Jake Kring-Schreifels

New York

Sports and Culture Writer at Freelance

Sports and culture writer for hire / words in @ringer, @GQMagazine, @TheFilmStage and others / Fordham alum / Philly native.

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Articles

Sam Rockwell Can Finally Talk About That Wild ‘White Lotus’ Monologue

1 week ago | gq.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

Last summer, while shooting a movie in South Africa, Sam Rockwell got a call from Mike White. The creator of The White Lotus needed an actor to deliver a standout monologue halfway through the show’s third season in Thailand, and had his sights set on the 56-year-old actor to deliver it.
Philip Barantini’s One-Shot Wonder

2 weeks ago | backstage.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

The idea for the Netflix limited series “Adolescence” was born in the back of a car. On the way home from the BAFTAs, where their 2021 film “Boiling Point” had received four nominations, filmmaker Philip Barantini and his creative partner, actor-writer-producer Stephen Graham, were discussing ways to collaborate on a television project.
The movies leaving Netflix this month

3 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

June has arrived, bringing with it backyard barbecues, splashy pool days, and the annual quest to find the perfect pair of sunglasses. But while the days are long, your time to binge some beloved movies on Netflix is not. More than two dozen titles—from cult favorites to comfort comedies to animated gems—are packing their bags and heading out by the end of June 2025.
The movies leaving Netflix this month

3 weeks ago | wvnews.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

June has arrived, bringing with it backyard barbecues, splashy pool days, and the annual quest to find the perfect pair of sunglasses. But while the days are long, your time to binge some beloved movies on Netflix is not. More than two dozen titles—from cult favorites to comfort comedies to animated gems—are packing their bags and heading out by the end of June 2025.
The movies leaving Netflix this month

3 weeks ago | ftimes.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

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The movies leaving Netflix this month

3 weeks ago | easternprogress.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

The movies leaving Netflix this monthJune has arrived, bringing with it backyard barbecues, splashy pool days, and the annual quest to find the perfect pair of sunglasses. But while the days are long, your time to binge some beloved movies on Netflix is not. More than two dozen titles—from cult favorites to comfort comedies to animated gems—are packing their bags and heading out by the end of June 2025.
‘The Rehearsal’ Had One More Incredible Twist Up Its Sleeve

1 month ago | gq.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

Near the end of Mission: Impossible—Final Reckoning, Tom Cruise goes full Tom Cruise mode. Thousands of feet above the hills and canyons of South Africa, he dangles from a biplane, withstands 145 mile-per-hour airflow, floats between the wings in zero gravity, and maneuvers his way to the cockpit to take out an enemy pilot. Then he does it all over again on a second plane, battling propeller pressure and hanging on for dear life in between rolls, loops, and hammerhead plunges.
Panelists Share Top Moments

1 month ago | frontofficesports.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

Around the Horn—the mainstay, half-hour sports discussion and debate show at ESPN’s 5 p.m. ET block—will air for the last time on May 23. No more point systems. No more mute buttons. When it debuted on Nov.
Narrativas em tempo real dominam as séries. Entenda o fenômeno que nos faz abraçar a incerteza

1 month ago | estadao.com.br | Jake Kring-Schreifels

Na reta final do drama The Pitt, sucesso da Max, o Centro Médico de Trauma de Pittsburgh é inundado pelas vítimas de um desastre em um festival de música. Sob o brilho fluorescente da ala de emergência, o exausto cirurgião Michael Robinavitch (Noah Wyle), seus médicos residentes e o restante da equipe de enfermagem, todos sobrecarregados, correm para salvar as dezenas de pessoas gravemente feridas que não param de chegar.
Real-time narratives are pushing the limits of TV storytelling

1 month ago | texarkanagazette.com | Jake Kring-Schreifels

In the final stretch of Max's hit medical drama "The Pitt," a mass casualty event at a music festival blitzes the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. Under the fluorescent, windowless glow of the emergency wing, exhausted surgeon Michael Robinavitch (Noah Wyle), his overextended resident and student doctors, and the rest of the nursing and security staff race to save the dozens of severely wounded gunshot victims who are funneling onto their floor.