Doctor Who thing: easy-peasy TARDIS cake
Well, it looks relatively easy, anyway, if you have some basic baking skills…
Godzilla trailer: let’s hope it’s sort of a Monsters sequel
Gareth Edwards’ wonderfully original first film was about people and ideas, so maybe this reboot will be, too…
London photo of the day: lighting a candle for Nelson Mandela
Outside the South African High Commission in Trafalgar Square…
evening clickbait: RogerEbert.com gets a sex change; Christmas pop-culture horror; fandom future; coming soon (or not) Boats!
Stuff I found on the Net today.
Doctor Who thing: petition to name newly discovered planet “HD 106906 b” Gallifrey
Alas, the International Astronomical Union is unlikely to be open to the suggestion.
Nymphomaniac trailer: women in pain, men laughing about it (NSFW)
I see a lot of damaged, wounded, screaming women here. I don’t see men doing anything except inflict pain and grin about women’s pain. I wonder why that could be…
London photo of the day: spectacular sunset
Outside the National Gallery, looking west from Trafalgar Square.
Doctor Who thing: pretty TARDIS paper snowflakes
Happy crafting! Use the safety scissors.
Walking with Dinosaurs: The 3D Movie trailer: even in a time before humans, it’s all about boys
Even in a land before time, a time before humans, even this story is about a boy dinosaur. Who gets to be a hero.
what’s the best way to honor the lives and work of famous people when they die?
Is it doing something in the spirit of their work? Is it not deifying them by pretending they were more or other than they were?
