Ed Power is a contributor at The Irish Times. He writes extensively about television, music, and various cultural topics, focusing on themes such as entertainment, film, and pop culture. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Stuff, The Guardian, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Ed Power's coverage primarily centers around entertainment news, with a strong focus on reviews and event coverage. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer unique angles for entertainment-related features or interviews.
For Ed, consider offering exclusive insights into the entertainment industry such as behind-the-scenes stories from film sets, insider perspectives on music production, or early access to details about upcoming TV shows and movies.
As his geographic focus is Ireland, relevant pitches might include profiles of Irish entertainers making waves internationally or stories about how the country influences global pop culture.
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By: Ed Power
The band's operatic rock is made for our era of reduced attention spans, pivoting from punk to prog and back with such feral joy that you can't not pay attention
By: Ed Power
Elon Musk spent much of the summer throwing a strop over Christopher Nolan's diverse casting choices in his adaptation of The Odyssey and pledging to make his own version.
The hip hop star dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour for pro-Palestinian comments had Hozier and Kneecap in support for an uneven charity concert
By: Ed Power
Singer wanted The Hounds of Love album to draw on her Irish heritage, which led her to Dublin and a lifelong friendship with Lunny
By: Ed Power
Television: What really comes across in this well-intentioned documentary is the Friends star's loneliness
By: Ed Power
Flowers exudes pure rock-star magnetism, his new country-rock themed material topped off with a murderously enjoyable Killers hits set
By: Ed Power
Television: Despite being hopeless on Celebrity Traitors, scientist Hannah Fry is on much firmer ground with a deep dive into the subject of machine learning
By: Ed Power
Julian Casablancas and co serve up the sort of nostalgia that their overwhelmingly Gen Z audience craves
By: Ed Power
Television: The former State Pathologist presents in a sober style and uses her expertise well to convey the severe punishment suffered by the accused
By: Ed Power
The actor's Star Trek role made her globally famous. Now she brings her no-nonsense attitude to The Galway Bay Murders, a new RTÉ crime drama
