Garry Bushell is the Sunday Express Review Editor. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as celebrities, comedy, and entertainment news, while also exploring broader themes of culture and society. Garry's work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Star (UK), Daily Express, Irish Star US, and MSN.
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Garry Bushell predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on music, television, and celebrities. He regularly features reviews and event coverage in his articles. Given this focus, Garry is likely to be responsive to pitches offering interviews or insights related to new releases in the music industry, notable events in the world of entertainment, or expert commentary on trends within these sectors.
Writers who can provide engaging content about upcoming album releases or cultural shifts within the entertainment industry may find success pitching article ideas that align with Gary's coverage areas. It could also be beneficial for publicists representing artists involved in high-profile events or releasing new albums to reach out proactively with press materials tailored specifically to Garry's interests.
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By: Garry Bushell
I'm A Celebrity: South Africa ended on a sour note.
By: Garry Bushell
Some chart hits still make my stomach turn but that one famous anthem hides a personal cringe I never admitted out loud.
A comedian can become untouchable in plain sight, but once the spell cracks you start seeing how much of your time they have quietly taken.
By: Garry Bushell
A clip has resurfaced of Andy Burnham from 2010 and it tells us all we need to know about the man wanting to be PM - be warned!
By: Garry Bushell
England football songs can feel like pure hope in your chest, but one chorus still drags me back to the moment belief turned into heartbreak.
By: Garry Bushell
The TV calendar got hijacked by football, but you can still escape it.
England feels unstoppable behind Harry Kane, but the wrong pre-match ritual keeps catching in the throat like a bruise no win can hide.
By: Garry Bushell
Like millions of us, I am loving the World Cup and the England team's increasing confidence.
By: Garry Bushell
Terry Hall was gone for days but his smile showed up where grief was supposed to live and it left a calm behind that still feels impossible.
By: Garry Bushell
Just days after Terry Hall died, he appeared to his close friend and bandmate Lynval Golding in a vision.
