maddie

[tspb @joshcappers]

bit of toothache from soundcheck yesterday in brisbane :)

#jamesmarriott #drums

[Dr. Neighborhood Publicist @nhoodpublicist]

Nigga looked at the camera said say Drake

[lauryn @Lauryn_granger]

“Who told you about the shield, Freddie?”

“Feathers McGraw”

“But there’s only ever been a chicken here”

#TheTraitorsUK #TheTraitors

[B.W. Carlin @BaileyCarlin]

Can’t get over this image. Khelif is 9-5. 9 women have lost to her, 5 women have beat her, and none of them started crying and quit in 46 seconds.

Who’s the real loser here?

[TRAVIS SCOTT @trvisXX]

LONDONNNNNNNNNNN
LET ME JUSY SAY THISSSSSS
YALLLL WENT THE FUCKKKKK OFFFFFFF
AND I LOVE IT WOWWWWW

[TRAVIS SCOTT @trvisXX]

LONDON I CANNOTTTTT WAITTTTTTT
WTTTTFFFFF AHAHSBDNDDKDNDN

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 BREAKING: Nigel Farage's Clacton campaign has been exposed to have evidence of racism and homophobia

One canvasser about Rishi Sunak: "That f**king p*** we got in - what good is he?"

About small boats arrivals: "Just f**king shoot them"

[Melech. @MelechThomas]

WHAT IS IT, THE BRAIDS?!?

[Mela Yela @_melayela_]

@kendricklamar I know this is a diss…but I am BOPPING!!! #NotLikeUs

[Wisdom Kaye @modsiwW]

First met. We made it, not I but We. I love you all.

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Ivan the Terrible, the notorious Tsar of Russia, committed a heinous act when he killed his son, Ivan Ivanovich, in a fit of rage.

This tragic event was depicted by the renowned Russian artist Ilya Repin in one of his most famous paintings.

The artwork captures the aftermath of the son's untimely demise at the hands of his father.

Ivan the Terrible, a complex figure known for his intelligence and devout nature, also had a dark side characterized by paranoia, rage, and bouts of mental instability that worsened with age.

The painting attempts to convey Repin's interpretation of the emotional turmoil that ensued after the fatal encounter.

The motive behind Ivan the Terrible's dreadful act was a result of a confrontation with his son over the son's pregnant wife.

The Tsar had beaten his son's wife severely for wearing what he considered promiscuous clothes, causing her to suffer a miscarriage.

When Ivanovich confronted his father about this cruel act, the Tsar struck him on the head with his sceptre, a blow that proved fatal and led to Ivanovich's slow and agonizing death over three days.

In the painting, Ivan the Terrible holds his deceased son with a mixture of sorrow, regret, and lingering anger. The young child's eyes are filled with tears, and he clutches his father's arm, revealing signs of potential forgiveness, helplessness, and the devastating effects of the fatal blow he endured.

Repin's creation of this masterpiece was no easy task; it required an immense amount of time and constant revision to achieve the desired result.

The artist himself admitted to not enjoying the process due to the frequent reworks, but art critics worldwide have hailed the painting as a true masterpiece.

It's worth noting that the image presented here is a 3-D version, providing a higher quality that allows for zooming in.

While some may have reservations about the addition of 3-D elements, it was done to enhance the painting's quality and capture more realistic features rather than alter its essence. The painting continues to be a subject of political debate, historical insight, and reflection on the complexities of the human condition.

[Bryan Johnson Blood Boy #37 @bryanbloodboy37]

This is so funny but also, and sorry to have Serious Thoughts™, these are the kind of names you give kids when you don't see them as fully autonomous humans but cute accessories for yourself that go with your aesthetic

[non aesthetic things @PicturesFoIder]

She gotta be banned from starbucks

[best of barry keoghan @keoghanfiles]

a closer look at barry's louis vuitton suit

[Josh Barrie @joshbythesea]

Look at this video of someone using a cigarette umbrella outside The Blue Posts in Soho

[José María Luna @JoseMLuna]

Make them fight

[millie @milldealss]

me in the club last night

[Sian E. Green @sian_eleanor]

It is sort of genius though 😬 the hypocrisy laid bare in how we romanticise historical protesters & revolutions that have got us to where we are today - even the very violent ones - but hate anything that inconveniences us now