Arts and Culture writer and commissioning editor
Vicky Jessop is an Arts and Culture writer and commissioning editor, specializing in local content focused on the United Kingdom, particularly London. Her work can be found in publications such as Evening Standard and Yahoo News UK, covering topics ranging from TV and film reviews to profiles of actors and discussions on gaming and entertainment trends.
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Vicky Jessop's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news, including TV shows and gaming. She frequently provides reviews and seasonal content related to the entertainment industry.
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The Cockney actor has spent his life written off as a ‘geezer’ but now he’s showing how good an actor he really is
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· 5-min read Danny Dyer may be riding high off the back of Rivals , but his casting, when it was announced, ruffled a few feathers.
The star struggled with fame
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This look at the family life of the controversial former MP who likes rubbing people up the wrong way promises to be ‘more Fawlty Towers than Downton Abbey’
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· 3-min read Top of the list of things we didn't know we wanted in 2024: a Rees-Mogg reality TV show.
Last night, cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun bought a banana for $6.2m. Okay it wasn’t any old banana, it was a controversial piece of modern art, titled The Comedian, which was created by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan. And the work is a supermarket banana taped to the wall.
by Vicky Jessop Nov 22, 2024 3 minutes Save for Later Save How To Get Tickets As Sam Fender Announces London Dates And Stadium Shows For 2025 For Later
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The initiative celebrates rising stars from across the creative industries
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Green-witch market! A Liberty’s collab! Jeff Goldblum on a piano! London is rolling out the green carpet for the adaptation of the stage hit
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