Entertainment Tonight on Instagram: "Tim Allen's love for 'Toy Story' goes "to infinity and beyond." 凉 ⁠ ⁠ The 'Shifting Gears' star looks back at his legendary career and iconic roles in his ET Retrospective. Full interview at the link in bio."

The Academy on Instagram: "Live, laugh, lose your mind. Tim Burton’s BEETLEJUICE (1988), starring Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder and Geena Davis, won the Oscar for Makeup (Ve Neill, Steve LaPorte and Robert Short) at the 61st Academy Awards."

The Jackson Symphony on Instagram: "Wondering how some of the eerie sounds from Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas came to life? Listen as Austin Shoupe, percussionist with The Jackson Symphony, reveals the magic behind the madness! From an array of percussion instruments to one surprisingly creative tool made from everyday household items, Austin and his fellow musicians crafted the haunting soundscape that brought Halloween Town to life on stage. #SoundEffects #Waterphone #Perc

MEMES on Instagram: "This scene is gold 😂😂 This scene comes from I Think You Should Leave, where Tim Robinson delivers one of the most unhinged comedic moments ever. It starts innocently with a simple “pay it forward” drive-thru gesture — one person offering to pay for the meal behind them. But things quickly spiral into absolute chaos as the next customer orders an absurd amount of food: “55 burgers, 55 fries, 55 tacos, 55 pies, 55 cokes, 100 tater tots…”. The brilliance of this sketch is in

I Think You Should Reel on Instagram: "Every Tim Robinson appearance in SNL. (or at least all the ones I could find). Not included are unaired sketches or sketches from SNL Weekend Update Thursday. Those will be posted soon. Most of these are available to watch on Peacock and the rest should be on YouTube... #snl #timrobinson #itysl #saturdaynightlive"

Grow As Entrepreneurs on Instagram: "Tim Cook revealed that even he monitors his screen time with weekly reports. By cutting back on notifications, he reduced the constant urge to check his phone—a reminder that discipline matters at every level. He emphasized that the iPhone was built to improve lives, not dominate them. The real measure is simple: if you’re looking at your device more than someone’s eyes, you’re missing what truly matters. With people averaging over 3–4 hours of daily screen t