Hadley Freeman is a journalist for The Guardian, The Times, and other publications. With a focus on cultural commentary and social issues, Hadley's articles cover a range of topics including feminism, antisemitism, popular culture, and personal experiences. Her writing style is known for its wit, insight, and thought-provoking perspectives.
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Hadley Freeman's coverage suggests a preference for opinion editorials and event coverage, with a focus on entertainment news, culture & society, and general entertainment topics. She often addresses social issues related to media representation and societal norms.
Given her inclination towards opinion pieces, she may be interested in commentary from experts or individuals directly involved in the relevant topics such as journalism ethics, antisemitism awareness, eating disorder support organizations, or those involved in cultural movements related to women’s rights.
It's important to note that Hadley has a national focus on the United Kingdom. Therefore, pitches should take into account this geographic specificity when suggesting potential sources or story angles.
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The Academy may love it, but on-screen ecstasy is as erotic as regrouting the shower
Writers and artists who claim to just want peace are showing their prejudice
The actress, director and former party girl knows all about heartache and reinvention. Hadley Freeman joins her on Gozo to see if yoga, fasting and a colonic can help fix her, too
Martha Stewart and Gwyneth Paltrow succeed because of the knowing wink
The Sunday Times T he first lifestyle guide I encountered was not a blog but an old-fashioned thing called “a book”; nor did it make any reference to lifestyle.
The Ivy League university is the best of American academia. But now students are suing it for its ‘anti-Jewish hatred’ and donors are pulling out
The Cass review shows girls were led down the transgender path when all they needed was reassurance
By: Hadley Freeman
Ally McBeal made her a star in the Nineties — and then she stepped away from Hollywood. Now the actress is back and ready to talk fame, fashion and returning to work
I had one piece of useful parenting advice, and it didn’t come from a book
A sentence I never imagined I'd write: I now think Jeremy Corbyn did Jews in Britain a favour.
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