Vicky Jessop is a Commissioning Editor and Culture Writer at The Standard. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering a wide range of topics including TV, gaming, music, film, tech, and travel. Vicky's work has been featured in several prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, Belfast Telegraph, and AOL UK.
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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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· 5-min read Christmas is one of the most special days of the year, and particularly for TV fans.
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by Vicky Jessop Dec 24, 2024 3 minutes Save for Later Save Wallace And Gromit For Later Source: Courtesy of Netflix
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by Vicky Jessop Dec 24, 2024 2 minutes Save for Later Save Wallace And Gromit For Later Source: Netflix/ BBC
The fun doesn’t stop after Christmas Day
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Is it just me, or are scary robots everywhere in pop culture now?
By: Vicky Jessop
Is it just me, or are scary robots everywhere in pop culture now?
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· 4-min read When it first aired in 2021, nobody expected much from Squid Game . Written and performed entirely in Korean, it
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Hwang Dong-hyuk’s satire of late-stage capitalism may lack subtlety but it delivers on thrills
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