Richie Assaly is a Digital Producer at Toronto Star. He focuses on culture reporting, exploring themes such as arts and entertainment, music, and cultural movements, while also delving into topics like internet culture and publishing. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Welland Tribune, Ricochet Media, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Richie Assaly's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment, music, and cultural topics related to Toronto. If you're reaching out to Richie, consider offering insights or stories related to the local music scene in Toronto or any unique cultural events taking place in the city. Additionally, if you have expertise in Indigenous advocacy or Palestinian culture within a Canadian context, those could be relevant angles for pitches as well.
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In the lead to the Polaris Music Prize Gala, The Grind is chatting with the 10 artists on the shortlist. The $30,000 prize, based on artistic merit alone, will be awarded at Massey Hall on Sept. 22.
P ost Malone had performed three songs at his July 25 tour stop at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium when the wind started to pick up and the sky darkened.
Next up in our series on the 2026 Polaris Music Prize shortlist, we spoke to Alexa Dirks, who records as Begonia, about her album “Fantasy Life.”…
We chatted with the Toronto electroclash pioneer about her Polaris shortlisted album ‘No Lube So Rude,’ and why everyone suddenly sounds like her…
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We chatted with Montreal songwriter Vincent Roberge, who records as Les Louanges, about his kinetic, politically-charged new album.
