
Executive Creative Director @cannes_lions. IG: @clarebrry
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I wrote another thing. This time it's about grammar. Sorry in advance. medium.com/@ClareBarry/every…
So, Channel 4 asked Channel 4 for information, and Channel 4 said it was not under legislation to do so? #Dispatches
Channel 4 truly holding Channel 4 to account is not necessarily what I thought I was going to watch tonight #Dispatches
What’s blowing my head off is that I first heard about this expose in 2020 — but NO ONE and I mean NO ONE wanted to give actual names, because they were scared of legal consequences. When it didn’t appear after a year, or even two years, I assumed the expose had been halted.
Aside from her kindness and brilliance, Maddy Anholt was hilarious. Hilarious. She had the rarest ability to turn even the worst scenarios into a gentle, astute, slapstick bit – and her laugh would light up a stadium, nevermind a room.
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Join us 19-23 June 2023 for a celebration of the work, the people behind it, the journey – and everyone in the making.
This is your moment.
Make history.
#CannesLions70 | #CannesLions2023
BARRY retweeted
Producers, as a manager I am here to tell you that the idea of sampling the Government Emergency Alert isn't a good one, just have a nice lazy Sunday. x
From the bottom of my heart, I would like to wish a huge fuck you to the @latimes and everyone else who has spoiled Succession for not only the entirety of the UK, but also the people waiting for the episodes to build up so they could binge. The warmest fuck you to you all.
May I also warn anyone who partakes in Succession (but hasn't seen either the spoiler or the episode yet) to close the internet. No more internet. Have a blessed day.
If you HAVE seen it – what the @latimes did is great marketing and very funny. You've been warned.
Easter Bank Holiday
𝘕𝘰𝘶𝘯 ⬩ BRITISH
An unsuccessful attempt to squash 5+ days of work into 3 days, followed by 4 days of being uncomfortably anxious about what didn’t get done but refusing to work as a matter of principle.
In the last 3 years I’ve had over 45 hotel stays. That’s approximately 4 hotels a month. I think. I’m really bad at math. What I’ve noticed is that you begin to see hotels completely differently once the novelty of check-ins and key cards has worn off.
It’ll be short. It’ll be sweet. It’ll be sporadic. It’ll just turn up in your inbox after I’ve stayed somewhere I truly loved (or truly hated). I’m not organised enough to spam you, and that’s a promise.
TL;DR: if you couldn’t give a toss about all-inclusive breakfasts, and you’re more concerned as to whether your hotel has a decent floor-length mirror with decent lighting – this may be of interest.
shestaysthere.com




