Josh Rosenberg is an assistant editor at Esquire. He covers a diverse array of topics including film, TV, sports, anime, music, and video games, with a particular focus on the entertainment industry and celebrity culture. Rosenberg's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Campaign US, Redbook Magazine, and Yahoo News.
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Josh Rosenberg's coverage predominantly centers around entertainment news, particularly focusing on movies, TV shows, actors, and streaming platforms. His articles often include promotional deals and seasonal content.
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The Luke Grimes-led ‘Yellowstone’ spinoff gave fans a complicated twist—and a cliff-hanger for nearly every character.
Endings are hard. It's not just the pressure on TV writers to give fans a proper finale, but also the challenges that come with accepting that the finale of a popular show is near.
Why wait until season 2 to know everyone’s fate?
This story contains spoilers for the Marshals season 1 finale and beyond. Say what you will about Marshals , but the Yellowstone spin-off was anything but dull in the finale.
By: Josh Rosenberg
As Bernthal's latest Marvel project debuts on Disney+, the actor considers his future as the bloodied antihero Published: 27 May 2026
In Apple TV’s stellar horror-comedy series ‘Widow’s Bay,’ the 74-year-old cements his place as one of our greatest living character actors.
Get fired up. Major heat returns to the small screen this month thanks to ‘House of the Dragon’ and ‘The Bear.’
The HBO series returns with a fury this summer, costarring James Norton.
By: Josh Rosenberg
Doomsday is here early.
By: Josh Rosenberg
A large swath of TV over the past few years has focused on one thing: murder. Solving one, identifying the eccentric suspects among an ensemble
