Brian Velsor

Picture this: you're half-asleep on a Lufthansa flight when the cabin lights suddenly flip on. Turns out a big orange cat had escaped its carrier and decided to go exploring. Passengers stayed super quiet, flight attendants grabbed flashlights at first, and everyone teamed up to gently catch the fluffy escape artist without freaking it out. In the end, the cat was safe and the whole cabin handled it like pros.

NEW: Trump reportedly angry and considering more changes to Cabinet, expressing particular frustration with Commerce Sec. Howard Lutnick and Labor Sec. Lori Chavez-DeRemer. -Politico

The lovers cigarette holder designed by robert stern in 1954

what an incredible performance man. generational stuff right here

Undertone Is the most nightmare inducing film I ever seen. Incredibly haunting visuals, that’ll have you looking In every corner of the frame. Sound design so effective I was covering my ears. The final 30 minutes are mean, downright unholy. You’ll pray after you experienced this

RUMOR: MAJOR CYBERATTACK UNDERWAY TARGETING AMERICA’S CREDIT CARDS IRAN IS TRYING TO WIPE AMERICANS CC DEBT TO DESTABILIZE MAJOR BANKS

11 of Mike Flanagan’s longtime collaborators have joined the cast of his ‘EXORCIST’ movie. This includes Rahul Kohli, Hamish Linklater, Gil Bellows, Carl Lumbly, Robert Longstreet, Matt Biedel, Samantha Sloyan, Kate Siegel, John Gallagher Jr., Benjamin Pajak and Carla Gugino.

I think that all-liquor cocktails like the Martini have already gone almost extinct. When was the last time you were offered a Martini or saw a cocktail shaker in someone's house? You don't see many home liquor cabinets at all anymore.

not for nothing, first 90 degree day in NYC.. the city gonna blow up fr

The attention crisis is so dire at schools right now that film professors can't even get their students to finish movies, and the kids don't even look up the plots of the movies they skip, so students fail basic in-class quizzes like "what happened at the end of the movie?"

Donald Trump on home ownership: "People that own their homes — we're gonna keep them wealthy. We're gonna keep those prices up. We're not gonna destroy the value of their homes, so that somebody that didn't work very hard can buy a home. [...] I don't want to drive housing prices down, I want to drive housing prices up for people that own their homes."