“As DirecTV tanks, AT&T says it will “re-bundle” TV with HBO Max”

Happy Birthday @TerryGilliam – 79 years young today! pic.twitter.com/G2F6sgBQcu

— Monty Python (@montypython) November 22, 2019

Lost could NEVER have existed in a binge format, can you imagine?

In fact Damon Lindelof, JJ Abrams, and Chris Carter might never have had careers if TV in their eras had come out a whole season at a time.

— Ginny Brown (@lirelyn) November 22, 2019

Laemmle Shutters Beverly Hills Music Hall After 82 Years

On my post-movie walk home, learned the local Barnes & Noble is closing after Christmas. Leaving no bookstores in downtown Seattle.

— Vince Keenan (@vpkeenan) November 22, 2019

“The Ticking Time Bomb That Could Blow Up Hollywood’s Streaming Era”

Is streaming growing so big and out of control it should be regulated? A growing chorus says yes. https://t.co/qNYLPGTrJr

— Steven Zeitchik (@ZeitchikWaPo) November 22, 2019

“All this hate and violence is being facilitated by a handful of internet companies that amount to the greatest propaganda machine in history.”

“Hate crimes are surging, as are murderous attacks on religious and ethnic minorities. All this hate and violence is being facilitated by a handful of internet companies that amount to the greatest propaganda machine in history.”

Fox News Harvests Paul Schrader’s Facebook: “Taxi Driver screenwriter equates Trump supporters to Nazis who ‘lined the streets in Nuremberg'”

RIP Gahan Wilson, genius. pic.twitter.com/E1wWjGIM1m

— Mark Harris (@MarkHarrisNYC) November 22, 2019

One of the great cartoonists of all time has died, Gahan Wilson. I especially loved his Nuts comic strip in National Lampoon. It was really ahead of its time in showing a real kid’s view of being a kid. pic.twitter.com/Uk9IVDdfjv

— Tom the Dancing Bug (@RubenBolling) November 22, 2019

No Studio Has Publicly Signed On For Graham King-Jackson Estate-John Logan Michael Jackson Feature

Actor @SachaBaronCohen reflects on his work in exposing bigotry and prejudice. Thank you for your vision, your creativity, and commitment to making our world a better place. Full speech here: https://t.co/m3mVgPm84t #NeverIsNow pic.twitter.com/h8ckdVCVAE

— ADL (@ADL) November 22, 2019

Jean Douchet est mort à 90 ans. Il était notre doyen, notre maître. L'amour du cinéma incarné. La cinéphilie ne sera plus jamais pareille sans lui. Tristesse. pic.twitter.com/ck6hyijHYB

— uıɔoןɐs ןɐsuıqɐʇ (@nicolasnibat) November 22, 2019

An Ode to Women Who Walk,
From Virginia Woolf to Greta Gerwig – from @lithub: https://t.co/DtWoSceM56

— hidden europe (@hiddenEurope) November 22, 2019

Physical Media Down Under: “The film canon, film history, is constantly being rewritten; what’s a classic film and what needs to be rewatched from 60 years ago is always being decided, and I think we lose track of that with streaming The conversation shouldn’t just be about the new, fresh, pretty, shiny thing.”

Having Eats With Lakeith Stanfield “(He’s made it to an agreeably cacophonous downtown sushi spot by this point, orders a bottle of warm sake – “I’m feeling sweet,” he tells the waiter, giving himself a little hug by way of illustration – and begins to work his way through a restorative meal of edamame, sashimi and hand-rolled sushi, all chased with Coke.)”