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Camille Gervais rejoint Rolling Stone Québec en tant que Directrice des partenariats

Camille Gervais rejoint Rolling Stone Québec en tant que Directrice des partenariats

Rolling Stone Québec et toute l'équipe d'AMG sont fiers d'accueillir Camille Gervais dans l'organisation, à titre de Directrice des partenariats.

Ancienne étudiante de l'Université du Québec à Montréal, Gervais est une figure bien connue du monde de la musique et des événements au Québec. Elle cumule plusieurs années d'expérience dans l'industrie, notamment dans des rôles de gestion de projets chez Ldnmrk, et plus récemment en tant que Directrice des partenariats et des commandites chez Avalanche Productions, derrière des événements tels que M pour Montréal et Santa Teresa.


«Je suis ravie d’assumer ce nouveau rôle de Directrice des partenariats pour le Québec chez Rolling Stone Québec et Billboard Canada. Mon objectif: faire rayonner et croître ces deux marques dans la province à travers des partenariats audacieux, stratégiques et porteurs. Que ce soit dans la musique, les arts ou les médias, je souhaite bâtir des projets significatifs et qui auront un impact à long terme», dit Camille Gervais.

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Lloyd Banks sera la tête d'affiche du festival Harlem du Nord

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Le Festival Harlem du Nord accueillera une figure marquante du rap new-yorkais cet été, alors que Lloyd Banks sera la tête d'affiche de la première journée de l'événement, le 8 août prochain au parc Angrignon. Cette quatrième édition entend une fois de plus mettre en valeur la culture hip-hop dans sa globalité et sa pluralité.

Pour Kévin Calixte, fondateur du festival, cette invitation s'inscrit dans une démarche réfléchie. L'idée est née en voyant les célébrations entourant le 22e anniversaire de The Hunger for More, premier album du légendaire rappeur, membre de G-Unit. «On s'est dit que ce serait un beau clin d'œil de souligner cet album à Harlem du Nord, un peu comme on l'avait fait avec Rainmen lors de la première édition pour les 25 ans d'Armageddon.» Selon lui, le rappeur représente une génération qui a profondément marqué les années 2000 et dont l'influence se fait encore sentir aujourd'hui.

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Marcellus Wiley was arrested Saturday on a charge of domestic battery, the latest in a series of legal issues against the former football player-turned-podcaster.

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McCartney, like Stevie Nicks, was among the A-list performers at the couple’s wedding, and People reports that McCartney used the special occasion to play a song he hadn’t performed live since the Beatles’ early days, and a hit he never touched live as a solo artist.

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How Bam Margera, ‘The Britney Spears of Jackass,’ Is Getting Back on Top

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