Laura Slattery
@lauraslattery.bsky.social
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Journalist from Dublin in search of pain au chocolat, perfect sentences and a career.
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These are the most emotional speeches I’ve ever seen in my life. 🎾
This Rinderknech-Vacherot final in Shanghai is the best thing that’s happened in men’s tennis all year. #BattleOfTheCousins
Still in bed after last night’s Swiftogeddon… I might just not get up.
I thoroughly enjoyed #OneBattleAfterAnother but be aware that if you go see this film in 70mm at the IFI, there absolutely will be a queue for the gents afterwards.
I see the return of The Graham Norton Show tonight was really just a warm-up for next week’s appearance by Taylor Swift.
Another rapturous night in the church of Self Esteem — she just gets better and better. Anyone in the Olympia daring to carry on a conversation during her vocals got thoroughly shushed. Prioritise listening! 🎶
Not surprised Gorillaz have announced a second Dublin date judging from a) the presale interest earlier and b) how incredible their post-pandemic gig here was.
A reminder to TV schedulers. #RobertRedfordRIP
Three Days of the Condor is a Christmas film.
Let out a big “aww” at the Robert Redford news.
All Slane gig-goers are familiar with the enchanted forest. It’s a magical place that expands exponentially in the time that you’re at the gig. #TraitorsIRL
Sadie Frost’s documentary #Twiggy is on BBC2 tonight and worth watching — it’s an uplifting portrait of someone who found more than one form of success (while being patronised along the way).
I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, but my favourite scene was one in which the Earl of Grantham and Lady Mary visit a property in London. Just exquisitely played.
I really miss the Sportsday programme that until recently was on BBC News at this time. Its runtime meant it reported on more than just the usual men’s team sports we all get hit over the head with, and it was a great way to hear some fascinating people tell hugely emotional stories. A sad cutback.
But killing a known enemy creates an unknown enemy at this stage of the game.
The rationale is that there is no real advantage to getting rid of Traitors at too fast a pace. If you know your enemy, you’re in a stronger position. #TraitorsIRL
It gets easier with each passing year to understand the civil war. #TraitorsIRL
Florals? For spring? Good for SEO. In this week’s column, I’m worried about how Runway might be faring in this age of maximising engagement: New era at Vogue, but how is The Devil Wears Prada sequel shaping up?
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New era at Vogue, but how is The Devil Wears Prada sequel shaping up?
Chloe Malle says the Condé Nast magazine is ‘scrappy’. That’s not very Miranda Priestly
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