While writing this list we found that "pop culture" was the term used to describe almost every zine that included a bit of writing on movies and music, so this list tends to include most zines that aren't single-minded about being only music, health, business, computer rags, and any other identifiable subject zine that we could find.

• 15 Minutes: contains short fiction and is slanted with humor. Self-described as "a virtual oasis in a cyberdesert".
• 40k Miracle Monthly: ames, curious cartoons, Web activities -- under 40k each.
• The Abraxus Reader: monthly literary magazine with a focus on original fiction and poetry. Also includes interviews with bands, music and book eviews, and a couple of columns."
• ACiD PLuM: paper/ e-zine that accepts literary and artistic submissions of all types. Features poetry, short stories, musical news and interviews, editorials.
• Ad Nauseam: commentary on the information society.
• Addicted to: Stuff: words, cars, food, fancy web tricks, music, oddities. Most articles are reader submissions.
• ALR Advocate: we love this one.
• American Cheese: cultural criticism.
• American Newspeak: satirical news journal.
• American Planet Galactic News: fact, commentary, fiction, friction, satire, comics, prose and poetry.
• An Entirely Other Day : irregular missive from Greg Knauss.
• The Anarchives.
• Anorak: limey tabloid basher with boring bits about football and beer.
• Antimanifesto": Punk, skateboarding and electronic music 'zine from Canada..
• Anti-Past/No-Future: Sex, Drugs, Aliens, Ken auerweck, and other wierd stuff!
• The Anti-Statist: real world issues discussed, integrating culture and music.
• Ape Culture: the quarterly webzine featuring the humorous exploration, meditation, and explication of pop culture, movies, tv, music, media, and the stripmall way of life.
• Apokalypso: half-baked prophecies.
• A-R-K.
• Alles.
• Apathy, Drugs and Driving: Austin, TX, zine.
• ARIL/ Cross Currents Online: interfaith journal of various world religions, with aritcles, book and movie reviews, music and photography.
• Arcadia: the journal of electronic entertainment and popular culture. Extensive, professional reviews of video games, cult film, and Japanese animation. Updated daily.
• The Art Bin: Swedish/international forum for art, literature, music, and cultural politics, etc.
• Auricular Immersion Media.
• Babyfish ...Lost Its Momma: with articles, book & music teviews, fiction, poetry, recent murders committed by detroit cops and vegan recipes.
• Bad Subjects.
• Beanie: fiction, illustrations, free kittens.
• Beat Generation: entertainment e-zine for Generation X and beyond.
• beatthief: plagiarism, shoplifting, blackmail, perjury. poetry, 70s funk jazz, interviews and more. All thats fit to steal.
• Beehive.
• Ben Is Dead: theme-oriented pop culture magazine.
• Beyond Eternity...: serious, moody, monthly look at the world. Submissions welcomed.
• BITCH: woman's webzine; for feminists, Internet gluttons, media addicts and thoughtful folk.
• BLAST.famy: reviews, rants, gen-X-er diatribes, conspiracy theory and big-brother's technical specs."
• Black Ice, International: E-Zine (jack-IN), music, short stories.
• blair.
• BlenderWeb: explores pop culture and media madness at the end of the millennium - from music to TV to advertising.
• The Blockhead Journal: personal journal covering government affairs, books, films, video, gourmet cooking, poetry.
• Blood Alley: love, death, music.
• Body Fat Ratio: monthly reviews, commentary, sarcasm.
• Body Politic: quarterly guide to better living. Explores adult issues of sexuality and relationships.
• The Book of Biff.
• Boing Boing: Publishers of The Happy Mutant Handbook and Net Chick.
• BoRE. cosmic bumpkins -- humor, interactive fiction, history.
• Brainchild Magazine: interviews with today's hottest musicians, tour info, game reviews, and more.
• Braintrust
• Breathless: e-zine dedicated to vaguely cultural phenomena.
