Marisa LaScala

Saja boy demon and derpy furblets (yes those words make sense strung together in that order)

One-eyed minion furblet

Lest you think there are no KPop Demon Hunters or Minions Furblets...

Furby Furblets themed to 4th of July, Easter, grogu

So many Furblets!

Best Movies of 2025: A SportsAlcohol.com Podcast SportsAlcohol.com's long-awaited staff list of the best movies of 2025 is here! In podcast countdown form!

The SportsAlcohol podcast counting down the 15 best movies of '25 with @martogo.bsky.social @sbmorrison.bsky.social @moviemanifesto.bsky.social @nwharton.bsky.social PLUS our Letterboxd-only pals Sara from Crooked Marquee and Becca ex-AV Club ... it's out now! www.sportsalcohol.com/the-sportsal...

A fuzzy swablu keychain

Someone buy me this Swablu!

Good question!

My Toy Fair badge with a purple 3D heart on it.

Day 2, and grateful for the Horizon Group for giving me a heart-shaped Sticky Charm for my name badge!

The Squishables pigeon (big, soft, cute)

Went to Toy Fair today and found a new friend.

Wuthering Heights is a movie about the lengths a woman would go to in order to not feel cold.

I'm a Lifelong Star Wars Fan, and I Want All the New Grogu Toys Coming Out This Year If you're looking for cuteness, this is the way.

I also got to check out a bunch of the new toys coming out for 'The Mandalorian and Grogu.'
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Din Djarin, Din Grogu, and me

Got to meet a couple of Mandalorians today. #ThisIsTheWay

Maybe it's more like most of the time I just drop regular Advil but every once in a while I drop the rare Cold & Sinus (the good stuff, though, from behind the counter—immediate HP replenishment).

I Hunted for Plushies as Cute as Team Poland’s Pierogi Mascot—Here’s What I Found One can never have too many stuffies.

Always using my journalistic skills to report out the tough stories.
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My loot drop when you defeat me would be:
-Advil Cold & Sinus

Screenshot of a Wall Street Journal article titled "The Big Money in Today’s Economy Is Going to Capital, Not Labor." Two charts show trends since 1980: corporate profits rising as a share of gross domestic income, while labor compensation steadily declines.

The Wall Street Journal just illustrated the core argument of my book: a system rigged to reward capital over labor is one in which even full-time work no longer secures the most basic material needs.

This is the economic order that produces the "working homeless."

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I watched this because @feegrowsinbk.bsky.social told me to after she saw France skating to Daft Punk. This is WILD. Of all the songs to plagiarize!

I'll bite:
One Battle After Another
Sinners
Marty Supreme
Bugonia
Frankenstein
Train Dreams
The Secret Agent
Sentimental Value
Hamnet
F1

And Nosferatu should have gotten what Frankenstein has.

Bad Bunny did a variation of the Spike Lee double dolly shot live so you’re now legally required to give this a five star on Letterboxd!!!!

Not ME the bell is tolling for.

E and I have confirmed that it's "video-a-round," not "video round."

I don't think as a society we are talking enough about Rizzo singing "Blinding Lights."

Hundreds of Hearst union members rallying in NYC

Hearst Union members with fair contract and related slogan signs in front of the Ann Arbor, MI office

Hearst Union members with fair contract and related signs in front of the Birmingham, AL office

Hearst Union members with fair contract and related slogan signs in front of the Los Angeles, CA office

Hundreds of our @hearstunion.bsky.social members stood together today by walking out in support of a fair contact. NYC, LA, Birmingham, Ann Arbor and Easton all have one demand: FAIR CONTRACT NOW!

Thank you to @jumaane.bsky.social @nyclabor.bsky.social and @afm-union.bsky.social for joining us!

Hearst Magazines Union Stages Walkout After WGA East Contract Expires The action follows stalled talks over pay increases, return-to-office requirements and a lack of AI protections

"Last week, the WGAE announced that 85% of the Hearst Magazines Union bargaining unit signed a strike pledge. The union also said more than 2,200 union members and supporters sent letters to Hearst management urging the company to reach an agreement before the contract expiration."

Punxsutawney Phil and Staten Island Chuck both say winter. The prehogs agree; neither is the minority report. But it doesn't really take a genius to make a prediction this time around, eh? 🥶

'measles outbreak at the child prison' seems entirely avoidable, it's really the kind of thing that only happens if you do several unthinkably evil things on purpose all at once

My sister and I rented this movie when we were kids because our video store mis-filed it as a kid's movie. After we returned it, they moved and Sharpied "Not for kids!" across the front, but my sister and I kept renting it and renting it. 🖤

Perfectly rectangular February

Never mind the jobs you had, tell me five classes you took in college:
1. Chaos (my worst grade, lol)
2. History of World Cinema (both pre- and post-WWII)
3. American Crime Story
4. Mesopotamia
5. Elements of Fiction Writing (with prof @alexanderchee.bsky.social!)

I just asked him that. He was at 34th, and the same conversation with a different group of people. 😆

There's a Freddie Lounds gif for everything!

Our contract expires TOMORROW. While 85% of members signed pledging their willingness to strike, we accepted 3 additional dates at the bargaining table to give Hearst ONE last chance to negotiate fairly. ⏰