Latest Quotes

“This is her story: a story of trauma and what it means to not be believed, and there’s not a breath of exploitation on screen.”

— Taylor Antrim, Vogue, With ‘The Invisible Man,’ Horror Is Starting to Get #MeToo Right

“People were putting on double masks around me because they thought I had coronavirus.”

— Julia Walentin, Woman’s hangover sparks coronavirus panic on plane to Heathrow Airport

“People aren't thinking about you, the way you aren't thinking about you.”

— Michael Short, Alexis Rose, Annie Murphy, Driving Test

“Husband and wife duo Sara and Rich Combs invite Hausera into their desert sanctuary, the "Posada" located in Saguaro National Park in Southern Arizona.”

— Hasuera, Discover a Stunning Desert Sanctuary from Husband and Wife Design Duo Sara and Rich Combs

“I’ve never seen anything like this—it’s unprecedented.”

— John Grant, U.S. Airlines Face Test as Epidemic Spreads

“The porn-actress daughter of director Steven Spielberg was arrested and jailed in Nashville, Tenn., early Saturday on a misdemeanor domestic violence, court records show.”

— Laura Italiano, Steven Spielberg’s porn-actress daughter jailed in Nashville

“It’s a warm, sunny afternoon in Xiamen, Fujian Province, China”

— Gloria Diaz, An Honest Account Of Being Trapped In China During Coronavirus

“The Trump campaign has invested most of its advertising budget to date on Facebook, testing thousands of versions of ads per day to maximize its spending.”

— Axios, Inside the Trump campaign's big hedge on Facebook

“Why is it that the image of young girls screaming their lungs out with excitement for a pop star is considered crazy, psycho, scary, a bit much? But the image of young boys screaming their lungs out for a footballer is perfectly normal?”

— Yve Blake, What We Can Learn From Fangirls

“This is the first virus to go viral.”

— Pamp and Damp, This is the first virus to go viral.

“The lineup includes Dave Chappelle, David Letterman, Amy Schumer, Ali Wong, Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, Jamie Foxx, Sarah Silverman, Kevin Hart, Billy Crystal, Whoopi Goldberg, Ken Jeong, and Martin Lawrence.”

— Michael Ordoña, Netflix To Launch Major L.A. Comedy Festival This Spring

“Pete Buttigieg, who rose from being a small-town Midwestern mayor to a barrier-breaking, top-tier candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, is ending his campaign.”

— Thomas Beaumont, AP sources

“The third big decision was to shift Homepolish toward a higher-end customer. Out with the $500 and $5,000 projects, and in with the $500,000 and $1 million ones, as it were.”

— Courtney Rubin, How a Hot $100 Million Design Startup Collapsed Overnight

“The verification process sounds like it’s an honest, albeit somewhat belated, attempt to shore up a somewhat shaky platform and attempt to make it sturdier for guests and hosts alike.”

— Anna Merlan, Here Are the Most Common Airbnb Scams Worldwide

“Do you ever wonder where your days are going?”

— Neal Fun, Where does the day go?

“People are binary on China — either it’s the greatest country in the world, defies economic gravity, or it’s about to implode.”

— Leland Miller, A China skeptic takes a victory lap as unwanted steel floods the market

“China is an important cog in the supply and demand chains of the world. Even if the outbreak can be contained, which doesn’t look like it, the economic impact can’t be.”

— Leland Miller, The situation in China is even worse than you think, says this analyst with a history of accurate calls

“A person has died in Washington state of COVID-19, state health officials said Saturday, marking the first such reported death in the United States.”

— Robert Jablon, Person in Washington state first in US to die from new virus

“Officials at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have warned that it’s not a question of if, but when the novel coronavirus will spread in the United States — and communities are urged to prepare for the virus that has already killed thousands and sickened 10s of thousands more worldwi…”

— CNN, How Daily Life Could Change If Coronavirus Spreads Within The US

“In 1983 I was sent to New York to interview Johnny Rotten and I took the opportunity to call on Andy Warhol. The Factory was in the phonebook; and the receptionist, Brigid Berlin, said that Andy was in Milan but would be back the following afternoon. ‘You better give him half an hour. Why don’t you…”

— Duncan Fallowell, The wizard that was Warhol | The Spectator