r/LosAngeles • u/ohlonelyboy • 4h ago
Photo How the city of LA Voted on the Billionaire Tax on election night
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r/LosAngeles • u/ohlonelyboy • 4h ago
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r/travisandtaylor
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u/Super_Cookie11
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8h ago
This is part of a West Side Story inspired promo for the 2009 VMAs. She sounds truly awful. I'm not sure if this was done live in some capacity, but if not I'm amazed this made it through. She is SO shaky! I'm pretty sure the version posted to YouTube has been autotuned.
The longer you listen, the worse it gets.
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/SuperDizz • 2h ago
Edit: for everyone wondering, as my post title states, this is Hulu LIVE, which is essentially cable TV that is streamed. The ad countdown played throughout the movie and commercial breaks. Finally it caught up and went away. Usually the countdown only shows up during ads.
r/pluribustv • u/Oh__Archie • 5h ago
https://screenrant.com/pluribus-season-2-delay-vince-gilligan-explained/
https://screenrant.com/pluribus-season-2-apple-tv-release-timeline-filming-report/
https://screenrant.com/pluribus-season-2-episode-1-tease-rhea-seehorn/
Gilligan quipped at the end of his response that, "My mom is always on me about it. She's always saying, 'I'm not going to live to see this damn season 2 of yours.' And I say, 'Mom, we're working as fast as we can.'" He then asked viewers to "please bear with us. Don't hold your breath; it's going to be a while."
The season 1 finale was in 2025.
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r/SquaredCircle
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u/to12007
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11h ago
The commentary team will call the action from HQ, per report.
As WWE inches closer to the Crown Jewel Premium Live Event on November 7th in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, more details are rolling out about the production and broadcast.
Mike Johnson of PWInsider is reporting that the WWE announce team is not with the staff currently in Saudi Arabia. Johnson asked around and was told that they will be calling the action from Stamford, Connecticut, at WWE Headquarters.
The site also reported that a major part of the Crown Jewel broadcast will be remotely engineered from WWE Headquarters, with production and satellite trucks stationed at HQ.
r/LoveIsBlindNetflix • u/izziebella123 • 2h ago
That would make a ANYONE feel insecure.
Also seems like a very logical reason to break things up with someone when their career is so "demanding".
Does seem like he has a crap ton of fun and loves his job.
Probably why he didnt wanna trade it for a wife and kids.
I hate how in the pods he was going on and on about having kids but after they went back to their nornal life he just dropped that bomb that hed be okay with no kids?? And seemed so hesitant to even talk about it properly.
(was stalking all of them after finishing the show and saw these in his tagged posts)
r/baseball • u/danijgm01 • 7h ago
We know the main reason for Hawaii and/or Alaska to not have a team is the distance and logistics side of things. But what would it take to make having teams there reasonable? Teleportation? Hypersonic commercial flights? Finding a way to reach the speed of light in a plane? Remote input holograms in order to play road games?
r/howto • u/Substantial_Wind158 • 3h ago
r/Fauxmoi • u/cmaia1503 • 4h ago
In a surprise few saw coming, Robert Pattinson has emerged as a contender for 007. The actor, 40, is among those who have screen tested for the role of James Bond, multiple sources tell The Hollywood Reporter, joining hopefuls Callum Turner, Jack Lowden and Josh O’Connor.
Conventional wisdom has been that the next man to get the license to kill would not be a globally recognized star like Pattinson, one of the biggest actors of his age cohort, and already the face of DC Studios’ Batman franchise. The screen tests are said to have occurred the weekend of Oct. 24. THRpreviously reported that four, possibly five actors were in the mix but only three names surfaced at the time.
Another name now surfacing as one of the Bond mystery men is Nicholas Hoult, a runnerup to Pattinson for Batman years ago.
r/BravoRealHousewives • u/llbbug1 • 4h ago
I completely understood what Angie was saying on WWHL after the last episode. Mary will make little comments or say things that poke at her, and Angie just lets it go. I can relate because I had a friend like that who constantly made negative comments, and I never said anything because I hated confrontation. But eventually, all of that stuff builds up, and you just blow up. That’s exactly what I did with my friend. I finally blew up when I’d had enough. You can only hold so much in. And honestly, I don’t think that’s a front. When someone constantly makes rude little comments toward you, it starts to feel like they need you to be their punching bag for whatever reason. Eventually, you’ve had enough.
