Ryan Britt is an editor and writer for Inverse. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, with a particular focus on science fiction, film, and music, as well as beloved franchises like Star Trek and Dune. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications including Vulture, Esquire, and Men's Journal.
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Ryan Britt's articles focus primarily on entertainment news and gaming, with a significant emphasis on sci-fi content. He frequently includes expert commentary, review pieces, and industry-specific analysis in his coverage.
If you're looking to pitch to Ryan, consider providing expert insights or analyses related to the latest developments in the sci-fi genre or popular entertainment franchises like Sherlock Holmes, Jack Black-related projects, and Doctor Who. Additionally, if there are new trends or industry-specific changes within the gaming sector that intersect with science fiction themes, these could also be potential areas of interest for him.
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The next 007 film is taking a cue from Ian Fleming's original novels. Here's what to know. The wait for the next 007 film might be more than a few years.
By: Ryan Britt
The weirdest thing about The Omega Man isn’t just the arresting, depraved imagery or the depressing, sometimes impressionistic take on an apocalyptic world. Instead, it’s strange to think that for six years, Charlton Heston was grappling with the end of the world, over the course of four movies: Planet of the Apes (1968),
The character actor Tom Chadbon has passed away at 80 years old. While Chadbon’s career was long and impressive, with appearances in more than one version of Sherlock Holmes, Game of Thrones, Blake’s 7 and more, for many sci-fi fans he is probably best remembered as Duggan, a private investigator from the legendary 1979 Doctor Who
By: Ryan Britt
The video really didn't tell the entire story. On the latest 'Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard,' the Reacher star gave his side of the story.
The video really didn't tell the entire story. On the latest ‘Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard,' the Reacher star gave his side of the story.
If you’re a true connoisseur of 1990s sci-fi, you know that some of the best shows from that era are kind of hard to watch online. Sure, Deep Space Nine was the underrated Star Trek show of that era —bemoaned as the misunderstood stepchild in a big franchise, but it’s been pretty easy to watch DS9 streaming for years. And at the time DS9 was produced, the true underdog space opera of the same era, Babylon 5, had to tell its ambitious “novel for television” on a third of the budget of DS9. In sci-fi, one fan’s underdog is another fan’s rich and mainstream hit.
By: Ryan Britt
Could James Bond Day 2026 be one to remember?
Back in March 2026, Reacher star Alan Ritchson was involved in a strange viral scuffle in which, it appeared, he had assaulted a neighbor who was
VCG/Visual China Group/Getty Images Going into its second week in movie theaters, the newest MCU offering, Spider-Man: Brand New
What does Star Wars even mean anymore? If we just glance at the last few high-profile Star Wars projects, from Andor to The Mandalorian and Grogu, to Maul: Shadow Lord to even
