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For context, Michael has currently getting exposed for bullying and harassing BFDI fans and crew members on alts. Many of them were minors, and many attacks were homophobic and ableist. Michael and Lizzy met through BFDI’s sister show, Inanimate Insanity, where she was the voice of Paintbrush until she was fired in 2025 during a controversy.
Lizzy first mentioned this happening around 2025, but many people did not believe her since Michael was still a beloved figure in the object show community (which is the community Michael and Cary helped create with BFDI) and Lizzy was in a controversy herself.
I won’t recap the full video, but the TL;DR is that Michael has been anti-LGBTQ+ and ableist for years and she experienced this first hand several times. Michael’s harassment and constant bullying caused Lizzy get serious therapy and leave the OSC in general for her own safety.
In conclusion, Lizzy sends her condolences to those who Michael has hurt. She is mentally better now as well.
DISCLAIMER: Do not attack anyone mentioned in this video, including Michael Huang.
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There was a post about how James A. Janisse of Dead Meat’s friend was taken by ICE, and so I said in support “It’s Fuck ICE until it’s backwards,” thinking “but it’s backwards” was something akin to “until the rails fall off” or “until I die.”
I, 20M, then saw my comment getting downvoted and then Googled that phrase. It was the exact opposite of what I meant.
I feel bad, not only since I unintentionally came off as a bigot, but now I feel like an idiot for not realizing the very clear meaning behind “but it's backwards.”
Like…jesus I'm an idiot. Its so clearly “until it's flipped into the opposite meaning” how am I 20 years old, online a lot, and still dotn have the brainpower to figure out what that means.
There was a post about how James A. Janisse of Dead Meat’s friend was taken by ICE, and so I said in support “It’s Fuck ICE until it’s backwards,” thinking “but it’s backwards” was something akin to “until the rails fall off” or “until I die.”
I then saw my comment getting downvoted and then Googled that phrase. It was the exact opposite of what I meant.
I feel bad, not only since I unintentionally came off as a bigot, but now I feel like an idiot for not realizing the very clear meaning behind “but it's backwards.”
2014: Edward Norton and Mark Ruffalo were nominated for Best Supporting Actor. Both actors played the Hulk in the MCU*
2023: Robert Downey Jr. and Mark Ruffalo were nominated for Best Supporting Actor, with Downey winning. Both actors were members of the original Avengers in the MCU.**
2024: Kieran Culkin and Jeremy Strong were nominated for Best Supporting Actor, with Culkin winning. The two play brothers Roman and Kendall Roy respectively in Succession.
*Excluding Robert Duvall, every nominee was in the MCU at some point
* *Excluding Robert De Niro, every nominee was in or will appear in the MCU at some point
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I kept telling over and over how this movie will be studied in film schools but didn’t even expect this soon!
How did Sinners happen? What is its significance—as a blockbuster, a vampire movie, a musical, a chronicle of race and culture in the US over time? What can it tell us about motion picture production today? What can it tell us about culture as such? To get at these questions, this colloquium will center on interviews with both craftspeople and studio executives—many USC alums; readings in creative industry discourse, genre, and racial history; and screenings of crucial films that influenced the project or that might provide context.
https://cinema.usc.edu/announcements/announcement.cfm?id=73177
2006:
Phillip Seymour Hoffman - Capote
Reese Witherspoon - Walk The Line
George Clooney - Syriana
Rachel Weisz - The Constant Gardener
2023:
Brendan Fraser - The Whale
Michelle Yeoh - Everything Everywhere All At Once
Ke Huy Quan - Everything Everywhere All At Once
Jamie Lee Curtis - Everything Everywhere All At Once
Found this in r/Caldruki which occasionally gets recommended to me. I don’t care if it is satire, we need to have standards