Luigi is the inspiration behind a musical comedy coming to the Taylor Street Theatre in San Francisco, and the play’s entire run is already sold out. DUH! We would sell our hair on Temu for a ticket to this! Are you kidding me!?
The musical’s official synopsis says the production is “A wildly irreverent, razor-sharp comedy that imagines the true story of Luigi Mangione, the alleged corporate assassin turned accidental folk hero … Luigi navigates friendship, justice, and the absurdity of viral fame.”
“My parents always said… you are who you hang out with.”
Sheryl Crow put her money where her mouth is and sold her Tesla, hoping to set an example for others not to support M*sk and Tr*mp. She donated the earnings to NPR which is currently under threat. Kacey Musgraves showed her support in the comments.
Check out the full video of Sheryl saying BUHBYE after the jump!
Former WWE wrestler, Gabbi Tuft (previously known for performing as wrestler Tyler Reks), who transitioned in her mid 30s chats with Spotsnet’s Donnovan Bennett.
Gabbi hopes to show others that no matter your surroundings, how people think they know you, your story before — that it’s never to late to be your true self — and make history. She hopes to help educate people along the way. HAPPY PRIDE!
AI is growing faster and faster, and as many have predicted, will probably effect a lot of people’s livilihood in the process. A new Senate bill seeks to protect artists from AI Deepfakes. The No FAKES Act would give artists legal recourse when their digital likeness has been used without their permission.
And singer, dancer, musician, actor, producer and artist FKA twigs isn’t just going to sit idly and let it go down without some protections put in place. She took the stand in front of the US Sentate to voice her concern this week:
“My art is the canvas on which I paint my identity and the sustaining foundation of my livelihood. It is the essence of my being. Yet this is under threat. AI cannot replicate the depth of my life journey, yet those who control it hold the power to mimic the likeness of my art, to replicate it and falsely claim my identity and intellectual property. This prospect threatens to rewrite and unravel the fabric of my very existence. We must enact regulation now to safeguard our authenticity and protect against misappropriation of our inalienable rights…”
Find the rest of twigs’ testimonial and the full video after the jump!
SiegedSec, a hacker furry collective, has just wreaked havoc on “Real America’s Voice” a far right media outlet. They have released data on over a 1,000 users of their app and also info on hosts Charlie Kirk, Steve Bannon, and Ted Nugent.
SiegedSec previously hacked Minnesota River Valley Church and spent $6,000 on inflatable sea lions. They also hacked a nuclear research facility, demanding that they focus research on cat girls.
Check out their statement after the jump! Meow! They just went for far right to RAWR, right!?
Devery Jacobs isn’t just taking the acting world by storm, she’s also using her voice to speak up for her community and Indigenous people, as well as the way they have been portrayed in Hollywood for decades. Check out Devery on Seth Meyers as she chats about writing and directing episodes of Taika Waititi‘s Reservation Dogs, learning American Sign Language for her role in the Marvel series Echo and voicing a Mohawk woman in the series What If…?.
The film about the legendary drag/club-kid art collective features appearances from everyone from Lady Bunny to Honey Dijion, Peaches to Candis Cayne and many other queer icons had its official World Premiere as the Closing Night Film at image+nation LGBTQ+ Film Festival in Montreal on Saturday.
A celebration of an underground movement of love, the film tells the unique story of the multi-dimensional Canadian artist collective known as “The House of Venus”. From their humble beginnings throwing DIY theme parties and fashion shows, to their journey of creating globally-renowned queer culture and community, it follows the members as they prepare for the 25th instalment of their performance and wearable art festival “WIGGLE”.
Up next, the film screens in Vancouver at the Rio Theatre on February 25th. Look out for a wide release via OutTV in 2024, and find the full trailer below!
