Maddie Browning is an arts writer at WBUR. With five years of experience as a multiplatform journalist, she covers a diverse range of topics including arts and culture, music genres, and urban art. Maddie's work has been featured in notable publications such as Boston.com, Business Insider, and The Boston Globe.
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Maddie Browning's coverage indicates a strong focus on local events and human interest stories, particularly in the entertainment news and house & home categories. She frequently covers book conferences, music events, author appearances, and rescue stories.
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"Part of building community for me isn't just gathering people together and crafting, it’s how can we help the community as well?"
By: Maddie Browning
Thousands of people gathered for a “No Kings” protest in front of the Colorado State Capitol in Denver on Saturday. The demonstration was one of more than 70 organized across the state.
By: Maddie Browning
Add these LGBTQ+ love stories to your TBR stack as you wait for 'Bridgerton' season 5.
By: Maddie Browning
The multitalented artist has opened for major acts including Olivia Rodrigo and Halsey, and now makes her Coachella debut this month.
From monstrous ink drawings to a world created from technological error, WBUR contributor Maddie Browning shares a round up of local art exhibitions that challenge collective memory and the expanse of the human imagination.
By: Maddie Browning
In the wake of Argentina’s last dictatorship, Ana María Hernando’s artwork only grew softer. Her practice is undergirded by “unstoppable” community. A soft
By: Maddie Browning
The collection features works by seven Native artists, from contemporary portraits to beaded moccasins
By: Maddie Browning
After a seven-year hiatus from releasing music, Shakira turned her difficult phase of life into an LP that won the 2025 Grammy for Best Latin Pop Album.
By: Maddie Browning
“ The way you can change anybody's mind, unless you're really hot sexually, is to make them laugh,” the legendary filmmaker said in a recent interview. Waters will perform Thursday at Provincetown Town Hall.
By: Maddie Browning
Wolfhard blended garage punk with Americana sensibilities at the Royale, to the delight of his screaming female fans.
