Links Review 2020 didn't really happen for understandable reasons, consisting of a single post listing the films I gave five stars to on Letterboxd. So instead, let's talk about this weekend's release of photos and a video revealing the Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby's costumes. The video is on YouTube Shorts here and they're absolutely funny/adorable in a similar was to Jodie and Mandip so lets hope unlike them, that chemistry will be taking full advantage of on screen.
His costume is supremely tasteful, both contemporary and yet somehow redolent of the past. It'll be interesting to see if there's any mix and matching as the series progresses. Few people seem to have remarked on the fact he seems to be keeping the 'tache which is another first for a Doctor. The last time the Doctor wore one of those on TV he was masquerading as a milkman. Hers has the off the peg feel of most of the more recent companions and presumably she won't be wearing that all the time.
These are the sacrifices parents are making to try to pay for Christmas."
"Volunteers in the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv have made a Christmas tree out of camouflage nets."
"In a small distillery just outside Bethlehem in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, a clear liquid drips out of a copper pot still into a stainless steel barrel, ringing like church bells."
"Researchers urge members of the public to look out for the beloved insect that was once a mainstay of Australia’s summer."
"Police have been called in to try and get the traffic flowing."
"Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without our seasonal film quiz, which includes festive faves and merry movie title mashups…"
"A stalwart of Melbourne’s Christmas celebrations, the Epicure Gingerbread Village, will not be a feature of festivities for the first time in 11 years."
"any popular images and traditions of Christmas come from the Baby Boom years. With the dark days of World War II behind them, many Olympia families wanted to celebrate the holiday in style. Here’s a look back into Olympia history at a Baby Boomer’s Christmas."
"Tate Kids Gallery."
"Robin Miles was looking for stage and screen roles when she began reading books for the blind. She’s become one of the country’s most celebrated narrators."
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