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Sarah Thomas has been a news and feature writer with The Sydney Morning Herald since 2006, working across topics including arts and entertainment, and social issues.

Whoa-oh, livin’ with grey hair: What Jon Bon Jovi teaches us about ageing

Whoa-oh, livin’ with grey hair: What Jon Bon Jovi teaches us about ageing

A new docuseries on the 40-year history of the New Jersey rockers offers unexpected insights into growing old gracefully.

  • by Sarah Thomas

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The Baby Reindeer aftermath shows we’ve lost the plot on armchair sleuthing

The Baby Reindeer aftermath shows we’ve lost the plot on armchair sleuthing

Viewers, it’s time for a reality check.

  • by Sarah Thomas
This cult indie flick is the perfect send-off to the summer holidays

This cult indie flick is the perfect send-off to the summer holidays

You haven’t done summer right until you’ve watched The Way, Way Back.

  • by Sarah Thomas
Halloween and magic share a history, why did only one become cool?

Halloween and magic share a history, why did only one become cool?

Halloween has all the good times, but its trickster relative is mostly just very, very lame. It’s time to reframe magic.

  • by Sarah Thomas
Remember coronavirus? It stole this masterpiece from us

Remember coronavirus? It stole this masterpiece from us

Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar is the technicolour tropical joy we all missed out on.

  • by Sarah Thomas
The museum of me: How I came to see clutter as a celebration of life

The museum of me: How I came to see clutter as a celebration of life

There is often meaning in our mess – you just have to look for it.

  • by Sarah Thomas
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Why Vanessa Kirby still flies under the radar

Why Vanessa Kirby still flies under the radar

The acclaimed actress still has a bit of the ‘what’s she been in?’ vibe about her, which seems at odds with her success so far.

  • by Sarah Thomas
‘I know I don’t have to be a superhero’: Surviving Mother’s Day in the face of loss

‘I know I don’t have to be a superhero’: Surviving Mother’s Day in the face of loss

For many who no longer have their mothers around, Mother’s Day can be a truly traumatic time – but there are ways to navigate it.

  • by Sarah Thomas
Jimmy Savile: The perverted entertainer who tricked a nation, including me

Jimmy Savile: The perverted entertainer who tricked a nation, including me

Netflix’s new series examines the once beloved entertainer who shocked Britain when his prolific sex offences were revealed.

  • by Sarah Thomas
Fire power: Australian Matthew Abbott scoops World Press Photo award

Fire power: Australian Matthew Abbott scoops World Press Photo award

A series of photos depicting the Nawarddeken people managing land with a practice known as cool burning has won a global prize.

  • by Sarah Thomas
Madonnageddon: who will survive ‘gruelling’ auditions to play pop icon?

Madonnageddon: who will survive ‘gruelling’ auditions to play pop icon?

Madonna’s route to fame was hard-won. For contenders linked to her upcoming biopic, it looks like that same level of all-in effort is being called for in the elimination process.

  • by Sarah Thomas

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