Latest Quotes

“I need a cup of coffee to wake me up enough to make a cup of coffee.”

— Matt Lutsky, Robert Funke, Travis Stubbs, Alexander Skarsgard, The Stinker Thinker

“I could use a vacation.”

— Robert Funke, Matt Lutsky, Krystal Gill, Kirsten Dunst, The Stinker Thinker

“Just breathe. Okay, let me look at you. Let me look at you. You're gonna be great. Just breathe,”

— Matt Lutsky, Robert Funke, Krystal Gill, Kirsten Dunst, The Stinker Thinker

“Well, they're about to see what a winner looks like.”

— Robert Funke, Matt Lutsky, Travis Stubbs, Alexander Skarsgard, The Stinker Thinker

“The two-hour film, which Gilligan wrote and directed over the past 18 months, is premiering six years after Breaking Bad ended with Walter dying and Jesse driving an El Camino to freedom from his imprisonment on an Aryan Brotherhood compound.”

— Rebecca Keegan, 'Breaking Bad' Returns

“BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti has been talking about revenue diversification and balance for years. Following his company’s latest executive departure, the digital publisher will be leaning even harder into that strategy.”

— Max Willens, Amid executive turnover, BuzzFeed refocuses its sales strategy

“A young person who is super-engaged is attracted to FADER because we help create culture, we’re not just covering things that happen, and I think that mindset is very appealing to brands.”

— Andy Cohn, 20 Years Later, The FADER Stays True to Its Mission

“We still live within the propaganda of human progress and generational improvement.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“Plastic panic has a strange relationship to climate change, in that it seems to draw on premonitions about the degradation of the planet while focusing on something that has very little to do with global warming.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“I is now estimated that New York City will suffer “500-year” floods once every twenty-five years.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“A paradise dreamscape erected in a barren desert, L.A. has always been an impossible city, as Mike Davis has so brilliantly written.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“Climatologists can, today, predict with uncanny accuracy where a hurricane will hit, and at what intensity, as much as a week out from landfall; this is not just because the models are good but because all the inputs are known. When it comes to global warming, the models are just as good, but the ke…”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“Western liberals have comforted themselves by contorting their own consumption patterns into performances of moral or environmental purity—less beef, more Teslas, fewer transatlantic flights.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“Since 1950, much of the good stuff in the plants we grow—protein, calcium, iron, vitamin C, to name just four—has declined by as much as one-third, a landmark 2004 study showed. Everything is becoming more like junk food. Even the protein content of bee pollen has dropped by a third.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“We have already exited the state of environmental conditions that allowed the human animal to evolve in the first place, in an unsure and unplanned bet on just what that animal can endure.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“More than half of the carbon exhaled into the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels has been emitted in just the past three decades.”

— David Wallace-Wells, The Uninhabitable Earth

“Your job looks horrible to me. I feel for you. I’m glad that you’re willing to do it, because we need people like you to do it, but I ain’t fuckin’ doing it, no way. I would rather die in a mine, any day, no doubt. Holy shit. No. Not happening. Spell check? You’re out of your fucking mind.”

— John Bajoras, Dark crystals

“What online-only company is really profitable? Basically none of them. That’s this dirty secret”

— Michael Preysman, Everlane needed to open stores because 'basically' no online-only companies are profitable, CEO says

“Heels should not be higher than two and a half inches. If you need to go higher for an event, wear them only at the event, and make sure you bring a pair of comfortable shoes.”

— Sara Radin, How To Take Better Care Of Your Feet

“Gender equality struggles cannot be fought selectively; they have to involve all social groups.”

— Katrín Jakobsdóttir, CNN, Gender inequality is one of the most persistent evils of our times