Nadia Khomami is an Arts and Culture Correspondent at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including movies, theater, and music, with a keen interest in new politics, old literature, and the poetry of Frank O’Hara. Nadia's work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, Cigalah Group, Yahoo Sports UK, and Yahoo Movies UK.
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Nadia Khomami's coverage focuses on entertainment, culture, and society within the United Kingdom. She frequently covers events, provides expert commentary, and reports on government announcements related to books, theater, art, music and general entertainment news.
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By: Nadia Khomami
Sutton Trust calls for improved access to creative education and industry dominated by upper middle-class
By: Nadia Khomami
Young people from working-class backgrounds are being “blocked” from entering the creative industries, which remain “elitist” and inaccessible, according to research.
By: Nadia Khomami
Academy unveils new ‘forfeiture process’ following review prompted by case of disgraced seven-times Bafta winner Huw Edwards
Collection of 1,700 pieces dating from third to 20th century is highest-value gift of objects in UK museum history
By: Nadia Khomami
Oscar winners Mark Rylance and Olivia Colman among those writing to Rachel Reeves about excluding fossil fuels
The competition’s youngest contestant scoops the award for animating everyday objects to reflect the pluralities of identity and community
By: Nadia Khomami
There is no other person in sight when I show up at the Maple industrial estate in Ardwick, Manchester.
By: Nadia Khomami
Warned she would never get collectors to the ‘grim north’, the artist is now at the forefront of a booming scene. She discusses celebrity worship, her working-class art school – and why she’s obsessed with curtains
Famous red bathing suit to form part of exhibition at Design Museum dedicated to history of swimming
The intimate relationship between Queen Elizabeth I and her courtier Robert Dudley, the 1st Earl of Leicester, has fascinated people for centuries.
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