Linda Holmes is a pop culture correspondent at NPR and the host of Pop Culture Happy Hour. With a focus on arts and entertainment, she covers a range of topics including celebrities, music, film, and comedy, drawing on her extensive background in popular culture. Holmes has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, showcasing her insights into the vibrant world of entertainment.
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Linda Holmes' coverage predominantly focuses on local events and seasonal topics, particularly in North Bay, Canada. She frequently covers family and relationships, entertainment news, as well as cultural and societal themes.
Given her focus on local events and seasonal content, Linda may be interested in pitches related to community events or activities that align with the themes of family & relationships or entertainment news within the North Bay area. Additionally, she appears to cover a wide range of topics from bakery openings to holiday specials and technology lessons.
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By: Liz Metzger, Jessica Reedy, Aisha Harris, Linda Holmes, Gene Demby, Mike Katzif, Lennon Sherburne
Aaron Chen and Jake Johnson in The Dink. Apple TV hide caption The Dink is pickleball's very funny new entry into the classic genre of sports comedies.
By: Linda Holmes
Summer time becomes those forgotten months when it comes to donations to the North Bay Food Bank
By: Lennon Sherburne, Liz Metzger, Gene Demby, Jessica Reedy, Mike Katzif, Aisha Harris, Linda Holmes
Transcript GENE DEMBY: What do you call, like, a collection of pickleball courts? LINDA HOLMES: I don't know.
By: Linda Holmes
The brother and sister turned a summer lemonade stand into a fundraiser supporting two causes close to their hearts
By: Mike Katzif, Stephen Thompson, Linda Holmes, Hafsa Fathima, Jessica Reedy, Glen Weldon
Tom Holland as Spider-Man, with Boomerang in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Marvel/Sony Pictures hide caption
By: Linda Holmes
New 3D-printing technology cuts production time while creating a quieter, cleaner manufacturing process with less waste
By: Stephen Thompson, Linda Holmes, Mike Katzif, Hafsa Fathima, Jessica Reedy, Glen Weldon
Transcript [THEME MUSIC] LINDA HOLMES: When we last saw Peter Parker, he'd lost everything-- his family, his friends, and the whole world's awareness that he was, in fact, Spider-Man.
By: Linda Holmes, Wshu By, Aisha Harris
The Dink is pickleball's very funny new entry into the classic genre of sports comedies. In the new film, Jake Johnson stars as a washed-up tennis underachiever whose loyalties become divided after befriending a pickleball player played by Mary Steenburgen. It's got a contest with huge stakes and a surprising dose of heart, and the jokes make it over the net.
I had a lot of opportunities to ponder the nature of baseball fandom sitting in the stands for three straight Phillies-Orioles games in Baltimore. The...
By: Jessica Reedy, Stephen Thompson, Aisha Harris, Linda Holmes, Glen Weldon, Mike Katzif
Is Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing the sweatiest movie of all time? Anthony Barboza/Getty Images hide caption
