1. The d'Orsay will be the #1 for everyone who has been I suspect 2. Tate Modern, London 3. The Phillips Collection, DC 4. The Whitney (since the move to the Piano building downtown) Honorable mention to the Frick Collection and to the Royal Museum of Fine Arts/Magritte Museum in Brussels
Every once in a while it hits me that four years after his defeat, we still have Trump's appointees heading the Federal Reserve, the FBI and the Post Office
My partner and my dog are tentatively very excited that there won't be a Football Manager 25 until 2025. Tentatively because they think more of my attention is good, but honestly I can't blame them for not being sure
The normalization of this kind of blatant lying, where everyone knows the speaker is full of shit, but it has to be dutifully related to the public, is dully but utterly corrosive to society www.thecity.nyc/2024/10/08/m...
Some people just want to go on with their lives and it has nothing to do with sprawling corruption probes.
A review of a new TV show that sounds really good was reposted into my feed, and I really want to let the writer know that I was persuaded by his review to try the show I also really want to shame him for never once in his positive review, mentioning what channel or streaming service the show is on
Sure, you think the Cybertruck is ugly, but have you ever wondered how ugly it would be if it was blue?
So uh is there anyone left running the government of the largest city in the country?
It's almost as if the entire entertainment industry went on strike for half of 2023 in no small part because the studios simply refused to let anyone know how many people were watching the movies and TV shows they were working on!
I guess the Joker fans couldn’t relate to getting a girlfriend?
Spurs displays in the last ten minutes of games when they're down a goal have been really poor this season.