Joe Bond

Will always wonder if they, leaders, would have done this if they'd stopped to grieve for even a day. I am still dumbfounded that they didn't, it makes the image even more shocking than it already is, for summoning the question: 'and for what?'

I delivered 7 videos for work today and my dinner was huel and then just now I had pork scratchings and a pint. Just sayin, for the history.

Just saw an ad that says new ketchup has zero added sugar and more tomatoes. Tomatoes have sugar and I am offended by how stupid they think we are

I just got a notice that Barb is measuring my TV viewing. How exciting! I'm making a difference!

Mixed feelings about the fact that I was expecting the tube to be busy before the women's football... and it isn't.

Male nudes vs. Fashion photography in the 1930s - Hidden Master w/ Sam Shahid (showing this week): www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxPOH...

Powerful words from Ayman Odeh in Haaretz

Once again I am ignorant about the battle of the boyne thanks google calendar

As everyone predicted, the UK's anti-porn ID laws have already ended up far more expansive than was promised, and are well on their way to being a digital ID requirement right from the get-go.

Repertory Cinema London: July 2025 Over 420 repertory film screenings programmed in July at 38 cinemas and screening venues across London - more added early July!

Your full guide to London's repertory cinema scene in July is here ... h/t @repcinema.bsky.social www.repcinema.com/post/reperto...

it wasn't in the script The Anglo-American IMA Winner rocks out and gets personal. Tender and raucous songs about fatherhood, family and the finish line.

What a fucking beautiful and welcome concept, can't wait to hear this album (previous ones are gold check em out): It wasn't in the script by Jonathan Spottiswoode www.kickstarter.com/projects/144...

Odd seeing the same people who took issue with bojo govt using words like 'traitors' for creating a tense dangerous atmosphere, shrugging and trying to reframe chanting for death

Divine Trash: The Films of John Waters / The Garden Cinema This August to September, the Garden Cinema welcomes you to revel in Divine Trash: The Films of John Waters, a celebration of the Pope of underground cinema.

Hey folks, in case this of interest my lovely colleagues curated this John Waters season!: www.thegardencinema.co.uk/season/divin...

My guilty pleasure is Gordon Ramsay telly and the overlooked photo of the family drummer on the wall of this Cajun restaurant is of James Gadson so if this restaurant rejig doesn't slap ...

This is a lovely idea. Farming hours are as tough as those in the city but without £££ bonuses

Shropshire cinemas holding film nights for farmers - BBC News Shropshire Independent Cinema says it wants to help isolated farmers to socialise.

Shropshire cinemas holding film nights for farmers - BBC News share.google/eDbfJp8tGRdN... Like many good ideas it seems obvious but I'll be keen to hear how it goes

Sunday Feature - The February House - BBC Sounds When a house share in Brooklyn became an epicentre of Western music and literature.

Props to @judeshapiro.bsky.social and co for taking me on such a riveting tour round the February House: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

Was a bit worried about driving back from Devon but Radio 3 was phenomenal. Only a national broadcaster could do a portrait of Suffolk in Words and Music so expansively, with gorgeous readings, followed by that phenomenal Sunday Feature. Listen again folks.

Sorry I'm late I got stuck in front of this sign for ages

Amazing how quickly things begin to unravel one day into running out of meds. Also, fuck fuck fuck

If you had told me at almost any point before I turned 38 whether mine and others' nails would be the thing I paid most frequent attention to on a day to day basis I would have laughed but here we are 💅🏻

Again, if you're not coming to the Garden Cinema for a noir Murder Mystery, cocktail, tarot, puzzles, performances, followed by the sweatiest thriller Body Heat all for £21.50 then idk what you're doing Saturday afternoon

In awe of the work and enthusiasm going into the Garden Cinema Noir Murder Mystery. Can't wait for next weekend!

Capital Celluloid 2025 — Day 157: Sat Jun 7 Victims of Sin (Fernandez/Sevilla, 1951): Garden Cinema, 3pm This film, part of the Noir International season , also screens on June 17th a...

#bestfilminlondontoday Jun 7 at capitalcelluloid.blogspot.com guide to London films. 'A treasure of Mexico’s cinematic golden age' ... VICTIMS OF SIN (1951) in Garden Cinema Noir International season capitalcelluloid.blogspot.com/2025/05/capi...

Onegin was wonderful, the way ballet can reach into the heart and leave you floating out of the ROH in a sea of emotions seems like magic and sorcery.

Coffee, eggs, piano practice for an upcoming thing, getting accepted onto an acting course, beans, rice. Ballet later.

Glastonbury saying that jews aren't worthy of allyship when it comes to racism and support of race hate groups is really depressing, no matter what you think of the conflict.

This is going to sound incredibly earnest and preachy but fuck it.

Support creative people. Buy their stuff. Share it on here. Music, art, words, whatever. Things made by humans for humans.

Sent off my application to acting school so that whether you think I am annoying or delightful or both, I'll be able to do it LOUDER. Fingers crossed!