Sarah Ditum is a Contributor at The Sunday Times. She writes columns and features that explore a range of topics including politics, culture, and lifestyle, with a particular focus on culture and society, beauty and fashion, and health and wellness. Sarah's work has also been featured in The Critic Magazine, UnHerd, Realclearpolitics, Llc, and Air Mail.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Sarah Ditum covers a wide range of topics, from entertainment and pop culture to politics and mental health. Her articles include opinion pieces, reviews, expert commentary, and profile features. If you are looking to reach out effectively based on her coverage attributes and themes covered: consider offering well-researched opinions or expert insights related to current events in entertainment news, celebrity profiles with unique angles or perspectives that haven't been widely discussed yet.
Given the diversity of topics she covers within entertainment news (such as celebrities, mental health, feminism), pitches could be tailored toward providing fresh insights into societal issues through the lens of popular culture or engaging profile feature ideas that offer new perspectives on well-known figures.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Sometimes, it’s good to body shame
By: Sarah Ditum
The carousing that fuelled the legend of Dorothy Parker, the queen of mean, also led to her downfall
This is music for people who are tired of being careful This article is taken from the December-January 2025 issue of The Critic.
Sarah Ditum: Martha’s Rule gives patients a voice if they think doctors are failing them. So why were some in the profession against it?
If you’re a meat eater, you owe it to the animal that graced your festive table to eat the lot
Sabrina's got that boy wrapped round her finger. Olivia knows she might sound crazy but she doesn't care. Chappell is having a sexually explicit kinda love affair with a closeted woman.
Passing your driving test at 42 isn’t just liberating, it’s proof that new skills can be acquired with age. So what’s next?
Harry Angstrom — better known by his nickname, Rabbit — has the typical problem of a 26-year-old Western man. He feels trapped.
As Timothée Chalamet stars in a new Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, Sarah Ditum chooses some of the most memorable pop movies
The Seventies softcore romp Emmanuelle is being remade as a tale of empowerment. It’s part of a boom in steamy films like Babygirl that rewrite the script
(833) 317-6278 
