Another sign that the Bears are back

One of my favorite aspects of reporting this piece was all the gems of wisdom dropped by the filmmaking collective. In particular Michael Mann and pilot director Thomas Carter on how, technically, practically, a "dreamlike" feeling can be created. https://t.co/kiLJy3IwMx

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kamala IS brat

Chinatown: or how a real 1974 and a fictional 1937 created a timeless, troubling LA legend. @jessicakiang on the film at 50

All I’m saying T is if they’re gonna nominate Barbie for Best Picture they probably shoulda nominated some of them broads that was involved.

John Harbaugh no way😭😭 His locker room dancing is ELITE

Bill Belichick outside AT&T Stadium

Justin Fields gets ZERO calls….thats ridiculous. It’s happened time and time again. Squarely on the officials!

You're gonna force Justin Fields out of the game to get a concussion evaluation, and you STILL didn't call a late hit? Absolute bullshit. #Bears

Justin Fields slides and gets hit hard. Again. His head snapped back. No penalty.

Fields CONSISTENTLY not getting calls

Man — what a shot of Wembanyama getting Giannis at the summit by @marvpf of the San Antonio Express-News: https://t.co/M8CF2h3Vto

a thread of threads about PERIOD/HISTORICAL DIALECT

Having watched Saltburn last night, it's definitely a good movie; but *much* closer aligned to The Talented Mr. Ripley than I expected. It's wild and impressive, but not the same caliber. And I've read the Highsmith novel/studied the '99 film in some detail this year on my own 🤷‍♂️

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Bradley Cooper saw this and broke out in a cold sweat like Patrick Bateman at the sight of Paul Allen's business card

*giant inflatable Jon Hamm rounds corner* Macy's Day Parade announcer: And here he is, Madison Avenue's naughtiest advertiser Don Draper from the show Mad Men. That's his 8th old fashioned in his hand, save some for the rest of us Don. *high school marching band plays Zou Bisou*