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 What does a movie site look like when you don't want anything from the studios but the movies? Formely Dangerous written by Drew McWeeny is dedicated to films, the stories they tell us, and the people that make them. It is comprised of movie reviews, comparisons, opinions, and recommendations of what to watch, read and even play. There’s usually a theme in every piece he publishes alongside new releases. Drew writes long essays analyzing films, where he seamlessly compares and transitions from one to another. Usually, when a remake of a film/book/comic is released he provides an excellent comparison to the previous one(s) and illustrates the film culture of the time. Drew provides honest reviews, and well-researched information on the industry of films, without the usual Hollywood drama. As he’s been in the industry for over 25years, he’s well known and sometimes even feared (hence the newsletter name).   

Demistifying Soccer -- one shot, and one sweater at a time. Ryan O’Hanlon writes his newsletter premised on the idea of bringing you “The One Thing You Need To Know About Soccer This Week”. The newsletter is based on numbers and reporting, providing a comprehensive analysis of all things soccer. From Premier League for beginners to Limitless Lionel Messi, and from knitwear commentary to open discussions while watching the game - No grass in the Clouds is definitely your go-to soccer source.

Complicated technology in simple language for the non-technical. The technologic newsletter is making technology understandable for the average person. Chad Underwood is driven by the excitement he gets when he helps other people conquer their fears of technology. He paints a bigger picture, provides real-world examples, and different possible situations to highlight the importance of the issues and explain why YOU need to understand how it all works. From answering questions like what’s a zero-day or the trojan horse to explaining Operating Systems and APIs, Chad does it in a way that ‘a Kindergartener would understand”.

Technically explains software and hardware in simple and engaging way so you can impress your boss. Technically is a newsletter with a strong focus on technical concepts. Justin Gage wants to help you to identify trends in technology, understand difficult concepts, and find better solutions. Technically answers questions like "What’s an API" and "How does Machine Learning work" and covers a wide range of tech topics writing about the Cloud, Domains, and the prospects of GPT-3. So if you are someone who interacts with software on a daily basis, works at a bank or a tech company, subscribe to Technically for the most useful and fun-to-read content.

A weekly newsletter for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis. Heated is dedicated to original reporting and analysis on the climate crisis. Motivated by anger Emily Atkin is here to show you how people with power are screwing the little guys. Heated arms you with actionable information and encourages you to act - it highlights corporate greed and the discrepancies between what politicians say and actually do. The newsletter explores interesting angles, showing you how everything is interconnected. Subscribe and get ready to learn how the climate crisis is changing dating & how the childcare crisis is hurting our planet!

f this is a newspaper ACL is the men's style section.  In ACL you can find writing on goods, fashion, craftsmanship, and travel. It is a newsletter for men who like things done the traditional way, who prefer good quality craftsmanship over ‘hype’, and who sometimes seek some parenting advice. You can also find interesting interviews with heritage brands, find out what it takes to become one and keep it alive. You will find essays on odds & ends like watches, cars, and sports equipment. Michael focuses on slow making and slow living while appreciating the good things from good people. He also gives recommendations on how to style, what to wear and how to wear it. Subscribe to A Continuous Lean for unlimited men's style advice and classic fits.  

A no-bullshit newsletter about sexism in sports. Power Plays is surely a powerful newsletter about women's sports. Lindays goes to the core of inequality, sexism, abuse, and censorship that is going on behind the scenes. She writes detailed analyses, interviews top athletes and reporters, and gives all the professional coverage that women's sports deserve. There is a lot of injustice going on and Lindsay is here to help bring light to it all by creating a movement to improve coverage and the women’s sport itself. Expect topics like inside the 'culture of fear' of global gymnastics, homophobic NWSL owners, and disrespectful coverage of women at the Olympics. If you want to know more about women's sports and the issues the leagues face, subscribe to Power Plays for incredible sports coverage and in-depth analysis of Women's sports.

Rob Henderson uses his newsletter to write about human nature, psychology, social class, TV shows, movies, political and social divisions, and more. The eclectic nature of Rob’s newsletter means you’re certain to find something in his discussions that interests you, whether it’s politics, psychology, or just a good movie. Perhaps Rob’s most famous work is his concept of luxury beliefs, an idea Rob touches on frequently throughout his work in relation to the modern approach to social justice. Rob also shares the culture and habits of the social elite to keep you clued in on the actions of the most successful people in our society. Be sure to subscribe to Rob’s newsletter as soon as possible to expand your mind to regions you’d likely never even considered before.

Jeff Ding's weekly translation of writings from Chinese thinkers on China's AI landscape. ChinAI newsletter provides a distinctive perspective on the intersection of China and the technology that is changing the world. Jeffrey Ding shares weekly translations on AI policy and strategy from Chinese thinkers, think tanks, and government departments. Read translations on the making of Alibaba Cloud, AI white papers, and Tencent’s manufacturing strategy. The newsletter provides interesting updates on China’s AI development through two sections: Featured Translation and This Week’s ChinAI Links. Subscribe if you are curious about the business environment and AI scene of China.

Economics and other interesting stuff. With his newsletter, Noahpinion, economist Noah Smith is aiming to bring you the most interesting economic news from all over the world. Not confined simply to the United States economy, Noah examines the financial world of many countries, including the Philippines, China, and Russia. Noah focuses on the markets but also talks of today’s more serious topics, such as the economic war against Russia, and the real-life consequences of American defense spending. If you’re looking to become more knowledgeable about the economy, and all of the various facets that it impacts, be sure to subscribe to Noahpinion.