It's ok to cry in public. pbs.org/newshour/brief/47645…
@brandonstosuy being as humble and vulnerable as ever.
I can't believe @Marthalanefox is going to climb 3 mountains. But I can believe she will.
Can you help her to raise the money?
givewheel.com/fundraising/21…
“Will ai destroy creativity?” “Ai can’t make another Sinead O’Conner” - Jo Talbot @idlesband - that’s all you need to say when asked. C/o open.spotify.com/episode/39M… @gilesbidder and “fuck the king”
It’s only February but this feels like album of the year already. @idlesband @nigelgod - magic. Thank you.
Possibly the best magazine out there right now. @mikeyharvey gorgeous.
Show me a website that looks as good as this still!
It's almost as if design still matters online.
wepresent.com
Damian retweeted
Woody Harrelson's father, Charles Harrelson, was a hitman. As in a full-on hitman, gun-for-hire who has been accused and tied to several murders, most famously that of a federal judge.
And it gets crazier, too — Charles Harrelson once claimed he was behind the JFK assassination too, only to immediately retract this. According to Woody Harrelson, his father was trained by the CIA and told him about this in some detail.
The actor himself refused to dive deeper into this in public because doing so “might be dangerous for him and his family”.
The crazy story doesn’t end here — Harrelson senior was a bit of a “rolling stone” back in the day, and a womanizer.
Around the time the actor Matthew McConaughey was conceived, his mother had reportedly hooked up with Charles Harrelson, hitman-for-hire. As a result, both Harrelson and McConaughey have publicly stated in a recent interview it’s fairly possible the two men are half-brothers.
Plenty of celebrities have crazy childhoods, no doubt. But I think Woody Harrelson takes the cake. Because I doubt a lot of other Hollywood actors are the sons of philandering assassins who may or may not have offed John F. Kennedy and a federal judge.
I took this photo mid journey.
My prompt was “stand still you little b*stard”
I’ll share some of the prompts later I use for images of my kids.
I'm losing track of time.
I wanted to do a piece on my favourite WePresent feature of 2023 - but I keep returning to 'From The Basement' from 2022. I've rewatched it 100 times.
You have no idea how long I waited to bring this series back. So I'll tell you....
...10 years. (I'm more Mo Farah than Usain Bolt.)
I first watched the iconic series from @nigelgod and @dillygent back in 2010. And loved it. It was the best, most intimate online music experience that existed.
I randomly met Dilly Gent in LA years later and waxed lyrical about it then. We attempted to get it back, recreate it, and start again. We had Chaplin Studios and Billie Eilish at one point, and then her Coachella show happened. Billie blew up, and we lost steam.
Randomly, years later, @gillespeterson introduced me to @nigelgod, and we agreed to start it all over again.
The first show we produced was with @idlesband, and it was electric. Joe Talbot is stunning. I challenge anyone to watch this video and not fall in love with the band or to appreciate the production quality.
wepresent.wetransfer.com/sto…
I wish @saultglobal team all the best - it will be amazing.
It’s rare that you find people like @Werner who are willing to support and endorse companies as he does. And Werner has been supporting @wetransfer (not financially) in kind and mind since day 1. Thank you. #AWSreInvent
I think this from @puddingviz is going to beat the Spotify year in review.
pudding.cool/2020/12/judge-m…













