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Brady Langmann

Brady Langmann

Assistant Editor at Esquire

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Recent Articles

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The Anthony Bourdain Biopic Is Wildly Misunderstood

‘Tony’ is a fitting endpoint to the biopic wars: a movie that is so afraid of capturing its titanic subject that it ceases to be about the man at all.
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The Anthony Bourdain Biopic Is Wildly Misunderstood

‘Tony’ is a fitting endpoint to the biopic wars: a movie that is so afraid of capturing its titanic subject that it ceases to be about the man at all.
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Looks Like Dr. Robby’s Sabbatical Didn’t Help at All

In the first teaser for ‘The Pitt’ season 3, Noah Wyle is looking as exhausted—and, um, sweaty—as ever.
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Riz Ahmed Has Won an Oscar and an Emmy. Now He’s Showing Us Who He ...

He’s guarded, thoughtful, empathetic, challenging, and funny. All these things have made the Brit one of the most compelling actors of his generation.
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Is It Just Me or Did We All Feel Good as Hell During the World Cup?

Somehow, a World Cup spread out across North America managed to bring us all together.
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‘The Bear’ Finale Is Wildly Misunderstood (Again)

There’s a different way to interpret the series finale, if you still believe in Carmy’s culinary dreams.
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The Bear Finale: What Carmy’s Ending Really Means

The Bear Finale: What Carmy’s Ending Really Means
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The 12 Best TV Episodes of 2026 (So Far)

From great shows coming to a close (”Hacks,” “The Bear”) to fresh new series with big ideas (”Widow’s Bay,” “Rooster”), TV really has it all this year.
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How Dare They Reboot 'Westworld' Without Finishing the TV Series

Warner Bros. will reportedly bring a new take on the western sci-fi story to theaters—and it's a slap to the (robot) face of everyone who worked on the award-winning HBO series.
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The ‘Beef’ Creator Is Locked in a Cycle of Greatness

“There’s all these truths that everyone’s vomiting into this pot,” Lee Sung Jin tells Esquire. “My job is to keep those truths sacred.”
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‘Beef’ Is, Hands Down, the Best TV Show of the Year

In season 2 of the Netflix series, creator Lee Sung Jin lands on a grand theory of modern love.