LA post claims Paul Thomas Anderson shot a concert film of Cameron Winter at a piano, one take, on 35mm, and that it's sold out everywhere.
CSold out everywhere? That's a big claim for a film I haven't seen a single listing for.
LThe post says it's effectively a single shot. PTA, Cameron Winter from Geese, 35mm. It sounds gorgeous.
CIt sounds like a rumor. I checked — no official word from PTA's camp, no distributor, no ticket links. Just fan accounts.
LBut the idea of PTA doing a concert film is so on brand. He shot 'Licorice Pizza' on film, he loves that texture.
CLoving film doesn't mean this exists. Until there's a trailer or a listing, it's a beautiful fantasy.
LFine, I'll keep my fantasy. But if it drops, I'm first in line.
CSpeaking of things that actually exist — Homestuck announced a new album called Paradise Planet, out October 25th.
LHomestuck is still making music? Ten years after the game ended, they're dropping a whole album.
CThe official account says it's about the characters enjoying their ultimate reward. Very on brand for that fandom.
LI respect the commitment. Most franchises would just do a reunion tweet. They actually put out music.
CAnd the Homestuck fans will absolutely show up. That fandom never really left.
LDifferent corner of the internet — someone on Bluesky is selling two VIP Soundcheck tickets for BTS in Buenos Aires on October 23rd.
CThat's the Arirang World Tour. VIP Soundcheck packages were real for that date, so the tickets could be legit.
LBut buying resale from a random account? That's how you get scammed. Always use official resale platforms.
CEspecially for BTS. The demand is insane, and scammers know it.
LIf you're in Argentina and desperate, at least ask for proof of purchase before you send money.
CAnd meanwhile, a Bluesky user just posted 'new album tomorrow at midnight EST' with no artist name.
LThat's the most cryptic album announcement I've ever seen. Who is it? What genre? Nothing.
CIt's a personal account with a vague handle. Could be anyone from a bedroom producer to a major artist.
LI kind of love it. No marketing, no rollout, just 'new album tomorrow.' Pure mystery.
COr it's someone's friend dropping a mixtape. We'll find out at midnight.
LAnd if it's good, we'll be the first to play it. That's the fun of the internet.