Kelly McClure

In "Industry," queerness is capital The gripping HBO drama is gayer than ever, but don't expect its backstabbing characters to make a fuss about it.

"In a show where sex and capital are so intertwined, true intimacy has become the most precious, powerful currency." @colemanjspilde.bsky.social said what he said about the convenient queerness of HBO's "Industry," which ends its 4th season tonight!

Facebook memories is usually the swamp of sadness, but the other day it resurfaced the memory of a night I paused Dateline or whatever to write a poem about Marie Antoinette in notes app.

Went to see Wuthering Heights and during the bit of silence before the credits rolled, all you could hear was the reclining seats of me and the lady sitting next to me slowly being lowered. We laughed.

Neighborhood Facebook group is lively today.

It will always be embarrassing how hostile Bluesky is to pop culture discourse.
If Twitter was still Twitter, Industry is all we'd be talking about on Mondays and Tuesdays. The live-tweeting would be Succession-level great.

Best show on TV right now and I am frustrated daily that it’s not, like, the talk of the town. I’m rooting for Calabasas.

My dog has hundreds of dollars worth of toys in this house and she’s carrying a piece of a box from room to room. Currently sleeping with it on the couch.

THREE CHORDS AND BLESSED NOISE “THREE CHORDS AND BLESSED NOISE” Patti Smith & Her Band Horses 50th Anniversary Chicago | New York City | Boston November 2025 a tour chronicle...

happy mardi gras. if you're looking for a gift for your special someone, perhaps an independently published chapbook about patti smith performing horses live for its 50th anniversary? jukeboxgraduate.bigcartel.com/product/thre...

"Harold and Maude" taught me to not fear dying Bud Cort's death is a reminder to live the best you can, while you can.

“What “Harold and Maude” taught me most is that it’s perfectly OK to be fascinated with death, so long as it helps you to appreciate everything that comes before it, because they go hand in hand, and a life lived fully makes death nothing to fear at all,” @wolfievibes.bsky.social writes.

"Harold and Maude" taught me to not fear dying Bud Cort's death is a reminder to live the best you can, while you can.

Very “like I wouldn’t” coded essay from me to put the respect on Harold and Maude’s names that they deserve.

Just wrote almost 3,000 words about "Harold and Maude" and, you know what, I could have written more!

Wish I could tell high school me that I just followed the vampire Lestat on Spotify.

How the FDA fueled a menopause panic Decades ago, women were told hormone replacement therapy would kill them. Now, there's a movement to demand justice.

Several months back, I wrote about ADHD and menopause, and among the people who contacted me was @aliciajrose.bsky.social. She told me two alarming things: one, that my brain was eating itself, and two, that women have been lied to about HRT for two decades. She’s making a movie/a movement about it

How the FDA fueled a menopause panic Decades ago, women were told hormone replacement therapy would kill them. Now, there's a movement to demand justice.

Absolutely outrageous that women are still being gaslit by poorly-trained doctors about perimenopause and its available and safe treatments. www.salon.com/2026/02/11/h...

I truly think that one of the main reasons why I never seriously considered men as an option is that no one had a chance of coming close to my ideal, Harold.

"First principles, Clarice. Simplicity. Read Marcus Aurelius. Of each particular thing ask: what is it in itself? What is its nature?

What does he do, this Bad Bunny you seek?"

Imagine that you work and train for years to make the U.S. Olympic team and you’re in freaking Italy with your crew looking fresh to death and somehow you’re sharing the spotlight with an internet troll best known for fucking a couch

"A Mighty Wind" is Catherine O'Hara's emotional tightrope act The actor's singular balance of absurdity and sincerity defined Christopher Guest's mockumentaries.

The actor's singular balance of absurdity and sincerity defined Christopher Guest's mockumentaries.

Annual swamp party for Dracula’s 7th birthday. Not pictured: Baby turtles and the goose that made her want to go home.

would sincerely like never to post one of these again. (and solidarity w our union siblings)

I'm wearing my Yellowjackets jacket and ready for the final season.

Count me in!

This morning, thrilled to feel how nice it was outside when I took the dog out, a HUGE crane flew right over our heads and I went, “WOW.”
- A poem

Two loud girls having a discussion about urinary tract infections just locked their bikes to the front of my house.

Braved the cold to go see Jodie Foster speak French and I’m the only one in the theater. What’s everyone else seeing? “Melania?”

Accidentally posted this to the bad place and deleted it there to post here. I'm putting my all into this to that degree.

Yogurt and granola is just elevated oatmeal. Why does this seem so profound to me right now? I'm really thinking about it.

Dangerous modern art will never be the same.

So completely heartbroken about the passing of the absolutely iconic Catherine O’Hara. Thank you for a lifetime of laughs and unmatched character work.

The ONLY reason I have to smile today is that I know somewhere up there John Candy is about to give you the biggest hug ever. #RIP