Matt Blankman

Forsyth always underrated. The man just gets people.

Good band, IMO

chopstick pouch labeled JFC International Inc

if i owned this brand name, i'd be monetizing it so much harder than they are.

R.I.P. Robert Duvall: Great in the movies you already know, and great in some you may not have seen Here we present five Duvall deep cuts — pictures that didn’t get cited in detail in the mainstream obits.

In which I recommend some Robert Duvall deep cuts: decider.com/2026/02/17/r...

What? That can't be right. Haven't they seen the president's plans for his special golden ballroom?

I have nothing to do today, it’s cold out, there’s Olympic curling on TV. I like how things are shaping up!

I am not exaggerating when I say Catherine O'Hara was one of the finest actors alive.

Remembering Catherine O’Hara: On 'SCTV' and elsewhere, when she was on screen no one was funnier We were lucky to be able to experience her talent.

Some thoughts on one of the greatest to ever do it: decider.com/2026/01/31/r...

Hmm Cold War espionage is my jam, as the millennials say

Hey what’s new with you? Haven’t seen ya around

Some of Willy Spiller’s photographs of New York City’s subway system in the 1970s.

YouTube video by Rob Wasserman - Topic Easy Answers

another weir obscurity: the 1994 studio version of "easy answers" featuring neil young, who didn't get a songwriting credit but wrote the "shut your eyes..." verse, making it the only hunter/young collaboration. youtu.be/X4vxyTphyRs

deeply missing silberman & thoughts on the dead & croz & a bunch of other heads right now.

R. Hunter reaches for lines like this a number of times in the canon and doesn't always land flush, but that is exactly the line that hits for me, reflecting on Weir's contribution to American music, and to my life, and how lucky we who were here for it are. 1/4

Bob Weir loved music and gave his entire life to it. 78's a good age, though from where I'm at now it doesn't sound like enough. But he left something behind that will never stop giving people pleasure and comfort. That's a legacy to cherish. You stayed 61 years on the road, Bob Weir. Rest now. 4/4

“Tonight’s episode: Bob invites Ron Wood to dinner. Walter Yetnikoff stops by.”

Bob Weir photographed by Linda McCartney, San Francisco, 1967.

Bobby Weir, perched in a window

safe travels to bobby weir in the greater weirdness.

RIP Bobby

Aww man, RIP Bob Weir. Thanks for all the music and all it means to me and so many like me. Godspeed, sir.

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead Guitarist, Dies at 78 Singer-songwriter-guitarist Bob Weir, a cornerstone of the Grateful Dead and the band’s many latter-day offshoots, has died

Farewell to the great Bob Weir, a founding member of the Grateful Dead who kept the long, strange trip rolling long after the death of Jerry Garcia. variety.com/2026/music/n...

“It’s delicious!”

Opinion | Martin Scorsese: ‘Rob Reiner Was My Friend’

I've seen this going around today and it's beautiful, so here's a gift link.

If Vince Guaraldi had known the actual A Charlie Brown Christmas assignment: "Compose iconic score that people will love forever," he could have been intimidated. Instead, "Write music for weird show CBS might not even air" probably freed him up to do his best work.

Sammy Maudlin wishing you Season’s Greetings

And we loved it

Those can hide it behind fruit flavor. The flavor of Frosted Flakes is: sugar!

“Man is a sexual being.”

The last time I had some I was shocked at just how sugary it was.

Phil Ochs. That’s it, that’s the post.