The A.V. Club (Daily)
by G/O Media Editorial Team
Pop culture you can't ignore. The A.V. Club's daily newsletter provides news, reviews, and commentaries on TV, movies, music, and books with a witty, distinct voice.
About The A.V. Club (Daily)
The A.V. Club is for people who love to talk *about* pop culture. Its daily newsletter is famous for its 'Episode Recaps' (which are often as long and detailed as the shows themselves) and its rigorous 'Letter Grade' reviews. It has a very loyal community and a distinct, intelligent voice that was pioneered in its early years in the Midwest.
What Makes This Newsletter Unique
Witty Critique. They offer a level of humorous and insightful cultural commentary that few other sites can match.
Who Should Subscribe?
Fans of TV, movies, and music who want news delivered with a side of sharp, witty commentary.
Content Format
A high-energy daily email with 'The Headline' and sections for 'Latest Reviews' and 'Best Recaps'.
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Our Take: Pros & Cons
Pros
- Incredible depth in TV episode recaps
- Very witty and engaging writing style
- Broad coverage across multiple pop-culture categories
Cons
- The site has recently undergone significant ownership and staffing changes
- Web experience can be very ad-dense
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it related to The Onion?
It was founded by The Onion, and while now separate entities within G/O Media, it maintains some of that original subversive spirit.
How often is The A.V. Club (Daily) published?
The A.V. Club (Daily) is published daily.
Who writes The A.V. Club (Daily)?
The A.V. Club (Daily) is written by G/O Media Editorial Team. The A.
About the Author: G/O Media Editorial Team
G/O Media Editorial Team
The A.V. Club was founded in 1993 as a supplement to The Onion. It evolved into a premier independent pop-culture site known for its insightful, often humorous, and exhaustive reviews.
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