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Philosopher in Meditation (1632) by Rembrandt

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Janet Elizabeth Aulisio

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Ingrid Pitt

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conclave alternative universe featuring stanley tucci, john lithgow, isabella rossellini and ralph fiennes

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Mother and child training longsword in Chile, at the Centro Esgrima Histórica

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I'm in your house picking your shy, uptight man like a lock.

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Riccardo Schicchi - Ilona Staller (Playmen 1977)

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Anatri Chuvash women in folk costume

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Soo, I was looking for pictures of Tedesco today and I stumbled upon this picture

and after a while I noticed that Tedesco has something red on his bag!

At first I thought that it's some sort of casing for his vape, but I realized that it's too small for that to be the case. My friend @literarni-literat then suggested it was just a tag (obviously one that is matching to his outfit because he's a DIVA) so that Tedesco or his assistant could find his bag easier and not confuse it with anyone else's. I agreed, but at the same time I noticed that there is a sort of grey line on it's side. And that's where it hit me-

I am CERTAIN that Tedesco has a Swiss travel knife attached to his bag, THIS one in particular

You can even see the tiny logo a bit in the original picture and of course it has a key ring

I have no idea why the fuck would a cardinal of the Catholic church let alone TEDESCO need such a thing, but here we are

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Herb Ritts - Pirelli Calendar (1999)

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Who would be better to make a POTO adaptation? Robert Eggers or Guillermo del Toro?

Eggers is a fantastic horror director and he did an excellent job at Nosferatu (2024), specially the unashamed sexual themes. I think he would do a great job adaptating the novel's Gothic sexual tension that the pureteen crowd that thinks they understand POTO wants to ignore/erase. You must bounce on it crazy style Christine

On the other hand, Del Toro was always sympathetic to the "monster" characters, the misunderstood and traumatized outcasts. And he can be really horny when he wants, Shape of Water is there to prove. Amazing, complex female lead and fantastical monster love story, also unashamed of sexuality.

So who is really better?

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Angelo Gleber

no one understands the emotional release this gave me