Brady Langmann is an entertainment editor at Esquire. He specializes in coverage of film, television, sports, and video games, having interviewed notable celebrities and athletes like Matthew McConaughey and Steph Curry. Langmann's work has been featured in various outlets, including 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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Season 2 of Netflix series 'Beef' is the best show of 2026 so far, as creator Lee Sung Jin lands on a grand theory of modern love.
By: Brady Langmann
The conclusion of the medical drama's sophomore effort brings pain, relief, drama—and, yes, fireworks.
I am so damn happy that you're showing up to this recap on a high from watching Mel (Taylor Dearden) and Santos (Isa Briones) belt "You Oughta Know."
Lee Sung Jin thinks about cycles. The Beef creator knows how life loves to give us different flavors of the same problem, over and over again, even when we think we figured it all out.
Warner Bros. will reportedly bring a new take on the western sci-fi story to theaters—and it's a slap to the (robot) face of everyone who worked on the award-winning HBO series.
It sounds like things won't get any easier for Dr. Robby when (if?!) he returns from his sabbatical.
By: Brady Langmann, Eric Francisco, Josh Rosenberg
From great shows coming to a close ( Hacks, The Bear ) to fresh new series with big ideas ( Widow's Bay Rooster ), TV really has it all this year.
By: Eric Francisco, Josh Rosenberg, Brady Langmann
A ridiculous amount of talent is dominating the small screen this year, including Noah Wyle, Matthew Rhys, Sterling K. Brown, and so many more.
The Pittsburgh Pirates will celebrate The Pitt with a special giveaway later this summer—and Noah Wyle better show up to throw the first pitch.
By: Brady Langmann
With the return of his masterful Netflix series, Lee Sung Jin establishes himself as a preeminent voice. “There's all these truths that everyone's
