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.
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After the departure of Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby from ITV1’s UK ‘national institution’, will there be an end to the Stepford-style sofa soap operas in a brave new TV era?
By: Barbara Ellen
Facing sky-high costs, it’s no wonder that struggling artists are opting for cities like Glasgow
By: Barbara Ellen
Ade Adepitan makes a brave attempt to understand South African racial separatists; GoT’s creators deliver a mind-blowing sci-fi epic; Kristen Wiig tries to infiltrate a Palm Beach elite; and vaping goes under the microscope
By: Barbara Ellen
· 7-min read In this article: Ade Adepitan Whites Only: Ade's Extremist Adventure Channel 4 | channel4.com
By: Barbara Ellen
Nicola Coughlan goes deep in a bleak millennials comedy of mental illness; fellow ex-Derry Girl Louisa Harland cuts a dash in Sally Wainwright’s bold Disney adventure; and Ewan McGregor makes for a rousing Russian aristo
By: Barbara Ellen
Musical biopics should convincingly depict their stars’ lives – if you just want to hear the hits, put on an album
By: Barbara Ellen
Eight years working in abortion provision led the author to make this frank and moving case for safeguarding reproductive freedoms – and ending the culture of secrecy and guilt
By: Barbara Ellen
· 6-min read In this article: Kate Winslet The Regime Sky Atlantic Defiance: Fighting the Far Right (Channel 4) | channel4.com
By: Barbara Ellen
Producer Carol Baum forgot that older females don’t automatically hate younger ones
By: Barbara Ellen
Tom Hollander heads a deliciously starry but drawn-out drama about Capote and his gal pals; Danny Dyer talks to geezers; the Belfast cop series is back with a bang; and neurodiverse Nina is a sparky sitcom gem
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