1. little putin plays a big man murders civilians threatens armageddon kidnaps children hides in bunkers fears his peopl... (Mark Stoneman)

    little putin plays a big man murders civilians threatens armageddon kidnaps children hides in bunkers fears his people will get his

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  2. Unbagging MAD About DC (Comics Unbagged)

    Mad About DC #1D Dan Panosian Foil Variant Release: Apr 01, 2026Cover: Jun 2026 Creators WriterThe Usual Gang Of Comic Book Creators Who Needed The Extra MoneyArtistThe Usual Gang Of Comic Book Creators Who Needed The Extra MoneyCover ArtistDan Panosian Is–Is that a new Robin? I’ve been meaning to write this one for a while, but I know no one has been meaning to read it, so I’ve held off. Anyway, here I am now, writing it. And what is it I’m writing about? Well, why don’t we ask Chip Zdarsky,…

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  3. A Spindle of Films (Random Thoughts)

    I’ve been cleaning out the attic storage lately, and yesterday I found two big spindles of DVD-Rs. I’d totally forgotten about this, but in the 90s I had a moderate VHS collection of films (mostly recorded from TV or pirated from rental VHS films). In 2006 I bought a VHS/DVD-R combo machine and transferred all the tapes to DVD-R so that I could throw away all the tapes. Which I did. (Remember that period where it was much cheaper to store data on DVD-Rs than on hard disks? Yeah, I’d almost…

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  4. Spanked with leather gloves (Girl on the Net)

    It’s cold, so he wears gloves. He’s trying out new ‘looks’ lately, so they’re leather. Well… the vegan equivalent of leather at any rate. Soft, black, expensive. They cushion and protect his palms when he thwacks me on the arse. I didn’t initially consider how these gloves would feel against my naked bum, that was […] The post Spanked with leather gloves appeared first on Girl on the Net.

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  5. Twin Peaks Publicity – Audrey Horne Photo from ‘The Modesto Bee’ on April 18, 1991 (TWIN PEAKS BLOG)

    I acquired at auction a lot of 1990s publicity photos from California’s The Modesto Bee newspaper. The coolest part about these photo is that I have located the original newspapers when the images were published. This photo of Sherilyn Fenn as Audrey Horne on the set of the Double R Diner was run on Thursday,... The post Twin Peaks Publicity – Audrey Horne Photo from ‘The Modesto Bee’ on April 18, 1991 appeared first on TWIN PEAKS BLOG.

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  6. No Spoilers Thoughts on the new Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway Film (quailblog)

    Finally had a Gundam film showing at a theater close to where I live after like 30 years of watching this franchise Thursday night I saw Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nypmh Circe in theaters. It's a weird experience seeing a new release from a franchise that's meant a lot to you throughout your life in theater for the first time. I don't wanna retread old posts too much but but growing up incredibly poor in the 80's/90's, one of the few TV channels I could reliably watch with an…

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  7. A tale of two TV to film follow-ups (What's up with James?)

    This week two new films were released that followed on from two different established streaming TV shows. Although only one of these made its way to the cinema. The films I'm talking about are Jack Ryan: Ghost War (Amazon Prime) and Star Wars: Mandalorian and Grogu (Disney). These are both very different franchises not only in genre but also in what surrounds them as a media entity. Jack Ryan is an established character that started in the literary world from author Tom Clancy and has gone on…

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  8. Wolf, Are You There? (Loup, y es-tu?) (Kuriositas)

    This is dark. Created by a group of Rubika students, this animated shorts tells the story of Mischa, a girl who seems to be left pretty much to her own devices by the adults who surround her. The short is symbolicaslly rich – Mischa makes a violin out of paper, which perhaps shows the fragility of anything beautiful or special in her world. As she proceeds around the apartment in a vain attempt to play for the “monsters” who inhabit the apartment (ie the adults) she is met with ill-temper,…

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  9. 2026 Cannes Winners + Oscar Submission Speculation (Blog)

    by Nathaniel R FJORD wins the coveted Palme d'Or. Will Oscars nominations follow for Cristian Mungiu, Renate Reinsve, and Sebastian Stan? ? Will the 2026 Cannes Festival have lasting impact on this cinematic year? With the oft-reported absence of major Hollywood outings at the 79th festival, the best we might hope for (for those of us on the other side of the ocean) is a similar or muted echo to last year when the four non-English features that dominated the Cannes conversation (It Was Just An…

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  10. The Sopranos: Paulie Walnuts’ Mint Shirt at Sea (BAMF Style)

    Tony Sirico as “Paulie Walnuts” on The Sopranos, Episode 6.15: “Remember When” Vitals Tony Sirico as “Paulie Walnuts” Gualtieri, mob captain and Army veteran Miami Beach, Fall 2007 Series: The Sopranos Episode: “Remember When” (Episode 6.15) Air Date: April 22, 2007 Director: Phil Abraham Creator: David Chase Costume Designer: Juliet Polcsa WARNING! Spoilers ahead! Background For some reason, TikTok users in 2021 decided that May 24 was National Rigatoni Day. Leave it to me to five years behind…

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  11. Notes on "Semiotics of Biblical Abomination" from Powers of Horror, part 2 (Sonechka)

    Pagans and their idols of Goddesses appeared juvenile to those that discovered the One.

