Ellis Rosen’s Daily Cartoon depicts two people looking at Godzilla and remarking how welcome a distraction the monster is providing during the coronavirus pandemic.
Always find there is never too much Sheen/Tennant fluff
Movies are made to entertain us, to give us an escape for a couple of hours and get lost in another world. But what if you don't want the details? What if you want the movie stripped back to its bare bones, the entire plot summed up in just a couple of lines?
If you ever want to ruin your best friendship, destroy the trust, and flush everything you cherished in human connection down the drain, I’ve got a tip for you. Why don’t you try a group project together?
When Jaime and Cersei Lannister were caught mid-coitus by young Bran Stark way back in season one of Game of Thrones, everybody made puking noises and turned away from the screen (and if you didn't, what's wrong with you? THEY'RE SIBLINGS).
They say that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree...
Now that season 7 of Game of Thrones has come to a dramatic end, we thought it was time to revisit the cast in their days before they became a part of HBO's most popular series.
The 38-year-old actor's outing comes after Zawe revealed that she 'wants a baby' amid speculation that they have been dating for six months.
Emily Flake’s Daily Cartoon depicts the couple realizing a financial omission in light of the coronavirus.
They say Scotland is a land of immeasurable beauty, inspiring history, and immense wit. To get a glimpse of the first two, you can watch Braveheart. But to experience the third, you can simply go on Twitter (now X)—some people even say Scottish Twitter is arguably the nation’s finest export. We know you think it’s scotch, but scroll through this list, and then we’ll talk.
Lila Ash’s Daily Cartoon depicts a woman speaking honestly to her baby about how he compares to Baby Yoda.
Two pop-culture juggernauts, two massive fight sequences, and a ton of lessons about what makes onscreen battles work. Let’s compare the slugfest battles in the “Game of Thrones” episode “The Long Night” and “Avengers: Endgame.”
Crinolines were hugely popular in the second half of the 19th century, since their fairly light construction allowed women to play with fashion and big dress shapes without the need to carry the weight of several petticoats (as it was done earlier). This vast popularity of crinolines among women of all classes led to coining the word \'crinolinemania\' and numerous caricatures in the media. And while there were some hazards connected with wearing crinolines, especially in factories or near an open fire, they were definitely great at providing some personal space.
Sometimes we want to forget a film the second we walk out of the movie theatre, but sometimes we desire to get its copy and rewatch it again, and again, and again. Maybe the acting is captivating, perhaps the cinematography is beautiful, maybe it was based on interesting facts, or maybe the filmmakers have hidden so many easter eggs and tiny details within the scenes, you find something new every time you press play.
You may be wondering, \"Is this post a shameless excuse to look at and think about adorable pets?\" The answer is yes. You're welcome.
New cartoons from the magazine.
Drawn by artist Dan Piraro, Bizarro is a single-panel cartoon strip that has been going since 1985 and has been published in over 360 newspapers and magazines. One of the old-school cartoonists, Piraro has made the transition into web-based comics, a completely different ballgame where the competition is fierce and most artists struggle to make even a basic living from their craft.
If you're going to be traveling around the world, familiarize yourself with these unusual road signs and their meanings before getting behind the wheel.
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