Like I've noted, this is a collation blog for people's recommendations. I haven't read all these books, which means I can't necessarily speak to specific plot points. In this instance, I also haven't seen John Wick. (Are we talking thriller here? Fantasy? Crime?) I'd really prefer not to take hyperspecific requests, just to avoid inadvertently disappointing people.

That said, I evidently haven't made this clear enough, so that's on me and I apologise. But from what I have read, I think this might be up your alley:

Blackheart Knights by Laure Eve

Imagine Camelot but in Gotham: a city where knights are the celebrities of the day, riding on motorbikes instead of horses and competing in televised fights for fame and money.

Imagine a city where a young, magic-touched bastard astonishes everyone by becoming king - albeit with extreme reluctance - and a girl with a secret past trains to become a knight for the sole purpose of vengeance.

Imagine a city where magic is illegal but everywhere, in its underground bars, its back-alley soothsayers - and in the people who have to hide what they are for fear of being tattooed and persecuted.

Imagine a city where electricity is money, power the only game worth playing, and violence the most fervently worshipped religion.

For books, I don't really have many! I only recently read The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton, which is a time loop mystery that's very tightly plotted even if I'm not wild about the last twist (or the huge chunk of fatphobia in the middle), but other than that, for reading my time loop experience is largely reading ones that I run across in new fandoms!

For movies, obviously Groundhog Day is a classic for a reason, but I also really adored Palm Springs when that came out a few years ago, definitely recommend. And then, like with reading, it's just a matter of being very delighted whenever a show I'm watching uses a loop! The Xena episode ("Been There, Done That") is one of my favorites.

I can’t speak for anyone else, but this seems to work for me:

1. Wear lip balm for at least 5 minutes before applying lipstick (wipe the balm off before you apply or else the lipstick won’t adhere properly).

2. When you take your lippy off at the end of the day, exfoliate your lips by using a lip scrub (or a wet towel like my gross ass lol) to get rid of any dead skin. Note: There are tons of tutorials for making your own lip scrubs! Just Google “DIY lip scrub” and voila!

3. Apply a thick balm before bed to last you through the night (I recommend EOS vanilla mint). Wipe it off when you get up (and any dead skin that may have flaked during the night), then repeat step 1. 

Have you checked your thyroid? I've been exhausted for weeks and I'm getting suspicious of mine again

Breathing and not dying are very important things.