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Queen Rania of Jordan is trending in Spain as fashion media highlight trousers inspired by her style. Outlets including Harper's Bazaar point shoppers to jodhpur-style designs from Mango, Sfera and Zara, suggesting the tailored pants favoured by the queen as a chic alternative to classic suit trousers.
- 2Netanyahu accused of hunting whistleblowers from atrocity documentary●Benjamin Nosferatu (the same genocidist who 'banned kites' being flown by Palestinian children because they were just to
Critics online are denouncing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, mockingly nicknamed 'Benjamin Nosferatu', for allegedly seeking to hunt down whistleblowers who exposed Israeli atrocities in a documentary. The posts also reference his earlier ban on kites flown by Palestinian children, cited as evidence of what they call genocidal policies. The comments reflect growing anger over Israel's treatment of Palestinians and suppression of disclosures about its conduct.
- 3Artist posts daily spooky artwork for Halloween month▼Because it's Halloween month, I'll post some spooky artwork every day until the joyful day has arrived. Young Nosferatu
An illustrator has begun a daily series of Halloween-themed artworks for October, starting with a 2022 piece titled Young Nosferatu, depicting a young vampire insecure about his new pentagram tattoo. The work is done in a 2D vector illustration style, mixing horror and fantasy themes as part of the count of spooky pieces promised until Halloween.
- 4Pairing Nosferatu with Jan Garbarek jazz as a soundtrack●Watching Murnau's Nosferatu with the Jan Garbarek Group's "It's OK to Listen to the Grey Voice" and it seems to work pre
A film lover reports watching F.W. Murnau's 1922 silent classic Nosferatu while playing the Jan Garbarek Group's album "It's OK to Listen to the Grey Voice," finding the Norwegian jazz record works surprisingly well as an alternative score, or at least an interesting change of pace from traditional accompaniments for silent horror.
- 5Four-star review posted for Nosferatu on Letterboxd●My ★★★★ review of Nosferatu on Letterboxd: https:// boxd.it/gMZ6EN # 265MovieReview # movies # horrorween
A film reviewer has shared a four-star review of Nosferatu, Robert Eggers's gothic horror remake, on the film-tracking site Letterboxd. The write-up is being circulated with horror-themed hashtags during a seasonal movie challenge, suggesting renewed interest in the film among horror fans.