Photos · November 18, 2018
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Film · November 17, 2018
Swimming With Men
Film · November 17, 2018
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Film · November 16, 2018
Ocean's Eight
Album · November 12, 2018
I Love Rock 'n Roll by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Album · November 12, 2018
Simulation Theory by Muse
Blog · November 11, 2018
Out of the shadows
When we watched the new Tomb Raider film back in July, I was quite inspired by some of the behind the scenes footage that showed Alicia Vikander getting super fit to play the role. I wanted to be super fit like that too! Get to the gym, lady, and sort it out! It worked, for a bit. But how funny, then, that it’s also the fault of Lara Croft that …
Blog · November 11, 2018
Cake or crumble
I mentioned before how the household is looking to make healthier choices, and that involves me spending a bit more time in the kitchen than I have been doing over the last few years. I’m not the best cook, but I do quite enjoy the process and whilst my presentation skills are essentially non-existent, I can occasionally whip something together that tastes nice. At the moment, my mealtime focus has …
Book · November 8, 2018
The Secret Seven by Enid Blyton
Album · November 5, 2018
Blood Sugar Sex Magik by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Album · November 5, 2018
EL MAL QUERER by ROSALÍA
Film · November 5, 2018
Ice Princess
Book · November 5, 2018
The Time of My Life by Patrick Swayze and Lisa Niemi
Film · November 3, 2018
Aladdin
Film · November 3, 2018
I Love You, Beth Cooper
Film · November 3, 2018
Falling Down
Blog · November 3, 2018
Are you Team TARDIS?
We’ve seen four episodes of the new series of Doctor Who and that’s long enough for me to cast my opinion on the whole thing. Heck, it only took a couple of episodes to know I wasn’t keen on Capaldi, but where do I stand on the Whittaker era? Good news: I love it! It’s fresh, fast, funny, approachable, likeable, different and new. Here are five slightly more specific thoughts: …
Book · October 30, 2018
Along Came a Spider by James Patterson
Album · October 29, 2018
OK Computer by Radiohead
Album · October 29, 2018
Empress by RAY BLK
Blog · October 28, 2018
Starting a life list
My Life List needs a bit of tender loving care, having been neglected recently, but before I do that I wanted to write a quick post about starting your own list. I think Life Lists are not as in vogue as they were a year or two ago (let's be honest, the world falling apart is probably a bit distracting), but I still think they can be useful and inspiring. …
Film · October 27, 2018
Get Him to the Greek
Film · October 27, 2018
This is Spinal Tap
Blog · October 25, 2018
In the wrong gear
You’ll have seen, no doubt, the recent news that a fresh batch of Top Gear hosts have been announced. If I’m honest, I had forgotten that Matt Le Blanc was leaving and when I saw the new names, that wave of disappointment hit me all over again. The last series of Top Gear wasn’t perfect but it was good and entertaining and had a spark of what made Top Gear …
Book · October 24, 2018
The Worst Witch by Jill Murphy
Book · October 23, 2018
A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth
Album · October 22, 2018
The Raw & the Cooked by Fine Young Cannibals
Album · October 22, 2018
Broken Politics by Neneh Cherry
Blog · October 21, 2018
Screen time after time
There's quite a few neat things that have been introduced in Apple's latest software update for iPhones and iPads, but today I've been thinking about the new Screen Time feature. It's on my mind today because Sunday morning is when the report pops up and tells you just how well you've managed to waste your week. As a concept, Screen Time is a really good addition. More information is always …
Film · October 20, 2018
Addams Family Values
Film · October 20, 2018
Police Academy
Blog · October 20, 2018
Books for cash
So, we were watching High Fidelity and yes, maybe had had a drink or two along the way. This bit happened: Which I naturally forgot about. So this came as a surprise: And now I have this: It’s a real, physical book because it wasn’t available in Kindle format. And I still went and bought it, which is unusual for me and can mean only one of three things: I …
Album · October 15, 2018
Along Came Jones by Tom Jones
Album · October 15, 2018
Living in Extraordinary Times by James
Blog · October 14, 2018
A view to change hearts and minds
Our third and final South West Coast Path adventure of the summer was all about cliffs. The theme of our adventures so far has been spontaneity and this was another one that we hadn't really planned out. It was the kind of trip that saw us driving along a coast road and eventually just deciding to take the next left turn to end up at a beach. Unfortunately, the beach …
Film · October 13, 2018
The Lion King
Film · October 13, 2018
High Fidelity
Blog · October 13, 2018
Putting the stud in Studland
It feels a bit incongruous to write about the beautiful sunny days of summer when autumn has more than arrived, but I want to catch up the final two stretches of South West Coast Path we walked this year, before settling down to make plans for the next batch. So, after finding the start of the path, our next adventure was another that came about by accident – we hadn’t …
Blog · October 10, 2018
A new design for your trophy cabinet
Apple’s recent update to iOS12 has brought with it plenty of changes, some are good, some are bad, some are genius, and some make your life better without you actually realising it needed it. I have thoughts on a few of the interesting new features but I’m kicking off with something that is a subtle change but I’m really loving it. I’ve talked before about how much I like the …
Album · October 8, 2018
New Eyes by Clean Bandit
Album · October 8, 2018
VI by You Me At Six
Film · October 7, 2018
We'll Never Have Paris
Film · October 6, 2018
A Time to Kill
Blog · October 6, 2018
Tomb Raider's long shadow
The third release in Tomb Raider's recent reboot emerged into the wild last month, and I can honestly admit to being completely obsessed with it. I've enjoyed the previous two games, but it's taken me a while to get fully to grips with this new Lara and her rather more complex adventures. Everything is rather more realistic, far more brutal, significantly more graphic and eventually, a lot more fun, than …
Blog · October 6, 2018
Assassins and bodyguards
The entire country went crazy for the recent BBC drama The Bodyguard, featuring Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes as a bodyguard and cabinet minister respectively. I came to this show late, as always, so was almost completely spoiled in terms of who did what, who died when, and what the outcome of it all was. That being the case, it wasn't quite as intriguing for me as I imagine it …
Blog · October 4, 2018
Strike four
I'm surprised that I haven't written about the Cormoran Strike novels before, but as I've just wrapped up reading the fourth installment in the series, I figured now was as good a time as any. As I'm sure everyone is aware by now, Cormoran Strike is the central figure in the series of novels by Robert Galbraith, which is a pseudonym of JK Rowling. The first book picked up decent …
Album · October 1, 2018
A Flock of Seagulls by A Flock of Seagulls
Album · October 1, 2018
Queen by Nicki Minaj
Blog · October 1, 2018
Hidden in plain sight
The second series of Hidden Britain by Drone aired on Channel 4 recently, and I just wanted to take a moment to say how brilliant this programme is. I watched the first series and loved the concept - Tony Robinson introduces film footage taken by drones that fly over areas that are inaccessible or, at the very least, not open to the public. Now, let's be clear from the start, …
Film · September 29, 2018