Smoking suit, 1870s. Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

“Wild Woman riding a Unicorn” (1475) by a German artist known as Master of the Amsterdam Cabinet.

While everyone is rightly on a The Red Shoes kick, I don’t think anything outside of Powell and Pressburger’s The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp has explored life, friendship, love and loss more powerfully.

Bogdanove one of the all time great Superman artists

This is a world breaking moment. If everything feels a bit extra fucked--its because the people of earth are expected to swallow this and move on.

“My grandparents stole your grandparents home, for which I am not sorry, but today I will come and stand beside you whilst my cousins steal your home”

Paul Mason was caught collaborating with a UK security state official to map out the British anti-war left - and strategising about how to take them down He is not just deranged. He is a deeply dangerous

Incel rage in China

I know I'm a guy who sometimes posts about comics, 90s TV and from time to time tells Bundeskanzler to go fuck himself but when it comes to immaturity there's still much I have to learn from the likes of Mr. Uber-Boomer right here

A dentist lives as the solitary male in a pack of female hygienists, until a younger dentist challenges him and forces him out

This is living

Starmer really reminds me Gotham's mayor in Dark Knight Returns

After going missing for over 2 years the EU has finally found the book on International law. Strange that.

Hieronymus Bosch c. 1503-1504 - Garden of Earthly Delights (detail)

guess I gotta watch The Complete Unknown someday

Dan Hedaya in "Cheers" and... um, John Lennon?

It's so haunting that the "Paradise" episode of DS9 ends with a shot of the children staring at the punishment crate. Their community is satisfied with staying there and continuing their ways but it's the children who never get a choice.