every generation loves Rumours. it’s fucking Rumours

one thing I love about modern UI design is the lack of error messages. Ideally, the user should have no idea why their app is malfunctioning or what they can do to fix it. this is how a phone asserts dominance.

This is really worth reading. Without question one of the most insightful and tragic obituaries I’ve ever read.

Maureen O’Hara in “Miracle on 34th Street”: the original feminist killjoy

Layout is better on this one

Eel Facts:

A wistful Caturday.

Patronage politics

back to the matter at hand

Went to the disco on Sunday and copped off with Kevin.

We often speak of you.

Excellent response to THAT op-ed.

“You’re going to be disappointing other people or you’re going to be disappointing yourself. You have to choose.” — my partner to me today. Thought I’d mess yall up too. Thanks!

in honor of the reopening of the met breuer, sotheby's, its new tenant, let me write the introductory text on brutalism and its many afterlives www.sothebys.com/en/articles/...

The growing consensus on Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's order tonight: a horrible situation, handled strategically (from @stevevladeck.bsky.social) www.stevevladeck.com/p/190-snap-wtf

all the way to the supreme court so they can starve kids these fucking people

In a way, it was.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show begins today and closes Sunday, filling the Pennsylvania Convention Center with seemingly endless aisles of artists’ booths adorned with glass sculptures, colorful textiles, jewelry and more.

"The Dark Lady of DNA" was originally meant as an insult, but then she...discovered DNA, so. airandspace.si.edu/stories/edit...

Happy Pluribus Day! If you haven't already checked out Vince Gilligan's new sci-fi series and are curious if you should start, here's my review, with the bare minimum of detail regarding its very high concept:

We built a media company entirely out of this idea

My takeaway from Tuesday was that people largely trying not to die but okay

I'm unreasonably proud of the artwork choice on this post.

I strongly endorse this, mostly for women. Most men don’t have this imbalance. But just try it out! It’s very useful.

In the 1920s and 30s, there were plenty of anti-Zionist evangelicals who didn't think they needed or wanted Israel for Christ's return. That theology's probably going to make a comeback.

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This is Just to Say I have ruined the workplace with my very presence and which you were probably using for bro time Forgive me it’s like a Montessori preschool in here now

Quite a headline.

This one's nearly worth getting framed.

Did Women Ruin the Workplace

Look I get publishing a broad spectrum of opinions but I already fed them this morning

Pierrot, by Jean-Antoine Watteau, 1718-19, 📸 by @andyharnik

it does seem like there’s a major—though potentially fleeting—opportunity to invest in left-wing media. more than a million people in the most populous city in america just enthusiastically elected a democratic socialist and the world is watching. putting $$ towards left media rn is good business.

Sick story dude. I mean a Muslim democratic socialist just became mayor of NYC but I'm sure they were totally gonna make second rate Yale philosophy professors the number one target. Truly the most persecuted amongst us. God I hate this loser shit.

Not to be insufferable but he’s doing a whole biscuits thing on me right now.

When you wouldn’t hurt a ham sandwich (because you’re asleep)

“Babe can you get the door? I’m in the office working on the ancillary holiday tablescape.”

This series triggered a weekend of brilliance on Bluesky where we were all inventing names for lost Mitford sisters. My favorite was “Lunacy.”

Folks he’s the only one, do it

I helped make a film, out this week, called “Rovina’s Choice,” about the deaths this man without conscience or accountability has caused — already 600,000, ⅔ of them children.

good lord we've been busy

Oh wait, I didn’t realize it was female historians specifically who ruined the work place.

Oh man

Cool. What would you call the other wing then? www.nytimes.com/2025/11/03/u...