Georgina Roberts is an Editorial Assistant at USA TODAY. She covers a diverse range of topics, including beauty and fashion, health and wellness, and arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on consumer health and the fashion industry. Georgina's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, New Zealand Herald, Shooting UK, and EIN Presswire.
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Georgina Roberts covers a range of lifestyle topics with a particular focus on entertainment news, house & home, and family & relationships. She frequently features opinion editorials, profile features, and promotional deals.
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The former prime minister of New Zealand on juggling high office and family life, the rise of extremism and why she resigned
The former rugby union and Celebrity Traitors star on the manosphere, therapy and why he loves playing the pantomime villain
Nicola Bonn and Bryony Blake have turned the nation’s secret obsession into a podcast
Off the beaten track on the north coast near Jericoacoara, the little fishing village of Prea is at the heart of the kitesurfing scene and has chic new beach villas
By: Georgina Roberts
Spinners Reading reopens on Friday 10 July 2026 following a six-figure refurbishment, bringing four new games, a fresh new look and a relaunch offer.
The ‘intergalactic space warrior’ claims he won a moral victory over Andy Burnham in Makerfield, and is looking forward to challenging Nigel Farage in Clacton
Almost a third of Gen Z women now head out without a bag. Instead, we’re perfecting the ‘girl grip’
The comedian on performing in Wonka, being a judge on Great British Menu and how Malaysians don’t queue
By: Georgina Roberts
Would an A-lister of this magnitude be standoffish? Quite the opposite — the Queen of Country was smiley, funny and no subject was off-limits
He’s designed outfits for Paul McCartney, dressed several prime ministers and once employed Orlando Bloom — and kept his business going for 56 years
