That was my takeaway as well. Disney’s canceling in-development projects, not stuff that’s largely finished.

Working on a blue screen “was absolutely psychotic”

“Jacked Jesus: Border Patrol”. Coming soon to a theatre near you.

To be fair, I think there’s much more interest in talking about the sneakers than buying them - there’s way more being written about these sneakers than is typical for a shoe, so that’s what you’re going to find.

See if you can adjust the white point - on iPhone, it’s available under Settings>Accessibility>Display & Text

I went from an iPhone 8 to an iPhone 12 and almost immediately noticed how much more easily the screen scratched on the latter.

Here’s what happens if you read the rest of the article:

Wrist check? Check. Image verified as real.

Just like that hack Jamie Lee Curtis.

Or two rival frats at a university. Chode House.

Maybe not directly, but they could have bought/partnered with a company that does know how to build cars and outfitted it with CarOS or whatever.

Probably for the best. I mean, who wants a windshield that unexpectedly springs a crack down the middle? #crackgate #cheapshot

That could be (but with an average listener age of 24 I’d say it’s unlikely that most are unfamiliar with his work on either show), but the point is that he’s famous NOW because of the podcast.

Thanks for chipping in, DatNi99aDave. Your contributions to the discourse are enlightening.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus seems to be doing fine as well.

He fired them all.

On that we can agree.

Ah, my bad. I should’ve realized that most of his fans follow him because he was sixth on the call sheet for a sitcom that ended 25 years ago.

Rogan’s podcast brings in 11 million listeners. The top-rated episode of Fear Factor had 8.8 million. I really think you’re underestimating the power this format can have.

No one is getting famous having one