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  12. Some Films to Watch (My Garfunkel Library)

    I finally finished that 600-page tombstone of a book by Peter Bradshaw, the Guardian film critic. Here are the films I took away from it to watch: Went the Day Well? (1942) Charulata (1942) Tales of Hoffman Juno (2007) The Illusionist_ (2010) Kick-Ass (2010) Nostalgia for the Light (2010) Homo Sapiens (2016)

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  13. Made a blog post about my performance in Boston with REALITY ORP (Paloma Kop ✦ Updates)

    Made a blog post about my performance in Boston with REALITY ORP

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  14. Uptown Girls (2003) (Cinematic Moments Of All Time)

    Uptown Girls (2003)

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  15. Opera Australia: Gilbert & Sullivan – A Musical Celebration review [Melbourne 2026] (Man in Chair)

    Opera Australia presents a glorious tribute to the evergreen canon of Gilbert & Sullivan, long revered composers of their own special topsy-turvy style of operetta. What a difference a director makes. Where other musical concerts tend to take a chance on throwing the artists in front of an orchestra and hoping for the best, the standard of Gilbert & Sullivan – A Musical Celebration is vastly superior given the canny guidance and keen insight of director Stuart Maunder. A life-long devotee of…

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  16. Art Peaks – Tom Kerr’s ‘Twin Peaks’ Poster in ‘Asbury Park Press’ on Sept. 26, 1990 (TWIN PEAKS BLOG)

    Excitement was in the air leading up to the second season premiere of Twin Peaks in September 1990. Countless newspaper articles recapped David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show and made predictions about what might happen when the show returned. For Asbury Park Press illustrator Tom Kerr, the show’s return was an opportunity to create... The post Art Peaks – Tom Kerr’s ‘Twin Peaks’ Poster in ‘Asbury Park Press’ on Sept. 26, 1990 appeared first on TWIN PEAKS BLOG.

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  17. The legions of BD (Arnold Zwicky's Blog)

    (genitals and sex acts discussed in street language, so not for kids or the sexually modest) From the Monty Python fandom wiki: Biggus Dickus is a fictional character in the Monty Python film Life of Brian, portrayed by Graham Chapman. He is a Roman nobleman and officer. He is married, according to his friend Pontius Pilate, to Incontinentia Buttocks. BD’s sexual-onomastic legions have advanced throughout modern media, where they have a particularly powerful role in gay male pornography; some…

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  18. One Thing I Love About I Love Boosters (Spectre Collie)

    The whole idea of choosing to concentrate on One Thing I Like about a movie is to keep me from immediately launching into multi-thousand word essays trying to sum up everything a movie says more efficiently and effectively.1 It’s especially useful for I Love Boosters, since if I were to make a list of every brilliant detail or every moment that made me laugh out loud, we’d be here all day. Calling this movie “maximalist” is short-selling it. It can also make it sound like I’m choosing my…

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  19. Pokemon: Battle Frontier – Shaun the Sheep – Mythbusters – How Earth Made Us – Newswipe with Charlie Brooker – Hop, Skip and Jump: The Story of Children’s Play – 02 Feb 2010 (VHiStory)

    The first recording today is Pokemon: Battle Frontier – What I Did for Love. May’s Eevee has learned Dig. Brock meets a co-ordinator called Yuma, and obviously falls for her. She persuades him that he can compete in the big contest. May is also competing. Squirtle builds an Ice Pyramid. Brock and Bonsly also perform. It’s Brock vs May in the final. Marshstomp vs Eevee. May is the winner. Media Centre Description: Popular animated series. Ash and Pikachu return to the Kanto region to complete…

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  20. The Punisher: One Last Kill (2026) (Justin Cox)

    StarringJon Bernthal, Deborah Ann Woll, Jason R. Moore, Judith Light, Kelli BarrettDirectorReinaldo Marcus GreenOverviewHey Frank.As Frank Castle searches for meaning beyond revenge, an unexpected force pulls him back into the fight.Review: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (85% Community)Damn. Take The Punisher and add in a little John Wick: Parabellum and let the hyper-violence commence. I hope Frank Castle shows up again in future shows.The Punisher: One Last Kill (2026)🔍Data provided by The Movie Database

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  21. Backofen-Spargel aus der Stoneware (Greenway36)

