Josh Rosenberg is an assistant editor at Esquire. He covers a diverse array of topics including film, TV, sports, anime, music, and video games, with a keen focus on the intersection of arts and entertainment and culture. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Campaign US, PRWeek, and Esquire Australia.
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Josh Rosenberg's coverage predominantly centers around entertainment news, particularly focusing on movies, TV shows, actors, and streaming platforms. His articles often include promotional deals and seasonal content.
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Featuring ‘Obsession’, ‘Interview with a Vampire,’ and other sensual scares to watch this spooky season.
By: Josh Rosenberg
“It's been a crazy couple of weeks,” Anthony Ippolito tells me. The star of the upcoming Sylvester Stallone biopic, I Play Rocky , is at the airport
By: Josh Rosenberg
Seventy-three years after Everest’s first summit, Apple TV finally brings climber Tenzing Norgay’s story to the screen.
By: Josh Rosenberg
Featuring ‘Obsession’, ‘Interview with the Vampire,’ and other sensual scares to watch this spooky season.
“Performance-wise, it's just amazing,” the New York Knicks star says at the launch of his new limited-edition sneaker. “It allows me to do what I need to do on the court.”
We used one simple criterion for this list: If you asked someone, “What's the scariest movie of all time?” could you imagine them saying one of the twenty-five films below?
A new documentary, ‘Capturing Bigfoot,’ just proved once and for all that Bigfoot is a hoax.
The latest rumors name Callum Turner, Jack Lowden, Josh O'Connor, Jack O'Connell, and Jacob Elordi.
In 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin trekked into the Six Rivers National Forest in northern California and made a shocking discovery.
By: Josh Rosenberg
A new documentary, Capturing Bigfoot, just proved that the famous Bigfoot footage is a hoax.
