Molly Moss is a journalist at RadioTimes.com. She writes about the latest trends in TV, film, gaming, and sports, with a particular passion for comedy-dramas, fantasy series, and foreign-language films, while also indulging in guilty-pleasure reality shows. Molly's work has been featured in The Sun, AUGUSTMAN, Prestige, Lifestyle Asia, The US Sun, and Immediate Media Company Limited.
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Molly Moss predominantly covers entertainment news, frequently featuring TV shows, movies, and celebrity-related content. She also includes a significant amount of "How To" guides in her articles.
Given the nature of her coverage which often features promotional deals, private sector announcements and event coverage within the entertainment industry such as new releases or tributes to celebrities, pitches could focus on providing exclusive access to interviews with prominent figures in the entertainment industry or offering early insights into upcoming releases.
For content related to ‘How To’ guides or personal finance aspects within the entertainment industry (e.g., budgeting for streaming services), Molly might be interested in receiving expert commentary from financial advisors specializing in this niche area.
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By: Molly Moss
The series is returning for its third season in January 2027...
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The singer was forced to miss another event last week due to health issues.
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"I can see everything with a perspective that just leaves me feeling grateful."
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"I love that character. I love that show. I love the people on it."
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The new season is coming out later this month...
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"It’s happening."
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"I think on paper, Billy's probably the one for her."
Theo James, Kaya Scodelario and Daniel Ings will all be back.
By: Molly Moss
Also premiering at this year's festival will be Anthony Wonke’s boxing biopic In the Shadows and Travis Knight’s fantasy adventure film Wildwood.
By: Molly Moss
The feature-length drama is set to air on BBC One and iPlayer later this year.
