Lydia Spencer-Elliott is a local journalist based in Cambridge, United Kingdom. She writes for The Tab and her work has also been featured in The Independent and Metro.co.uk. Lydia covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, pop culture, and social issues, providing insightful and engaging articles for her readers.
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Lydia's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, particularly involving celebrities, awards shows, film, and television. She also covers evolving stories and opinion editorials related to entertainment and family & relationships.
She would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive access to celebrities, awards shows, or insights into the world of film and television. Additionally, considering her local focus on Cambridge within the UK, she might appreciate pitches featuring local talent or events with a tie-in to the region.
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By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
Salman Rushdie has spoken with a digitally generated version of the man who stabbed him in a new BBC documentary about the attack.
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘A writer’s instinct is to try and make sense of events,’ author said
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
A Bridgerton showrunner has told viewers to expect more queer storylines in upcoming seasons of the show.
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘There will be plenty of room for everybody,’ the singer said
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
Kendrick Lamar has doubled down on his feud with Drake by releasing a second diss track in as many days – this time taking aim at the Canadian superstar's inner circle.
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘Everyone in your team is whispering,’ Lamar claims
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘I’m having uncanny experiences watching this,’ one viewer said
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
Anne Hathaway 's latest film The Idea of You has been released on Prime Video and One Direction fans are sharing their verdict of the adaptation on social media.
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘He was very in demand,’ the singer said
By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘He was very in demand,’ the singer said
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