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Miles Surrey
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Staff Writer, The Ringer
New York
Beats
Entertainment , Health , Sports , Politics , Breaking News
Interior design.
Content
By Miles Surrey Verified|ShotoeHomeYellowjackets'Yellowjackets' Is Putting All Its Chips on the TableSeason 3 of the cannibalistic survival drama is engrossing yet at times mind-numbingly goofy. Maybe it’s time to adjust our expectations for what this series can be. YellowjacketsYellowjacketsSeason 3 of the cannibalistic survival drama is engrossing yet at times mind-numbingly goofy. Maybe it’s time to adjust our expectations for what this series can be. By Miles SurreyFeb.
By Miles Surrey Verified|The RingerVerifiedHBO/Ringer illustration A knock-on effect from the rise of streaming services is that established IP is no longer limited to either TV or film: Nowadays, the biggest franchises move between mediums. When Disney+ launched, for instance, small-screen extensions of Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe soon followed. (One could argue that too many series have diluted the brands, but hey, as long as Andor exists, I’m not complaining.) Meanwhile, Warner Bros.
By Miles Surrey Verified|ShotoeHomeYellowjackets'Yellowjackets' Is Putting All Its Chips on the TableSeason 3 of the cannibalistic survival drama is engrossing yet at times mind-numbingly goofy. Maybe it’s time to adjust our expectations for what this series can be. YellowjacketsYellowjacketsSeason 3 of the cannibalistic survival drama is engrossing yet at times mind-numbingly goofy. Maybe it’s time to adjust our expectations for what this series can be. By Miles SurreyFeb.
Company Info
The Ringer
The Ringer is a multimedia company that focuses on sports, pop culture, politics, and technology content. Founded in 2016 by Bill Simmons, it operates as a website, podcast network, and video production house, with its headquarters in Los Angeles. In 2020, The Ringer was acquired by Spotify, where it continues to thrive as a significant player in talk and video content. The company hosts over 50 podcasts, including popular shows like *The Bill Simmons Podcast* and *The Rewatchables*, producing more than 100 hours of content each week, many of which are available in video format. The Ringer also publishes articles and essays on its website, featuring contributions from various writers and analysts. Additionally, its video production arm, Ringer Films, creates non-scripted documentaries and series, enhancing its storytelling capabilities. The Ringer effectively blends traditional sports journalism with modern multimedia strategies, appealing to a diverse audience of sports enthusiasts, pop culture fans, and tech and politics followers.
Los Angeles, California, United States
Founded: 2016