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The Hollywood Reporter’s list of The 25 Best Documentaries of All Time, Ranked. Is this a list worth watching?

Just finished watching Crime 101 on Amazon. In Los Angeles, meticulous jewel thief Mike (Chris Hemsworth) executes non-violent heists along the 101 freeway. Shaken by a close call, he targets one final big score while obsessive detective Lou (Mark Ruffalo) closes in and volatile rival Ormon (Barry Keoghan) threatens chaos, drawing in insurance broker Sharon (Halle Berry).

Finally finished my binge of Trigger Point on BritBox. Vicky McClure stars as Lana Washington, an elite London bomb disposal expert and Afghan War veteran who races against time to defuse deadly devices and stop terrorists threatening the city.

Gone subverts the standard missing-person trope into a razor-sharp, character-driven psychological study. David Morrissey delivers a chillingly unreadable performance, matched by Eve Myles’ relentless detective work. It’s a beautifully shot, wonderfully acted, slow-burn mystery that prioritizes emotional tension over cheap thrills.

Every August, a new wave of freshmen hauls boxes into dorm rooms, buzzing with nerves and excitement. But beneath the excitement lingers a bigger question: is college still worth it? Between rising tuition and a shifting job market, students and families are weighing the cost of a degree against its long-term payoff more carefully than ever.Pew Research: Public views on the value of a college degree - May 2024

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Prompt: A Beauty Steampunk lady drawing on old paper with goggle in the front stands in the foreground and a steampumk vehicle Taxi in the background in a rainy and wet day in Paris 1910 background hand written research data text report, ink pen only (prompt copied from user on Facebook group Midjourney: Prompt Tricks - Jomar Machado)

I saw an interesting segment on the Today Show on Saturday morning. The segment was highlighting the growing interest people have in receiving items through the postal system. I’m of the age where I can easily remember the excitement of the mail arriving at your home each day and running to the mailbox to see if anything was for you. I’m glad to see a renewed interest in our connections this way.

I think I’ve read almost all of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s books, but I don’t believe I’ve ever read any of the the books he recommended on this list. Maybe this is a new reading challenge for me. The 22 Books F. Scott Fitzgerald Called “Required Reading”

During one of the hardest summers of his life, the ‘Great Gatsby’ novelist penned a list of book recommendations for his nurse.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 was basically what I expected and probably worth watching if you enjoyed the first movie.