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

the inside of my brain. personal essays, cultural critique, whatever is on my mind

my public journal, rejected pitches, and thoughts that were too big for twitter's word count

business, culture, and gen z trends. as seen on my group chats

sending god tier emails into the great beyond

the media & culture newsletter that everyone in media & culture reads

a culture newsletter that's all about the films, books, shows and conversations that have embedded themselves in my mind, rent free. if you think media literacy is hot, welcome. you can follow me on instagram @itsayanartan; i'm fun on all apps.

Reporting on the absurd world of beauty culture. / “The newsletter the beauty industry fears.” - the Herald.

a slice-of-life newsletter on beauty and aging, dispatched from American suburbia

Emotionally distant cappuccino. Tried and true corn dog.

Cultural and literary essays. Flavour profile: hints of bitterness, notes of saltiness.

Chipping away at the inscrutability of modern life, popular culture, and how we feel about both.

essays on existing within an ever-changing digital landscape

A life outside, eating.

A newsletter about culture, technology and humanity. Subscribe for essays, recos, and reviews. Your group chat will thank you.

Transtrender is a newsletter about gender, culture, nightlife, and technology.

writing, because my mother could not.

A newsletter about life, death, pop culture, and the internet.

journal entries masquerading as cultural criticism

a closer look at self-concept, culture, politics, and emotions through the female experience.

Musings on culture, media, and middle America from Isabella Rosario

writing to make you feel crazier & writing to make you feel sane

pop culture crit mostly

we are living in a delusional world, and i am a delusional girl

Think more about the culture that surrounds you

a cultural confessional, a kvetch sesh, and a manifesto on the relationship between aesthetics, economies, and individuals

A culture and recommendation newsletter by Melinda Fakuade & Lilly Milman, a pair of writers and best friends based in New York and Boston, respectively. They're also usually right about like, everything.

essays, commentary, reviews, lists, and all around a great time

reflections on art, writing, and film from a writer/publishing drone