Happy New Year!

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Yemen
seen from Spain

seen from Russia
seen from France

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Australia
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from Spain

seen from Australia

seen from United States

seen from Canada
Happy New Year!
Benedict Cumberbatch revealed whether he'd reprise his iconic role in 'Sherlock'. The actor said he has "that itch" sometimes, but it would
An end-of-Empire chiller, Lot No. 249 stars Kit Harington, Freddie Fox, Colin Ryan, John Heffernan, James Swanton, Jonathan Rigby and Andrew
Three GoT and HotD actors are in an upcoming BBC adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's short story Lot No. 249.
Mark Gattis (Tycho Nestoris) did the screenplay and directed. Kit Harington (Jon Snow) plays the part of Abercrombie Smith. And Freddie Fox (Gwayne Hightower in S2 of House of the Dragon) portrays Edward Bellingham.
From the article, it seems that Freddie Fox will be particularly good in this production. His character being described as "strange and exotic".
The article ends with this exchange...
INTERVIEWER: Mark Gatiss said you don’t physically resemble Bellingham but you have an “incredible combination of power and naughtiness” - like an evil cherub. FREDDIE FOX: I’ll take that.
My friend watching Sherlock for the first time: oh my god, they (John and Sherlock) are so gay when do they get together?
Me watching it for the fifth time: damn are you in for a ride
My friends: they don't get together? They date other people? Sherlock is actually married to his work and isn't playing hard to get? John has internalised homophobia? They marry other people? Oh my god, does one of them DIE?!
Me: Yes.
Oh, the utter confusion on her face. y'all should have seen it.
in light of recent events i have created a hexboard to bind spiritual evil and ward off its progeny
Tom Hiddleston plays the arrogant and fearsome general Coriolanus, in Shakespeare's searing tragedy of political manipulation and revenge.