Brady Langmann is an Entertainment Editor at Esquire. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including TV, movies, gaming, and documentaries, often focusing on platforms like Netflix. Brady's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Sports UK, Men's Health magazine UK, and Esquire magazine.
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Brady Langmann's coverage focuses primarily on entertainment, including opinion pieces and reviews. He may be receptive to pitches that offer expert insights or exclusive interviews related to the topics he covers, such as movie rankings, TV shows like "Stranger Things" or "Euphoria," gaming (including Xbox Series X), and notable celebrities like Zac Efron.
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How does Count Orlok go number two? "That was the only thing that was easy to take off, were the fingers," Skarsgård says.
By: Brady Langmann
Right down to the "Magic" needle drop.
I'm sorry, but that last visual wasn't enough for you?!
We've come a long way, folks. After learning that Timothée Chalamet would portray a young Bob Dylan in , we spent what felt like years admiring the actor's '60s fits in stray set pictures.
Right down to the "Magic" needle drop. Is anyone else still deeply intrigued by what they saw during Netflix's Christmas Day games yesterday?
This is a true story: A couple weeks ago, I went to an early fan screening of Nosferatu with my colleague, Josh Rosenberg.
Brace yourself—between 'Severance,' 'The Bear,' 'White Lotus,' 'Andor,' and much more—the upcoming year on the small screen is unbelievably stacked.
Brace yourself—between Severance, The Bear, White Lotus, and much more—the upcoming year on the small screen is unbelievably stacked 10 January 2025
After going to hell and back, Mark S. is back. At work. Is there anything more relatable?
By: Brady Langmann, Josh Rosenberg
Are we reading too far into this, or did Josh O'Connor just ask Daniel Craig how many months of training it takes to get your body Bond-ready?
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