It looks like it's been scrubbed from every official 60 Minutes page now.

It's only a 30-second promo but here it is if you didn't get a chance to see it.

Julianna Moore you will always be Nancy Donovan to me no matter how much I love you in Magnolia and all your wonderful Todd Haynes movies

Bring whatever angle you want as far as your rooting interest in this World Series. Mine's all about watching the greatest living ballplayer do what he does best

One last thing: the idea that nostalgia is what makes people think fondly of video stores is misplaced. Rarely do people come in for the "video store feel" (which we don't really have anyway). It's usually as a response to a fractured, expensive, and inconsistent digital marketplace.

Particularly wild thing to say when the digital landscape is either walled behind one of a dozen subscription options, on a free streamer with lazily placed pharmaceutical ads, or available as a shitty pirated copy on 123movies

Even if this person broadly meant corporate rental shops like Blockbuster/Hollywood Video (where I still had great and diverse renting experiences growing up), you can't say "video stores" and expect people not to come in with their own set of experiences

I currently work at a video store and the best part of my shift is talking to everyone about what they thought of movies they just returned, excitement over what they're about to watch, and recommending movies to each other. It makes a largely solitary experience into something genuinely communal!

They've really got their finger on the pulse of their constituency!

That's how my email starts too. I didn't write (I called) and it certainly wasn't about that, so either his office is misrepresenting the messages of his constituents or they simply don't care and sent out a form letter (or, most likely, both).

State troopers in riot gear just plowed into the crowd, started arresting protesters and clergy.

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