I'm always interested in what @edeggans.bsky.social has to say!

From "Black Rabbit" to "Stick," Gen X men on TV—and, tbh, real life—are in the throes of a midlife crisis specific to an '80s kid. So I talked to @mctelevision.bsky.social and more about it all heywhatevernevermind.substack.com/p/tv-gen-x-m...

Confession: I always like a movie with a hot Callum Turner, but especially excited for this one (and so happy to know it's Richard-approved!)

JUSTICE FOR DUSTER!!

For all the #duster fans out there... *sob* ... at least I got to talk to Dayna Pink about Josh Holloway's excellent '70s costumes (and he shared his favorites) #saveduster! open.substack.com/pub/heywhate...

I'm heartbroken

lol and you did give me the kicker quote! Thank you for the interview and sharing!

heywhatevernevermind.substack.com/p/80s-tv-sho...
Despite not having watched many of the recent series @fawnianewyork.bsky.social mentions in this interesting piece on how they borrow from comfort '80s TV, she and I did get to chat about some of my faves like The Golden Girls and Murder, She Wrote

I had lots of fun speaking with intrepid journalists @candicefrederick.bsky.social @allyourscreens.bsky.social for my investigation (har har) into how comfy shows, like High Potential + Matlock, hark back to '80s faves (Murder She Wrote, anyone? And I greatly enjoyed making this murder board ⬇️)

I know, right? Like I wanted to pitch something but I need to know what to pitch🤷‍♀️

Yup! I give up

Yup

Hulu ruining the Oscars is really poetic coming after Sean Baker’s speech about streaming services killing the movies

Gen X mourns.

seriously wft

Happy Oscars! Here's my interview with Demi Moore's longtime stylist Brad Goreski on how they threaded The Substance theme through all her stunning looks through to her "Elisabeth's Final Sparkle" Oscars gown ✨ www.vanityfair.com/style/story/...

This interview is so fun (and throwing "sucked off" casually into conversation will never not be funny to me)

I love reading Candice’s work! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

🔥🔥🔥

I truly do not know how Tom Broecker does this every week — love this detailed look behind the scenes 🙌

There are families who will never be able to come back from this devastation, and many of them were in generational homes, passed down from people who bought homes in the 1970sand 80's in Altadena. All of the fires are a tragedy, but especially for those who don't have the resources to rebuild.

These extraordinary photos of the LA fires have been shared widely on social media, often without crediting the photographer.

These are all the work of Ethan Swope, an LA-based photojournalist working for AP.

You can follow his remarkable reporting here👇
www.instagram.com/ethanswopeph...

same

Lol not much has changed. This is early-BBBs era!