Julianne Bell is a staff culture writer for The Stranger. Her work spans various themes in arts and entertainment, including music, food and beverages, and film and cinema, often exploring topics like food safety, drinks and spirits, and nightlife. She has been featured in notable publications such as the Portland Mercury and EverOut.
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Julianne's coverage predominantly focuses on local food and beverage-related events in Seattle, with a smaller focus on Portland. She also covers entertainment news and house & home topics.
For effective outreach, consider pitching stories related to new restaurant openings, special seasonal menus or events at restaurants in Seattle or Portland. Additionally, providing information about unique dining experiences, such as vegan or non-alcoholic options would likely resonate with her audience.
Considering the strong emphasis on event coverage and seasonal themes, pitches that align with upcoming local food events or seasonal trends are likely to be well-received.
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By: Dave Segal, Megan Seling, Hannah Murphy Winter, Julianne Bell
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food, and This & That. The Best Damn Thing Through Apr 18 My introduction to Avril Lavigne was when my friend received a CD copy of Avril’s seminal 2002 album Let Go at her 12th birthday party. It was the turning […]
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By: Hannah Murphy Winter, Emily Nokes, Julianne Bell, Audrey Vann
See George Saunders at Town Hall Seattle April 7. Credit: Zach Krahmer
By: Dave Segal, Audrey Vann, Todd Hamm, Julianne Bell, Megan Seling
CMAT will play the Showbox April 22. Credit: Shane Anthony Sinclair/Getty Images
By: Julianne Bell, Danielle Radford, Megan Seling
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By: Langston Thomas, Audrey Vann, Julianne Bell, Emily Nokes, Lindsay Costello, Shannon Lubetich
One really great thing to do every day of the week.
By: Audrey Vann, Nathalie Graham, Todd Hamm, Julianne Bell, Charles Mudede, Amanda Manitach
MONDAY 4/13 Author Talk: Ifrah F. Ahmed, Soomaaliya (FOOD) Somali-born chef, writer, recipe developer, and artist Ifrah F. Ahmed came to Seattle as a child in 1996. She and her family quickly became enmeshed in the local Somali community, and food was one of the biggest ways they connected to their culture. Today, Ahmed works […]
By: Hannah Murphy Winter, Julianne Bell, Audrey Vann, Amanda Manitach, Shannon Lubetich
MONDAY 4/20 The Children’s Hour (FILM) Based on the 1934 play of the same name by Lillian Hellman, this 1961 film directed by William Wyler follows two former college classmates, Karen (Audrey Hepburn) and Martha (Shirley MacLaine), who open a private boarding school for girls. When one of their students misconstrues an overheard conversation, a […]
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food, and This & That. The Pastry Project’s Soft Serve Window OpeningJune 4The Pastry Project’s soft-serve window is only open for the summer, and it offers three flavors—purple vanilla, chocolate, and twist. While the ice cream is decadent enough to enjoy […]
