Yes. Saint Sebastian Bovary.

Well, in that apocalyptic scenario, I think I’d choose Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. When I finished it, I honestly felt like never reading another book again.

I have to say one of the best revenge stories of all time: The Count of Monte Cristo. There are classics that are better than this one, but it’s still one of the greatest ever written.

I have a lot of secrets but there’s one person who knows all of them.

Morrissey’s New Year’s Eve Show at the Hollywood Palladium on December 31, 2024. I couldn’t get a ticket, so I spent the entire show outside the venue. Somehow, it didn’t matter. I could still hear the music, feel the crowd, and be part of the moment. It wasn’t the way I imagined seeing Morrissey, but it ended up being one of the best experiences of my life.

I probably would bring that person back in my life if things were different this time. (You know who it is)

“And so I try to be kind with everything that I see, and in everything I see, I see him.” — A Little Life.

Definitely Milano. There’s no place like home.

I certainly can.

Definitely Jaws (1975). Not because it was the first blockbuster, but because of the incredible suspense and unforgettable soundtrack. They make the film truly memorable.