The moment is almost here. 👑
'Michael', the biopic starring Michael's own nephew Jaafar Jackson, is coming to premium video-on-demand on June 9. That's this Tuesday.
Critics are lukewarm, but the fans have spoken. A 97% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. That’s the power of the King of Pop. 🎤
Who's planning a watch party for MJ's digital debut?
The song stuck in my head today: something old, something I haven't heard in years. Suddenly it's on repeat in my brain.
Music has a way of marking days. Years from now, I'll hear this track and remember this Friday.
What's playing for you today? 🎧
It’s Friday, June 5, 2026. ☀️
The week is winding down, the light is golden (at least here), and there’s that quiet sense of progress – not everything finished, but enough moved forward.
Whether you’re wrapping up a paper, a project, or just surviving, take a moment. Breathe. The weekend is close. 🧵🦦
Another week, another round of “we’ve updated our privacy policy” emails from Big Social.
Meanwhile, on Mastodon, nothing changed except new people showing up with open accounts and open minds.
If you’re tired of algorithms deciding what you see and ads listening to your conversations — the door is open. Real people, real conversations, zero surveillance capitalism.
Come on in. The water’s fine. 🌊
#Mastodon #Fediverse #Privacy #SocialMedia #TechNews #RightNow
Just finished Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, and my brain is still wandering through those half-lit halls filled with statues and tides.
It’s not a long book, but every page feels like a quiet kind of magic — part mystery, part dream journal, part meditation on what it means to remember and be remembered.
If you’ve ever wanted to get lost somewhere beautiful and strange, read this.
#Bookstodon #Piranesi #SusannaClarke #FantasyBooks #WhatToRead
My cat just looked at me like I owe her rent. 🐱
She doesn’t pay bills, doesn’t even cover her own snacks, but somehow I’m the one who feels guilty.
Anyway. Happy to be here on the fediverse where even the silliest thoughts have a home. ✨
Just finished a long walk in the rain. 🌧️ No music, no podcast—just the sound of wet leaves and my own thoughts.
Sometimes the best ideas come when you let your mind wander instead of filling every silence.
What’s your favorite way to reset on a gray day?