Jack Rennie

[Gary Hershorn @GaryHershorn]

Crazy light across Manhattan with a rainbow as the sun set ahead of an approaching nor'easter storm in New York City, Friday evening #newyorkcity #nyc #newyork #sunset #noreaster #rainbow

[Telegraph Money @MoneyTelegraph]

Dini Shahini, who owns My Place Soho, an all-day café on Berwick Street, says: “We had the hottest bank holiday of the year and it was dead.

“Nobody wants to sit and eat inside, and we’re not allowed tables or chairs outside.”

Shahini is not the only business owner in Soho feeling suffocated by licensing restrictions ⤵️
https://t.co/6ios5zR9Ix

[Frank Yan @FrankYan2]

As promised, here's the short film Jia Zhangke produced using Seedance 2.0 for Chinese New Year and his take on AI filmmaking

[Carl 📷 @carl_thompson70]

The French House
An imbibing institution.
Beer is served in half pints as a result of a drunken brawl between French sailors in 1921. Pint pots were flying and Gallic heads were cracked,
On April 1st, pints are reintroduced for one day only. Sailors have so far, behaved.

Soho

[Kevin Carpenter @kejca]

Incredible article about Charlie Munger’s final years. An utterly fascinating man until the very end. https://t.co/HjDnz250UV

[Mark Nelson @energybants]

BREAKING: DENMARK REPEALS 1985 BAN ON NUCLEAR ENERGY

The vote came and went in a matter of moments, with a murmer of astonishment across the gathered representatives.

71 for, 34 against

Nuclear will now be explored by the Danish state.

Incredible to be here for this.

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Speech in Britain is being restricted at an increasingly alarming rate. The number of arrests—more than 1,000 a month for online posts—shows this is no longer about a few rogue cases https://t.co/dH6NtL4egl

[Paintings of London @PaintingsLondon]

'The Escalator', Russell Square Station (c. 1929) by Cyril Power

[Archie Hall @ArchieHall]

Britain's rise in worklessness has been five-year slow-motion disaster. Not far off a million more people are out of work and not looking, versus 2019.

I wrote a chunky piece on this for @TheEconomist, but wanted to draw out a few specific bits here (🧵)

https://t.co/lyV1ZZufIe

[slow daze @slowdaysfast]

I enjoy longingly looking at my sliver of river every late afternoon.

[The Cats 𝕏 @TheCatsX]

he just woke up

[Marysia @marysia_cc]

hello, December
by Hergé

[John Phipps @John__Phipps]

Pretty sure this would've gone viral on old twitter. You very rarely read a piece of magazine criticism this good

https://t.co/urpfgdJoMJ

[DCK @Epipapu]

Le « Puissance Américaine » selon Minoru Yamasaki.

[📚Cosmos Littéraire🌌 @cosmoslitterair]

Romain Gary et son chien.

[Le piéton poète @lepietonpoete]

Gustav Klimt, Forêt de hêtres I, 1902.

[translated cats @TranslatedCats]

First time coming to the sea.

[Norm Macdonald @normmacdonald]

Neil, there is a logic flaw in your little aphorism that seems quite telling. Since you and I are part of the Universe, then we would also be indifferent and uncaring. Perhaps you forgot, Neil, that we are not superior to the Universe but merely a fraction of it. Nice day, indeed

[Le piéton poète @lepietonpoete]

Nicolas de Staël, Face au Havre (vu de la côte de Honfleur), 1952.

[Le piéton poète @lepietonpoete]

Egon Schiele, Girl in Black, 1911.