In 1991, David Lynch showed the world the alienation and innate horror of a dirty street, directing this unforgettable anti-littering ad for the City of New York.
RIP to a visionary filmmaker and a pioneer of the Trash Revolution.
@PostOffice@PostOffice case number was sent; you've apparently blocked/deactivated DMs for this matter. Shall I post it all here, publicly, with a screenshot of whatever you've activated, which is clearly preventing receipt of requested info (that you claim to want)? #pulltheotherone
@PostOffice 1: Is this your real account? 2: What are you doing about London franchises run by people with a history of wilfully 'losing' postal items? Businesses/ individuals shouldn't be left out of pocket by spiteful, avaricious little men. This is why some resort to doxxing.
Sometimes, when people say that their reputation has been destroyed, I think they mean that their old false reputation has been destroyed and has been replaced by a new and more factually accurate one
Where did your daily cappuccino come from?
Well, it involves the Ottoman siege of Vienna in 1683, a group of Italian monks, and a Polish spy.
But the story begins 700 years ago with a city in Yemen called Mocha...
I had no money growing up. My dad was a labourer and my mum did everything to make ends meet. Men worked hard. Women worked miracles. But education was free. As was the local library. I knew books were my passport to a better life. Happy #WorldBookDay
We're delighted to announce that Spike Lee is to be honoured with BFI Fellowship in a public celebration event at BFI Southbank. https://t.co/uDze5HIequ
@DaveVescio Books, boat, single malt, forest, turntable (playing The Doors, Rush, Genesis, Mandrill, Stevie Wonder & Bach), dogs, projector (w/Werner Herzog, RW Fassbinder & NOES box sets) & more single malt; if tomorrow's the last day complete sentences & clothing are now superfluous