Beverly Glenn-Copeland Drops Marvin Gaye Covers Amid ongoing health concerns, Beverly Glenn-Copeland's "light shines better than ever," nonetheless, and he's fittingly dropped a pair of

Beverly Glenn-Copeland Drops Marvin Gaye Covers

You NEED to go watch Ian McKellen deliver the spoken word section of Invisible Light in the Scissor Sisters set at Glastonbury NOW (at about 23:19 or so)

There’s always at least one!

I have done the same thing (delete and repost to edit). Earlier in the lifecycle of Bluesky they occasionally solicited feedback from users on the priorities for development of the platform. I can’t recall if editing is among them at this point, but will investigate

Even here on Bluesky?

Watch Zuck or Musk offer to buy it 🤦‍♂️

I haven’t seen a lot of discussion of control/centralization of social media, which must be a big part of this. (Also, I haven’t been avoiding news…) Aside from Meta & X channels, now both heavily influenced by US govt, TikTok was probably the next biggest media channel, and out of their control

No notes 💅

🖼️ @therealflydog.bsky.social

Sara Bareilles and Rufus Wainwright Perform "She Used to Be Mine" | Next at the Kennedy Center YouTube video by PBS

Can’t stop watching this beautiful duet. Teary-eyed every time.

youtu.be/JAZ1nfuluz0

Who knew that hopelessness and nihilism would become a coping strategy

Same. I think I’m okay at figuring out real vs. bot but the line is getting thin.

There are block lists you can subscribe to but they’re often very specific and you really need to trust the person making them (and hope they have a way to keep them up to date).

If you see this, post a concert pic/video you took

100% aligned 🥱😒😴

Rita MacNeil!!! 👏

This might explain a few things actually 🤔

Such beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing!

Moody painting of the water in Provincetown harbor with storm clouds looming.

Thinking of my friends in #Provincetown. "Storm Watch," oil on canvas, Anne Packard, late 20th Century.

🥰 I’m hardwired to respond to baked goods 🤪

The late Nichelle Nichols, who was Black, as Enterprise communications officer Lt. Uhura.

OTD in 1966, #StarTrek (the original series) debuted in the United States. For this #LGBTQ+ kid, its inclusive universe (not perfect, but a start!) helped save me from despair and fired up my imagination for a lifetime.

Welcome back!