Craig D. Lindsey is a local journalist based in Houston, Texas, with a focus on cultural events and entertainment. His work has appeared in various publications, including CultureMap, Paste Magazine, Nashville Scene, and the ROGER & CHAZ EBERT FOUNDATION. Craig covers a wide range of topics, including music, film, art, and local events, providing readers with insightful and engaging articles.
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Houston, United States (Local)
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Craig D. Lindsey's coverage focuses on local entertainment news and events in Houston, with an emphasis on art, movies, and reviews. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local arts and cultural events happening in the Houston area. For example, if you have a unique event or exhibit occurring in Houston, offering him exclusive access or early information would likely garner his attention.
Additionally, Craig may also be interested in expert commentary on topics such as movie premieres or art exhibitions taking place within the region. If you can provide insights into these areas from a local perspective or have insider knowledge of upcoming entertainment events specific to Houston and surrounding areas, it could resonate well with his coverage focus.
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The Book of Mormon returns to the Hobby Center. Photo by Joan Marcus
By: Craig D. Lindsey
The biopic — featuring Robbie Williams as a chimpanzee — opens wide this week
Houston-bred, Palestinian American comedian Mo Amer is finally returning to Netflix, as the second and final season of his acclaimed, award-winning dramedy Mo will hit the streamer in a few weeks.
Brady Corbet’s Golden Globe-winning film opens this week at the Belcourt (in 35 mm) and Regal and AMC locations
Cirque Italia presents Paranormal Cirque. Photo courtesy of Cirque Italia
Featuring an outstanding performance from Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Leigh’s latest opens this week at the Belcourt
On this Sundance eve, let's travel back 30 years to find out what Miramax and their competitors were up to in Park City.
POST Houston presents Lunar New Year Celebration. Photo courtesy of POST
Film fans are flocking to the MFAH's 35mm screenings. Courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
See a dragon dance at the Have a Nice Day market. Photo by Alan Castelan
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