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Justin Charity

Justin Charity

Staff Writer at The Ringer

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  • English
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Can ‘Battlefield 6’ Knock ‘Call of Duty’ Off Its Throne?

The latest ‘Battlefield’ is breaking launch records at a time when its biggest competitor—and, by extension, Microsoft—feels vulnerable
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With the Purchase of EA, Saudi Arabia Wields Soft Power With a Game...

The $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts—reportedly brokered by Jared Kushner, of all people—is the kingdom’s latest investment in sports and entertainment
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Sean Penn’s Lockjaw in ‘One Battle After Another’ Is Absurd, Grim, ...

There’s the starkest of contrasts between the ugly severity of the colonel’s mission and the bug-eyed comedy of his portrayal
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Cardi B Is Definitely the Drama, for Better or Worse

Seven years after the release of her debut studio album, Cardi B is back with ‘Am I the Drama?,’ an album strewn with diss tracks that only bolster her contentious reputation
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Colbert, Trump, and the Cost of Doing Business

The reaction to the ‘Late Show’ host’s impending exit highlights a distrust in media and institutions from the left, of all places
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How Nintendo Beat the Bad Vibes Around the Switch 2

Despite grumblings about an inflated price tag and only modest hardware improvements, the Switch 2 is an unquestionable hit. Here’s why.
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The Startling Failures of OceanGate’s Titan Submersible, Two Years ...

A pair of new documentaries from Netflix and Discovery chronicle the fateful expedition and the man determined to make it happen in spite of so many warnings
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The Spectacular Fallout Between Trump and Elon Is Sloppy, Predictab...

The abrupt war between Elon Musk and Donald Trump illustrates a stark divide in approach between tech ideologues and politicians
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So, We Are Really Sending Katy Perry to Space

How did we come to rebrand something as awesome as space travel into something more like cruise ships? And why is Katy Perry specifically our emissary to the heavens?
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How Video Streamers Conquered the Media

The written word and the news media are less influential than ever before. Web video, meanwhile, is thriving—even as many of its creators operate like traditional journalists and critics. Well, kind of.
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It’s Denzel Washington’s Empire and We’re All Just Living in It

Washington’s Macrinus in ‘Gladiator II’ is a malevolence who exists outside of time and context—a whole style of being that only Denzel Washington, with his particular timbre and slickness, can pull off
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It’s Denzel Washington’s Empire and We’re All Just Living in It

Washington’s Macrinus in ‘Gladiator II’ is a malevolence who exists outside of time and context—a whole style of being that only Denzel Washington, with his particular timbre and slickness, can pull off
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Quincy Jones Was the Original Superproducer

Jones, who died on Sunday at age 91, possessed an excellence that was dauntingly varied; the sort of legacy that dares you to recall everything, every last contribution, lest you forget to touch upon some invaluable aspect of his genius
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Quincy Jones Was the Original Superproducer

Jones, who died on Sunday at age 91, possessed an excellence that was dauntingly varied; the sort of legacy that dares you to recall everything, every last contribution, lest you forget to touch upon some invaluable aspect of his genius
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It’s Becoming Impossible to Look Away From ‘The Penguin’

Sunday night’s episode, “Cent’Anni,” underlines the strength of the series, particularly in the character work of Cristin Milioti’s Sofia Falcone
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The Year of Snoop Dogg

Snoop has long been a lovable figure, but he’s only recently become something bigger in pop culture—perhaps the closest thing we have to a national mascot
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The Year of Snoop Dogg

Snoop has long been a lovable figure, but he’s only recently become something bigger in pop culture—perhaps the closest thing we have to a national mascot
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‘The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom’ Reactions

Ben summons Justin Charity to get into the new ‘Legend of Zelda’ game, catch up on some recent news in the world of TV and video games, and more
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Is the Age of Video Game Console Exclusives Coming to an End?

Microsoft Gaming boss Phil Spencer seems to be driving Xbox into a radical new world without console exclusivity. Gamers aren’t necessarily happy about that.
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Celebrity Is Once Again Core to an Election. That Cuts Both Ways.

Following her rise to presidential nominee, Kamala Harris has been embraced by mainstream entertainment. But the Democrats have been here before, and in their own way, so have Republicans—they just interact with pop culture in strikingly different ways.
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Celebrity Is Once Again Core to a Presidential Election. That Cuts ...

Following her rise to presidential nominee, Kamala Harris has been embraced by mainstream entertainment. But the Democrats have been here before, and in their own way, so have Republicans—they just interact with pop culture in strikingly different ways.