Hanifah Rahman is an Entertainment Editor at a leading publication based in London. She specializes in the film industry and filmmaking, exploring the latest trends and insights within these dynamic fields. Hanifah's work has been featured in The Times Of Update, Knowledia, and BuzzFeed.
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Hanifah Rahman's work primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly British humor and movies. She has a strong emphasis on opinion editorials and private sector announcements. For outreach, consider pitching engaging content related to movie moments, film adaptations or British humor that aligns with her coverage style.
Experts who can provide insightful commentary on the impact of specific movie scenes or trends in British humor may be well received by Hanifah. As she often covers Twitter content and its connection to entertainment topics, providing unique insights into viral tweets related to movies or British humor could also capture her interest.
Given Hanifah's focus on humorous and relatable content from a broad entertainment perspective, pitches should aim for an engaging tone while staying true to the themes she commonly covers.
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By: Hanifah Rahman
"As women, we have faced a lot of cruelty. So if there's any delight in causing chaos and not caring about what you tear down, I think some of the pleasure in doing that is just we as women have had so little space to do that generationally, and it's kind of delightful."
By: Hanifah Rahman
“Jacob: two takes and he was out. The truth, the craft, the discipline."
By: Hanifah Rahman
“You feel like you can see the whole of their career already, and you’re very excited about it.”
By: Hanifah Rahman
"Often, Blackness is portrayed through trauma or sensationalism. I wanted to tell stories about Black people falling in love, dealing with grief, or just living life."
By: Hanifah Rahman
"I was like, 'How the hell am I supposed to play this confident, cool musician? That means I'm going to have to perform.' I had all of these anxieties and fears that actually then became excitement."
"Elphaba's story spoke to me because Elphaba, as a person of colour, albeit green skin, I understand what that is, what that struggle is, and the struggle to be seen really for who you truly are, not based on what you look like from the outside.
From Wuthering Heights to The Devil Wears Prada 2. 2025 had some stellar films, and this year is gearing up to follow it admirably with some enticing titles we can't wait to get our eyes on.
By: Hanifah Rahman
"There's a never ending cycle of the Black member being treated like shit, but never lose sight of who you are and what you bring.”
