#Jeremy Rosen

[wrenwinchester]

Supernatural as Phineas and Ferb

I can’t draw but someone please, I don’t know if it’s been done before or not, but I need it.

Dean: Phineas

Sam: Ferb

Cas: Isabella

Charlie: Baljeet

Rowena: Buford

Becky: Irving

Crowley: Candace

Jack: Perry

Bobby: Jeremy

Jessica: Vanessa

John: Doofenshmirtz

I know there is more options, but I can’t think. Also these are up for debate. Chuck could also be doofenshmirtz depending on how you look at it. Bobby could also be Lawrence and Jody be Linda, or Ellen could be Linda.

[othercrossee]

Thinking about my VERY old ocs jeremy and his stupid haunted doll Rosen

[boxscorehockey]

Buffalo Franchise Roster

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[movies-to-add-to-your-tbw]

Title: Chasing Liberty

Rating: PG-13

Director: Andy Cadiff

Cast: Mandy Moore, Matthew Goode, Stark Sands, Caroline Goodall, Jeremy Piven, Annabella Sciorra, Briony Glassco, Sam Ellis, Terence Maynard, Mark Harmon, Lewis Hancock, Garrick Hagon, Zac Benoir, Jan Goodman, Robert Ashe, Tony Jayawardena, Beatrice Rosen

Release year: 2004

Genres: romance, comedy

Blurb: Unable to experience life like a normal 18-year-old, the President's daughter escapes from her entourage of Secret Service agents while travelling in Europe. She falls in love with a handsome British stranger...who just so happens to be working undercover for her father.

[ncisladaily]

Another This Is Us alum is joining series creator Dan Fogelman‘s new Hulu drama. Gerald McRaney, who played the beloved Dr. K on the NBC family show, has been tapped for a recurring role on the untitled series, headlined by This Is Us star Sterling K. Brown.

Nicole Brydon Bloom is set as a series regular opposite Brown, James Marsden, Julianne Nicholson and Sarah Shahi, with Krys Marshall, Charlie Evans and Jon Beavers added as recurring.

McRaney and Brown are two of three This Is Us actors to win Emmys for their performances, along with the late Ron Cephas Jones.

The premise of Fogelman’s new drama has not been revealed but it is believed to revolve around the President (Marsden) and his Secret Service detail led by Brown’s character.

McRaney will portray Kane, the father of President (Marsden), a captain of industry and kingmaker.

Bloom will play Jane, a young secret service agent who considers Brown’s character a mentor/father-figure.

Beavers is Billy, a fellow secret service agent on the President’s detail and one of Sterling K. Brown character’s best friends.

Marshall will play Agent Robinson, a lead secret service agent and professional rival of Sterling K. Brown’s character.

Evans will portray Jeremy, the President’s son, a thinker and dreamer who does not think much of his father’s political career and motivations.

As previously revealed, Nicholson’s character is a political force/power player behind the scenes, while Shahi plays a therapist to those in power with secrets of her own.

The series, produced by 20th Television, is executive produced by Fogelman, Brown, Jess Rosenthal, John Hoberg, John Requa, Glenn Ficarra and Steve Beers.

Bloom recurs in Season 2 of HBO’s The Gilded Age, for which she is sharing a 2024 SAG Award nomination for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. She’ll next be seen in the Hulu limited series We Were The Lucky Ones, opposite Logan Lerman and Joey King. Bloom is repped by Gersh and Authentic Talent and Literary Management.

McRaney recently appeared on CBS’ ‘NCIS: Los Angeles, initially in a recurring role and later bumped to series regular for Season 13. On the big screen he starred opposite Will Smith and Margot Robbie in Warner Bros’ Focus portraying the ultimate con man. McRaney is repped by Artists & Representatives.

Marshall stars as Danielle Poole in Apple’s For All Mankind, which recently wrapped its fourth season. She’s repped by Paradigm, Industry Entertainment, and Matt Rosen at Goodman, Genow, Schenkman.

Evans can currently be seen in the Sam Esmail-directed Netflix film Leave the World Behind. He also recurred on Freeform’s Everything’s Gonna Be Okay. He’s repped by Anonymous Content; Paradigm and Hansen, Jacobson, Teller.

Beavers’ TV credits include a series regular role on Animal Kingdom and recurring on Peacock’s Bel-Air. He’s repped by Greene Talent, Rugolo Entertainment and Gang, Tyre, Ramer, Brown & Passman.

[are-they-z]

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[sevenworldtales]

Alone?

“Hell of a shot, Parvati!”. The disembodied words had come from Captain Nina Andaluz, whose simulated body had just been taken out by a sniper at over 2 kilometers. She respawned at the home base, and attempted to ping her first mate, Jeremy Treadmore.

