Three mornings a week, 170,000+ people in film and TV read the same email before their first meeting.

The Dailies is a free newsletter for people who work in entertainment. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, we land in your inbox with the stuff that actually moves the needle: the deals, the greenlights, the box office, the shake-ups, the kind of news that makes you put your coffee down.

Five minutes. No jargon. No 800-word think-piece on the future of streaming. We're the fastest-growing newsletter in Hollywood — and the one with the most active readership going. Turns out a lot of people wanted the trades without the trudge.

We started The Dailies because industry news lives in two terrible places: trades you don't have time to read, and group chats you're not in. The good stuff was out there — you'd just need three subscriptions and a decoder ring to find it yourself. So we do the digging, skip the fluff, and write it up like a friend who somehow knows everything (and isn't a press release wearing a trench coat).

We know what you actually want, because we're you. The Dailies is built by people who've worked in film and TV. We've sat in the meetings, sweated the numbers, and read the trades — so we know exactly which parts are worth your time. Oh, and it's free. A lot of industry coverage hides behind a paywall steep enough to need a sherpa. Ours doesn't.

• The latest stories moving the industry — and why they matter
• This week's releases and what's actually worth your attention
• Box office numbers and tracking, so you know what's working
• Streaming charts and numbers the platforms don't love to share
• Awards and festival coverage when the season's hot

You read it, you're caught up, and you get to drop "oh, you didn't see that?" at least once before noon.

Who reads this

Mostly working pros. Execs, agents, producers, crew, and the assistant secretly running the entire department. If you make a living in or around this business, it's for you. And if you're trying to break in, even better — it's the fastest way to sound like you've been here for fifteen years.

Come say hi

Got a tip, a question, or want to tell us we blew a call? Email hello@readthedailies.com. A real human reads every message (including the ones that just say "lol"), and a real human writes back. Some of our best stories started as a one-line reply from a reader who knew something we didn't.

— The Dailies Team