The Sheboygan Press, Wisconsin, February 14, 1932

I was loving MARTY SUPREME until PiL's 'The Order of Death' kicked in. Then I got down on one knee and proposed marriage

I realise Stephen Amell is on some folks' shitlists, but I'm a HEELS guy so I've got his back, and I honestly think it's not too late for him and Boreanaz to swap projects this pilot season. Put Boreanaz in the BAYWATCH reboot and let Amell play Jim Rockford. Could work!

Ireland's basic income pilot for artists worked so well they made it permanent. The economic growth it generated paid back more than its net cost, study shows. How many people are being held back from their potential because they're living bill-to-bill? UBI is true freedom.

Christopher Walken in 1980, moving with that effortless rhythm only he could pull off.

Check out this young lord

They just created a bunch of fascist ICE jobs overnight. Imagine that at scale for work that actually helps people. There's so much meaningful work that needs doing, and that only humans can (and should) do.

Great Moment in Acting, Robert Duvall Division: Lying on his back with a couple of bullets in his chest, Duvall's LAPD cop in COLORS struggles to find the breath to repeatedly says "Call my wife". I honestly thought I was watching the man die onscreen

Holy shit, now I need to know everything about this

24 hours on, and a major Australian newspaper's landing page is *still* spelling it 'Apocolypse Now' #fucksake #fixit #copyeditor

Not gonna lie, I'm crying happy tears watching this guy dance around with his new buddy

Oh shit, the late Tom Noonan was nightmarish in THE PLEDGE

I went long with Ethan Hawke, who told me this gut-punch Peter Weir story. Gift link in the comments!

Steven Soderbergh sat down with me to discuss his favorite films—from DO THE RIGHT THING to FARGO, PHANTOM THREAD, JAWS, and LOST IN TRANSLATION—for Letterboxd, and ended up sharing his theory that we reached peak cinema at the end of New Hollywood: boxd.it/2YK

Terribly sad about Tom Noonan passing. In casting Manhunter I auditioned about 10-15 actors in New York when Tom walked in the door and said, “I don’t want to talk. I just want to read.” He read and it was magical. We worked closely. I based Dollarhyde less on the novel’s