Executive Editor, Culture, Books, Ideas and Print
Tom Gatti is the Executive Editor of Culture, Books, Ideas, and Print at New Statesman. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, with particular interests in pop culture, music genres, and cultural movements. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications including The Australian Financial Review and New Statesman.
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Every Christmas, I make my own end-of-year playlist – a small act of resistance to outsourcing one’s taste to the algorithm.
Opinion Tom Gatti Twenty years ago – before the iPhone, before Spotify, when Tony Blair was in Downing Street, Taylor Swift was in
and one of the most commercially successful characters in the world.
and created a new and optimistic vision of the future.
Where is the protest song now?
Birth rates are declining around the world - Tom Gatti explores why.
Is the Church experiencing an existential crisis?
What Stand by Me reveals about boyhood, and what Martin Amis and Julian Barnes taught me about life at the New Statesman.
The 90s belongs as much to boybands as it does to Britpop.
The two-child benefit cap would have punished Tiny Tim.
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