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[miamaimania]

"Untitled" by Tyler Spangler ☀ Portraits melt beyond their assigned boxes

[gigivas]

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[baek1nho]

@asiandramanet april bingo: color + inspired by another creator

word of honor 山河令 (2021)

[watkinsglen]

As some of you may or may not know, I recently left my job as a reporter at a major newspaper to sell out (go corporate lol). In honor of my time in news (7 years) and with all my newfound creative energy now that I’m not writing 24/7 for work, here’s a teaser of a galex newsroom au

After midnight, the lights in the newsroom turn off if they don’t sense movement.

So when Alex is plunged into darkness -- the only light coming from the sickly gleam of Adobe Premiere on his desktop and the Times Square billboards through the office windows -- he just sighs.

Alex sticks his arms over his head, waving like a car dealership blow-up man. That always does the trick.

As the lights click back on, Carlos, a video strategist, peeks his head out from the miniscule glass-walled pod he was occupying a few rows down, balancing his tiny Macbook in one hand. It was hard not to be jealous as Alex’s behemoth of a video-editing desktop whirs. Covered in dust, one desk over, a particularly cheerful trout grins from the fish-of-the-day calendar Logan left behind.

Carlos scrubs his hand across his face, flexing his jaw. “Ay, how’s the edit coming? How did it get so late?”

Alex huffs. The strategy guys have no respect for the process. All they care about is how big they can make arrows on thumbnails, and then telling the bureau chiefs that that’s what made Alex’s mini-doc get 2 million views on YouTube.

The edit was, actually, coming. Kinda.

It hadn’t started until 4:00pm -- even though Alex had gotten to the office at 9:58am, sliding straight into the clump of reporters in the back of the 10:00am daily news briefing unnoticed.

His executive producer James had surreptitiously waved his phone from his seat up front next to the other chiefs, and Alex dutifully pulled up Slack on his phone.

10:02am:

James Vowles (EP): Looking like they want a video on the new tariff ruling to run tomorrow morning.

Alex Albon: lol

Alex Albon: but like what about the ruling

Alex Albon: like a legal explainer or a political rundown or what

James Vowles (EP): Christian’s pushing for a markets explainer on the international trade implications.

Alex holds back a groan. Susie, the London Bureau Chief, is in the middle of talking up her reporter Dorianne’s article on the food supply in Gaza, clearly trying to get the headline bumped higher on the paper’s home page. Unfortunately, the room in New York was entirely focused on a less-worthy but more clickable story: this morning, a national trade court had invalidated a bunch of tariffs. Because they just couldn’t do it after Alex had his morning coffee.

Alex Albon: crying-sunglasses-cowboy

Alex Albon: but horner hates working with us

Alex Albon: dont tell me they want max to be the interview

James Vowles (EP): Yup. More visibility for their big story on it tomorrow, I guess.

Alex Albon: kk well i cant start drafting the video script until max has his article drafted

Alex Albon: i guess ill ping him about it

James thumbs-upped his message, leaving Alex to deal with the Econ desk alone.

When Alex had g-chatted Max about it -- some particularly uppity reporters insisted on it for the 24-hour-message deletion, worrying they’d be held to whatever verbiage they used yesterday -- Max had brushed him off.

10:12am

alexander.albon@thetimes.com: hey max! Just wondering when you can share the draft of your story for tomorrow. I’m producing a video on it that we’re trying to get published tonight

maximilian.verstappen@thetimes.com: i’ll send when it’s finished

alexander.albon@thetimes.com: any idea when that’ll be? We’d like to get you on camera to be interviewed for it after

10:20am:

alexander.albon@thetimes.com: hey! Bumping this

maximilian.verstappen@thetimes.com: 2p maybe

alexander.albon@thetimes.com: okay just a reminder that we don’t need the article to be complete to start drafting the script! Could we get a copy by 12?

10:45am:

alexander.albon@thetimes.com: hey, just checking in on this!

11:23am:

alexander.albon@thetimes.com: hey max, any chance we could get that draft?

Anyway, Alex didn’t get his cameras rolling until 2:30pm, didn’t get the transcript of Max’s interview until 3:00pm, and didn’t have the script locked until 4:00pm.

