Recent media coverage could make one wonder if Benedict Cumberbatch embarked on a goodwill tour as an ambassador for British fashion, British independent film – and British charitable works. Luckily for fans, these events have resulted a virtual avalanche of articles, images, videos and eyewitness recaps to make every morning on Tumblr and Twitter feel like Christmas: Via Nicole […]
Written by Lisibelle87 on 16 May 2014. 1 comment »
Category: Music
Tags: Benedict Cumberbatch, Bowie, Maccabees, Music, Top 10, Two Paddocks
This year’s Costume Institute Gala, known to you and me informally as the Met Ball – or Met Gala, was the highlight of what had to be an incredible day for Vogue editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour. Having chaired the gala since 1995, Wintour could be forgiven if she was on “auto-pilot” for the annual fundraiser (which last […]
Written by Lisibelle87 on 11 May 2014. No comments »
Category: Social & Political, Various
Tags: Anna Wintour, Benedict Cumberbatch, Costume Institute, Fashion, Met Gala, Vogue
Benedict Cumberbatch, chocolate and pedophilia are definitely something that DO NOT belong in the same sentence and instead sounds like something ‘The Daily Mail’ would string together to become some topsy turvy media sensation. As much as I would like to say that the above words are just a string of fancy words that I […]
Written by Destiny on 1 May 2014. No comments »
Category: Books, Film & TV
Tags: Atonement, Benedict Cumberbatch, Chocolate, James McAvoy, Joe Wright
What do you think is the TOP result if you Google “Benedict Cumberbatch dancing”? Would it be a mash-up of clips featuring Benedict and Tom Hiddleston? Perhaps it’s behind-the-scenes footage of Benedict as Khan on the set of Star Trek Into Darkness? Maybe. . .just maybe, it’s the clip from Sherlock Series 3, Episode 2 (“The […]
Written by Lisibelle87 on 1 May 2014. 2 comments »
Category: Music
Tags: Benedict Cumberbatch, Daft Punk, Dance, Oz Comic Con, wedding, YouTube
Recently, it was reported on Twitter that Benedict had attended the world premiere of James McCarthy’s “Codebreaker” piece at the Barbican. Considering the piece was in honor of Alan Turing, and Benedict is playing the mathematician in The Imitation Game, his spot in the audience shouldn’t have come as a surprise (or at least it wasn’t […]
Written by a_shibs on 29 April 2014. 1 comment »
Category: History, Music
Tags: Barbican, Benedict Cumberbatch, Concert, Enigma, Music, The Imitation Game, Turing
“For all those whose weddings I have danced at and have yet to dance at! What a great groove from a master at the height of his powers. Thanks to Martin Freeman for properly introducing me to the full brilliance of [Stevie Wonder]. – Benedict Cumberbatch Thanks to Martin Freeman, indeed – for this and […]
Written by Lisibelle87 on 24 April 2014. 1 comment »
Category: Music
Tags: Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, Montreux, Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Superstition, Top 10, Two Paddocks, wedding, YouTube
After looking at the various elements of the Enigma machine in Chapter 4 Part 1, we will now go into a bit more detail on how the 26 letters are linked in 13 letter pairs through electrical circuits. Grasping this aspect will make it easier to understand the concept behind the Bombe, the codebreaking machine […]
Written by elen_ancalima on 19 April 2014. No comments »
Category: Film & TV, History
Tags: Benedict Cumberbatch, Bletchley Park, Enigma, Turing
Elements of the Enigma Machine A simplified circuit diagram of an Enigma machine (Figure 1) with 4 of the 26 keys and indicator lamps shows the principle of how the various elements are connected to each other. If no key is pressed, there is no closed circuit, electricity cannot flow, and the lamps remain dark. […]
Written by elen_ancalima on 17 April 2014. No comments »
Category: Film & TV, History
Tags: Benedict Cumberbatch, Enigma
Do you really love music? I mean, REALLY love music? I’m not asking you to tell me. It’s not a formal inquiry – I promise. I’m asking you to be honest – with you. You have your ear candy music – the stuff that makes you sing or dance or remember a moment at a […]
Written by Lisibelle87 on 17 April 2014. 7 comments »
Category: Music
Tags: Benedict Cumberbatch, Clair de Lune, Claude Debussy, Harrow, iTunes, James Rhodes, Music, Soundcloud, Top 10, Two Paddocks, YouTube
Expanding your Vocabulary with Benedict – Part 1 One great aspect of being a Benedict Cumberbatch fan is that he’s always (inadvertently) inspiring us to improve and expand our vocabulary. Reading interviews every so often sends me scuttling to a dictionary to look up yet another word I’d never heard before. When he used “obfuscate” […]
Written by elen_ancalima on 14 April 2014. 2 comments »
Category: Quotes, Various
Tags: Benedict Cumberbatch, Language