“And I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for you meddling kids”.

Valentina Tereshova was the first woman in space in 1963, but the space bros have never stopped giving her a hard time. In this post I analyse the misogyny and double standards which persist to this day. 🧪 #WomenInSTEM #ValentinasDay

You can't report Sheriff Fatman to Roger Cooke anymore.

i’m no financial expert, but it looks to me like they’re organizing a hedge fund

Petition alert: I know there's lots of them but this one needs to get to 100,000 by the end of the month My good friend Nansi asked me to do a video to help raise awareness that widows used to get 18 years of support but now it's cut to 18 months Please sign: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/75...

The John Williams score for Disclosure Day. *chef's kiss*

The new Cape Fear needs to pay homage to the rakes.

A holodeck episode in Strange New Worlds. No, no, no.

This weekend's @theipaper.com cartoon #DavidHockney

This Wicked-women's cricket world cup link up is very strange.

Sometimes Google still works.

"It ain't the years, honey, it's the mileage." 'Raiders of The Lost Ark' had its US release on this day in 1981. All those iconic scenes - one after another, like cinematic bass drops - created a blueprint for every action adventure film that followed. Absolute perfection in less than 2 hours.

What a life. RIP David Hockney.

Always loved these early Hockney paintings of Bradford

Here's a link to contribute to people in Belfast who are helping those under threat. His gf sounds amazing.

A cursed book of spells that should never be cast

Whereas bentossexuals want meat.

Uh...

Queens.

I had this thought about what if Sen Dog from Cypress Hill did the Fred Schneider parts on "Love Shack," which led to the even better thought of Fred Schneider as hype man on "Insane in the Membrane." Just thought I'd share that with you in case you ever need a pick me up. "INSANE! GOT NO BRAIN!"

Just need everyone to know that the Belgium men's soccer team has new jerseys based on the art of Rene Magritte and this is the official photo shoot

Loving Denis O'Hare in The Boroughs. "You want my advice, go be a whore in Sedona".

Nigel Farage Listens to the News

Pear wood sculpture is titled "Tödlein" (Little Death), created by Hans Leinberger around 1519. www.khm.at/kunstwerke/t...

Binging on Netflix's Cocoon (The Boroughs).

Kate O’Flynn better win some awards because DAMN

RIP Anthony Head. Giles was awesome, but AH also had the most amazing pair of fishnet-clad legs I've ever seen.

This, and Maus, are what I recommend to people who question why adults should read comics. Not that there’s any reason why an adult shouldn’t enjoy lighter or more fantastical graphic novels or superhero shit or even the Beano. Persepolis and Maus do stuff that written novelists simply cannot.

Persepolis 1 & 2 are beautiful graphic novels and a bridge between cultures. Seeing Iran history and life through the eyes of Satrapi as she grows up listening to Michael Jackson and Madonna and has a punk phase and turns goth and all that was mind expanding for me. What a loss. R.I.P.

This is lovely.

oh this is tremendous by Robin Lustig

Not sure why I haven't seen The Book Of Life before, but it's a great film. Similar themes to Coco, but made 3 years earlier.

Donkey suppositories? You know what you can do with those.

Basking in the bass line of Girlfriend Is Better in Stop Making Sense.

Repost with your first crush.

Very late to this, but loving Rhys Darby as Trelane.

Also at Cannes (whereas I was not, btw): COLONY, from Yeon Sang-ho (TRAIN TO BUSAN; I also enjoyed PENINSULA, though got the impression most people didn't). ZOMBIES R US!

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I have to admit, unlike nearly every music fan I know, I’ve always been a little unmoved by Springsteen but I think this might be the best introduction to a song I’ve ever seen.

Morning all. Girl on a Spacehopper, 1971. From the series Byker, 1970s. Photographer Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen.

Happy birthday to Gladys Knight youtu.be/6_FYE3OS-Kg

I love her.

Two new episodes of Widow's Bay to enjoy.

'AI Stan Lee creative style and image generation' He didn't draw the fucking comics!

Remembering Christopher Lee on the occasion of his birthday (botd in 1922) and celebrating this, one of the greatest publicity photos in cinema history

Getting home by train today may count as an episode of Race Across The World.

Ernest & Celestine is an incredible film. And it looks like a watercolor sketch in motion. Its style was a risk, and it took time and care to get it right. We explore how it happened: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/the-look-o...

In celebration of both World Dracula Day and Peter Cushing's birthday. 🧛