Final year of drama school equals a post of your new headshots right? 3rd Year shows here I come @PPAcademyUK @MT32022 🤩

Alan Carr has the best ever “best bits” montage that any reality tv show has ever produced #CelebrityTraitors #TheTraitors

Oh wow you can either put this in the oven for an hour or microwave it for 30 seconds. Damn that's a tough one

The unsuccessful cardinals leaving the Vatican having not become Pope:

Don't make me laugh

@willbondspeare interstellar song contest what if…

bringing back the midnight entity is cool and all but bringing back the slitheen would be cooler

If I send you this, it means I'm throwing myself out the nearest exit

The most realistic thing about the portrayal of Doctor Who fans in Lux is that they’re not real. Like, same

The BBC in the 1960s:

Midnight (2008)

@gallycab I never feel as seen and supported as when I'm at @gallycab events. That kind of space shouldn’t be the exception, but the norm. I'm grateful for that pocket of joy, and for everyone who helps create it. Keep showing up for each other, in all the ways that matter. Be Kind ❤️

This is why @gallycab and other queer spaces are so important. They offer something rare — somewhere people can be themselves and feel safe in community. Even if the outside world doesn't reflect that tolerance, as I was starkly reminded of tonight.

I had to question calling what happened to me a hate crime, because I thought, is it 'serious' enough? Does it deserve that weight? But we have to be clear: intimidation, even when played off as some lad banter, is still a hate crime and should not be normalised.

Just a reminder that so many people, simply by existing visibly as queer, are still made to feel unsafe, even if it's through nonviolent or non physical means.

But why should I be the one feeling shame for their actions? They think it's just a bit of 'banter'. What it is, is harassment. Intimidation. Dehumanising.

Leaving the train, I was angry with myself. Instead of freezing, I didn't stop them filming or move away. Having to tell myself afterwards: it's about safety in the moment, rather than engaging with, and possibly provoking. Still the reality in 2025.

To the three 'men' who gawked + made comments on the platform. The one who sat next to me on the train, blocking me in whilst his friends laughed + joked across the carriage, playing voicenotes about me right next to me. One filming me, the others laughing. You are f*cking scum.

Leaving a gorgeous, JOYFUL warm hug of a night at a queer cabaret this evening - full of love and support where people are safe, seen, and celebrated, to then get hate crimed on the train home was not the end to the night I expected :/