the bridgerton balloon disaster has touched so many hearts; I am here to help us all Reckon and Heal

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tfw you are Being Enabled

.New York Magazine's new cover package, in partnership with the Columbia Daily Spectator, is an intimate look at the events on the ground at Columbia University in the midst of antiwar protests. It is written and photographed entirely by staff at the Spectator. Read more: nymag.com/press/article/…

I love lots of tv and will put all sorts of things on best of lists, but the truth of the matter is that the only show I will literally stop the rest of my life for when the screeners come in is showtimes Couples Therapy

Had a great chat with Jamar Neighbors about his experience filming Jerrod Carmichael's reality show, and how he feels the show depicts him.

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cannot stop humming CSNY’s “Ohio;” someone tell my brain’s music director to go less on-the-nose

Blackthorne: yes, the Vault-Tec story seems on the surface like Amazon is in on the joke of itself, like The Boy’s Vought plots, but is it not also a brand attempting to comfort us with the belief that our oppressors have a sense of humor?

Mariko: the Anjin has watched Fallout

There’s something about Bluey that makes us pray the ride isn’t over just yet. sean and Kathryn VanArendonk sparkle in this episode of Today, Explained. open.spotify.com/episode/3Sv8fv…

Blackthorne: there's simply not any clarity about whether there SHOULD be a godforsaken apostrophe! it changes the meaning if they run the thrice damned department and yet she tells us NOTHING about the leadership

Mariko: the Anjin is concerned about taylor swift

i know the next fantasy book thing is gonna be dragons and fine, i am willing to consider it, but guys, i really think we need a meeting beforehand next time

just apropos of ~things~ I happen to have an essay precisely about how bluey elicits emotions in adult viewers, and the remarkable density of character and storytelling this requires

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there’s bluey discourse 🥲 I never thought I’d see the day

let's talk about BLUEY

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from an interview I did with Bluey creator Joe Brumm three years ago

I really, really wonder if this is an ending for Bluey, or for this version of Bluey

why yes this headline IS a nod to 19th century American classic The Rise of Silas Lapham, thank you for asking!

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best possible outcome is that she recovers fully, leads a long and fulfilling life, and her three kids all reflect on this period and the last several decades of their family history and think, huh, maybe we should opt out

in my heart of hearts and with zero evidence whatsoever, I believe eiza gonzalez was cast in this show because of a Netflix facial algorithm that indicated sustained attention while she is on screen, especially among [whatever global market they are targeting]