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Kathryn Bromwich focuses on lifestyle, culture, and entertainment topics such as art and culture, music, photography, film, and literature. Her coverage attributes indicate a preference for profile features and investment analysis.
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By: Kathryn Bromwich
As the indie singer-songwriter and Boygenius star releases her latest, highly personal solo record, she talks of her weariness of AI and digital art, the pressures of being in a public relationship, and her anger and fears in Trump’s US
By: Kathryn Bromwich
· 14-min read In the shadow of a Hogarth painting, accompanied by guitar and violin, Lucy Dacus is singing about disappointment.
The photographer captures unusual New York moments that take on narratives of their own
The award-winning author on the folk musician who inspired her second novel, a Parisian celebration of black artists in France, and the wonder of Whitby Abbey
By: Kathryn Bromwich
Photographer Todd Antony captures the strength and pride of ‘Cholitas Escaladoras’
The actor on her love of sad songs, history podcasts and cemeteries with mysterious gravestones
By: Kathryn Bromwich
I couldn’t imagine life without hooks, wires and straps. Then Covid came along and suddenly I couldn’t bear any of it
By: Kathryn Bromwich
Squirrels, cats, raccoons and birds… the fantastical still-life photographs of Lia Darjes
By: Kathryn Bromwich
At Hackney’s Castle Cinema, dozens of Whovians watched Ncuti Gatwa transform into Billie Piper with popcorn in hand, reports Kathryn Bromwich. Could it be the future of our cinema industry in a time of crisis?
By: Kathryn Bromwich
The British pop musician questions the gender-critical movement in her new song GERM, and argues that cis women need to stand up for the trans community
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