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Glenn Close is trending in Spain after Ian Gibson, the celebrated hispanist and Federico García Lorca expert, commented on 'La bola negra', a project linked to the poet's life and death. Gibson said he was stunned by what he heard but felt honoured, adding that if the references were to him, Glenn Close is a fantastic actress. His remarks have fueled curiosity about her involvement.
- 2Theatre-goer raves about New Vic's Romeo & Juliet●I’m just back from seeing Romeo & Juliet at the New Vic for the second time. It was equally as fantastic as when I saw i
A theatregoer has returned from a second viewing of Romeo & Juliet at the New Vic theatre, calling it just as fantastic as their first visit two weeks earlier. They described the production as brilliant and said they left singing Peter Gabriel's The Book of Love, suggesting music features prominently in the show.
- 3New fan art revives 1977 sci-fi series The Fantastic Journey●The beautiful and mysterious Lianna (Katie Saylor ) The Fantastic Journey (NBC TV Series 1977) Biro pen on paper # TheFa
An artist has shared a biro pen portrait of Lianna, the character played by Katie Saylor in the short-lived NBC science fiction series The Fantastic Journey from 1977. The drawing praises the character as beautiful and mysterious, drawing nostalgic attention to a cult show that was cancelled after one season and remains fondly remembered by vintage sci-fi fans.
- 4Readers warm to Ode to the Half-Broken Fantastic●finished reading Ode to the Half-Broken Fantastic. I wasn't sure about it when I picked this up, but it was a staff reco
A reader has finished Ode to the Half-Broken Fantastic, a book they initially hesitated over but tried after a staff recommendation at a bookstore. They report it grabbed and held their interest quickly. The post adds to word-of-mouth buzz suggesting the title is winning over skeptical readers, with bookstore staff picks playing a role in getting the book into hands.
- 5Body-horror romance Little Doors premiered at Fantastic Fest▼As the world is slowly ending, a woman dating a locksmith finds a wooden door in the side of her body in Little Doors ht
A new film called Little Doors is being reviewed by Eye For Film following its Fantastic Fest screening. The story follows a woman dating a locksmith who discovers a wooden door set into the side of her body, all unfolding as the world slowly ends. The film blends apocalyptic sci-fi with intimate body-horror romance, drawing attention from genre festival audiences.
- 6Tim Walker Unveils Tapestry of Queer Britain▼‘I call them erotic landscapes’: fashion photographer Tim Walker on his powerful tapestry of queer Britain
British fashion photographer Tim Walker has spoken about a new body of work portraying queer Britain, describing the images as 'erotic landscapes'. In an interview with The Guardian, he discusses the powerful tapestry of queer life and identity captured in the series, marking a personal and cultural project from a photographer best known for his fantastical fashion imagery.