Andrew Garfield, he beautifully described how art helped him get through grief after his mother passed away from pancreatic cancer. In an interview, he shared that he hopes grief will remain with him because it’s all the unexpressed love. Andrew also honored her through his art, and used art as a way to heal and “sew up the wounds.”
One of my favorite quotes from Andrew is how he described Emma Stone, “She was like a shot of espresso. She's like being bathed in the sunlight.”
“This is a straight, white, cisgendered man speaking out about experiences from a privileged position, and then able to leave before the aftermath touches him. Healy was able to make his public display, then jump on a plane and fly out of there, with no other apparent repercussions than the stern backlash of social media.”
“Yet, for the LGBT+ people of Malaysia, they’re left to face the tangible political fallout that places them, once again, in danger. Malaysian drag queen, Carmen Rose, summarised Healy’s actions perfectly when she spoke with the BBC World Service: If he was doing it for our community, he would know what consequences we would have to go through.”
This is a great point. In Malaysia, LGBT+ rights is essentially non-existent in those communities, and engaging in activities considered illegal there are punishable by caning, fines, and incarceration. LGBT+ rights are human rights.
Cole Sprouse, he’s just a pretentious jerk
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