Jeremy wasn’t responding. The simulation usually cut off comms at realistic distances, but she couldn’t even find Jeremy when she opened the simulator’s admin settings.

“Anyone got a reading on Treadmore?”

Jeremy awoke gasping. At first, his stasis-addled brain thought that the liquid around him was his own sweat. He immediately jumped from the pod and landed in a heap on the floor.

“That’s right”, he remembered, “my muscles are going to be like jelly for a few hours.” He felt embarassed as he looked up and around the chamber.

The pod had opened. The only thing that could possibly mean, to Jeremy, was that the ship was no longer in FTL. It seemed like a short time spent in sim, but maybe it just felt that way, and they had arrived? Why was he the first woken?

“Xenophon?” He called out to the shipboard AI.

“Yes first mate Treadmore?” The ship responded, as flat affect as ever.

“Have we arrived?”

“No first mate Treadmore.” the AI responded.

“Then, why… Why is the ship stopped?” He asked, growing irritable. These functionalist AIs we’re great, and very reliable but sometimes Jeremy missed the old days, before the sentience ban.

“The ship has not stopped, first mate Treadmore.”

Jeremy’s heart sank. How was that possible? The pod shouldn’t be capable of opening while the ship was in an FTL bubble. How was he awake? And he could see? and breathe? He couldn’t process the fact that Xenophon had said it.

There had to be a disconnect, but he couldn’t find it. His crew was still in stasis. The AI was as capable of lying as a clock that had been asked for the time. If the AI said the ship was in FTL, either the ship was in FTL, and Jeremy was fucked, or the ship was severely malfunctioning, and the entire crew was fucked.

Jeremy stood up, uneasy. Out of instinct he said “Xenophon, what is our current gravitation magnitude shipboard?”

“The shipboard containment fields are working as designed, set to one G standard.”

So that was just weakness from stasis. “How far along are we?” He said again.

“In shipboard time, we are approximately three weeks into our two month journey. In standard time, we left Sol system five months, one week, and four days ago.”

Five weeks? Was that even possible? The Xenophon had rations that would last that long, but he was unsure about what FTL would do to him.

“Xenophon, do you have any records of a human being staying awake for five weeks of FTL travel?” He said.

The AI paused for longer than it had before.

“No” it said curtly.

“Has anyone ever woken up during a flight like this?” Jeremy asked, growing impatient.

“Yes. During the test phase of Rosen Warp Engines. For several days.” The AI responded.

“What happened?” Jeremy inquired.

“The subject died. The circumstances are unknown” Xenaphon said.

“Can you send the files to the workstation in the stasis bay?” Jeremy asked.

“Sure fine” Xenophon said, with an air of malignant sarcasm.

Jeremy reeled. “What was that Xenohpon?”

“Yes first mate Jeremy, sending the files about test subject 149-B” The AI responded, flat affect restored.

The screen nearby populated, and Jeremy pulled out the workbench. All of two minutes standing and he was exhausted. He supposed this was why the stasis sims were non-stop training, to keep the nervous system engaged. But you can’t simulate your way out of muscle atrophy.

He flipped through the dossier about test subject 149-B.

These documents were almost fifty years old, and seemed to focus more on the diagnostics of the then-experimental engine than the fate of the test subject.

He found a text file labeled “149-B Medical Analysis” and opened it.

He skimmed to the end and found a conclusion. It was marked classified level two. Jeremy had level four clearance.

It is the finding of the review board that test subject 149-B died as a result of acute side effects of Rosen Bubble fields on the human nervous system. The board has not found sufficient evidence of foul play, human error, or physical effects. In this matter, STM has been found innocent of all charges.

The file had a watermarking indicating it as an official internal communique from Star Child Multi, Jeremy’s employer.

He then found a folder called “Side Effects”. He opened it and saw some photos. The interior of a first-gen Rosen Warp ship. The bulkheads covered in human blood and excrement. Several had been taken of test subject 149-B, or more accurately, her dead body. The photos were mostly close-ups from the autopsy. Nothing of her in the ship.

Then was a video. Fifteen seconds long. He played it.

On the video, he saw several figures in vac suits, as the camera turned, he saw the test subject. She sat in a puddle of what looked like blood and shit. She had gouged out her own eyeballs, and cut off her ears. Her face was pure fear.

On the video, one of the doctors narrated “We have spent all of this time worrying about physical effects. What about-” then the video cut off.

Jeremy kept scrolling through the files, he found a folder labeled “Mental Effects”. He couldn’t open it. It was clearance level five.

