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07.03.2026 08:06
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It's too good.
WAKE UP BABE NEW MATIÈRES FÉCALES SHOW JUST DROPPED.
freakin get their asses, daryl hannah
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/06/o...
I am profoundly happy to be living in a time awash in loose-limbed weird fiction that fucks, kills, and eats.
I'm mad at how good Jane Flett's upcoming novel, WELCOME TO THE CHAOSKAMPF, is. Imagine an apocalypse so queer, sultry, and heat-soaked that you wrapped your arms around it and gave it a lush kiss.
Congrats!!!!!
So basically about eight months of Bezos’s, Zuckerberg’s, or Brin’s net worth or almost two years of Musk’s.
My university received a few years ago the promise of the largest single gift to a public university in U.S. history. It was equivalent to 12 hours of bombing Iran.
Don't get me wrong. I've also seen some unbelievably bad shows. Like, really bad.
You can see some incredible stuff if you're properly motivated.
I wrote about the first national book banning bill, which effectively seeks to erase trans people. At the end I include a link to let your reps know that you oppose this bill and all it stands for. lithub.com/why-we-must-...
My mom did costumes for the local Shakespeare festival, and she taught English. There was a lot of Shakespeare growing up, like being around a second language.
A single mother without a babysitter, my mom brought me to see Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet when I was, uh, five. So while I've been deeply familiar with it, it was never one of my faves.
I saw The Tempest with Patrick Stewart, and I saw Hamlet with Kevin Kline, and I saw MacBeth with Alan Cumming, and I saw Pedro Pascal in Much Ado, and I was lucky to live in NYC.
I mean, it explains A LOT
sestrah
This episode of Leah's Internet Thoughts felt pointed and human, and I urge you to take ten minutes to read it.
I love Much Ado
I was a roiling ball of feels, Alyssa
Sara is great, and I am looking forward to reading this!
I'm not saying that I was a messy, dramatic Tween but I am saying that I memorized multiple soliloquies from Hamlet and repeated them while idly picking the wild strawberries that grew in the cemetery by my family's house, so, IDK, maybe Hamlet?
So uh.
I've spent the last five years working on a book about grief, mourning, who is allowed to grieve and how, and where we go from here, and...
you can now preorder it!
truly egregious
The Norway Consumer Council is so on the ball with this! Absolutely love it vimeo.com/1168468796?f...
I know not everyone here loves high fashion as an art form, but for those who do, prepare to be delighted
Iris van Herpen continues to be incredible, as do other designers highlighted in this dazzling reel
(thanks @chelseagsummers.bsky.social for 👉 me to John Villa)
m.youtube.com/shorts/vDZgm...
I love it so much.
How to win in November
Good morning! Yes, this is he
a wall of posters for a NYC “Tax the Rich Campaign” by dreamfornyc.com one poster says “you should be able to make it here” with a picture of a bearded shop owner. another says “quality childcare should be less than a dollar slice” with a picture of a kid eating a slice of pizza
one the “New Yorkers Tax The Rich” campaign ads on a wall in Bushwick showing a person with long hair and glasses crouched in a small crowded apartment. the caption says “Michael Bloomberg has six yachts. You have six roommates. So why is Governor Hochul taking your healthcare instead of taxing him?”
reporting direct from NYC’s Commie Corridor 🫡
As they should