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@BussyKeaton sorry to be that person, but we have to be intellectually honest that this 100% would not be up for debate if the genders were reversed, the backlash is deserved. A 16 year old knows better than to do that.

What the dumb Chloe Fineman cancelation shows is that a lot of you grew up without friends, cause if you spent ANY time around kids in the aughts-2010s (when I grew up), you'd know that teens, especially dudes, were constantly sack tapping, dry humping, & generally harassing each other as a matter of course lol. Kids are not woke about boundaries. "Tea bagging" in video games, too. It's not shocking that a 16 year old in 2005 would pants a camper who was annoying! It's dumb & rude but part of the normal language of adolescent humor.

@kp_official_1 @lordeDemii

@lordeDemii Exactly.

My whole thing with these shows publicly taking him off their shows is like…yall didn’t know he was problematic before you booked him? It’s not like he JUST started hanging with Nazi’s & doing problematic shit. It all feels tone deaf & performative.

@RoyalFamily shame on you for legitimatising this genocidal twerp

Members of the Royal Family, led by The King and Queen, attended the Easter Matins Service at St George’s Chapel, Windsor today.

@sajidjavid irony just fucking died.

In other words: money talks; principle is for others.

@DeOne___ can't let a good PR opportunity go to waste 🙄

I’ve heard Mps say more about the wireless line up than council tax and the cost of living. Priorities I guess

@Tapeseee @NASA open the schools

@NASA "traveling farther from Earth than ever before." So, the moon landing was fake? 🌔🚀

LIVE: Watch with us as the Artemis II astronauts make their closest approach to the Moon, traveling farther from Earth than ever before. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@MarshallReport2 @NASA think about it for like 5 seconds, you can get there, I'm sure.

@NASA How is this the farthest any human has traveled if we landed on the moon?

@tyosooo @NASAEarth Well, the moon doesn't stay in one position relative to Earth, start there.

@NASAEarth How could they surpass the record when other astronauts landed there?

New record🥇 The Artemis II astronauts are now farther from Earth than humans have ever been! At 1:57 p.m. EDT, they broke the record set by Apollo 13 in 1970. Their journey around the far side of the Moon today will take them a maximum distance of 252,752 miles from Earth.

@cosmo_nffc you have worms for brains. FA Cup has nothing to do with you anyways, focus on your relegation battle.

genuinely could’ve stuck one hundred million billion pounds on leeds and southampton not getting each other and not even broken a sweat it’s that rigged

@filmfae next week? lol.

riding the high of having seen the drama before the inevitable and insufferable discourse that is gonna happen on here next week

@Ripbergie @lana_asanin @GuntherEagleman Sorry I must've missed the sarcasm exception clause in the Christian blasphemy T&Cs.

@lana_asanin @GuntherEagleman You missed the sarcasm.

🚨 These are the posts I voted for! “Open the Fcking Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell…” 🫳🏼🎤

@Jcumberland__ @agraybee OK smartass, why would a so-called Christian think it's appropriate to make that joke on the holiest day of the year for Christians of all days?

@agraybee "Praising Allah"

There was a time when a president praising Allah on Easter would upset Republicans.

@CinemaTweets1 I enjoyed it. Probably would have enjoyed it more so if the main plot of the movie hadn't been spoiled on here 2 wks ago by a stupid TMZ headline reporting on the misplaced grievances of someone who should probably be talking to a therapist rather than strangers on the Internet.

