Carolyn Brown is the Chief Content Officer for Cruise Critic, where she oversees the publication's content strategy and development. She also writes for LEO Weekly LLC, focusing on local news and events in Louisville, Kentucky. Carolyn's articles cover a range of topics, including theater reviews, local profiles, event recommendations, and personal essays.
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Carolyn Brown's coverage is predominantly focused on the local entertainment scene in Louisville, Kentucky. She frequently covers events, reviews, and seasonal topics related to entertainment and house & home. Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in the local arts and entertainment scene would be well-suited to reach out to her for potential coverage of upcoming events or performances.
Since Carolyn often highlights specific events and activities within Louisville, pitches should emphasize unique aspects of the local culture and community involvement. Additionally, those able to provide insights into trends in house & home-related themes within Louisville may find opportunities for collaboration with Carolyn.
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By: Carolyn Brown
When director Kate Way, a current UMass Lowell assistant professor and former Northampton High School teacher, had just finished teaching a course on book banning in the fall of 2022, the very subject she was teaching became, to her surprise, the...
By: Carolyn Brown
Benjamin Barnes and Judith Fine put paintings up by Charlie Miller at the NEVA/Anchor House of Artists gallery in Northampton. At right, a self-portrait of Miller on a bench at Look Park. PHOTO BY CAROL LOLLIS
By: Carolyn Brown
Elaine Crane and Brad Amidon, who play Wynn Somme and Nanky-Doug, respectively, rehearse Valley Light Opera’s production of “The McAdo” at the Academy of Music. STAFF PHOTO/CAROLYN BROWN
By: Carolyn Brown
Inside a plain brick building on South Street is an organization that’s taught thousands of students — children and adults — to sing, play instruments and find connections through music over the last 38 years.For the last 21 of them, executive...
By: Carolyn Brown
The popular true crime podcast “Criminal” will stop at the Academy of Music for a live show on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. as part of a national tour celebrating its 10th anniversary.
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By: Carolyn Brown
The album “Free to Be … You and Me,” released by Marlo Thomas in 1972, inspired a generation to think beyond gender stereotypes. Now the Eric Carle Museum in Amherst is celebrating the “Free to Be...” project’s lasting legacy and impact in a new exhibition, “Free to Be... You and Me: 50 Years of Stories and Songs.” STAFF PHOTOs/CAROLYN BROWN
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Author Ed Orzechowski’s newest book is “Becoming Darlene: The Story of Belchertown Patient #4952.” CONTRIBUTED
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