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Sam Adler-Bell
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Sam Adler-Bell
@SamAdlerBell
cohost of @knowyrenemypod with my pal @matthewsitman // writing @nymag @nytimesbooks @bookworld @newrepublic // literary rep @CarolineMEisen
NY Katılım Mayıs 2010
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100 percent disagree. One of the great film making achievements. Warren Beatty is one of the best directors of the last 50 years. This is a beautifully made film on every level with one of the great Diane Keaton performances.
Any person wanting to make a love story that is both small and epic should watch this.
In this era of shorter attention spans REDS stands out as what long form storytelling used to be.
This used to be what a big screen movie was with our IMAX or special effects - and it is breathtaking.
The witnesses alone - real people from the era telling the story interspersed with the films scenes give of a depth and authenticity we never see anymore in studio movies.
See REDS!!
Michael Warburton@TheMonologist
Off the back of ‘Bonnie And Clyde’, ‘Shampoo’ & ‘Heaven Can Wait’ WARREN BEATTY was allowed to co-write, produce, direct & star in this fundamentally boring 3hr plus yawn fest. Incredibly it was nom’d for 12 Oscars & won 3. REDS (1981)
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NEW FROM ME: I’m working with some of the best reporters and editors in L.A. to build a brand new local news outlet that launches tomorrow.
Sign up here: lamaterial.com.
Matt Hamilton@_hamilton_matt
Personal news: I left @latimes in December after 11 years + joined L.A. Material — a new, soon-to-launch local news outlet. We have a small but mighty team and our site is up! No stories yet but I’m excited to show soon what we’ve been working on. lamaterial.com
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“increasingly actors in a public cultural arena”???
FORTUNE@FortuneMagazine
"CEOs are no longer simply quiet stewards of companies—they are increasingly actors in a public cultural arena," @JBKSchlossberg writes in a new commentary piece for Fortune. "CEOs are politicians now, too—whether they like it or not." bit.ly/4bBzLda
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and @gabydvj on the state of green conservatism: harpers.org/archive/2026/0…
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Also really good in this issue: Christine Smallwood on siblings and the novel. harpers.org/archive/2026/0…
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I think Richard Spencer basically tried this
kyle@Caol_MacCormaic
the real jujitsu I’m surprised no reactionary has really tried is “I’m a liberal because liberalism is the indigenous political culture of Northwestern Europe and its descendants”
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“‘I do not want to be de-skilled,’ I remind the machine” is perhaps the bleakest sentence I have read this year
nxthompson@nxthompson
This is a cool example of how you can use AI to help your writing—without relying on it for any actual writing. From @jasminewsun theatlantic.com/technology/202…
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republicans are so funny cus their youth wing is actively discussing whether the holocaust was real or deserved & they still choose to complain about three muslim dudes who are antizionist and openly combat antisemitism.
Stephen L. Miller@redsteeze
Ah yeah Tim Miller not a fan of hosting people who blame the Jews for stuff
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Andressen refers to himself as a “hideous unthinking beast” prone to “rooting around the earth for starchy tubers.” Says “walking upright” a modern invention.
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