Not exactly a classic episode #totp

The Ice Tower was slow in places, but always interesting. Beautiful images and two excellent central performances.

Saved, to some extent, by the backing singers #totp

Always liked Chicago...great band once you get into the albums...honestly! #totp

Oh no...I think I saw him at a uni gig! #totp

Ah...memories of sneaking in to see Saturday Night Fever when it was released, despite being under age! #totp

Is this cultural appropriation? #totp

Let go of her! #totp

Great, brave performance by Jennifer Lawrence, and a very good soundtrack.

Beatriz Milhazes exhibition at the White Cube Masons Yard...nice escape from the Winter

Jerskin Fendrix. Excellent last night at Sinfonia Smith Square. The Warren Zevon cover, Roland The Headless Gunner, was a real bonus.

Interesting hat...well, time for HIGNFY #totp

I remember clubs....just #totp

Apparently from New Jersey.... I'd have guessed San Francisco hippies #totp

Shouldn't they have been revising for their SATs? #totp

This will get some off the sofa #totp

Is it Kevin Keegan? #totp

Ah...Thin Lizzy...first band I saw live #totp

Eton Rifles....yes! #totp

@channel4news.bsky.social the use of AI really doesn't help, distracts from an important report

An important film, quite an eye-opener. One person in the screening was crying at the end.

Currently listening... imagining being at the University of Nevada concert on the 12th May, 1974.

That reminds me, must see the Marie Antoinette exhibition at the V + A #totp

George has all the moves! #totp

That drummer hasn't taken anything #totp

A wig? #totp

This is Status Quo???? #totp

Time to play the which is which game #totp

Rachel Reeves can sing #totp

Cher punching above her weight #totp

A lot of vampire protection Lisa #totp

Is that a pistol? #totp

TRB not miming... #totp

Anna Ancher, Interior, 1916. In the exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery.

Anna Ancher, The Old Window, 1914. Lovely exhibition of this Danish artist at Dulwich Picture Gallery.

Anna Zimmerman, Venus, 2023. Large charcoal drawing. In the Nordic Noir exhibition at the British Museum.

Erling Frederiksen, Transporting the Informer, woodcut, 1945. In the excellent, and free, Nordic Noir exhibition at the British Museum.

Lowry, Street Musicians, 1938. In the Jim Ede's Vision exhibition at Osborne Samuel Gallery.

K. G. Subramanyan, Untitled, 1953. In the Story of South Asian Art exhibition at the Royal Academy.

Jagdish Swaminathan, Untitled, 1970-1974. In the Story of South Asian Art exhibition at the Royal Academy.

Peter Watkins (with scenes from his 2000 film "La Commune") - BOTD

Interesting film, languid pacing, lovely 70s aesthetic, and a nice Jazz soundtrack. The main character's refusal to conform and sense of drift reminded me of The Graduate.

Barbican Centre, with reflections of a Mona Hatoum piece.

Mona Hatoum, Interior Landscape, 2008. In the Giacometti Mona Hatoum exhibition at the Barbican. Created in Amman, Jordan, a city with a significant Palestinian population. She creates a cell like space evoking entrapment and terror (as per the Exhibition Guide).

Giacometti, The Cat, 1951. One of only 3 animal sculptures by Giacometti. In the Giacometti Mona Hatoum exhibition at the Barbican.

Mona Hatoum, Incommunicado, 1993. The springs of a crib replaced with cheese slicing wire! In the Giacometti Mona Hatoum exhibition at the Barbican.

Giacometti, Four Figurines on a Pedestal, 1950. In the Giacometti Mona Hatoum exhibition at the Barbican.

Martyn Goddard's photos of Blondie in 1978. Exhibition in the Barbican Centre Library.

Leighton House centenary poster

Lord Leighton, At Biskra, 1895. Leighton House