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Murray Whyte

Murray Whyte

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Art Critic and Columnist, The Boston Globe

Seattle

Beats

Primary beats

CanadaEntertainmentArts

Secondary beats

HistoryAgricultureAction SportsGamingCyclingPersonal GrowthFestivalsHuman TraffickingPop CultureForeign AffairsReviewsAnalysisRpgsAnimal WelfareArtArtist InterviewsArt MarketPost-HardcoreCoffee

Biography

Murray Whyte is the art critic at the Toronto Star, Canada's largest daily newspaper. A National Newspaper Award winner, he's also been a feature writer covering culture, politics, civic issues and the environment over more than a decade with the paper.

Final Covers

Covers: Social media entertainment & celebrity gossip and touches on Human Interest

Journalist Type

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Seniority Positions

Columnist

Industries

Medium Formats

Print,Digital

Content

Total articles 1402

  • Ed Sheeran charms Ipswich, performs in streets and pop-up pub as he films music video for new album - The Boston Globe

    By Murray Whyte Verified, Billy Baker Verified| The Boston Globe Verified IPSWICH — “Welcome to the most exclusive pub in the world,” said Eamon Murray, the fuzzy-haired bodhrán player for the Irish band Beoga, speaking into the mic. He wasn’t exaggerating. On Friday night, Beoga was warming up the small crowd assembled here, in “The Old Phone,” a pop-up Irish pub built in an Ipswich parking lot for the evening’s main event: superstar Ed Sheeran.

    By Murray Whyte Verified, Billy Baker Verified · The Boston Globe

    Mar. 29, 2025

  • Ed Sheeran charms Ipswich, performs in streets and pop-up pub as he films music video for new album - The Boston Globe

    By Murray Whyte Verified, Billy Baker Verified| The Boston Globe Verified IPSWICH — “Welcome to the most exclusive pub in the world,” said Eamon Murray, the fuzzy-haired bodhrán player for the Irish band Beoga, speaking into the mic. He wasn’t exaggerating. On Friday night, Beoga was warming up the small crowd assembled here, in “The Old Phone,” a pop-up Irish pub built in an Ipswich parking lot for the evening’s main event: superstar Ed Sheeran.

    By Murray Whyte Verified, Billy Baker Verified · The Boston Globe

    Mar. 29, 2025

As seen in

The Guardian,Waterloo Region Record,guelphmercury.com,Azure Magazine,St. Catharines Standard,The New York Times,toronto.com,The Peterborough Examiner,The (Toronto) Star,The Boston Globe,The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, On)

Company Info

The Boston Globe

The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.

Boston, United States

+1 617-929-7900

Founded: 1872