Time for our traditional happy Friday links!
Aaah, we have a Murder on the Orient Express trailer! It's so gorgeous!
Victoria & Abdul also looks very pretty! JUDI DENCH EVERYWHERE.
Oh good - Hottest Heads of State has addressed Emmanuel Macron.
British GQ has a very cute new picture of Will and Kate and kids, and William is doing a really nice job of speaking out about mental health and his mother's death.
!!! Rainbow Rowell to write Marvel's new Runaways series (I don't have any particular Runaways feelings but yay Rainbow!)
In other exciting superhero news: The Flash and Supergirl to get middle-grade novels
This week in things I wish were relevant to my life right now: The best afternoon teas in London
Take a Long Walk Through the British Countyside With “Slow Radio” on the BBC
Wow: Architects have identified the 10 most beautiful gas stations in the world
! Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Professional Cat Cuddler?
Showing posts with label The Flash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Flash. Show all posts
Friday, June 2, 2017
Morning Coffee (6/2/17)
Tags:
Agatha Christie,
books,
cats,
comics,
Emmanuel Macron,
funny things,
Marvel,
movies,
mysteries,
Prince William,
radio,
Rainbow Rowell,
royals,
Supergirl,
superheroes,
The Flash,
travel
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Morning Coffee (10/9/14)
Me elsewhere: Pilot post on The Flash.
An important read about women, the Internet, and harassment: Trouble at the Koolaid Point
And author Sarah Rees Brennan has some good and somewhat related thoughts about women taking credit for their work.
The culture wars are back, and this time, everyone can win
God knows I like data, but the Cancellation Bear is terrible, and make sure you read this for the amazing last line from Todd VanDerWerff.
Librarians won’t stay quiet about government surveillance
“A Woman Too Soon”: Rilla of Ingleside and World War I
I love this kind of thing, that just shows how people live: Student life in Russia – in pictures
Heh: Man Infected with Ebola Misinformation Through Casual Contact With Cable News
An important read about women, the Internet, and harassment: Trouble at the Koolaid Point
And author Sarah Rees Brennan has some good and somewhat related thoughts about women taking credit for their work.
The culture wars are back, and this time, everyone can win
God knows I like data, but the Cancellation Bear is terrible, and make sure you read this for the amazing last line from Todd VanDerWerff.
Librarians won’t stay quiet about government surveillance
“A Woman Too Soon”: Rilla of Ingleside and World War I
I love this kind of thing, that just shows how people live: Student life in Russia – in pictures
Heh: Man Infected with Ebola Misinformation Through Casual Contact With Cable News
Tags:
Anne of Green Gables,
books,
crime,
feminism,
funny things,
health,
international,
libraries,
media,
politics,
pop culture,
publishing stuff,
social media,
tech stuff,
The Flash,
TV,
writing,
WWI
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)