Maddie Browning is the arts reporting fellow at WBUR. She specializes in covering culture and society, with a focus on arts and entertainment, including fine art, music business, and entertainment news. 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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sidebody is preparing to play Boston Calling for the first time this weekend. They will bring songs with their whimsical charm.
By: Maddie Browning
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority reached a $5 million settlement with the family of a man who was dragged to death after his arm was trapped in a Red Line car door, according to documents filed in court.
By: Maddie Browning
Plus, an Irish dance party and a poetry exhibition.
By: Maddie Browning
WBUR's inaugural festival kicks off Thursday and will bring brilliant minds from across fields to Boston University's campus.
Plus, a youth film festival and a lending library at a rooftop pool.
At The WBUR Festival, NPR Tiny Desk winner and local singer-songwriter Alisa Amador and former Boston Poet Laureate Porsha Olayiwola talked about how they develop their work and shared tips on breaking through uncertainty.
Including drag bingo and the annual Pride parade.
The art-rock band played alongside other musicians of the underground music scene, like Dinosaur Jr. and The Pixies. Despite the success, the band’s discography wasn’t available on streaming until now.
By: Maddie Browning
The senators request further information on the future of certain programs and the Institute of Museum and Library Services' plan to act in accordance with laws that require minimum funding by state.
This season's visual art exhibitions highlight memory and resilience, from an immersive installation examining home at the ICA Watershed to a display of Ukrainian folk art at Fuller Craft Museum.
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