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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 • 7th August 2024

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

'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?

'Emily In Paris' Season 4's Me Too storyline is a huge step forward

‘Who are we to judge her?’: Nadia Parkes on portraying Chloe Ayling in BBC series Kidnapped

Gracie Abrams on 'The Secret Of Us' and touring with Taylor Swift

'Love Is Blind UK' gets real about endometriosis

Love Is Blind UK's Matt and Emma Willis: ‘We’re quite soppy, but we’re not stereotypically romantic’

Celibacy is all the rage online. Here's why.

How popular culture finally bust open the taboos around sexual consent

Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum talk space survival, karaoke song choices and party tricks

Netflix's 'A Family Affair' joins the fight against snobbery and sexism towards female rom-com leads

Elle Fanning: 'I've grown into myself and found my voice'

Wednesday star Emma Myers: “People look down on you or think of you differently because you are a woman”

Are Trello boards and performance reviews the key to a happy relationship?

“I’ve struggled with my sleep for years – could it be down to my PCOS?”

'Bridgerton' Season 3 looks at the sexist links between romance and 'financial security' for women

Defining Queenie as merely a "Black Bridget Jones" misses the point of a nuanced, important TV show