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Little update on my website, added new photography of the wonderful Gillian Ayers exhibition at Heong Gallery, Cambridge. Also latest exhibition at Kettle’s Yard, 'Lubaina Himid with Magda Stawarska: Another Chance Encounter'.
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JAWS recreated in Lego. @LEGOIdeas have a panic on our hands on the 4th of July.
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If you’re after anything #Detectorists, #InsideNo9, #DoctorWho or TV Crime-flavoured for book lovers on your Christmas list, then please order by 16 December. Not long now!
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GHOST CASTLE (1975): big, bold and beautiful-looking game with a pleasingly tactile feel, including a steel ball which sent player pieces flying. Originally Haunted House (or Witch Which? if you're American), it got this glow-up in the 80s...
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This documentary can't come soon enough. The Thing Expanded is set to be released in April 2026.
- Mike
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Tomorrow I’m dropping my arcade horror on Kickstarter - a twisted tale of haunted amusement horrors illustrated by Chris DiBari - can’t wait to finally share this story, a love letter to my misspent youth spent in dark arcades across the South Coast
Prelaunch live now on KS
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Stanley Kubrick snapping a mirror selfie with his daughter, while Jack Nicholson mistook it for a photo of himself on the set of The Shining (1980)
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Our #JAWS 50th anniversry interview with actor / writer #ReeceShearsmith goes live on #YouTube, #Spotify and #Apple #Podcasts tomorrow at midnight PST / 8am GMT!
Available here: thedailyjaws.com/blog/reece-…
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Shelley, Danny and Stanley in the Overlook maze during filming of #TheShining, 1979.
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NEWS: After more than two decades of determined local campaigning and fundraising battles, the dream of restoring Broomhill Lido in Ipswich (G.E. McLauchlan, 1938) is facing perhaps its biggest setback yet. The National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) has recently withdrawn funding from the £10 million project, which aims to reopen the venue as an open air swimming pool, fitness, wellbeing, and community centre, citing concerns over the financial position of operator Fusion Lifestyle.
C20 Society has written to Ipswich Borough Council and the NLHF, strongly urging both parties to commit to continuing the project and appointing an operator in due course, rather than jeopardise the future of the site with further delays.
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