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Brandon Pope

Brandon Pope

Verified

Reporter and Anchor, WCIU-TV (Chicago, IL)

Chicago

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TV business, Tech, Art exhibitions

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Technology, Business, Science,

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Total articles 66

  • REVIEW AND CHAT: OPUS director Mark Anthony Green

    By Brandon Pope Verified, Barbara Roche| ReelChicago Verified The austerity of celebrity ‘stan’ culture has become more stringent and divisive than ever before. If you dare wade into the choppy waters of the Rihanna-aligned “Navy,” the swarm of the “Bey-hive,” or the boutique of “Barbz,” with anything besides glowing praise, you’re liable to find yourself the target of online harassment. This form of tribalism has become commonplace in society, making it the perfect subject matter for former GQ editor Mark Anthony Green to undertake.

    By Brandon Pope Verified, Barbara Roche · ReelChicago

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • ▶️ Listen Now: “Chairman Fred”: The story of Fred Hampton

    By Erin Allen Verified, Brandon Pope Verified| WBEZ-FM (Chicago, IL) Verified URL Copied! Stay in the loop with the Windy City’s biggest news. Feb 29, 2024, 12:40pm CT This is the story of Chicago liberation activist Fred Hampton, former chairman of the Illinois Black Panther Party, who was just 21 years old when he was killed by Chicago police in 1969.

    By Erin Allen Verified, Brandon Pope Verified · WBEZ-FM (Chicago, IL)

    Feb. 29, 2024

  • REVIEW AND CHAT: OPUS director Mark Anthony Green

    By Brandon Pope Verified, Barbara Roche| ReelChicago Verified The austerity of celebrity ‘stan’ culture has become more stringent and divisive than ever before. If you dare wade into the choppy waters of the Rihanna-aligned “Navy,” the swarm of the “Bey-hive,” or the boutique of “Barbz,” with anything besides glowing praise, you’re liable to find yourself the target of online harassment. This form of tribalism has become commonplace in society, making it the perfect subject matter for former GQ editor Mark Anthony Green to undertake.

    By Brandon Pope Verified, Barbara Roche · ReelChicago

    Mar. 14, 2025

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WCIU-TV (Chicago, IL)