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Tom Murray
Tom Murray is The Independent's US Lifestyle & Culture News Editor based in New York City. He manages a team of seven reporters covering everything from film and television to food and fashion. Previously, Tom was the editor of Insider's Entertainment desk in London. Tom graduated with a BA Hons degree in History from the University of Nottingham in 2016. He was the editor of his student newspaper, The Tab.
Matthew Lewis: ‘The new Potter cast don’t need has-beens wading in’
The Neville Longbottom actor is playing a Church of England rector in the TV adaptation of Reverend Richard Coles’s novel. He talks to Tom Murray about theology, being a ‘dyed-in-the-wool’ atheist, and whether he would ever work with JK Rowling again
How Passages became the saddest, sexiest movie of the year
The year’s most provocative film sees a gay couple (played by Ben Whishaw and Franz Rogowski) left shattered when one of them embarks on an affair with a woman. Tom Murray speaks to Rogowski and director Ira Sachs about criticism, sex scenes and our fascination with love triangles
How Passages became the saddest, sexiest movie of the year
The year’s most provocative film sees a gay couple (played by Ben Whishaw and Franz Rogowski) left shattered when one of them embarks on an affair with a woman. Tom Murray speaks to Rogowski and director Ira Sachs about criticism, sex scenes and our fascination with love triangles
The 1975 dazzle LA, but Matty Healy can be a difficult pill to swallow
Tom Murray is at once enraptured and distracted by The 1975’s untameable frontman as the Manchester band rock Los Angeles
The 1975 dazzle LA, but Matty Healy can be a difficult pill to swallow
Tom Murray is at once enraptured and distracted by The 1975’s untameable frontman as the Manchester band rock Los Angeles
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