This is not a great list and is missing a lot, but anyway: NPR's 150 greatest albums made by women.

Noita trailer, roguelike where every pixel is simulated.

And Randy Travis. What a weirdly cast movie.

Pretty good, but I'd rather not go into it.

I can't stand the way he sings, but I love to hear him talk.

Saw Dunkirk on Thursday and watched a few Great British Baking Show over the course of the weekend.

I knew it was something along those lines.

Canadian veteran watches Dunkirk

http://www.fishsticktheatre…

Happy birthday, Francesco Sforza! Congratulations on reestablishing the Duchy of Milan in place of the Ambrosian Republic.

Maybe they lost that sweet Laurel Canyon sound.

And a solid slugging percentage.*

I think it shows his flaws as a writer, at least, even if Mark Rylance nearly salvages some of the clunky dialogue he's given. I wouldn't say it is perfect, but it is very good and up among his best.

Yeah some of the shifting perspectives on sinking ships reminded me a lot of Inception and of course he does the multiple timeline thing (though it feels like either he fudged a bit on "The Mole" section or we missed some days).

This one?

At least you aren't living in a duckblind like Tere.

I like the McElroys and I like a lot of Polygon videos, but the thought of watching almost two hours straight of somebody playing a videogame fills me with dread.

I remembered I also like "The Woman Who Powders Herself" (though it is a short instead of a full film and more unsettling than straight horror).

I have to say I'm surprised at the lack of The Night of the Hunter.

There was an episode of Happy Days where Fonzie jumped a shark, you know.