Again, I wasn’t too crazy about how it ended, but I liked the buildup & loved Marlon Wayans & Tyriq Withers performances. I hope we get more sports horror because there’s tons to explore.
Poster for the 2025 movie HIM
I really enjoyed the movie HIM even thought I didn’t particularly vibe with the ending. I loved the commentary on sports (football) being its own sort of religion in the US with kids being groomed from a young age to do anything & everything to go pro, sacrificing their literal brains & bodies. 🧵
Using my lunch break to haunt my local library 🙂↕️ I said I was only gonna get one book and I stuck to that goal (and then rewarded myself by grabbing three more)
Just finished Love Is Blind on Netflix and are the men always like that???? That season was so tough to watch; so manyyyy red flag moments 🚩
Just started reading Reel by Kennedy Ryan and this might be a 5 star read for me. I’m lovingggg it 🩷
The Substance is nominated for Best Picture?? Oh prepare to be sick of me because I will not be shutting up about it
Hard to be excited about TikTok coming back when you know it’s just another sign of the US being a tech broligarchy
They’re the best
It’s a long weekend. I should be using the extra day off to be productive and do housekeeping….
Or I’ll just cancel all my plans, drink so much tea I cause a local shortage, and read read read some cool library books 💙📚
I turned off the show and never turned it back on after that 😔
California has a very strong anti-wildfire “home hardening” law on the books, but it’s never been enforced because insurance models can’t account for it — and because people *hate* what it tells them to do. Fascinating @emilypont.bsky.social story: heatmap.news/climate/los-...
😂okay but that’s true younger sister energy.
Also this makes me really wanna reread that book. It was such a comfort novel in college
Movie poster of high school marquee that reads "Shadyside High School Senior Prom '88" with letters D-I-E in red. Blood splatter and axe at bottom of sign.
Netflix is headed back to Shadyside with FEAR STREET: PROM QUEEN later this year, and it's officially been rated "R" for "Strong bloody violence and gore, teen drug use, language and some sexual references."
One of my all time favorites! I never get sick of rewatching
Im so pumped for “One of Them Days” 😆
Sinners, one of them days, and Him are highhhh on my list for anticipated 2025 movies
Three founders of the Volturi: Caius, Marcus and Aro from the novel Twilight.
“You’ll be visited by three spirits”
The three spirits:
Single women are putting their own twist on holiday cards. Here are a few of their stories.
The Gaetz report is released:
when you have anti-DEI proponents openly going after black military officers for recruiting from HBCUs and suing schools for their black and Hispanic enrollment *even after the schools ended any racial preferences* then the only honest label for these people is "segregationist"
The subway scene from the Wiz traumatized me so bad that just hearing the music from it is enough to send my heart rate through the roof
Today’s the winter solstice. Seems like a good night for witchy things. Means I should probably rewatch practical magic 🤔🤔🤔
Coleman: I'm 54 Kieran: Get the f*ck out. Do you moisturize? Coleman: I'm black. Credit: evanrosskatz
No one:
Every Black person I've ever known:
#blacksky #bluesky #colemandomingo
Every time I think I’m over comic book movies, something really good gets announced that pulls me back in. Today, it’s the Superman trailer. 💙💙💙
Poster for the film “I am not your negro”.
What I’m watching tonight: I am not your negro
an important story in ProPublica about how states are doing little to monitor the deaths caused by abortion bans:
www.propublica.org/article/abor...
In the new year, can we please leave behind the “do audiobooks count as reading” debate 🥴
Goodreads infographic: you’ve read 56 books this year 18,826 pages.
Damn that’s more than I thought. Read 56 book so far!
It was a good year for nonfiction books; I read (and loved) Walkable City and The Message. Also dove into audiobooks!
Feel free to send any nonfiction recs 📚💙
Crazy how I just read Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s book where she said her childhood dream was to be the first SCOTUS Justice who performed on Broadway and now she’s actually done it 🤯
