Emily Bootle is a Culture Writer at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as celebrities, concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and pop culture. Emily's work has been featured in New Statesman, Stylist, The Guardian, The i Paper, Crack Magazine, Prospect Magazine, and MSN.
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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.
Given her interest in cultural topics like nostalgia and identity alongside regular coverage of theater-related issues suggests she may also be open to pieces exploring broader societal impacts of cultural events or phenomena.
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From Bikram yoga to the Jonestown massacre, these documentaries about the weird - and often terrifying - world of cults have to be seen to be believed
The naughtiest show on TV is back for a second series - but you're wrong if you think it's only sex and six-packs
How to Become a Christian in Seven Days is a solipsistic ramble filled with crackpot conspiracy theories - he needs to be cleansed of his sins against language
Live in London, the 25-year-old star played retro-inspired songs to a crowd resplendent in 2000s fashion – but, far from nostalgic, I left feeling optimistic about the future
A new exhibition celebrating the icon's centenary is full of stunning images - but the woman herself remains an enigma
As she releases her third album, the 23-year-old star is still shaking off her Disney beginnings - she's not nearly as noisy as she sometimes appears
5. Severance knows the self is an illusion - Emily Bootle
Nowadays, we can choose to be whatever we like. But what distinguishes true transformation from more of the same?
As she releases her new album, Music, Fashion, Film, a star known for her hedonism tries to tell us, yet again, that she's thinking on another level
By: Emily Bootle
Fiona Stewart is the only female owner of an independent festival in the UK. She talks about her unique ethos and why she won't indulge Live Nation
