It was Palestine in 1927

A little boy in Gaza crying ‘my mother’ over and over again while being comforted by another little boy. This world is so cruel and hateful. I despise everyone ‘debating’ genocide and the 76 years of occupation, apartheid and ethnic cleansing.

How many kids does this man have??? #ZatimaOnBETPlus

It took you cowards a missile, tank, drone & sniper to kill a 63 year old man.

the way they don’t have this energy for white people kills me everyday.

The Micheal Jackson Effect❤️ She could've entered his body if she could 😹

you see how her husband put himself first (as he should)? women, please take notes!

Here is a young Yahya Sinwar before Israel took him hostage and tortured him for 22 years.

That time when Norway had a butter shortage crisis around Christmas

7 years ago today. I was gagged. We all remember where we were #EastEnders

The official poster for GHOST STORY. Written and directed by Daniel Granville. Produced by and starring Joseph Adelakun. Poster designed by Pascoe Dzambo-Sinclar. #ghoststory #HorrorShort #horrorshortfilm #IndieFilm #shortfilms #shortfilmfestival #shorthorrorfilm #filmposter

I can’t stop laughing

Malachi Kirby has come a long way from Walford, #Eastenders and nearly getting married to Nancy Carter in a tracksuit. I'm really enjoying watching him and the rest of the cast in #AThousandBlows

Coming Soon… THANKS FOR EATING ME A film by Louis English Written by Louis English, Ben Smith-Petersen, and Sam Debuse Starring: Ines English Ben Smith-Petersen Penny Ryder Will Matthews Daniel Granville

French girls 🇫🇷

I promise you, we don’t care! Jog on.

Following the departure of Felix from EastEnders I need to revisit my blog and how they represent Black characters They made such a big deal about Felix coming and then they gave him nothing. I truly hope Matthew James goes onto something better. elaineadupoku.com/2021/04/03/pre…

people are so nasty and delusional about the career trajectory of black and brown actors compared to their white counterparts

“American Films of the 70s: Conflicting Visions” by Peter Lev