Julianne Bell is a staff culture writer for The Stranger. She focuses on a variety of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, including film, music, theater, and nightlife, bringing a unique perspective to the cultural landscape of Seattle. Julianne's work has also been featured in 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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The Best Food & Drink Events Happening This Month Melissa King Oct 9
By: Charles Mudede, Audrey Vann, Julianne Bell, Dave Segal
Want more? Here’s everything we recommend this month: Music, Visual Art, Literature, Performance, Film, Food & Drink, This & That. Dälek, Lamarr Family ValuesOct 8America’s most uncompromising hip-hop group, New Jersey’s Dälek, have been enlightening and blowing minds since 1998. A staunch advocate for POC’s rights, MC Dälek (aka Will Brooks) trenchantly rails against oppression […]
Welcome to October! It's the most wonderful time of the year, when I mitigate my seasonal depression by going all in on gothic literature and horror films.
As he leads me on a tour of Scarecrow Video, longtime buyer Mark Steiner spots former employee Xoe Amer in the new releases section and waves. Steiner, who started working at Scarecrow in 1992 and retired in September, has worked with Amer’s mom, witnessed Xoe grow up, and seen her work at Scarecrow’s erstwhile coffee […]
By: Dave Segal, Julianne Bell, Audrey Vann, Charles Mudede, Emily Nokes, Amanda Manitach
MONDAY 10/12 Gary Bartz and NTU Troop (MUSIC) Earshot Jazz Festival did us a solid by booking Gary Bartz and NTU Troop. The iconic 86-year-old jazz saxophonist has played with Charles Mingus, Miles Davis (see Live-Evil), McCoy Tyner, and other legends, and he still sounds vital. Launched in 1969, NTU Troop—featuring the late, great Andy […]
By: Audrey Vann, Julianne Bell
Parasites That Turn People Into Sex Maniacs, a Battle Against Nazis in the Pacific Northwest, and Rose McGowan's Psychedelic Miniskirt
By: Julianne Bell, Amanda Manitach, Dave Segal, Audrey Vann
MONDAY 10/19 Barbara Kingsolver (LITERATURE) What can't Barbara Kingsolver do?
By: Julianne Bell, Audrey Vann
Well, we've come to the final installment of our Scarecrow Video psychotronic challenge series. If you've made it this far, congratulations, and thanks for watching along with us!
By: Audrey Vann, Julianne Bell
Well, we’ve come to the final installment of our Scarecrow Video psychotronic challenge series. If you’ve made it this far, congratulations, and thanks for watching along with us! We hope you found some new favorites, or at least had fun checking out some unhinged, off-the-beaten-path films you wouldn’t have otherwise. In case you missed our […]
By: Julianne Bell, Shannon Lubetich, Megan Seling, Audrey Vann
MONDAY 10/26 Frankie Cosmos (MUSIC) Wanna feel old? It's been 10 years since Greta Kline, aka Frankie Cosmos, released her 2016
