If it all goes to shit, I wanna say Twitter has—at its best—given this solo freelancer a sense of community and camaraderie.
It's exposed me to ideas I wouldn't have otherwise encountered, IRL friends I wouldn't have otherwise had, and penises I wouldn't have otherwise seen.
For everyone who needs to hear this...which is everyone...Wellmania by @mrbenjaminlaw and @celestebarber_ and a whole lot of other talented people is absolutely brilliant. Great story, great characters, SUPER FUNNY and beautifully shot. Give it a go. https://t.co/Dm8dT27KQy
Spotted in Sydney today!
#Wellmania – starring @celestebarber_, based on @BrigidWD's book, co-created by yours truly – is coming, people.
Get it in your eyeballs March 29! Only on @netflix.
With 3 acting wins, plus Best Director and Best Picture, EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE has won more above-the-line Oscars than any movie ever in the 95 years they’ve thrown this show.
Michelle Yeoh won the best actress for her role in “Everything, Everywhere All at Once.” The victory makes her the first Asian star to win best actress in the 95-year history of the Academy Awards. https://t.co/SwMyj076OQ
The Daniels spoke to #StopEveything! when #EEAO was released and it was such an excellent and warm-hearted chat. The guys I see on the biggest Hollywood stage today are the same guys who zoomed with us!
https://t.co/NeNHIhfYpi
With respect to the Academy if Michelle Yeoh doesn’t win her Oscar I swear I will assemble every vengeful Asian mother in every goddamn universe and arm them with cleavers you will not survive
@HayleyLeake Such a tough game to come in as a returning player, constantly used as a shield, with the slipperiest alliances — and you made it *this* far?!
God-tier legend. Next Adelaide day drinking session on me, queen. 👑
Honestly, Quan’s trajectory is the Halley’s Comet of comeback stories.
Love that he gets to spend the rest of his professional life acting in the best roles, after so many years in the wilderness.
https://t.co/08smVpBoSD
BREAKING: Ke Huy Quan just won an #Oscar at the Academy Awards for best supporting actor for his role in 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'
"Mom, I just won an Oscar!!"
For those unaware Ke Huy Quan spent a year with his family in a Hong Kong refugee camp before arriving in the United States of America in 1979.
What an incredible comeback and incredible story.