Way back in 2006, @neiljanowitz gave one of the first-ever @NerdNite NYC presentations about the story behind #Tetris. 18 short years later, 13-year old Willis Gibson became the first human to beat the game. Incredible! https://t.co/KUj5rRaktt
Unclear to me whether the Times is actually ceding ground, but either way, we have stepped up. @vulture got to this show by opening night, and the unbeatable team of @swholdren and @McHenryJD is out there multiple times a week now.
Weeks+ ago, I joined a meeting between @kann_brooks / @BilgeEbiri / @BrndnStrssng to listen in on Vulture Stunt Awards planning. I left the call elated. It's a rad project, among the most unique @vulture things has ever published, and a total blast to read https://t.co/Yj5dtAta9L
I chose The Son before reading @alisonwillmore's review, and Babylon was a leap of faith that may have a rough landing, but I will remain delighted to have Violent Night on my team.
Sign-ups for @vulture's Movies Fantasy League end Monday, so enter soon! https://t.co/w2cKt1RgOJ
For 2 weeks, @rachel_handler kept a sleep diary, measuring the effects of her nightly TV habits on the quality and quantity of her sleep. She also spoke to doctors and experts in the field of sleep research to unpack what it means to “sleep” “well” 😴 https://t.co/uZSFAsoByO
INTO IT IS LIVE! In the launch episode of our new culture podcast, host @samsanders kicks things off in appropriately momentous fashion: By talking about Beyoncé with music journalist @danamo https://t.co/ZG2LkyUk7u
@Eve6 Full agree, and will offer as a corollary that Frozen 2 is altogether superior to the original. If anything, wish Into the Unknown were longer — feels like, coming out of the bridge, it’s building to a final blow-the-roof-off chorus that never arrives.
Why is the arrival of Brooklyn Hots in Clinton Hill such a big deal? Vulture editor @neiljanowitz a former Rochester resident and an avowed Garbage-Plate connoisseur, filled in @asytsma on what we've all been missing https://t.co/hEVOLkjXFL