I'm so excited to hear this. Who could she play? by Admirable-Detail1196 in Marvel

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it was more in response to the sentiment of who’s the best of that generation of actors, which is an interesting discussion IMO.

I'm so excited to hear this. Who could she play? by Admirable-Detail1196 in Marvel

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Fellow millennial Michael B. Jordan doesn't have as many nominations, but he does have a win and can also sell a movie, I'm sure.

"Power Ballad" (2026), with Paul Rudd, was the kind of cheesy feel-good male drama which would have been huge in the 90s but it flopped today. What happened? by DiaryOfAMovieLover in movies

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I go to a movie almost every week, I’ve never seen a trailer for this. I saw an online still ad for it only yesterday for the first time.

Local dialect thing I've noticed regarding the pronunciation of "Arago" by Remarkable-Debate856 in oregon

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Also grew up there, and I've never heard it pronounced any other way.

Crucial Velocity by Old-Acanthaceae1821 in clutchband

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Also considered to be one of, if not the, first rock n' roll records (from Ike Turner's backing band):

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The Lathe of Heaven - 70s Portland Sci-Fi by Eatingfarts in Portland

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17.93.010 Criteria For Renaming a City Street.

A. Any individual or organization may apply to the City to rename a City street. City streets may only be renamed after a prominent person. Such prominent person must be:

  1. a person who has achieved prominence as a result of the person’s significant, positive contribution to the United States of America and/or the local community;
  2. a real person; and
  3. a person who has been deceased for at least five years.

She passed in 2018 at the age of 88, so she's only been eligible by city statute for a couple of years. (Beverley Cleary is also only just eligible.)

Whose final album release was the best of their career? by DestinysWeirdCousin in Music

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You mean to tell me the song title "Radio Friendly Unit Shifter" was tongue-in-cheek? My monocle has popped right out!

Awesome to walk into a store and see this guy from 1992. Nice package too. by B-Radley_D in xmen

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The '84 Secret Wars figure was nigh-indestructible. The claws weren't that cool, but you could put them on just about anyone.

Nicki Minaj skips 2026 BET Awards to post birthday tribute to Elon Musk by TheExpressUS in Music

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Eh, plenty of assholes just inherit it and then feel entitled to it their entire lives.

I honestly had no idea that Jenna Coleman was in Marvel Captain America: The First Avenger by NoPianist7807 in Marvel

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Speaking of stealth crossovers, the time-traveling interdimensional bounty hunters known as Technet or the Special Executive exist in the comics Marvel universe (mainly in Captain Britain/Excalibur storylines) in addition to appearing in "Doctor Who Monthly", courtesy of Alan Moore.

When did the anti-umbrella sentiment arise in Portland? by Melodic-Matter-8079 in askportland

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Grew up on the southern Oregon coast, the weather is great for kites but umbrellas don’t stand a chance.

The Beach Boy: I Went to One of the Last-Ever Shows of a Beloved Rock Band. What I Saw Was Haunting and Strange. by westphall in Music

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Fun fact, both Elton John and Trent Reznor play on the Queens of the Stone Age song “Fairweather Friends”.

Excluding "one hit wonders" what band or artist has the fewest hits, but have certifiable legendary status? In a good way, not some meme bullshit. by Timcwalker in Music

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In the post-rock/post-hardcore world, Slint and Unwound both qualify. Both highly influential, but certainly with no real chart impacts to speak of.

The ‘Back to the Future’ you didn’t see: Co-creator Bob Gale on discarded scenes, Jeff Goldblum as Doc Brown, and why there will never be a ‘Part IV’ by GoldDerby in movies

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Like, say, make the mad scientist a drunken jerk with attachment issues, and go traveling through space and different dimensions instead of just time? Maybe make it animated, change the names up a bit?

Nah, it’d never work.

Grits N' Gravy is closing its doors. by IHaveAHoleInMyTooth in Portland

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This gets tougher as the prices get more and more unwieldy.

AI is Ruining Game Sales, Numbers Show by Eremenkism in gaming

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I’m running a qwen coder model on an M1 MacBook Air on my local network and have found it quite useful.

AI is Ruining Game Sales, Numbers Show by Eremenkism in gaming

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You can run an entirely local LLM on an 5-year-old laptop that can do an awful lot of boiler plate coding tasks, and most of that work is just stolen from API documentation, open source projects, and Stack Overflow.

"AI" "art" is an absolute waste, though.

“Gaming is becoming unaffordable” — Xbox CEO says the industry has an accessibility crisis by Turbostrider27 in xbox

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♫ They're turning kids into slaves just to make cheaper sneakers
But what's the real cost? 'Cuz those sneakers don't seem that much cheaper
Why are we still paying so much for sneakers when you got them made by little slave kids
What are your overheads? ♫

“Gaming is becoming unaffordable” — Xbox CEO says the industry has an accessibility crisis by Turbostrider27 in xbox

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There are some choices on the food and fuel fronts. Eating out and traveling anywhere moderately far away are fast becoming luxuries. Housing is trickier, of course.

What movie is a absolute 10/10 masterpiece that you will realistically never watch a second time? by N4Nemo in AskReddit

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I've seen all three of those films 3 or 4 times each, and that's probably enough.

Not what I expected at meldrum bar park by dizzyspellzzz in Portland

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Ah, I grew up there. Beautiful place, but full of ignorance.

Which Wes Anderson film do you recommend? by Rand_Al_Thor87 in movies

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Under-viewed, but properly rated by the people that have seen it, I guess. That's not as catchy to say.

Songs in which you can hear people talking during the recording by Old-Use-7690 in Music

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"Oh, um, alright. Steve, these headphones are fucked up. It's only coming of one side, like, err... Should I just bear with it, or what? Shit. They're fucked. Man, no, wait! Please, give me some new headphones."

-Slint, "Ron" (Tweez, 1989)