Words for Robert Irvine. Pro Bono Comments Section Attorney. Clients include: Metallica, The Punisher ('04), and Point Pleasant (the show, not the place).
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I wrote about O.A.R. for the Fall issue of Robert Irvine Magazine. In an 11-page feature, I delve into their past, present, and future, including a look at their upcoming album, Three Tinted Windows.
Download the issue for free now at RobertIrvineMagazine.com
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This is just the tip of the iceberg - boys are frequently treated at school like defective girls. Society will suffer for it.
Young boys are being discouraged from getting into reading—and it’s because more books are missing one key element, @sophiah_n reports: theatlantic.com/culture/2026…
Say what you want about Snyder, but he differentiated DC in a significant way. But no. They wanted to be exactly like Marvel and they'll just keep hiring new executives to give them Marvel, never admitting that it's too late because the market has been saturated.
DC Studios Shocker: James Gunn and Peter Safran are stepping down as co-CEOs.
Skydance, which now oversees the division thanks to its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, has appointed former Marvel exec Jeremy Latcham to the post of president and chief creative officer of DC Studios.
Gunn and Safran are stepping away from their leadership roles effect Dec. 1, four years after taking over the job.
hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
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Look, the publishing industry will still take a gander at a manuscript from a new white male author, but, uh, you’re gonna have to make some concessions. 😆
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Bear Brawl is the tip of the spear, Matt!
And I've got a lot more in the pipeline....
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Look, we all have things we didn't get done this week. We really, really meant to get to them, but life got crazy and it just didn't happen.
Well, guess what? All that stuff is still gonna be there Monday, so YOU OFFICIALLY HAVE ROBERT IRVINE'S PERMISSION* to leave work one hour early and get this weekend started! Enjoy! Tell your local bartender that Robert said hi!
*Void where prohibited. You do not actually have my permission. Any and all consequences faced for leaving work early are yours and yours alone.
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"I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, nor the arrow for its swiftness, nor the warrior for his glory. I love only that which they defend."
- Faramir, J.R.R. Tolkien, The Two Towers
I've always loved this line. Strength for its own sake is not the goal. What matters is what it lets you protect.
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This seems a strange way to describe someone who fought at the Somme, who lost nearly all his closest friends in battle, who drank the nectar of ancient poetry with C. S. Lewis, who wholly & irrevocably re-invented the fantasy genre.
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I went into this interview knowing Robert was the jacked Brit who went into fucked-up restaurants.
I now know that Robert Irvine is also a great American.
@gottatrythispod
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Growth, self-improvement, the creation of a new self that is stronger, better, more capable than the old… there is everything to be gained by choosing to do hard things.
I guess the kids these days would call this "leveling up."
Whatever you call it, just remember that the hard thing you choose isn't the prize.
You are.
#MondayMotivation
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My new novel, The King of Dogwood Street, is available on whichever platform you usually buy books. The ebook is $4.99, $13.99 for paperback. For more information click the link or check out my site, christuthill.wordpress.com books2read.com/u/mKarK9
Been watching the Nightmare on Elm Street movies in sequence - just got through the fifth - and while they barely function as stories and no one knows how to act, they still provide “we used to be a proper country” moments with the production design. The amount of real shit that was built for these stupid movies is kind of staggering. They force you to feel for what we’ve lost.
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Sir Patrick Stewart's "Sleep no more!" | Rupert Goold's Macbeth | Great ... youtu.be/vuyygZ1MQ_M?si=SJaq… via @YouTube
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Patrick was one of those icons who we somehow all took for granted would always be with us.
I grew up as a fan, and was later gifted the privilege of becoming a colleague and friend, working with him for many years on “American Dad!”, “Family Guy”, and “Ted”. He was that rare actor who could take any bit of dialogue and elevate it, making a good writer sound great, and a great writer sound masterful. He was also as humble as they come. I remember exchanging emails with him a number of years ago when he was beginning day 1 of a new film. He commented to me that he always walked onto a new set feeling like the biggest novice there. My stunned reaction was the same as anyone’s would be. I said, “Patrick, if you feel that way, the rest of us are screwed.” We have lost a legendary actor today, and for many of us, a good friend. He will be deeply missed by the entire planet.
He could’ve lived to 110 and it would’ve felt too soon.
Rest in peace to this absolute fucking king.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
alzresearch.org/giving/
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
alzfdn.org/donate/
Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
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The big reason we have to deal with endless “Actually, this piece of shit was brilliant” discourse is how far the standard has fallen. If your main movie diet is straight-to-streaming Netflix slop, then yeah, a swing-and-a-miss from a real director will seem like a masterpiece.
I'm watching EYES WIDE SHUT, which I thought was awful back in 1999. I keep hearing movie podcasters talk about how it's a masterpiece. Guess what? It's fucking AWFUL.
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I've seen this going viral all day and remained silent, reflecting in sadness on the movie, much like I did that fateful night after my friends and I sat in stunned disbelief at what an utter pile of garbage the phantom menace was. Everyone except my 5 year old nephew loathed it.
