My Dodger concha

The Dodgers aren’t just giving fans entering the stadium a bottled water and a rally towel but there are crates of water bottles around Dodger Stadium with employees giving water out to whoever asks for a bottle.

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Did I need the Oogie Boogie Stanley type tumbler I saw at Walgreens? No. But did I buy it? Yes 💚

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UPDATE IT GLOWS IN THE DARK SO WORTH THE PURCHASE 🤣💚

FIRST LOOK: Anne Hathaway's 1-of-1 Autograph in 2026 Allen & Ginter Baseball

prayer circle: 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 Robbie Ray 🕯 and Padres bats 🕯 got the dawg 🕯 in them 🕯 🕯 🕯

No more hooters in Duval 😎

Pedro Pascal and Tony Gilroy attending #NYFF for the 'Behemoth!' world premiere Read our review here: deadline.com/2026/10/behemot… (Photo: Getty)

Tony Gilroy’s ‘BEHEMOTH!’ starring Pedro Pascal debuts at 85% on Rotten Tomatoes.

BEHEMOTH! is a dynamic and handsomely crafted but peculiar film from Tony Gilroy. It’s his most stylish work to date, but also an uneven one, hurt by inconsistent rhythms and some narrative shortcomings. Pedro Pascal is at least delivering a beautifully modulated, grounded performance that never overplays itself, finding considerable emotion in even the lightest of notes. It’s his best film work to date. All of the supporting characters make the most of their screen time but all feel underutilized. The real highlight, though, is the score, with nine elite composers crafting a collection of beautifully textured orchestral pieces across different styles, providing momentum to an otherwise flat character study of a passive man who finally finds something worth caring about again. It comes close to greatness several times but ultimately fails to heed the advice of its own lead character: pick a lane and stay in it, like a train. Instead, it chooses to be a river, drifting between various tones and ideas, sometimes smooth and comforting and other times rocky and rough.

BEHEMOTH! is a huge success. The clever structure and story integration of the 9-composer score is genius, the editing is super crisp and Pedro Pascal serves sad puppy eyes as a cellist at several crossroads in his life. Big return to form for director Tony Gilroy. #NYFF

If you build it…

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“Wishing” for something sweet this autumn while apples are in season? Join us this October for screenings of Disney’s "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (1937), a cinematic experience that will not put you in an enchanted slumber—unless your name is Sleepy! bit.ly/3V2hUr9

Kool-Aid reminding everyone in 1964 that one package treats a whole host of ghosts.

NEWS: Tony Romo and CBS Sports have parted ways.