Ministry of Pop Culture
MinistryofPopCulture, Erin Carlson, Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, Saul Austerlitz, Kirthana Ramisetti, Thea GlassmanPop culture coverage with passion, purpose, meaning, and depth, for people who care deeply about pop culture and its effect on the world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | ministryofpopculture.substack.com |
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Rediscovering My Family History Through a Netflix Movie
Natasha Lyonne, Elisabeth Olsen and Carrie Coon in “His Three Daughters.” (Netflix)
Pop Culture Secret Santa
Tis the season for holiday gift guides! Our version has a bit of a twist: We’re each recommending one of our books to be enjoyed with another piece of pop culture. These pair together as well as milk and cookies, or Ariana Grane and Cynthia...
Power Pop
Second acts in Hollywood are notoriously difficult. We insist that the people we admire stay in their lanes, never veering or revealing aspects of their personalities different from the ones we already know. But the new documentary Born Inn...
How to Write Fake Pop Culture (and Make it Seem Real)
Did you know that the members of the Ministry of Pop Culture are all authors? Which means pop culture is a mainstay of all our books. My friends apply the most rigorous of journalistic standards in reporting on beloved films and TV shows.
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Pop culture coverage with passion, purpose, meaning, and depth, for people who care deeply about pop culture and its effect on the world.
Hello! I'm a National Bestselling author, Hollywood historian and rom-com connoisseur. My books: "I'll Have What She's Having," "Queen Meryl" and "No Crying In Baseball."
The Culture Trip Substack is the creation of New York Times bestselling pop culture historian, journalist, and author Jennifer Keishin Armstrong. She’s written eight books about pop culture history, including Seinfeldia.
Author of "Kind of a Big Deal," "Generation Friends," and more. Bylines in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, Vanity Fair, and Slate.
Author of "The Other Lata," "Dava Shastri's Last Day" (a GMA Book Club Pick) and "Advika and the Hollywood Wives." A pop culture addict who would be an excellent addition to your trivia team.
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