Annie Wallace

@anniewallace.com

BAFTA nominated actress. Sally in #Hollyoaks plus other stuff. LGBTQ+ campaigner, director, musician and writer. Official website: anniewallace.com Acting agent: janehollowood.co.uk PR agent: asmtalent.com Spotlight: app.spotlight.com/9655-9088-0912

The facts that you can't exclude a word from an Amazon search anymore, and the very existence of "eBay Live" are yet more examples of "en****ification". So busy pushing slop, they don't want us to find what we actually want.

So none of the right-wing candidates for Manchester mayor attended the official LGBTQ+ hustings in Canal Street last night. Reform and Restore didn't even respond to the invitation. LGBTQ+ people who still support them or the Tories need to reassess their position. They don't give a damn about you.

Just so we're clear now.... Heather Herbert has been CHARGED by the police for saying, in a social media posting, that she hoped Ann Widdecombe died painfully. Stop and think about that for a moment. Whether it's bad taste is a matter of opinion, but a CHARGEABLE OFFENCE?

This where we are now. Where a misjudged social media post can get you doxxed, endanger your job, your safety and your record. Heather has had to endure some of the worst pile-ons in recent memory because a) she posted something inappropriate about Widdecombe's death, and b) she's trans. 1/

Parcel Delivery Email Translator: 1. Your parcel has been left with your neighbour. (No, it's been left behind a bin/under your car/ taken it away again) 2. Your parcel has been left in a safe place. (No, it's been left behind a bin/under your car/ LEFT ON THE DAMN DOORSTEP) 1/

In regularly hot countries, air-conditioning is the norm, not the exception. But throw a few heatwaves into the mix, and the UK is now seriously investing in air-conditioning in houses and places of work. This is as it should be, for public health reasons, regardless of what critics might say.

It's happening already. Working class stories and voices have been a part of our culture for six decades, but these are now under direct threat by the removal of essential funding. Starmer seems keen to push as many awful decisions through as he can before Burnham takes over. What a mess.

Also, and perhaps more critically of all, the impact this will have on working class artists will be nothing less than catastrophic. Arts Emergency and the Equity Class Network were set up as this was looming several years ago. Drama schools will soon be chock full of rich kids.

Surely everyone knows by now the amount of money that music, TV, film and theatre brings in to this country. Often much more than the industries the government seem so keen to prop up on a regular basis. It's a complete abandonment of the future of arts in this country, and artists as a whole.

So the arts just got shafted by the government in favour of STEM, and with the raising of the student fees, the burden will now be placed even more upon students, which will further push poorer students out of the arts entirely. This is one of the most blinkered, stupid decisions ever.

I'm going to watch the USA Belgium game tonight. I don't normally watch football if my own country isn't involved... Firstly, I want to see Belgium win, easily, just because of how much it will annoy Trump. Secondly, I'm curious to see how Balogun gets on, even in front of his own supporters.

If it ever needed saying... Trump doesn't play by anyone else's rules. Not those of sport, nor society, nor government. He isn't constrained by rules, or laws, because he knows they'll (currently) never touch him. He gets his own way by bullying and bribing and there' no-one to stop him 1/

I worked with Joe McGann on Hollyoaks about six years ago. We famously had a bit of a spat on Twitter about transphobia that made the papers, and then he left social media, running a Substack instead. Leopards don't change their spots.

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Britain is divided like never before. On the one side, football supporters who want to be allowed to go to the pub to watch the football match in the small hours of Monday morning. On the other, government and businesses who couldn't give a stuff and want to stop it because, you know, profit. 😂

Let's be honest here. Internet delivery is EXTREMELY attractive to content creators and distributors. No pressing plants to pay for, no scratched disc complaints, not responsible for infrastructure... Take Sony for example, who, announced that if you bought any StudioCanal films digitally 1/