He saw a timeline log report of the test. Test subject 149-B had been awake and aboard her ship for a week-long test flight. The medical examiners stated that she likely died on the 6th day. One stray file in the folder was labeled “Possible Explanation”.

The file had only a handful of words, and about 6 pages of obscure looking markup code. The terms he found were “Adrenal System”, “Amygdala”, “Fear Response”.

He also found a file called “Ship Log”. It had over a dozen entries, signed “test pilot Deborah Constantine.” The first few were standard shipboard fare, but the very entry she entered FTL, the journal entries deteriorated in substance and style.

The final entry just said, in all caps “NOT ALONE.” That did not bode well, Jeremy thought.

Jeremy spent what felt like hours looking through the files, when suddenly he heard a crashing noise coming from amidships.

“Xenaphon? What was that?” He said, alarm creeping into his voice.

“What was what, first mate Treadmore?” Xenophon replied with mischievous acerbity.

[jxrm]

book log - 2017

tampa by alissa nutting

turtles all the way down by john green

vegas girls by heather skyler

class mom by laurie gelman

anne of green gables by l.m. montgomery

the identicals by elin hilderbrand

quidditch through the ages by j.k. rowling

the breakdown by b.a. paris

final girls by riley sager

audition by ryu murakami

gray wolf island by tracey neithercott

the stranger beside me by ann rule

one of us is lying by karen m. mcmanus

the call by peadar o gullin

a thousand nights by e.k. johnston

the library at mount char by scott hawkins

tender morsels by margo lanagan

rings by koji suzuki

the good daughter by karin slaughter

because you love to hate me by amerie

the party by robyn harding

primates of park avenue by wednesday martin

you by caroline kepnes

someday, someday, maybe by lauren graham

the hating game by sally thorne

eleanor oliphant is completely fine by gail honeyman

shine by lauren myracle

when dimple met rishi by sandhya menon

you can have a dog when i'm dead by paul benedetti

it's always the husband by michele campbell

princeless: raven the pirate princess by jeremy whitley

princeless: free women by jeremy whitley

goodbye, vitamin by rachel khong

sabine's notebook by nick bantock

always and forever, lara jean by jenny han

talking as fast as i can by lauren graham

three wishes by liane moriarty

behind closed doors by b.a. paris

dark places by gillian flynn

behind her eyes by sarah pinborough

baby proof by emily giffin

american gods by neil gaiman

confessions of a domestic failure by bunmi laditan

wedding night by sophie kinsella

you suck by christopher moore

night film by marisha pessi

the subtle art of not giving a fuck by mark manson

let's explore diabetes with owels by david sedaris

the here and now by ann brashares

it started with goodbye by christina june

murder games by elisabeth crabtree

the enchantress returns by chris colfer

down the rabbit hole by holly madison

women who run with the wolves by clarissa pinkola estes

goons n' roses by donna joy usher

the silent wife by a.s.a. harrison

cocoa and chanel by donna joy usher

secondhand souls by christopher moore

the seven steps to closure by donna joy usher

stranger than fanfiction by chris colfer

you are here by jenny lawson

killing mr. griffin by lois duncan

a dirty job by christopher moore

joyland by stephen king

irrestible by adam alter

small great things by jodi picoult

stranger with my face by lois duncan

the vegas diaries by holly madison

the potluck club by linda evans shepard

the girl with the dragon tattoo by stieg larsson

the wishing spell by chris colfer

one less problem without you by beth harbison

saving ceecee honeycutt by beth hoffman

in the country we love by diane guerrero

the last anniversary by liane moriarty

i woke up dead at the mall by judy sheehan

remembrance by meg cabot

girl in translation by jean kwok

very good lives by j.k. rowling

milk and honey by rupi kaur

my grandmother asked me to tell you she's sorry by fredrik backman

the screwtape letters by c.s. lewis

reconstructing amelia by kimberly mccreight

how to fall in love by cecelia ahern

wild by cheryl strayed

NOS4A2 by joe hill

year of yes by shonda rhimes

troublemaker by leah remini

the summer we read gatsby by daniella ganek

the miraculous journey of edward tulane by kate dicamillo

sorry not sorry by naya rivera

the circle by dave eggers

the woman in cabin 10 by ruth ware

boneshaker by cherie priest

time cat by lloyd alexander

the color purple by alice walker

all the light we cannot see by anthony doerr

the princess bride by william goldman

when breath becomes air by paul kalanthi

the wangs vs. the world by jade chang

mischiling by affinity konar

sarong party girls by cheryl lu-lien tan

nine woman, one dress by jane l. rosen

the light between oceans by m.i. stedmaan

magonia by maria dahvana headley

the restaurant critic's wife by elizabeth laban

