I think it’s okay to criticize stuff but comparing something actual human beings spent time and energy working on to AI, even as a joke, is gross and I don’t think we should normalize it.
people in brazilian funk scenes be doing the most creative, sophisticated and forward-thinking music out there and these guys keep indulging themselves in cheap nostalgia
wake up, it's 2026
reject spotify, reject algorithms
embrace soulseek, soundcloud and bandcamp
revolutionary music is still being dropped
you need to realize your algorithm isn’t the world; it’s just a narrow collection of things you’re predetermined to engage with
anything falling outside that will need to be actively sought out, and then you’ll need to advocate for its success cuz the platforms you use aren’t going to build community for you
Since I’ve been on a world tour, I hadn’t had the chance to watch it, but this morning, I finally got to see James Gunn’s “Superman.” It was good.
It was neither dark nor stylish, cool or even “super.” The perspective of the audience—the distance and elevation—is different from the “Superman” we used to LOOK UP (into the sky) to. This film gently observes the human being Clark Kent and Superman as one and approaches him from the same human perspective. It’s a heartwarming “human” film.
The movie itself wasn’t “punk,” but “Punkrocker” by Teddybears, with vocals by our very own Iggy Pop, played during the credits — that part was pure punk, and it was amazing.
Finally, a Superman flying scene where his hair actually flows in the wind—unlike the usual super-speed flights where it stays perfectly gelled, barely moving, like he’s in front of a table fan.
@JamesGunn is a GOAT.
Transformers One was pulled from 348 theatres on Friday.
It's coming down to the wire. DO NOT miss your opportunity to see this GENUINELY BREATHTAKING experience in Theatres!
#TFWeekend.