• The Brink: digizine rife with shiny words and thunderous opinion.
• Brow: zine for the underemployed intellectual.
• Bucketful of Brains: online version of the paper version of this lovely sounding creation.
• BudZine: An Eclectic Communication of Information: personal zine.
• Bumper eMag: South Africa's Online Guide: music, films and news on the latest developments on the Internet.
• Bunnyhop/Waffle Magazine:Exploring the finer points of "alternative" music, pop culture, and other soft & fluffy things.
• Burst!: Australian arts and entertainment online magazine. Film, game and gallery reviews. Music, gig guides, and fiction.
• BVI: culture, philosophy, music.
• Cafe Compendium: Sardonic commentary on real-life weird.
• Cake Times: lifestyle articles, politics, fiction, culture.
• Cat Machine: Short fiction, poetry, arts.
• Cause for Alarm: issues of electronic freedom discussed. Includes interviews with net activists.
• Change Magazine: monthly on visual arts, writing, music, environment, editorials, critical news and views. Now known as Asphalt Strawberry
• Chaotic Fringe: for select Generation X-ers.
• Cheap Truth, the Electronic Edition: complete set of the 1980s cyberpunk zine online.
• CHEW Magazine.
• ChipNet: high-resolution graphics, computers, Internet, sports, cooking, travel, video games, opinions, and many other topics.
• Citi:Zen Magazine Online: laughter, anger, humour.
• CLONE: le magazine des cybernautes: French cyberculture zine.
• CM: Canadian Review of Materials: weekly electronic journal that reviews books, videosand audio materials for children and young people.
• Cohan's Comedy Writer Central: free www site for comedy writers, featuring a chat room, Q & A forum with comedy pros, email interviews with agents/producers, scripts wanted section, etc
• Come: The Journal of Eclectic Journeys: investigative reports, essays, reviews, fiction.
• The Comics Page: resource for comic books and collectible card games. Also features reviews and interviews.
• The Constitutional Republic: A most conservative 'Zine of Articles, Writings, Documents, and Links.
• Cooler than You.
• (COOLLIST): archive of lists to Ben Combee's personal zine of movie and music reviews, etc.
• Corn Zine
• Cosmik Debris: music and political awareness.
• Crank.
• Crash: alternative travel stories, hints, and tips.
• Crash Site.
• crazyjane: information, culture, humour, music.
• crisp: fiction, poetry, arts.
• Cropduster: critical writing, reviews.
• Cult of the Dead Cow.
• Culture Zone: popular culture with cool graphics, and the latest in fashion, music, film, art and trends.
• Curriculum Vitae : dedicated to mean-spirited intellectual discourse.
• CUSP Magazine : popular culture, politics, nostalgia, music, art, movies, poetry, feminism, juvenile humor.
• Cyanosis: highly unusual graphic art, literature and interviews.
• Cyber Culture: about Cyberspace and Netizens all around the world. "We seek out strange new pages and digital civilizations... to boldly go where no one has gone before! Actually, it's a magazine about -- nothing. We have no focus, nor do we want one. A focus means we limit what we care about, what we're interested in and what you'll see. We're unlimited, so to speak."
• CyberMad: award-winning 100% groovy pop culture magazine with humor, comics, arts, movies, Windows 95 shareware, disco, and Mr. Wobblehead's Lunchbox Gallery.
• Cybermagazine: Spanish internet based magazine, with info on cinema, music, video-games, press, computers, sports, shopping, news coverage and much more.
• CyberZine - The Digital Magazine
• Cyber-Chicken: "I am an online daily multimedia comic strip hero. I come from the future and have entered your Time Space Matter Continuum to terminate renegade cyborgs. My name is Cyber-Chicken, and my zany adventures are broadcast on the web. I also answer questions in my online advice forum."
• CyberMad: The Online Entertainment Magazine. Features arts, comics, movies, columns, shareware, humor and Mad-Links of the Week.
