Might have hung on to this past its useful life…

A person is holding a VHS tape of Walt Disney’s animated film “Fantasia.” The cover features Mickey Mouse dressed as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice, wearing a blue wizard hat and red robe, surrounded by magical sparkles. The box also advertises an exclusive Fantasia poster offer.A person is holding a VHS tape of Walt Disney’s animated film “Fantasia” inside its open plastic case. The black cassette features a blue label with gold text reading “Walt Disney’s Masterpiece Fantasia” and a green “U” rating symbol, indicating it is suitable for all audiences in the UK. The tape reels are visible through the clear plastic windows.

Apparently I have the cultural sophistication of a 9 year old, as my youngest daughter and I have just nearly wet ourselves laughing at A Minecraft Movie.

It’s a terrible movie, but it’s gloriously terrible.

🍿

Decided to put the fire pit back into service.

Some thoughts on journalism, trust, AI and… a 20 year old debate?

Trust me, I’m a journalist.

Hat-tip to @ayjay for starting this thought process off.

A flashback to an old feeling: opening up the office copies of a new issue…

The latest issue of XCity magazine is here. Congrats to our magazine students.

Spring is bursting with colour today.

A vibrant cherry blossom tree in full bloom is surrounded by street lamps and buildings on a sunny day.&10;

Brighton by Night

A lively pedestrian street at night with people walking and dining outdoors. Buildings are lit with colorful lights, and a restaurant with string lights has patrons seated inside. The atmosphere is vibrant and festive.

This is the end. Embrace it.

Hassocks Station. 📍

Testing the new check-in feature in Micro Social…

This is a lovely piece of artistic graffiti, but it’s the “official” notice next to it that really makes it.

A stencil artwork depicts a child holding strings attached to golden, balloon-shaped outlines on a dark background.A notice forbids tampering with artwork, mentions verification processes, and reminds the public not to deface property. It is clearly satire.