"Emil and the Detectives" by Erich Kästner has beautiful original period illustrations by Walter Trier, which seem to have been replaced by modern ones by other artist (or at least the cover has been replaced), in spite of the Trier ones being in the public domain, as he died in 1952...

Looks like an ill-advised "Last of the Summer Wine" recasting...

The A.B.C. cinema on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow once had a marquee listing, which read:

Stop or My Mother Will Shoot
J.F.K.

Wow! Love the space art!

Even that tech worker has made a rookie error: never leave weapons in reach of your potentially sentient printer...!

For some reason that link triggers security warnings on Safari, so I just googled real quick and found a second article covering the research paper.

www.nature.com/articles/d41...

The original French theme is an instrumental dirge of a march, especially when compared to the British alternative - can't begin to imagine what that might sound like interpreted by Johnny Halliday... I imagine YouTube might be able to provide an answer...

The lady weeping at the back is obviously thinking, "I only *just* vacuumed the carpets...!!"

Genuinely loved all of them - the books are unreadable, but the movies are really absorbing. Even enjoyed The Hobbit trilogy (the first one in ultra high-frame rate 3D is probably the best presentation of a movie I've seen as well).

Yeah, I am the same. Finding an actual "Max. Headroom" sign is always a bonus, as they are much scarcer than one might think...

Is that in Kelvingrove Art Gallery...?