Julie Burchill is a writer living in Brighton. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and arts and entertainment, with a focus on pop culture, aging, and internet culture. Julie's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Irish Sun, The Spectator, and The Daily Mail.
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Julie Burchill primarily focuses on opinion editorials and expert commentary, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news and cultural commentary. Based on her coverage attributes, she seems to be inclined towards thought-provoking pieces that dissect societal norms and trends.
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What does a star need? A great lawyer, a good publicist, a silent plastic surgeon on speed dial – and fans, lots of them.
The Green leader is a testy, slippery character dedicated to his own self-advancement.
Like most people of my age – I'm 66 – I grew up in a time when politics was a tribal thing, like supporting a football team.
Regarding the possible candidates for the Labour leadership, I’ve travelled so far down the nihilistic road to nowhere that I’m afraid I judge politicians these days mostly in terms of how much entertainment they’re likely to provide rather than having one iota of belief they’ll make anything better. Who’d be the most fun up against
To mark what would have been Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday, Julie Burchill reflects on an extraordinary, if troubled, life and enduring legacy.
To mark what would have been Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday, Julie Burchill reflects on an extraordinary, if troubled, life and enduring legacy.
How did Scotland’s witchfinder general miss the baffling and hilarious crimes being committed under her own roof?
Mocktails. Even the name sounds dodgy. Who is this apparently innocuous canned drink mocking, pray? Probably you, if you've shelled out close to four quid for a can of artfully tinted water.
As I’m an OAP, it’s not very often that I see an amusing online game I got into early trending online, so imagine my glee on seeing the following on X this week: ‘Peter Murrell Meme Turns Follower Counts into Luxury Kitchen Splurges. Freelance...
Mocktails. Even the name sounds dodgy. Who is this apparently innocuous canned drink mocking, pray? Probably you, if you’ve shelled out close to four quid for a can of artfully tinted water. Like much today, mocktails in tins make me want to cross my...
