He got it from his mama.
Bear 89, aka Backpack, is the 2026 Fat Bear Week champ. Turns out hefty runs in the family.
His mom, Holly the Duchess of Density, won in 2019. She carried him on her back as a cub and helped him survive a serious leg injury. Now her little Backpack has a crown of his own. 👑
And this is why I miss the olden days of cable, because TBS might have this on and I could pick up right before the makeover scene and really lock in as if I’ve been watching from the beginning. And then the Mummy comes on right after.
Resident Evil was likely the first video game adaptation designed to feel like an actual game. Most game adaptations rely on Easter eggs and fan service to generate a sense of nostalgia, but they rarely make you feel like you're playing the game.
CRAIG, however, uses all sorts of video game techniques in his filmmaking. We get a tutorial level where the main character, Bryan, learns how to use his weapon in a controlled environment against a single, non-threatening enemy. From there, the movie features a clear progression of levels moving from the car to the barn, the barn to the house, and the house to the tunnel, and as each level progresses you can still see in the back where the character came from. As the movie progresses, the enemies increase in both frequency and difficulty, and the main character acquires stronger weapons to face them.
#ResidentEvilㅤ
The *entire point* of this scene is that Bryan’s paternal instincts overwhelm his survival instincts. It sets up the tragic irony that underpins the whole movie: the traits which would have made him a good father are the reason he’ll never become one.
i understand the open workspace fosters more collaboration and healthier workplace relationships BUT i do hate not having a private space to work. big fan of cubicals/offices and then an open workspace that can be used as a secondary workspace or hybrid space, best of both worlds
queer show about 8 strangers around the world telepathically linked to each other so beloved by its fan base that after it got cancelled, we rallied and got it a finale movie for a proper ending 💖
NEW: Expedition Everest at Disney’s Animal Kingdom will no longer offer a Single Rider line beginning Sept. 21.
Disney says testing of a new loading process resulted in lower average standby wait times, making the Single Rider line less useful. The change does not impact Single Rider offerings at other attractions.