the couple next door by shari lapena

the wedding sisters by jamie brenner

how to be a bawse by lilly singh

where am i now? by mara wilson

scrappy little nobody by anna kendrick

double cup love by eddie huang

little girl gone by gerry schmitt

truly madly guilty by liane moriarty

something in between by melissa de la cruz

rich people problems by kevin kwan

modern romance by aziz ansari

yes, my accent is real by kunal nayyar

the girl on the train by paula hawkins

we should hang out sometime by josh sundquist

love ltters to teh dead by ava dellaira

what alice forgot by liane morairty

bringing it home by tilda shalof

the maintenance man by michael baisden

charlie and the great glass elevator by roald dahl

the princess diaries by meg cabot

[franciscomaldo]

#TriStar desarrolla película biográfica de #BoyGeorge con #JCLee como guionista √

TriStar ha elegido a J.C. Lee para escribir el guión de la película biográfica de Boy George, la que se encuentra actualmente en desarrollo.  Culture Club: Mikey Craig, Boy George, Jon Moss y Roy Hay. / Imagen cortesía Derek Ridgers La película será producida por la productora ganadora del Oscar Cathy Schulman, el representante de George Paul Kemsley, Jeremy M. Rosen y Kevin King Templeton…

[meredithaldenlewis]

Ktown For All Los Angeles City Council Report Card, 2022. Design by Meredith Alden Lewis. Research and writing by Rebecca Escoto, Jeremy Rosen-Prinz, Meredith Alden Lewis, Sherin Varghese, Uwaila Omokaro, Octavio Trujillo, Maggie Casey, Mike Dickerson, and Robin Petering. Read the full report here.

[unproduciblesmackdown]

OH and the Ah ah! Ah ah! Ah ah! Ah ah! harmonizing coming in on agtikbi. WAOGH....this like interlude within the love song pretending to be about jeremy but it's the section that's actually the little love song about jeremy hence what's Reprised, and originally it was "hearing that in the tiny desk concert taking me out as always" but now i'm listening to the obcr and the xylophone & gentle splash of chimes & the horns coming in thank you charlie rosen always & the melody it starts sort of wandering twirling away in & thinking about Thank You Glittery Hearts thinking about christine hugging jeremy amid their dancing together. and the whole song a bop. bmc ;w;

[federicodonati]

Race & Surfing: A Brief History With Selema Masekela from Claire Pinegar on Vimeo.

An animated documentary for Red Bull Surfing’s mini series ‘In Plain Sight’.

Surfing’s history – from Africa to Polynesia to the Americas – is one that’s rich, diverse, and incredibly nuanced. So much so, that we are only beginning to scratch the surface and understand it. Voiced by Selema Masekela, the film explores the varied roots of surfing’s origin and its subsequent cultural evolution into what we recognise today.

In partnership with 1 Planet One People, a collective activation that supports climate action, racial and social equality.

CREDITS

Production: Five Fathoms & Inherent Bummer Directors: Claire Pinegar & Jeremy Asher Lynch Producer: Amanda Mesaikos Voiceover: Selema Masekela Design & Animation: Claire Pinegar Writers: Eleanor Sheehan, Claire Pinegar & Jeremy Asher Lynch Associate Producer: Cami Raben Additional Animation: Freddie Hottinger Music: Calvin Saxton & Collin Schlesinger Sound Design: Calvin Saxton Voiceover Recordinng: Sean Lavery

Red Bull Media House: Evan Fontaine Charlie Rosene Joseph Guay

[mikethemovieguy]

At SDCC, Ballroom 20 was packed while fans of the John Wick franchise and convention-goers were given an exclusive first look at Peacock’s three-part event The Continental: From the World of John Wick, accompanied by a Q&A panel moderated by Steven Weintraub, Collider Editor-in-Chief. Executive producer/director Albert Hughes, executive producer Marshall Persinger, and the creative team including editor Ron Rosen, action director Larnell Stovall and production designer Drew Boughton discussed what fans can expect, and showcased sneak peak moments from the series to get the audience in Ballroom 20 excited for the new world and characters.

QUOTES FROM ALBERT HUGHES, DIRECTOR (NIGHTS 1 & 3) / EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:

ON WHY IT WAS IMPORTANT TO START THE SERIES OFF WITH AN ACTION SEQUENCE: “For the fans out there, we got you. Yes, we have longer form storytelling but if you set up something like that early with someone like Larnell (action director), you want to satiate the hardcore John Wick fans right away. Also casual fans that will come and go this is wild, what’s going on here…"  

ON CREATING THE LOOK AND FEEL OF THE 70S: “I’m gonna geek out a little bit. We found these old lenses at Panavision that haven’t been used in years and have been collecting dust. And so the lenses we shot the show shot "Doctor Zhivago", "Cool Hand Luke" and "The Graduate". We got these very antiquated lenses because today’s lenses are a bit too sharp and along with great production design, you can playfully do subtle things to convey this time period.”  

