Brad Wheeler is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including music, movies, books, and theater, with a keen focus on reviews and the Canadian arts scene. His work has also been featured in MX Vice, Bradford News, and the Marietta Daily Journal.
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Brad Wheeler's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, especially music and literature related to Canadian culture. He may be interested in pitches featuring interviews or stories about Canadian musicians, literary figures, or events related to the music industry. Additionally, he has a keen interest in highlighting Canadians who have made significant contributions to the cultural world.
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Sibling duo’s show was cancelled after the airline would not provide a seat for the three-century-old cello, even though the pair had booked a seat for the instrument
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The comedy troupe unites on stage for Toronto performance to celebrate its eponymous television show that ran from 1989 to 1995 on CBC
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In Better Man, pop star Robbie Williams is portrayed by a CGI chimp-man
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