Sympathies from NYC. :)
02.03.2026 11:54
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Sympathies from NYC. :)
Movie poster for the Criterion edition of the 1972 film The Ruling Class, starring Peter O'Toole.
A favorite.
Same.
Poster for the 1997 Kiyoshi Kurosawa film 'Cure'.
New watch.
Here are some thoughtful and thought-provoking remarks about all of this. Very much worth the time, if I may be so bold: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhpi...
More of this, please.
This man 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Ye's new album Bully is due to be released on January 30, 2026.
Timing.
Sorry, wrong Urbain and wrong century. Wild film, though. :)
The subject of this film, perhaps?
You do beautiful work, Jeff! Glad you're here. :)
You and me both.
This made my morning. Thank you.
A Mad King has usurped the power of Congress—which represents the American people. That is, he has seized power that belongs to you and me collectively. He has declared war without consultation with or approval from Congress. And with no imminent threat. This is a profound betrayal of the republic.
Lord Huron’s ‘The Cosmic Selector, Vol.1’ is my 2025 favorite.
That's true enough. But so is Morning Edition's slow rightward drift over the past year at least. To this decades-long listener it's unmistakable, and this story is but one more example. My $.02.
Embarrassing stuff, NPR.
“I am so bored by AI. One of the things I love about the theatre is AI can’t do it.”
Ethan Hawke is a dude 👌🏻
That first sentence is a thing of beauty.
Get the vaccine. I myself had very little reaction to it (less than to flu or covid boosters), perhaps you will, too. What I do know is I watched my father tough out a case of shingles and I never saw him suffer more.
This is actually quite brilliant, up to and including the final sentence 🔥
it is amazing how so much tech gets unremittingly worse year on year at whatever you once used it for and less pleasant to use and more bound up with creepy politics as well as personal and environmental harms and yet also still less productive of actual goods and these are somehow great visionaries
A new history of rock makes the case for the long-overlooked drummer—and the great mystery of the instrument, James Parker writes.
Thank you! To you and yours as well. :)
Similar experience up here in Inwood Hill Park this morning. Moody, beautiful, and lots of dogs. :)
Oh, man. One of cinema's most reliable weirdos, and I mean that in a highly complimentary fashion. RIP.
variety.com/2025/film/ne...
In an era filled with tech dipshits who never developed emotionally past the age of 13 & use their wealth to become odious monsters ...
... listen to Steve Wozniak.
I'm a fan in NYC, really enjoy your work. What an eye!
