#jason merrells

[hollywoodfamerp]

WELCOME TO THE EXCELSIOR HOTEL GALLIA

Right in the middle of Milan, you'll find our home away from home for this trip. The Excelsior Hotel Gallia is a five star luxury escape known for its remarkable spirit and prestigious pedigree. When you're not enjoying our fashion show or the rest of what the city has to offer, our celebrities will be able to relax at the spa and salt cabin, enjoy a plethora of the best Italian cuisine, and take in the sights of the city at the rooftop bar.

Under the cut is the roommates list. Couples have been roomed together and everyone else was randomized by a generator. If you have been roomed with another fc that you play, please message us politely and we will fix it asap! Roommates are subject to change due to unfollows, follows, activity check etc. so please like this post to keep up to date on any changes.

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Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Josephine Skriver

Adria Arjona and Mason Mount

Akanishi Jin and Lee Sunmi

Alexa Bliss and Joe Jonas

Alycia Debnam Carey and Wong Kunhang

Ana de Armas and Jensen Ackles

Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh

Anne Hathaway and Xu Minghao

Anya Taylor Joy and Vanessa Merrell

Ariana DeBose and Miles Teller

Ariana Grande and Emma Mackey

Ashley Fliehr (Charlotte Flair) and Demi Bennett (Rhea Ripley)

Ashton Irwin and Harry Styles

Aubrey Plaza and Renee Rapp

Austin Butler and Beyoncé

Awsten Knight and Renee Paquette (Renee Young)

Bae Joohyun (Irene) and Maxence Danet-Fauvel

Barry Keoghan and David Tennant

Bella Hadid and Troian Bellisario

Benson Boone and Manu Ríos

Bill Skarsgard and Lauren Jauregui

Billie Eilish and Mazz Murray

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds

Brittany Baker and Cha Eunwoo

Byun Baekhyun and Megan Thee Stallion

Cameron Boyer and Christina Aguilera

Candice Swanepoel and Tom Hardy

Cari Fletcher and Victoria de Angelis

Cate Blanchett and Choi San

Chittaphon Leechaiyapornkul (Ten) and Jackson Wang

Chloe Bailey and Josh O’Connor

Choi Minho and Kim Ahyoung (Yura)

Choi Soobin and Jeon Wonwoo

Chou Tzuyu and Lupita Nyong’o

Chris Evans and Naomi Scott

Chris Pine and Sam Claflin

Christian Yu and Kim Jisoo

Christopher Bang (Bang Chan) and Hwang Hyunjin

Cillian Murphy and Jonathan Bailey

Colby Lopez (Seth Rollins) and Rebecca Quin (Becky Lynch)

