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Felix Sandman as Jonas in Hjem til jul 

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Felix Sandman as Jonas in Hjem til jul

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Äntligen handboll

Jaaa och jag var där!

[champagnexowishes]

RIP Matthew Perry

No one else could’ve played Chandler Bing🩵

[burrowandbengals]

The passing of Matthew Perry is genuinely hitting hard. He portrayed the hell out of a character that I adored for many years of my life. A character that was hilarious yet insecure, confident yet awkward, a character that never failed to put a smile on my face. 'Friends' has been watched hundreds of times at this point and now it won't hit quite the same. Matthew, like all of us, had his struggles and I can only hope that he is at peace.😔

[le-slut-deactivated20250810]

R.I.P. Matthew

Matthew Langford Perry (August 19, 1969 - October 28, 2023)

[huariqueje]

Eternally owned is but what is lost -  Lars Elling , 2022.

Norwegian, b.1966 -

Mixed media on canvas ,  203.5 x 204.5 cm. 80 x 80.5 in

[londonharry]

Wembley (6/14) | Gender Reveal

[zaiinab]

[thestylesindependent]

Love on Tour: Madrid via hstylessp

[sseureki]

[sseureki]

[yourlocalstarwarsfan]

*spoilers for black mirror episode 2

I think there’s an important message in black mirror’s loch henry episode. Here we are consuming dramatic shows that follow serial killers doing horrible things to real victims. Just like Pia mentioned, we watch to be disgusted and for the thrills and to try to imagine what it must have been like for the victims. However, we fail to see the impact these shows, movies, and documentaries have on people who are still traumatized from the events. 

This episode shows how Davis is still traumatized despite the fame and money and how the producers fail to consider how he might feel about his family’s story being so public and used to drive the entertainment industry. This ep made me think about how we make memes and tiktok videos from the Dahmer series that disrespects the victims both past and present.  

Also netflix should’ve put a content warning before the ep in my opinion

[deyaluv]

spoilers for loch henry from the new season of black mirror ...

im seeing a lot of ppl saying pia's death was simply a callback to the earlier pub discussion where they were talking about how the countryside was dangerous and whatnot... i mean, yeah, but also... this person who was obsessed with exploiting people's horrific deaths for monetary gain, who even sexualized a literal murderer - she ends up dying in one of the most unremarkable, stupid ways anyone could die! tripping and hitting her head on a rock! something she was warned about earlier!

the whole episode was making fun of these true crime fans and content creators who exploit and sexualize victims and murderers, so i think pia's death has a lot more to do with those people's real lives than what you see on the surface. these ppl glom on to stuff thats interesting, lucrative, or even disgusting - but in real life they live unremarkable lives and will likely have unremarkable deaths.

[between-awake-and-asleep]

have we met before? yeah, we kind of have.

Manifest 4.20 - Final Descent