Steven Perkins

@stevenperkins.bsky.social

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"noted Joel Dommett enjoyer" - @fuunsaiki.bsky.social (he/him)

Your hidden gem - you were more into this person than most people were: [picture of a moderately handsome man in a charcoal-coloured t-shirt with a very furrowed brow]
Independent headline: "Natalia Dontcheva: Tributes paid to Doc Martin spin-off star dead at 56 The Bulgarian national, 56, played Julie Derville in the spin-off series from 2011 to 2015"
Lisa Simpson reading from a card: “Mr Burns, your campaign seems to have the momentum of a runaway freight train. Why are you so popular?”
BBC News headline: "Love Island UK has a problem, say fans - 'there's not much love'"
Duolingo screenshot showing a cartoon guy in a red tracksuit with long blond hair throwing his head back and cackling triumphantly as he says “we bought a fourth house”
Picture of Nick Rhodes accompanying the headline “Nick Rhodes reveals how Mick Jagger saved Duran Duran”
Tula, Iver and Groove - three brightly-coloured Muppet-like puppets called the Hoobs - hosting Hoob News
Joe McFadden Health reporter 31 July 2026, 01:26 BST
Mr Woolley wrote: "Your continued naming of me personally has led to an increase in online abuse of me personally and has now reached a point where you could be responsible for inciting hate and potential violence against me, a political official, and members of my family. You of all people should be aware of the increased sensitivity of these sorts of posts since the sad murder of Ann Widdecombe.
Karine Vanasse Canadian actress (born 1983) Karine Vanasse (/karin vanæs/, French: [kabin vanas]; born 24 November 1983) is a Canadian actress, who had roles in the films Polytechnique, Séraphin: Heart of Stone (Séraphin: un homme et son péché), Switch and Set Me Free (Emporte-moi). Internationally she is best known for her roles as Colette Valois in Pan Am, Margaux LeMarchal in Revenge and Lise Delorme in Cardinal. She is also the host of the Canadian reality television series, The Traitors Canada, ' as well as its French counterpart, Les Traîtres.
A statement from Féile an Phobail on X on 24 July 2026: “Féile an Phobail today met with the Women's Rights Network NI. There was no resolution to the issues involved. Féile an Phobail attendees entered the meeting with the Women's Rights Network in good faith. Féile an Phobail are extremely disappointed that legal representatives for the Women's Rights Network filed legal papers with the court before our meeting with the Women's Rights Network had concluded. The Féile an Phobail attendees at the meeting were unaware of this development during the course of the meeting. Féile an Phobail will continue to promote events which provide balance and inclusivity and encourage those who are marginalised to get involved in Féile. Féile's decision to withdraw this event stands.” JK Rowling has quote-posted and added her own comment of “good luck with that”.
Wikipedia screenshot: “Solar glare In 2010, it was established that the tower's south side, with its reflective surface and concave design, can act as a collecting mirror. The reflected rays of the sun create dangerous conditions of extremely high temperature at the pool deck. Hotel employees and news outlets referred to the phenomenon as the "death ray", while management preferred the term "solar convergence".”
Message on Facebook: “14 years of friendship with Chris Rubery Celebrate your friendship by looking back on the memories you've shared. Steven and Chris Friends for 14 years”
Letterboxd review from Jacob: Insane flex to make the least funny joke of another movie the funniest moment of your own
A freezer compartment in Sainsbury’s surrounded by black and yellow caution tape. The door has a Jamie Oliver brand logo on it, and directly below a printed sign saying “please do not open this door”, as though it’s a specific instruction for the celebrity chef.
Others, like Al sales company Yuzu Labs founder Emmie Chang, go even further. Chang admitted to the WSJ that she records most of her first dates by putting her phone on the table or chair. Afterwards, she asks Anthropio's Claude how the date went, wondering if she could be "more engaging or empathetic."
"In the office, we actually get really bummed when we realize we're having a conversation and we forgot to turn on Granola," Al marketing platform Flint CEO and cofounder Michelle Lim told the WSU. "I wish there was a Granola in every room."
The Tenth Doctor (David Tennant) talking sternly to Prime Minister Harriet Jones (Penelope Wilton), with the subtitled dialogue crudely doctored by me to read “I could bring down your government in 5 words”
SCOTLAND Leopard cubs found to be male and female
The "What has the BBC ever done for me?" campaign as shown on the homepage of iPlayer, led by Romesh Ranganathan and featuring a whole host of wholesome BBC faces
VULTURE headline, filed under “THE B IN LGBT” “You Must Remember This Introduces ... 'The Bisexuals'”
A picture of Bart Simpson with a speech bubble coming out of his mouth over the lower edge of the picture, as though he is speaking the words in the quote-post
From Wiseman's house, I went to East Flatbush to meet Shayla Hamlin, a former federal worker whose three-story home sits in a shallow depression a few
"My work is done. In six and a half years, I took our party from a historic defeat in 2019, changed it so it was fit to face the country upon a landslide general election victory in 2024. "Since then, it has been the privilege of my life to serve you and this great country as prime minister. And I am confident that Britain is now stronger and fairer than it was two years ago."
What is your occupation? (if retired please press no) Then boxes marked “Yes” and “No”
iPlayer homepage: "What has the BBC ever done for me? - This is our BBC - Romesh asks the big question on an epic journey with a host of famous faces" - accompanied by a graphic of Romesh Ranganathan in front of a montage of lots of different BBC stars
