Ross Johnson is a Writer at Lifehacker. He covers a range of topics including film, television, and literature, with a focus on arts and entertainment, entertainment news, and the film industry. Ross has been featured in Yahoo News, U.S. News & World Report, and Esquire magazine, among others.
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Ross Johnson's articles primarily consist of reviews and recommendations for streaming services, with an emphasis on movies and TV shows. If you have a product or service related to the entertainment industry, particularly in streaming platforms, original content creation, or movie/TV show reviews, Ross would likely be receptive to pitches about new releases or unique offerings.
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I'm tempted to refer to Spider-Noir as the most unexpected Spider-Man spinoff, but given the franchise h includes live-action takes on Morbius and Madame Web, I'm not so sure it qualifies.
There are as many paths to exploring queer history as there are people who have lived it, and many queer legends who have been unjustly forgotten.
If you thought the ending of Yellowstone was the last we'd see of the Dutton family on TV, you've not been paying attention to the myriad
By: Ross Johnson
Avatar: The Last Airbender made a huge impression during its initial animated run in 2005, placing Japanese anime style and Chinese cultural references
Scratch the surface of your favorite straight movie, and you just might find some very queer subtext. Here are some of the gayest straight movies ever—whether intentionally so or not.
Steven Spielberg's latest has done some very respectable business at the box office, and, even if it's not exactly an indie, continues a recent run
Julian Fellowes, more recently of the period triumph The Gilded Age , followed up his Academy Award-winning screenplay for Gosford Park with Downton
The Office inherited some of the finer tropes of the workplace comedy (mostly involving tossing together a group of weirdos overly invested in their
Over but not forgotten, Succession spent four seasons as one of HBO's centerpiece shows.
Adventure Time ended back in 2018, but the deliciously weird not-just-for-kids animated series lives on, with the latest spinoff, Adventure Time: Side
