Yep! Finding a person to do it is the hardest part

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Post a 10-year-old picture of yourself

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 This shit ain't normal. PERIOD

Any standouts?

Facts on facts on facts. The worst thing that has happened to me in downtown Louisville is a parking ticket

ICE detains local teen despite legal authorization to be in U.S. - Bowling Green Daily News DAVID MAMARIL HOROWITZ david.horowitz@bgdailynews.com U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement seized and detained a local teenager in Bowling Green who has legal authorization to be in the country, a...

ICE detains local Bowling Green, KY teen despite legal authorization to be in U.S., according to the school he just graduated from.

Be gay, stay inside for Pride Month Here's some LGBTQ pop culture recommendations for the queer homebodies

🗣️ Siri, play Your Makeup is Terrible by Alaska Thunderfuck

New blogletter with queer media recommendations out now 🌈🌈🌈

Thank you!

GASP! Greg, what an honor!

This world seems WILD

I'm hyperfixated on me and The Golden Girls Plus, more obsessions for the week of May 26, 2025

Friends, I contributed to an upcoming book about my favorite show! Learn more about The Golden Girls: Tales from the Lanai (and preorder your copy!) in this week’s blogletter

Oof

There are a couple of jump scares, but other than that, it’s just foreboding, if that makes sense

Sinners is a masterpiece. Period. Writer/director Ryan Coogler continues his cinematic exploration of death and the ancestors (mostly spoiler free)

It took me WEEKS to figure out what I wanted to say about the movie Sinners. But after I climbed back into Ryan Coogler’s filmography, I found some recurring themes that Sinners elevates

Dixie Demuth pushed bounds of bartending. Now, Louisville cements her legacy. When Dixie Sherman Demuth first opened her bar, women weren’t allowed to sit at the bar, much less bartend.

Dixie Demuth's bar was shut down by Louisville officials in 1968 for breaking state laws: Having a woman bartend, and having a female customer served drinks. Her legal fight overturned the law, which is now being commemorated with a historical marker downtown. From @breyakjones.bsky.social

What are we mixing it with?

This might be sacrilegious for a girl from Kentucky, BUT… anyone have recommendations for nonalcoholic substitutions for bourbon or rye?

A trip to Ulta and a smoothie could truly heal my spirit right now

Queer Kentucky, UK launch interactive data dashboard featuring experiences of 3,000+ LGBTQ+ Kentuckians - Queer Kentucky Curious about what is important to LGBTQ+ Kentuckians? Check out this groundbreaking survey.

Collecting LGBTQ+ data is of the utmost importance during the current political climate in America. Check out what we learned. queerkentucky.com/queer-kentuc...

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I’ve done zero Derby-related activities this month and I’m just kinda like

Did Lexington PD respond? If so, I’d put in a request for all
The same stuff you asked of UK. I’d also ask for 911 call recordings about the event. Maybe commonwealth’s attorney?

Hey! What are you doing right now? NOT IMPORTANT GO SEE SINNERS THANK ME LATER

Will someone explain to me why Ed Harris’ wig didn’t receive a best supporting actor nomination for its work in Love Lies Bleeding?

I do see color: Casting a Black White Lotus Let's Electric Slide down to a lush locale with a high body count

Time for some dream casting! My picks for a Black White Lotus

OOP

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Y'all, Matlock was such a good season of television. This felt very old school with its 20+ (!) episodes, cases of the week and surprises at every turn. HIGHLY recommend

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