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Never forget

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Haven't seen Megalopolis and don't particularly care to, but this is pretty boss

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It's not conspiracy-minded to believe this. A good percentage of these people are doing just this, and these political battles are literally life or death in their mind. It will likely be too late by the time the general public realizes the stakes are indeed this high

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Every single philanthropic institution needs to do this rather than retracting right now. abcnews-go-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/abcnews....

submitted 5 days ago • 42 comments

Had a dream that Gary Busey played Cormac McCarthy in a film loosely based on The Orchard Keeper, but the plot mainly revolved around a drunk Cormac unable to start his riding lawn mower and trying to hide from his wife. Busey was fabulous in the role

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"Iannis Xenakis came to Indiana University in the fall of 1967 with the mission to install a computer system for making digital music without having to know how to read or write in musical notation." Indiana University’s Lost Experimental Music Project:

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The headline is not hyperbole. He might be the most unprincipled person within that circus. The other guys at least seem to believe in what they're doing. They might end up making it to the 8th, but Vance is going straight to the 9th circle of hell

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If anything, this book is underrated

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uncut willie dunn vibes rn. "i pity the country" (1971) youtu.be/0qsZsfn6PC4?...

submitted 21 days ago • 2 comments

Went a little hard in the chat but I'll stand by it

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Much respect to this great band that was country when country wasn't cool to the indie sleaze set

submitted 26 days ago • 0 comments

Something the "so you think the law means anything now" doomers fail to grasp: the importance of buying time. Nobody, and I mean NOBODY, has infinite resources and infinite capacity for managing complexity. Make your opponent work. Make their every decision complex and their every move costly.

submitted 27 days ago • 127 comments

MAYBE this could be written today but I don't think anyone could pull off the acting like Lovitz or Hartman youtu.be/JoVItVwLFzg?...

submitted 27 days ago • 0 comments

Take your well deserved rest. You've done more than enough

submitted 27 days ago • 0 comments

I think about Phil Hartman bits on SNL so often l think I might be in assisted living (if I live so long and such things still exist) talking about and doing those bits. That man made me laugh as much as anyone ever did

submitted 27 days ago • 0 comments

One of my favorite bands ever and I hope they don't reunite. They still get together and play music for themselves and don't owe anyone else anything. Of course if they did reunite I would definitely go see them

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Now the whole country gets the experience of what it's like when private equity buys the place you work

submitted 28 days ago • 211 comments

Eternity's Pillar, a mid-80s tv show created by Alice Coltrane, is on @criterion.bsky.social

submitted 28 days ago • 0 comments

Whole new world for me here, can't wait to dig in

submitted 31 days ago • 0 comments

This is powerful

submitted 32 days ago • 3 comments

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submitted 32 days ago • 1 comment

youtu.be/IFJ3NMxFdmI?...

submitted 32 days ago • 2 comments

Don't think I've mentioned my utter contempt for Outlook adequately or frequently enough on this platform, and since work just installed a Windows update, I'll go ahead and state how much I loathe Microsoft products in general. So much time wasted figuring out their unintuitive garbage products

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Do you know why a president would do all the most evil and heinous shit via Executive Order? Because his party can't easily make it law. And if they can't make it law, they can't make it last. Don't let anyone make you feel like this is The End. Do not let them demoralize you. Live to see them die.

submitted 35 days ago • 1029 comments

without downloading any new pics, where are you mentally?

submitted 38 days ago • 0 comments

Everybody chiming in with strong opinions one way or another, but I'm waiting for the next Power Poll results before I determine how I should feel about all that's going on

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absolutely satanic stuff right here

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This may be the most remarkable remembrance so far. It goes deeper than you might guess.

submitted 45 days ago • 6 comments

Now that's a headline.

submitted 46 days ago • 113 comments

That thing that's said about being fortunate to be alive at the same time as a great artist or athlete, being privileged to watch them work in your era, I think David Lynch was the big one for so many Gen Xers

submitted 47 days ago • 0 comments

No matter how hard you tried or how many words you used, no one could ever explain why so many of Lynch's scenes, such as this one, are so powerful. Often imitated on a superficial level, no one has come close to duplicating his emotional resonance

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There are almost no living stars or costars of 1940s Hollywood classics left (the only two I can think of off the top of my head are Ann Blyth and Margaret O'Brien); he was one of the last. RIP Claude Jarman, Jr. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...

submitted 50 days ago • 11 comments

Not sure why this recently resurfaced but I'm glad it did. It's a great story about an interesting person and time in Knoxville history. And not to be all George Jones about it but who is going to fill Bean's shoes? Absolute legend, in the parlance of our times

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So much to say about A Complete Unknown but knowing Dylan completely approved it shades everything about it. Most especially the Pete Seeger character, which Ed Norton absolutely nails. Dylan clearly wanted this movie to be about Seeger as much as him, and telegraph what an amazing person Seeger was

submitted 64 days ago • 1 comment

Also looking forward to seeing A Complete Unknown. Expecting it to be entertaining especially knowing true heads know his best work lay far beyond that period youtu.be/RRbwThkhRxg?...

submitted 66 days ago • 0 comments

Regarding Nosferatu, so far I've heard: Eggers is not a good filmmaker; I had to leave half an hour into it because it was too intense; I took an edible and it was amazing; I'm glad I didn't take an edible because it would have been too intense; it was great. Looking forward to seeing and sussing it

submitted 66 days ago • 0 comments

Haven't read this yet but very much looking forward to it and following the ensuing discourse

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Anyway, how about a new rare early 1974 Can clip? Uploaded a few days back, allegedly from a random eBay purchase.

submitted 76 days ago • 36 comments

Love Actually (2003) is a beloved Christmas classic but what many fans don’t realise is that the country it’s set in, “England”, wasn’t just made up for the film - it actually exists! It has a population of 69 million people and its chief export is gas turbines.

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Watched Interstellar for the first time and I couldn't help but wish that Chalamet delivered the "Grandpa died last week, now he's buried in the yard" line instead of Casey Affleck, for obvious reasons

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"I don't think I'm allowed to kill something because I am frightened." —Nikki Giovanni 💔 #poem #poems #poetry

submitted 84 days ago • 327 comments