Blanca Schofield is an Assistant Arts Editor for The Times and Air Mail. With a focus on music, film, and popular culture, Blanca's articles cover a wide range of topics including interviews with musicians, reviews of movies and TV shows, and analysis of trends in the entertainment industry.
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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 poet lets us into her cultural life, from listening to Hozier every night to skipping to the end of Ulysses
The writer lets us into his cultural life, from playing Mexican folk guitar to feeling ashamed that he hasn’t read Harry Potter
A new documentary, Quintessentially Irish, goes beyond the clichés (and the obvious interviewees) to discover why Ireland is having a cultural moment, says Blanca Schofield
Your daily dose of bite-sized screen inspiration. We pick our five favourites, from Grease to The Breakfast Club — but do you agree?
The south Londoner showed why it’s no wonder everyone from Beyoncé to Drake wants to duet with him
From Hugh Grant’s eager audition to quaffing wine outside Andie MacDowell’s caravan — the writer, director and stars of the 1994 rom-com reveal how the film became an improbable hit
Your daily dose of bite-sized screen inspiration. We’ve found some of the finest, from Fight Club to The King’s Speech. Do you agree?
By: Blanca Schofield
The former Archbishop of Canterbury reveals the culture that made him — from Nick Cave to the Muppets
Two of the century’s biggest artists are exchanging verbal blows in a beef that has engulfed the internet, but how has rap moved on since the violence of the 1990s?
Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson talks to Blanca Schofield about grappling with trolls, acting with Paul Mescal and baring (nearly) all at the Brits
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