Tiny Clanger

Had a dream my parents were trying to kill me because I was collaborating with some Beach Boys on additional lyrics for "Cabinessence". #dreams

Two coyotes trottin' around by Kaiser Mission Bay in San Francisco.

Very cute coyote squinting in the sun but also walking down the middle of a busy San Francisco street.

We got some coyotes prancing around Mission Bay this morning.

My favorite bus driver said "Eyyyy, there you are! Welcome back!!" when I boarded and it made me all 🥹

Shout-out to the chaps in line for the toilets after Tristwch y Fenywod in Sister Wives and Hällas tee shirts, respectively. I'll never see you again but I think of you both as my buds now.

Mood

A poster in Zohran Mamdani's style, with gold letters shadowed in red against a blue background, saying 'ZOHRA was Great in "Let's Scare Jessica to Death"' (referring to Zohra Lampert, who *was* great in "Let's Scare Jessica to Death" [1971])

While my train to Newcastle was stopped for a bit yesterday I got to observe a red kite gliding around, almost hovering in places. It was really special. I also saw rose-ringed parakeets (!) in London. #birds #birdupdate

Two movie theater tickets, held by a hand on the left, for Laura Mulvey in conversation and her film RIDDLES OF THE SPHINX.

Going balls out in London tonight

Last night's dream had me involved with some kind of artistic project called "Adios, Crumpatillos!" #dreams

I may not be the smartest, best-looking, or most successful broad out there, but at least I can say with absolute confidence that I will never be on a waiting list for a synthetic pubic hair thong.

Posting on Bluesky for the first time in almost a month to wonder aloud about a movie I will never see

I was in first grade. I remember thinking it was cool that Tiffany was the voice of Judy Jetson, and I liked the opening sequence, but on the whole, not that interesting. Maybe the first time in my life I was underwhelmed by a movie.

I was taken to see Jetsons: The Movie when it came out, and it made a sort of sense then that a Jetsons movie might exist. The show was still being played on TV, and my mom had watched it when she was a kid, so it was nostalgic while being somewhat current. That was 35 years ago.

Has anyone under the age of 30 ever seen The Jetsons

Dunno if it makes me kinda smart or pretty dumb that I assumed that Cass Sunstein book was about the Reagan-era defense plan.

I had a dream last night I was approved for a "Chase Sapphic Reserve" credit card. #dreams

Someone is clipping their fingernails on the train right now and surely there can be no worse omen at the beginning of the work week.

It's sweetheart day! The day I see my sweetheart.

✨ The countdown is on! ✨ Next Tuesday, Aug 26, the world premiere restoration of BLACK LIGHTNING lights up the Roxie Theater — the film’s first public screening in more than 100 years! 🎬🐾 It’s one night only — and you’re invited!

mmm vegetable flavor

MERYL STREEP

this is taking me out

one of those “in this house, we believe” signs but instead of all the text after that it just says “bus”. in this house, we believe bus

i fuckin love the bus

One thing I really like about the movie Weapons is now everyone's talking about how many hot dogs it's okay to eat in one sitting, and people seem to be agreeing that one is not enough ✊🏻

As end-of-empire scenarios go it is so much more dignified to get your capital city sacked by the Visigoths than to have a bunch of illiterate rich people in their 70s doing it through a series of incomprehensible tantrums because their brains were defeated by their phones.

I just arrived in Chicago (landed at 5.15am) after my second red eye in 8? days and I'm sat at the baggage carousel watching just one tiny yellow suitcase going around and around and somehow relating really hard to it

A dark tabby cat (part Maine Coon) looking upward in a house while her owner (not pictured) tries to pack a suitcase. The cat looks angelic.

You guys I just love my cat so much

I LOVE YOU DINAH 😭

Morocco (1930) Part of our series Wild, Weird, Wicked: Films from Before the Code! A cabaret singer (the sultry, irresistible Marlene Dietrich, in an iconic performance) and a Legionnaire (Gary Cooper) fall in love…

Back from a brief holiday and it occurs to me I should mention my next #precode at The Roxie: MOROCCO, starring our lord and savior Marlene Dietrich! August 6th, tickets at roxie.com/film/morocco... 🎩

A dense layer of fog at the horizon, with some clouds and wisps of fog around it, as seen from the air train at SFO. It's dusk.

I love it when the marine layer comes in and it's so level and solid and sharply-defined it looks like an iceberg, or the Wall from ASoIaF

Top weekend for quailspotting (not a euphemism).