As Trump has declares the truce “over” and aggression ramps back up, Robin Brooks of the Brookings institution walks us ...

We’ve gotten so used to a highly curated version of our favorite celebrities that nowadays, we’re seeking authenticity. And while it’s hard to find—it’s often absent on social media, from Instagram to ...

Cenat launched the first Streamer University last year at the University of Akron, drawing more than 20 million viewers. The ...

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Since 2007, Jezebel has been the Internet's most treasured source for everything celebrities, sex, and politics...with teeth.

Much like the economy at large, the platforms like Substack operate on superstar economics, favoring big players over independent creators.

When book critic Ron Charles was laid off from The Washington Post in February, he had a tough decision to make: Apply for a new job or commit to writing full-time for his Substack newsletter. He ...

“Have you seen the indoor pool?” Matt Starr asks. The founder of Dream Baby Press, Starr made a name for himself via Perverted Book Club, a New York City literary reading series held at amusing, ...

If there’s anything definitive about today’s job market, it’s change. New digital technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) are changing the organizational landscape, forcing professionals and ...

In this post, we will show you how to create email templates in the new Outlook app for Windows 11. Creating email or message templates in Microsoft Outlook (classic) involved manually composing an ...

It seems like every week — sometimes multiple times a week — a journalist leaves their media outlet to start their own publication, usually on Substack. Terry Moran, Karen Attiah, Jennifer Rubin and ...

Andrew Tate could be on his way to making mid-six figures on Substack and the newsletter platform’s literary luvvies are up in arms. Despite posting on the platform for a number of years to little ...