Justin Sayles

In a year when the battle for rap supremacy was drowned out only by the sounds of epic pop, this is the sound of 2024

Turning the calendar on Brat Summer, beef, and our houseboats docked at the himbo dome

Turning the calendar on Brat Summer, beef, and our houseboats docked at the himbo dome

We’re launching our freshly redesigned website today, so we’re celebrating our past. And that includes a countdown of lists we got right, the ones we want back, and the just plain weird ones we want you to gawk at again.

In honor of Ringer Films’ latest movie, ‘Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary,’ we’re setting some definitions for the impossible-to-define genre

Don’t be fooled by ‘Anora.’ We crunched the data for 40,000 films, and it’s not just a fantasy: Sex is disappearing from our movie screens.

Don’t be fooled by ‘Anora.’ We crunched the data for 40,000 films, and it’s not just a fantasy: Sex is disappearing from our movie screens.

Justin and Jodi discuss the complicated nature of its virality, Alan Cumming’s major role in the search for Tonka the missing chimp, and PETA’s heavy involvement in the case

Sunday’s announcement is the capstone of a year that’s seen K.Dot rise to the highest levels of pop culture—and seen Drake sink to the lowest levels of his career

After the release of MaXXXine, The Ringer’s Justin Sayles highlights Mia Goth’s ascent as the most important actor in horror, and explores the history and evolution of Hollywood’s iconic scream queens.