Sub-article within feature headlined “Schools ignoring parents’ concerns over diversity reading lists”
My Letterboxd review of Benediction (2021) - 0.5 stars Watched 17 Mar 2022 stevenperkins’s review published on Letterboxd: Imagine watching a BBC Schools drama that's occasionally intercut with animations from Microsoft Encarta 98 and those films they play when you're halfway round a museum so you can stop and have a sit down if your legs are tired. Now imagine that inexplicably dragged out for over two hours, when a judicious editor could have snipped it down to a trim 90m and lost absolutely nothing of value.
Independent headline: Simon Pegg revives frustrating Lost debate after misunderstanding show's ending
Support from JK Rowling Morrison had received funding for her case from Harry Potter author JK Rowling. During the speech she made at the rally, Morrison outlined concerns around protecting women's safety and privacy. She made comments about keeping men out of women's spaces and criticised a number of local women's organisations. The rally in Belfast city centre was also addressed by Kellie-Jay Keen - a campaigner for women's rights. A counter event by local LGBT groups and activists opposed to her views was held at the same time nearby. Ms Morrison submitted that following her attendance at the rally, she was subjected to online abuse and harassment, which she reported to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
Popular Today in Firefox: picture of Thomas Tuchel with the headline "England star ordered to boycott 'nonsense' World Cup third-place game vs France" - Metro
Duolingo screenshot showing a hard exercise, where a character in a red tracksuit top and shorts is asking me to translate the phrase “did you bring balls”
The cover of The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold, a mostly blank sky blue page with the title and author’s name, and at the top an illustration of a charm bracelet with a small house charm dangling from it
Jane Krakowski as Jenna Maroney as Alexis Goodlooking, who is both good-looking and good at looking for clues
Picture of Erling Haaland’s face, with a finger pressed against his temple. Overlaid is a screengrab of somebody asking “are you a boy or a girl” and below that the overlaid text “my dad is a boy and my mom is a girl so I’m mixed xx 💋”
Burnham planning summer tour of UK in early weeks as PM
Picture of an AI training module: Al Literacy Al mastery: Checkpoint 1 Good afternoon, Stev You want to use an Al tool to help you with the following task:
The meme of a angry goose picking up on a statement implying a lack of personal accountability and running after the person who made it
Elizabeth Estensen as Tabitha Bag, aka T-Bag, peering out of a tent, in the ITV children’s series T-Bag
A government source suggested on Wednesday that the post could increase anxiety among MPs already worried about their security as a result of Ann Widdecombe's death last week.
BBC Sport headline: Rate the players as England face Argentina World Cup • 1h ago
A panel from the comic The Non-Adventures of Wonderella, portraying Wonderella standing in front of a tank which is being piloted by a shadowy female figure. Wonderella is shouting “Neither is anorexia!” The figure is responding in confusion with a “?” speech bubble
Ask a Manager headline reading “We complained about our boss, but nothing has changed”
A Spotify playlist called “Solo trip to Europe” containing two songs: Lost in France by Bonnie Tyler and Allein in Griechenland by Nicole
Netflix promotional poster for Nobody Wants This, starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody
night rinkleton called, and signed on. The story follows an uptight young couple named Sam and Janet (played in the film by a baby-faced Susan Sarandon), who wander into a castle occupied by a flamboyant, cross-dressing mad scientist named Dr. Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry)
BBC Food headline: “you’ll never look at courgettes the same way again”
England captain Harry Kane has confirmed he played golf with U.S. President Donald Trump, describing it as a "pretty surreal experience." Trump revealed earlier in the week that the pair had previously played a round together, telling reporters: "I think Kane is a great player. I played golf with him and I like him a lot. He's a good golfer too. He's really great." Kane said it happened 18 months ago in Florida and is envious of Trump's golf game at the age of 80.
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A beautiful tuxedo cat is lying on her side on a red rug, her head nestled against a rolling-tunnel cat toy, one paw reaching out towards a little sardine shaped cat toy. There is a sunbeam on her back.
Google search for “The Spectator office”, revealing it is based at 22 Old Queen Street, London SW1H 9HP
Recipe header for "Baked lemony fennel orzo with rocket pesto"
His wife, Elene Campbell, 79, is also weighing up a vote for Mr Farage, despite not backing him in 2024 or believing he has achieved anything since being elected. “We need change,” she said, adding: “I think he could be the change.”
another level."[5] The sisters became well-known celebrities in Europe, particularly in Britain, and were known for their visual style which combined urban street wear with high fashion (prior to their music career Mel had worked as a glamour model). Their third
Huff Post UK headline: "Got A Rude Child? Parenting Expert Shares The Two Words You Should Say To Them"
nature of her work allows her to pick odd times. There are any number of ways to be annoying in a public pool, even
picture of Harry Kane touching his left ear with the accompanying headline "Harry Kane fears Mexico will have huge unfair advantage against England"
"The memoir was a bestseller, walking readers through the realities of generational trauma; a step change for the former Disney child star who had been "the funny one" on obnoxious Nickelodeon kids' shows."
BBC Sport notification “England stunned as DR Congo take seventh-minute lead in World Cup tie - watch and follow live”
A hotel door card that says “light house keeping”