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Charley Ross

✍️ Charley is a freelance reporter, interviewer and feature writer covering film and TV, sex, relationships, health, empowerment and politics.

She is a regular contributor at GLAMOUR, predominantly taking care of entertainment coverage including reviews, features, op-eds and celebrity interviews, having interviewed an array of stars, including Jodie Comer, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Nicola Coughlan, Ambika Mod, Millie Bobby Brown, Scarlett Johansson and – for her male celebrity interview debut – Channing Tatum.

Charley has written features for Stylist, Grazia, Radio Times, Mashable, Cosmopolitan, Elle, The Independent, Time Out London and Refinery29. Her interviews have also appeared in Vogue and Vogue India.

Glamour UK • 4th November 2024

Why are we still afraid of hot femme women like Sabrina Carpenter?

8 times Nightbitch lifted the lid on the misogyny surrounding motherhood and women's bodies

'Joy' portrays the birth of IVF as well as fertility stigma. Has much changed today?

Wicked stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande: 'The tears come because we're human and we feel'

How learning about witches helped me process my postpartum mental illness

Like Florence Pugh, my PCOS was dismissed by doctors in the UK

Bad Sisters star Sharon Horgan talks gaining the 'white man confidence' to write her own TV shows

Are You In A Wage Gap Relationship? Here’s How To Avoid It Causing Problems

WW2 movie Blitz perfectly honours the importance of women's wartime activism

New documentary 'Magaluf Undercover' sees women repeatedly preyed upon on nights out, and men around them doing nothing to stop it

3 women on how they’ve tweaked their gut health to improve PCOS symptoms

Younger women are hit hardest by ageism in the workplace - how can we combat the ‘broken rung theory’?

Female employees feel twice as productive at work on ovulation days – so just how much does our menstrual cycle affect our careers?

Sweet Bobby's Kirat Assi on catfishing and coercive control: 'People don't understand how debilitating it is'

Nobody Wants This Finally Gives Us A Non-Toxic Romantic Story To Root For

Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley talk feminism, misogyny and their controversial film The Substance

Rosie Jones on joining Taskmaster, battling online abuse and navigating comedy

'Three Women' review: An odyssey through the complexities of female desire

Kate Winslet's Lee isn't your average war film; it's an empowering, feminist take on history

From The Perfect Couple to The White Lotus, why do we love watching rich people behaving badly?