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He got that shit on omg

@evildeadburnt When?

New Obsession Merch drop otw

This album is a real piece of shit pitchfork.com/reviews/albums…

Actually insane how bad a festival can fall off in 10 years. Wtf happened to yalls booking that shit is ass

A Chinese court has ruled it illegal to replace human workers with AI purely for the sake of cost-cutting. The court decided that companies hold a social responsibility to treat workers fairly and pay them what they're worth.

what the fuck.

"STOP WAR" Typographie par Barbara Galińska

I can’t bro. This shit is so stupid. Complete and total fucking hypocritical idiots running this country.

me paying $30 in gas to buy imported things that have been hit with tariffs bc joe rogan is learning about politics at age 58

The beta version of Spinnin Backfist app is now here. Think LetterBoxd but for MMA. Rate every fight, every event, and leave notes on both of them.

@Michelangelo_HD @PoppedNews @DanielRPK I don’t believe it

Nintendo reportedly has a ‘METROID’ movie in development. (via: @DanielRPK)

Photographer Yves Adams has captured two rare penguins on camera - a Yellow Penguin in 2019 and a fully Black Penguin in 2024

#BenAffleck says film crews deserve to be paid “the decent middle wage that’s been provided for decades in this country” — which is why he and #MattDamon struck a first-of-its-kind deal with #Netflix on their new movie “The Rip” where all 1,200 cast and crew members could receive a back-end bonus if the film succeeds. “There’s no guarantee that everyone’s going to get rich and be successful, but if you work on a project and it is successful, you ought to benefit from that,” Affleck told Variety on Tuesday night at “The Rip” worldwide premiere in New York. Most streaming projects pay workers a flat fee upfront, ditching the old model where cast and crew could earn more when a project became a hit.

Someone needs to start a company to make custom, timeless jewelry commonplace again

went and saw beautiful glass art and objects today

James Cameron praised #GodzillaMinusOne and revealed he appreciated how director/writer Takashi Yamazaki used visual effects "as part of the storytelling." He shared that if Yamazaki "gets a little bit behind," he wouldn't mind coming in and working on "some second unit" filming. screenrant.com/godzilla-minus…

Christian Bale spent 17 years & $22M quietly building a foster care village 👏 Christian Bale is close to finishing Together California, a $22M foster care village in Palmdale he’s worked on for nearly 17 years. The goal is simple but really important, keep foster siblings together, something that fails in about 75% of cases nationwide. Construction started in 2024, wraps in 2025, and families could move in by early 2026. Bale calls it his most important work. [via/ TogetherCalifornia]

Haven’t seen the new Avatar so I can’t comment on what this is quote tweeting but just in general this is a really great clip and advice for criticism

I remember seeing a post about how normalized AI in advertisements making the company look cheap will mean real art will start becoming the standard for brands to seem more luxurious and it's really happening

(to the tune of "feliz navidad") denis villeneuve