Sarah Manavis is a writer at The Observer. She explores cultural movements, internet culture, and pop culture, with a particular focus on the intersections of fine art and subcultures. Her work has been featured in notable publications including The i Paper, British GQ, and The Guardian, among others.
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Sarah Manavis covers a wide range of topics, including culture & society, entertainment news, and lifestyle. She frequently incorporates data into her articles and also includes legal policy regulation and expert commentary.
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By: Sarah Manavis
The plodding sequel is going stratospheric because of a slew of memes rather than its official campaign
By: Sarah Manavis
There are fragile signs that some young people are opting out of the cosmetic-surgery arms race
Reducing screen time didn't come down to tech interventions or willpower, but something much simpler
By: Sarah Manavis
The Beckham’s eldest son has been harassed by the press since before he could walk. His decision to break with the parents that allowed this does not deserve further mockery
By: Sarah Manavis
Everyone watching Tyra Banks’ grim reality TV show 20 years ago knew how bad it was. Don’t be deluded twice
By: Sarah Manavis
The new Wuthering Heights adaptation has divided audiences for its superficial interpretation – but not, as some might assume, by gender
A shooting outside Rihanna’s home was an IRL manifestation of the toxic world of online haters
By: Sarah Manavis
Crude sexist caricatures of non-mothers being ‘left behind’ should offend us all
By: Sarah Manavis
As an unflattering profile of OpenAI’s Sam Altman shows, the altruism that drives tech tycoons to the top rarely survives their success
Read this exciting story from The Observer April 12, 2026 issue. If you were walking around Silicon Valley 10 years ago and came across an entrepreneur pitching on the street, they would say — no matter what business they'd started, to resolve whatever imagined problem - that they had one aim in mind: to make the world a better place.
