Wasn't there also a story about the Wachowski sisters having a copy of The Invisibles on set, too, or was that a product of Grant's fevered (and fantastical) imagination?

A montage of pop cultural icons (Kevin from Home Alone, Robocop, Marla from Fight Club, Darth Vader, etc.) for a double page spread in French film magazine La Septieme Obsession.

An illustrated scene from The Breakfast Club for a National Library of Scotland article about libraries in pop culture.

An illustration of all the characters in Kinds of Kindness. A cover illustration for Little White Lies.

An illustration of some of the characters from Yellowjackets.

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I love illustrating pop culture:

It would also skew the viewer into thinking that Rachel is merely another in a long line of women he's romanced rather than his child. I think the first time I saw it it was the US edit and then on the second viewing (of an uncut version) I realised what their relationship ACTUALLY was.

Bloody hell, the 2000s are finally, truly over.

A still from a black and white Betty Boop cartoon showing a small girl with shaggy curls and big eyes held in the arms of a darker, taller and much stronger-looking similarly-featured person. The diminutive figure is Betty Boop and the larger, her boyfriend Fearless Freddy. Betty is wearing a little black dress and Freddy a pair of short shorts and a white vest with LIFE GUARD written on the front.

Love Lies Bleeding (2024) Dir: Rose Glass

Would it be too pointed to put errant into parenthesis?

Ha! And Copenhagen gives you the thrill of trying to avoid bikes as well as cars - double the fun.

Had that travelling to Seville a few years back. Drivers automatically slow when they approach pedestrians, crossing or not. We spent the first couple of days wondering if it was somehow a trap.

Yeah, that would fit - they were talking about using the Mitchell in Glasgow as a New York courthouse again so that would match up.

a series of pictures of agent scully from the hit television series "the x-files" wearing glasses. each picture gradually has a slightly more serious expression and more dramatic lighting

formal proposal of a replacement for the vince mcmahon meme format

I've heard jumping helps. Is there anywhere you could jump unhindered somewhere nearby that you know of?

Always lovely to see The Divine David.

...at this point, "indescribable hell" is pretty much what I'd expect if Morrissey *did* perform.

Not in that colour, Jake!

Alas, I won't be at the pub tomorrow..

I apologise in advance to everyone at the next con I attend for the tee shirt I just bought.

Take the time to do this folks. The proposed changes to ILR are shocking and cruel, which is made abundantly clear in the text of the public consultation linked below. Please lend your voice to try to mitigate the cruelty.

Post a banger not in English

(trigger warning for slightly cartoonish violence in the video)

youtu.be/ffH_Mp74xh4?...

Last year I started a Valentine’s themed series inspired by old vintage, romance comics. I had loads of fun doing them so have drawn a few more and decided to make it an annual thing. I’ll be posting the new ones, as well as some of last year’s, over the next couple of weeks.

That's the one bit of the story that annoys me - they just gave some random who owns the building planning permission, they didn't commission this dross, but you wouldn't get that from the headline.

a couple in wedding garb stand in front of a white tiled wall, vaguely reminiscent of Elastica's debut album cover. She has blue hair and glasses and a layered tuille dress with applique stars. He wears a three iece tartan outfit, with kilt, tweed jacket and waistcoat.

7 years ago today. Happy anniversary, @kariebookish.bsky.social

And this is how I find out that Amy Irving sung, not Kathleen Turner...

Hope Sandoval.

I will not be taking questions at this time because I'm going to listen to Fade Into You on repeat.

A painting by Norah Neilson Gray. Entitled Mother and child it shows a mother kissing a samll child she is holding in her arms. Painted in shades of grey on a yellow ground, it's a very graphical image.

20. Mother and child - Norah Neilson Gray

An oil painting by EA Hornel entitles the Brownie of Blednoch. It depicts a supernatural creature in a wild landscape, surounded by sheep. The scene is lit by a full moon. The brownie is humanoid, with very long, thin limbs; a shaggy coat and glowing white eyes. It has a beak of sorts and pointed ears.

19. The Brownie of Blednoch - E. A. Hornel.

A painting by Joan Eardley entitled "Salmon Nets and the Sea". It shows an impressionistic, almost abstract view of nets hanging out to dry on the shore from posts while a rough grey sea breaks on the shore. The sky is a deep petroleum blue and the sand a rust red. There is a sense of the force of the sea breaking on the shore.

18. Salmon Nets and the Sea by Joan Eardley.

Watercolour painting by Joseph Crawhall entitled Girl on a Bicycle. It shows a woman in a black skirt, a mutton leg sleeved rose blouse or jacet and a yellow straw hat with a black band. She is riding a push bike. Running alongside her is a daschund, ears flapping into the air and tail erect.

17. Girl on Bicycle, Joseph Crawhall.

A painting by Maria von Heider-Schweinitz. A young woman is depicted very simply and with jarring bright colours sitting facing the viewer. She is dressed, or perhaps wrapped in a bright red shawl. Her pallor is cold, described with yellow and green tones ad her eyes are dark. Her nape-length bob is catching the light from behind and to the right of her.

(Yes, I'm still doing this.)

16. Seated Figure with Red Cloth - Maria von Heider-Schweinitz

The Entombment of Christ - Rembrandt van Rijn

A painting by Piet Mondriaan. It is a predominately white painting with a square of red at the top left, blue at the bottom left and yellow at the bottom right. Each square is bordered by a thick black line which joins each square to the other.

14. Composition No. IV, with Red, Blue and Yellow - Piet Mondriaan.