Ryan Leston is an entertainment journalist and film critic, currently working as a freelance journalist. He has written for IGN Entertainment, Slashfilm, NME, and more. With a background in news journalism, Ryan provides his own unique perspectives on the world of entertainment, offering reviews, news, and interviews in the film and TV industry.
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Ryan Leston's coverage largely focuses on entertainment news, particularly movie and TV show reviews and expert commentary. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights into movies, TV shows, actors, or the Marvel universe.
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Everyone’s favorite trash-talking teddy bear is back, but he doesn’t have much new to say.
By: Ryan Leston
Our Flag Means Death has been canceled by HBO, but fans have already assembled a fleet to save it.
It's no secret that Steve Rogers got a second chance with Peggy after Avengers: Endgame . Agreeing to put the Infinity Stones back in their rightful
By: Ryan Leston
Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese teases "one more" film with retired actor Daniel Day-Lewis.
By: Ryan Leston
Better Call Saul has set an unfortunate Emmys record with the most losses of any show, ending its critically acclaimed run without a win.
By: Ryan Leston
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is reportedly inspired by the '80s cartoon The Real Ghostbusters, but one of the animated show's writers says he was never consulted about it.
By: Ryan Leston
It's no secret that The Expendables 4 flopped at the box office. After a dismal $8.3 million opening weekend, The Expendables sequel failed to make up lost ground, ending its box office run with a paltry $37.9 million worldwide.
This straight-to-streaming sequel is doomed from the start. +
How can a character as gruff and stoic as Knuckles the Echidna (Idris Elba) carry a whole TV show?
How can a character as gruff and stoic as Knuckles the Echidna (Idris Elba) carry a whole TV show? The answer lies in a loveable, dim-witted human companion: Wade Whipple (Adam Pally). Wade may play second banana to James Marsden’s Tom Wachowski in the Sonic the Hedgehog movies, but the new Paramount+ miniseries Knuckles is his time to shine – and to become the next warrior of the Echidna Tribe. Well, sort of: His Tournament of Champions is actually a nationwide bowling competition in Reno, and he’s already been dumped by his team in favor of an 8-year-old girl with rich parents. Thankfully, Knuckles is on hand to straighten Wade out, and the pair set off for an almost-epic clash of the 10-pin titans.
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