
Eleanor Halls
Music Editor and Associate Culture Editor at The Telegraph
music editor & associate culture ed @Telegraph; Newsletter PassTheAux https://t.co/ym4q5lfCLf; Cohost Straight Up https://t.co/w1klkDUZY5
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Eleanor Halls
8 hours ago8 "Gripping" Mystery & Thriller Books To Read This SummerHop on social media in June or July, and you'll probably come across "Summerween" content. The idea of celebrating all things spooky in the dead of summer has picked up steam in recent years, and while some people might find it bizarre, I personally love it.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Eleanor Halls
Sophie Gilbert's disturbing study, Girl on Girl, proves just how relentlessly the media sexualised female celebrities in the NoughtiesWhile working as an intern at GQ during the last hurrah for men's magazines, I would often study archive celebrity interviews to learn how to write.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Eleanor Halls
From the homoerotic bonds of the 17th century to 1990s romcoms, Tiffany Watt Smith has traced the evolution of female friendship with styleMy first friendship, when I was 12, was so formative that the minutiae of its creation and implosion are more vivid to me than that, two decades later, of an 11-year romantic relationship.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Eleanor Halls
My first friendship, when I was 12, was so formative that the minutiae of its creation and implosion are more vivid to me than that, two decades later, of an 11-year romantic relationship. I still have, somewhere in a box, a black ring-binder chronicling my and my friend’s daily interactions, from furtive classroom notes to postcards and “top secret” six-page letters. I can still perfectly visualise her turquoise ink and curly handwriting.
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2 months ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Eleanor Halls
The gossip-packed live debut from the best friends and podcasters was entertaining, embarrassing and jaw-droppingly candidIn our current era of celebrities terrified to reveal little more than their morning routine lest they find themselves tipped into even a thimble of hot water, Miss Me, the hit BBC podcast hosted by childhood best friends Lily Allen and Miquita Oliver, is not so much a breath of fresh air as a blow-your-socks-off blast.
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