Anthony Barstow

1 month ago | ranker.com | Anthony Barstow

Ken Jennings established himself as the best Jeopardy contestant of all time with his victory in the Jeopardy: Greatest of All Time tournament in 2020, but long before that, Jennings rewrote the rules for show with a record-breaking run of dominance. He won 74 consecutive games, earning more than $2.5 million, and establishing the bar for all future contestants on the show. But even Jennings got stumped from time to time.

1 month ago | ranker.com | Anthony Barstow

In the high-stakes world of professional sports, franchise valuations soar as teams combine on-field prowess with savvy business moves. From massive TV deals to global fanbases, the most valuable sports franchises in 2025 are more than just teams. They’re financial juggernauts. According to recent data, the top franchises dominate through strategic revenue streams like stadium ownership, merchandising, and sponsorships.

1 month ago | ranker.com | Anthony Barstow

In 2019, the Houston Astros charged toward the World Series with a franchise-record 107 wins, a roster stacked with talent, and the swagger of a team destined for greatness. Yet, beneath the surface of their electrifying postseason run lay a brewing storm of controversy that would overshadow their efforts and define their legacy.

2 months ago | ranker.com | Anthony Barstow

If you're a fan of the Caped Crusader, help us rank the all the Batman movies ever made from best to worst. This crowdranked list, compiled from thousands of votes by dedicated fans, explores all the live-action adaptations of Gotham's famous Dark Knight, including old classics. Each movie captures distinct aspects of Batman's lore, from heart-pounding action to profound character development. The aim is to celebrate the evolution of Batman on screen and help fans decide which movies truly shine.

2 months ago | ranker.com | Anthony Barstow

Delroy Lindo is one of our finest actors because of his ability to bring authenticity and depth to every role he takes on. In Crooklyn, he plays Woody Carmichael, a father navigating the challenges of family life in 1970s Brooklyn. Lindo captures both the warmth and flaws of his character, making Woody relatable and real. His performance adds a layer of heart to the film’s nostalgic portrayal of family dynamics, leaving a lasting impression.