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I’ve been digging the new music from Modest Mouse, Brian Fallon, Sparta, and Social D. What decade is it?

PETE HENRY CROW-ARMSTRONG.

👀 against a starting pitcher who has given up 5HR in 14.2IP this season.

New Dillinger Four song! My first thought was to ask what @disgrumptled thinks, ofc. Damn, I miss that dude. 😢

My latest for The New York Times: a look at the life & legacy of the late great D. Boon. Visited San Pedro to talk to the surviving Minutemen, Mike Watt and George Hurley, as they continue to carry forward the spirit of Boon and the band. Gift link here: nytimes.com/2026/03/26/art…

@Skatunenetwork JER opening for The Alchemist and Earl Sweatshirt? LFG

THE BIG LEAGUES ARE CALLING😤📞‼️ The JER band is on this batshit wild line up. And in GAINESVILLE FLORIDA 🐊🐊🐊 This shits unbelievable lowkey 😭 Florida, pull up! Over 75% sold out. bigcaf.com

New @thenotwist News From Planet Zombie is amazing. They aren’t “back”, since they never stopped. Last record, Magnificient Fall (2025) was incredible too. open.spotify.com/album/500dbsD4…

PETE CROW-AMERICA!!!!

It’s clear both US parties sleep easy despite any news or evidence of child or sexual abuse & don’t lose a wink over murder. We’ve watched the livestream of Palestinian torture & anhililation for over 2 years & they’re sending more weapons for the entity “to defend itself”.

.@lukadoncic is a man of his word 😂🤝 @Tmac_213 @mrvincecarter15

Just because it’s only 19min long doesn’t mean the new @JoyceManor album isn’t epic. The guys are always cranking out great music with a perfect blend of existential dread and pop-punk. youtu.be/NDmJDdFl_jI?si…

Hell yeah @Cubs, now cut Matt Shaw!

Today we celebrate Phonte Coleman, one of Hip Hop’s most important—& most human—voices. As one half of Little Brother, Phonte helped redefine what honesty sounded like in rap. Long before vulnerability became a marketing angle, he brought emotional intelligence, humor,

Turns out “never forget” has a surprisingly short half-life. I’ve long respected @jonstewart Deeply. Especially the way he fought for firefighters and first responders after 9/11 when everyone else wanted to move on, look away, and pretend the damage was over. He understood something then that he seems to be missing now: the worst harm often shows up later. After the smoke clears. After the cameras leave. After people are told to stop complaining and get back to normal. That’s what makes this so infuriating. If you belittle people for masking in today’s world, you are not being brave, rational, or “back to normal.” You’re being the guy who says the fire is out because you don’t see flames anymore. It’s like denying a firefighter a suit and helmet because the blaze isn’t photogenic enough for TV. “Relax, man, it’s fine.” Cool. Then you go in first. This isn’t courage. It’s object-permanence failure. Full Piaget. Peek-a-boo epidemiology. If the virus isn’t visible on cable news, if it’s not killing fast enough for a chyron, then obviously it no longer exists. That logic would’ve screwed every 9/11 responder Jon fought for. Because fires don’t need to be dramatic to keep burning. Carbon monoxide doesn’t announce itself. Microvascular damage doesn’t trend. Cognitive decline doesn’t come with a drumroll. Masking in the 7th year of an ongoing airborne pandemic isn’t a political statement. It’s PPE. It’s risk management. It’s the same boring, unsexy logic behind seatbelts, hard hats, welding goggles, respirators, condoms, and surgical gloves. Nobody mocks a welder for eye protection unless they’ve never watched someone go blind. What’s especially rich is that the people being mocked are often the most informed in the room: clinicians, immunocompromised people, caregivers, researchers, teachers, parents. People who’ve seen what happens after the acute phase. After the applause dies down. After a “mild” infection quietly resets your baseline. You don’t get bonus points for raw-dogging airborne disease out of spite. That’s why this hurts coming from Jon Stewart. Because he once got it. He understood long-tail harm. He understood delayed accountability. He understood that “we’re done talking about it” is usually said right before the bill comes due. Funny how the guy who fought for first responders now laughs at people still wearing the gear. And my dude… the fire didn’t go out … we just stopped filming it.

“Uncle Dirk” continued a beloved tradition at Children’s Medical Center Dallas—surprising young patients with gifts and holiday cheer. Thank you to @Amazon for helping make this year’s visit extra special, and to the amazing team at @childrens for their incredible work. 🎁🎄🎅🏽

This seems to be an issue in the nba.

@MarkKnd Actual users of the dashboard will likely hate the big gradient hero since it’s taking up prime working real estate. ~1,000 cards on the board and gotta scroll past that header every time.

full-size dashboard what do u think?

Leave it to Dirk Nowitzki to give the best monologue I've heard on national TV about why the Nico Harrison firing was long overdue. 41 forever.

It was a fun season with plenty to cheer about. Most notably, spending tons of time with my kid cheering, chanting, and singing the song. Get em next year Cubbies. #GoCubsGo