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Links, musings and things that are not Tik Tok appropriate.

A hilarious and often factual romp through motherhood, the world of social media, old-school media, publishing and whatever else catches our fancy.

Unearthing the hidden gems of cinema, old and new, with filmmaker and erstwhile NYU film teacher Alex Rollins Berg

Passionately indie in film, music, and storytelling—The Mercy Cage unfolds here, chapter by chapter, alongside cinematic musings, creative confessions, and the art of turning life into art.

A one-of-a-kind place where producers share their knowledge, build community, and provide mentorship for the next generation of filmmakers.

A tech and online culture publication by Taylor Lorenz, featuring original reporting on how the internet is reshaping politics, business, media, and culture.

Former PA and assistant, now I've climbed the Hollywood ladder and want to help others do the same.

I'm a professional screenwriter (Radio Rebel, Another Cinderella Story, eight Hallmark movies, etc.) who wants to get you writing. Join my substack for writing prompts and inspiration emailed to you twice a week.

A Hollywood producer envisioning the future of the film industry.

Providing the opportunities and insight needed to help writers get paid and grow their careers.

My personal Substack

Trusted by 50K+ readers, we pick the best-written books from US and UK new releases and prize shortlists, and publish articles by world-class authors on prose style and AI writing. Plus the satire The Demon Inside David Lynch.

The business of entertainment

music, movies, and tv + being young, being online, and the labor of it all.

Discoveries in culture and design from Rachel Davies.

A community of artists and art lovers trying to make sense of the 21st century together - through the lens of film, TV, music, novels, and fine art.

TV and Film news and reviews from Kit Lazer, a guy who built a cult following by being passionate about movies and bad jokes.

Thoughts on making film & television from Emmy award-winning filmmaker, John-Michael Powell