Holy heck, Fugazi just released the 1992 Albini sessions for Bandcamp Friday! Proceeds going to Letters Charity.
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Holy heck, Fugazi just released the 1992 Albini sessions for Bandcamp Friday! Proceeds going to Letters Charity.
mock up of a bright pink sweatshirt with BIKINI KILL written in alternating turquoise and white letters
One day only, limited edition sweatshirt available for it:
@aghotspot.bsky.social FYI—the table of contents links go back to the first page! Looks like you need a question mark instead of the ampersand!
The results of The 2025 Adventure Game Hotshot Awards. Please congratulate the developers adventuregamehotspot.com/feature/6024...
#IndieGameDev #indiegame #adventuregame #adventuregamehotspot #pcgame
Oh lord, I'd somehow missed the news about Paul Conroy. If you haven't seen Under The Wire (based on his book of the same name, I believe), you should.
www.thetimes.com/uk/obituarie...
Radio too! They had great voices because they had to!
Homer Simpson laughs at Kirk van Houten and says "Fact-based feelings!"
I think it is not acknowledged enough how that classic era of superhero comics was strengthened and buoyed by its artists having worked in romance comics.
Folk artist Peggy Seeger smiling and holding her banjo; her right hand is in a claw hammer position at the base of the neck.
Commission #1 Peggy Seeger with a banjo.
Suck it, Johnny Cash.
"Everyone is welcome here except ICE" flyer from Pulp Fiction Comics & Games.
I don't go there as often as I should as they're not super-local to me, but I personally support Pulp Fiction Comics in Lee's Summit, MO.
Milian as Provvidenza in La vita, a volte, è molto dura, vero Provvidenza?
Oh shoot, I almost missed Tomas Milian's birthday.
Hello noted bones haver! You might also like this song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqH_...
LOL. There are 30,000 people in front of me in line for tickets. No longer my favorite Pokemon dude.
You might check in with @grundislav.games as well. I anticipate he's still using sprites for his smooth walk cycles, but he was recently talking about frame count and sizes of characters: bsky.app/profile/grun...
Arjan Mann, paleontologist at the Field Museum Chicago, and his caricature from the upcoming Pokemon exhibit.
I have spent the past week thinking I had a new favorite Pokemon character, but apparently I just have a new favorite dude.
I’m so excited to announce Rhiannon Giddens Presents American Tunes: Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing with Mary Chapin Carpenter, Mavis Staples and Hurray for the Riff Raff on tour this summer!
I need you all to show up. I want us to have a thousand people there if not more.
("must both")
...been thinking of They Shoot Horses, Don't They, and the real-life dance marathons of the Depression era!
Perhaps it's because of the staging from Labyrinth and the TV miniseries adaptation, but the setups with Jareth and The Gentleman with the Thistledown Hair seemed so similar that I thought they most both spring from some common root that felt just beyond my grasp. But I realized that I may have...
Aha! A lead! Thank you!
I hope you will share these here as you draw them!
What's the ur-story from which the forgetfulness spell ballroom dancing of The Labyrinth and Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell comes? The princesses in 12 Dancing Princesses don't lose their memories. Surely there's something I'm forgetting.
Haha, I scrolled all the way through trying to find the Wild Wild West book! But I just discovered there is one, by Susan Kesler!
I haven't seen Weapons, but I do fondly remember Amy Madigan (and Ed Harris) refusing to applaud Elia Kazan's lifetime achievement award at the Oscars.
velvet underground researchers have apparently confirmed that this audio from a random youtube user is genuinely the band's long-lost july '67 performance from upbeat, a cleveland teen tv show, doing the unreleased "guess i'm falling in love" complete with screaming girls […]
#OtD 2 Mar 1997 revolutionary @IWW environmentalist Judi Bari died aged 47. She rioted against Vietnam war then organised wildcat strike in postal service & built links between loggers & environmentalists leading to her car being bombed in 1990 stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9211...
Night Kitchen is also my favorite! One of the earliest things I read that really shaped what I wanted from stories I consume and tell. But, also, if we're counting the entire oeuvre, it's Really Rosie with Carole King's music!
