Lucy Mangan is a renowned TV critic for The Guardian and author of several books, including "Bookworm: A Memoir of Childhood Reading" and her first novel "Are We Having Fun Yet?" She provides insightful and entertaining commentary on television shows, as well as writing on a variety of topics for publications such as The i Paper, Cigalah Group, Yahoo News UK, and more.
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Lucy Mangan's focus is primarily on reviewing various forms of entertainment, particularly TV shows and dramas. Her articles also touch upon themes related to house & home, especially during holidays like Christmas.
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Fight the natural instinct is to hunker down, to make our worlds smaller and safer
By: Lucy Mangan
Who's up for an in-depth look at the last 20 years of UK immigration policy? Come on, it'll be fun! I'm joking, of course. It's no fun at all!
By: Lucy Mangan
This chilling documentary follows Queen Camilla as she raises awareness of shocking cases of violence against women
By: Lucy Mangan
· 4-min read Spy Whale does exactly what it says on the tin. It's a documentary about a whale that was, in all probability – if not in all cetacean consciousness – a spy.
By: Lucy Mangan
Say Nothing could so easily be absolute chaos. It comprises at least seven narratives, jumping back and forth over four decades, with different
Men are not yet sharing the invisible labour of life, love, domesticity or parenthood equally
By: Lucy Mangan
What if no one believed what you knew to be true? Jordan Tannahill’s nuanced thriller about a woman who starts hearing a mysterious noise keeps you constantly off balance
By: Lucy Mangan
The question of what you would do if no one believed you is one of the most haunting there is. Believe you about what? Doesn't matter.
It's a bravura performance from the very beginning, when Robyn Malcolm as middle-aged teacher Penny Wilding delivers an impromptu
By: Lucy Mangan
This documentary meets the young people trying to fight against reproductive rights – and exposes the problems in their world view
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