(Incidentally, Atlanta's mayor is "Mayor Bottoms") LA Times:
Working the day shift from 3 to 9 p.m., Aries said she danced last week for Williams, a regular at the club who has a dish named after him: the “Louwill Lemon Pepper BBQ wings.”
After placing an order with the Magic City kitchen, the high-scoring Clippers guard ambled around the club, Aries said, and she was one of a few dancers who performed for him, keeping a six-foot distance.
“He tipped very well,” she said.
Quarterback for the Cleveland Browns @bakermayfield sharing slides on his Instagram stories supporting the false Covid-19 info shared by Dr. Stella Immanuel the so-called demon semen doctor.— Yashar Ali š (@yashar) July 30, 2020
The video these slides are based on has been repeatedly removed by FB, IG, and Twitter. pic.twitter.com/QdhWQfyMY1
What the person just chosen to lead the "Technical Advisory Group on Behavioural Insights and Sciences for Health" for WHO wrote on February 28 ("if you're worried about COVID, it's irrational panic") and what I wrote one day before ("We have to get ready so we can lessen risk"). pic.twitter.com/teGQv0XEvX— zeynep tufekci (@zeynep) July 31, 2020
Seen in an elevator. Every button inside and out with a self-cleaning surface sticker. pic.twitter.com/QrAwSP113V— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) July 31, 2020
Selection of weird masks in Blade Runner 2049 pic.twitter.com/GChu9ZS6r6— timpelan (@johnneyred) July 31, 2020
James Harden, social distance stepback on Rachel Nichols (h/t @TasMelas) pic.twitter.com/KlTf4io5iU— CJ Fogler #BlackLivesMatter (@cjzero) August 1, 2020
Can Twitter please bring back the haptic feedback when you like a tweet it’s the only sense of touch I’ve been getting during quarantine— Shreya (@shreya_sud) July 31, 2020
At least during the 1918 pandemic they had cocaine in their soda— sarah slothanova (@slothanova) July 30, 2020
