THANK YOU. I almost want this as a tattoo.

Mark, I love your SNS picks! That is all. :)

The Kathleen Turner in War of the Roses approach.

OH, FUCK HER. SHE DOES NOT DESERVE TO BE A DOCTOR.

Good project.

YES. I also find it universally hot and irresistible!

Ha! That's hilarious.

Also—completely aside from the homo-eroticism—I think this can be gotten away with more in Finland because nudity is much more acceptable and much more a part of common life there.

Hyvää Suomi! Go, Finland!

I am SO thrilled that there will be three more eclipses like this in the next year and a half!

Celebrate post-eclipse by watching The Mists of Avalon mini-series with Angelica Houston and Julliana Margulies!

My kitty does that, too, when my partner plays the acoustic. Cat music.

LOVE this (very disturbing) film. Lucky you to look like Tilda (and vice versa)!

I love that she refers to herself in that capacity as a "moll" rather than a "muse."

Ha! By the way, for all of those unfamiliar, Orlando, the movie from which the still Proofer posted above is provocative and exquisite. It was written (adapted from the Virginia Woolf novel of the same name), directed, and scored by the brilliant Sally Potter. Here is the trailer below. You can also watch the film in…

Are we cousins? Because that is my grandmother.

Just wanted to say that where I wrote in my original comment "It's none of our business . . ." I had originally written "It's none of my business . . ." but I changed it to make it more general—and now I wish I hadn't. I certainly didn't mean to preemptively judge or criticize you or anyone else here for having your…

I agree about the movie! Totally gross. But a 50-year-old to 27-year-old partnership isn't quite creepy to me, anyway, though I see what you mean. :)

Oh, really? That's disappointing. (Thanks for enlightening, though.) But Judi Dench is divine!

Also, while it isn't particularly helpful to stigmatize large age gaps like Heard and Depp's (my parents were 14 years apart and they ruled at marriage!), it's always important to lodge a small critique against the idea that women have an expiration date and men don't. So here you go. I critique thee. Small-ly.