Adam Barnard
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- Writer, Presenter, and Interviewer, TheSportster
- Writer and Photographer, Freelance
- Co-Host, Mind of the Meanie
West Chester
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FanNation,
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Spreaker,
Screen Rant,
AllEvents,
Yardbarker,
Live for Live Music
and
Covers:
Wrestling, Network TV, Music, Film
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Adam Barnard’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Adam Barnard is a writer and photographer from West Chester, PA. Adam brings wrestling, network TV, and music knowledge to Screen Rant and The Sportster. Adam's previous bylines include Sports Illustrated, Live for Live Music, and Bodyslam.net, and his photography has been published in Nylon Mag, USA Today, and Philadelphia Magazine.
He co-hosts Mind of the Meanie with ECW Original The Blue Meanie every Monday. He also hosts Foundation Radio, an interview podcast featuring musicians, news maker…
Adam Barnard’s Journalist Portfolio
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Articles
DCU: Harley Quinn Is the Canon Wild Card
James Gunn’s DCU has already carried pieces of The Suicide Squad into its new continuity, but exactly how much of the 2021 movie still counts remains surprisingly complicated. Creature Commandos officially launched the new connected DCU, while characters including Amanda Waller, Rick Flag Sr., Weasel, and Peacemaker create clear bridges back to Gunn’s earlier DC projects.
FTR, Greatest Of All Time (Exclusive)
In 1997, LL Cool J released a track called "4, 3, 2, 1," an Erick Sermon-produced posse cut that could easily be the defining track of 1990s boom bap-era hip hop. It also sparked one of the most notable rap battles on wax, stemming from a misunderstood lyric from Canibus about LL's famous microphone tattoo. LL felt challenged by Canibus' insinuation that his famous microphone tattoo was free for borrowing, and saw his status as a top competitor in his field challenged by a hungry up-and-comer.
The Ambiguous Perfection of Littermates (Exclusive)
Without giving too much away from the film (spoiler free piece, pal), I asked Bader and Woolf whether they had been given their character’s full backstories before filming. Bader said he wasn’t given anything, but said Tinkham was incredibly collaborative through the process and allowed him to freely explore it. Woolf, on the other hand, said that they reverse engineered an entire story about Chester in order for him.
Interview
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Teenage reporter, Bucks County Courier Times
Have you ever used a typewriter?
Sure did.
Who's your favorite fictional journalist?
Howard Beale
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