Jonathan H. Kantor is a Freelance Writer with a diverse background in military intelligence and history. He specializes in technology, consumer tech, and the arts, often exploring themes related to video games, film, and the latest gadgets. His work has been featured in notable publications such as AOL, Inc., Looper, and Yahoo News.
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Jonathan H. Kantor's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly behind-the-scenes insights and controversies related to movies and celebrities. He also delves into fan theories and investment analysis within the entertainment industry.
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While specific geographic focus is not mentioned, Jonathan’s articles seem to cover a broad range of global entertainment topics without being limited by location.
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By Jonathan H. Kantor If you've ever wanted to get your hands on some cool military gear, you're not alone.
Fighter jets have been around for decades, having first taken to the skies via the Messerschmitt Me 262 during World War II.
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By Jonathan H. Kantor The F-16 Fighting Falcon is one of the United States military's greatest fighters.
When watching military aviator movies, you might have heard the pilots call out "fox " with a number before firing missiles. Here's why they do that.
By Jonathan H. Kantor If you've ever served in the United States military, odds are that you worked at one of the nation's many
By Jonathan H. Kantor Throughout most of human history, the only natural satellite humanity knew of was the Moon.
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Jonathan H. Kantor During World War II, nations around the world quickly innovated in a number of technological areas, though few matched the gains in aircraft production.
By Jonathan H. Kantor On July 1, 2026, Sony announced that physical disc production would end in January 2028 , closing a chapter in the company's long-running video game division.
The "Night at the Museum" movies are filled with famous actors, but one star in particular may have escaped your notice the first time around.
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By Jonathan H. Kantor When you were growing up, if you played with military-themed toys like green plastic army men or G.I.
