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Hadley Freeman
Cupid’s flown the Tinder coop
Analysis
Hadley Freeman
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20 Aug 2015
Dating methods change - from matchmaking widows to app windows - but the reasons don't.
Sour reaction to Harper Lee’s novel stirs controversy
Article
Hadley Freeman
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14 Jul 2015
The response to Go Set a Watchman has confirmed all the writer's fears about following up her classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird.
Still ‘Friends’ after 20 years
Article
Hadley Freeman
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7 Sep 2014
The sitcom may be on constant replay, but it's a joy to rediscover how genuinely funny it was. The show's creators share the secrets of its success.
WTF, Fifa? The tribes have spoken
Article
Hadley Freeman
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19 Jun 2014
Indigenous Brazilians want to be respected, not saddled with "the world's most expensive bird toilet".
Covering celebrity deaths: The dos and don’ts
Analysis
Hadley Freeman
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12 Feb 2014
The death and funeral of Philip Seymour Hoffman has highlighted some dos and don'ts for the hit-hungry internet.
Cultural appropriation was all Miley Cyrus was doing
Analysis
Hadley Freeman
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28 Aug 2013
Miley Cyrus's MTV Video Music Awards act was less a homage to hip-hop and more a minstrel show, writes Hadley Freeman.
Nigella Lawson: Domestic violence à la carte
Article
Hadley Freeman
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21 Jun 2013
Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson's glitzy image has not helped to protect her from abuse, writes Hadley Freeman.
How fashion forgave John Galliano
Article
Hadley Freeman
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28 Jan 2013
The style world turned its back on the designer after his anti-semitic outburst, but his recent comeback hints that some are willing to forgive him.
Tyler-made for getting laid
Article
Hadley Freeman
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2 Nov 2012
Back with their first album in eight years, rockers Aerosmith want everyone to 'make more love'. Their track record so far is impressive.
Deep Read: Hollywood’s biggest kook
Article
Hadley Freeman
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5 Sep 2012
An upcoming Vanity Fair article about Tom Cruise promises eye-popping revelations. It's the final proof that he's become the new Michael Jackson.
‘Mommy war’ a Republican ploy
Article
Hadley Freeman
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26 Apr 2012
The United States's Republicans are pitting women against one another in an attempt to distract from the real issues.
Up close with Kermit
Article
Hadley Freeman
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24 Feb 2012
Scandalously, no Muppets are up for Oscars this year. But they will be among the presenters of awards at the ceremony. We speak to Kermit the Frog.
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