Happy Birthday wishes to Juliette Binoche, born 9th March 1964.
#JulietteBinoche #BOTD
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Happy Birthday wishes to Juliette Binoche, born 9th March 1964.
#JulietteBinoche #BOTD
Yes. Uncomfortable.
Poster for Rebecca Zlotowski’s ‘A Private Life,’ starring Jodie Foster, who is seen here looking through some index cards.
Tickets booked for Rebecca Zlotowski’s ‘A Private Life’, starring Jodie Foster later this week.
#VisionsOfEurope #FlicksOfMyYears
Interesting. I've some silver ones as part of a picnic set, and they do feel odd to drink from against the teeth.
Vintage advertising for multi coloured aluminium tumblers from Newton Shakespeare and Company.
"Pray now what colour ... ?" "Blue, my lord." ~ The Winter's Tale (A2,S1).
#ShakespeareSunday
Ronald Searle artwork a busy dock and the ocean beyond.
“ ... the ocean's roaring tides ... ” ~ King John (A1,S1).
#ShakespeareSunday #Animation
The beast doth smile.
"A very gentle beast, of a good conscience." ~ A Midsummer Night's Dream (A5,S1).
#ShakespeareSunday #HankMcCoy
Seems to be an approximate 10 minute delay on my search here at the moment. I can't post on the 'other' place currently.
Jon Pertwee as Worzel Gummidge.
" ... a nobler Sir ne'er lived, 'twixt sky and ground." ~ Cymbeline (A5,S5).
#ShakespeareSunday #ChildhoodMemories
Advertising poster for Prince The Hits collection.
"'Tis new to thee." ~ The Taming of the Shrew (A5,S1).
#ShakespeareSunday #Prince💜
"White and azure laced with blue ..." ~ Cymbeline (A2,S2).
#ShakespeareSunday #Sting #TracksOfMyYears
A futuristic landscape and a travelling bubble craft.
" … the skyish head of blue Olympus." ~ Hamlet (A5,S1).
#ShakespeareSunday #HerbieHancock
Handing over a written message in rural Ireland.
I got to see a 35mm showing of The Wind that Shakes the Barley, earlier today in QFT Belfast. A packed house in the cinema that has just been ranked 22nd best cinema in the world by Time Out magazine.
#FlicksOfMyYears #QFTBelfast #VisionsOfEurope
The Scots Gaelic for red deer is 'fiadh ruadh'. In the Highlands people once called them ‘faerie cattle’ as they believed fairies milked them from my upcoming: "Folklore of Scotland" https://folklorepress.co.uk/ #bookwormsat #folklore #Scotland art: Echoes from the Golden Grove by Annie Stegg
The Scots Gaelic for red deer is 'fiadh ruadh'. In the Highlands people once called them ‘faerie cattle’ as they believed fairies milked them
from my upcoming: "Folklore of Scotland"
folklorepress.co.uk
#bookwormsat #folklore #Scotland
art: Echoes from the Golden Grove by Annie Stegg
A selection of dresses on display at the Ulster Museum's Ashes to Fashion exhibition.
A wonderful exhibition. Highly recommended.
#AshesToFashion
Alan Beresford B'Stard MP as played by Rik Mayall.
Remembering Rik Mayall, born 7th March, 1958.
#RikMayall #BOTD
Champion the Wonder Horse with young Ricky astride, nearby a waving Uncle Sandy and Rebel the dog.
“Had Ricky been astride Champion the Wonder Horse it's a cinch that he would have stayed mounted; but he wasn't riding his friend.” ~ 'The Monster', a Champion the Wonder Horse short story (1960), Arthur Groom.
#BookWormSat
Old fashioned view of a pier in NYC, with iconic ships and buildings.
An interesting New Yorker Magazine cover from September 20th, 2004. Ghost Ships by artist Bruce McCall, featuring amongst others the ill fated Titanic and Lusitania.
#PhantomsFriday
I've just finished watching Star Trek Starfleet Academy's latest episode “300th Night”. No spoilers, but my favourite episode so far.
#StarfleetAcademy #StarTrekStarfleetAcademy
Weddings?
In the Middle Ages, before the printing press was invented, scribes rewrote hundreds of books, so of course, errors were made. Scribes attributed their mistakes to a demon called Titivillus, who caused errors so he could collect them in a sack to show the Devil. #WyrdWednesday
A close up of singer Chris Rea.
Remembering Chris Rea on his birthday, born on March 4th, 1951.
#ChrisRea #BOTD
Lana Lang and Clark Kent discover something familiar in an Egyptian tomb.
The Curse of the Superboy Mummy in SUPERBOY #123 (DC comics, September 1965), the story written by Leo Dorfman. A classic Lana Lang and Clark Kent cover from Curt Swan. But do the hieroglyphics really tell Superboy to destroy Lana?
#WyrdWednesday #DCcomics #60s
A black and white portrait of Patsy Kensit, wearing an iconic punk rock t-shirt.
Happy Birthday wishes to Patsy Kensit, born March 4th, 1968.
#PatsyKensit #BOTD
Excellent memories.🖖
Chief engineer Montgomery Scott communicates with the bridge.
Remembering James Doohan on his Birthday, born March 3rd, 1920.
#StarTrek #JamesDoohan
Colour portrait of Karen Carpenter.
Remembering Karen Carpenter on her birthday, born March 2nd, 1950.
#BOTD #KarenCarpenter #LeadSister #TheCarpenters
Stained glass on the window of a railway ticket office.
Some railwayana for #StainedglassSunday.
A peeping Tom spies a naked Jerry in the tub.
“Full many a glorious morning have I seen ... ” ~ Sonnet XXXIII.
#ShakespeareSunday #TomAndJerry
Skottie Young cartoon featuring Charlie Brown and an alien facehugger.
“ ... we each new hatch'd unfledged!” ~ Hamlet (A1,S3).
#ShakespeareSunday