@nayanezani@vinicios_betiol Nossa Nay, se tu n gosta da Milena, td bem, mas nada a ver tu relativizar o peso do movimento de um grupo literalmente nazista fazendo campanha pra tirar alguém
I need more videogames about being a wizard. Listen closely: Not general RPGs where being a wizard is one of several options. I need more games where being a wizard is the central premise.
I want the process of learning magic to actually feel like learning magic.
"Tell Cersei. I want her to know it was me." 🗿
In the 1960s, Diana Rigg found out she was paid less than the cameraman on ‘The Avengers’ and leaked it herself. She was earning roughly £90 per week, while the cameraman earned approximately £120. Some reports suggest her male co-star, Patrick Macnee, was earning as much as £1,000 per week during the show's peak.
When she went public with the disparity, the press and industry insiders labeled her "ungrateful," "a diva," and "mercenary". Rigg noted that she received almost no support from other women in the industry at the time.
It is a stinging irony that while Patrick Macnee (John Steed) was famously a "gentleman" on screen, he remained silent during Rigg’s public battle for fair pay. Despite their legendary chemistry, Rigg stood entirely alone against the studio
Embracing the labels used to silence her, she famously stated: “If fighting for justice makes me difficult, then difficult I shall be”.
As Emma Peel, she refused to be just eye candy. She trained in judo, did her own fight choreography, and delivered every line like she owned the room. “I am not a toy. I am an actress.”
Rigg successfully negotiated a pay raise, doubling her salary to £180 per week. However, she ultimately left the show in 1968, refusing to remain in a system she viewed as exploitative.
Decades later, she walked into Game of Thrones and stole scenes with a single look. Elegant. Ruthless. Unforgettable. Diana Rigg didn’t just play powerful women. She was one.
approaching your 30s and not knowing anything about politics when you're living in the country currently being affected by current events involving ICE is embarrassing. and if you pretend to not have a political stance so you don't lose your racist viewer base, that's even more embarrassing.
people don't ask for your political opinion because they think you can teach them, they're asking so they can decide if they want to support you or not based on your morals.
i'm not saying everyone is required to speak up but if you are truly apolitical then just shut the fuck up and don't bring it up in the first place instead of making fun of people for caring.
James Cameron: "In Star Wars the good guys are the rebels, they're using asymmetric warfare against a highly organized empire, I think we call those guys terrorists today."
George Lucas: "When I did it they were Vietcong. That was the whole point."
Shot her 3 times in the face, called her a fuckin bitch as she bled out, and was then named a hero by Trump. If an ICE thug can do this to a friendly mother in a car filled with her kids' stuffies who tells the thug "I'm not mad at you," there is NOBODY they can't do this to.