Ben Lindbergh
Senior Editor
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‘Better Call Saul’ Season 6 Episode 5 Recap
Ben and Joanna discuss their favorite scenes and prepare for the midseason finale
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‘Strange New Worlds’ Finds the Old-School ‘Star Trek’ Sweet Spot
After years of up-and-down, divisive, serialized storytelling, the latest ‘Star Trek’ series triumphantly returns the franchise to its familiar, episodic roots
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‘Better Call Saul’ Season 6, Episode 4 Recap
Ben and Joanna discuss what they’re enjoying about the season so far
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How Can MLB Fix Its Too-Many-Pitchers Problem?
A new rule going into effect Monday will limit the number of pitchers a team can carry. It may be the first step in helping the sport’s suddenly stagnant offenses.
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‘Better Call Saul’ Season 6, Episode 3 Recap
Plus, an interview with Michael Mando to discuss his role as Nacho on the series
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‘Better Call Saul’ Season 6 Episodes 1 and 2 Recap
Joanna and Ben discuss the show’s return and predict what’s next for some of their favorite characters
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Size Matters: Inside the Politics of Festival Posters
Joyner Lucas’s Lollapalooza meltdown is just the latest manifestation of one of the touchiest subjects in the concert industry: how big the name is on the flyer. To get to the heart of the matter, we spoke to some experts about all things font size.
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A Record Crop of MLB’s Top Prospects Just Arrived All at Once
It’s not only made the early season more exciting, but also offered an early indication that the new CBA may be effective in discouraging the worst of service-time manipulation
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‘Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga’ Is a Good Game and an Ethical Quandary
The sprawling new title packs nearly 400 characters and the events of nine movies into one game. Yet the labor required to realize developer TT Games’ vision was reportedly torturous.
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John Frusciante’s Red Hot Chili Peppers Return Is Welcome, If Not Perfect
‘Unlimited Love’ isn’t top-tier RHCP, but it may be the band’s most consistent album