Reviewed the brilliant second season of Interview with the Vampire, a show that’s brave enough to ask the terrifying question “What if theater kids were immortal?”

you should be able to send steve kornacki sponsor gifts like in the hunger games

we have to protect the department of education so this becomes a DBQ

When someone asks me the time post daylight savings

https://t.co/gYK9AfY1Gc

casey mcquiston:

girl that’s michael myers

“why aren’t there any thanksgiving songs” i bet you feel real stupid rn

WSJ reports that the National Archives museum has removed references to Martin Luther King, Japanese internment, Native Americans, union organizers, and birth control, because presenting American history honestly would make Republicans uncomfortable https://t.co/CznEIKHGMh

mama a ghostface behind you

they should invent moments of feeling lost in your 20s that don’t include grad school applications calling to you like the willem dafoe green goblin mask

he would’ve loved the timothée chalamet lookalike contest

last week of the election

need to ride around town proclaiming that gaga is being weird again like i’m paul revere

“i hate gay halloween” ass show

Jane Schoenbrun is the first name that comes to mind when I think about any best-director lineup reflecting the brilliance and ingenuity of this year in cinema.

Outstanding Lead Performance Nominee: MARIANNE JEAN-BAPTISTE in HARD TRUTHS #thegothams2024