    Das weiße Gold, wie Spargel auch gern genannt wird, ist auch in unserer Region Zuhause. Nur wenige Kilometer entfernt liegt das bekannte Spargeldorf Walbeck und sobald mein Lieblingsverkaufswägelchen vorm Supermarkt im Städtchen die Luke hochmacht, stehe ich schon an und freue mich auf diesen Frühlingsgenuß. Bisher habe ich ihn immer gern im Bratschlauch zubereitet, aber wirklich umweltfreundlich

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  22. ✱ Bicycle Thieves × Paths of Glory (Defiant Sloth)

    Back-to-back postwar bangers: De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves (1948) and Kubrick’s Paths of Glory (1957). It was my first time watching Bicycle Thieves, and it was marvelous. A neorealist urban crawler, comprised of (allegedly) mostly non-actors (directed by an actor), this film found its footing almost immediately to the backdrop of an enchanting, enigmatic Rome. For a mere 89 minutes, we’re along for a succinct, fast-moving ride following a struggling, stubborn family man who fitfully reckons with…

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  23. Cannes: "La Bola Negra (The Black Ball)" (Blog)

    by Elisa Giudici The cast of LA BOLA NEGRA By now, the Los Javis hardly need introduction at Cannes. Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, who just tied Pawel Pawlikowski to win Best Director at the Cannes closing ceremony, have spent the last decade becoming not just successful filmmakers and showrunners, but cultural architects for a new generation of Spanish storytelling: proudly queer, emotionally maximalist, deeply rooted in national history while fully conversant in pop melodrama and…

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  24. The Crash and the art of not doing too much (reality blurred)

    Sometimes, picking the right subject is all a true-crime doc has to do; that's how it is with Netflix's feature on the Mackenzie Shirilla case.

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  25. Thoughts on ZORRO, Part 3: The Republic serials (spoilers) (Christopher L. Bennett: Written Worlds)

    Last time, I discussed the first sound/color Zorro movie, The Bold Caballero from 1936. The next Zorro screen production was just a year later, Republic’s 1937 serial Zorro Rides Again—no relation to the 1931 Johnston McCulley novel of that title, as it’s set in the then-present day. It features John Carroll as Zorro’s great-grandson James (the English equivalent of Diego) defending the Vega family’s railroad construction project, a joint US-Mexican effort, from being sabotaged by a gang…

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  26. Friedl Kubelka: One Is Not Enough. Photography & Film (INDEX 049) (Between Sound and Space)

    At the moon´s gloaming I like to lookAt the grey metropolis, crumbling ruinsWhich serve as a measure of its greatnessOn which humans learn to measure themselves.–Christian Friedrich Hebbel There are artists who continually reinvent themselves in pursuit of freedom. Friedl Kubelka, who in moving pictures assumes the name Friedl vom Gröller, has instead devoted her life to the opposite challenge: remaining within the same existential setting long enough for its hidden cracks to show. Across more…

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  27. Natsu 2026: Senshuraku Preview (Tachiai (立合い))

    This morning the Sumo Association posted the final bouts for the Final Day’s action. Picture in your minds all of the names of wrestlers who are out of the tournament. Then, ponder this line-up for the final three bouts: Kotoshoho vs Churanoumi, Atamifuji vs Oshoma, Kirishima vs Ura. Before the kore-yori-sanyaku Wakatakakage will fight the … Continue reading Natsu 2026: Senshuraku Preview

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  28. Cannes 'Jury of One' and Predictions (Blog)

    by Elisa Giudici LA BOLA NEGRA There’s a strange atmosphere lingering over Cannes this year: not scandal, not outrage, not even division exactly. More like collective hesitation. A sense that everyone liked several films, respected many more, but truly loved very few. The consensus around the Croisette is unusually blunt: Competition was quite weak, only occasionally excellent, and rarely exhilarating. In a year where Hollywood increasingly seems willing to bypass festivals altogether for its…

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  29. 23 Hours Later, Stephen Colbert returns to TV (blast-o-rama.)

    Way back in 2015, prior to his run on The Late Show, Stephen Colbert made an appearance on — of all places — Monroe, Michigan public television. This past Thursday, he ended his 11 year run on The Late Show. Last night… He returned to public television. In full, here is the May 22nd edition of Only In Monroe. Not only is it a great showcase of how naturally funny Colbert is, but, it seems to be the first video crossposted to a new YouTube page of his, and…there are some surprises. Click play…

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  30. 🔗: Stephen Colbert Returns to Only In Monroe After Late Show Finale “Though technically our first show in July of 20... (Craig Pilcher)

    🔗: Stephen Colbert Returns to Only In Monroe After Late Show Finale “Though technically our first show in July of 2015 was from a public access station in Monroe, Michigan for an audience of 12 people. Show business being what it is these days, that’s probably where you’ll see me next.” … And that, apparently, was not just a punchline. Incredible commitment to the bit. Jack White, Jeff Daniels, an ad featuring Steve Buscemi, and the actual show hosts. Excited to see where he lands next

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