Seems like every morning these days I check this app and the Knicks have done something. Have they won the tournament now?

"weirdly accented weirdly named sexually inadequate moon Trillionaire becomes threat to the UK" is a Bond movie premise where eventually he gets pushed into a tank full of horny sea leopards, but MI6 doesn't have the juice for that these days

Even aside from how cool she is generally, it’s gotta be said that Naomi Osaka is a really cool name

The people cry out for Jarnathan

Sabalenka has got to have some of the greatest facial expressions in professional sports right now

In this weather I desperately need the men of London to commit more strongly to deodorant

this is the ideal car body. you may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like

this is unworkably insane as well as morally repellent, and still isn't going to win the government any points at all from the people who are now going to tour the country waging lawfare against any organisations that look like they might be treating trans people with dignity

'Elsa Lanchester' by Doris Clare Zinkeisen (1898–1991) (National Portrait Gallery, London)

British food discourse keeps happening on this site because it allows liberal Americans to be racist while still “punching up” and Brits are uniquely touchy about being made fun of by the US, a nation considered to be a perpetual teenager

This week's theme is 'People of London' - a celebration of ALL the people who make and have made London the beautiful city it is. ------ 'The London Underground' (from 'This Is London', 1959) by Miroslav Šašek

Thanks to Katie Carr on Threads, I just learned: in 1996, the cast of the newly-launched “Star Trek: Voyager” got together to do a feature for Parade magazine about the power of late-’90s technology. Behold its fabulously unhinged glory. 1/

Bars, frankly www.liberalcurrents.com/respecting-r...

Genuinely sickening

if you want to be properly trad you should always be voting Green - being gay, trans, high on drugs and a bit Muslim has been the highest aspiration of the English since at the *latest* TE Lawrence. Reform like crypto and post-2008 grievance racism, which makes them dangerously futurist

magnificent www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/arti...

Being obsessed with a guy who kind of sucks online is really loser behavior. There are lots of people who I think kind of suck on this website and I don't want them to actually have a bad life

Rita Ora’s Agent Scores Singer Another Prime Crossword Puzzle Placement https://theonion.com/rita-oras-agent-scores-singer-another-prime-crossword-puzzle-placement/

we'll be talking like this about cars soon

I've got back into cycling around London, and I think it's well past time that we admitted that Black Cabs have long-outlived their usefulness and really should be phased out

I’ll never forget watching The Wicker Man with my outer Hebridean mum. “I just don’t know where there got all that wicker from”

the mutual respect Don Draper and Joan Holloway have for one another is really touching. also he wouldn’t know what to do with all that

I like bluesky because it feels so much like tumblr 1. barely works 2. userbase is annoying (affectionate)(not that affectionate) 3. being queer on here feels like I’m actively participating in ruining some tech company’s investment

This is the plot of Empire Records

4 episodes in and I'm willing to call it: I was so right for this post

His plans are measured in centuries

Keeping this post in mind ahead of the local elections

Good afternoon! This week's theme is London Worship. ----- 'St Nicholas, Deptford' by Louise Hayward societyofwoodengravers.co.uk/shop/p/louise-hayward-st-nicholas-deptford

I dunno man, sometimes they're just for me

There’s no way this is the full story

No director has ever shot the colour pink better than Demy

I guess boycotting Harry Potter feels pretty trivial to me, because I'm an adult. if someone told me I shouldn't eat Gerber's baby food, I'd be like, that is no problem. I'm way ahead of you

You're trying to concentrate on an Italian string quarter play Locatelli's C major in the governor's music room in Port Mahon and this MF won't stop tapping his fucking feet

We need to go back

doing wages of fear but with crisps, whole truck smells like prawn cocktail

'Portrait of Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton', Tower of London (1603) by John de Critz (Private collection)

'An Aerial Battle', Blackheath (1940) by Francis Dodd (Imperial War Museum London)

Very funny move for The British Museum to be doing this, of all places. Will tourists get special passes to visit their own countries stuff in there?

Parent's holiday photos are such a specific art form. Love to see an insta post of an off-centre memorial and the caption "Site of The Massacre"

There's good stuff happening in sword & sorcery and short-format fiction but yeah, epic doorstopper fantasy has been ceded to a bunch of soakers and narcs, it's a problem

TIRED: Timothée Chalamet's heel-turn stunt promotional tour for Marty Supreme backfired by convincing the public to start rooting against him WIRED: Timothée Chalamet's heel-turn stunt promotional tour for Marty Supreme paid off by convincing the public to start rooting against Paul Atreides

Worth waiting through to the post credits scene of Hamnet, didn't expect to see Harry Styles turning up as Kit Marlowe

Hard to think of two more divergent films to double bill, really

Happy International Women's Day. 🏴

hobbit STUNS high elves by ordering lembas in perfect quenya

criterion channel rn has a collection called YEARNING and a collection called STUNTS! and between them exits the entire spectrum of human art and emotion

The Unbearable Looksmaxx of Streaming

THE LOYAL SECOND KITCHEN DRAWER: The queen approacheth! Mayhap twill be this fine morrow when one of my tools will fulfil her desires! THE DUSTY SPATULA, EVER-SCHEMING: Bah! The throne has made her foolish and complacent

The Charli xcx movie should have been set in the Avatar universe where Sully and the other Naavi had to fight a new species who are all the Brat green colour

There's a fun layout from 1930 where Screenland asked a bunch of movie stars to name the role they most wanted to play. Gary Cooper said Sydney Carton, Claudette Colbert said Juliet, etc. William Powell said A Wealthy Retired Motion Picture Actor on the Riviera 😂 #driveinmob