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I know I've been largely absent this year, but to everyone who celebrates the holidays, I hope that wherever you are, whatever you're doing, and whoever you're with, you can find some happiness today.
For those who don't celebrate or are finding it tough, happy Sunday.
Love and hugs to you all,
Doctor Strange in the “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” Official Trailer!
‘If it were easy, everyone would do it!’
Thor: The Dark World (2013)
Thor (2011) ~ Deleted Scene
Dir. Kenneth Branagh
Choose your fighter
Answers on a TemPad. Or something like that
Choose your fighter
Answers on a TemPad. Or something like that
National Museums Scotland on Instagram, 7th July 2021: What do the National Museum of Scotland and the Time Variance Authority have in common? We're the only two institutions capable of catching a Loki 🕵️
The Horned Helmet was worn by the Trickster God during his time as Asgardian royalty. To Asgardians, its horns represent Loki's mastery of sorcery; more subtle, however, is the nod to Loki's true parentage as horns were a common feature on the helms of elite Frost Giants. The Horned Helm was forged by --
-- wait, we split the timelines again, didn't we? Sorry, let's start over. *Plants reset charge* 🕳️
The Torrs pony cap is a piece of equestrian armour, also known as a chamfron or chamfrain. Made from two pieces of riveted sheet bronze, its intricate decorations were made by hammering the bronze from behind in a process known as repoussé. The flowing lines evoke vegetation, and within them are stylised birds' heads. Similar decorations can be found on sword scabbards across Europe, from Ireland to Hungary. The cap was heavily used and had a long life, not just in its prime but as a historic artefact. It was discovered in 1812 at Torrs, near Castle Douglas in Dumfries and Galloway. Antiquarian Joseph Train acquired it, then passed it on to none other than Sir Walter Scott who kept it Abbotsford.
We like to think that the MCU's Loki would be flattered, as he usually is, to find such a familiar object prominently displayed in a museum. To celebrate the release of #BlackWidow and #LokiWednesdays, we've rounded up 25 objects that resemble MCU heroes and villains in our Stories and on Twitter. Have a look and let us know which one hits closest to the mark (on that note, yes - we got Hawkeye) 🏹
Nope. Not Crying. At all.
Drunk!Loki seems like a lot of fun
Three episodes in, and I feel pretty damn emotional about just how much I LOVE the Loki series, and every single person involved in its creation.
This series is proof that you can have exploration of character flaws and strengths, massive action sequences, light humour, representation, and deeply meaningful and thought-provoking moments, without sacrificing anything in the way of narrative or pacing.
Other writers and directors would do well to observe and learn...
Loki Laufeyson and Steve Rogers being exasperated by 'themselves'
Interview with Kate Herron, 9th June 2021
“How Do You Plead?” Clip | Marvel Studios’ Loki | Disney+
Me: I’m going to take a break from Loki promotion edits and watch Great British Bake Off The Professionals.
*pauses TV while I grab a drink*
Pause screen ad:
Loki: It is ADORABLE that you think you can escape me that easily!
Meanwhile on Twitter (and it isn't even out yet!)
Josh Horowitz offers his thoughts on the Disney Plus Loki series, 6th June 2021
Loki in Marvel Funko Presents: Mjolnir Mischief
