The A.V. Club is an entertainment newspaper and website pu blushed by The Onion. It appears in the print editions of The Onion and online at this website. A.V. stands for Audio Visual. Unlike it’s counter part, The Onion, what is written at A.V. features real interviews, reviews, and other entertainment related articles. The print edition of The A.V. Club includes short versions of interviews with people who interest them, plus reviews of the latest films, music, books, DVDs, and videogames. It also features probing investigations into whatever aspects of pop culture we feel like tackling. All the print content can also be accessed online, generally in a much-expanded format: longer versions of the same interviews and features, more reviews every week, and a great deal of additional content not featured in print. And in cities where The Onion has a print edition, readers will also find recommendations about area events, plus other city-specific content, in the local edition of the paper. The A.V. Club website is divided into seven main categories. Each of the seven categories has a link at the home page. The categories are as follows; film, music, TV, books, games, dvd, and features. If the visitor clicks on each of the links he or she is directed to a page filled with titles followed by clips of articles on the given topic.