that Gal doesn't want her movie to financially benefit Ratner in light of the allegations. "She’s tough and stands by her principles," the source said. "She also knows the best way to hit people like Brett Ratner is in the wallet. She also knows that Warner Bros. has to side with her on this issue as it develops. They can’t have a movie rooted in women’s empowerment being part-financed by a man ­accused of sexual misconduct against women."Previously, theLos Angeles Times I don't know, I feel like in Canada, when I was growing up, it seemed a little less commercial. I was kind of surprised by how many kiosks there were. And I also forgot how, like, white it was.TVWhere in Canada are you from?LW: Calgary. It's where Tegan and Sara are from.Jacketta Collins, 25TVHow old were you for your first Warped Tour?JC: I think I was around 16.TV I am a visual and a literary artist, and the feeling of creating and witnessing work that inspires and moves others is unsurpassed. "Artivism" can be more powerful than an article, or a speech; it works deeply within our consciousness and subconsciousness, finds the things that we are sensitive about across gendered, racial, religious lines, and language barriers.That’s why our first zine,UNQUIET continuing, "What I didn't do is to use the airwaves to call people hoodlums and thugs for burning down their own communities. It only makes them madder when you call them hoodlums and thugs, as the president did."