Nicolle Weeks

My new assignment is blogging for the Canadian version of eonline.com. Mondo fun, I write about notable Canadians in the entertainment biz. Watch this link for all my stories!

This was a fun project: I subbed in for Ryan Porter's gossip column for a day. I had a lot of fun writing these ones.

• Houseparty at TomKat's
• The Hottest Show in Town
• Lo-hand-Me-Downs
• Weekend Roundup

I recently wrote an entertaining article for hgtv.ca. Take a look!

Every Tuesday, I offer my musical knowledge up to showcase.ca in the form of a weekly music column/blog. It's one of the current highlights of my job. Here are some of my favourite posts:

• Jamie Lidell interview
• N.E.R.D. post
• Madonna post
• Evil Dead review
• The Bravery concert review (photo credit, moi)
• Nada Surf post
• Attack in Black interview

This one was a really interesting one to write, delving into Cancon and a look at the CBC. It appeared on AOL Canada's site.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Blair Underwood earlier this year. The interview appeared on the AOL Canada site.

Writing about celebs is always fun.

Stargazing in Toronto

Slicescreen

My full-time job is as a producer at slice.ca. There, I write about things that really matter to women: health, relationships, family, style, beauty, entertainment, career and money. Definitely one of my most fulfilling jobs, I love the opportunity to write and edit stories about the things that women care about. I love finding creative ways to convey this content as well.

Some selected examples of my work on slice.ca:

What's Hot for Summer (fashion story)
Pop Goes the Meaning (film story)
Aqualung Playlist (music interview)
Self-Righteous Break Up Songs (music story)
Skin Myths Revealed (beauty story)
Dressing for Success (fashion story)
Kayak it Like it's Hot (health story)
How to Budget Realistically (money story)

Bravoscreen

I was lucky enough to be able to pitch ideas to other CHUM sites when I worked at CityLine as a web coordinator. One of my favourite stories to write and research was this Zadie Smith piece.