Emily Bootle is a culture writer for The i Paper, with her work also appearing in publications such as New Statesman, Stylist, The Guardian, and Cigalah Group. She covers a range of topics including the impact of popular culture on society, gender issues in media and entertainment, and the evolving landscape of hobbies and leisure activities.
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Emily's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, culture & society with a UK national perspective. She seems to appreciate expert commentary and reviews related to theatre, music, television, celebrities, and pop culture. Therefore, she is likely interested in pitches that offer expert insights into current entertainment trends or exclusive access to high-profile individuals within the UK entertainment industry.
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By: Emily Bootle
This horny album from this summer's pop sensation is low on genuine emotion - and entirely forgettable
By: Emily Bootle
The almighty hammer blows were a defining feature of this stunning performance - and a worthy metaphor for the piece's impact on the audience
Horrible outfits, disastrous acting and yet more marketing meetings – you almost wonder if this is a masterpiece of postmodern satire
The soul singer's career hasn't always been straightforward - but as she releases her second album, Lady Blackbird's confident she's found her voice
By: Emily Bootle
If you're already missing Parisian delights on your screen, there are plenty of options beyond nonsensical plot and daft fashion choices
By: Emily Bootle
The Pointless presenter on his new children's book, classical music snobbery and why he loves having a day job
By: Emily Bootle
Rory Stewart and Alastair Campbell talking to 13,000 people at the O2 Arena was a reminder that moderates aren't immune to an echo-chamber mentality
Female stars' business savvy thrills today's fans just as much as talent and charisma - and it's killing the magic of their music
Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's classic 2001 sitcom has been reimagined again - but the gender-flip of its main character is a huge mistake
I challenge you to find any other event where you get entertainment of Glastonbury’s quality and quantity for less than £100 a day
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