David at tribal council (REPOST FROM REDDIT... with permission)

We had the honor of hosting The New Yorker writer Ian Frazier at the clinic, and the result is a thorough, compassionate treatment of one of our favorite topics: pigeon feet! “I hate how pigeons get stuff stuck on their feet.” Right there with you, sir.

honestly i love this season of survivor. for me it's one of the best. i've laughed so hard, i've cried several times, i love all these fucking people!!!!

"The animals who are currently suffering in factory farms don't care that you are this purist vegan who checks every little product. They want you to achieve policy victories, have power, and change the system." Couldn't agree more with Rutger Bregman!

✨GOT FUN BETRALE✨

Slaughterhouse workers often develop PTSD, and violent anti-social behaviour. They see panicking helpless animals, blood, and death. On repeat, every day. They put animals through hell, and we put them both through hell when we buy meat at the store.

We used to have this on our TV sets youtube.com/watch?v=pkF8B6…

This is one of those before/after hinge moments in human history. There should be ticker tape parades and church bells ringing everywhere. nytimes.com/2025/05/15/hea…

“I could not be less of a pageant person,” Lane says with a laugh as she points to her own getup, which includes some hastily applied lipstick and a T-shirt. 🤣variety.com/2025/film/news… via @variety

"So many sequins!" Penny Lane talks w/ Lauren Wissot about her Tribeca-premiering WIP series (and market title), "Mrs. America." Contains a succinct breakdown of how making reality TV differs from observation docs. filmmakermagazine.com/130920-so-many…

A few tickets remain for tomorrow night's screening! NYC come through!! tribecafilm.com/films/mrs-amer…

Pleased to report that the overlap b/w people who loved HAIL SATAN and people who love MRS. AMERICA is even bigger than I'd hoped lol

IFC Center DOC NYC Saw Spirited Away on January 11th 2012, met someone in line while waiting to be let in to the 2nd floor theater. Proposed via the marquee exactly 10 years later to the day (thanks again for making that happen!). Whee!

Huge congrats and sayonara for Scott Macauley who accomplished so much of value for THIRTY-THREE years with this magazine. He made it look easy and I'm sure it was anything but. Onward Scott! xx