Hailey Bieber

Sydney Sweeney

BACK TO BLACK – International Teaser Trailer – Marisa Abela stars as Amy Winehouse

WISH YOU WERE HERE

Vivek Ramasway Drops Out of Race After Bombing in Iowa

Vivek Ramaswamy dropped out of the 2024 Republican presidential primary after finishing in a distant fourth at the Iowa caucuses.

Cyclist

“Star Wars: Brightstar” (Winner: Best Fan Film: London, Berlin, Tokyo; Fantasia Audience Award)

GOLDEN GRIDDLE

Olivia Wilde

DeSantis Flops in Iowa, Whines About ‘Election Interference’

Ron DeSantis staked his presidential campaign on the Iowa caucuses, but didn’t come close to defeating Donald Trump.

Milly Alcock

Tanya Roberts (1980s)

1997 Bridget Fonda (‘Jackie Brown’)

Yep I’m this rich you suckers

Pasty Kensit, 1980;s

Lexi Underwood

Yin Yang (1440×2560)

DEVILS TOWER

Katherine McNamara & Arden Cho

Taylor Swift

As of Jan 1, 2024, Disney no longer owns the copyright on Steamboat Willie artwork of Mickey Mouse

Ariel Winter

Felicity Jones

Emma Watson

Arctic Sea Smoke in Chicago

CHARGER

Denise “Vanity” Matthews (1985)

CHEVROLET

DOGGO

Amber Heard

Hybrid work leaves offices empty and building owners reeling | 60 Minutes

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The Best of 2023

As rated by you, the Spacers:

Best movie:

Zazie Beetz

Margot Robbie

FORD

Joey King

BANKS – Beggin For Thread (Official Music Video)

Sabrina Lam

Hayden Panettiere

Venturing Forth – Waking Stars prologue by Martechi

Lotte World Tower partially obscured by a sea of clouds above Seokchon Lake, Songpa District, southeastern Seoul, South Korea.

I laughed.

Santa Inbound [1500×998]

Sydney Sweeney [irtr]

“RoboCop” Review

RoboCop: Directed by José Padilha. With Joel Kinnaman, Gary Oldman, Michael Keaton, Abbie Cornish. In 2028 Detroit, when Alex Murphy, a loving husband, father and good cop, is critically injured in the line of duty, the multinational conglomerate OmniCorp sees their chance for a part-man, part-robot police officer.

Saw a couple clips of the film on the TikTok and remembered that I didn’t exactly hate the film but couldn’t remember much about it, so here we are, having watched it again, I now remember why I don’t remember much about it. It does best when it doesn’t lean on the previous iterations of the character, but unfortunately the aftertaste of at least three movies and several tv shows is all over this reconsideration of the question “what if the military industrial complex wanted to expand to domestic deployment?”. I don’t mean to suggest that the film is bad in what it does, it’s a competently crafted movie with fine acting, amazing special effects, and does a bang up job of bringing the story into modern times. It does lean too heavily on the attempted satire of the original film with the “Novak” show, doesn’t do enough to ask the larger questions that could be asked and plays way too safe with the formula.

Again though, in a vacuum, this is a great film.

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Heather Thomas 1990s

Deploying the radome, by me

Pam Grier and Margaret Markov in Black Mama White Mama (1973)