Nolan’s Odyssey Proves It — Ancient World Lost Its Color
Hellenic History: ‘Western filmmakers have lost interest in depicting the ancient world as colourful, beautiful and vivid.’ Top 4 images: Classical Hollywood — bright colors,...
Hellenic History: ‘Western filmmakers have lost interest in depicting the ancient world as colourful, beautiful and vivid.’ Top 4 images: Classical Hollywood — bright colors,...
Italy during Roman Empire: muscular Doge ‘I conquer all of Western Europe.’ Italy during WW2: normal Doge ‘Germany pls help. I can’t invade Greece.’ The...
FIFA World Cup 2026: Portugal vs Spain. Winner gets India and its spices. The Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) divided the world between them. 532 years...
Tech support: ‘How may I help you?’ Socrates: ‘What is help?’ Tech support: ‘Mr. Socrates, please stop calling unless you have a real tech question.’...
"Sir, we just caught Vlad the Impaler, what should we do with him?""…""…sir?""I have an idea…" Vlad the Impaler meets Sultan Mehmed II. The answer...
Women in ancient Greece minding their own business. Zeus: appears Some things never change. Zeus has been checking out mortal women for millennia. Now he...
Babylon Bee: ‘Disney Buys Rights To The Bible, Plans 37 Sequels.’ With a poster that looks like The Bible meets Star Wars. Jesus has glowing...
Helen of Troy, by the way. The actress cast as Helen of Sparta in Nolan’s Odyssey. The face that launched a thousand ships.
Dave Bautista and Tom Holland, in full Greek armor, holding gyros and Mythos. This is the most Greek thing ever produced for a commercial. Mythos...
Telemachus from pottery 1200 BCE: armoured warrior with spear. Telemachus in The Odyssey (Tom Hanks): shirtless on a wall. Telemachus in The Odyssey (Tom Holland):...
ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER CACHE OF PENCILS BELONGING TO WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. ‘They’re so badly chewed at the ends, we can’t tell if they’re 2B or not 2B.’...
Google autocomplete: ‘i hate it when hitler steals my nutella’ Me: crying Vocaloid girl The internet’s greatest search suggestion. Ever.