I need to watch this immediately

MEET JOE BLACK is a near masterpiece and should have been nominated for Best Picture

Can’t wait to hear what you think of it

A Night In Heaven - 1983 - [Trailer] YouTube video by Generation X

S/O to @truggeri.bsky.social, who has put this incredible looking motion picture on my radar - why yes, I am the target audience for a proto-MAGIC MIKE co-written by Joan Tewkesbury with a bitchin' new wave soundtrack!!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hx7P...

imagine telling Bette Davis someone would follow up an Oscar with a Turbotax commercial

David Zaslav Cashing In Over $100 Million Of Warner Bros Discovery Stock; Other Top Execs Also Sell Warner Bros. Discovery chief executive David Zaslav is selling stock in the company worth north of $114 million.

The most disgusting combination of self-enrichment and failed management in the history of the entertainment business. deadline.com/2026/03/davi...

The entire millennial identity is being prepared and groomed for a version of the world that stopped existing by the time we reached it

we slammed into a horizon painted on a brick wall like fucking looney tunes

I doubt this has happened before: 11 of this weekend's top 15 movies were made independently, inc. 4 of the top 5. There is nothing holding down overall grosses and attendance more than the fact that studios have forgotten how to do what they used to do, which is to fill the pipeline with movies.

current Oscar nominee Elle Fanning in a mayonnaise commercial is how you know the entertainment industry is kinda fucked

this is pathetic - resign

For context, this was ten days ago on Newsom’s podcast while interviewing Ben Shapiro.

just gonna leave this here… ten days ago:

Tomorrow's front page of the Minnesota Star Tribune: Jan. 24, 2026

A revelatory watch when I rented the VHS before I should have been allowed to!

I’m seeing Pearlie Mae, Laura Branigan, and the children’s cast of Annie

Couldn’t agree more, and Everett Blunck is equally fantastic in GRIFFIN IN SUMMER - streaming on Hulu now

a very sweet and emotional Q&A with Nancy Meyers in which she casually dropped that her next film is greenlit and shooting in May

here to pay tribute to Amy Madigan, who deserves the world

Just in case any journalist or editor reading this is tempted to minimize Trump's Reiner post because it's a "showbiz thing" and "real" stories are happening: No. It's a President thing and a decency thing, and if you don't understand that those things are newsworthy, you are failing in your duties.

a must read on Rob Reiner’s instrumental role in overturning Prop. 8 and protecting marriage rights for LGBTQ+ couples: www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/bus...

An all-time traumatic holiday film! I still have the VHS

I love Forget Paris too!

without Rob Reiner’s Castle Rock production company we wouldn’t have:

City Slickers, Honeymoon in Vegas, In the Line of Fire, The Shawshank Redemption, Before Sunrise, Dolores Claiborne, Lone Star, Waiting for Guffman, and more - in a six-year period alone

Rob Reiner filmography between 1984 and 1992, which includes This Is Spinal Tap, The Sure Thing, Stand By Me, The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally, Misery and A Few Good Men.

This has to be one of the greatest runs any director has ever experienced.

This gas station is notoriously expensive but still over $4 here!

did the #EllaMcCayChallenge

Americans, of course, are famous for not using cars

The world’s largest streaming company swallowing one of its biggest competitors is what antitrust laws were designed to prevent. The outcome would eliminate jobs, push down wages, worsen conditions for all entertainment workers, raise prices for consumers, and reduce the volume and diversity of content for all viewers. Industry workers along with the public are already impacted by only a few powerful companies maintaining tight control over what consumers can watch on television, on streaming, and in theaters. This merger must be blocked.

Joint Statement of the Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Netflix.

All media mergers end up hurting writers, actors, directors, and everyone else who works in the industry. Executives, assistants, caterers, teamsters, everyone. Fewer companies means fewer jobs, period.