Bill Brownstein is a columnist at the Montreal Gazette. He has been commenting on the vibrant culture and diverse characters of Montreal since 1987, with a focus on arts and entertainment, food and beverages, and travel. Bill's work has also been featured in various publications including the Ottawa Citizen and Calgary Herald.
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Bill Brownstein's coverage mostly revolves around local Montreal events and personalities, with a focus on entertainment news. He has also shown interest in the arts, film festivals, and cultural figures of Montreal.
When reaching out to Bill for potential coverage or interviews, consider offering stories related to the Montreal entertainment scene, cultural events within Quebec, notable individuals from the region’s artistic community such as filmmakers or artists associated with comedy and culture. Additionally, topics related to local annual events like film festivals may pique his interest.
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By: Bill Brownstein
Cineplex's Rec Room at Royalmount mall is set to change both the film and entertainment games.
By: Bill Brownstein
Like the group's legendary 1976 farewell show, the performance in the ornate venue Le 9e — featuring dozens of Montreal artists — will be held on U.S. Thanksgiving.
By: Bill Brownstein
“I like to think of this film as a revenge story against old age itself — old age being a condition that my grandmother once said she would not tolerate,” says Montreal filmmaker Karl R. Hearne.
By: Bill Brownstein
He brings his Relax: It’s Not That Serious World Tour to Montreal on Friday, while musing about moving back north of the U.S. border.
By: Bill Brownstein
The Secret Chord: A Leonard Cohen Experience is part concert, part theatre and entirely magical.
By: Bill Brownstein
“We go where the need is greatest, and north of the border in the winter has the greatest need for comedy,” Seinfeld explains.
By: Bill Brownstein
Images taken by photographer Dave Sidaway offer an antidote to the solstice.
By: Bill Brownstein
“We attract visitors from just about zero to over 100,” says the library’s director. “And we try to keep responding to the ever-changing needs of our members.”
People not looking for praise. People focused on the positive. Here are some folks I’ve interviewed this past year who were an inspiration.
By: Bill Brownstein
Award-winning director Wendy Sachs’s October H8te is a disturbing look at the explosion of antisemitism on university campuses and social media.
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