Ben Pearson

You know, I'm something of a filmmaker myself.

[Ben Pearson @Profpleb]

@TheCyberdevil Don't they have a habit of auto renewing after they expire? I've seen it happen a lot with things. Hence why they never make announcements (unless they have an I missed it, which is plausible.)

[Ben Pearson @Profpleb]

@DanTheMeegs @LUFC Last jedi?

[Green Lantern DCU Updates @LanternUpdates]

@DiscussingFilm @etalkCTV He’s a star what can I say

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

RIP Shannen Doherty (1971–2024)

[adam @aaddxm_]

“Fuck the EBU, I don’t even care anymore” - Bambie Thug

❤️

[Paul Chuckle @PaulChuckle2]

Christmas Eve ... today would have been Barry's 79th birthday. Every panto on Christmas Eve we would sing to him RIP Barry ❤ #memories

[Chanel N°5 @MissChanelNo5]

You know what I love about gay people? They will always find a 3 second clip from some 20 year old british sit com to tell you exactly what they mean

[PRIDE 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇬🇧 @prideukorg]

👏👏👏

[ellie middleton 🌻 @elliemidds]

can safely say that, as a cis woman, i have never ever felt threatened by or unsafe around a trans women. i do, however, feel unsafe around men most days! hope this helps :)

[✨Scully Era✨ 🇵🇸 @Missy_u_So_Fine]

The BBC posted an updated clip from the trailer! 😱😱

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

New look at David Tennant in ‘DOCTOR WHO’.

(Source: https://t.co/HDus6fhi95)

[Séan 👾 @SeanEdits]

60 second TV spot for the Doctor Who 60th Specials!

[Lewis @lewispringle]

It's 9 years since Deirdre Barlow had a stare off with a sheep! Happy anniversary to those who celebrate! 🐑

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

A stele, which is a stone monument, was retrieved from the sunken ancient Egyptian city of Heracleion located at the bottom of the ocean. Heracleion, also known as Thonis, was an influential and prosperous port city during the Late Period of ancient Egypt. As time passed, various factors such as land subsidence, rising sea levels, and natural disasters caused the gradual sinking of the city into the Mediterranean Sea.

For centuries, the knowledge of Heracleion's existence was limited to historical texts and ancient references. The city's existence became shrouded in myth and legend, with doubts arising regarding its actuality. However, in the early 2000s, Franck Goddio, leading a team of underwater archaeologists, made a groundbreaking discovery in Aboukir Bay near Alexandria, Egypt. By utilizing advanced diving equipment and underwater mapping technology, they unveiled the submerged remains of Heracleion.

The remarkable findings shed light on the city's history and culture, providing valuable insights. The team uncovered a multitude of artifacts and structures, including statues, sarcophagi, jewelry, and even the remnants of a temple dedicated to the god Amun. This discovery not only confirmed the existence of Heracleion but also expanded our understanding of this ancient Egyptian port city.