So proud of my daughter. 🐢🥰 Here’s our full segment from #FallonTonight last night!

Thinking about the time @NerdHeather and I saw Alien on the big screen for the first time at the Arclight.

This MoviePass documentary is so disheartening. Two Black men created a revolutionary subscription service for the film industry from the ground up, just to get pushed out and replaced with an all-white board. Telling the founders “thank you for your services????” IKYMFL.

absolutely stacked

Drew Barrymore is a multigenerational nepo baby who was making money in movies before Quinta Brunson was even BORN and yet, Quinta has the compassion and good sense to take care of the people who helped make her show successful WITHOUT being a scab. Interesting!

So @NerdHeather and I came up with a good icebreaker in the vein of the fighting a 1 horse-sized duck/100 duck-sized horses question. Would you rather bite into an onion ring thinking it’s a donut or would you rather bite into a donut thinking it’s an onion ring?

So @NerdHeather showed me the high line last night and I’m once again furious at LA for dropping the ball yet again on having cool outdoor spaces. Why don’t we have a dozen of these things??? This is the coolest shit I’ve ever seen.

Showing off @NerdHeather’s BLACKPINK hat and raising a margarita toast to Jimmy Buffett a few nights ago ❤️❤️❤️

I’m not saying I’m on Sophie Turner’s side but I am saying Joe Jonas broke up with Taylor Swift in a 25 second phone call when she was 18 so maybe he’s not the best guy

Hey, #PodcastMovement! Stop by the Industry Stage @ 2:30 MT to hear Realm CEO Molly Barton on “Why You Should Bring Your IP to Fiction Podcasts” 🥳🎧 Discover why media giants are increasingly using fiction podcasts to extend their narratives and brands! #PM23 @PodcastMovement

An absolutely WILD game. 👏👏👏

some early morn podcast news: the fiction audio company Realm has acquired the kids podcasting company Pinna and is planning to take many of its shows outside the paywall bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

We did it joe! Excited for more awesomeness from our @RealmMedia team with these acquisitions 💪

Lucy Liu on the picket lines in NYC today #SAGAFTRAStrike View the full gallery here: bit.ly/3QiJNqm 📸 Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

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Christopher Nolan should direct BAR2IE and Greta Gerwig can direct 2 Oppen 2 Heimer

34 percent of Harvard students are white. 43 percent of those students are either legacies, children of faculty, kin of donors or a recruited athlete. 75 percent of them would not have gotten in if not for special status (National Bureau of Economic Research). But when in doubt, blame the Black people!

To be honest with you, it took me some time to gather my thoughts. After the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action today, I couldn't stop thinking about what this means for those in my generation. To the kid who came from a town where the fires of hate still ravage, whose first experience with a different point of view was in a classroom debate, whose views changed when they met a new friend that didn't look like them — affirmative action made a difference. To the child of immigrants whose parents came to this country with nothing but the clothes on their backs, who saw them work cold nights and through holiday dinners without complaint, whose motivation to keep going at 2 AM in the library is fueled by the sacrifices of all those who helped them get there – affirmative action made a difference. To the young girl from the concrete jungle whose first trip on an airplane is to her new college, whose neighborhood church uses her as an example for the school children in her community, who by the power of her acceptance turns someone's idea of impossible into something within their grasp — affirmative action made a difference. Of course, the question of who gets in and who does not will still extend beyond the question of who is the most 'qualified.' Some find their way to the cushioned seats of freshman orientation because their school gave them favor due to their parents having attended. Others get there because they went to a school where gifted and talented programs were offered to nourish their potential. Often, we don't ask whether these kids, born to circumstances they could not control, are truly qualified solely on their own merit. By no means am I faulting the parents of these kids; their parents are using every means necessary to give their children the best possible chance to succeed — I think we'd all do the same with the tools we have access to. But what about the kids with parents born with fewer tools in their toolbox? Is true equality really telling kids to touch the top of a ten-foot pole when some start with a nine-foot stepping stool? Affirmative action was not perfect; it did not solve every problem, write every wrong, but it extended the ladder of opportunity to many children without distinguished family names or sought-after zip codes. Time and time again, these children demonstrated that our strength lies in our diversity, not despite it. I am aware that many young people of my generation, vying for the same opportunities, are now uncertain about what the future holds — many of you are worried. I want you to know that we see you, we hear you, and we stand united with you. In times like these, it is crucial that we uplift one another amidst adversity. Today marks the beginning of another arduous battle to preserve the progress won by our ancestors — a fight I assure you we will win, no matter how long it takes.

The devil works hard, but @Barbie’s marketing team is INSANE Small visual thread of all their awesome work as of late:

i was today years old when i learned rocking chairs are gay!!!!!!