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“One thing I can tell you is you’ve got to be free.” -John Lennon Bill Veeck was a genius.
My favorite Beastie Boys hoodie said “Challah at your boy.” Anyway this is beautiful.
Jay Jaffe@jayjaffe.bsky.social · 7h agoThe most voluptuous challah I’ve ever seen. L’shanah tova!
I saw George Carlin on Sept 23, 2001. Little edgier than Ben Stiller (no disrespect to Mr. Stiller).
The New York Times@nytimes.com · 10h agoThe first film one of our critics saw in theaters after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, was “Zoolander.” The movie became a flashpoint as the world wrestled with questions about what was funny and when it would be OK to be funny again. nyti.ms/46lnd7q
@gogosox.com I started a Go Fund Me after a traumatic brain injury left me struggling to make ends meet; would you please share? Thank you… 🙏🏻 gofund.me/f23f8ac24
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Watched an oral history of 9/11 with Tom Daschle. He talked about the day starting with John Glenn in his office. Those were the days.
I feel a hot wind on my shoulder I dial it in from south of the border I hear the talking of the DJ Can't understand just what does he say
If baseball is a religion in Japan, Koshien is its holiest shrine. Visiting the Koshien Stadium Museum was like walking into a time capsule of baseball devotion: Memorabilia, trophies, and jerseys from over 100 years of Koshien tournaments and Hanshin Tigers history fill the space. Take a look. 🇯🇵 ⚾
I danced with Country Dick Montana on my shoulders at a Beat Farmers show. When I returned him to the stage, he gave me an ice-cold Corona. I couldn’t turn my neck for a week.
Craig Jenkins@craigsj.bsky.social · 2w agoit's always "list some bands you've seen" but then you never hear anything memorable about the experiences
Next home game at Busch, when Rincon enters the game, all the fans should wear their caps askew in solidarity. #STLCards
If you have a passing interest in sports, you're going to hear a lot about Doug Eddings today. None of it will be good, and he deserves every bit of it.
1. Listen to Marc Elias @marcelias.bsky.social 2. I worked on the team he led on the Franken recount. One category of rejected ballots that stood out to me in that election where women who had hyphenated or double last names. And guess who women who don’t follow old traditions tend to vote for?
If you work for I.C.E., Leave now - you are not welcome here. Minneapolis, Summer 2026
55 years ago today, the Pittsburgh Pirates fielded the first all-Black/Hispanic starting line-up in MLB history.
Coming to terms with the fact after listening to Paul McCartney all of my 50+ years that Red Rose Speedway may be my favorite record of his. Not arguing it’s his best, but it by far puts me in a better mood than any other.
Just when you think you couldn’t love David Byrne more he goes to the Hollywood Bowl playing "Life During Wartime" projecting ICE raids 🔥
Google has agency. It can make very easy judgments about what is truly a disputed name vs. what is Trump's infantile horseshit. It's just too cowardly to do it.
Between pope hat night and this win against the Twins I’ve been spoiled for in person Sox games this year.
Really wish TV directors would stop cutting away from good shit like the White Sox outfielders celebrating with some jump rope double dutch
This gallery of ICE crop/seed art at this year's Minnesota State Fair is incredible, especially the one based on Pablo Picasso's Guernica by Jennifer Nelson, which features the last words of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Morse code: www.cropart.com/Resist.pdf
I recommend to you this podcast series about Dolly Parton by Jad Abumrad (creator of Radio Lab). You may ask: how did a MacArthur Award winning pub radio guy meet Dolly? Because she personally funded his father's vaccine research, that's how. www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/dol...
Dolly Parton's America : Episodes | WNYC Studios | Podcasts
The story of a legend at the crossroads of America’s culture wars.
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Gen Xers were caught between Dolly’s country career and her film career and then her them park career. I was an Xer snob that saw her has twangy, rhinestone country, some meh comedies & well, theme parks… It was millennials that genuinely, unironically loved her that made me reevaluate all of this