Ed Potton is a journalist who specializes in film, music, and TV for The Times. With a passion for expert analysis, Ed provides insightful reviews and interviews with artists, delving into their work and the cultural impact it has. His articles cover a wide range of topics, from music legends to emerging talents, and from iconic films to the latest TV series.
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Ed Potton's coverage predominantly encompasses entertainment news, music, film, actors, reviews and interviews. He frequently features profiles of artists and provides event coverage as well. If you are looking to pitch to Ed Potton, consider offering newsworthy updates related to the music or film industries in the UK. An angle that includes exclusive artist interviews or behind-the-scenes access may also be of interest based on his previous articles.
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By: Ed Potton
Wolfgang Petersen’s English-language debut showcased his range
The Taiwanese-American film-maker Sean Wang’s semi-autobiographical work depicts a teenager experiencing the first era of digital culture
By: Ed Potton
The Oxfordshire festival populated by a well-heeled clientele is one of the best places to dance in the UK, but the headline scheduling was a bit off
Celine Dion does them, so does Noel Gallagher — but not Taylor Swift or U2. How do you get a megastar to play your front room?
Ewan Mitchell at the season two premiere of House of the Dragon in London. Vianney Le Caer / AP
As the new season of the Prime Video series begins, Charlie Vickers talks about playing Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings supervillain — and we sort the elves from the dwarves in the new instalment
By: Ed Potton
Azazel Jacobs’ story about estranged sisters gathering around their ailing father has an extraordinary climactic scene
By: Ed Potton
From her Bafta-winning breakthrough to her Emmy-nominated turn in Fleabag, the actress has always given ‘good sad’
An intimate new documentary explores the author’s life-changing accident and continuing recovery. Its director Nigel Williams talks about his decades-long friendship with the writer
By: Ed Potton
A short surprise UK tour by the former White Stripes frontman delighted the crowd at Islington Assembly Hall in north London
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