Ella Whelan
Author and Journalist at Freelance
Journo / Author, What Women Want /co-convenor, #BattleFest /editor, Letters on Liberty /Columnist @spikedonline / Subscribe to https://t.co/cV7ARurBbe
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3 days ago |
thespectator.com | Ella Whelan
No one feuds quite as well as a celebrity woman. Don’t believe the sickly sweet farce between Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, ego, bright lights and competition for stage time have always provoked infighting. But while leading ladies used to duke it out Bette Davis and Joan Crawford style, today’s celebrity duels are a lot nastier. Over the weekend, Patti LuPone did something unheard of – she apologized. Or, at least, she released an apologetic statement.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Ella Whelan
Sure Start - Blair's early years project and pride and joy of Labour - could be returning to a children's centre near you. According to the government-backed child poverty taskforce, the early-years service might be making a necessary comeback, albeit if the government can find the "huge investment to do it". Kick-starting in the early 2000s, Sure Start was sold as government support for needy families - childcare services targeting those on the lowest rung of the economic ladder.
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2 weeks ago |
thespectator.com | Ella Whelan
In the 1950s, witch hunts were stoked by pamphlets identifying supposed communists in the media. Screenwriter Dalton Trumbo fell victim to this vicious whispering campaign, he was blacklisted by Hollywood and only given full credit for his work after his death. Today, witch hunts happen on Twitter – with the speed and ferocity of lightning.
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2 weeks ago |
spectator.com.au | Ella Whelan
In the 1950s, witch hunts were stoked by pamphlets identifying supposed communists in the media. Screenwriter Dalton Trumbo fell victim to this vicious whispering campaign. He was blacklisted by Hollywood and only given full credit for his work after his death. Today, witch hunts happen on Twitter – with the speed and ferocity of lightning.
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1 month ago |
aol.co.uk | Ella Whelan
“Forgive, but don’t forget,” my parents used to say to me. Along with cheating boyfriends and wedding invite snubs, this mantra seems applicable to our current Government when it comes to the issue of gender and sex. For the last week, Labour MPs have been pretending that they never really thought trans women were women and that, all along, they were on the sane side of this culture war.
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