Jan Moir is a journalist for the Daily Mail and writes for MailOnline. Her articles often cover a range of topics including celebrity news, social commentary, and cultural events. She has also been featured in publications such as British Vogue, Perth Now, and This Is Money.
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Jan Moir predominantly covers opinion editorials, with a significant focus on entertainment news and lifestyle topics. Her articles often critique public figures and cover events related to the royal family, Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, British media, and celebrity gossip.
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By: Hannah Coates, Kara Nesvig, Ellie Pithers, Daniel Rodgers, Lauren O’Neill, Kate Lloyd, Hayley Maitland, Jan Moir
“I think it’s refreshing to see a rom-com led by a genuinely funny, clumsy, chaotic (and not in a mean, ‘Fleabag’ way) character, one who loves shagging (and not as a trauma response), and whom men fall in love with because she’s silly and not because she’s impressive or beautiful or incredibly kind.”
In the week that we learn Prince Harry has lost another court case, the first product from American Riviera Orchard has been rolled out and it is - ta da! - a jar of strawberry jam.
By: Joy Montgomery, Rebecca Cope, Hayley Maitland, Daniel Rodgers, Jan Moir, Lauren O’Neill, Kate Lloyd
The novel ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ may have been written in 2013, but its openness about disliking motherhood still feels shocking more than a decade later.
No matter how successful, adored and famous a pop star becomes, there will always be a grump in the corner moaning that they can't see what all the fuss is about.
Can there be too much real life in a real-life drama? What if the true crime in a true crime series is telling too much that is true? And who owns the moral rights to anyone's life story?
JAN MOIR: Just behind me in row K, a man is watching a football match on his mobile phone. 'Shocking free kick,' he murmurs to his luckless date.
Just when it seemed as if Prince Harry would be shunned by his entire extended family every time he came to the UK - something remarkable happened. Enter the Spencers.
JAN MOIR: No surprise that Emma Barnett 's debut on the Today programme was confident, assured and polished, but did we have to suffer quite so many moments of cheery self-reverence?
Julie's restaurant has been part of London's dining folklore for over 50 years, perhaps more famous for its clientele - including Kate Moss, Madonna and Tina Turner - than its food. Now it's being relaunched.
Hugh Grant and David Furnish were among those at the premiere of Damian Hurley's debut film. What did they think as the full horror of Strictly Confidential unfurled before them?
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