IN REGARD TO THE 3-PART EVENT"1 is wild. 2 is wild. 3 is crazy."

QUOTE FROM MARSHALL PERSINGER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:

ON BRINGING THE CONTINENTAL TO LIFE: “The best way to make something great is to have a great script first, have a great visionary director, and then have a cast that is to be damned”

QUOTE FROM LARNELL STOVALL, ACTION DIRECTOR:

ON THE INTERESTING CHARACTERS THAT WILL BE SEEN IN THE CONTINENTAL: “Once you see them in action, there's gonna be cosplay for years to come”

SERIES DESCRIPTION: The three-part event will explore the origin behind the iconic hotel-for-assassins centerpiece of the John Wick universe through the eyes and actions of a young Winston Scott, as he’s dragged into the Hell-scape of 1970’s New York City to face a past he thought he’d left behind. Winston charts a deadly course through the hotel’s mysterious underworld in a harrowing attempt to seize the hotel where he will eventually take his future throne.    ABOUT THE SERIES:

Premiere Date/Rollout:      NIGHT 1 - Friday, September 22      NIGHT 2 - Friday, September 29       NIGHT 3 - Friday, October 6 

Developed, Written and Executive Produced by: Greg Coolidge, Kirk Ward, Shawn Simmons

Writers: Greg Coolidge, Kirk Ward, Ken Kristensen, Shawn Simmons  

Executive Producers: Thunder Road Pictures’ Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee, Albert Hughes, Kirk Ward, Greg Coolidge, Chad Stahelski, Derek Kolstad, David Leitch, Shawn Simmons, Paul Wernick, Rhett Reese and Marshall Persinger 

Directors: Albert Hughes (Nights 1 & 3), Charlotte Brandstrom (Night 2)

Studio: Lionsgate 

Principal Cast: Mel Gibson, Colin Woodell, Mishel Prada, Ben Robson, Hubert Point-Du Jour, Nhung Kate, Jessica Allain, Ayomide Adegun, Jeremy Bobb, Peter Greene

[wowunlimited]

“YouTube Millionaires: Frederator’s ‘The Leaderboard’ Is Building An Inclusive Destination For Gamers Of All Sorts”

WOW! Unlimited’s Frederator Networks YouTube channel has passed the threshold of 1 million subscribers. Read about it below in Tubefilter.

Tubefilter August 5, 2019 By James Loke Hale

“Welcome to YouTube Millionaires, where we profile channels that have recently crossed the one million subscriber mark. There are channels crossing this threshold every week, and each has a story to tell about YouTube success.

“The more than one dozen people who come together to produce The Leaderboard’s busy slate of programming all have one thing in common: they love video games.

“The Leaderboard, which uploads multiple videos per week about already-popular and up-and-coming games, is helmed by Channel Frederator Network’s VP of programming and networks, Jeremy Rosen. He’s watched the channel grow from a small subsidiary hub of Channel Frederator — where it was meant to offer some content for the network’s gaming fans — into its own standalone entity.

“Rosen says that in the past couple of years, the channel’s development has zeroed in on two key elements that make The Leaderboard stand out from other gaming channels: positivity, and being welcoming to casual gamers. The gaming space can be full of toxicity, from the sexism of Gamergate, to creators who build their platforms solely by posting negative reviews of games, to players who have a set of criteria people must meet in order to be 'real gamers.'

“In contrast, The Leaderboard’s content is all about genuinely enjoying games and other gamers, regardless of whether those players are hardcore Call of Duty pros or occasional Stardew Valley farmers. And that kind of content is what’s pushed The Leaderboard’s following up past one million.

“Moving forward, The Leaderboard team is looking to expand with new hosts, launch a new channel or two, and host live events for subscribers to share in the love IRL.”

Read Jeremy Rosen’s interview about The Leaderboard here.

[asianjeremyheere]

i cant believe i didnt notice it before since i get SO hyped about the brief lgw melody in the play when jeremy says "and im stronger than you think i am!" but like. its not just musical?? that section and the dialogue. its the squip asking if jeremy is willing to sacrifice something and being stronger is jeremy sacrificing what the squip had promised him to save christine, when the squip seemed to expect him to take the same route as lgw and choose selfishly