Of course there's no law enforcement or immigration enforcement. The wealthy don't want any threats to the cheap labor supply and arresting minorities would generate bad press for the Hamptons!

Homeless encampments in Los Angeles are primarily made up of drug users. A working homeless person who wants to be a part of society would not come within 500 feet of them because it’s painfully obvious what is happening in them. Don’t buy this narrative. And do not lump all homeless together. The meth and fentanyl…

34-month fetus? Get to a hospital lady! Something is terribly wrong.

Yep. And DeWine KNOWS he fucked up.

Republicans love to create strawmen to pass their ghoulish policies, but when a real tragedy happens because of said policies? “Personal responsiblity”, “thoughts and prayers”, “sometimes these things happen”, etc. The cruelty is the point.

Because the one thing you’ll never hear from a politician is “I fucked up, it was the wrong decision and I’m going to change it.”  Fuck DeWine for helping to turn Ohio back to the pre-1950's.  

Thank you.

Joe Biden spent the first 75+ years of his life believing abortion was wrong, mainly because of his deeply held religious beliefs. When he changed course ahead of the 2020 primaries, it wasn’t because he suddenly changed a deeply held moral belief. It is because he recognized there isn’t much room in a Democratic…

His entire shtick is that he’s a ‘succesful’ CEO, ignoring the fact that his entire track record of ‘success’ was during a fail-proof economic period. In reality, his ‘track record’ is even less meaningful or relevant than the kind participation trophies people him like to scorn and mock. His entire *LIFE* is a…

Just having Riccitiello on board as CEO shouldve been the iceberg off the bow for employees who know their history of the industry.....

“Two weeks ago, during an all-hands in front of roughly 3,000 full-time Unity employees, Riccitiello assured staffers the company was not in any financial trouble, and that Unity wouldn’t be laying anyone off, according to sources who attended.”

Similar? Indistinguishable.

It’s a strategy to minimize active shooter situations.  Pissed off employees have real easy access to guns in this country.

Because they don’t want to have the talent they are keeping to jump ship prematurely. Also so they can control the message if they are a publicly traded company. It’s all about control for them.

A friend was laid off last week 2 hours after an all hands assuring everyone they weren’t “laying everyone off”. I would guess it’s a way to keep people from destroying work or causing havoc before they can revoke access.

Gotta make sure you wring every last ounce of labor out of your workers before kicking them to the curb.

Articles like these - which are fascinating but too short by necessity - make me yearn for Anne Helen Petersen’s old Hairpin series that went super in-depth on old Hollywood. I don’t remember her ever writing one about Hitchcock though!

“Hedren’s time with Hitchcock wasn’t even the only occasion in which she worked on an abusive set—she’d later go on to star in Roar, a film written and directed by her then-husband Noel Marshall, which featured 150 lions and other wild animals and found 70 members of the cast and crew getting mauled or sustaining…

I’m starting to think that this Hitchcock guy wasn’t very nice.

...and her tell all 500k book deal.