Ellie Muir has been a culture and lifestyle reporter at The Independent since 2022, specialising in features about Generation Z, TV, film, social movements, lifestyle trends, gender and women’s issues. She is the author of The Independent’s weekly lifestyle newsletter, Lessons in Lifestyle.
As the indie-pop singer releases her first album, What a Devastating Turn of Events’, she speaks to Ellie Muir about the six years it took to release it, her music constantly being miscategorised as R&B or urban, and her decision to use the St George’s Cross on her album artwork
As the indie-pop singer releases her first album, What a Devastating Turn of Events’, she speaks to Ellie Muir about the six years it took to release it, her music constantly being miscategorised as R&B or urban, and her decision to use the St George’s Cross on her album artwork
Dating discourse is currently overwhelmed by tales of women folding their boyfriends’ clothes and being met with tantrums rather than conversation. But, asks Ellie Muir, does the problem of so-called ‘manchildren’ mask a deeper truth about relationships today?
Dating discourse is currently overwhelmed by tales of women folding their boyfriends’ clothes and being met with tantrums rather than conversation. But, asks Ellie Muir, does the problem of so-called ‘manchildren’ mask a deeper truth about relationships today?
Almost two decades since they played the Pyramid Stage, Sugababes are returning to Glastonbury this weekend. Amid this heady dose of nostalgia and with Little Mix currently on hiatus, Ellie Muir thinks it’s about time we ushered in a new era of girl groups
Almost two decades since they played the Pyramid Stage, Sugababes are returning to Glastonbury this weekend. Amid this heady dose of nostalgia and with Little Mix currently on hiatus, Ellie Muir thinks it’s about time we ushered in a new era of girl groups