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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For too long, the sexual side of gay men has been obscured by cuddly camp and trans pandering.
I didn't fully realise how much Brexit Derangement Syndrome – the reaction to being on the losing side in the 2016 referendum – had got hold of even
I didn’t fully realise how much Brexit Derangement Syndrome – the reaction to being on the losing side in the 2016 referendum – had got hold of even people I loved until I complained to a friend that my 2018 play People Like Us would close in the...
I knew that the endless hours I'd spent watching reality TV would one day stand me in good stead in my trade – and now it's happened.
I knew that the endless hours I’d spent watching reality TV would one day stand me in good stead in my trade – and now it’s happened. For Andy Burnham’s journey to No. 10 is recognisable from a good many such shows. It’s notable that his wife, Marie...
Before I became confined to a wheelchair two years ago after an operation for a spinal abscess, I'd never read a book about disability.
Why does the NHS promote ‘natural’ births? Leaving women’s bodies to the whims of nature is a deadly folly.
Before I became confined to a wheelchair two years ago after an operation for a spinal abscess, I’d never read a book about disability. More remarkably, considering the tiny amount of time it would have taken, I’d never read a newspaper article about...
By: Julie Burchill
This Nanny-knows-best babyfication of the adult population seems particularly inappropriate
By: Julie Burchill
Oh Thomas Tuchel, how I love you! Unlike the last boss of the England team, Saint Gareth of Southgate, there’s no smart suit and fashionable theories about sad young men for you. You won’t write a book called ‘Anything Is Possible: Be Brave, Be Kind...
