I used to work in sustainability consulting. I'd have to pitch everything as a cost saving measure and some guy from an oil company with a thick dallas drawl would tell me "sweetheart, we'll just pay the fine"

This is why Megas XLR is peak fiction

when the humanities & social sciences students go into the architecture & STEM buildings

"how is art cooler than finance"

At its peak, Ultraman was watched by over 40% of Japan's TV audience in the late ’60s. The series also had a huge presence in the early ’70s, and Tsuburaya has kept pushing it ever since. It’s no surprise it left such a big mark on pop culture.

Acho que se comenta pouco mas Timothy Olyphant falando sobre atuar é incrível tbm

Ultraman killing “Godzilla” was probably just an inside joke and a cost-cutting measure. But it also works as a perfect symbol of TV eclipsing cinema, and Ultraman overtaking Godzilla as the face of kaiju media during the Monster Boom.

Jon being named Aegon instead of Aemon is one of those nice little reminders that D&D were subhuman cattle

Its actually a sort of classic premise - Night Gallery tackled it in “Since Aunt Ada Came To Stay” but the brilliance of Cregger is to deconstruct the sequential times.

🚨 Do you understand what Amazon just did? Amazon made their 2,847 engineers spend 8 months documenting every code pattern, every debugging workflow, every optimization trick. Then fed it all to AI. Then fired them. They didn't just replace their workers. They made their

im sorry but I love Los Angeles

& it gets worse: he's not even book canon

Don’t let them get away with this. Children being violated are not a weekly internet trend. This is real.

Remember when they made Absolute Fresh Prince

Many would probably say The Return of Godzilla is SPFX director Teruyoshi Nakano at his best on a Godzilla film. But Terror of Mechagodzilla might actually be his finest hour.

Fan art | Bloodborne Artist: 煮枝

This clip shows how original versions of TV shows have been shortened via syndication and streaming. But the bigger takeaway is that most people don’t realize it. In an era where books are being banned and original materials are becoming harder to find. This is just a small/fun

Otacon's whole "I built a giant robot superweapon for the US military because giant robots in anime are really cool and they told me it would be a strictly defensive tool I never expected them to make it launch nuclear weapons" bit in MGS seems silly until you see this shit