For @thenation, I looked at Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, and wrote about the long, strange relationship between American war- and videogaming. Online now and in print in November! https://t.co/brWv99XeSG
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@LCarterLong Lots of rain. A gutter came down. Doesn’t compare. Some your Asheville is just gone and your are cut off! Surreal! The east part of the Tennessee is a different story. I have been watching and worrying about the people in both places. And Atlanta!!
A new generation of cranks has turned its attention to the heavens—clouds, to be specific. @jessejrobertson traces the history of this kind of climate conspiracy.
https://t.co/bjyBZEzFI8
He chuckled, bounced lightly from foot to foot, demurred, and hugged me when we parted. It was for me a memorable interaction. He was kind, affable, and quietly and impishly effervescent. He is a Iuminary whose light will be missed.
I met Donald Sutherland at a showing of Pride and Prejudice at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica. I asked him about the truth of what I had heard, that in Cold Mountain Anthony Minghella deferred to him on some directorial matters.
Disability artwork makes history: After 50 years, Creative Growth in Oakland, Calif., celebrates as its artists enter the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s collection. https://t.co/THgfMlLtE3
From our Vol. 4 issue, writer, David Rosen, explores the passion of music and community around the themes of perseverance, disappointment, and the unpredictable nature of when art meets politics.
Read David's gripping story in our latest issue, here: https://t.co/2k6vAygZBr
In this captioned video from October 2022, DisArt Cofounder Chris Smit reflects on relational activism and cultivating #DisabilityCulture. #DisArtImpact