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had to pleasure of creative directing and EP’ing this campaign for chamberlain university through WALTER + PEARL. insanely excited about all this year has in store. ✨
walterxpearl.com/
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This is getting out of hand.
Chet Holmgren - patellar tendon tear
Ja Morant - left hamstring strain
Tyrese Haliburton- left hamstring strain
Anthony Edwards - right knee damage
Jalen Williams - fractured fibula
Cason Wallace - torn labrum
Ben Simmons - torn achilles
Ben Sheppard - torn meniscus
Jaren Jackson Jr - torn MCL
Ariel Hukporti - ruptured achilles
Brandon Ingram - partial achilles tear
Max Strus - partial plantar fascia tear
Paolo Banchero - high ankle sprain
Jalen Suggs - right knee bone bruise
Jalen Duren - hamstring strain
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What are we doing...
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On the surprise team of the NBA: the who what and why of the Memphis Grizzlies:
“I think we are better than people give us credit for,” said rookie Cameron Boozer.
Free to read:
nytimes.com/athletic/7738156…
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Isaiah Stewart celebrating the Grizzlies 5-0 start by slapping everyone on the chest 😭
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Absolutely incredible Heiress Harris the daughter of T.I. Sang the national anthem before Game 6 of the #WNBAfinals.
She is sooo talented @Tip
#wnba #AtlantaDream
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Amanda was literally one of the most self aware people in the entire movie
I think Nathan Fielder did a really good job with You Can See Everything. Especially in showing how unwilling Amanda Seyfried was to acknowledge her own role in potentially harming another person. He had everyone looking at one another and questioning everyone else’s intentions, while seemingly being completely unwilling to examine their own behavior. I thought Amanda’s resistance to doing that was especially revealing
I also obviously think Billy is terrible. I think he’s cruel and exploitative. I’ve seen Elizabeth’s tweets for years and thought they were her. Finding out they’re his was jarring and sad.
But as much as I dislike Billy, I think he made a very good point. Why would he care what Amanda thinks? She’s an actress who has profited from portraying his wife as a bizarre and dishonest and manipulative freak to an audience that is largely voyeuristic, incredibly binary in their moral thinking, and seemingly unable to separate fiction from reality
I don’t think that Amanda needed to defend Elizabeth or excuse anything she’s done but I do think it’s bizarre how unwilling she seemed to consider that she might have contributed to another person’s suffering




































