Michael Hogan is a writer at various esteemed publications. He covers a range of topics including agriculture, farming, religion, and spirituality, while also delving into themes related to markets, reviews, and theater. Michael's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Irish Times, Reuters, Vanity Fair, and BBC News.
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Michael Hogan's coverage spans sports and entertainment news, including TV shows, reviews, and event coverage. His focus on Christmas-related content suggests an interest in seasonal topics.
For outreach to Michael Hogan, consider providing insights into upcoming events related to food trading or agricultural commodities such as wheat, corn, rice, or barley. Additionally, if you have expertise in TV shows like "Doctor Who," celebrity races or cultural events with a tie-in to the UK market or Christmas-themed programming/content that aligns with his coverage themes.
Given his strong emphasis on review articles and event coverage surrounding entertainment and sports content - especially around popular television series and dancing - pitches should revolve around these themes for effective outreach.
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By: Michael Hogan
Germany’s Mosel River Remains Closed for Lock Repairs
The family-friendly broadcast has vanished from TV schedules – and is much-missed. Here’s our festive round-up of the very best
To refresh your memories ahead of the last ever episode, we’ve selected the 10 best bits from the past 17 years. Welcome to the house of fun
As the Christmas Day finale of Gavin and Stacey arrives, these are the biggest comedies which stuck the landing – and those which crashed
By: Michael Hogan
A tiddling runtime that nonetheless shows off the power of storytelling
Seasons greetings, glitterati! Which judge has been on the egg nog – and who will win the silver star? Join us for every minute of the ho-ho-hoofing
Following this year’s episode, how do all of the Time Lord’s festive adventures stack up?
By: Michael Hogan
What's occurrin' at sea? Is visibility tidy? Are conditions crackin'? Shipping Forecast Day (Radio 4) marked the maritime report's centenary by drafting in Gavin & Stacey's Nessa on vocal duties.
By: Michael Hogan
Ruth Jones was one of several big names marking the centenary of our ‘national prose poem’
By: Michael Hogan
The BBC One reality show continues to be – in the main – high-spec, precision-tooled, fiendishly addictive television
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