John Feeley

@infinite_jaz Peter Berg making frantic calls today

Very exciting morning for Mark Wahlberg

@souljagoyteller Guys who go on about how we live in a morally degeneracy modern world opining for the days when you could visit your local porno theater.

Conservatives are RETVRN posting about NYC in the 1970s. You know, bankrupt, crime-raddled, “the Bronx is burning” NYC. The NYC Giuliani supposedly cleaned up. Amazing

Irish Easter card (ca. 1920) showing Ireland emerging from an egg.

The shadow government

He is Risen

This Chainsmokers Final Four halftime show one of the most bizarre things I have seen in awhile.

@zsd63 Command & Conquer: Generals (2003)

#Chinese and US army troops meet in Iraq, 2005 period.

@LingoUnbound It’s The Americans

Currently reading Tim Weiner's Enemies and all of the stuff in it about the Dominican Republic is fascinating. Had no idea about Trujillo's influence with southern congressmen or Hoover's role in US actions during the 1965 civil war.

Happy Good Friday to Bob Hoskins’ entrance in The Long Good Friday

Check out our new Disappearing Data Chronology--a timeline tracking changes in access to federal information under Trump, including major data losses and restorations, legal challenges to information takedowns, and threats to archival collections. nsarchive.gwu.edu/special-exhibi…

@brianchaley Got to start talking about the camera work in The Pitt instead, some of the best stuff on TV.

@wisetruecorrect This show is also great at employing subtle character reactions that tell a lot more than dialogue dumps

often with the pitt i will see people on here say that such and such character had no screen time and find it genuinely confusing bc by my count. they had a lot of screen time. and i do wonder how much people think the medical scenes don’t count as “real” screen time

Isabelle Adjani in Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) dir. Werner Herzog

Dante's Inferno (1911)

Compared the commentary I honestly don’t find Ahmed al-Sharaa “transformation” from HTS to Davos that crazy when you have guys like Paul Kagame and Abiy Ahmed walking around.

Norodom Sihanouk resigns as Cambodia’s head of state. Sihanouk, who was King of Cambodia until 1970, has been retained as the nominal head of state, but kept under house arrest by the Khmer Rouge. Now he is retired; the Khmer Rouge will give Sihanouk a pension and a “large statue” in his honor.

New Argentine Minister of Economy José Martinez de Hoz announces that the economy will be “liberalized, modernized, and stabilized.”

The Danish Ministry of Defense sues micronation Freetown Christiana for not allowing the military to enter its “territory.”