Dedicated to covering the cultural histories, weird backstories and messy industry gossip behind cinema's biggest franchises!

Music, Movies, and Men. My thoughts + your email. The perfect pair.

Movies, tv, the celebrity industrial complex, and personal pop culture obsessions. Delivered twice a week to your inbox, written by Hunter Harris.

Weekly Podcast & Blog by writer/comedian Jen Ives. The ice pick is going in, up and behind the eye. One little 'tap' - and you'll feel fine.

The Open Journal is a weekly, public journal entry, filled with a collection of random topics, thoughts, poetry, and love-based philosophy. It serves as an outlet for me in the hopes of inspiring others to take the journey of self-discovery…

Girl power vs Tech bros

I would call this newsletter 'Intersection of the personal, cultural, hysterical, and sentimental.'

Shea Vassar and her thoughts on what she's watching

Welcome to Studio 168, a regular journal of demos, voice notes, essays and favourites from Lucy Moon.

We all spend so much time on “social” media, but most of us feel lonelier than ever before. Logging Off Club brings people together offline to reconnect, reflect and try new things.

A publication by and for technologists.

a newsletter about how we make things happen

Watching, reading, and grieving.

After 24 years firmly believing High School Musical is the best film ever made, I reckoned I should probably broaden my horizons. I'm Lin, the aspiring filmbro. Here you will find my uneducated opinions on movies I watch in an attempt to become cultured.

Aksara Gaia is an ongoing archive of graphic design rooted in Nusantara, exploring visual cultures, design histories, and storytelling beyond the Western gaze.

Slices of the highs and lows; the cracks and the light shining through. Mostly written from Jakarta, Indonesia.

a home for all things fresh and worth caring about in music, culture, lifestyle and wellness, with a healthy dose of analysis and self-reflection.

After "Leaves from the Mental Portfolio of an Eurasian" by Edith Maude Eaton

musings on public transit, public bathrooms, pop culture, sunsets, libraries, the angst and uncertainty of being in your 20s, and the little everyday wins that make it all worthwhile.