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An award winning blogging network and online magazine, started in 2002, where writers share well-written and insightful perspectives on cultural events.
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Blogcritics is an award-winning blogging network and online magazine founded in 2002, bringing together writers to share thoughtful perspectives on culture and current events. Guided by the tagline βThe critical lens on todayβs culture and entertainment,β it publishes reviews, interviews, features, and opinion pieces across a wide range of subjects. Its entertainment coverage includes film, television, music, books, theater, and gaming, with reviews, recaps, previews, concert coverage, and conversations with artists and other industry figures.
Blogcritics also explores broader topics such as arts, politics, science and technology, sports, travel, spirituality, health, personal finance, food, and society. Readers can find recurring columns, editor-selected stories, festival coverage, and commentary on issues shaping public life. The site also invites writers to sign up, reflecting its network-based approach to publishing diverse voices.
By combining criticism and cultural reporting with practical advice and social commentary, Blogcritics offers readers an expansive, accessible guide to the ideas, works, and events influencing contemporary life
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2002
Company size
11-50 employees
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