Media outlets starting with C
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CCulture 2 VultureUnited Kingdom
UK based site Culture 2 Vulture is a site which features travel frequently with the view to expanding areas covered and the aim of “offering a lively take on life’s essentials and pastimes”. Blogger Nicola Osmond-Evans has been in PR for 15 years and is in her own words “passionate about the arts and the best of what life has offer”. She uses her site to provide reviews of restaurants, events, markets, and to uncover some of life’s hidden gems. The site looks to offer insight on topics such as food, fashion, design, hotels and travels. Sections on the site include Art & Exhibitions; Ballet & Performance; Film; Food & Drink; Theatre; as well as Travel & Lifestyle. PR opportunities on the site include reviews and the team can be reached via email.
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CCulture and ArtsUnited Kingdom
The Sunday Times is a weekly newspaper that provides in-depth coverage of national and international news, features, and analysis. It covers topics including politics, business, culture, sports and lifestyle. The Sunday Times is the sister paper of The Times, with which it shares a website and social media accounts.
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CCulture BlogUnited States of America
This blog is hosted on sfgate.com. Culture Blog covers arts, culture, media, events and other unique diversions in the Bay Area. It is written by a group of columnists, reporters and editors at the San Francisco Chronicle. Pitchable topics include local galleries, events, shows, news, politics, culture, Asian pop culture, religion and spirituality.
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CCulture BodegaUnited States of America
Culture Bodega is an Internet Blog covering Film, and Film Reviews.
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CCulture BratsUnited States of America
Offers intelligent, witty and insightful commentary on pop culture from the 80's to today. Coverage includes music, movies, television, celebrities and gadgets.
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CCulture CallingUnited Kingdom
Background and Format: Founded in 1980, LondonCalling.com is an online cultural guide for London. It lists events in London including attractions, art, entertainment, families, museums, music, theatre and festivals, as well as features and interviews. It is aimed at those interested in arts and culture events in London. 50% of visitors are based in Greater London and 75% are from the UK (Source: Publisher). Further information on how to reach the team as well as how to contribute can be found at www.londoncalling.com/contact. LondonCalling.com also has a weekly newsletter that is sent to 45,000 subscribers via email (Source: Publisher). They can also be found on Instagram at www.instagram.com/londoncallingarts and a full editorial team can also be viewed at www.londoncalling.com/features/authors Ad Rates: For advertising information please visit www.londoncalling.com/about-us Other Information: LondonCalling.com editorial team operates on a 3 months rota basis. To contact the editorial team please email press@londoncalling.com.
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CCulture Clash MagazineUnited States of America
Culture Clash Magazine is a collaborative venue for Galveston locals and free thinkers to express ideas.
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CCulture Club - St. Louis Post-DispatchUnited States of America
This blog is hosted on stltoday.com. Aims to be a one-stop guide to the fine arts scene in St. Louis, written by the arts writers of the Post-Dispatch.
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CCulture Cuddles: Love and Life AbroadUnited States of America
Ever felt like a fish out of water in a new country or stumbled through a conversation in a language you barely speak? Oh, you have? Then you're in the right place! From cultural misunderstandings that'll make you cringe to romantic gestures that get lost in translation - Uyen Ninh and her German Husband (to be) are trying to make sense of it all. Submit your story at culturecuddles.com. Tell us about your experiences of living and loving between cultures. And check out the YouTube channel for the video version of the podcast! - Culture Cuddles is produced by Uyen Ninh and her German husband-to-be, with production support from YilmazHummel. The producers are Niklas Stundel and Freerk Sitter.
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CCulture FixUnited Kingdom
Launched in 2010, Culture Fix is a freelance, UK-based popular culture site. The blog aims to 'give a fun and balanced look at some of the most talked about cinematic, independent and home video releases. They're also equally devoted to great pop music and aim to cover the latest single and album releases including occasional glimpses into upcoming TV highlights as well as reviews and features. The blog posts are written by Andrew McArthur. Entries in the Culture Fix blog concentrate on categories such as Review, Trailers, Music and TV. The blog posts length vary greatly but are generally around 100 to 300 words including photos. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to arts, especially music, television and cinema. The team can be reached via email or their Twitter where they are active.