Emma Madden is a Contributor at various notable publications. She focuses on the intersections of arts and entertainment, including music, film, and theater, while also covering topics related to celebrities and cultural events. Emma's work has been featured in esteemed outlets such as Vulture, The New York Times, and BBC World.
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Since there is no specified geographic focus for Emma's articles, it is likely that she has an international perspective when covering topics in the entertainment industry.
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“Most people are surprised when I tell them I'm a Deadhead,” says Chloë Sevigny in her trademark husk. “It was like a dirty secret that I tried to
By: Emma Madden
Amy Lee opens up about seeking honesty and finding 'Sanctuary'
The alt-metal rising star has built a cult following with songs of grief and obsession. Now, she's ready for the next step.
By: Emma Madden
Working from archives and private collections, engineers restored notes and uncovered previously unheard details for a compilation that displays Rainey’s wide-ranging impact.
By: Emma Madden
Novelists, journalists, and power LinkedIn posters are embracing first-person narratives and idiosyncrasies to avoid being mistaken for chatbots.
By: Emma Madden
The Shards brings the cocaine-addled teens of a 1980s prep school to life with a cast of newcomers and a heavy dose of sleaze
By: Emma Madden
Off Campus, The Summer I Turned Pretty and Sterling Point are winning viewers with grounded coming-of-age themes
By: Emma Madden
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Emma Madden default The last time I opened X, a photo of Ariana Grande leaning over in a low-cut black dress, clavicle showing, was at the top of the feed.
I wish I could say that expressing concern for the pop star’s health is helpful – but I know from experience it’s not that simple