#TheDrama (🌟🌟🌟🌟) is one fucked up movie. And I say that in the most complimentary way possible. The story here is totally unhinged & weirdly refreshing- refreshing in its originally. There will be some people who will inevitably find the plot totally offensive. I am not “some people.” The Drama sort of woke me up in that sense: we’re given so much recycled & reused material, I almost wasn’t prepared for something this unpredictable. If you were to ask me about Robert Pattinson & Zendaya, I would simply tell you that they’re each utterly excellent in this film. What more do you want from movie stars? What more do you expect? See this film. See it now. The Cinema Tweets guarantee has always been & will always be the following: spoiler free reviews. I refuse to break that rule here. All you really need to know about the plot is that Robert Pattinson & Zendaya meet in a coffee shop, fall in love, and decide to get married. The one hitch? Pattinson learns something new- and very important- about Zendaya’s past just days before their wedding. What that “something” is can only be learned from actually seeing the movie. I’m not going to break that seal for you right now. The power of the story here, without giving anything important away, is that it confronts you with the following question: how well do you actually know the person you might marry? Pattinson’s character thinks he knows all there is to know about the woman he’s about to walk down the aisle, but learning a key piece about Zendaya’s past now changes the calculus completely. But the initial plot-line opens up a lot of doors to subplots that make this film more & more interesting. How well does Pattinson actually know himself? Who is he to judge? Or maybe he’s just making excuses because he doesn’t want to embarrass himself by calling off the wedding? The whole idea here is that in learning about his fiancé’s complicated past, Pattinson’s entire state of mind is completely flipped upside down & he loses control. Which could not be more entertaining because it blends humor & actual emotional drama together so well. But suppose you put the story aside- which, I can’t emphasize enough, feels so totally original. The direction & filmmaking is also great. I thought both were also surprisingly refreshing. The editing in this movie stands out. Flashbacks are interwoven with the present moment in a way that keeps the plot moving forward. I thought the editing & the way in which the story was told felt extremely engaging. Some might complain that the editing here makes audiences aware that they’re watching a film. I never felt that. I thought the filmmaking & editing kept me on my toes and added to the suspense and unpredictably of the story. Then there’s Pattinson & Zendaya. They’re not necessarily the first two A-Listers I would pick to star opposite each other in a “romantic comedy” but their chemistry here is beyond strong. That’s because Pattinson & Zendaya both have strong individual comedic timing & they can both- despite their fame & incredible good looks- play relatable characters. Pattinson & Zendaya are totally believable as a young couple in love trying to figure each other out. Their shared insecurities of one another lead to a lot of real moments. Both actors give a lot of range here, which also calls upon their humor. I just really loved spending time with these two. People always complain that we don’t have movie stars or real rom-coms, but what else are you expecting from a film like this & its two lead actors? Do you really think Meg Ryan & Tom Hanks would do a better job of holding this film down than Pattinson & Zendaya? I don’t. These two exceeded my expectations and together delivered performances that made me actually feel something. With that said, I do have to add one criticism before I wrap this review. I felt like Alana Haim was totally miscast as Zendaya’s maid of honor. There was a real opportunity for a stand-out performance from Haim’s character. I don’t think she’s the right actor for this role & she’s my biggest criticism of this film. There are countless other actors who would’ve been better suited for this movie. At day’s end, The Drama impressed me. The story, the filmmaking…the acting. There are multiple reasons why I consider this movie a success, regardless of its box office numbers. This is but another strong entry for 2026.

@NYTimesPR you're a joke.

@wavruby saying "ENTIRE", "PLUS" like that as if G is anywhere near as gastronomically expansive and diverse as D is hilarious to me. the cuisines you named share a lot of the same origins/influences and so are much more similar to each other, relatively speaking. would get boring.

G and it's not even close you got southern food, tex mex, the ENTIRE CARIBBEAN, food from mainland Lat. Am. AND the Iberian peninsula PLUS all the Asian and African influences that come with these regions by default easy choice.

@NYTimesPR @sissenberg @nytimes jesus h christ.

@sissenberg @nytimes A correction will appear in tomorrow's print edition: "A headline with an article on Friday about President Trump’s threats to leave NATO misstated the full name of the body. It is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, not the North American Treaty Organization."

Does the @nytimes know what NATO stands for?

@SK__Tennis stop.

Rafael Nadal in his peak vs Carlos Alcaraz in his current form 🔥 If this happened at Roland Garros, who do you think will win? 👀🎾 #skt #rolandgarros

@rainstormblue I can't believe you can vote.

if you asked keir starmer this question he would genuinely reply with “no one”, just like he did when he was asked about his favourite book, poem, or if he had any childhood fears

@omgitsbrookiexo no, the line will not keep moving until black people, you just made that up. that is literally a logical fallacy. everybody (with sense) agrees that incestuous couples should not have kids, notice how that line doesn't randomly move to race?

it's hard for me to get behind the rhetoric that disabled people shouldn't have kids because where does the line stop? is it just people with physical disabilities? what about learning disabilities? the line will keep moving until they say black people/POC shouldn't have kids.