Looking for a hero? Here's Nala
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Does a nice job mentioning the eclectic history of directing nominations. My personal biggest take: Oscar has always hated comedy in the major categories. You know, the goofy, funny ones. nytimes.com/2024/01/23/movie…
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Pete Carroll, Nick Saban and now Bill Belichick all out as coaches in less than 24 hours.
Time remains undefeated. – at Seattle, WA
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Tried using Text-to-Video AI to generate a @BlueJays commercial and it...um...did not go well....🫤
The antithesis of "the agongy of defeat."
Seattle #Mariners' Cal Raleigh smiles as a teammate throws bubble gum at him after he hit a walk-off single to win the game against the #Yankees in the 10th inning. (@AP_Images photo/Lindsey Wasson)
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary
Fixing the lack of a caption in the truest moment in the penultimate episode of #TedLasso. #youvegotmail
A few words on having a career discussion. And self-help. It's all in the same. linkedin.com/posts/activity-…
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I keep seeing this tweet make the rounds and it's annoying me because what phone even is this? It's not any Lumia I remember seeing ship. Why would anyone feel the need to photoshop this lol
Is it just me or the Windows Phone UI still looks beautiful? #BackToThePast
Thanks @therewatchables for being my top podcast on @Spotify this year. I loved all 3,728 minutes of it. And just make sure you talk about Secaucus 7 when you do Big Chill. #SpotifyWrapped open.spotify.com/show/1lUPom…
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Oh my Hoodness!
Check out this before & after shot of Mt. Hood (October 19th vs. October 27th). Drastic change in about a week's time! #ORwx
The internet is full of pictures. The Atlantic's @kokogiak is still the best at curating them. Love this collection. I'd only seen one of them before this: theatlantic.com/photo/2022/0…
Before everyone reviewed films via the internet, I made it to screenings with flimsy credentials: a guest spot on KING Radio and writing at the Mercer Island Reporter. There were about 10 of us who joined real reviewers like John at the screenings. In 1995 I knew one freelancer
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Of course, I would, and both reviews appeared that week in the old Seattle Times entertainment section, Tempo. Apollo 13 was on the cover.
I always knew John as generous, gracious, and just loved movies. I grew up reading him and later worked with him. What more could anyone ask?
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do!
Well, that's templated text. I only know cause Twitter let me know. #MyTwitterAnniversary













