In celebration of #LesbianVisibilityWeek, @K_JeanPierre, the first lesbian press secretary, hosted the creator and some of the cast of "The L Word: Generation Q" at Tuesday's briefing. https://t.co/XTBNutGRpE
This can't fizzle out into yesterday's news. People died on set because of guns. The use of firearms on productions (and honestly on-camera) needs to be reformed. #EndGunViolence
The stars of #Chevalier, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Lucy Boynton and @Sweaving, discuss hidden talents and explain what the process is like preparing to play iconic historical figures from the 1700s.
@ChevalierMovie is in theaters April 21!
Several Osages are attached to the short film, “Ghosts” by Jeff Palmer (Kiowa) and Austin Bunn. Reignen Yellowfish (Osage) stars in the film and TJ Redcorn (Osage) served as Art Director. First Americans Museum will host a screening at 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 7.
Despite important early wins, 30x30 funding goals now face substantial cuts. We’re bringing nature’s voice to the Capitol with a day of action to accelerate #30x30CA.
#ProtectCalifornia#PowerInNature
BREAKING: Ke Huy Quan wins his first Oscar for best actor in a supporting role in 'Everything Everywhere All At Once.'
Quan, who is Chinese Vietnamese, is the second actor of Asian descent to ever win in his category. https://t.co/QBMdzFHVSJ
Gina Prince-Bythewood praises Ryan Coogler and #WakandaForever: “I love the fact that in that huge platform, you were able to deal so personally.” | Variety Directors on Directors presented by @MGMStudios https://t.co/ihetxfh6SN
Wu Nien-jen, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Edward Yang, Chen Kuo-fu, and Chan Hung-chih.
New Waves: Rediscovering Taiwanese Cinema of the 1980s opens tomorrow @FilmForumNYC! https://t.co/o0F8YnIyro
This is one of LA’s most important mayoral races ever…and I have seen a lot of races in my 100 years. Karen Bass is the one true, lifelong, pro-choice Democrat who shares our values. She is the only candidate in the race with a record of getting hard things done.
HAPPY VOTING! From @SIfill_:
If you run into any trouble or confusion at the polls today, you can call the civil rights Election Protection hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE. To report intimidation or other potential violations of law the DOJ @CivilRights has a hotline: 1-800-253-3931