Bryan Ramirez 🧢

Straight Edge Hopeless Romantic.

[Bryan Ramirez 🧢 @DoctorDerpy23]

#NES #NintendoSwitch

[Bryan Ramirez 🧢 @DoctorDerpy23]

@brotherday1980 @RinoTheBouncer Lol such big knowledge brain.

[Variety @Variety]

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has approved several new rules ahead of the 99th #Oscars in 2027:

• Performers can now receive multiple nominations in the same category

• Screenplays must be human-written to qualify

• Multiple films from the same country can now compete for Best International Feature

https://t.co/JN7s4YtIWo

[CD PROJEKT IR @CDPROJEKTRED_IR]

Big news! CD PROJEKT has sold 100% of GOG to Michał Kiciński, one of its original founders. Read more: https://t.co/CTiK1FUDH1

For CD PROJEKT, this lets us focus 100% of our energy on what we do best: telling captivating stories through our games and expanding our IPs with new, high-quality projects. Rest assured, CDPR games will continue to be available on the platform, and yes - that includes our upcoming titles too!

We wish GOG all the best in this next chapter of their journey!

[Bryan Ramirez 🧢 @DoctorDerpy23]

These next few hours are going to be rough.

[Genki✨ @Genki_JPN]

Hideo Kojima will join the voice cast for the Japanese dub of Zootopia 2!

He will make a cameo appearance as Paul Moldebrandt, the mole officer.

It is his first animated voice acting role and he was offered the role directly from the film's Director Jared Bush. Kojima said he "gladly accepted without hesitation."

https://t.co/3l7z07SMVA

[FADE @FadeAwayMedia]

Joe Hendry and Jeff Hardy just performed My Sacrifice by Creed

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Archive From Zero Tour @archivefromzero]

One Step Closer, in Bogota

Linkin Park with Poppy

📹 ailoviutlcol

[melina is available for work! @montivzart]

21st night of September 🛼🎶 #robotdreams

[State of the Scene @SOTSPodcast]

My Chemical Romance released Welcome To The Black Parade on this day 19 years ago.

https://t.co/mCL7CAbUvx

[Bryan Ramirez 🧢 @DoctorDerpy23]

Character development type of day for real.

[Bryan Ramirez 🧢 @DoctorDerpy23]

@2K @NBA2K PS5

[GameStop @gamestop]

>Pay $60 for digital game
>It’s just a license
>Can’t share the game or sell it
>Servers shut down and left with nothing

Remind me again how this is the future?

[Devin Duke @sirDukeDevin]

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[HIDEO_KOJIMA @HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN]

Watched “Fantastic Four: First Steps.”
From the fashion, color palette, design, cityscape, TV and cartoon shows, to the costumes, spacesuits, rockets, cars—not to mention company names, food items (cereal, soda), and storage media (magnetic tapes, discs)—everything is crafted with a thorough commitment to a 1960s aesthetic blended with a sense of futurism.
It felt nostalgic, like watching “Bewitched” when I was a kid. Or at times, it felt like a live-action version of The Incredibles, with “family” as its central theme. Once I found out it was directed by the same person who did “WandaVision,” it all made sense.
Post-COVID hero films seem to be shifting away from the dark and gritty tone toward a more retro-futuristic, colorful, and nostalgic direction.
One thing the film does well is how it opens with a TV show that efficiently summarizes the Fantastic Four’s feats, role, and current standing.
If it had taken the time to carefully depict how they became superhuman from the very start, it would’ve come off as overly explanatory and slow-paced. Superman skipped that part too. Here, the plot is designed so that viewers are drawn in from the point where “they” gain a new family—marking the beginning of turmoil and crisis. As a “first step” to reboot the series, it’s truly “fantastic.”

[Daily Snoopy @DailySnoopys]

🥱😴

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

This was Black Sabbath's final moment. The last performance. The last song.

[Chase Oliver @ChaseForLiberty]

100%

Libertarians should demand an end to internment camps and an end to a federal police force that has more funding than the US Marines.

Abolish ICE
Close Alligator Alcatraz internment camp
Fire Tom Homan

[Chase Oliver @ChaseForLiberty]

Every dollar of your tax money that is used to harass peaceful immigrants is a dollar wasted that could have been used to fight violent crime and identify and punish violent criminals.

Every time they waste time and money arresting and deporting hairdressers and farm workers and veterans and day laborers, they are wasting time and money that could be used to investigate crimes and arrest criminals and convict them.

Each time you see a SWAT style raid from ICE on a home full of peaceful people, remember that somewhere else, someone is getting away with violent crimes that remain unaddressed and without an arrest, trial, and conviction.