[At the gym before someone teaches me the word spotting]: “hey bro will you take care of me and protect me?”

sometimes on campus you accidentally walk by a poli sci class and the professor is writing something like “rules based order” on the board and everyone is taking notes like its real school

and you see how she ran up and hit her mark precisely? while perfectly delivering her lines? yeah a lot of your favs could neverrrr. that’s why she’s the goat. #pluribus

TÁR is still film of the decade btw lmaoo

Maybe the most important takeaway from Mamdani's campaign for progressive/leftist causes: The legacy media is never going to like you, so what do you need to do to make them irrelevant?

Day 3 of no one in mainstream news reporting on the richest man in the world creating a child sexual abuse material bot

Karoline Leavitt’s upper lip costs more than Rama Duwaji’s $630 boots. She should probably sit this one out.

culture writing from people who spend more time refreshing social media metrics than engaging in the arts and culture is funny it’s always something like ‘it’s the death of cool. there’s no cool anymore. what happened to cool’

They got there and realized the quality of living sucks and despite no state income tax its actually more expensive to live in Florida and Texas

The reason why RAM has become four times more expensive is that a huge amount of RAM that has not yet been produced was purchased with non-existent money to be installed in GPUs that also have not yet been produced, in order to place them in data centers that have not yet been

You either die a disruptor, or live long enough to see yourself become an incumbent

(Industry is the best show on tv cause it takes the risks everyone else is still afraid to. 2020 is over and they’re the only ones acting like it.)

Industry has made me believe in something beautiful and almost unbelievable….. a streaming show in the 2020s improving and maturing from its first season

love trash day. love hearing that truck. humans getting stuff done. cooperation. logistics. municipal services. civilization.

Increasingly feels like you are either a PTA/Nolan/Villeneuve with the keys to the kingdom or you are exploiting non-union labor (at best) with a vanishing middle ground

I interviewed Catherine O'Hara last year for "The Studio" and asked her about how Hollywood has changed in the last 50 years. One of my favorite bits that was cut from the story —