Hilary Rose is a columnist at The Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, fashion, and beauty, with a particular focus on celebrities and pop culture. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Nature Portfolio, The Press, New Zealand Herald, Air Mail, and the Daily Mail.
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Hilary Rose's articles predominantly focus on opinion editorial and profile features within entertainment news and house & home themes. She covers a wide range of topics such as celebrity gossip, royal family, lifestyle, fashion, and entertainment.
When reaching out to her, consider pitching opinion pieces or profiles related to the latest trends in celebrities' lifestyles or home decor. For example, you could offer insights into emerging fashion trends among celebrities or provide expert commentary on changes in household preferences that align with her coverage themes.
As she doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned but seems to cover international figures like the royal families and Hollywood stars, offering diverse perspectives from various cultural contexts might be appealing to her.
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Of course she deserves it. We watched bread toast and learnt how to fry an egg
Last week I was celebrating. Now, with England out of the World Cup, the gloom has descended
Yes, Andy Burnham we know you liked to party at the Hacienda in the 80s, had lots of girlfriends and a crush on Cheryl Cole. We get it
The actress, who has been seen lounging poolside in St Tropez, isn’t going gently into the night — she’s putting her glad rags on and spending it at a party
The Sussexes’ latest Instagram album reveals idyllic scenes on the beach in Portugal, followed by Althorp, where the family stayed with Harry’s uncle Earl Spencer
From now on, she will be Suri Noelle, taking the middle name of her mother, Katie Holmes. She’s not the only celebrity offspring to ditch the famous name
The actress took herself to task over only having four hours’ sleep a night. Try switching that for ‘crisps: why did I buy them?’
In a bid to reduce his alcohol consumption, Tom Benn went in search of a low-alcohol fine wine. He couldn’t find one, so decided to produce his own. Now it’s sold in Selfridges
By: Hilary Rose, Helen Rumbelow, Sathnam Sanghera, Simon Mills
As the Conservatives propose relaxing restrictions to increase opportunities for teenagers, four Times writers recall how seasonal work changed their lives
The restoration of natural habitats reduces the risk of wildfires, Ben Goldsmith tells Hilary Rose
