Sarah Carson is the Culture Editor at i, where she writes columns, reviews, and interviews that delve into the intersections of culture and society. Her work often explores themes in publishing and media, gender issues, and pop culture, reflecting her diverse interests in beauty, fashion, and societal trends. Sarah's insights have been featured in Living Lutheran, University Daily Kansan, Topeka Capital-Journal, The i Paper, and MSN.
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Sarah's coverage predominantly revolves around lifestyle and entertainment, including event coverage and reviews. She appears to be interested in a broad range of topics within these realms, from celebrity news to sporting events.
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If the rumours are true, we should breathe a sigh of relief
By: Sarah Carson
This is just another invitation to judge Kate McCann - Channel 5 should have left her well alone
Sarah Carson Josh Widdicombe makes no sense for Strictly – that's why it might work : Josh Widdicombe is an anxious everyman.
The Silk Road series was the most unfamiliar - and the most profound
Harris is the best of the BBC - few care more about music than him
The message to the station's audience is that factual radio programming just isn’t that important anymore. And neither are its listeners
The artist has been beatified and commodified into a girlboss icon, dismissing the trauma that shaped her life and work. This show does little to change that
West End Girl is a masterpiece record - but the live show is underwhelming, and it's not because it only lasts 50 minutes
She isn't always a portrait of dignity - but her honesty is confronting
The Restore leader wanted to look powerful during this two-hour far-right screed. He's far too preoccupied with 'Muslims hating dogs' for that
