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Katie Rosseinsky
Katie Rosseinsky is senior culture and lifestyle writer at The Independent, focusing on features. She has freelanced for publications including Stylist, Radio Times and The Guardian, and has also worked for the Evening Standard, Grazia and Time Out. She is based in Liverpool.
How The Thick of It redefined expletives on TV
Armando Iannucci wanted to make something ‘rough and ready’ about what politics was really like in the 2000s, but with a team of talented writers, he created a classic comedy that still resonates today. Katie Rosseinsky dissects the anatomy of its foul-mouthed invective
Happy Valley’s Siobhan Finneran: ‘We’re all a bit of a mess’
After the whirlwind success of ‘Happy Valley’, Siobhan Finneran is stepping up to a long-overdue leading role in an ITV police thriller. She talks to Katie Rosseinsky about delving into the secretive world of witness protection, why Sally Wainwright’s work struck such a chord, and juggling hard-hitting drama with comedy
Happy Valley’s Siobhan Finneran: ‘We’re all a bit of a mess’
After the whirlwind success of ‘Happy Valley’, Siobhan Finneran is stepping up to a long-overdue leading role in an ITV police thriller. She talks to Katie Rosseinsky about delving into the secretive world of witness protection, why Sally Wainwright’s work struck such a chord, and juggling hard-hitting drama with comedy
The uneasy bond between two very different literary ‘it girls’
A new book explores the friendship and rivalry between two very different chroniclers of Sixties and Seventies Los Angeles – and shines a light upon why a new generation of readers are still obsessed with Didion and Babitz decades later, writes Katie Rosseinsky
The uneasy bond between two very different literary ‘it girls’
A new book explores the friendship and rivalry between two very different chroniclers of Sixties and Seventies Los Angeles – and shines a light upon why a new generation of readers are still obsessed with Didion and Babitz decades later, writes Katie Rosseinsky
Richard Madeley’s new novel might be his most Partridge moment yet
After the ‘Good Morning Britain’ host’s dramatic radio recap of his novel’s first chapter – a mix of bizarre twists and mundane details – went viral, Katie Rosseinsky delves into Madeley’s literary works
Richard Madeley’s new novel might be his most Partridge moment yet
After the ‘Good Morning Britain’ host’s dramatic radio recap of his novel’s first chapter – a mix of bizarre twists and mundane details – went viral, Katie Rosseinsky delves into Madeley’s literary works
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