Katie Rosseinsky is a senior culture and lifestyle writer at The Independent. Her work spans various themes including family and relationships, arts and entertainment, and culture, with a particular focus on the film and beauty industries. Katie's insights and articles have been featured in numerous outlets, including The Guardian, Evening Standard, and Yahoo News.
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Katie Rosseinsky's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, with a focus on TV shows, comedy, and reviews. Given the extensive coverage of TV shows and entertainment, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming or ongoing television series, especially those with unique or controversial elements.
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Katie Rosseinsky As far as dating shows go, it is a high-stakes, high-emotion format – and one that pulls in a lot of viewers.
Katie Rosseinsky But even in the face of this rejection, Ball was quick to provide praise for the woman who pipped her to
It is surely one of the strangest celebrity scandals in recent memory. Earlier this year, the former glamour model Katie Price announced that she
By: Katie Rosseinsky
Sentient vegetables are striding through an AI-generated – uncanny – valley, led by a young Steven Bartlett . They're dishing out recycled podcast truisms about mindset and motivation.
By: Katie Rosseinsky
As the entrepreneur-turned-guru reportedly gears up to launch an AI-generated TV programme for children, Katie Rosseinsky wades into the debate surrounding the polarising podcaster – and why so many love to hate him
By: Katie Rosseinsky
A new BBC drama about a gang of university friends holidaying together in a Greek villa perfectly captures the fraught dynamics of the group holiday with mates that often ends up in a fug of frostiness, money tension, and silent flights home, says Katie Rosseinsky
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Being overly emotional has become a Linked in trend, but a top exeutive there says it’s not the right platform for weepy content. Katie Roesseinsky agrees and says this kind of attention-seeking poor me slop, is backfiring spectacularly
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A show about Jamie and Rebekah Vardy's move to northern Italy as the dust settles on the “ Wagatha Christie ” scandal should, in theory, be television gold.
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Jamie and Rebekah’s documentary is a strange mixed bag that doesn’t quite work either as silly, frothy entertainment or as a means of burnishing the Vardys’ reputation
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As a new study reveals that confidence in the value of a degree has hit a new low and an enquiry into the costly student loan system begins, Katie Rosseinsky looks at what the data says and talks to recent graduates about their experience
