@TfL Since your incident report has a character limit, I am putting it all here: n December 13th my husband Tim Renkow who has cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair and has a speech impediment was refused assistance to get on the train at Streatham station. When he asked for help to
John Candy pulling off the incredible skill of smoking and eating a chilli dog at the same time, in a deleted scene from PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES.
The great Ta-Nehisi Coates speaks the truth about Charlie Kirk: “I think Charlie Kirk was a hatemonger... I take no joy in the killing of anyone no matter what they said. But if you ask me what the truth of his life was.. I would have to tell you it’s hate.”
After years of complaining about cancel culture, the current administration has taken it to a new and dangerous level by routinely threatening regulatory action against media companies unless they muzzle or fire reporters and commentators it doesn’t like. https://t.co/uts7JpJZzN
We have lost a man of incredible talent who made a positive impact on Native representation in film, inspiring a new generation of Native actors. His great heart was only matched by his wickedly funny sense of humor. My prayers are with his family and friends. Journey on, Graham.
Heartbroken. Terribly saddened to hear of the passing of Graham Greene at only 73.
From Wolf Lake to Longmire, we had a beautiful friendship.
An Actor’s Actor. One of the wittiest, wiliest, warmest people I’ve ever known. Iconic and Legendary. RIP, My Brother.
Monday Club
9 June 7pm
https://t.co/ammKvufJ0j
Jonny Pelham, Spring Day, Sam Nicoresti, Jacob Edwards, Jake Baker, Andrea Hubert, Declan Kennedy, Dru Cripps, Christian Dart, Hannah Whyte, David Whitney, Ian Lane
MC Tony Dunn
Museum of Comedy
Bloomsbury Way
WC1A 2SR
Acclaimed journalist Peter Greste was imprisoned with Alaa in Egypt. Today he joined Laila outside Downing Street as he starts his own hunger strike.
"Alaa is one of the most extraordinary people I've met in my entire life and we need to do what we can to get him out"
#FreeAlaa
Me: did you hear about David Lynch?
Husband: No, what happened?
Me: He passed away.
Husband: Thank god. I thought you were going to say he turned out to be a monster.
Remember when Cousin Geri would show up on The Facts of Life and rattle off about three cerebral palsy jokes while everyone sat there like a deer in the headlights wondering if they’d go to hell if they laughed?