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for @beastobsessed, i wrote about the disappointing and meandering THE OLD GUARD 2, which abandons the queer romance that made the first film so revolutionary thedailybeast.com/obsessed/the-o…

too many sneaks to count. also NOPE is better than almost all of these

for @ebertvoices, i wrote about Edi Gathegi’s star-making performance as Mister Terrific in SUPERMAN—featuring words from Gathegi himself (!!!)—which after years of being failed by Hollywood, is a miracle of a role that finally allows the actor to shine. rogerebert.com/features/once-…

TIFF lineup so good i just started crying

end genre bias now!!!

they will remain the martyrs of modern television. their crimes? carrying the post-prestige era while mentally ill and biracial

damn i just clocked that YELLOWJACKETS and SQUID GAME, two previous emmy darlings, received 0 nominations this morning

What were the biggest snubs from this year’s #EMMY nominations?

i think it would be really hot and sexy if Emmy voters expanded their horizons and realized more than four shows are released per year

starting a prayer circle that after tomorrow i will get to call INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, DARK WINDS and INDUSTRY emmy nominated television shows

for @PasteMagazine, i wrote about how Old Man Yaoi is becoming a reality in modern television, with shows like SEVERANCE, MID-CENTURY MODERN and INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE slowly changing the landscape of on-screen queer representation. pastemagazine.com/tv/lgbtq/old-m…

edi gathegi was failed by every hollywood franchise he’s been in (TWILIGHT, X-MEN) but he steals the fucking show in SUPERMAN. need a mister terrific show immediately

very interesting considering the information that has been brought to light in the last hour

im sick

for @ebertvoices, i reviewed Lena Dunham’s TOO MUCH, a disarmingly tender examination of love and belonging in a world driven by hyper-individualism. it’s funny, sharp, and undeniably the best comedy of the year. both Stalter and Sharpe are incredible. rogerebert.com/reviews/too-mu…

one damning critique about Superman is that is easily James Gunn’s straightest film to date. sad!

just finished screeners for what is perhaps the best show of the year. television is alive and well