Spoiler alert?? #Oscars
They do know we're over time, right? #Oscars
What happened? Something happened... #Oscars
Am I correct: Neither Eric Dane nor James Van Der Beek were shown in the In Memoriam segment... #Oscars
This is the 7th tie in #Oscars history.
I really like this set and the art direction. #Oscars
Correction: Depict*
I'm glad they were able to bring depict that scene from #Sinners on stage. And the ballet in the end was perfect. I was hoping they'd put the camera on You Know Who, but alas. #Oscars
@jtwritergirl.bsky.social 👉Did you see this? This is free until March 18.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=obX-...
More people are living alone. In some cities, nearly half of all households are solo households.
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/12/r...
Imagine if a clue said:
"An ancient Greek city known for (not having) opulence gave us this word describing a person who enjoys ghetto things"
#Jeopardy
#Jeopardy just used "bougie" again. I don't get it. They wouldn't use the word "ghetto" or "uppity" in clues, so why use "bougie"?
This is the case for a lot of professions and AI.
As someone who only looks at the Super Bowl for the performances, it's amazing how every year, the media gets the performance schedule ridiculously wrong.
Typical.
Remember when everyone on social media, but me, had coveted Dall-E and ChatGPT invites?
I make one AI thing, and suddenly there is such a massive, visceral, mob-like, implacable hatred for all things generative AI. 🙄
#TheHousemaid Spoiler...
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However, at this point, knowing that in Hollywood "All Men Are Bad; All Men Are Dangerous" is the key to solving any woman-centered thriller/mystery with a random man in it.
Even though The Housemaid ultimately sccumbs to a now worn-out trope, the fact that half of the movie pretends to go a different direction redeems it...It does a good job of not making the trope too predictable, at least.
👀BB24 Joseph spotted randomly at the NYC mayoral inauguration... #bb27 #bb28
Reminder that "Bougie" has racial undertones. It was mostly used as a pejorative for black people (synonymous with saditty & uppity) before a rapper made it mainstream and people started using it to describe things and not just black people. Still, we should stop using it, especially on #Jeopardy
Re-posting
Skipping every other song on this Accuradio channel....
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So is Patti LuPone's "The Artist" just a more fictional Gilded Age version of The Cat's Meow (one of my favorite movies)?
That Abdin Cackle.
#TAR38
Not their taxi driver giving a team pep talk for the three of them! #TAR38 #TAR
#BB27
Wait...I'm just now seeing this:
www.instagram.com/p/DQibmoWDPKG/
So maybe...one day....?
The issue is now-outdated assumptions that newsrooms/editors have to address.
A few years ago this approach would have worked, but this FDA isn't your mom's FDA. Newsrooms have to factor in agenda from once authoritative sources.
News had a similar reckoning with police sourcing a few years ago.
I guess I'll get to re-post this every year for Thanksgiving
However....too bad there isn't an Oscar for Best Scene, because the As Long As You're Mine scene was perfect....
Is there a People's Choice for that? #Wicked
#Wicked Part 2 was ok, but Part 1 was much better.
I still stand by my hot take that they should have figured out a way to make it one film instead of two, and #ForGood's shortcoming shows why. It felt very much like an Act 2 that was all over the place and lacked the grounding #DefyingGravity had.
They try to discourage you by linking the feature to other common features like spellcheck and auto-categorizing your mail, but...oh well.... #gmail
Re: Google Privacy:
Just last week I had a packaged delivered and Gmail alerted me about the delivery details without my authorization. I found it creepy and turned off the "smart feature". That was before the AI news....