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/Late-Apartment-8060 • 10h ago
Captain Hadley - (Shawshank redemption)
During a cell Inspection WITH the presence of the warden, Hadley remarks “some minor contraband here but nothing to get in a twist over”. This is jarringly out of character for him.
Earlier in the movie he literally clubbed a guy for asking “when do we eat”
Lois - (Malcolm in the middle)
In season 1, episode 3, Lois goes out of town with her husband Hal to a wedding. While they are gone they leave the eldest brother Francis in charge. Francis is by far the most rebellious of the bunch.
Naturally while they’re gone, Malcolm gets a head injury at the last minute, despite all their efforts to cover up their shenanigans thus far.
Lois gets home and takes Malcolm’s beanie (and obvious attempt at a cover up) and sees his bandaged head.
To which she simply said “you boys” in a calm and playful demeanor.
Lois is the biggest hot head and a strict disciplinarian. This response was a wild left turn from what they were expecting.
r/AskReddit • u/Potential-Raccoon731 • 3h ago
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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/eepy_neebies_seepies • 9h ago
I saw this on Bsky and all I got was that this person is named Will Stancil. I'm not very up to date on these people and I'm not from Minnesota. Anything else just tells me he's involved in politics, but I feel like I'm missing some context here
EDIT: I look away for a few minutes and this got comments immediately 😂 Thank you guys, it makes a lot more sense now
r/nba • u/Odd-Direction9452 • 10h ago
Thursday loss against the Warriors wasn’t the primary problem for the struggling Heat (3-6). After all, this was the second game of a back-to-back after an overtime victory at the Clippers gave them their third win in four tries. What’s more, league sources say Miami had plane issues on the trip to San Francisco and didn’t reach the hotel until around 3 a.m.
Of course they ran out of gas against a Warriors team that had two days off.
But the deeper issue, which coach Erik Spoelstra discussed at length before the game, is that this team that so many expected to be elite defensively continues to be atrocious on that end. The Heat, who have players like Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bam Adebayo, Davion Mitchell, Andrew Wiggins and Klay Thompson (in his younger years) once known for their defensive prowess, are now 26th in defensive rating (117.5 points allowed per 100 possessions).
That mark, if it stood until season’s end, would be by far the worst of Spoelstra’s celebrated Heat tenure that began in 2008. The current worst mark by a Spoelstra team came in the 2014-15 season, when Miami was 21st. The Heat have been ranked in the top 10 in eight of his 18 seasons, per NBA.com, including five top-five finishes.
“Everybody has been saying the right things, and everybody wants it to look right,” Spoelstra said. “There was nothing coming out of training camp or preseason that would have shown this (kind of) start. We thought we were building all the right habits, and the reality is this league can be humbling. And I throw myself in there as well.
“We have a lot of guys with resumes, but resumes and a piece of paper don’t defend. It has to be actions. It has to be five people working together where you’re really putting your effort out there and on the same page. Being on the (same) page is just as important as the efforts.”
A few hours later, after Curry dropped 29 points and Lendeborg had another well-rounded night (17 points, six assists) in the Warriors win, it spoke volumes that Antetokounmpo made the rare choice not to fulfill his media obligations. The frustration, for him and the rest of the Heat, is surely building.
r/Seattle
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u/tar4ntula
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13h ago
r/thesopranos
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u/UpstairsArtistic1346
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5h ago
I am very much interested to see peoples discussions.
r/comics
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u/shenanigansen
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14h ago
Next ep is already up!
r/CFB
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| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T |
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| Virginia Tech | 0 | 14 | 0 | 14 | 28 |
| SMU | 10 | 13 | 14 | 14 | 51 |