Best On-Screen chemistry: That is hard, but whenever Williams and Vlahos are together, they are pure magic. They are perfect. You do not get any better than this (IMHO). Every moment with them was a delight.
Honorable Mention: On-Screen Chemistry. That would go to Blagden and Vlahos. You believe they are brothers. For the average view, it would be hard not to know they're not related--which is the point, but they are incredible together. I wanted more.
Best Body Language: Alexander Vlahos. He is excellent with body language and knows how to move. He's not predictable, (which I like), but you know he's carrying the role brilliantly physically. He's fun to watch.
Madness is the loneliness of understanding something that no one else does. Beautifully written, “The Life Impossible” opens your mind to endless possibilities. If you have read “Midnight Library” then I highly recommend this one by @matthaig1 ♥️
🌍 Thanks to the 200 LED spotlights installed along the balconies and roof, the new lighting on the Palace's façade enhances the beauty of its architecture and the works of art that adorn it, while maintaining visual harmony
Man sits by me on train.
MAN: Loads of psychopaths around here
ME: Really?
MAN: Loads mate
ME: How'd you know?
MAN: There's signs aren't there?
ME: I guess?
MAN: I love them
(47 minutes of awkward silence.)
Man leaves train, he has a bike. I realise he was saying 'cycle paths'.
My neighbour’s 14 yr old daughter came over to give me this cute little ghost! She’d taught herself how to do it on YouTube and wanted to give it to me to celebrate The Boy Who Cried Ghost!
Can we tell her how great it is please?! I’d love to show her your comments!
The best thing we can do for kids is give them early exposure to reading. Books are a refuge in the chaos & confusion of adolescence. Books cultivate interiority and imagination. They take us at our most awkward and self-hating and say, “You’re not the first person to feel this.”
We're saddened to hear that actor Dame Maggie Smith, best known for the Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey, has died at the age of 89.
Dame Maggie was a legend of British stage and screen, winning five BAFTAs as well as a BAFTA Special Award and BAFTA Fellowship during her highly acclaimed career.