   Richard E Grant: “Love Again? I’m Not Looking for It”We don’t mean to be hyperbolic, but Richard E Grant is the best. A curious fellow who masks his vulnerability in all the right ways. An old-school reservedness with a biting humor that the world needs more of, but almost no one can pull off. If you haven’t seen him in Saltburn (Amazon) yet, you must. First, read this interview, though. Here’s a classic Richard E Grant soundbite to whet your appetite. “Talking is the greatest intimacy of all.”  This Surprising Industry Thrives in a Downturn[Partner] The $100B film industry has proven resilient in every economic cycle. Global box office revenues increased by $1.8B amid the 2008 recession, and Netflix added 15.8 million new subscribers during the 2020 pandemic. That’s why movie fans have been flocking to invest in Legion M, even in uncertainty. It’s the first fan-owned movie studio built to harness that staying power. With 54,000+ investors, a 95% Rotten Tomatoes score on their latest release (starring Morgan Freeman), and a recent 7-figure distribution deal for the film, momentum is building fast. Be part of a shareholder community that’s NOT caught up in Wall Street’s volatility. Invest in Legion M to stake your claim on the future of entertainment. 6 Common Terms That Mean Something Different in CourtroomsWe’re in a fierce battle with our neighbor, and the other day, he told us he was going to file a suit. File? We dry clean ours. (Duh-dum-chh.) Sorry. And for the record, we’re not really in a fierce battle with anyone. That was just our alter ego talking. And we mean the legal definition of alter ego. You’ll find out soon…  Polaroid Death MachineIt’s okay to love things. Just try to love the things that love you back. This guy fell in love with polaroids, which slipped into an obsession during the pandemic. And they started loving him back. This little personal narrative of his is touching. You’ll see yourself in it, even if you’re not the photographer type. Welcome to the polaroid death machine.  AI-generated Images Can Exploit How Your Mind Works—Here’s Why They Fool You and How to Spot ThemWe all get duped, okay? It’s nothing to be ashamed of. It has already happened to you. And it will continue happening to you. AI images are out there. Some really good ones. Some that even lie about their realness. Here’s our blanket statement about all things tech: emails, texts, calls, social media, AI... If even the smallest part of you thinks something’s off, it is.  The MixerWhat does Kumbaya mean? These TV cars we want to drive. Why are big movies called blockbusters? Man builds small puddle in the middle of a forest in Brazil and the life it attracts is astounding. Should you ask your bartender, “What’s good here?” The ultimate roadtrip for national parks across America. Why delegating is hard. Where can you wear this blazer? Better question, where can’t you?* *Partner  /GTFO  @stephenbutkus | Los Angeles, California  Our Gentleman's Agreement Love Elevator? Let's Partner    @2025 Rotary Digital 300 Witherspoon St Suite 201 Princeton NJ 08542 This is a paid advertisement for Legion M’s Regulation CF Offering. Please read the offering circular at invest.legionm.com. Investments in private placements, and start-up investments in particular, are long-term, illiquid, speculative and involve a high degree of risk and those investors who cannot afford to lose their entire investment should not invest in start-ups. |
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