Vanessa Thorpe is a freelance journalist and writer, specializing in arts and media coverage. She has written for publications such as The Observer and The Guardian, focusing on topics ranging from film and music to politics and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK and Cigalah Group.
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Vanessa primarily covers entertainment news, including profiles and expert commentary. She might be interested in pitches related to in-depth artist or historical figure interviews, industry trends, and unique cultural events. Consider offering her access to exclusive stories or experts within the British politics, media, entertainment, history or art sectors for potential features.
Given Vanessa's focus on UK-based content with a mix of international interest (like Stephen Fry), she may appreciate pitches that have a strong link to UK culture but also resonate globally.
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By: Vanessa Thorpe
The historian relates the impact on his relatives of an 1890s crime committed by his great-great-grandfather
By: Vanessa Thorpe
One benefit of being among history's greatest artists is that if you don't much like a painting done by someone else, you can just improve it.
By: Vanessa Thorpe
Hi-tech imaging reveals the artist tinkered with Herri met de Bles’s painting to improve the composition of figures
By: Vanessa Thorpe
David Tennant, Colin Firth, Jim Davidson and the late Kenny Everett all signed up to officially support a political party during past British general
By: Vanessa Thorpe
A-listers queued up to add showbiz pizzaz before elections. Today, it’s seen as more effective for a member of the public speak out
By: Vanessa Thorpe
The news anchor, who will present the programme with Laura Kuenssberg, has spoken about insults and threats he has experienced as a broadcaster
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By: Vanessa Thorpe
A hiccup in the Hollywood studio machine has allowed indie films to flourish – and, crucially for cinemas, find a new generation of customers
By: Vanessa Thorpe
State of the Art reveals that while Germany, France and Finland have each increased culture spending by 70%, Britain has cut its budget by 6%
Former Newsnight journalist says editors instead told him to ‘be careful’ when he was attacked by ex-No 10 aide on BBC board
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