Dom Phillips

British journalist Dom Phillips moved to Sao Paulo, Brazil in 2007 to write his book Superstar DJs Here We Go (Random House/Ebury 2009) and works as a correspondent covering news, economics, and celebrity. He now writes for The Times, People, Financial Times, and Grazia.

Brazil

Forced Into Hiding

After writing about a colonel’s political campaign, André Caramante started receiving death threats.

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Brazil's School Shooting: What Happened Inside

A public school in Brazil became a killing field last week as a young man killed 12, targeting girls. Dom Phillips reports on the bloodbath—and how Brazil imported a first-world problem.

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Brazil's Wedding Massacre

The bride was gorgeous, the best man beaming—but the groom was out for blood. Dom Phillips reports on how a perfect wedding inexplicably devolved into a blood-drenched slaughter.

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The Miners' Miracle Message

For almost three weeks, 33 miners have been trapped underground in Chile. Dom Phillips reports on the remarkable messages they sent through a hole that told the country they were still alive.

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Brazil's Soccer Star a Murderer?

Fresh off its World Cup elimination, Brazil is rocked by allegations that the captain of its biggest national team killed his pregnant girlfriend. Dom Phillips reports from São Paulo.

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Forced Into Hiding

Brazil's School Shooting: What Happened Inside

Brazil's Wedding Massacre

The Miners' Miracle Message

Brazil's Soccer Star a Murderer?

The Next Giseles

The World's Savviest Supermodel

Priest Sex-Tape Horror

Madonna's Boyfriend, Lucky Star