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Well if you were a celebrity that happened to be considering suicide for an unrelated reason, you’re gonna have to stick it out a bit longer sorry :/
Anonymous Celebrity May Die by Suicide if Sex Misconduct Claims Go Public, Lawyers Say tmz.com/2026/10/27/celebrity…
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There’s an account on here called “JarryTracker” who’s tracking every goalie that lets in the first shot of the game
This is probably a sign that Tristan Jarry shouldn’t be our starting goalie…
Former Woo Sox/Red Sox btw
David Hamilton had 4 HR across 121 games during the regular season.
He's gone yard in both the NLCS and the World Series!
ALT David Hamilton celebrates while rounding the bases after hitting a game-tying home run in World Series Game 4. He is wearing a dark blue Milwaukee Brewers jersey and a yellow and dark blue batting helmet.
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#100 - @the1975, "I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes)"
"The track leans away from the darkness it taunts, building to a crescendo of strings ... It’s a delicate handling of ego, but it’s never frail."
rollingstone.com/music/music…
Rolling Stone Presents The 200 Greatest Rock Songs of the 21st Century So Far 🎸
From dance-floor glam to gritty punk, from psychedelic jams to acoustic storytellers, and more. Behold, our list ⬇️
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ghost malone retweeted
seems to me like elizabeth holmes' strategic approach to the doc was an attempt to leave the audience thinking "holy shit, we wrongfully imprisoned amelia bedelia"
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A 35mm camera, strapped to a rocket in 1946.
The rocket crashed. The film survived.
What's the photo you'd risk everything to bring home?
80 years ago today, the first images of Earth from space were taken. A 35mm camera mounted on a captured V-2 rocket launched from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. This photo is a frame from the rocket's journey to 65 miles (105 km) above Earth's surface.
ALT A grainy black and white photo of a small portion of Earth seen with the blackness of space, taken on October 24, 1946. White clouds are visible over the gray of the Earth's surface.
We’ve already made out please don’t make me want to do it again
Tom and Jerry, from (very) rough demo to finished track. All we need as songwriters is that one flash of intrigue. Something to give a glimpse into a world that we’re compelled to build out. I live for that build-out. This one was a challenge, like many are, but for new reasons. And that’s what it’s all about. (Thank you @blakeslatkin) When I was younger, I liked making the sophisticated feel simple, and something really struck me about making something that felt simple hide its sophistication. It’s a series of moments, seemingly out of order, hardly ever repeating, but ain’t that life. :) Maybe I’ll do a track-by-track walkthrough of the song? Hey thanks for listening and still giving me a place in your heart… It ain’t lost on me. ♥️
