How the media write about entertainment · over the last 6 days
For every domain that writes about entertainment, a language model rates the tone of its articles as positive, neutral or negative. That gives a tone index from 0 to 100, where 50 is balanced. At the top are the domains that frame the news most positively, at the bottom the most negatively.
| # | Domain | Tone index |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | collider.comArticles 367 · Pos / Neg 33% / 5% | 88Strongly positive |
| 2 | indiewire.comArticles 60 · Pos / Neg 30% / 7% | 82Strongly positive |
| 3 | loudersound.comArticles 69 · Pos / Neg 25% / 9% | 74Positive |
| 4 | billboard.comArticles 231 · Pos / Neg 34% / 13% | 73Positive |
| 5 | variety.comArticles 280 · Pos / Neg 27% / 13% | 68Positive |
| 6 | hollywoodreporter.comArticles 190 · Pos / Neg 28% / 14% | 67Positive |
| 7 | slashfilm.comArticles 68 · Pos / Neg 25% / 13% | 65Positive |
| 8 | stereogum.comArticles 92 · Pos / Neg 10% / 7% | 60Positive |
| 9 | consequence.netArticles 87 · Pos / Neg 10% / 7% | 60Positive |
| 10 | deadline.comArticles 267 · Pos / Neg 20% / 15% | 57Positive |
| 11 | thewrap.comArticles 161 · Pos / Neg 22% / 17% | 57Positive |
| 12 | hindustantimes.comArticles 245 · Pos / Neg 22% / 21% | 51Neutral |
| 13 | tvline.comArticles 126 · Pos / Neg 12% / 12% | 50Neutral |
| 14 | theguardian.comArticles 98 · Pos / Neg 15% / 16% | 48Neutral |
| 15 | rollingstone.comArticles 68 · Pos / Neg 15% / 19% | 44Negative |
| 16 | radiotimes.comArticles 158 · Pos / Neg 7% / 11% | 39Negative |
| 17 | latimes.comArticles 67 · Pos / Neg 19% / 31% | 38Negative |
| 18 | folha.uol.com.brArticles 94 · Pos / Neg 9% / 15% | 36Negative |
| 19 | nytimes.comArticles 93 · Pos / Neg 10% / 20% | 32Negative |
| 20 | clarin.comArticles 59 · Pos / Neg 5% / 12% | 30Negative |
| 21 | avclub.comArticles 115 · Pos / Neg 6% / 17% | 26Negative |
| 22 | independent.co.ukArticles 79 · Pos / Neg 10% / 32% | 24Strongly negative |
Showing domains with ≥50 rated articles. 22 of 50 ranked. How it is calculated →
This is the tone of the articles as a model reads them, not a rating of a domain's quality, reliability or bias. A high index often only means a domain writes more about rallies and launches, a low one more about sell-offs, hacks and lawsuits.