Dakota Johnson and Sam Heughan

Damiano David and Ethan Torchio

Danny Amendola and Olivia Culpo

Diamanté Quiava Valentin Harper (Saweetie) and Kim Hongjoong

Dove Cameron and Sophie Turner

Dua Lipa and Joseph Quinn

Elizabeth Lail and Jason Sudeikis

Emily Blunt and John Krasinski

Emma Stone and Vanessa Hudgens

Georgia Tennant and Liam Hemsworth

Gigi Hadid and Ryan Gosling

Glen Powell and Romee Strijd

Hailee Steinfeld and Leigh-Anne Pinnock

Hailey Baldwin and Luke Hemmings

Halle Bailey and Olivia Rodrigo

Hannah Waddingham and Jenna Lyons

Harry Kane and Momgo Hirai

Isabela Merced and Lily Collins

Jack Grealish and Lily James

Jack Lowden and Saoirse Ronan

Jang Gyuri and Veronica Merrell

Jenna Ortega and Perrie Edwards

Jeon Jungkook and Lucy Hale

Jeremy Allen White and Maika Monroe

Jessica Chastain and Madelyn Cline

Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson

Joe Burrow and Rylee Arnold

Joe Keery and Kelsea Ballerini

Joe Locke and Kit Connor

Jonathan Good (Jon Moxley) and Nick Robinson

Jordyn Woods and Niall Horan

Joshua Hong (Hong Jisoo) and Kim Taehyung

Jung Wooyoung and Taylor Hill

Jung Yoonoh (Jaehyun) and Lee Taeyong

Kang Seulgi and Pedro Pascal

Kathryn Hahn and Shawn Mendes

Kendall Jenner and Sabrina Carpenter

Kim Jongin (Kai) and Lee Taemin

Kim Jungwoo and Lucas Wong

Kim Mingyu and Sana Minatozaki

Kim Minjeong (Winter) and Yoo Siah (YooA)

Kim Namjoon and Min Yoongi

Lee Donghyuck (Haechan) and Mark Lee

Lee Felix and Sydney Sweeney

Lee Jeno and Na Jaemin

Lili Reinhart and Zoë Kravitz

Margot Robbie and Sebastian Stan

Matt Smith and Tate McRae

Mercedes Justine Varnado (Sasha Banks) and Pamela Martinez (Bayley)

Meryl Streep and Pierce Brosnan

Natalia Dyer and Tom Holland

Nicholas Galitzine and Taylor Zakhar Perez

Nick Jonas and Selena Gomez

Olivia O’Brien and Rihanna

Park Seonghwa and Shemar Moore

Paul Mescal and Zendaya Coleman

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce

Xiao Dejun (Xiaojun) and Yoo Jimin (Karina)

Vanessa Kirby and Zac Efron

Taron Egerton and Valentina Zenere

Chris Hemsworth and Skeet Ulrich

[felicitykings]

I never really told you. How much I... I always thought you knew.

CASUALTY (1986- ) ↳ JASON MERRELLS & LISA COLEMAN as Matt Hawley and Jude Kocarnik

[defilededandies]

JASON MERRELLS

[derryderrydown]

I watched Queer As Folk again the other day. (The original British one. You know, the good one.)

That show was groundbreaking. Russell T. Davies had gone from pushing queer storylines for shows he was writing for, to writing a show entirely about queer life.

Pretty much every actor in that show was straight. Aiden Gillen. Charlie Hunnam. Craig Kelly. Peter O'Brien. Jason Merrells. Straight, straight, straight.

Didn't stop it from being an amazing show about queer life.

[yorkcalling]

12 Angry Men Comes to York Soon

Following previous recording-breaking West End seasons, this powerful production of Twelve Angry Men is back in session and arrives at the Grand Opera House York Monday 13 – Saturday 18 May. Reginald Rose’s gripping knife-edge courtroom thriller stars Jason Merrells (Casualty, Emmerdale), Tristan Gemmill (Coronation Street, Casualty), Michael Greco (EastEnders, The Ballad of Songbirds and…

[my-weird-news]

