Please read this thread. I said before, there is no way I could survive as a working actor if I didn’t have my 100 other side hustles. Yes, I was on Star Trek. I also do not qualify for SAG health insurance and was paid almost the same fee my dad was paid for Roots back in 1977

https://twitter.com/ellen_adair/status/1680042260182839296

The “actors are spoiled living dream jobs so they should shut up” narrative is ridiculous. How could you in your right mind think a movie you want to see being finished asap is more important than hundreds of thousands of people being able to afford rent and food?

Why the Fast and Furious franchise is the greatest example of a well done rpg/dnd campaign of all time & why “Fast X” is exactly how you play a max level campaign, a thread 🧵: In the first film all the characters start off at level one— boosting VCRs, simple quarter mile street races, and the biggest villain was just the police. Nothing fancier than NOS under the hood and the adventuring party is only a handful of people.

It’s coming to a close on #WorldMentalHealthDay and I’ve been struggling to find something apt to write in a time when generational, situational, and personal trauma is aggravating pre-existing mental health conditions. If I can import anything on my followers, it’s this: As someone who is relatively open about my struggles, I still keep 85% to myself because I am owed my own privacy as is everyone you follow. What you see online are curated portions of people. We should be grateful we can all talk and connect online, but be aware everyone is—