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If we valued human life, he would have been forced out for enabling Israel’s mass murder and starvation campaign in Gaza. Not to mention provoking and prolonging a proxy war against Russia in Ukraine that’s cost hundreds of thousands of lives. But we only value money. And his

REAL LIFE is sheer, delirious brilliance. Happy birthday, Albert Brooks, and thank you for many great movies (not to mention the unforgettable spinning-plates routine you did on Sullivan)

MILES DAVIS “Anybody can play. The note is only 20 percent. The attitude of the motherfucker who plays it is 80 percent.”

In a world before Auto-Tune

Good morning!

Someday, once it knows you and once you trust it, it will tell you who to kill

I met Gena Rowlands about a decade ago, at my friend Steve Reisch's exhibit of his exquisite photos of her, Cassavetes, Falk and Voight in Three Plays of Love and Hate. The fierce light she brought to stage and screen was quieter. But still magnificent. #RIPGenaRowlands

"Love is a stream, it's continuous, it doesn't stop." Gena forever, Gena always. ❤️ Goodnight to one of the most breathtakingly fearless and extraordinarily talented performers of all time. A singular presence both luminous and ferocious. A beacon for so many that followed in

So sad to hear of the passing of the most gifted and elegant actor I’ve ever worked with. Learned how to take a petty scene and make it dignified while doing the Tempest. Such a generous and fun person to be stranded with on a Greek Island. 🕊️

One of my favorites.

In June, on my birthday, I learned that my writing for The Hollywood Reporter had been honored with an award. Eight weeks later, I was laid off. Life is funny that way.

“A gift from a master . . . An intensely moving experience.” — Alissa Wilkinson, The New York Times (Critic’s Pick) “To call RYUICHI SAKAMOTO | OPUS a concert film would be correct and also drastically inadequate . . . A testament to the artistic spirit and, above all, an act of love.” —

Freedom: No more Outlook Mail or Slack on my phone and laptop. Wheeee!

The end of August.

To revisit this time, when John Lennon and Yoko Ono were stirring things up with art and love, is balm for a battered soul. And it's a gorgeous documentary

For my final review for The Hollywood Reporter in 2024, the chance to explore this dazzling portrait of two extraordinary artists was a gift, electrifying and bittersweet

AOC saying someone else "does not read as authentic" is like Jabba the Hutt calling someone fat.

Eurasian Hoopoe.

Elephant pretends to eat this guys hat