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Don't forget to wash your hands message with a liquid soap dispenser on an isolated white background

‘Out damned spot’: the Lady Macbeth hand-washing scene that became a Coronavirus meme

Source: Penguin Random House UK

How can you tell the works of Shakespeare are timeless? They have a way of showing up in the popular culture of every era, sometimes in surprising ways.

This entry was posted in Absolute Power and tagged Arts & Entertainment, Current Events, Health & Medicine on September 1, 2020 by Chandler Gifford.

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