Executive Editor, Interviews, Culture & Books
Jonathan Dean is the Executive Editor for Interviews at Culture and Books. He specializes in arts and entertainment, frequently engaging with celebrities and exploring themes in film, pop culture, and nightlife. His work has been featured in notable publications such as WAtoday, New Zealand Herald, The Australian, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Jonathan Dean's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, including celebrity profiles, opinion editorials, and reviews. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering exclusive interviews with celebrities or industry insiders. Additionally, pitches related to in-depth profile features or expert commentaries on trends within the entertainment industry may be well received.
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The star of everything from Veep to Bridget Jones talks about how comedy became cool and why her son, who has Down’s syndrome, has ‘amplified’ her life
The Hollywood actor from Cheltenham on getting sober, getting ripped, his famous friends and playing it straight in the Channel 4 drama The Undeclared War
Avoid Mr Tumble, embrace nature and don’t forget the wet wipes. Jonathan Dean shares his first-hand experience so all the family can have fun
The supermodel was one of the faces of the Noughties. Then the partying took its toll. She talks about her exile in LA, acting and reinventing herself as a musician
By: Jonathan Dean
The star was only 22 when the band became the first western pop group to play in communist China. It was an unforgettable tour, he tells Jonathan Dean
By: Jonathan Dean
In a deeply personal interview, the star of Christopher Nolan’s hit epic says her performance was inspired by a childhood in care and her mother who ‘suffered all sorts at the hands of men’
Dave Ball, the brains behind the synth-pop pioneers, died last year, two days after finishing their final album. ‘I was kind of pissed off at the timing to be honest with you,’ the singer tells Jonathan Dean
By: Jonathan Dean
The actor has come a long way since he peed on Ronnie Kray as a baby. He talks about 50 years as a screen tough guy, The Gentlemen and how he’d give ‘wrong ‘uns’ a slap on set
Released in time for the announcement of 2027 dates, the band’s surprisingly moving documentary Don’t Look Back in Anger reveals who the Gallaghers are now
It’s so common now, you’ve probably watched an AI film without knowing it — but what does it mean for the future of movies? The star led the debate at the Venice Film Festival
