Blanca Schofield is an Assistant Arts Editor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering themes such as music, theater, beauty, and culture, with notable interests in figures like Taylor Swift and Jared Leto. Blanca's work has been featured in the New Zealand Herald, Air Mail, The Press, The Times, and The Post.
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Blanca's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news, including articles on music, movies, celebrities, and events. She frequently features profiles and reviews which showcase her interest in providing an in-depth look at various aspects of the entertainment industry.
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The presenter and author on his love of the Beatles and Family Guy, writing and burning three novels and why he doesn’t like opera
Trinny’s daughter has enrolled at IE in Madrid — and she’s not the only one. Blanca Schofield reports
On the first date of her sold-out UK tour, the viral singer from Essex had Manchester Co-op Live jumping ecstatically
By: Blanca Schofield, James Marriott, Sathnam Sanghera, Caitlin Moran, Harriet Walker, Hilary Rose
Unsurprisingly, Taylor Swift has been unveiled as the world’s most popular artist — but what will the streaming service’s personalised round-up (featuring a ‘vapid’ AI DJ) reveal about our columnists?
By: Blanca Schofield
The musician on her love of Hitchcock’s North by Northwest, cheering up with Calvin Harris’s music and feeling cheated when Amy Winehouse died
From Hampton Court Palace to Forde Abbey in Somerset, these are the sumptuous spots used in the BBC drama — and how to visit them
By: Blanca Schofield
The winner of the award previously won by Adele and Ellie Goulding on supporting his musical hero, being on the president’s playlist and his Luton roots
Our critics pick their favourite tracks, including Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts, Sharon Van Etten and Mumford & Sons — plus the latest music industry news
The singer on crying during the new Robbie Williams film Better Man, not finishing the Harry Potter books and why he loves Only Fools and Horses
The actress on walking out of the Twilight Zone film, giving up on Anna Karenina and how appearing in Friends changed her life
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