Hannah Ewens

4 days ago | independent.co.uk | Hannah Ewens

InterviewThe X Factor winner believes his career may have been derailed by a string of controversies back when he was young and reckless, he tells Hannah Ewens. He hopes his new pop-rock album, Pisces, will win him the attention he feels he deservesI don’t know if you’re going to be strong enough to deal with the monster that the industry can be,” The X Factor mentor Nicole Scherzinger told her 24-year-old charge James Arthur in 2012. It did seem unlikely.

1 week ago | msn.com | Hannah Ewens

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1 week ago | independent.co.uk | Hannah Ewens

commentSocial scientists have presented us with a schedule for the ideal day, which includes a specific amount of work, socialising and other activities. Hannah Ewens agrees that it sounds exemplary, but one major thing would have to change for us to be able to follow it. I can remember the last time I thought to myself, “This is the ideal day”. So ideal that I could do this over and over again Groundhog Day style, with few deathbed regrets. I was in Los Angeles and it was February 2024.

2 weeks ago | independent.co.uk | Hannah Ewens

new sensationsNow living a low-key life in Minneapolis, singer-songwriter Samia wants people to know the real her. Making herself the ideal unknowable woman for men to project onto is the subject of her third album, ‘Bloodless’,she tells Hannah EwensDo you know about the strange phenomenon of bovine excision, Samia Finnerty asks. I’ve never heard of it, I tell her.

3 weeks ago | independent.co.uk | Hannah Ewens

let’s unpack thatNew research shows that British people are having conversations littered with ‘polite-isms’ to conceal the fact that they’re seething. Hannah Ewens thinks this could be solved by everyone having more arguments and confrontationsFrom reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing.