Andy Roddick

So. Many. Great. Albums. (Also, I’m old)

Aesop Rock, LABOR DAYS

Destroyer, STREETHAWK: A SEDUCTION

Four Tet, PAUSE

Low, THINGS WE LOST IN THE FIRE

The Microphones, THE GLOW PT. 2

Lyrics: Put one up for Shackle Me Not, clean Logic Pro-creation I did not invent the wheel, I was the crooked spoke adjacent While the triple-bers' lassos keep angels roped in the basement I walk the block with a halo on a stick, poking your patience Y'all catch a thirty-second flash visual Dirty cooperative med platoon Bloom, head-trip split ridiculous Fathom the splicing of first-generation fuck-up With trickle-down anti-hero smack (Kraken!) I pace my game for zero hour completion cretin, splash Duke of early retirement picket dream American Nightmare hogging the screen I'll hold the door open, so you can stumble in If you'd stop following me 'round the jungle gym Now it's "honor," and I spell it with the "H" I stole from "heritage"

Too 10 album of all time for me. And yes Daylight. Like this first verse is mind boggling

Ohhh hellllll yeah. I have a t shirt of this album. Aesop rock rules.

The pup. 📷 Minolta maxxum a7 and tri x. #believeinfilm

More iPhone icicle snaps

another end of the world is possible

Thanks @killgrove.bsky.social for the important PSA!

Icicles doing their thing this morning.

The clichés photos of politicians hard at work with a pen in hand…really needs to be retired. The worst.

Reminder that of all the people complicit in Epstein's crimes, the only person actually held accountable and sentenced was a woman. No men involved have yet to face consequences.

Narnia vibes

Lol, is this what they mean by dark academy? [verified] @academicblue.bsky.social

The director peers into the front seat of a car, where Bridges sits with his camera. Crew members in the background.

Jeff Bridges
Peter Bogdanovich, Lining Up a Shot, Texasville
1990
@eastmanmuseum.bsky.social

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A shot of the New York skyline, with a movie crane. The poster for the 42nd New York Film Festival, October 1st thu 17th, 2004.

A spectacular shot by Jeff Bridges from the set of The Fisher King became the poster for The New York Film Festival in 2004.

Williams on one side, telling jokes. On the left, a crowd of mental patients seem amused.

Jeff Bridges's marvellous panoramic photograph of Robin Williams riffing on the set of The Fisher King, 1991

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Bridges holds up his special camera

Mary Ellen Mark
Jeff Bridges with his Widelux F8, a panoramic camera
New York, 2003

Bridges has taken some great on-set photos with this wonderful device.

I have been pretty disappointed with my own efforts. Need more tries. Bridges here amazes. Sure there is an element of seeing famous people in their element, but his framing and composition with the widelux while using it as an everyday carry…terrific. I hope his re-release of the camera happens.

This book is blowing my mind. Jeff Bridges is an incredible photographer and what he does with a widelux camera is stunning. The environmental portraits especially… #believeinfilm

Photo of op-ed published in the Saturday newspaper.

Indigenous Archaeological sites in BC are not 'misfortunes'.

My op-ed about the again-delayed reforms to the Heritage Conservation Act looks to Japan for inspiration in protecting and caring for Indigenous archaeological places.

@uvicanthro.bsky.social
@uvicsocialsciences.bsky.social

Snapped a lot of sports in the last 24 hours.

Israel to end Doctors Without Borders work in Gaza Israel said Sunday it would end the work of Doctors Without Borders in Gaza after it failed to provide a list of its Palestinian staff.

Israel to end Doctors Without Borders work in Gaza

Catherine O’Hara didn’t steal scenes she just showed up and ownership automatically defaulted to her

This just came on during my watch of A Mighty Wind (on YouTube) and it made me sob. It’s a legitimately excellent song, and of course Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara fucking crush it.

A goose in York 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 📷Leica m2 #believeinfilm

How to start a moral revolution | CBC Radio Historian and author Rutger Bregman's 2025 BBC Reith Lectures titled Moral Revolution delves into the 'age of immorality.' He explores a growing trend for un-seriousness among elites, and asks how we ...

These lectures, on CBC Ideas by Rutger Bregman, are terrific. www.cbc.ca/radio/ideas/...