Hokum review – Adam Scott dour and grumpy in enjoyably eerie rural horror

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A writer’s retreat to the remote Irish hotel in which his parents spent their honeymoon brings him face-to-face with all manner of creepy goings-on in a gruesome and eccentric black-comic shocker Adam Scott has an unexpectedly dark, unsympathetic character to play in this black-comic supernatural horror which thumps you with some pretty efficient jump scares. He plays Ohm, a successful American writer brooding over the brutally nihilistic ending to his latest novel; he is also lonely, sliding into alcoholism and clearly agonised by some unacknowledged pain in his personal life. Ohm decides the time is right to take the ashes of his dead parents – which he has kept for years – and scatter them in the one place he knows they were happy, and where he perhaps hopes to siphon off some postdated happiness for himself. This is a run-down hotel in remote, rural Ireland where his mum and dad spent their honeymoon. Arriving in this picturesque but faintly disturbing place, where he is the only...
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Gal Gadot is Tiffany and Co’s High Jewelry Ambassador

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Wonder Woman tried on jewelry from the Blue Book 2022 collection called Botanica. Gal Gadot, best known since Wonder Woman, is the face of Tiffany & Co.'s new high jewelry collection. The 2022 Blue Book collection Botanica was inspired by nature. The brand's skilled artisans have reimagined classic Tiffany motifs, celebrating the beauty of multifaceted flora with their help. The result is masterpieces with unique diamonds and colored gemstones. In addition, decorations are filled with plants - from orchids and dandelions to wisteria and thistles. The photographs show the actress wearing the collection's key pieces, including a dandelion-inspired transformable diamond necklace that transforms into five unique pieces, an orchid-inspired transformable brooch, and a needle thistle-inspired diamond and sapphire necklace. I am incredibly proud to be part of the Blue Book's new high jewelry campaign and very fortunate to represent the most important jewelry collection in such an exciting time for the brand. "Gal Gadot is more than a House Ambassador. It embodies the effortless glamour, sheer sophistication, and innovative feel of Blue Book," said Alexander Arno, Executive Vice President of Product and Communications at Tiffany & Co. The campaign with Gal Gadot is the first advertising initiative of the House with the participation of the actress. In addition to the new Blue Book jewelry, Gal Gadot is featured in several of Jean Schlumberger's masterpieces, also part of Botanica, including his iconic Bird on a Rock brooch and Fleurage bracelet. A sophisticated creation was first brought to life by Tiffany & Co.; the Fleurage bracelet was created from a design Jean Schlumberger once considered for the iconic Tiffany Diamond. Connoisseurs will see references to Tiffany's creations from the past in the collection. For example, dandelion fluffs, one of the elements of Louis Comfort Tiffany's hair ornaments of the early 20th century, received a new interpretation in several diamond masterpieces.

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