Harriet Gibsone is a journalist at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, and sports, with a particular focus on diet and nutrition, fitness, mental health, and wellness programs. Harriet's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, The Guardian, Irish Examiner, MSN, and Louder.
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Harriet Gibsone's coverage primarily revolves around event coverage and profile features, focusing on entertainment news and lifestyle. She frequently conducts celebrity interviews featuring reflections on past experiences, childhood memories, the entertainment industry, and personal growth.
If you're looking to reach out to Harriet with a pitch, consider offering access to personalities for interviews that delve into their personal journeys or provide insights into significant life events. Additionally, angles related to the evolution of celebrities within the entertainment industry or how they navigate personal growth could be relevant for her articles.
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By: Harriet Gibsone
The Northern Irish band on jamming together at school, booze and breakdowns, and being a weirdly functional family
By: Harriet Gibsone
Harriet Gibsone Interactive Ash (from left: Mark Hamilton, Tim Wheeler and Rick McMurray) in 1995 and 2026. Later photograph: Simon Webb/The Guardian.
By: Harriet Gibsone
The ​s​tudio’s co-founders on ​accidentally creating Morph, not wanting a yacht in the Maldives and being each other’s best ally
By: Harriet Gibsone
Harriet Gibsone Interactive Aardman's Peter Lord and David Sproxton in 2006 and 2026. Later photograph: PÃ¥l Hansen/The Guardian.
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The comedian on being a weird emo teen, the audition he didn’t show up for and why he was jealous of Rob Beckett
By: Harriet Gibsone
Interactive Iain Stirling in 2001 and 2026. Later photograph: PÃ¥l Hansen/The Guardian. Styling: Andie Redman. Grooming: Tori Ball. Archive photograph: courtesy of Iain Stirling
By: Harriet Gibsone
The actor, comedian and writer on idolising Victoria Wood, being fuelled by rage and injustice after a sexual assault, and ​t​he life-changing impact of Goodness Gracious Me
By: Harriet Gibsone
Interactive Meera Syal in 1968 and 2026. Later photograph: Simon Webb/The Guardian. Styling: Andie Redman, assisted by Freya Redman.
By: Harriet Gibsone
The singer-songwriter on her rock’n’roll past, playing second fiddle to the Beatles, and the key to being an energetic performer in your 80s
By: Harriet Gibsone
Interactive Elkie Brooks in 1977 and 2026. Later photograph: Pål Hansen/The Guardian. Hair and makeup: Céline Nonon at Arlington Artists. Archive photograph: courtesy of Elkie Brooks
