Contact & Tips

We are a small, new, independent magazine, and we genuinely want to hear from you. Whether you have a question, a story idea, a correction or a business inquiry, there is an inbox for it. Using the right address helps your message reach the right person faster.

Where to write

• [email protected] for general questions, feedback, coverage requests and friendly hellos.
• [email protected] for news tips, story leads and corrections.
• [email protected] for advertising, sponsorship and content licensing questions.
• [email protected] for anything related to your data and our privacy policy.

We do not currently offer a phone line, live chat or a mailing address. Email is the best way to reach us, and we aim to reply as soon as we reasonably can.

Sending a tip

Good tips make good stories. If you think you know something about a show, a casting decision, a renewal or a production, here is what helps us most:

1. A short summary of what you know and how you know it.
2. Any dates, names or documents that support it, if you are comfortable sharing them.
3. Whether you are willing to be contacted again, and how you would like to be described if we use the information.
4. Whether the tip contains spoilers, so we can handle it carefully.

We verify tips before publishing anything. A single unconfirmed message is a starting point, not a story, and we will never present a rumor as fact.

Corrections

If we got something wrong, we want to know. Email [email protected] with the headline of the story, what is incorrect and, if possible, a source for the correct information. We review every correction request and update stories with a clear note when we make a change.

Protecting sources

We take the trust of people who contact us seriously, and we do not reveal the identity of a source who asks to remain confidential. However, we want to be honest with you: regular email is not anonymous. Your email provider, our email provider and anyone with access to either account may be able to see who sent a message and when. If your safety or job could be at risk, think carefully before sending sensitive information, consider using a personal device and account rather than a work one, and tell us in your first message that you need extra care so we can discuss options before you share details.