Thankful for @ArabdhaSudhir for being THE coolest, nicest, most hard-working, and dedicated work bestie in the world! And grateful for @robbehnke & @HalbornSteve for inviting me to be a part of @HalbornSecurity since Day 1 🚀 Your leadership is inspiring 🙌 #ChainofGratitude ⛓️
Gratitude shared is gratitude amplified. Let´s start our chain and pass it on ⛓️✨
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🙏Tag 4 peeps (the more, the merrier) you’re grateful for and share how they’ve impacted you, and challenge them to do the same
💡Remember to add hashtag #ChainofGratitude
J’ai encore des frissons de cette version a capella de Corps que la 👸🏿 Yseult a chanté ce soir @LaSeineMusicale de Boulogne. Merci @yseultofficiel pour ce concert intime et pleins d’émotions…Inoubliable! 🙌
Peter Bogdanovich’s Movie of the Week: 52 Classic Films For One Full Year is also a great primer on #film. #Bogdanovich had an unmatched encyclopedic knowledge of 🎥 & reviewed my favorites: The Lady Eve, Only Angels Have Wings, Magnificent Ambersons, The Shop Around the Corner.
In light of #PeterBogdanovich’s passing, I’m resharing one of two threads I posted with videos from his recent Q&A’s @QuadCinema. This one is of Peter Bogdanovich’s favorite film, the absolute gem that is They All Laughed ❤️ What a loss…
Starting a thread on They All Laughed by Peter Bogdanovich who’s doing a residency @QuadCinema right now (Go!). Here’s #Bogdanovich on how the film began and how it’s inspired by all the actors’ own lives (John Ritter = PB in case you couldn’t guess!)
First time back at @MovingImageNYC in 2 years (!) to see Jane Campion’s The Piano in 35mm. Last time I saw this in theaters, I was a 9 y/o kid in Paris who loved going to the movies alone.The film had a PROFOUND impact on me, though I was too young to understand what desire was..
@joncarder You should check out @nathan_furr's article in @HarvardBiz on #Tesla's Approach to Innovation and how @elonmusk "is a master of building and using innovation capital to win support for his ideas." It's a great read 👇 https://t.co/7pDq5Cvz1O
Today marks the 24th anniversary of #JeffBuckley's death at age 30. 1997 is also the year I first discovered his music and what would quickly become my all-time favorite song: Sweet Thing (a Van Morrison cover).
https://t.co/DSRhQKxA3e via @YouTube
@tnyfrontrow@FilmForumNYC That first episode’s shocking climactic cut is going to haunt me for a while..This film is really most impactful the less you know about it going in. (By the way, the pulling of the stool is literal, not just a descriptive metaphor). Thanks @FilmForumNYC for screening!