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Soft Power Alexander Skarsgård is a formidable presence in leather, but Pillion’s Harry Melling is the BDSM biker movie’s real lead.

went book shopping with harry melling www.vulture.com/article/harr...

can't wait for more house of the dragon, or, "what will olivia cooke get to frown about next"

love story feels so fundamentally evil to me but I am fascinated by whatever is going on with grace gummer's portrayal of caroline kennedy, a performance that asks, how much can you move your neck in any given scene

we really must not forget that emerald fennell was an incredible camilla parker-bowles

nature (network TV) is healing

she's really pretty incredible in it but not in a way where I was ever like "this show has a reason to exist"

"what if Alessandro Nivola played Calvin Klein?" is one of those dark genius ideas that Ryan Murphy lands on every once in a while that almost justifies everything else (Love Story is otherwise pretty boring)

it would be so fun to be, like, the 5th gay guy emerald fennell has ever met, she'd be so excited and intrigued by me!

You Don’t Have to Read Wuthering Heights Before Seeing Wuthering Heights The literacy crisis is real, but watching one horny movie adaptation without experiencing the source material is not a crime.

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can't escape a wuthering heights ad I keep getting on instagram where hong chau leans over during a press junket and goes "looking for galentine's day plans?"

"In a statement, the producers said, “The moment Galileo lifts his telescope to the sky and reshapes our understanding of the universe is one of history’s great turning points. Bringing that moment to the stage feels both thrilling and urgent. Though this story unfolds more than 400 years ago, its themes resonate with striking clarity today. We’re telling a story that captures the enduring tension between truth and power—and the courage required to stand by what you know is right, even when doing so comes at great cost. That kind of courage is the essential force on which human progress relies, and it is why Galileo—and those like him—are the ones who change the course of history.”

I get that the story of Galileo is about science denialism but it's very funny to say that your pop-rock musical about Galileo will literally challenge science denialism

going back in time simply to publish coverage of industry seson 1 with the headline "young, dumb, and full of funds"

you know how they remake random european dramas about bourgeois people having a party and hating each other in 15 languages and then finally in a random overstuffed sundance movie... they should do that in reverse with Ella McCay... send her to europe... make her governor of Lyon...

watched saltburn after years of just assuming I would probably get annoyed by saltburn and then did indeed get annoyed by saltburn... dead dove do not eat moment

Really mastering my imitation of Dua Lipa going "Milan... such a cool place"

High Spirits Has Just Enough Fizz It probably wouldn’t sustain a full-scale revival. But it’s perfect for the two-week Encores! series — especially with Andrea Martin.

Andrea Martin on a bicycle... Andrea Martin on a bicycle!! www.vulture.com/article/thea...

Everybody Loves Rishi Sagar Radia knew his Industry character could handle major storylines. So he asked the HBO series’ creators for more.

went bowling with Rishi (he won) www.vulture.com/article/saga...

adored Time Passes (for Ellen Brody), a witty, winsome mashup of Jaws and To the Lighthouse with a giant inflatable and Roomba for a housemaid, sadly finishing its run right now but be aware if its fin emerges ever again

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The Beauty proposing the insane idea that it's possible for Rebecca Hall, one of our most beautiful people, to turn into someone who is more beautiful??

watching a lot of seinfeld recently which hits differently in your thirties because every time elaine does something I'm like, yeah, sounds like something I'd do

oh this is an amazing point of reference!

Period films with sheep in them In progress. All films are set in the past and include sheep. Please see the notes for further details.

Loved this article! I have been compiling a Letterboxd list on this very subject for years 🥲🐑

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oh no in episode 2 they do this again but with Italian

an amazing part of the beauty is that Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall are both detectives who supposedly speak French and when they do she has great posh girl French and he stumbles through every line of dialogue

at a bakery in brooklyn that is out of baguettes and a woman came in and went "but you'll have another batch done before the storm, right? right???"

The Best Parts of Period Dramas Are the Sheep If they aren’t featured in your movie set in the British countryside, I don’t want it.

let's focus on what's really important in the cinema right now (there should be more movies with sheep) www.vulture.com/article/shee...

sentimental value not that good guys come on

keep getting confused between the events of the beckham-peltz wedding and the episode of ugly betty where victoria beckham keeps trying to steal attention from vanessa williams's wedding