One man’s nor’easter is another man’s perfect weather, or something like that.

ON THIS DAY -SEPTEMBER 26, 1957 🎭 69 years ago today, West Side Story opened on Broadway at New York City’s Winter Garden Theatre. Created by Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Arthur Laurents and Jerome Robbins, the musical transformed Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet into a story set on the streets of 1950s New York. Its combination of music, dance and storytelling helped change what a Broadway musical could be, with choreography becoming an essential part of telling the story rather than simply entertainment between scenes. Nearly seven decades later, West Side Story continues to be performed, adapted and studied around the world - showing how one production can leave a lasting mark on generations of music, theatre and film. History doesn’t disappear. It becomes part of what comes next.

Kyra from the @noahsarkscans team came on the USA250DIN September Giveback Stream yesterday to talk about the recent findings + process! Hope to hear more from her in the future!

I built the best semi-realistic home run bet slip for this weekend’s NFL games, what do you think?

ON THIS DAY - SEPTEMBER 25, 1789 🇺🇸 237 years ago today, the First U.S. Congress approved 12 proposed amendments to the Constitution and sent them to the states for ratification. Ten would ultimately be ratified in 1791 and become what we now know as the Bill of Rights. Those amendments established protections that still shape American life today - including freedom of speech, religion and the press, protections in criminal proceedings, and limits on government power. More than two centuries later, the Bill of Rights remains a central part of the relationship between the people and their government. History isn’t just what happened. It’s what continues to shape the world we live in today.

Just found out what I’ve been blindly accepting all my life. Now I understand why I always have to use the restroom whenever I browse the web.

TODAY IS THE BIG DAY!

Big day for @USA250DIN with @NumberWonTwice! Today’s USA250DIN x @gamestop Power Pack Opening x Incredible Guest Stream will be huge, don’t miss it! Streaming live at 6 PM ET on @rumbvideo!

I promise it's coming up, don't worry.

180 YEARS AGO TODAY - WE FOUND A PLANET WITH MATH. On September 23, 1846, astronomer Johann Gottfried Galle observed Neptune for the first time - remarkably, almost exactly where mathematicians had predicted it would be. Astronomers had noticed that Uranus wasn’t moving quite as expected. French mathematician Urbain Le Verriercalculated that the gravity of an undiscovered planet could explain the discrepancy - and predicted where that planet should be. They pointed a telescope there. Neptune was waiting. The discovery became one of the great triumphs of modern science: proof that mathematics and the laws of gravity could reveal something humanity had never even seen. That principle still echoes through astronomy today as scientists use the effects of gravity, light and motion to detect distant planets and objects we cannot directly observe. September 23, 1846 - the day humanity calculated its way to another world. 🌎➡️🔵

No wonder why people can’t get anything done, this is complicated

Thought I could handle level 3 spice at the Thai restaurant tonight

Another Giants season, another injury nightmare. 🤦‍♂️ Jaxson Dart went down on the OPENING DRIVE against the Rams with a left knee injury. Early indications point toward an MCL sprain, X-rays were negative, and thankfully the belief right now is that it’s NOT season-ending. But then look at the rest of the night… Malik Nabers dislocated his shoulder and literally had to pop it back into place. Brian Burns sprained his ankle. Andrew Thomas went down with another lower-body injury. All in a 28–6 loss. At some point you seriously have to ask: why can the Giants NEVER just have their full team healthy at the same time? Every time it feels like things are finally coming together - new season, new energy, Dart looking like the franchise QB, key players back - something happens. Other teams deal with injuries, obviously. But I bet being a Giants fan feels like an endless cycle of finally getting excited about what this roster could look like… and then never actually getting to see the whole thing on the field together. Hopefully Dart’s MRI brings good news, because Giants fans have suffered enough.

I can’t believe this just happened, at least I had time to get out of the way.