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Padilla is an anti-housing politician who bragged to me about getting an affordable housing project reduced from 6 stories to 3 stories. She also said that broken street lights allow her constituents to better see the stars.
And worth saying: no one has been more vindictive and petty ever since Nithya had the audacity to challenge Bass for mayor, and by extension, all the council members who decided to eat shit and pretend Bass is doing a bang up job.
Which explains why this "endorsement" is so warmed over. Oh the mayor is reachable by phone? Awesome. The city is falling apart.
Take it from Councilwoman Imelda Padilla, Los Angeles needs a mayor who is willing to work with every City Councilmember to deliver lasting results for Angelenos.
I’m committed to working together with our city leaders and constituents to keep moving Los Angeles forward and ensure our city is ready for the 2028 Olympics!
Make your plan to vote now and get your ballot in on or before Election Day on November 3rd!
Jared Jacovich retweeted
The Brazilian stock market is crashing because Lula won't let the the amazon be raped to death and Epstein class pedophiles loot the country
Jared Jacovich retweeted
Turns out when a bunch of billionaires conspire to not allow a movie to be advertised and then pull it from theaters early it makes the movie not make money
The film concludes its theatrical run with a $571,902 box-office performance. mashable.com/entertainment/c…
Having the rights to Raining Blood for your trailer and only giving us like 6 seconds of the opening riff at the end is such a flex.
Jared Jacovich retweeted
Herzog's ecstatic truth is basically how most documentaries operate, Herzog and filmmakers like Oppenheim and Fielder are simply upfront about that
Jared Jacovich retweeted
What’s happening in France is a wake-up call to the entire world. 🌍 The cost of living keeps rising while everyday people struggle to survive. People are tired of working hard just to barely get by. Governments need to start listening to the people before frustration turns into chaos. 💯🙏🏽
Jared Jacovich retweeted
here’s the exchange where @sostalksmoney makes what is charitably called a joke:
“I’m sure your mom really died of a headache — your mom might have died from a headache”
@AdamFriedland if u read this i’ll take it down for $100,000
Jared Jacovich retweeted
Took Karen Bass 3 years to appoint a film czar to keep production jobs in LA and that person is part time.
Hollywood’s center of gravity is increasingly tilting to the East Coast.
While California kept its crown at No. 1 with $1.76 billion in movie and TV production spend, New York is drawing major titles at a much more rapid pace, according to industry tracker ProdPro’s closely-watched quarterly snapshot released on Thursday. The state surged 87 percent in production spend in the quarter to $1.61 billion compared with California’s 17 percent uptick.
hollywoodreporter.com/busine…
Jared Jacovich retweeted
Any anonymous exec saying ARTIFICIAL was “unreleasable” was lying through their fake fucking teeth and carrying water for their sleazebag A.I. overlords.
Luca Guadagnino’s “Artificial,” a movie about the evils of AI and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, is earning rave reviews, raising questions about Amazon’s decision to drop the movie and whether its own AI investments played a role.
One creative team member on an Amazon MGM series tells Variety that AI training is a requirement on the lot these days. The source describes a “mandatory and perfunctory meeting” with the company’s AI team, billed as standard workplace education. The AI group spent an hour pitching the creatives on a suite of products it referred to as “tools.”
Meanwhile, Nicolas Cage revealed that he refused to sign a document permitting Amazon to use AI in and around his likeness on his now-canceled series “Spider-Noir”: “I am not an AI-friendly actor. I’m not a member of their club,” he said.
As one film executive at a rival studio put it: “A reaction this strong just shows you, every studio pretending the film wasn’t releasable is just conflicted out by their own investments in AI.”
variety.com/2026/film/news/a…
Jared Jacovich retweeted
Danny Trejo's son posted this about his father's upcoming movie. It's very sad and eye opening
Jared Jacovich retweeted
Pope Leo dying now would be one of the most accelerationist moments in Vatican history. You would end up with a Pope so woke that the Pledge of Allegiance would be declared heretical.
The Vatican says surgery confirmed that Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer and the lower lobe of his right lung was removed. apnews.com/article/vatican-p…
It's because much of "professional film criticism" is marred by access journalism. If you say the movie is bad you don't get to talk to Spielberg again next time.
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Cada que abro esta aplicación veo otra publicación negativa de Variety sobre Digger.
¿En qué punto deja de ser una teoría de conspiración y lo comenzamos a llamar como lo que es? Una campaña de desprestigio, profundamente anti-arte.
Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Now Stands to Lose $245 Million After Dropping 60% in Second Weekend variety.com/2026/film/box-of…
Jared Jacovich retweeted
The whole point of art, in fact the point of engaging with another person's thoughts in any capacity, is to expand your very limited individual perspective on the world, not to live in a tiny box perfectly catered to your adolescent personal tastes
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okay my actual genuine question is i have not ever seen a total smear campaign actively asking the public explicitly to not go see a movie in theater by every single outlet like this. i mean this is literal attempted censorship. who is paying all of you to write to this agenda?
The audiences who failed to show up for Alejandro González Iñárritu’s latest indulgence got it right: even Tom Cruise can’t save “Digger.” jacobin.com/2026/10/digger-i…
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And you’re supposed to care that Tom Cruise took $250 million from them to make art. There’s no way five WB execs are worth four DIGGERs
$1.1 Billion for Five Warner Bros. Execs: Who Cashed Out From Paramount Sale hollywoodreporter.com/busine…







































