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Robert Yaniz Jr.

Robert Yaniz Jr. has been covering the entertainment industry since 2003. But he was a student of pop culture long before that. At Showbiz Cheat Sheet, he specializes in movie coverage, particularly Star Wars, the Marvel universe, and projects from Will Smith and Keanu Reeves. Robert is also a member of the Online Film Critics Society. And he currently runs his own movie podcasts over at Crooked Table.

Robert joined the Showbiz team in 2019. He loves the ability to channel his personal passion for film into his writing, and drive the conversation while entertaining readers. Read more of Robert’s work at Screen Rant, We Got This Covered, Monkeys Fighting Robots, and his Muck Rack profile.

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Music

Classic Rock Is the Most Expensive Music Genre to See Live

Acts like Elvis Presley – the “King of Rock and Roll” himself – helped popularize the genre. And it continues to be beloved by generations. In fact, classic rock is still the most expensive genre for fans to see performed live.
Movies

‘Sonic the Hedgehog 2’: What Fans Should Watch Next on Paramount+

films inspired by specific video game franchises don’t often work. That’s exactly why Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is such an epic turning point. The 2022 release stands as the highest-grossing video game movie to date. Here are some recommendations for Paramount+ subscribers who might be hungry for something similar.
Movies

‘Top Gun: Maverick’: What Happened to Meg Ryan’s Character?

In Top Gun: Maverick, Tom Cruise revisits Pete “Maverick” Mitchell for the first time since 1986. But what about some of the other stars of the original Top Gun, including future leading lady Meg Ryan? The sequel reveals exactly why her character isn’t in it.
Music

The Rolling Stones’ Brian Jones Played Sax on a Beatles ‘Joke’ Song

The Rolling Stones were a key part of the so-called “British Invasion” that saw countless bands cross over from the United Kingdom into the United States and beyond in the 1960s. But even though they were perhaps seen as competitors, these bands sometimes collaborated. For instance, Mick Jagger reportedly features on a Beatles song.