#journalistes independants

[basilepesso]

Pearl Jam, Go, 1 993

Fantastique ouverture du remarquable Vs de Pearl Jam (1 993). Avec ce chef d'oeuvre uppercutien qui commence aussi brillamment et violemment qu'il s'achève, le groupe de Seattle sortait d'un grunge lyrique parfois pesant, cousin d'Alice in Chains et de Screaming Trees (autres groupes grunge de Seattle ou de la région de l'état de Washington autour de Seattle), style pearl jamien largement surestimé (base de leur premier album culte, Ten, et son célèbre single Alive) et offrait leur meilleur album, un niveau que le groupe ne dépassera jamais sauf sur certains éclairs y compris solo pour Eddie Veder et la bande originale d'Into the Wild, notamment son single Society. De Seattle il n'est plus tant question sur la scène artistique hype. On ne sait pas quelle effervescence a piqué la froide ville du Nord-Ouest des USA dans les 90's, puisqu'aux groupes nommés s'ajoute évidemment Nirvana puis les Foo Fighters, mais aussi Soundgarden, et en plus pop/rock, The Posies. Dans les 2 000's, la ville à la tour emblématique (The Space Needle) qui rappelle plus ou moins celle d'Osaka (la Tsūtenkaku) a été l'effigie de la souvent remarquable série médicale Grey's Anatomy. Basile Pesso, 4 février 2 023, 1e diffusion ce jour-là (Fb) Pearl Jam, Go

[poemega]

Shout out to Trent Crimm, The Independent

[reality-detective]

Greg Reese Report 👇

The Fed Launches Phase One of Their CBDC This Month.

The Great Reset’s worldwide social credit system has arrived. 🤔

[closetdbisexual]

yayyy please dont compress this horrible

[andromedasummer]

Rooster Teeth 🤝 Newshub

Warner Bros Suddenly Shutting Them Down Out Of Nowhere

[duncanor]

I need y'all to take a look at the fic

"The lie behind the Golden Truth" by Jevana

It got everything from interesting characterization to really good world building post-Trimax to angst hell.

Please if ya haven't already, give it a shot it's so fucking good omg

[yusuke-of-valla]

Now that we have a better understanding of the people affected by the Microsoft/Activision Blizzard layoffs it stands out to me that the two groups that were passed over are

studios that just had a return to office mandate (because forcing people to move to work in-office when they previously had a remote position and then laying them off would give them legal troubles probably) ((I mean they DID do that just not to the people who's return to office mandate just went into effect))

And studios that were unionized with the Communication Workers of America because Microsoft is

Unions aren't perfect, and the article from Nathan Grayson at Aftermath goes in to some of the issues, but they do help in situations exactly like this

[astxrwar]

hm. thought too hard about 50+ y.o. gray-haired senator bucky. have to lie down

[theragamuffininitiative]

Starting Tuesday probably, I'm gonna go offline from tumblr again for a bit. I'll be back in October bc I want to write through Inktober this year, and then after that... we'll see. 👌

[kingofmyborrowedheart]

imma be controversial

the hate on Taylor for being times most influential person is very politically based and in my opinion it’s wrong.

I find it weird as an adult people wait for celebrities and influencers to talk on political topics because? Well they aren’t really qualified and it doesn’t really change anything but please fans.

the people that we should listen to are politicians. Yes Palestine needs help but like? Taylor swift speaking out won’t change what’s happening there because they need a person in POWER to speak up.

in my mind the hate centered on her winning is crazy. Men are saying she should get ra*ed getting THOUSANDS of likes, people slut shaming her wishing she’d die… it’s horrible.

One of my biggest issues with that critique is that the Person of The Year is picked months in advance and parts of the interview for the profile were done prior to October 7. I didn’t see anything about people wanting Palestinian journalists being to be named when the shortlist was released on Monday. It’s like people are asking for the TIME journalists and editor board to time travel and make their decision. Even if they did pick something dealing with Palestine, they’d probably choose the IDF or Netanyahu given how Western media is still primarily supporting Israel even though they’re blatantly committing genocide. The work that Palestinian journalists are doing is brave, courageous and devastating, and unfortunately most of western media is refusing to show their work and bring attention to it when they should be.

I don’t know when or why we decided that we need to hear and know every single celebrity’s stance on every big political issue, especially when they most likely know nothing about it and are making a statement for the sake of optics. I agree with you anon and that the people we should care about knowing their stance is the elected officials who actually make decisions and have influence over these situations. I literally don’t think Taylor Swift making an Instagram story or post is going to change any politician’s minds or actually end any of the conflict; it won’t have any actual effect beside being a statement. Have the statements from any of the other hundreds of celebrities done anything to change the minds of politicians or impact policy?

People getting annoyed or mad at Taylor for something that isn’t in her control is seemingly becoming common place. I’m not sure there would be as much backlash if the title had gone to one of the world leaders on the shortlist, I’m sure there would be different kinds of backlash though. TIME picks the person or group based on the influence, positive or negative, that they had around the world during the year and as I said earlier, the western media only started paying attention to what was happening to the Palestinian people on October 7th and the days following.

[basilepesso]

"Avant ses 25 ans, au coeur des années 1960, il fut l'un des fondateurs de The Byrds, groupe mêlant le rock venu d'Angleterre au folk traditionnel américain. En 1967 et 1968, écarté des Byrds pour mésentente, il avait retrouvé Stephen Stills, des Buffalo Spingfield, et Graham Nash, des Hollies, dans le chalet de Joni Mitchell, légende du folk et un temps sa petite amie. Le groupe est rejoint de temps en temps par le Canadien Neil Young. L'année suivante, le 17 août 1969, au mythique festival de Woodstock, Crosby a déjà sa moustache et ses cheveux longs pour le second concert des Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young." Article de la RTS : “Pionnier du folk-rock, l'Américain David Crosby est mort à 81 ans“ Crosby, Stills and Nash, Judy Blue Eyes

[poemega]

The new episode comes out on my birthday and I think Tedependent should be my birthday present

[leofrith]

no but like genuinely the entire journalism industry makes me feel ill.

[rotzaprachim]

this is definitely not the first time war has ended up on tumblr.net but it’s still wild to see people learn about the horrific haze of wartime reporting and chains of knowledge amidst a fandom-esque desire to be right all time time. “You can’t believe that all you have is witness testimonies, military reports and foreign news agents” girl how do you THINK information gets reported in a war

[luvisia]

miles upshur outlast 🤝 meryl stryfe trigun stampede reporters who will get their scoop

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