Orthodox Christmas Links.

Orthodox Christmas: In Mostar, reconstruction of an Orthodox church is a sign of unity:

Aleksandar Brezar:  "Mostar’s rich skyline, with mosques and Catholic church towers peeking out above buildings and set against an imposing mountain range, now once again features the towers of an elegant Orthodox church — perched on a hill above the city’s eastern side — after it was destroyed during the brutal war in the city almost 30 years ago."

Buck found wandering Colorado with Christmas lights around its antlers, photos show:

Maddie Capron: "As you take down holiday lights, you may want to be mindful of deer and other animals."

What Clayton Square looked like before the shopping centre was built:

Lee Grimsditch: "The shopping centre opened in 1989 and faced fierce opposition from conservationists who wanted to preserve the city's Georgian heritage."

How Jessica Simpson Almost Lost Her Name:
Stephanie Clifford/Eliza Ronalds- Hannon: "The pop star’s billion-dollar fashion brand fell into the hands of the wrong company. After a two-year battle, she finally bought it back."

Tilda Swinton: ‘My ambition was always about having a house by the sea and some dogs’:

Simon Hattenstone: "The actor opens up about her queer years with Derek Jarman and her latest clutch of films, and reveals her plans for a career change. And all while taking her five spaniels for a walk."

Andrew Garfield Finally Spills About ‘Spider-Man’ Return and Future — and the ‘Gift’ of ‘Tick, Tick Boom!’ (EXCLUSIVE):

Matt Donnelly: "Is anyone having a year like Andrew Garfield’s?"

Shakespeare Documented:

"A multi-institutional resource documenting Shakespeare in his own time."

A Brave New World for UNIT’s Brigadier:

Big Finish: "Brigadier Winifred Bambera returns to the UNIT front line in her own brand new series of full-cast audio dramas from Big Finish Productions."

The Doctor Who treasure trove in a Northumberland village cellar:

Mark Brown:  "Neil Cole’s Museum of Classic Sci-Fi, hosted in cellar of his Allendale townhouse, holds costumes and props from numerous TV classics."

Star Trek super-fan releases short film created in his home-built basement set:

Chris Peterson: "Back in February of 2021, we told you about Todd Spann, the Indianapolis-based science fiction super fan who created a Star Trek set in his basement. The project took more than three years to complete. Nearly a year later, Spann made use of his creation, releasing a new short film based on Star Trek and filmed entirely on location at his home in Indiana."