Nick Duerden is a writer and journalist at various publications, including The i Paper and The Guardian. He specializes in themes surrounding family and relationships, health and wellness, and often explores topics related to celebrities and entertainment news. Nick's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Times, The Independent, and The Observer - Observer Magazine.
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Nick Duerden's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on review and profile features. His coverage includes topics such as literature, television, parenting, education, and relationships.
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Today's pop stars operate very much on their own terms, mindful of their mental and physical health
The stand-up and her actor husband on height differences, bad gigs and garden sheds
Speaking before his death from prostate cancer aged 68, the journalist and his son Tom Stourton, an actor, on missed birthdays, moving in with your dad in your twenties, sarongs and Sunday lunches
The restless author of A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius is back with a new novel – and he still believes in America and the power of writing
By: Nick Duerden
When he left school to busk at 13, all Glen Hansard wanted was to make a living. By the time he was 30, his musical talent had brought him wealth and fame, depression and tragedy. Here, the Irish musician reveals how a rock'n'roll friendship got him back on an even keel - and what he did when family members came looking for cash...
Bands like Oasis are ducking interviews in favour of telling their own stories. Does that guarantee them an easy ride?
She’s overbearing, can only speak Spanish and is turning my life into an episode of Fawlty Towers
It makes perfect sense, of course, that if we are unable to go on holiday this summer , then we should open our doors and play host to relatives who wish to enjoy theirs.
By: Nick Duerden
Cartoon royalty were lined for a live-action toon hybrid Coyote vs Acme. Then it was shelved as a tax write-off. But its cast, crew and fans fought for its release. Three years later it’s set to be a surprise summer hit
By: Nick Duerden
We are not alone in our single-car dilemma, almost half of UK households are currently sharing a vehicle between multiple drivers
