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yes crucial detail here is this film takes place in a world where people pay for stuff monetarily by getting slapped in the face bsky.app/profile/hitc...
morgan and I have been catching up with a bunch of the Oscar nominated shorts this week. several are available online including the dystopian sapphic romance Two People Exchanging Saliva, which you can watch on YouTube here! youtu.be/RuOEEu--j2Y?...
live updates here. you can smell the smoke across town now. www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cd...
THREAD: I got laid off from NYMag/Vulture after 14 years. The family lost 75% of income + medical. Now mzs.press bookstore, once a side project. is do-or-die for Judith & I. I feel weird telling you this because others are doing much worse. But if you could like or share this, we'd be so grateful!
Hey, The People's Joker is on Tubi!
WHAT a flex
LOVED The Secret Agent. Probably my fav of all the BP nominees this year.
Coming up next on Overinvested: Claire and I review three Best Picture nominees: Bugonia, Marty Supreme, and The Secret Agent!
And on Patreon, we're going to release our annual rundown of the full Oscar slate, featuring predictions and awards season insight from Oscars expert @mldavies.bsky.social!
every time someone shares a shitty op-ed piece by a shitty writer in [insert legacy media org here] to dunk on it, they should have to share something made by someone awesome
I know journalism is a rapidly deteriorating industry, but it also feels like fighting a losing battle when folks on here are mostly sharing articles to dunk on them, rather than solid pieces from journos and critics out here trying our best every day to stay working and writing
“We thought we were living in a politically neutral slave state.”
i really can not emphasize enough that the most materially impactful thing you can do for trans people right now is hire them.
Out now on Overinvested, @steffanalun.bsky.social and I discuss 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, a brilliant (and unexpectedly hilarious) continuation of an all-time great zombie franchise. www.overinvestedpodcast.com/episodes/the...
Jayme Lawson from Sinners hit the nail on the head and said how I felt with the whole BAFTAs situation.
I’ll say this for Max Landis: he may be a creep but he’s also a bad writer
Fucking hell when I pointed out this morning Ellison had a history of hiring (untalented) men who faced allegations of sexual harassment, had no idea a new one would drop in hours www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
she's cool!
the same five Heated Rivalry publicity photos have been working SO hard since november 2025
I wonder what it is about the Greens' message of community, progress, justice and care for our wounded planet that's connecting with people.
Starmer, any ideas?
Labour must step aside for the Greens nationwide at the next general election. A vote for Labour Is a vote for reform!!!
Labour's swing toward racism is perhaps the biggest unforced error in British political history; burnt their base to ashes and won them not a single vote on the right.
Two brilliant character actor performances in the lead roles. A genuinely mindboggling musical number. And on a thematic level, this movie adds so much to the 28 Years Later question of how to raise a child who can survive and thrive in a bleak environment.
Out now on Overinvested, @steffanalun.bsky.social and I discuss 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, a brilliant (and unexpectedly hilarious) continuation of an all-time great zombie franchise. www.overinvestedpodcast.com/episodes/the...
Eating cold fast food in a conference room. What an honor.
This is a longshot, but are any editors looking for review coverage from the Glasgow Film Festival or Frightfest? I'll be attending in late Feb/early March, and there are definitely a few premieres on the schedule, especially in the horror genre.
the extent to which bafta fucked up this situation is legitimately jawdropping.
also at least one is on the same team as a guy who DID go to the WH visit, which makes it clear that staying home was an intentional choice rather than their team telling them to come back to the rink or whatever.
during the first trump admin more guys gave explicitly political reasons to boycott the white house, but tbh it doesn't surprise me that these guys just framed it as "I'm going home to train" instead. but it does feel notable that several are minnesotan.
