I'm a Spurs supporter, and have to say that from October onwards they've been dreadful. Don't want them to go down but wouldn't argue against them deserving it.

Spiral Descent - MARK SAY Short story inspired by the painting Spiral Descent by CRW Nevinson

Spiral Descent. CRW Nevinson painted the picture. I've just written a short story. marksaywriter.com/index.php/sp...

Peckham Cineplex has been there for around thirty years now. I finally got around to seeing a film there today.

That's why we record anything that interests us and fast forwards through the ads.

The Lidl app has just told me I bought more cottage cheese than any other item this year

I love a bit of Sondheim, and the new production of Into the Woods at the Bridge Theatre is the best of his shows that I've seen.

Afternoon at Tate Britain to look at Turner v Constable. Turner wins easily.

Christmas present from my wife. Plenty of terrific images from an excellent exhibition.

Good song. Awful movie.

It's been a trend to dumb down documentaries about history, art, science.

The BBC’s editing error was serious, but the response is way out of proportion | Margaret Sullivan The broadcaster should not cave to Trump’s demands

I agree with this www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Trump and his cronies have the BBC in their sights. Leaders can’t stay silent while one of our great institutions is attacked.

We must defend its independence, end political appointments, and remove Robbie Gibb from the Board.

Watched new Frankenstein movie on Netflix. Visually very good, but the story becomes very ponderous. Would be much better if it lost 30-45 minutes.

Doctor Who faces break of more than a year as Disney partnership ends Doctor Who will be off our screens for 19-months as Disney+ ends its partnership with the long-running sci-fi series. BBC confirms Russell T Davies Christmas special for 2026.

Disney+ is walking away from Dr Who. Good! It gives the BBC the chance to make it worth watching again. www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/ar...

House of Dynamite reflects a trend in recent movies I've seen; great setup, plenty of tension, then stops short without a real ending. All a bit 'meh!'

This reflects the Government's tin eared attitude - build more housing but don't worry about what type it is. Already a lot of building in inner London but virtually none of it is for families or people on lower incomes. It's turning into a city exclusively for the rich.

Yesterday I saw a flamenco/jazz trio play at local church. Bought the CD. Playing now and it's nothing like what I heard last night, and nowhere near as good. I suppose that's my fault for having adventurous ears.

My wife watched 'Paddington in Peru' while I was out last Friday. Now Netflix believes that I watched it. Oh God! The embarrassment!

I knew nothing about Nigerian Modernism before last night. I still don't know much, but really enjoyed the exhibition at Tate Modern.

This is where Trump declares war on Norway.

Never seen any of the Marvel movies. The mere mention of them sets off a yawn.

I think this was the first I saw in a cinema, about four years old. I'm not that old; this was in the days that Disney rereIeased films every few years. I remember laughing at the dwarves then being scared shitless by the evil queen.

Ten minutes walk from the hotel and into a Van Gogh painting.

We over-ordered dessert

Rocks, sea, sun, and a sense of peace.

The Greeks feel quite patriotic about yoghurt with honey and walnuts.

I suppose this is a case of cactile disfunction.

In Charnia, Crete, thinking it has the smallest cathedral I've seen.

Starters, Cretan style.

Police didn't fancy wading into that crowd of violent thugs to arrest anyone spotted by facial recognition.