Ah. I worked on the promo video for that song.
Don't ask me what it was like (or whether I got paid).

If someone is a risk maybe the most fully effective safety measure would be not giving them the job. Just an idea.

It's a piece of journalism, not a PhD thesis. Almost any blind or otherwise disabled pedestrian in London will tell you that the traffic they most fear now is two-wheeled. Cyclists have created a road safety crisis in cities and they need to stop playing the victim and own it.

E-bikers killed in collisions with cars are not necessarily "killed by motorists". They may be killed by the same recklessness of their own that leads them to kill pedestrians. By "anecdotes" of e-bikes killing pedestrians you presumably mean recorded instances.

Banning e-bikes might go a long way towards offering a solution. You never know.

They probably got their reasons, though.

Rio Cinema founder honoured with plaque on 50th anniversary In 1909, Clara Ludski opened what is now one of the UK's longest continuously running cinemas.

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There's always someone worse off than yourself.

A shame we haven't got some sort of system of carrying around, I dunno, little paper or metal tokens representing different values of money that we could exchange for a kebab so this sort of thing couldn't happen.

Charging foreign tourists to go to museums is a really terrible idea. How could they possibly demarcate between tourists and foreign nationals who are working or studying in the country. Plus all the other reasons you identified. It'll result in fewer tourists AND fewer UK citizens visiting museums.

It seems to happen to all of them eventually. They have nowhere to go but mad.

Alexander Calder performs his "Circus" | Whitney Museum of American Art YouTube video by Whitney Museum of American Art

Alexander Calder performing his miniature Circus. Filmed by Jean Painlevé in 1955

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Report it as "Misleading Content"

In other news, scientists are finally able to confirm that bears are responsible for depositing bear shit in the woods and that the Pope is not a Presbyterian.
#SUVs

Exactly. We've had a moderate degree of imprecision replaced by full-on hallucinatory chaos.

Trump is incapable of acknowledging that his own actions should have to be justified. He literally couldn't comprehend the idea.

'D IS FOR DISTANCE' Official UK Trailer (2025) | Documentary | @britishfilminstitute YouTube video by Indie Film Trailers Worldwide

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Elephant and Castle skyline plan would beam lights into the night sky Southwark Council has outlined a plan to turn the Elephant and Castle area into its own Blade Runner, by beaming lights into the night sky.

This is a really stupid idea.
#lightpollution #wildlife
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John Bengtson, film historian who tracked down the locations used in Hollywood silent movies His ability to identify locations was uncanny, and fellow film historian Kevin Brownlow asked ‘does he lay out his photos on a Ouija board?’

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Max Schreck
(rhymes with "tax" and "tech". Strange, that)

Bruce Conner’s Visionary Experimental Films Take Over the Marciano Art Foundation in Los Angeles deadline.com/2026/03/exhi...

Have a medal. Most of us have always known what our ears are for.

Schrödinger's compost heap.

There are some otherwise intelligent people around who simply aren't capable of comprehending what could possibly be wrong with colourisation. They'll tell you that if colour film had been economically available since 1895 everybody would have always used it, as if that's a coherent killer argument.

Hove Museum of Creativity Hove Museum of Creativity

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The original production at the Royal Court theatre, London, included the aloof, faceless, scarcely visible character of the Auditor, who is present in Beckett's text but is usually excluded in modern productions. It did give a different and much larger stage picture than the film suggests.

La Marseillaise, sung by Mireille Mathieu. American English subtitles. YouTube video by Tony

National anthem? This is a national anthem
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It's such a puzzle why these places went bust.

Toothsome? Pierre Fresnay with a smiling horse.

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