Chris Foran is an assistant entertainment editor for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. With a focus on local entertainment in Wisconsin, Chris covers movies, TV shows, and cultural events happening in the Milwaukee area. His work has also appeared in various publications, including the Oshkosh Northwestern Media, Stevens Point Journal, and Yahoo News.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
Chris Foran's coverage focuses on entertainment news, particularly related to local events and celebrities in Milwaukee. He frequently covers movies, TV shows, and local events in the area, making him a good target for pitches related to new movie releases, celebrity appearances in Milwaukee or nearby areas, and local events featuring notable personalities.
Given his emphasis on seasonal content as well as event coverage, consider pitching stories that align with specific seasons or upcoming entertainment-related events happening within the geographic focus of Milwaukee or Wisconsin.
Furthermore, any pitches should be tailored towards topics such as Hollywood news (including Walk of Fame stars), celebrity updates relevant to the Milwaukee area, movies premiering locally or regionally significant TV shows.
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By: Chris Foran
Snoop Dogg will be first headliner at Potawatomi Casino Hotel's new outdoor concert venue
By: Piet Levy, Chris Foran
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Summerfest amphitheater headliners for 2024 Let the scramble for Big Gig free-admission deals begin.
By: Chris Foran
Taylor spent 31 years on the air in Milwaukee, most of them at WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) as a well-respected reporter and news anchor.
By: Chris Foran, Piet Levy
Summerfest unveiled 14 promotions Thursday that will get you into the 2024 festival for free, including a Fourth of July deal that opens the gates for all from noon to 6 p.m.
By: Chris Foran
The expansion of "What's On Tap" appears to complete the on-air overhaul begun by the Good Karma Brands station in February.
By: Chris Foran
On May 18, 1964, hundreds of students, most of them Black, boycotted MPS schools in favor of "freedom schools." Here's what it looked like.
By: Chris Foran
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sixty years ago, to demonstrate the impact of segregation in Milwaukee, civil rights activists took the city to school — by taking students out of school.
By: Chris Foran
Jazz in the Park is back for 2024, although with a mute in its proverbial horn during the heart of summer. Here's what you need to know.
By: Chris Foran
Civic Media, the Wisconsin news/progressive-talk radio network, acquired the Racine stations in 2023.
By: Chris Foran
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Zoie Henry has been named live desk anchor on the morning newscast at Milwaukee's WISN-TV (Channel 12).
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