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Welcome to Popculturology. It’s a free newsletter about pop culture.

To be specific, Popculturology focuses on movie and television news, trailers and the box office. I also share what my thoughts on the movies and TV shows I’ve been watching, cool stories that I’ve read, and other fun pop culture items I’ve discovered.

On top of all that, Popculturology publishes Deep SNL Thoughts, a special edition after each new of Saturday Night Live, and The Box Office Report on Mondays.

Popculturology is a free newsletter fueled by my love of pop culture. If you’re not already a subscriber, please click the Subscribe & Support button to become one. And if you enjoy reading Popculturology and already are a subscriber, please consider becoming a supporter by tapping that same Subscribe & Support button.

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Who Am I?

I once ran a website called Popculturology. It covered pop culture. I also wrote for CBS Interactive’s TV.com before they disappeared. Between those two ventures (and Twitter), I’ve been writing about pop culture — Star Wars, the MCU, How I Met Your Mother, SNL — for over a decade.

I’ve resurrected Popculturology as a newsletter to offer my thoughts on pop culture as we watch Twitter fall apart.


When Do I Publish?

Popculturology publishes on Fridays. Deep SNL Thoughts publishes on Sunday after a new episode of SNL has aired. The Box Office Report publishes on Mondays.

Both editions of the main newsletter cover the things you love — pop culture news, movie trailers, what I’ve been watching, what I’ve been reading and anything else fun I’ve found online.

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Pop culture fan. Owns too many Funko Pops. Was once paid to write about How I Met Your Mother. Now I write Popculturology. A Rochester, N.Y., native now living in the Washington, D.C., area. Won’t pass up a Genny Cream Ale.