Jonathan Dean is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. He writes for The Times and the New Zealand Herald, with his work also appearing in WAtoday. Jonathan's articles cover a wide range of topics, including interviews with celebrities, profiles of artists, and commentary on the entertainment industry.
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Jonathan Dean's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, including celebrity profiles, opinion editorials, and reviews. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering exclusive interviews with celebrities or industry insiders. Additionally, pitches related to in-depth profile features or expert commentaries on trends within the entertainment industry may be well received.
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By: Richard Gray, Jonathan Dean
Can a spray tan from the man who bronzes Ryan Reynolds convince Jonathan Dean of the merits of a ‘man tan’? Plus, why more men are using fake tan
Colin Greenwood took hundreds of photos of the band on the road and in the studio between 2003 and 2016. Now he shares the images and his memories
With hard work and a DIY ethic rather than a blaze of publicity, the York band have matched Taylor Swift and the Beatles with two No 1 albums in one year — and celebrated at a Premier Inn
By: Jonathan Dean
The singer is back with the band’s first album in 16 years. In a rare interview, he holds forth on touring, grief and why he’s going to call it a day at 70
The Succession actor is putting Kendall Roy behind him, starring in the controversial new film. He talks about playing Roy Cohn, the lawyer who taught Donald dirty tricks
By: Jonathan Dean
Australia is the latest country to remake Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s sitcom. It’s a hard act to follow
By: Jonathan Dean
The actor has spent 20 years in the spotlight — he talks fame, Englishness and playing a charming assassin in the new Day of the Jackal
By: Jonathan Dean, Jake Helm, Tom Shone
By: Jonathan Dean
Once ‘the internet’s boyfriend’, the Normal People actor is about to star in the year’s biggest blockbuster. Is he ready to enter Hollywood’s major league?
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