Write for us

We welcome pitches that examine how entertainment is made public: the framing of a release, the design of an event, the work of a format or the ways audiences interpret what they see.

What to pitch

Propose a specific, evergreen subject connected to show business and entertainment culture. Strong ideas have a clear question, a distinct point of view and a reader-facing purpose; they do not depend on gossip, unverified claims or a familiar roundup of names.

Make the case

Tell us the proposed angle, why it merits a piece, what material or examples would support it, and why you are suited to make the argument. Flag any close relationships, access arrangements or other conflicts that could affect how readers understand the work. Do not send confidential material or assume it will be published.

How to send it

Send proposals through the Contact page and select the editorial option. A pitch is a proposal, not a commission; please wait for agreement before writing a full article. We may edit accepted work for clarity, accuracy and fit.