A Hell of a Coincidence?

Notre Dame cathedral in Paris engulfed by devastating fire

Notre Dame burns down the same week the 'Hellboy' reboot hits cinema screens?

Scorn heard around the world

Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Philippe Petit in 'The Walk'

"Philippe Petit (French pronunciation: ​[filip pəti]; born 13 August 1949) is a French high-wire artist who gained fame for his high-wire walk between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, on the morning of August 7, 1974 as well as his high wire walk between the towers of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, 1971."

Philippe Petit between the towers of Notre Dame

So Petit has the distinction of being the only person to walk between monumental towers in Paris and New York that were destroyed and he has outlasted.

Screenshot from 'The Walk'

Screenshot from 'The Walk'

So Notre Dame goes down pretty much 107 years after the Titanic sunk to the day.

Not that I believe in hell, but I do believe in synchromysticism.

'Crime of the Century', Supertramp

This is not a real picture of a black hole, by the way;-)

Them and Us?
And on the subject of "Hellboy", there was this article about 

Israel Folau's hell rant in the April 12th, 2019 Australian newspaper.

A Happy Easter for Israel?

Israel Folau's sacking from rugby union isn't the end. Sport must deal with conflicting human rights

And then there is this 40 year anniversary for 'The Life of Brian' coming up, as well;-)

Brian was played by the late homosexual actor Graham Chapman, ironically enough, who has been dead 30 years this year.

"In his personal life, Chapman was openly homosexual and a strong supporter of gay rights, and was in a relationship with
David Sherlock.

He was an alcoholic during his time at Cambridge and the Python years, but quit drinking shortly before working on Life of Brian.

He later became an enthusiast and patron of the
Dangerous Sports Club.
Chapman died of tonsil cancer on 4 October 1989, on the eve of Monty Python's 20th anniversary, and his life and legacy were commemorated at a private memorial service at St Bartholomew's with the other five Pythons."

And as Jake Kotze points out at his Instagram account, the 

Notre Dame fire resonates as a 'Dark Phoenix' event.

#MemeToo: Sophie Turner?

Lupita Nyong'o in Us (2019)

A Synchromystic Conversation with Actor Winston Duke About His Role in Jordan Peele's New Horror Film Us?

From an Australian April 14th paper

Reading this newspaper article above from an Australian April 14th newspaper in hindsight seems a little eerie considering the title of the article being 'Black hole: beast with no name'.

The beast of April 12th, 2019?

Black hole/April 15th?

My hometown of Brisbane and the newspaper above is 8 hours ahead of Paris time, by the way.