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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By: Brandon Wetherbee
The 1997 murder of Reena Virk — one of British Columbia, Canada's most shocking and heartbreaking true crime stories — is told in a Hulu miniseries.
The EST of the WWE Bianca Belair is on the WWE 2K24 Deluxe Edition cover and, yet again, some pro wrestling fans remain racist fools.
By: Louis Jacobson, Stephanie Rudig, Serena Zets, Brandon Wetherbee
Join ANXO Cider in raising funds for DCAF during Women's History Month, kick off the Hirshhorn's 50th anniversary year, check out the Nationals Prospects on Tuesday, and take in some architecture art.
By: Brandon Wetherbee
As we all undoubtedly know, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, just the Steamboat Willie versions, are now in the public domain. And Winnie the Pooh was noticeably added a few years back, when Winnie-The-Pooh: Blood and Honey was released. But Mickey, Minnie, and Winnie aren’t the only famous Disney and kinda Disney characters (Pooh was not originally a Disney creation) available for reinterpretation. There’s one very important animal that’s been available in the public domain as long as that bear that loves honey (and blood?): Bambi.
By: Joe Warminsky, Brandon Wetherbee, Christina Smart, Ella Feldman, Colleen Kennedy, Michael J. West
March and April reviews of the latest local music includes an EP from Rico Nasty, the fourth album from the North Country, and new records from dreamcastmoe, the Messthetics, and more.
By: Allison R. Shely, Serena Zets, Steve Kiviat, Dave Nyczepir, Brandon Wetherbee, Sarah Marloff
A poetry event celebrating Black women writers, a must-see exhibit at NMWA, German indie rockers Giant Rooks in D.C. along with Ethiopia's Qwanqwa, Atmosphere's spring tour, a dance-theater piece paying homage to Sting.
By: Brandon Wetherbee
There’s a stupid amount of ‘haunted’ sites in the nation’s capital. The White House is haunted. The Capitol is haunted. The Mall is haunted. Every other hotel is haunted. Anything old and political is haunted. While those types of legends and ghost tours are fun, this isn’t about those. This is about what scary movie cinephiles might want to visit in Washington, DC. Some are obvious. Some are hidden. All are easily accessible.
By: Brandon Wetherbee
Brandon Wetherbee revisits the documentary about O.J. Simpson directed by none other than George A. Romero. Read more on Dread Central.
Brandon Wetherbee looks back at this underrated gem starring Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd and why it's so damn scary. At least to him.
By: Brandon Wetherbee
Featured Image: ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Copyright United Film Distribution Company (UFDC)
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