on the occasion of the new CARRIE I wrote about another King book about violence at a high school slate.com/culture/2026/10/st…
I reviewed mike flanagan's new CARRIE series, which is a little silly at times but pretty good!
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how can "relevance" be "overlooked," isn't that kind of the whole point
Pete Davidson thinks his “work and relevance” are “super overlooked” because of the personal life he lived in his 20s:
“What the f*ck do I have to do? And look, I get it — I’ve dated a lot of people. But so has everyone else! Everyone is f*cking everyone in this business! Everyone! And for some reason it’s zeroed in on me, and I can’t feel sorry for myself because I put myself in those situations, but everyone else is doing it. I was in my 20s. Am I not supposed to f*ck around and do drugs and have fun and be in Hollywood like everybody else? Sorry, everyone!”
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if you think POINT BREAK is a "good-bad movie" you should not be allowed to watch movies let alone write about them
journey playing a country music festival might be the most "post-genre" booking I have ever seen
Stagecoach, Coachella's country music sister festival, has revealed its 2027 lineup led by headliners Garth Brooks, Zach Top, and Riley Green, plus Willie Nelson, Kelly Clarkson, Journey, Shaboozey, Pitbull, Turnpike Troubadours, Charley Crockett, Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Fray, Dasha, Carín León, Matchbox Twenty, David Lee Roth, Buffalo Traffic Jam, Melissa Etheridge, Gretchen Wilson, Ingrid Andress, Stephen Wilson Jr., Stella Lefty, ERNEST, and more.
trying to think of who the funniest person would be to do a deranged nepo-baby take about. currently landed on nas
my daughters (3yo and 1.75yo) have dolly books that they love, even if they don't know who dolly is yet
Thinking right now about Lester Bangs' "Where Were You When Elvis Died?" one of my favorite things he ever wrote. We will never again agree on anything as we agreed on Dolly
RIP Dave Marsh, a writer who changed my life. a few years ago I wrote this about him slate.com/culture/2023/08/da…
you could make a case pretty easily that armstrong is the most important musician of the past several hundred years
went looking for that ebert "quote" people are arguing with, in part because it doesn't really sound like something he'd say. this is about as close as I could find, which is not really at all how the viral post represents it!
love this particular sports-media-speak tendency. "I can see a world..." that's just literally what would happen if the trade doesn't go through
"I can see a world in which Kawhi Leonard is back on the Clippers if this trade doesn't go through."
—@ramonashelburne on Kawhi's potential future with the looming NBA investigation


















