Jill Brooke is a journalist at Mary Poppins. She is passionate about film and focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly in theater and movies, with an interest in NYC culture and notable figures like Michael Jordan. Jill's work has been featured in Showbiz411, Telluride Daily Planet, The New York Sun, and Broad Street Review.
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Journalist Jill Brooke's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly the entertainment industry with a specific emphasis on film festivals and related events in Telluride, Colorado. If you have insights or stories related to film festivals, movie screenings, or the film industry in general, especially those tied to Telluride or Colorado, she would likely be interested. This could include exclusive behind-the-scenes information about films being showcased at events like the Telluride Film Festival or unique perspectives on trends within the local and national film industries.
Jill might also appreciate pitches that provide intriguing angles for human interest stories surrounding these events as well as interviews with notable figures from the world of cinema attending or involved in such festivals and screenings.
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By: Jill Brooke Planet
Teyonah Parris, Iman Vellani and Brie Larson star in ‘The Marvels’ screening at The Nugget Theater
There’s something so enjoyable about watching a film set during the holiday season whilst enjoying that same season. Lots of people watch “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” for Halloween
“The Color Purple” has had quite the journey. From a book, that was adapted into a film, to a visionary Broadway musical, then a revival, and finally, we have our
I’ve written a few times this year about the abundance of concert films in 2023. There was the re-release of “Stop Making Sense” (1984); the Talking Heads concert film which
By: Jill Brooke
All winter, the big noise coming out of Las Vegas has been U2 at the Sphere, and Adele at Caesar’s. But the real crowd pleaser has been rock legend Carlos Santana. Last week, the crowd was moving and grooving to Carlos Santana’s virtuoso guitar performance at his residency gig at Las Vegas’ “House of Blues.” Any time Santana is playing, you know there will be a cluster of super talented musicians–including his wife, Cindy Blackman Santana.
“Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Men were deceivers ever—One foot in sea and one on shore, To one thing constant never.”
The “Hit Man” film garnered rave reviews despite the Hollywood blockbuster disappointing fans
‘Project 19: Leap Into Equality’ features women skydivers celebrating the right to vote. (Image courtesy of the Women’s Film Festival.)
The Women’s Film Festival returns on August 15, 2024 with feature films, documentaries, workshops, panels, and more. Jill C. Brooke previews.
By: Jill Brooke
Campbell O’Hare as Wendy and Jo Vito Ramirez as Peter Pan in the Arden Children’s Theatre production of ‘Peter Pan’. (Photo by Ashley Smith, Wide Eyed Studios.)
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