🔥 Struggles to Recover Plane Crash Victims in Alaska 🏔️

#TrappedInARavine - A Comedy of Crashes in Denali You know, they say Alaska is the last frontier, but I didn't realize they meant "frontier of utterly bizarre recovery situations." In a recent turn of events that could only happen in the land of moose and midnight sun, officials at Denali National Park have found themselves in a bit of a pickle. So, picture this: two men, Jason Tucker and Nicolas Blace, decide to take a scenic route through the sky in their trusty PA-18 aircraft. Now, I don't know if they missed their GPS signal or thought they'd found a secret shortcut, but their plane ended up in a tributary of the West Fork of the Yenta River. Yes, you heard that right, a river – not exactly the ideal landing strip. Weather Woes and Whimsical Waterways The adventure starts with a call to the Alaska Air National Guard. These guys are used to rescue missions, but Mother Nature had other plans. The weather? About as friendly as a grizzly bear at a tea party. The initial search flight was like "Nah, not today," thanks to some pesky weather conditions. But hold on to your pilot hats, because the next morning, they finally spot the wreckage at the bottom of a ravine. Now, I don't know about you, but if I were piloting a plane, I'd aim for landing on a runway, not at the bottom of a ravine. But hey, who am I to judge their unconventional choices? Rope Adventures and Helicopter Hijinks The rangers, bless their hearts, didn't give up. They went to the crash site not once, not twice, but five times. I can just imagine them lowering ropes down the gullies like a bizarre game of nature's tug-of-war. "Come on, wreckage, you can do it! Just climb up the rope!" And just when you thought it couldn't get any wilder, they decided to get a mechanical grabber involved. Like some kind of extreme claw machine, they lowered it from a helicopter. But here's the kicker – it turns out the grabber was like, "Nah, I'm not touching that wreckage. Who knows how much it weighs? And don't even get me started on rotor clearance issues." You can almost hear the helicopter saying, "Sorry, folks, we're experiencing some turbulence in our decision-making process." Recovery Dilemmas and Lost Pilots In a shocking twist that sounds like a plot from a sitcom, the park's superintendent, Brooke Merrell, exclaimed, "We're sorry, but the terrain is just too darn steep! We can't risk our rangers' lives for this recovery operation." It's like the universe decided to play a prank and put the wreckage in the most inconvenient spot imaginable. And just to add a dash of more hilarity, there's a stranded hunter in the mix. Apparently, he was left hanging at a remote airstrip, waiting for Tucker to drop off Blace. But Tucker never made it, and I bet that stranded hunter was thinking, "I just wanted a scenic hunting trip, not a plotline from an Alaskan version of 'Lost.'" So, if you're ever in Alaska and decide to take an impromptu tour of the wilderness, just remember – even in the great outdoors, you might end up in a situation that's straight out of a David Sedaris story. And remember, nature has its own punchlines, and they're wilder than a moose doing stand-up comedy. 🦌🎤# #TrappedInARavine - A Comedy of Crashes in Denali You know, they say Alaska is the last frontier, but I didn't realize they meant "frontier of utterly bizarre recovery situations." In a recent turn of events that could only happen in the land of moose and midnight sun, officials at Denali National Park have found themselves in a bit of a pickle. So, picture this: two men, Jason Tucker and Nicolas Blace, decide to take a scenic route through the sky in their trusty PA-18 aircraft. Now, I don't know if they missed their GPS signal or thought they'd found a secret shortcut, but their plane ended up in a tributary of the West Fork of the Yenta River. Yes, you heard that right, a river – not exactly the ideal landing strip. Weather Woes and Whimsical Waterways The adventure starts with a call to the Alaska Air National Guard. These guys are used to rescue missions, but Mother Nature had other plans. The weather? About as friendly as a grizzly bear at a tea party. The initial search flight was like "Nah, not today," thanks to some pesky weather conditions. But hold on to your pilot hats, because the next morning, they finally spot the wreckage at the bottom of a ravine. Now, I don't know about you, but if I were piloting a plane, I'd aim for landing on a runway, not at the bottom of a ravine. But hey, who am I to judge their unconventional choices? Rope Adventures and Helicopter Hijinks The rangers, bless their hearts, didn't give up. They went to the crash site not once, not twice, but five times. I can just imagine them lowering ropes down the gullies like a bizarre game of nature's tug-of-war. "Come on, wreckage, you can do it! Just climb up the rope!" And just when you thought it couldn't get any wilder, they decided to get a mechanical grabber involved. Like some kind of extreme claw machine, they lowered it from a helicopter. But here's the kicker – it turns out the grabber was like, "Nah, I'm not touching that wreckage. Who knows how much it weighs? And don't even get me started on rotor clearance issues." You can almost hear the helicopter saying, "Sorry, folks, we're experiencing some turbulence in our decision-making process." Recovery Dilemmas and Lost Pilots In a shocking twist that sounds like a plot from a sitcom, the park's superintendent, Brooke Merrell, exclaimed, "We're sorry, but the terrain is just too darn steep! We can't risk our rangers' lives for this recovery operation." It's like the universe decided to play a prank and put the wreckage in the most inconvenient spot imaginable. And just to add a dash of more hilarity, there's a stranded hunter in the mix. Apparently, he was left hanging at a remote airstrip, waiting for Tucker to drop off Blace. But Tucker never made it, and I bet that stranded hunter was thinking, "I just wanted a scenic hunting trip, not a plotline from an Alaskan version of 'Lost.'" So, if you're ever in Alaska and decide to take an impromptu tour of the wilderness, just remember – even in the great outdoors, you might end up in a situation that's straight out of a David Sedaris story. And remember, nature has its own punchlines, and they're wilder than a moose doing stand-up comedy. 🦌🎤 Read the full article

