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The singer’s latest album plucks sounds from grunge, Britpop and 2010s indie rock
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Ella Dorn is a freelance writer and a columnist for the New Statesman.
The singer’s latest album plucks sounds from grunge, Britpop and 2010s indie rock
By Ella Dorn
Even before the BBC’s damning exposé, it was clear the “blind marriage” experiment had failed
By Ella Dorn
The singer’s nostalgic Anglophilia in “Girl Like Me” is a campy vision of a lost country
By Ella Dorn
We keep pretending gossiping is a moral good – and it only harms women
By Ella Dorn
Book editors are overworked, under pressure – and sometimes using it themselves
By Ella Dorn
Fortesa Latifi’s Like, Follow, Subscribe is the first book about the fallout of “family vlogging”
By Ella Dorn
Everything on the internet is becoming Fruit Love Island
By Ella Dorn
American cinema clearly prioritises its smouldering leading men over a distant war
By Ella Dorn
In the 1970s, an ingenious trio of film auteurs conquered Hollywood. But is the renaissance now over?
By Ella Dorn