Joseph Bien-Kahn is a journalist and writer whose work has appeared in various publications, including GQ Magazine, Front Office Sports, Rolling Stone, and Bloomberg News. He covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment, sports, and culture, and has conducted interviews with notable figures in the industry.
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By: Joseph Bien-Kahn, Gerald Ortiz, Jack King, Daniel Riley
The sci-fi film stars Carey Mulligan as Sandler's wife and Paul Dano as the spider
By: Daniel Riley, Jack King, Joseph Bien-Kahn, Gerald Ortiz
The first ‘Mad Max’ Cinematic Universe movie not to center on Max himself will explore the origins of Charlize Theron's one-armed badass — now portrayed by Anya Taylor-Joy
By: Joseph Bien-Kahn, Calum Marsh, Jake Woolf, Jeremy Freed
The Rolex “Stella” Day-Date strikes the perfect balance between freaky and refined.
By: Calum Marsh, Lori Keong, Joseph Bien-Kahn, Kate Lindsay, Jake Woolf
Some knitters believe that if you start making your boyfriend a sweater, your relationship will end before you can finish it. One writer decided to test that theory.
Daquawn “Cheetah” Brown created the Squabble over a decade ago while he was a teenage football star at Crenshaw's Dorsey High.
Michael Schwimer has discovered the ultimate cash cow for investors: teenage athletes. Just don't call it indentured servitude.
The story of Medium Rare, which expects to gross eight figures from four events by charging “outrageous” prices for activations and access.
How Victor Shi took up the crusade to get Gen Z out of apathy and into the voting booth — and became a social media star in the process.
By: Hannah Keyser
Baseball's strikeout leader, and a key part of the Dodger's billion-dollar offseason, is “pretty neurotic”, but thinks you could do a backflip.
By: David Taylor, Eileen Cartter, Tyler Chin, Joseph Bien-Kahn
With his new sitcom Mr. Throwback, Steph becomes the latest hooper to try his hand at acting. We visited the set to check out the Splash Brother's improv chops.
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