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Incredibly proud of the workers at The Basement for ratifying their first contract! www.latimes.com/entertainmen...
Reese’s Oreo Miniature Cups: Reese’s peanut butter cups with Oreo cookie mixed into the peanut butter, topped with a white frosting reminiscent of “stuf.”
Even in these dark times, there are new wonders to behold if you just know where to look.
A war that isn't a war, documented with videos that may or may not be real, funded by elected leaders who are neither for nor against it, is the most dystopian thing that's happened in my lifetime
Plenty of Pennsylvania and The Eagle and Me come immediately to mind.
There's a lot about Avenue Q that is so much of its time -- I am very curious how the London revival will be received.
I don't know what it means that my iPhone recognizes me when I wear glasses but my Surface does not. But I am sure it must mean something.
I don't think ATG's platform has that quirk. (This is an initiative by ATG.)
There is no floor to the depths of homophobia in this administration.
The NEA & NEH support job opportunities for union creative professionals in every state, while providing Americans w/access to enriching programs that lift up local economies. That’s why we must urge Congress to commit to increased funding for the NEA & NEH in FY27. actionnetwork.org/letters/tell...
I never open Threads on purpose! I am just a dumb baby who constantly falls for the trick of Facebook or Instagram showing me half of a Threads post that I need to tap on to finish reading.
I hope you love something the way Threads loves to show me antisemitism.
Newsday has a piece up, but I don't subscribe so I can't read it, but maybe you do and can: www.newsday.com/news/health/...
Sorry to share NY Times reporting on trans issues, but I haven't seen this covered elsewhere yet. (Gift link)
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/02/n...
The world may be a mess, but I bought myself some long spoons and they have immediately improved my quality of life.
Today I learned that Kurt Weill and Marc Blitzstein shared a birthday. Wild coincidence.
Blank Check not including The Chipmunk Adventure (1987) in their proposed Chipmunks mini-season is a shonda.
Yeah, not a great sign that they're just going to be experimenting on trans inmates like this and it's not a big story.
Social media created this nonsense idea that not exposing yourself to hatred is isolationist. Choosing to not spend your free time with bigots isn’t living in a bubble. I don’t need to know what’s going on at X. I won’t be smarter or more knowledgeable or empathic by being there. Neither will you.
welp
Valerie Perrine must be the secret ingredient to getting it past the MPAA.
People may criticize Nancy Walker’s only directorial effort, but show me another director who managed to sneak full-frontal male nudity into a PG-rated musical.
New — I spoke to eight trans people in Kansas about the new state law that invalidated their driver’s licenses overnight, what’s it’s like to live there right now, plus details of two DMV emails exclusively obtained by The Handbasket that shed light on the law’s chaotic and cruel rollout:
Some people are just uncultured.
On the other hand, Letterboxd is just a social media tool. There are no guidelines for how to grade films. If I want to rate films in my collection by how much I enjoy them instead of by “how good” they are, why not?
(I stopped grading films on Letterboxed a while ago.)
Give Sabrina Carpenter another decade or two, she could get there.
She's in "Let's Go to the Movies" from the film version of Annie, but I'm sure that's not what Benjamin is looking for.
"Betty Davis is probably lying /
and Greta Garbo is probably crying/
while Robert Taylor is locked in her dying embrace."
