Hollywood Gadfly publishes long-form, investigative essays that challenge common beliefs about how the film industry works, such as the Black List and nonprofit labs and grants. Readers get reported analysis, interviews with industry insiders, and multi-part series on how access and privilege shape who succeeds.

Elizabeth Spiers shares sharp, personal opinion essays on politics, culture and media, often drawing on her own experiences such as a Southern Baptist upbringing and a college sexual assault. Recent issues cover generational moral panics, campus rape culture, and the use of AI in professional op-eds.

Unaudited reads Australian company filings, annual reports and accounts closely, comparing what companies disclose over time with what they say publicly. Each issue is a dry, detailed investigation of one company or sector, such as Superloop, TPG or the breakfast radio business.

Himal Southasian publishes long-form news, analysis, and book reviews on politics, culture, and society across South Asia. Its pieces take an independent, non-nationalist view of the region, drawing on reporting and historical context.