Brandon Wetherbee is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. He writes for various publications, including Newswav, InsideHook, Dread Central Media, LLC, and Washington City Paper. His articles cover a range of topics, including music, film, dining, and local events.
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Brandon Wetherbee's coverage predominantly highlights local entertainment, dining, and lifestyle in Chicago. His articles often feature expert commentary and reviews related to food & beverage, entertainment news, house & home topics.
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City Paper readers have no excuse to be bored this fall, with events from drag stars and Jenny Slate to Día de los Muertos celebrations.
By: Serena Zets, Christina Smart, Brandon Wetherbee, Steve Kiviat, Anupma Sahay
Celebrate Halloweekend and the Festival of Lights with Spoons Toons and Booze, spooky cookies, Loboko, Ben Folds, and Billy Ocean, and the Diwali Rock Show.
By: Serena Zets, Stephanie Rudig, Matt Siblo, Brandon Wetherbee
Double Exposure turns 10, a new show at the Phillips, Pig Destroyer at Black Cat, a curator tour of This Morning, This Evening, So Soon, and more to get you through the first hump of post-election despair.
By: Alona Wartofsky, Dorvall Bedford, Joe Warminsky, Brandon Wetherbee, Amelia Roth-Dishy
Fall's local music releases run the gamut of jazzy R&B from Braxton Cook to “manic pixie scream girl” from Pickaxe; there's also new go-go from New Impressionz, Witch's Mirror, metal from former punks, and a whole lot more.
By: Steve Kiviat, Amelia Roth-Dishy, Daryl Perry, Brandon Wetherbee
This week: Umbrella Art Fair, screenings of Kiss Me, Kate and Metropolis, and music from PCE, the Hellp, and SASAMI.
By: Brandon Wetherbee, Stephanie Rudig, Will Lennon
Get into the Thanksgiving spirit with Planes, Trains and Automobiles and NMAI's Native Cinema Showcase, take a walking tour of D.C. history, and look closely at art from Catherine Howe and Misha Ilin.
By: Joe Warminsky, Will Lennon, Matt Siblo, Stephanie Rudig, Brandon Wetherbee, Serena Zets
Enjoy the long weekend with music from Fousheé, Daisy Grenade, and a Girls Rock! benefit, plus film screenings, holiday cheer, and ETA.
By: Daryl Perry, Brandon Wetherbee, Serena Zets, Sarah Marloff
Julia Kornberg discusses her novel, NMAI hosts its Native Art Market, the Spy Museum honors a Baltimore native, The Skeptics Guide comes to D.C., and Folger celebrates the life of Emily Dickinson.
By: Serena Zets, Amelia Roth-Dishy, Brandon Wetherbee, Will Lennon, Alona Wartofsky
Washington Master Chorale, Lilith Fest remembers the Fair, Annie Costia Beat Ya Feet, Clue Christmas, It’s a Wonderful Life, and Nosferatu.
If Democrats want to win national elections, they should rethink nominating Replacements fans for public office.
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