Out of work mapper Omar Sarhan writes:
A few days since I sent you anything, I was just looking at OECD [Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development] data related to the amount of homework and study students do. I created this map (above). You can get to an interactive version of the map here. Or engage via Tumblr…
Postman Pat – Johnny O’Farrell feat. Lyra Mae
A daddy daughter duet and a daring new take on an old classic.
Take that, Auto-tune.
Mmmf.
Grand Canal Dock, Dublin this morning.
Hardcore.
Thanks Serv
A sumptuous timelapse of Rio de Janeiro that attempts to avoid ‘the cliches and stereotypes of this city to make a video that shows Rio with other eyes’.
Filmed by Rio natives Andre Delacerda and Diogo Fagunde
(Thanks Andre and Diogo)
A few duffs, in fairness, (Liam Neeson and Michael Caine) due to accent failure but otherwise, a fine array of celebrity impressions by the talented Piotr Michael.
One of at least two new books from the late Theodor ‘ Dr Seuss ‘ Geisel – currently in production after previously unknown manuscripts and drawings were found among Geisel’s papers by his wife Audrey and secretary Claudia Prescott.
Grey roots at 33?
But she’s royal!
Kate Middleton’s ‘thrifty and natural’ hair shade-shaming in tomorrow’s UK Daily Mail.
Thanks Neil Henderson
What you may need to know:
1. Victoria meets a nice man in a nightclub and they get all flirty. Turns out he’s in a criminal gang and they need a driver. Poor choice Victoria.
2. The film’s director has been treading boards for a long time. Remember The English Patient (1996)? He rocked as Interrogation Room Soldier.
3. Anyway, this film is a two and a bit hours single mobile shot. Birdman (2014) used a bit of trickery and visuals to create the illusion of an extra long shot but this one appears to be the real unbroken deal.
4. That is proper battery life. Stupid iphone.
5. Darren Aronofsky says this movie has “rocked his world”
6. Broadsheet Prognosis: No mandatory tea break?
Release date: TBC
