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As noted in late November, Supermarine Spitfire F Mk.IX MH603 was fast approaching the conclusion of its down-to-the-last-rivet rebuild at Vintage Fighter Restorations (VFR) in Scone, New South Wales, Australia. We can now report, via our colleagues at WarbirdsOnline and Aviation Spotters Online that the fighter made her first post-restoration flights on Saturday, December 11th. Veteran warbird pilot, Stephen Death was at the controls for the initial 20 minute hop, joined in the air by Paul Bennet who flew chase duties in Ross Pay's CAC-built Mustang Mk.21 A68-107.

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May 12, 2021 Ann Hornaday THE WASHINGTON POST – “Why can’t we just have different opinions and be nice about it?” Thus pleads Femke Boot, a Dutch newspaper columnist whose regular columns incite a steady stream of toxic comments and social media abuse. She’s debating an author named Steven Dood (the last name translates to ‘Steven Death’), whose imposing goth persona includes kohl-like eyeliner and black-painted fingernails. As The Columnist opens, it looks like Steven – nicely played by Bram van der Kelen – will become an even more menacing figure in Femke’s life. ...

Last modified on Thu 11 Mar 2021 10.45 EST To paraphrase Nietzsche: gaze too long into Twitter, and Twitter will gaze into you. Anyone who writes for a living on the internet has surely fantasised about payback time for all the keyboard warriors, callous below-the-liners and unrepentant trolls out there. Ivo van Aart’s movie gives full rein to that desire and is snappily directed – but in the end there is something self-satisfied and sententious about his feminist revenge flick. Katja Herbers plays Femke Boot, a newspaper columnist drowning in internet misogyny, especially after she...