has Disney made anything in the last 10 years that's not a sequel or a live action remake? I feel like I never see anything original from them anymore.
MOANA live-action remake bombed harder than expected yesterday, making officially $13.9M on Friday (+$4.5M in previews).
As we told you here before, those $60M+ projections reported by trades have long been unrealistic. It’ll barely make $40M this weekend.
Netflix's top shows have been losing 30-70% of their audience between seasons 1 and 2. Executives are trying to figure out why.
Netflix's second season swoon & more in this week's newsletter:
https://t.co/KuhrAb97Dj
Because some people have kids/families & need the space of a compact or midsize SUV. I still don't understand why Tesla haven't ever made a compact/midsize SUV ever. It would sell 2x more than the Model Y.
People in the USA who are buying a car for 35-45k that choose anything other than a Tesla are bird brains. I will hear no argument. If you feel differently you are a fool. These are the facts
@yourfavnewyorkr is the AC in Madison Square Garden being set to 78 for Taylor's wedding? are all government buildings & politicians homes AC set to 78? The politicians didn't follow the rules during COVID (that they enforced), what makes you think they're going to follow them now?
I like how he just said “hey if we set it to 78 we could maybe not have the power grid overload so everyone could have ac” and ppl acting like he is holding a gun to your head to turn your ac down
3 reasons. 1) There are actual memorable moments outside of touchdowns. In soccer, all highlights only come from goals/insane saves. 2) the endless flopping is so painful to watch. 3) so much happens yet at the same time, nothing happens for 95% of the match
Crazy to me that Americans think soccer is too slow and low scoring.
NFL game has 7 minutes of action over a 4 hour broadcast & if a touchdown was worth 1 point instead of 6 most games would have similar score lines…
$MSFT in 2023:
- Stock: $370
- Revenue: $212B
- Net income: $72B
$MSFT now:
- Stock: $370
- Revenue: $319B
- Net income: $125B
Make this make any sense..
if a politician is going to demand a private citizen to pay 5% in extra taxes because of their success, then that politician should be required to pay an extra 5% of their net worth every year they're in office
Baker Mayfield on contract extension talks. “Not anywhere close to what we were thinking,” Mayfield said. “Would love to be here long term but as of right now that’s not exactly the case. But I’m under contract for 2026. The guys in that locker room, the staff know that I’m still gonna be me. I’m still going to do everything I can to help this team win a Super Bowl. TO me that’s the priority. Everything else will take care of itself. “