George Pimentel is a photojournalist at the Star’s Together section. He specializes in themes such as arts and entertainment, music, and the intersection of technology with event management, including event technology and artificial intelligence. His work has been featured in a variety of notable publications, including Times-News of Twin Falls, Idaho, Entertainment Weekly, and Toronto Life Magazine.
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George Pimentel focuses on local event coverage in Toronto, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news and house & home topics. His articles cover galas, fundraisers, and cultural events within the Toronto area. Given his focus on specific events and announcements, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or announcements within the entertainment and lifestyle space.
As George's geographic focus is primarily Toronto and Canada, outreach should align with these locations for maximum relevance to his audience. If you have insights into high-profile local events or personalities within the entertainment industry or house & home sector in Toronto or Canada as a whole, it could be of interest to him.
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By: Isabel B. Slone
This year’s theme was all about getting lost in a pleasant daydream
By: George Pimentel
The Royal Occasion raised $450,000 to support music education across Canada.
By: George Pimentel
Boost Child & Youth Advocacy Centre held its annual gala at the Royal Ontario Museum on May 21.
By: George Pimentel
Attendees included Doug Ford, Jeanne Beker, Pierre Poilievre and Stephen Harper.
By: Xavier Richer, George Pimentel
Speaking at the University Club, the country's artificial intelligence czar sparred over the tech's job-killing potential
Toronto Congress Centre in Etobicoke hosted the opening night event on April 16.
The event featured 35 Canadian authors, including Souvankham Thammavongsa and Linwood Barclay.
More than 190 guests gathered at the Park Hyatt Toronto for an afternoon of philanthropy.
Soprano Measha Brueggergosman-Lee provided entertainment at Ricarda's Atrium.
Over the past 25 years, Scrubs in Our City has raised more than $14 million.
