Gathering Moss

06/11/2025

Hope you’re picking up good vibrations in the sky, Brian Wilson!

05/14/2025

Looks like a good time

05/13/2025

😮

GTA 5 vs GTA 6 map size 🤯

05/08/2025

Keep on keepin’ on

"2025 is gonna be my year"
Me in May:

05/08/2025

🥹🥁

05/06/2025

ATTN: LOS ANGELES WRESTLING FANS

You’re not gonna wanna miss this…

05/03/2025

happens tomorrow in Huntsville, Alabama on Pratt Avenue (like, literally, ON Pratt Avenue) - rain or shine- 3pm-9pm ; on porches of homes that become stages to some of the better musical acts around the area including some of our favorites: and .music. Afterwards meet us at to see

05/03/2025

Ah Ben Stiller

05/02/2025

is a newly-formed Alabama-based music label, a partnership between Sour Gummy Productions and brothers Glen and Richard Garcia (best known for their uber-popular Northeast Alabama Mexican restaurants “Buenavista” and “Margaritas”); and they’ve wasted no time signing their first act: Andrew Pope. Pope, a country singer songwriter with a throwback country “old school” sound released a 2017 album “Stoned On the One” which received rave reviews, including a shout out from Shooter Jennings in Billboard: saying Andrew “has a bright future in country music” This summer, Andrew will begin to grace stages around Northeast Alabama in limited engagements (including, you guessed it, Buenavista and Margaritas restaurants) for the “Double Shot of Redemption” tour. “I’ve been through a lot these past few years but this deal will give me a chance to get back out there and take another shot at the dream.” You can follow Andrew Pope anywhere you listen to music, and follow him for new songs, podcast “Pickin’ It Out” (he interviews people like Brett Favre no biggie), tour dates and more at Pope.

04/30/2025

Wow

04/27/2025

Meh

Season 7 of Netflix’s ‘Black Mirror’ dropped on April 10 and shot straight to the top of the streaming charts, pulling in 10.6 million views and over 1 billion minutes watched. While it had a slightly slower debut than Season 6, the numbers prove the series is still a major cultural force. Paramount also made waves—‘1923’ claimed second place with 853.7 million minutes, followed by ‘MobLand’ at 660.9 million.⁠
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This season leans more into existential unease than full-on dystopia, diving into themes like data privacy, digital legacy, and the blurry boundaries of identity. In ‘Common People’, Rashida Jones plays a woman whose life depends on a subscription-based brain implant, while ‘Hotel Reverie’ sees an actress bond with an AI inside a virtual film remake.⁠
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Fan-favorite episode ‘USS Callister’ gets a sequel with ‘USS Callister: Into Infinity’, expanding the original’s digital universe. With its mix of tech speculation and emotional depth, Season 7 doesn’t just ask “what if?“—it dares viewers to wonder, “would I actually want this future?”⁠
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(via Variety)