Till Death Us Do Part

Long before “All In The Family” landed on the American culture and permanently altered it, “Till Death Us Do Part” was establishing the tone and sensibilities on the BBC in England. 

The War Escalates Today

Tens of millions of Americans are facing eviction from their homes today, as Republicans leave them in the lurch and let them rot on the streets.

There is no longer a functioning USA, we are a totally failed state, led down the road to run by big money and seditious Republican scum.

Timeless Courage

The final thoughts of a great American, read by another great American.

The douchetator™ is trying to stall the election

The Angry Human has long known of - and predicted - the dictatorial tendencies of the conman rapist, but this morning, he Tweeted his desire to stall (and ultimately cancel) the November election. He is in full dictator mode now. Of course, he also likely did this to distract from the release of the most staggeringly bad financial numbers in the history of this country.

Found Footage Festival

It’s like finding the world’s weirdest video store, with ramshackle VHS tapes filled with bizarre humanity.

Click here to fall into this rabbit hole of sordid video ecstasy.

Making movies in the age of pandemic

The wrenching realities of movie production are presenting unique challenges to the movie industry.

Covid-19 Complications

The virus is far more complex than originally imagined.

“ Recently, there’s been speculation that some of COVID-19’s seemingly disparate symptoms may stem from trouble in the blood. Blood clots, for example, are showing up in cases of COVID-19 frequently enough for clinicians to take notice. “There’s something unique about the coagulation system in these patients,” says nephrologist Kathleen Liu, MD ’99, PhD ’97, MAS ’07, a UCSF professor of medicine. In caring for COVID-19 patients on dialysis machines, she’s been surprised to see blood clots block dialysis tubes more than usual. Clotted tubes are common, she says, “but this is extreme.” 

That may be because, as growing evidence suggests, SARS-CoV-2 can infect cells in the walls of blood vessels that help regulate blood flow and coagulation, or clotting. If true, this behavior could explain some of the virus’s weirder (and rarer) manifestations, such as heart attacks, strokes, and even “COVID toes.””