Dear the rest of the world.
Do what ever is necessary.
Boycott us. Kick us out of the Olympics. Move the World Cup this year. Or anything else you think will end this.
Help.
Zara Larsson via Instagram story:
“I love immigrants
I love criminals
I love trans people
I love abortions
I love queers
I love slutty women
I love contraception
I love welfare
I love socialism
I fucking hate ICE”
The Hulu app is getting deactivated on Switch... Hulu is the only streaming service I have and the Switch is the only way I access it (since my "smart TV" is too old)... so basically no more TV for me LOL
🚨 BREAKING: A warning from Kamala Harris in 2024 is resurfacing and gaining attention; she said President Trump intends to use the military against American citizens if necessary.
She was SO RIGHT!
@SFMagicMountain So I purchased the prestige membership about two months ago and I was wondering, since I couldn't find any benefits on the six flags app, if I have and can use a free bring a friend this year? Also, if I don't use that benefit this year, can I still in 2026?
Netflix CEOs defend buying Warner Bros. and double down on keeping WB movies in theaters:
"We see this as a win for the entertainment industry, not the end of it. This deal is about growth: Warner Bros. brings businesses and capabilities we don’t have, so there’s no overlap or studio closures. We’re strengthening one of Hollywood’s most iconic studios, supporting jobs, and ensuring a healthy future for film and TV production,” CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters wrote in a memo to employees.
“Theatrical is an important part of [the Warner Bros.] business and legacy, and we don’t want to change what makes Warner Bros. so valuable. If this deal had happened two years ago, hits like ‘Minecraft’ and ‘Superman’ would still have premiered on the big screen as they did — and that’s how we plan to keep it, We haven’t prioritized theatrical in the past because that wasn’t our business at Netflix. When this deal closes, we will be in that business.”
Read more here: variety.com/2025/tv/news/n…
@Variety They should just leave whatever they're buying alone so WB can continue to release movies theatrically as normal and on physical media, and of course they own it all and it makes them money.
Netflix has entered exclusive talks with Warner Bros. Discovery to acquire the company’s film and television studio, as well as the HBO Max streaming service, Variety confirms.
The development comes after a weeks-long bidding war for the assets at Warner Bros. Discovery between Netflix and rivals Paramount Skydance and Comcast.
variety.com/2025/biz/news/…