Bill Brownstein is a columnist at the Montreal Gazette. He focuses on a wide range of topics including arts and entertainment, food and beverages, and cultural movements, often highlighting the vibrant characters and subcultures of Montreal. Bill's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Ottawa Citizen, Calgary Herald, and Ottawa Sun.
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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.
As he focuses primarily on content relevant to Montreal and its surrounding areas in Canada (Quebec), ensure that your pitches are tailored specifically to this geographic area.
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The July 21 show marks Letterman's first official performance in Montreal.
By: Bill Brownstein
The Montréal Series will present 24 local standups across four shows.
"From alien pregnancies to animated romantic dramedies, from vampirism to class war." The fest kicks off Thursday.
By: Bill Brownstein
The name is Fabulous. Jackie Fabulous. And she more than lived up to her name Wednesday night at Club Soda in the debut presentation of Just for Laughs’ ethnic-oriented Culture Show, running until July 21. Sandwiched between five other standups on...
By: Bill Brownstein
"This was my introduction to the slasher sub-genre," Hacks star says before screening at Famtasia.
By: Bill Brownstein
Made up entirely of members with Down syndrome, they see Just for Laughs debut as their biggest break yet.
By: Bill Brownstein
Little Burgundy native died Wednesday night at 91 after a lengthy illness. The city has lost a legend: jazz pianist Oliver Jones dies at 91.
By: Bill Brownstein
George and Eva Lau's longtime destination for captains of industry, luminaries, celebrities and regular folk will close after Christmas.
By: Bill Brownstein
"I became very interested in what a Cape Fear would look like today" after watching the 1962 and 1991 films, creator Nick Antosca says. The finale episode of the Cape Fear series is certain to jolt viewers at its world première Thursday night at the Fantasia film fest.
By: Bill Brownstein
Filmmaker and photographer Ezra Soiferman was feeling nostalgic "for the golden days of Montreal."
