Little nugget at the end for the lawyer watchers
10.03.2026 11:47
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Little nugget at the end for the lawyer watchers
An 'epidemic' of violence: The women and girls killed by men last year
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
None of the Arsenal podcasts went with ‘Mansfield vs Boysfield’ I see.
Shoutout @jondbarker.bsky.social for editing a version of Alex Iwobi’s High Performance interview which is entirely devoid of Jake Humphrey
youtu.be/MWVIsnOpGzM
He always sounds like a D&D character riffing after failing a deception check
Even if oil prices get back to “normal,” the disruption should be a wake-up call to move faster on alternative energy sources. If blocking one sea lane is all it takes to send gas prices soaring, then we need to move away from fossil fuels — fast.
The Unbearables getting another lucky draw. You love to see it. 💅
The way it’s going we might get Grimsby in the Champions League final.
I'm genuinely impressed that they're still finding new levels and depths
of corruption.
Someone in an insta post described Chalamet as a ‘single threat’ which is the most sickening of burns I had to sit back in my chair and take a few deep breaths.
L O L
Oh wow lol
“People were telling me, ‘Oh, no one wants to read about racism.’ And I thought – that’s interesting. You haven’t read it. You don’t know what it is. You’re already making assumptions.”
Top mensch Jonathan Bailey dropped a rather loaded ‘I started out in BALLET 😶’ in his whatsonstage award speech last night. Yes lad. St Jonathan patron saint of theatre.
I can walk into any cinema any time of the day or night and bag a ticket to Marty Supreme and watch the thing in a near deserted cinema. Meanwhile I had to log on every morning at 9am to hunt for returns to American Psycho at the Almeida to watch it in a sold-out auditorium. Which medium is dying?
With the enshittification of everything technological that I once loved, the appeal of all things analog and offline is getting irresistible…
Theatre, ballet, opera, they’re the industries of the future as they cannot be automated or replaced by AI. They will survive the way physical books have. They’re not the dying arts people have stopped caring about Timmy. You’ve confused your own popularity with your medium’s success.
It IS The Braids
I can’t be bothered to talk about Chalamet mostly because I find him to be a movie star of the influencer generation which offends my sensibilities, but what irks me most about that silly ballet/opera comment is it’s just…wrong. Cinema IS dying. While we spend more £££ than ever on live experiences.
I love (loved?) Pixar films and dreamed of working there - no more. What a hideous disgusting office culture and what a tragedy that so many brilliant, talented female animation creatives would be forced to go through this.
I’ve only just seen Szoboszlai’s new haircut. Oh my God.
This is just lovely
God the whole ‘Chelsea don’t score until seconds after Wrexham do’ is a depressing meta
So excited about Max Dowman. His ability to beat players and glide across the ground is special. He keeps the ball so close to his feet and under control at all times - even at pace.
Strange to see a 16-year-old who looks so physically ready for the highest level but he's absolutely there.
'Barbara Keeley, a Labour peer, said the UK’s creative industries faced a “clear and present danger” from AI firms using their work without credit or payment.'
Footnote: the @writersguildgb.bsky.social is doing excellent work to fight this blatant theft of people's livelihoods. Join your union!
Spurs fans really thought they were more than the Kane and Son team. The epitome of Notions.
Have to give it to Tottenham. With their North London neighbours single handedly ruining football, Spurs are playing a brand of football that is really entertaining everyone.
There wouldn’t even be a player worth taking off spurs if they went down.
What’s going to happen to the toilet bowl when spurs go down? Will Beyoncé still want to perform in a championship team’s stadium??
"I think they (Arsenal) will be the most controversial champions of the Premier League era" says Martin Samuel, chief football reporter of the Times, who is often found writing about how amazing Man City are as a club.
Couldn’t happen to a more likeable team 😆