Charlie Sawyer

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Digital Editor

Having started off as a Staff Writer & Editorial Assistant on the SCREENSHOT team, Charlie is now our website's residing Digital Editor, working hand in hand with our Editor-in-Chief, Alma Fabiani. After getting her Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Politics at Cardiff University, Charlie went on to receive a Master's in US: History and Politics from UCL. With a serious passion for both political commentary and the Real Housewives franchise, Charlie is tuned in to all things Gen Z. A jack of all trades, she also spearheads the SCREENSHOT series Explained By a Blonde, wherein Charlie—a certified blonde herself—takes complex and oftentimes confusing topics and breaks them down into fun and easy-to-digest explainers youth audiences can relate to.

Why you should be prepared to see Donald Trump’s name on the 2024 US presidential ballot

By Charlie Sawyer

Scotland becomes first country in the world to provide free period products to those in need

By Charlie Sawyer

‘Not Okay’: A sneak peek at what happens when influencers take Instagram Olympics too far

By Charlie Sawyer

Everything you need to know about Armie Hammer’s cannibalism and abuse accusations

By Charlie Sawyer

Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates and other billionaires are funding a treasure hunt in Greenland. What could go wrong?

By Charlie Sawyer

Man who shot Lady Gaga’s dog walker and stole her two pets charged with attempted murder

By Charlie Sawyer

AOC case study: How to make social media work for you (politicians edition)

By Charlie Sawyer

The Church of Scientology: How it started and where it’s going

By Charlie Sawyer

StyleLikeU: A conversation with the mother-daughter duo behind the radically honest strip-down videos

By Charlie Sawyer

5 must-read books leading the way to proper representation and diversity in publishing

By Charlie Sawyer

From toxic masculinity to age-old ideals, rom-coms don’t make the cut for gen Z women anymore

By Charlie Sawyer

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