My books looking at me as twitter burns to the ground

I hope I live long enough to see the fruits of Captcha's research into whether there can ever be consensus about which squares include traffic lights.

Please make Robert Moses the villain whose face melts

Truly glad I kicked in for the new season of MST3K, even if I’m a month behind on actually watching it

I’m absolutely gutted to read this Taylor Lorenz story about misogynistic online harassment from a TikToker against a student journalist who profiled him. Weaponized online harassment threatens press freedoms and poses an existential threat to democracy washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

Something comforting in that certainty that every single Stephen King character, no matter what era or dimension they're in, might at any time quote the old Alka Seltzer plop plop fizz fizz commercials or something

bloated idea: a "progress bar" at the top of an article goated idea: being able to highlight people's names throughout the article (e.g. "Mr. Schmidt") and having a pop-up with their initial descriptor (e.g. "a Brooklyn-based landlord") so you can easily remember who everyone is

Prince at Sam Goody in 1988

My interview with the one and only Jamie Lee Curtis. What a delight she is! vulture.com/article/jamie-…

Your occasional reminder that you can read Asimov’s or Fiyah or Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine or Lightspeed or Analog on your phone instead of this transphobic hellsite

I just learned that the ace French jazz label RogueArt has made some of its music available on Bandcamp. Several gems have been uploaded, incl. the excellent For the Love of Fire and Water by Myra Melford's Fire and Water Quintet rogueart1.bandcamp.com

only send me crypto if i can trade it for Kohls cash

The Best Of Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller 1944

Getting a peek