Another #MTGxStarTrek artwork I painted: Stray from History! (reupload from yesterday) This piece depicts a moment inspired by "Yesterday's Enterprise," as Tasha Yar helps an injured Richard Castillo while her body begins to vanish through time. Her decision to help restore the- https://t.co/AX6j5T9lb7
— Joel Chaim Holtzman (@JoelCHoltzman) November 11, 2026
Friday, November 13, 2026
Terrific illustration of a terrific STTNG episode (Art roundup)
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Today's news and jokes
Nah this is SENDING ME!!!!! 😭😭 https://t.co/D2Z8PDyvEp
— Infern0 Thee Ant 🍋 (@InFeRn0AnT) November 11, 2026
If I send you this that means I was forced to be here https://t.co/CcluDNuenE
— mac (@MacDoesIt) November 11, 2026
Thank god Gay Halloween already passed because i know some of y’all would’ve dragged a chair around all night
— 🫧 (@toribesolonely) November 11, 2026
I enjoyed the audiobook for Arkady Martine's "A Desolation Called Empire"
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
The Nvidia scandal would make a very good Frasier episode (Nvidia joke roundup)
getting into a complicated frasier-style farce situation when your wife, your employee girlfriend, and your foreign spy girlfriend are all at the same party and you have to keep changing leather jackets
— BYCTOM (@byctom.bsky.social) November 11, 2026 at 2:42 PM
An update on the Australian adopted by Bears fans
my favorite part about this Bears fans saving the life of a person in Australia is that 97% of those people don’t know what Yuri means 😭😭😭 they think it’s their actual name and it’s so precious
— emily maingi (@EmilyMaingi) November 10, 2026
You guys are missing out read more yuri
— ⋆˚࿔ 𝕐𝕦𝕣𝕚 ♪˚⋆ (@treatmachanwell) November 11, 2026
Extending a special welcome to all the newest members of Bears FC 🫶
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) November 11, 2026
THE BEARS THEMSELF DMED ME??
— ⋆˚࿔ 𝕐𝕦𝕣𝕚 ♪˚⋆ (@treatmachanwell) November 11, 2026
HOW DID I GET THIS FAR https://t.co/2dhhekcySE
— ⋆˚࿔ 𝕐𝕦𝕣𝕚 ♪˚⋆ (@treatmachanwell) November 11, 2026
WHY AM I ON THE NEWS NOW
— ⋆˚࿔ 𝕐𝕦𝕣𝕚 ♪˚⋆ (@treatmachanwell) November 11, 2026
They interviewed people over this what the hellll
— ⋆˚࿔ 𝕐𝕦𝕣𝕚 ♪˚⋆ (@treatmachanwell) November 11, 2026
Fun article about the production of Hallmark's Christmas movies
Alexandra Petri for The Atlantic:
Three different types of fake snow in a single day of filming! That is what I’m here to study: how to make something so expertly fake that it feels real.
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Have you seen Found a Homeless Billionaire Husband for Christmas on ReelShort, a platform for “microdramas”? The 71 episodes are each less than two minutes long; this microdrama is not even trying to have realistic fake snow.
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Hallmark, despite the available technology, is still something made by humans for humans. The snow may be fake, but at least the fake snow is real.
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in 2006, we got The Christmas Card. This is the Hallmark Christmas blueprint...she loves this town, and her job at the family lumber mill, more than anything—a fact that is lost on her absentee city-slicker boyfriend, Paul, an international wine broker in a tiny sports car. But, fortunately, Faith has sent a Christmas card to a soldier named Cody, stationed in Afghanistan, and Cody is so charmed by the card that when he gets a break from fighting the War on Terror, he visits her town. He then saves Faith’s dad from an out-of-control speeding car and starts helping at the lumber business. He also picks her up in a sleigh—with her favorite blanket. Wine Broker Paul does not stand a chance. There’s an exquisite scene where Paul spends two hours in the woods yelling into his cellphone about wine while, behind him, Cody takes down Christmas trees with a chainsaw.