Sarah Manavis
Columnist
Sarah Manavis is an American writer and columnist at The Observer, based in the UK. She covers culture, technology and society and was senior writer at the New Statesman until 2022. Her first book, Tell Me About Myself: How Pop Culture Swallowed Psychotherapy, about the rise and impact of talk therapy on how we see ourselves and each other, is out with Harper Collins (UK) and Simon & Schuster (US) in 2027.
Sarah Manavis
Columnist
Sarah Manavis is an American writer and columnist at The Observer, based in the UK. She covers culture, technology and society and was senior writer at the New Statesman until 2022. Her first book, Tell Me About Myself: How Pop Culture Swallowed Psychotherapy, about the rise and impact of talk therapy on how we see ourselves and each other, is out with Harper Collins (UK) and Simon & Schuster (US) in 2027.
Dare to dream that we have reached peak tweakment
Tearful stars and fan videos strap a rocket to Wicked 2’s broomstick
Breast reductions aren’t feminist – just another body trend
From ‘almond mum’ to ‘Ozempic mum’: how weight-loss injections are impacting kids
MrBeast’s bank is one more step towards an influencer-run dystopia
Why this could be the last waltz for rightwingers
Confessions of a serial over-sharer
The book that transformed my writing life
When it comes to travel, is ‘gatekeeping’ favourite spots such a bad thing?
The ‘one voice against 20 extremists’ format is designed to monetise hate
Online expectations blight the course of true love
Kylie’s message? ‘Only you are stopping you from being hotter’
Sarah Manavis: Why we should worry for the new Harry Potter stars
Emma Grede: the real mastermind of the Kardashian empire
