Euan Lynn

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It’s stunning how absolutely dreadful the opening titles & theme for the Doctor Who spinoff Class are. Like some sort of Bastille-lite 2017 slop. It’s wild. The show itself is decently fun but it’s amazing the opening made it to screen youtu.be/8cD2HMYO8Cw?...

Absolutely nuts. Still no idea if I'll actually watch the contest this year - I haven't for the past few years - but it's still cool seeing someone I've followed for years on YouTube getting such a massive platform

The DJ repeatedly pronouncing Gateshead as "Gate Shed" was interesting

Fucking hell, 6 Music playing Going Missing by Maximo Park followed by Hounds Of Love by Futureheads made me feel like I was 12 again

The best episodes of Gilmore Girls are the ones where Caesar appears. No I will not be expanding on this.

Today I learned that Le Tigre produced a song for Christina Aguilera in 2010 which features a guest appearance by Peaches. It's called My Girls, and just sort of sounds like her doing a slightly soulless cover of an unreleased Le Tigre track, which I guess is kinda exactly what it is

I'm afraid I started thinking about how much I want an omnichord again and now I'm trying to figure out how I can get the £700 together to buy one 👀

Super excited to be running another 3 tours with The Farrell Centre over the coming months - this time focussing on modernist housing!
They reliably sell out, so get in quick if you want to come! Dates are in the image below & you can book tickets here: www.farrellcentre.org.uk/whats-on/?_e...

Used as a location in the 60’s film Payroll!

Not to distract from the significance of the news, but I love how prominent this person’s hair clip of Kuchipatchi (a Tamagotchi character) is in this photo of such an historic event, down at the bottom left.
What other historic moments has he borne witness to?

Absolutely wonderful news, for once! Now release the prisoners!

This is a v good take on this shambolic government

Morgan McSweeney and his downfall reveal what the Starmer project always was.

A project defined by kneeling before wealth, seeking power for its own sake, ridding Labour of any principle or morality.

It is an irredeemably corrupt project which was always doomed.

I’m closest to German Speaking Progressive Intellectuals 🤨

Epstein Backed ‘Billionaires’ Dinner’ Network of Prominent Anti-Trans Figures Lawrence Krauss, Richard Dawkins, Steven Pinker and other anti-trans influencers personally benefited from a right-wing academic social group backed by infamous human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, somet...

You’re not crazy. The anti-trans movement is not organic; it was funded by pedophilic billionaires like Jeffrey Epstein who backed a network of conservatives to accuse the same people they were sexually abusing of being the real danger. @madycast.com exposes the truth in our in-depth report.

Good luck!!!

Not in the Epstein files:
- trans people
- migrants and asylum seekers
- people who arrive in small boats
- benefits claimants

In the Epstein files:
- rich white guys who tell you (or pay people to tell you) to hate the people above

The design is beautiful, though I’ve only seen it the once. I’ve watched Mon Oncle and Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday multiple times though, I think they’re maybe a little less meandering from what I remember, and very funny

Ah I love his films! I hope it clicks with you this time

Really interesting to see the old burnt out pub finally torn down and the Keelman’s Hospital visible from City Road

I’m sure you’ll get asked this loads - but will the second disk of People & Industry be available separately for those of us who picked up the album first time around?

New profile pic, hiya 👋

“We’ve invented a magic computer. It uses all of the earth’s resources, we’ve spent trillions on it and it’s the sole growth area of the US economy.”

“What does it do?”

“We were hoping you could tell us.”

Battleship Potemkin poster in yellow, black and sepia, with big guns emerging either side of the sailor's head.

Luke Richards celebrates the centenary of the 1st public screening of Eisenstein's Battleship Potemkin, on January 18, 1926, and the myriad interpretations of its soundtrack which keep it relevant and radical today

Rhythmic Cinema: #BattleshipPotemkin still connects 100 years on

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A photo I took of an underpass in Gateshead is currently getting some attention on Tumblr - so yeah, I guess you could say things are going pretty well 😏

After teetering on the edge for a long time (since I maxed out my 2tb external hard drive several months ago), I finally bit the bullet and bought myself a 4tb external SSD. Ouch. But also, good!

I'm desperate to watch Common Side Effects (having loved Scavenger's Reign), everything says it's available on Channel 4, I find it on their website and it says no episodes are available! What gives?! :(

always share this video whenever it turns up

happy anniversary of christopher columbus mistaking manatees for mermaids and complaining about how mid they were