Susannah Alexander
Reporter & Sub-Editor, Digital Spy Susannah is a freelance writer and sub-editor, specialising in the entertainment industry. She graduated in 2014, with a BA in English and American Literature and Creative Writing, and an MA in Creative Producing. She’s been writing for Digital Spy ever since, after first getting involved through work experience, and has written hundreds of stories for the site on a range of topics, from The Sims to Doctor Who. Susannah has also written for Reveal Magazine. Her special interests are soaps (her Mastermind subject would be 2000s Coronation Street), Marvel and Star Wars. She can also quote far too many lines from Friends and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
Will Smith is working on a Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reboot
But it's got a big twist
Fleabag's Phoebe Waller-Bridge's SNL Love Island spoof is incredible
She's looking for her type on paper.
Ed Sheeran has landed his first major role as an actor
Game of Thrones just wasn't enough for him.
Orange Is The New Black teases fans over Alex's fate in season 6
Piper can't even get answers on Jeopardy.
People are losing their minds over Chris and Liam Hemsworth's crazy-hot dad
It's in the genes.
Why Twitter is urging everyone to change their passwords
The social network has identified a bug that could have compromised your login.
It turns out Barbie isn't the doll's full name and neither is Ken's
There's more to these toys than you might have thought.
Channel 4 responds to claims the judges were paid for Bake Off charity specials
The judges apparently made a "significant donation" to Stand Up to Cancer.
Eddie Redmayne welcomes second child with wife Hannah
They've got a new little muggle.
Gogglebox original Chris Butland-Steed is leaving the show
The hairdresser won't be returning for the new series.
Ariana Grande's speech at One Love Manchester gig is giving us all the feels
"The love you're displaying is the medicine that the world really needs right now."
Pharrell Williams and Miley Cyrus changed the 'Happy' lyrics at One Love Manchester gig and the message is so moving
"Manchester will be just fine."