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Well, it’s invoicing day, and since they’re really apparently not going to pay me for something I wrote for them two months ago, I guess today is the day to post about how @vulture.com fucks over its film freelancers. Long (sorry) thread, with receipts:

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There are 118 feature films, plus galas, talks, podcast recordings, and more at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Our guide to the movies and events worth lining up for.

🚨 WE HAVE A DEAL! After three years, in a major step forward for our members, we have ratified our first contract with @propublica.org’s management. We deeply appreciate everyone who supported us along the way. Here are some of our big wins👇

A graphic poster reads "We have a deal! The ProPublica Guild has reached a deal with ProPublica's management on our first contract and has voted to ratify it. Swipe for the highlights [pointing emoji].

On the 5th day, Martha was successfully weaned off the machine, fully recovered & survived. Dr. Stahlman became her godmother. In a beautiful poetic circle, that first baby saved by the experimental machine grew up & spent her career working as a NICU nurse. Where? Vanderbilt. 🥳 #WomenInSTEM (3/3)

An intimate, split-composition photo of pioneer neonatologist Dr. Mildred Stahlman (1922–2024) seated on the left, next to her godmothered first-ever saved NICU patient, Martha Humphreys Lott, leaning in from the right inside a rustic log-cabin style room with brick flooring. Dr. Stahlman, late in life with thinning white hair parted down the middle, gazes forward with a calm, wide-eyed expression. She wears a cream-colored knit cardigan over a leopard-print blouse and sits in a chair draped in a vibrant orange and yellow geometric Native American-style blanket, her lower half covered by a soft blue fleece. Martha smiles warmly at the camera, wearing an ornate teal and brown paisley pattern blouse with her brunette hair pulled back. On the wooden wall behind Martha, a small framed black-and-white historical portrait hangs next to an antique oil lamp, bridging the scene across generations. The mood is deeply peaceful and historic, visually uniting the legendary pioneer of mechanical ventilation with the living legacy of her life’s work.

My bf is a Giants fan and this coming out one fact at a time over several hours last night was fun. “He was already injured and got hurt out drinking…on a scooter…which he crashed…into a truck? …a FIRE ENGINE? …IT RAN OVER HIS FOOT? HE DID THE SAME THING IN COLLEGE??” nypost.com/2026/07/31/s...

Harrison Bader suffers ‘major injury’ after crashing scooter into fire truck — which then runs over him

A late-night scooter accident, the details of which remain hazy, will be the memory of Harrison Bader’s forgettable first season in San Francisco.

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