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The horror of Cilla Black’s robot intimidation regime is revealed, bringing part two to a close.

When drawing the Rolling Stones I made sure to draw Ian Stewart, the member they never allowed to show his face or appear in any of their photographs. The rest of the page is, I assume, self explanato...

I think the street I drew here is where Dr Steven Ward (from the Profumo affair) lived. It was the only London mews I could think of to look up on Bing Maps.

All British films of the 50s and 60s take place in either a war or a bedsit. There are enough black and white British comics dedicated to war eg Commando, Battle, Skirmish etc, they are probably still...

I fairly recently saw an old Play For Today called Mrs Palfrey At The Claremont, and there’s a point where a character, when invited for dinner, says he was “just going to have something out of a tin”...

Resurfaced clip from Dead End: Paranormal Park led Musk to encourage his followers to cancel their subscriptions Elon Musk, the multi-billionaire and self-proclaimed “free speech absolutist”, has in recent days trained his attention on getting people to cancel their Netflix subscriptions in protest of what he claims is the company’s “woke bias” and inclusion of LGBTQ+ characters. Musk, the richest person in the world with a net worth of approximately $500bn, has repeatedly encouraged his 227 million followers on X, the platform he controls, to cancel their Netflix subscriptions. In the past three days alone, he has posted or reposted calls to cancel Netflix for its content at least 26 times. Continue reading...