Ex Tripwire CEO asks players to keep supporting studio after being replaced over anti-abortion tweet

@GovAbbott‘s heinous bills,” Lakshmi wrote on her Twitter page on Wednesday. “Our show highlights the small businesses that hire the very same women, BIPOC ppl & low-income folks that these laws harm most.”Texans are up against so much right now- a hateful anti-abortion bill, erasure of voting rights, and a humanitarian & Constitutional crisis at the border.Houston is one of the most diverse cities in the U.S.

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Texas legislators recently signed a draconian new law that criminalizes abortion after six weeks, a time when most women don’t even realize they’re pregnant.

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John Oliver – back on air after a two-week hiatus and in studio for the first time since Covid – started in by bashing AT&T for contributions to legislators who supported the harsh new Texas abortion law.

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Kaley Cuoco officially filed for divorce from Karl Cook on Sept. 3.

It has been a hell of a week for publisher Tripwire Interactive, that’s for sure. Previous CEO John Gibson, for some reason, took to Twitter to reveal he was happy that the US Supreme Court decided to ban abortions in Texasfrom the six week mark, and the resulting fallout has meant he is no longer the CEO, and has been replaced.

Tripwire Interactive has announced that CEO John Gibson has “stepped down” from his position at the company, following a comment he made supporting a controversial anti-abortion law that passed in Texas.In a statement shared earlier today (September 7), Tripwire Interactive has distanced itself from comments made by Gibson and announced that he has been replaced by Alan Wilson, who will act as interim CEO.

Twitch boycott of all Tripwire Interactive games, following a controversial anti-abortion tweet posted by Tripwire’s president.Cassell has announced that he will be boycotting games created and published by Tripwire (thanks, Dexerto). This includes Tripwire-developed games like Killing Floor, as well as Tripwire-published games such as Chivalry 2.

Tripwire Interactive, after the president of the firm, John Gibson, tweeted controversial views on the US Supreme Court’s decision to not block a new anti-abortion law in Texas.In a tweet posted on Saturday night (September 4), Gibson explained that he was “proud” of the US Supreme Court for “affirming the Texas law banning abortion for babies with a heartbeat.” He continued that “as an entertainer I don’t get political often,” but that he “felt it was important to go on the record as a pro-life

Sarah Silverman is among the many celebrities blasting the Republican-led Texas government’s recent passing of draconian anti-abortion legislation that would criminalize abortion after six weeks — a time when many women may not even realize they’re pregnant — while empowering citizens to become “bounty hunters” who can earn up to $10,000 by ratting out women who’ve terminated pregnancies.

Bette Midler is just one of many people who are speaking out against Senate Bill 8.

Rose McGowan took the time to throw major shade at her former Charmed co-star Alyssa Milano, among other celebrities, for sharing images in support of women’s reproductive rights following the Texas abortion law that went into effect on Wednesday, September 1. The 47-year old actress tweeted a screenshot of Alyssa’s latest Instagram post of a Deadline article about more than 100 stars who have expressed outrage over the country’s most restrictive abortion legislation.

After the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday night denied a request to issue emergency relief blocking Texas’ new law that bans abortion at six weeks and, say opponents, effectively eliminates access to abortions statewide, some big names in entertainment expressed their opinions about the legislation.