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Chris Ryan and Micah Peters hit up Amoeba Music in Hollywood to find some of their favorite albums from the year from artists like Jay-Z, Blink-182, and more
In celebration of 1999 music week at The Ringer, Chris Ryan and Micah Peters hit up Amoeba Music in Hollywood to find some of their favorite albums from the year from artists like Jay-Z, Blink-182, and more.
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1999 was one of the most interesting music years ever. We’re celebrating that by definitively ranking its top songs and albums, 20 years later.
Charles, Grace, and Lani answer the question the world has been asking: Can Ben Platt play a convincing teenager? Then Charles is joined by Nate Rogers to talk about issues musicians face in an extra-litigious world.
After his eponymous 2018 film wowed audiences, the alien symbiote is back for a sequel and hungrier than ever. So we took him out for dinner.
Sean and Amanda answer mailbag questions from the world of television, movies, and more
With an impressive win over the Buccaneers, Los Angeles established itself as the class of the NFL. Plus: Josh Allen and Aaron Rodgers both look like their old selves.
The Sixers opened training camp without their All-Star playmaker. If it bothered the team, they didn’t let it show.
Chris and Andy revisit the 1996 British black comedy-drama starring Ewan McGregor, Jonny Lee Miller, and Robert Carlyle
