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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.
Given the themes covered in his articles such as restaurant week, album reviews, horror films etc., a pitch about an intriguing new restaurant opening or an upcoming event featuring renowned artists is likely to capture Brandon's interest. Additionally, providing insights from experts in these fields could also be appealing for potential collaborations on future content.
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By: Tristan Jung, Brandon Wetherbee, Laura Zee, Christina Smart, Will Lennon
Lean in to the season with JOHNNYSWIM, 21st Century Consort, and It's a Wonderful Life, plus Water for Elephants, Musiq Soulchild, and Korean folk art at the KCCDC.
By: Allison R. Shely, Brandon Wetherbee, Will Lennon, Serena Zets, Joe Warminsky, Alona Wartofsky, Alan Zilberman
This week there's a triple-header at Songbyrd, go-go and Girls on Toast in Silver Spring, holiday markets, a book talk with Lovell Holder, and a Tuesday night movie.
By: Brandon Wetherbee, Taylor Ruckle, Sarah Marloff, Dorvall Bedford, Michael J. West, Christina Smart, Eliza Tebo
Pretty Bitter, Jaeychino, Andrew Musselman, and the War and Treaty: City Paper's music writers weigh in on the creme de la creme of this year's new releases.
By: Steve Kiviat, Brandon Wetherbee, Louis Jacobson, Stephanie Rudig, Pat Padua
There are movies to see, bands to enjoy, DJs to dance to, and plenty of art exhibits—from the National Building Museum to Hamiltonian Artists—to look at.
By: Samantha Ostwald, Michael Paarlberg, Christina Smart, Mary Scott Manning, Stephanie Rudig, Serena Zets, Brandon Wetherbee
Two new works from IN Series, ballet and contemporary dance by local choreographers, Drag Race's Jasmine Kennedie celebrates Trans Day of Visibility, and more wow-worthy performances.
The only sure things in life for Americans are death and taxes. And since the World War III can was kicked past April 15, Americans of a certain age are forced to reckon with at least one of life’s inevitables this month. If you’re a President Donald Trump voter, you may be wondering why your […]
By: Stephanie Rudig, Brandon Wetherbee, Orrin Konheim, Louis Jacobson
Photography at Multiple Exposures Gallery and Photoworks, Jason Karolak and Ara Koh at Pazo Fine Art, Sabrina, and Yot Club at Black Cat.
By: Brandon Wetherbee, Steve Kiviat, Matt S. Siblo, Stephanie Rudig, Christina Smart, Alona Wartofsky
Ivy Queen takes Echostage, LOC screens The Disappearance of Miss Scott, Picnic Theatre returns, go-go and hip-hop at the Go-Go Museum, the DC Print Fair returns, and songwriters celebrate John Prine.
By: Steve Kiviat, Brandon Wetherbee, Pat Padua, James Mae, Christina Smart
Celebrate Juneteenth with the Home Rule Festival, West African and Afro Caribbean dance, and a Black women comedy troupe.
By: Brandon Wetherbee, Jason Dick
Jason Dick and Brandon Wetherbee discuss the big UFC bout at the White House, the relationship between President Donald Trump and combat sports and entertainment and the expansion of Brandon’s media empire, Recommend If You Like. Show Notes:
