#Joshua Gallagher

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The End Trailer

A family survives the end of the world. Then a new face suddenly appears at their bunker.

The End is directed by Joshua Oppenheimer. The film stars Tilda Swinton, George MacKay, Moses Ingram, Bronagh Gallagher, Tim McInnerny, Lennie James, and Michael Shannon. The screenplay by by Oppenheimer and Rasmus Heisterberg. Songs are by Joshua Schmidt and Oppenheimer.

The End releases to theaters on December 6, 2024.

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Happy 46th Birthday Joshua Jackson!

Born June 11th 1978

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From Blast!, February 2000

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HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY

Josh Anderson, Arber Xhekaj, Brendan Gallagher, Nicolas Beaudin, Joshua Roy

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When your muses want love and affection sometimes, but you're just very picky with shipping and only like certain ships for certain muses/characters

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Primeau Shines as Montreal Canadiens Goalie in Spectacular Win

The performance of goaltender Primeau in the game was outstanding, as he effectively guarded the net and made crucial saves to secure the win for the Montreal Canadiens. This strong display from Primeau was pivotal in the team’s victory, showcasing his skill and composure under pressure. Canadiens Goaltender Primeau Steals Show Versus Blue Jackets The Montreal Canadiens’ victory showcased…

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Aside from Zach being 6'2 according to the wiki lol, i'm quite curious- do you think he's like, more handsome than Josh? Like no bias aside?

Hmm bias aside, you say?

I can’t explain it but I’ve always pictured Josh as early Nick Jonas…. But only in the curly hair aspect even though I’m pretty sure he didn’t really have like an Afro thing going on.

I feel like Zach is more handsome in the bad boy sense like I-am-attracted-to-you-because-you’re-moody-sense.

But Josh is more handsome in the nerdy boy sense like I-am-attracted-to-you-because-you-look-cute-and-smart-in-you’re-glasses-sense.

So I guess it just depends on preference? Like which type of boy you prefer?

Now, looks aside, like if I didn’t have any character descriptions at all… I would find Zach more attractive simply because of his too-cool-for-you type of attitude.

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VIFF 2024 Review: The End

I find it quite fitting that the last film of VIFF I saw was titled The End. It’s also interesting that there would be an attempt to create a musical on a subject one would not normally create a musical about. The musical begins in what appears to be a home of a wealthy family. The son is happy with the diorama of America he has. The father and mother consider it the idea life or the dream life.…

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'The End' Review: A Curiously Poignant Disaster Musical That's Intriguing, Yet Slow

If there was ever a big year for musicals, then this year would be that year. From stellar Broadway adaptations like Wicked to the unorthodox Emilia Pérez, audiences have become accustomed to watching more musicals. Yet, in a time where it seems like the world is going under, some might look for a musical that’s perfectly timely. Luckily, The Act of Killing‘s Joshua Oppenheimer has proudly…

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C's Chat - 2023 Vancouver Canadians RHP #29 Pat Gallagher

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The latest C’s Chat is with 2023 Vancouver Canadians pitcher Pat Gallagher. The Leominster, Massachusetts native was a letterman in three sports at Leominster High School as he played basketball and football in addition to baseball. Gallagher piled up the strikeouts on the mound for the Blue Devils by whiffing 103 batters over 55 innings in 2018, sporting a perfect 10-0 record and a microscopic…

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Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds Live Preview: 6/27, Huntington Bank Pavilion, Chicago

BY JORDAN MAINZER

With Council Skies (Sour Mash), Noel Gallagher has finally reached the anthemic heights of his days in Oasis. The fourth album from Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, co-produced with Paul Stacey, has enough songs about big ideas and moods--reflective self-consciousness, persistence, nostalgia, acceptance--to match the grandeur of the band’s instrumentation. 

At least few of the songs on Council Skies were written over lockdown, and Gallagher centers his viewpoints of a world then and now. The dramatic and orchestral “Trying To Find A World That’s Been And Gone Pt. 1″ (in true prog fashion, there’s no Pt. 2 to be found) illustrates the winds of change, almost literally, with chimes and noisy samples of questionable weather. Gallagher sings, his voice strong as ever, “The cold against my shoulder / Always seems to be there / D’you think I’ll ever learn?” a relatable sentiment to anyone who’s ever felt like they can’t learn from their mistakes. At the same time, Gallagher finds the positives, for once, in being defiant. Opener “I’m Not Giving Up Tonight” and the sunny “Open the Door, See What You Find” belie the infamous hedonism of the majority of the band’s existence, Gallagher loving himself as a means of survival rather than ego.

In fact, Gallagher seems as healthily self-deprecating as ever when contextualizing Council Skies. While he got Johnny Marr to lend guitars to a couple tunes, he couldn’t quite land David Gilmour, so he proudly revealed Stacey had to do his best impersonation on lead single “Easy Now”. Gallagher’s the first to admit that the verses are just okay on “Open the Door” (it’s all about the chorus), and that he has no idea why he wrote a nautical song in “There She Blows!”. His transparency and openness with his fans shines on “Dead to the World”, a wistful, admittedly noir tune that nonetheless references Argentinian fans’ penchants for standing outside Gallagher’s hotel and singing Oasis songs 24 hours a day, but getting the words wrong. These tongue-in-cheek Easter eggs are perhaps evidence that Gallagher still truly loves what he does, a phenomenon that makes the sad songs sadder and allows you to get swept away in the affecting, skyward melodies, even if you have no idea why it’s tugging at your heartstrings.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds play Huntington Bank Pavilion tonight. Legendary alt rockers Garbage co-headline, while Toronto indie rock mainstays Metric open. Gates open at 5:30 PM, show at 7:00. Tickets still available at time of publication, and as of now, the show is still going on despite the dangerous air quality in Chicago. If anything, take this preview as a reminder to listen to Council Skies.

