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https://videopress.com/embed/RfRSiC2U?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 How often do you overthink things? Do you find it exhausting or empowering? I am not sure if “overthink” is even the right word to explain what I mean… Having a relationship with someone who experiences the five senses much differently can be tricky, but also such a learning experience. The older Jasan gets,… Continue reading Interpretation of the senses… — Following Jasan

UPDATE, April 24, 2020: This story has been updated with the latest information available. Concerns over the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has led to the closure of Disneyland, the cancellation of E3, the suspension of the NBA and NHL seasons, the postponement of WonderCon, and many more events that have been either axed entirely or […]… Continue reading Updated: All the Movies Delayed Because of the Coronavirus | IGN — Flag of Ulysses

Xbox has shown a willingness to learn from its mistakes and grow. … via Phil Spencer’s Recent Comments Indicate That Xbox Has Learned From Its Past Mistakes — The Fan Source

I have been really struggling with the idea of researching in order to create. In film, we create based off personal preference, our ideas shaped by the possibly 1000’s of movies we have seen. I make films I would want to watch, not necessarily because that technique is successful in gaining an audience. For example, […]… Continue reading New Ways of Creating — Lili’s Blog

26 April 2020. 5/5 stars for Sally Potter’s Orlando. Read our review for why. via Orlando (1992). Film review of the drama starring Tilda Swinton — CineSocialUK

It’s not looking good for local theaters big and small. Cinemark plans to reopen their theaters on July 1—but even that seems suspect. They hope to get things up and running for Christopher Nolan’s latest, Tenet, still scheduled for a July 17 opening. Disney feels similarly, they’re waiting until July 24 for Mulan, and pushing […]… Continue reading Streaming Cat Blues — Michael J. Cinema

THE MONSTER OF LAKE LA METRIE (1899) – This short story was written by Wardon Allan Curtis and was first published in the August of 1899 issue of Pearson’s Magazine. Dr James McLennegan and his deeply depressed friend Edward Framingham travel to Wyoming to investigate oddities surrounding Lake La Metrie. Soundings make the lake seem […]… Continue reading THE MONSTER OF LAKE LA METRIE (1899): ANCIENT SCIENCE FICTION — Balladeer’s Blog

Has Bob’s Burgers Mastered How To Represent The Ever Expanding LGBTQ Community? LGBTQ representation as characters in cartoons has been on the rise lately. Back in the day, while watching television programs, we were only able to loosely guess the sexual orientation of a character by piecing together misleading or foggy clues or plots, because […]… Continue reading ‘Bob’s Burgers’ Always Delivers To The Gays — Instinct Magazine

As Pride Celebrations Across The Nation Are Canceled – Does This Mean Companies And Communities Will Be Less Prideful In June? Many of us venture to other parts of the country, or even overseas, to celebrate in the beauty, brilliance, and joy that is our Pride celebrations. Heck, some of us have even been saving […]… Continue reading With Pride Canceled, Will We Still Be Seen? — Instinct Magazine

We Are Living in a Historic Moment. How Do You Want To Remember It? Here in America, we are all currently on lockdown because of COVID-19, a lockdown that comes with firm guidelines from our state and federal government. Some may see these guidelines as a true blessing for our health and safety […] via We… Continue reading We Are Living in a Historic Moment. How Do You Want To Remember It? — Instinct Magazine