Barbara Ellen is a journalist for The Guardian, with a focus on multinational issues in the United Kingdom. She covers a wide range of topics, including current events, popular culture, television reviews, and social commentary. Barbara's writing is known for its wit, insight, and engaging style.
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Barbara Ellen focuses mainly on entertainment and TV, particularly reviews. She seems open to exploring various aspects of the entertainment industry such as celebrity culture, predictions, and societal impacts.
Given her focus on TV reviews, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing television shows or events that align with her coverage areas. Additionally, Barbara might also be receptive to opinion pieces providing insightful commentary on the latest trends in entertainment and celebrity culture.
When reaching out to Barbara, it's important to ensure that your pitch is tailored specifically for an audience interested in critical analysis and discussions around popular culture and television.
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By: Barbara Ellen
Tasteful nudity is back in business – it’s as if the last seven years had never happened
By: Barbara Ellen
The ex-England cricketer bowls us over again; David Morrissey strays into sitcom land; Vince Vaughn carries a breezy Florida noir-noir; and Lily Collins is still in Paris…
By: Barbara Ellen
· 6-min read Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams on Tour (BBC One) | iPlayer Daddy Issues (BBC Three/BBC One) | iPlayer
By: Barbara Ellen
Call it uncool to have a word, but you can’t let young people just get hammered in a field
By: Barbara Ellen
The feuds grind on in James Graham’s mighty if maudlin crime drama; Jeff Goldblum and Janet McTeer play gods; and Amazon’s derided fantasy gets a second wind. Plus, Strictly dancer Amy Dowden’s courageous cancer journey
By: Barbara Ellen
The BBC’s scattergun study of ‘tradwives’ fails to identify their motivation; Jackson Lamb is back and kicking up a stink; Nicole Kidman excels in ice queen mode; and Gemma Arterton returns as Britain’s answer to Mrs Maisel
By: Barbara Ellen
· 6-min read America's New Female Right (BBC Three) | iPlayer Slow Horses Apple TV+ The Perfect Couple Netflix
By: Barbara Ellen
The Princess of Wales wasn’t just cosplaying middle class with that video, she was totally reclaiming it
By: Barbara Ellen
The smiles are bright. But has the BBC show lost its lightness now?
By: Barbara Ellen
· 7-min read Colin from Accounts (BBC Two) | iPlayer In Vogue: The 90s (Disney+) Trump: Should We Be Scared? (Channel 4) | channel4.com
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