
Sarah Carson
Chief Culture Writer and Contributing Editor at The i Paper
chief culture writer and contributing editor @theipaper. who’s Taylor Swift anyway?
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson
ITV’s Lorraine is on borrowed time. For nearly 15 years its effusive host Lorraine Kelly has been smiling aggressively through fashion shows and diet tips and Hollywood gossip, but now, in a round of major cuts to its daytime productions, ITV bosses are axing it by half, giving 30 extra minutes to Good Morning Britain and getting rid of its off-season shows altogether. The remaining 30 minutes are surely not long for this world, and I’m afraid to say few will miss them.
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson
In the world of children’s cartoons, it’s the equivalent of white smoke from the Vatican. Peppa Pig has a baby sister. Mummy Pig gave birth at 5.34 am to little Evie – named in honour of Mummy’s aunt). This landmark announcement follows the bombshell in February that Mummy Pig was expecting a third child, after Peppa and dinosaur-loving crybaby George. Much like a new Pope appearing on the balcony at St Peter’s, Evie is to be revealed to her public amid great pomp.
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson
Vicenzo Latronico’s Perfection is a sparse, quietly savage novel about a young hipster couple in Berlin living a millennial fairy tale. They work as graphic designers, they meet expat friends at gallery openings, they sublet their beautiful apartment on Airbnb when they go on minibreaks, they surround themselves with monstera plants and vinyl records and the mismatched textiles and furniture and lamps that they believe gives them an identity.
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3 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson
There are only so many times I can tolerate a 50-year-old man shouting “Do you know what I mean?” at me before midday, so I am not one of the 6.73 million people tuning in to Vernon Kay’s Radio 2 show on weekday mornings.
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3 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson
Kim Kardashian was the most famous woman in the world when, in 2016, during Paris Fashion Week, a band of robbers broke into her apartment as she was getting ready for bed, held her at gunpoint while they ransacked £7.5m of her jewellery, bound her up with duct tape and zip ties in a technique grimly known as “saucissonage”, and threw her in the bath. She prepared herself to be raped – her robe was hanging open and she was naked underneath – and was convinced she was going to die.
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I do not know what more you could hope for from Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy - I absolutely loved it and they got everything right <3 https://t.co/x59qcmkNQW

I wrote about why Emma Thompson’s performance in Love Actually is the most honest, devastating, moving thing we watch at Christmas https://t.co/oNwOncDdkH

Ok this year’s Strictly proved me and everyone wrong. It’s still the most special thing on TV and that was the best final ever. I sobbed non stop. My column from today’s paper about the incredible Dianne Buswell and of course Chris McCausland https://t.co/Ljk0pCcmDh