But the real work didn’t start until after the rest of the team had gone home -- the cameraman Patrick slapping Alex on the back in solidarity as he left to catch the train -- because, of course, Max and Christian and the econ guys had forgotten their desk wasn’t the center of the universe, and still had to run their article by Standards.

Every newspaper worth reading had a Standards desk, of course, but their overwhelming reach and power at The Times still blew Alex away, even though he’d been at the paper for three years. Their job was to read the most important stories, the stories that could move markets -- and make sure every word was so phenomenally buttoned-up that the paper could never, ever, be accused of falsehood.

So while James reviewed Alex’s latest cut of the video, AA_2025_tariffs_boogaloo.mp4, he decided to take a jaunt across the newsroom to the Standards desk and see George.

[areyouscaredyet]

caracalla’s ugly mug!

[racingliners]

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton & Valtteri Bottas | F1 Grill The Grid

[raiiny-bay]

sleepy morning with the boys

[ranticore]

so as i understand it search on mobile is broken and is just a tag search rather than a blog search (i.e i'm trying to search smth like 'manticore' and it's giving me only posts i've made TAGGED #manticore) which explains why ppl are having trouble finding a lot of my posts lately, didn't realise that because i am a browser user. i've gone through some old posts and retagged them with relevant tags (#mvf and #pern story both got a bunch of new stuff into the tag) but as for the search problem... idk what's going on there tbh i've made 1130 posts and i can't go back and tag all of them

[theriverbeyond]

as a longtime Hater of the squarecrop, waking up to instagram having moved to a rectangle grid system feels like someone came into my house and put the kitchen into the basement and the laundry room onto the roof

[paula-in-dreamland]

What are we using for the mood board tag?Where are we getting the photos? How are making the grid? I AM DIGITAL ART CHALLENGED DESPITE BEING ON THIS HELLSITE SINCE 2011.

[br0adsw0rd]

PLEEEEEEAAAAAASE FASHION SHOW

I am being successfully peer pressured....

He's got outfits for each of us. (YES. This is a bit humiliating but everyone is also being humiliated with me so it's okay.)

Yes he has a "uniform".

[gigivas]

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[cherrari]

I started watching f2 for the first time this year, and immediatedly was shocked by 1) all the penalties 2) the crashes. Is it always this chaotic??

lmao yes f2 is always like that. i do kind of understand why because they are directly competing for f1 seats at that point so you might as well go big or go home. but also the complete recklessness from the drivers combined with the fact the f2 cars suck lowers the value of the series imo. that said i'm still really, really excited for this season, my friends can tell you i've been impatiently and vocally anticipating it since the day it ended in 2024

if you want to watch an interesting f2 race i'd recommend monaco 2024. i know monaco and interesting don't generally go together but the f2 race was wild compared to the f1 one...

f3 is even worse in terms of crashes and chaos, and not by a small amount either. in monza qualifying last season literally half the field got penalties, it was so stupid 😭 i wouldn't really recommend watching f3 this season though because the field isn't that good, i'm only in it for rafa

[j-emini]

*insert appropriate vb77 endorsed message*

[thedevotionaltour]

can i say the craziest thing for comic students at my school at least is some of them literally dont understand how to read comics for the language we are writing in and they will forget basic bubble flow. ppl will go i didnt know you were supposed to read left to right up down it's insane. u can present them the easiest most clear cut panel flow ever also and they go i dont know how to read this. i think this might confuse a reader. i will kill us both

[adobe-outdesign]

I find it hilarious that there's over a thousand Pokémon out there now.

And yet you still don't have any requests for a line you haven't reviewed yet, despite people sending in requests trying to do so.

Like at this point, who are we missing??? Unown #16??????

I haven't sat down and counted but I'm pretty sure I've only reviewed about 50%–60% of all Pokemon. I feel like I just tend to get a lot of repeat requests because everyone's more interested in hearing my thoughts about Mimikyu than they are, like, Seel(TM)

(Also, I know it's hard to tell on your guys' end, but I did receive some new requests over the last few days. I just answer the repeats immediately to clear them out.)