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41) Hamlet (1948) Olivier stripped the original 4h down to 2½. Behind the camera he convinces as much as in front of the camera as the lead character. 19-year-old Jean Simmons impresses as Ophelia. Stanley Holloway’s vignette is glorious.

#Hugoawards mentioned on #Mastermind! (The answer was Graeme Harper.) And the answer to the last question of the round was #Belgium!

RT @seattle2025: 🚀 Nominations for the 2025 Hugo Awards are now open! 🚀 Members of the 2025 Seattle Worldcon & 2024 Glasgow Worldcon can n…

The Atlas of Unusual Languages, by Zoran Nikolić Trivia about language isolates from all over the globe. The message is clear: language diversity is part of human experience.

RT @SchamsEU: I have sent a right-of-reply in vain this week so I am publishing it here. #Euractiv's new Editor-in-Chief Matthew Karnitsc…

@Mico_Vlahovic I did not know that!!!!!

2025 book 039: Mission: Impractical, by David A. McIntee (who is much missed)

The best known books set in each country: Canada Anne of Green Gables, by L.M. Montgomery

@Mico_Vlahovic @foreignoffice @UKinMontenegro @KarenPierceUK She was always genuinely keen on the Balkans, glad to see her back on the case.

@tforthodontist No! Frustratingly the first 21 chapters are here: But it is clear that there are several more chapters to go: and I cannot find them anywhere online. I bet it can be found in a library or three somewhere in Ireland!

Burned: The Inside Story of the ‘Cash-for-Ash’ Scandal and Northern Ireland’s Secretive New Elite, by Sam McBride This is a tremendous expose of the colossal scandal that brought down the Northern Ireland power-sharing executive government in 2017.

RT @JonTonge: The ARINS/Irish Times results are almost identical to our general election survey: ARINS/IT: NI in UK 48% v 34% United Irelan…

This is the Nebra Sky Disc, dating from 1600-1800 BC, the oldest known visual representation of the universe from anywhere in the world. Found by illegal treasure hunters in East Germany in 1999, sold by them as soon as they dug it up, recovered by Swiss police in a raid in Basel in 2002, now permanently on display in Halle, but currently on display in the fantastic Bronze Age exhibition in the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, the Netherlands, until 16 March. You have five weeks to see it there.