Being anti-AI in a world where AI is literally everywhere is getting quite exhausting. No I don’t want to read your AI book, no I don’t want to see your AI poster, no I don’t want to see an AI photo of you with your dead grandad, GET AWAY FROM ME I AM LOSING MY MINDDDDD
He's coming home!! Hudson Williams was announced as an official juror of the Run N Gun 2026 Film Festival.
"Most people know Hudson for his incredible performance as Shane Hollander on the Canadian taxpayer-funded Heated Rivalry. We know him as someone who’s participated in every one of our competitions since 2021, starting with Super Support. Most of the weirdest videos on his digital footprint are courtesy of our equally weird competitions.
Hudson has directed two Shits N Giggles-winning films Buttons and Soakers, so he’s more than qualified to judge you all. We’re beyond stoked to have him giving back to our little festival. We freaking love you, Hudson.
The jurors are the folks deciding who takes home the big awards at the Run N Gun Gala on July 4th at the Orpheum Theatre (in Vancouver Canada). Tickets and info at https://t.co/5CA7Uo8Qfr"
I'm sorry, but this live action completely mischaracterizes Aang. They made him weirdly misogynistic, which is completely out of character. Aang would never have choked Azula. Imo, NATLA completely fails to capture the essence of the original.
📝 | @DUALIPA is opening her own manifesto library for banned and censored books in Porto, Portugal, in partnership with Livraria Lello
“The Manifesto Library is dedicated to books ‘that challenge power, censorship, exclusion, and dominant narratives.”
— @DUALIPA on why she is opening the library:
“When I founded the Service95 Book Club, my ambition was for it to become a home for writers and readers, wherever they are and whatever their circumstances. Reading the world brings us closer – but sadly, not everyone is in favour of that.”
“Here you will find one hundred books that ask questions, or have been questioned. Some have been banned by school districts for themes of race or sexuality. Others, written for LGBTQIA+ readers, have been restricted from display. In some cases, the author has paid for their words with their life.”
“This library is a shrine to books that have disappeared, to authors whose courage unmasks structures of power and control, and to readers who refuse to be told what book they are allowed to read. You are invited to visit and decide for yourself what belongs on these shelves. Because sometimes the most subversive thing you can do is read a book and then talk about it.”
Read more here: https://t.co/zhPfPORuzS