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.
Consider reaching out if you have insights into upcoming trends in the entertainment industry that could provide value to his audience. Additionally, if your pitch revolves around seasonal themes such as holiday programming during specific times of the year or highlights notable films within genres like horror or historical epics available for streaming.
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If TV can tell us anything, it's that sex and hockey are a winning combination—first with the steamy drama of Heated Rivalry , and more recently in
Netflix's I Will Find You is one of the year's biggest streaming shows. Once you've binged it, here are 10 more mystery/thrillers to watch next.
By: Ross Johnson
It's been a while since our last visit with the Ingalls family, though perhaps not as long as you might think: while the Melissa Gilbert/Michael
The many (many, many) revivals and reboots released over the past decade is a trend that suggests we've run out of new ideas, but a small handful
A cozy, nearly idyllic small town full of an ensemble of quirky characters, grounded in the loving but frequently spiky relationship between single
Half of Alaska's economic growth from 2015 to 2023 came from one source. Not oil, which added perhaps $4.5 billion over that stretch.
Half of Alaska’s economic growth from 2015 to 2023 came from one source. Not oil, which added perhaps $4.5 billion over that stretch. Not mining or fishing, which together added
By: Ross Johnson
Shows that inject comedy into serious sci-fi scenarios.
A wildly toxic eight-year relationship doesn't sound like much fun—but better a fictional couple than me.
After two cancellations and four so-called series finales and counting, Futurama might be the most resilient show ever.
