Union statement and Conde statement

This looks so good

oh naur, Letterboxd is down

"The organization, which represents the major film and TV studios, as well as major streaming platforms, argues in the letter that Instagram is trying to exploit the public’s trust in its ratings system for its own gain."

Mira Nair’s son is going to be mayor. The acclaimed filmmaker celebrated Zohran Mamdani’s historic win alongside stars like Hasan Piker, Cynthia Nixon, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Morgan Spector.

A sneak peek at the cover of next week’s issue, which celebrates Zohran Mamdani’s historic win. #NewYorkerCovers https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/451hFM

Wow wow wow wow

We need to talk about how badass the Virginia state seal is

*lily allen voice* i didn’t know it was a polling place

“The union representing writers at Teen Vogue is slamming the youth-focused publication’s merger with the Vogue website and raising concerns about impacts on staff diversity and political coverage.”

Oh nooo

OpenAI is hiring a Partner Manager, Entertainment to "build and nurture relationships with film and television studios"

It goes without saying, but this is just so galling.

Parked in a bike lane, to boot.

There was a line at my poll site on Saturday!

The best part of this new Lily Allen breakup album is all the subtle, IYKYK Carroll Gardens references.

Athletes and spectators from all over New York City and the world attended the 54th New York City Marathon on Sunday. Here are photos and videos from the big event. nyti.ms/3X60esj

Best day of the year #NYCMarathon

This weekend in New York feels like that Lady Gaga “Bus club, another club, another club” quote, but it’s “Halloween, World Series, early voting, NYC marathon…”

we did it, everyone. we posted through it, even when it was bittersweet

Just happy for all the MLB camera folks getting time and half

Netflix is reportedly looking into a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery www.theverge.com/news/811462/...

This feels like a game of Connections

this is so brutally lame

New Yorkers are built different, man

:(

An absolute king

Within Hollywood, David Ellison was considered a potential "savior" of Paramount. Now, as he pursues Warner Bros., many believe he's a problem... puck.news/the-david-el...

John Dickerson is leaving CBS News at the end of the year. 👀

@softpowervote.bsky.social also had a good breakdown of these ballot measures, and the move seems to be: vote "No" on 1-4 and "Yes" on 5 and 6.

"Double-digit loser" is a bar, tbh.

least favorite part of One Battle was when the government killed 1/3 of HAIM

More detail on @wgawest.bsky.social & @wgaeast.bsky.social saying they will work with regulators to oppose a Paramount Warner Bros merger, as we fucking should www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/bus...

Hoo boy, let's go... 🔥

The Life of a Showgirl

ah! very cool! marvelous!

Reminder that this construction wouldn’t be possible without the donations from these folks: www.cnn.com/2025/10/23/p...

Zohran's team airing a commercial during the Knick's game that looks like it was shot on film vs. Cuomo's team allegedly posting and then deleting some AI slop video is pretty symbolic.

When asked by Mandani what he would say to the women who alleged he sexually harassed them, Cuomo crashes out spectacularly. "If you want to be in government, then you have to be serious and mature," he says to Mamdani, accusing him of making "misstatements."

This NYC Mayoral debate is spicy 🔥

Love this thread 👇

Warner Bros. Discovery says it is exploring a potential sale of all or some of its media holdings, which include HBO and CNN.

[Yo Gotti voice] "It goes down in the DM"

Yikes, yikes, yikes.

Instagram is pretty awful these days, but Werner Herzog's account keeps me tethered to the app.

Culturally, we’ve all been in a state of “503 error” for a while. So this tracks.

I keep getting a 503 error for the Wall Street Journal's website. Seems like it's been down for a while. Assuming AWS outage issues?

"The divide between rich and poor is hardly new...[b]ut it has become more pronounced in recent months. Wealthier Americans...have continued to spend freely. Lower-income households — stung by persistent inflation and navigating a labor market that is losing momentum — are pulling back."