The Media Diet.
Evie LindsayDiscussions on film, television, pop culture, and everything in between - from my chronically online brain to yours.
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August, recapped and reviewed.
When Harry Met Sally
September is the start of the best time of year. I love thick knitwear that I can layer, various pumpkin-spiced products, and the stretch of film releases that are queued up perfectly to head into awards season. I love...
Compliments to the chef.
Welcome to The Media Diet, a newsletter about Hollywood’s next great star, Leo Woodall. I also write about films, I guess.
Antonio Banderas and Dominic Sessa.
I will be upfront with all of you: I am not a fan of seafood, and despit...
The Matt Damon Movie Syllabus
Welcome to the media diet. A newsletter about Matthew Paige Damon. Star of the Odyssey. Star of my dreams. Star of our hearts.
Okay, so, Nolan did it. He actually did it. The Odyssey has immediately jumped to my number one film of 2026, an...
Welcome to The Media Diet.
Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate (1967)
As I type this brief but integral newsletter, I have just pressed play on what might be the most formative podcast episode ever made. Spielberg is on the rewatchables, baby! I think that in itself migh...
'The Rip' is probably the best 'Dad Movie' you could make.
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in The Rip (2026) via. Netflix
Some things just go well together—wine and cheese, salt and pepper, knives and forks, and Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. The Bostonian duo have been best buddies for 4 decades, spendin...
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That friend you have that you lowkey worry about. Comedy, film, and pop culture enthusiast. Probably talking about the 1998 film rounders.
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