• Cyberspace Vanguard: science fiction and fantasy.
• Cybersphere: French zine dedicated to cyberculture.
• CyberStar: virtual truth and near news from around the globe.
• DATUM: focuses on innovative developments in theatre, performance, media, visual art and literature. (Dutch).
• Dark Station
• DaveNet: "amusing Rants from Dave Winer's Desktop."
• De Nar: Belgian activist zine with some English articles.
• Dead Pig Digest: a personal favourite. Bruce! Bruuuuccee!!
• Delores Darling: Bizarre-action monthly!: Follow the monthly adventures of that lovable psychotic-Delores Darling, as she seeks peace through insanity in a world gone horribly... normal. Includes back-up stories, contests, free stuff, Jada Pinkett fansite and soooo much more!
• Demonica Online Comic Book: graphic magazine.
• dEPARTURE fROM nORMAL: original artwork and fiction. Includes drawings, paintings, graphics, photographs, comics, animations, video, stories, letters, essays, poetry, journals, reviews, spoken words, music, sounds and other creative expressions.
• Depth Probe: pop culture magazine.
• Deranged: everything from depression to Scooby Doo. Includes editorials, original fiction, statements on society.
• Destroy Amerikkka: punk zine for outside agitators and inside infiltraitors currently published in Chicago.
• Diamond Hard Music & Entertainment: e-zine that features interviews with celebrities & rising talent, pictorials, reviews, and multi-media web pages of all kinds.
• Diatribe: farmgirls building snowguys.
• digiratti: the ezine of the digital elite : features "god-like insight" and commentary.
• Digital News Associates (DnA Magazine): hacker and political magazine.
• Digizine: entertainment, twisted topics, culture and society, and technophilia.
• digitalMIRROR: the magazine for onliner: computer businesses, cinema, lifestyle, online culture.
• dimFLASH: commentary, essays, diversion.
• Disgruntled Housewife: Your Guide to Modern Living & Intersex Relationships. Featuring, weekly, Naked Ladies, Secret Confessions, The Dick List, Meals Men Like, Slutty, Welcome to My Neurosis, Cocktail Lounge, etc. Updated Weekly.
• Dischord: music, film and pop culture. With sharp, provocative, intelligent writing, the zine also claims to encourages debate, argument and verbal fisticuffs.
• Doomed to Obscurity.
• dreamboy!: monthly TV Guide to the subconscious.
• Dreams and Dragons: submission-based zine featuring poetry, short stories, reviews, essays, humor.
• Dryer Systems: Humorous goo from your favorite junk culture magpies.
• eDrive: interactive magazine from Compuserve.
• Egoistic: Uhh, here let them say it -- "If we want to take pictures of shit in toilet bowls, we take pictures of shit in toilet bowls. It's an in your face, this is what we want to say, and here's how we're going to say it. Either look at it, or look away."
• Electric News Magazine: comments on the news, views on living in America, strange tales, self-help.
• Electronic Soapbox Magazine : forum for artists of types from around the world.
• Electronic Urban Report: free online infotainment on celebrities, events and issues in the urban/black entertainment world.
• Enterzone: web-only magazine/symposium/salon of writing, art, and new media.
• Enternet Communications
• Entertain-Net
• Entertainment Ave!: concerts, movies, videos, CD's, and cheap advice - not just a stuffy entertainment directory.
• Entertainment Extra!: latest film and music releases,interviews, features, and more.
• Entertainment Extreme: entertainment industry newsletter.
• Entertainment Online
• Entertainment Quest: news, reviews, and discussions on various topics including film, television, comedy.
• Entropy Gradient Reversals.
• et Cetera: the zine of everything and nothing.
• Et Tu Boo-Tay:
• etoy.TANKSYSTEM.
• Euphony Magazine: Arts, Music, Movies, Sex, Satire.
• The Evil Eye: editorials, poetry, art.
• EYEBEAMS : society, politics, culture, art.