Juli don't go! It's the Ides of March already!
26.02.2026 06:25
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Juli don't go! It's the Ides of March already!
What the actual fuck?!? Who is this journo? Can you link the source of the transcript?
I'm glad Sinners won that absurd award, but the nominees for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement included one movie that had not yet opened (Avatar) and another that had no reported box office (Kpop DH), so we should note that the prize does not even have the integrity of its own corruption.
I watched on a high school date. Not the best choice.
A skeleton is blasted to pieces. When you turn the movie way up to hear the voices but suddenly there's an action scene
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And to think Roger Corman died before he could adapt this only to put BASED ON A TRUE STORY at the beginning of of giant killer wasp movie...
We were robbed.
abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory...
Sam Richardson sits at a bar with some other guy in POKER FACE
In the latest POKER FACE, Sam Richardson plays a character who hates motion smoothing so much that he brings a universal remote everywhere to change the settings of TVs he encounters out in the wild.
I’m ecstatic: we finally get Motion Smoothing Hater representation out there at last.
Would there be a debate if the climber were Japanese?
Irresponsible climbing prompts debate over who should pay for Mount Fuji rescues www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/05...
Jason Bailey's James Gandolfini biography is out this week and I'm really held by it. It's insightful and thorough, and clearly told with love but without sentimentality. It's so rewarding that I can almost forgive it the hundred hours in front of the TV it's about to cost me.
Screeching contestants gathered in Belgium on Sunday for the fifth annual European Gull Scream Championship, a competition meant to see who could produce the best imitation of a sea gull.
Read more: nyti.ms/4jyRF2M
Jealousy is responsible for a hell of a lotta art.
The "Yes, but..." tone of coverage of an R-rated non-sequel that opened at $45 million, got an "A" CinemaScore, and drew raves from critics is quite something. This is a news story, not a report to shareholders. You're allowed to say it's a hit.
The big winner in yesterday's UK Supreme Court ruling: shitty men.
The department at which I teach in Japan just introduced a zero AI policy - no Grammarly, no Deep L, etc.
Yall are burning down the planet and sending white tech bros pictures of the inside of your house to ask ChatGPT to turn your cat into a human.
My understanding is that Pétain was viewed as a saviour because the French were so shocked by the speed at which the country fell (particularly the utter failure of the Maginot Line). As defender of Verdun, his patriotism was not yet questioned.
Katy Perry. Cringe.
Just a legal historian here reminding everyone that “high crimes and misdemeanors” do not need to be felonies.
They can include political abuses and stupidity, like, hypothetically, destroying the economy and wiping out people’s savings in 3 days.
This is pretty much the definition of today's Republican party.
i hope AI fails because it seems like a bullshit engine made by plagiarists and technofascists, but i could be wrong. the thing i am 100% on, though, is that it is an enormous grift
I must confess I am sick to the very base of my bollocks of hearing about AI
Four years since my son wrote the best opening to a mystery novel ever written.
As I’ve said elsewhere, one of the most striking things about much AI hype is the utter poverty of ambition and imagination it reveals.
Am I alone in finding the term "global south" cringey? It strikes me as a gross generalization that appeals primarily to public-facing policy-makers and consultants.
You just sold me on this
FELIZ NAVIDAD!!!
Love that uplighting.
I think we can all agree on the OG
I find it remarkable how, no matter the time of day, it's now time for the shipping news on BBC 4.
