To be fair the Roman Empire lasted for a couple hundred years so there could've just been a few centuries between "feeding Christians to lions" and "the Emperor embracing Christianity". That said I don't know that much about Rome so I could be wrong.

In Czechia we have all kinds of marzipan animals and figurines. The ones you get in stores are usually quite simple, just a basic head with a snout and ears, but you can get more artisanal ones too. They can be eaten on their own (when I was growing up, it was the kind of thing that parents would buy their kids when going shopping together, kids love it because it's sweet and looks like a cute animal) but they're also often used to decorate cakes.
Damn, now I kinda wanna eat one, haven't had one of these in years.

Henry Cavill? I'm down for shilling him tbh.

England: *makes Tim Curry*
India: I'll allow it.

Yeah!! Make Atlantis Geographically Accurate!
It's about time someone finally found it!

Nah, I agree. Everyone tries to have minimalist logos nowadays to the point the consumer can barely tell what it's supposed to represent.

Hmm, I don't think it's "rape culture" as much as "powerful people getting away with horrendous stuff because nobody dares challenge them" culture. But yeah rape is often stigmatized and taboo-ized (is that a word?) more than other crimes so idk, maybe there is something to it.

Well, it sort of looks like an open book. But yeah logos can be weird.

Yes, the icon of Audible, an audiobooks service.