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The Walking Dead;

Rick Grimes, Daryl Dixon, Glenn Rhee, Abraham Ford, Negan Smith, Shane Walsh, Carl Grimes

Call Of Duty;

Johnathan Price, Simon 'Ghost' Riley, John 'Soap' MacTavish, Kyle 'Gaz' Garrick, Alex Keller, Alejandro Vargas, Rodolfo Parra, Phillip Graves, Keegan P. Russ, Makarov

Criminal Minds;

Aaron Hotchner, Derek Morgan, Spencer Reid, Luke Alvez

911;

Bobby Nash, Evan 'Buck' Buckley, Eddie Diaz

Outer banks;

Rafe Cameron, JJ Maybank, John B, Pope Heyward

Sons of Anarchy;

Jackson 'Jax' Teller, Filip 'Chibs' Telford, Juan Carlos 'Juice' Ortiz, Alexander 'Tig' Trager, Happy Lowman, Opie Winston

Triple Frontier;

Santiago 'Pope' Garcia, Francisco 'Catfish' Morales, Will Miller, Ben Miller

The Bear;

Carmen Berzatto, Michael Berzatto, Richie Jerimovich, Luca

Marvel;

Tony Stark, Bucky Barnes, Steve Rogers, Peter Parker, Deadpool, Wolverine, Frank Castle

Marauders;

Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, James Potter, poly!marauders

Harry Potter, golden era;

Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Draco Malfoy, Blaise Zabini, Fred Weasley, George Weasley, and Cedric Diggory

Slytherin Boys;

Tom Riddle, Mattheo Riddle, Theodore Nott, Lorenzo Berkshire, Regulus Black

Youtube;

Harry Lewis, Tobi Brown, Simon Minter, Niko Omilana, Sharky, Aj Shabeel, ChrisMD, Willne, Calfreezy, TheBurntChip, George Clarkey

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Javier Pena, Steve Murphy, Joel Miller, Marcus Acacius, Benny Cross, Agent Whiskey, Eggsy Unwin, Jim Hopper, Bradley 'Rooster' Bradshaw, Severus Snape, Lucius Malfoy, Arthur Morgan, Joel Miller (game version)

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Carl Gallagher, Lip Gallagher, Dean Winchester, Sam Winchester, John Winchester, Oscar 'Spooky' Diaz, Cesar Diaz, Nick Amaro, Sonny Carisi, Joshua 'Scud' Fromeyer, Griff, Sam Rossi, Nate Archibald, Diego Hargreeves

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Happy 45th Birthday Joshua Jackson!

June 11th 1978

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While working on some unused audio files, I learned something interesting. Many of you already know how Clara, Wendy and Joshua share the same voice actor, Teresa Gallagher. Well, seems like a cut audio made for Clara crying was instead used for Wendy in the iconic "slap" scene.

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JTA and Andrew Lapin

Almost as soon as the piece appeared online, it began drawing criticism from within the Guernica staff. Founded in 2004 partly in response to the Iraq War and named after Pablo Picasso's famous anti-war painting, the nonprofit magazine has long married literary bona fides and left-wing politics.

Joshua Gutterman Tranen, an anti-Zionist Jewish writer who has published in Guernica in the past, specifically pointed out a passage he found objectionable in which Chen briefly pauses her volunteer work after October 7, writing, "How could I continue after Hamas had massacred and kidnapped so many civilians, including Road to Recovery members, such as Vivian Silver, a longtime Canadian peace activist? And I have to admit, I was afraid for my own life."

"The moment in the Guernica essay where the Israeli writer – who never considers why Palestinian children don't have access to adequate healthcare b/c of colonization and apartheid – says she has to stop assisting them getting medical support because of 'Hamas,'" Tranen tweeted. "This is genocidal."

Chen's essay is not the first time progressive Jews and Israelis have been condemned for being insufficiently critical of Israel. The official movement to boycott Israel, for example, called for a boycott of Standing Together, an Israeli-Palestinian coexistence group that opposes the war, saying that the group promotes "normalization" of Israel. And when Haymarket Books, a left-wing publisher, recently announced a book co-authored by longtime leaders of the anti-Zionist group Jewish Voice for Peace, it drew sharp criticism on Instagram – in part because one author, who supports boycotting Israel, is married to an Israeli and has family members in Israel.

For some Jews who have questioned their place in progressive and literary spaces since October 7, Guernica's retraction offered new evidence of a toxic discourse in which no Israeli or Jew can pass muster.

"THIS is what was beyond the pale? This essay of nuance, lived experiences, fears, hopes, and continuing to strive in her own way for peace?" tweeted Sara Yael Hirschhorn, a historian of modern Israel who has written about her own struggle to sustain her liberal Zionist outlook after the attack, after reading the retracted piece. "Obviously this is just a bigoted decision about an Israeli and Jewish author … This virtual burning of books is bareknuckled antisemitism."

Emily Fox Kaplan, a Jewish writer who had shared the essay before it was retracted, wrote that she saw the criticism of Chen's essay as part of a much wider dynamic.

"The problem, when it really comes down to it, is that it presents an Israeli as human," she tweeted. "The people who are losing their minds about this want to believe that there are no civilians in Israel. They want a simple good guys/bad guys binary, and this creates cognitive dissonance."

Some non-Jewish writers also lamented the piece's retraction.

Matt Gallagher, a war correspondent who is also a veteran and who opposes the Israel-Hamas war, said his own work had benefited from reading thoughtful authors whose perspectives were different from his own.

"If you want the war in Gaza to end, as I do," he tweeted, "shouting down calm Israeli voices mulling the ruin of it all isn't going to help."