[archinform]

The Power of Water, Los Angeles

The Power of Water is WPA sculptural group and fountain located in Lafayette Park, Los Angeles, designed in 1934. The artists were Henry Lion, Jason Herron, and Sherry Peticolas. The scupture stands in a triangle formed by Hoover Street, La Fayette Park Place, and Wilshire Boulevard. The fountain features a heroic-sized female figure, symbolizing the power of water, set on a pedestal atop an oblong concrete pool. The southern wall of the pool is decorated with figures in bas-relief showing people hastening to drink from a waterfall.

The Power of Water, general view

The sculpture is one of hundreds of public sculptures created during the federally-assisted Public Works of Art Project. The designs were approved March 14, 1934; the work was completed Sept. 1934. The top figure measures 10 ft x 3 ft x 6 ft 6 in; the bas-relief panel below measures 5 ft x 25 ft x 16 ft. Both portions were cast in reinforced concrete. Paul Jeffers was the engineer for the project.

Above photographs: The artists creating the sculpture, 1934. Los Angeles Public Library Photograph Collection.

The water basin at the base of the sculpture was filled in in 1966; when I last saw the work in the early 2000s, there was some degradation of the concrete, with sections of rusted rebar showing. The sculpture was in need of restoration, as it stood neglected beside a tennis court.

1930s PWAP sculptures: Astronomers Monument, Griffith Observatory, statue of Saint Monica, Santa Monica

If memory serves me correctly, this was one of the first three WPA sculptures commissioned in the L.A. area, the other two being the statue of Santa Monica [in Santa Monica] and the Astronomers' Monument at the Griffith Observatory. The Power of Water sculpture was inventoried for the Save Outdoor Sculpture California survey in 1994; the report indicated “treatment needed.”

Power of Water PWAP (Public Works Art Project). Photo: Andrew Laverdiere, Creative Commons, 2016.

The Power of Water, 1930s view. Los Angeles Public Library Photograph Collection

The Power of Water. central figure

My photo of the bas-relief at the base of the fountain.

The Artists:

Henry Lion (1900-1966) was born in Fresno, California. A resident of Los Angeles, he completed many public commissions for modernist and traditional bronze and stone works. A copy of one of his historical pieces, "Lewis, Clark, and Sacajawea", is at the Gilcrease Institute in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It is modeled after a sketch by Charles Russell.

Lion studied at Otis Art Institute and with Stanton MacDonald-Wright, and for many years taught sculpture at the Hollywood Art Center.

Henry Lion, with Statue of Felipe de Neve

Jason Herron’s (1900-1984) works were mostly figural, often strong portrayals of women, and were notable for the beauty and power in their faces and forms. Los Angeles Times critic Arthur Millier compared her to Rodin and wrote of Herron in 1931: “She has that feeling of life flowing, not only through the body of man, but through his soul, too, which invests her figures with a troubled dignity. They live.”

Jason Herron, sculpture, 1930s

Sherry Peticolas (1904-1956) was born in Waterloo, IA. Active in Los Angeles in the 1920s and 1930s, he studied with Merrell Gage Gutzon Borglum at USC. During the Depression years he worked on the Federal Art Project and fulfilled many important municipal commissions in southern California.

Sherry Peticolas, Juan Bautista De Anza

Excerpt from an interview with Henry Lion:

BH: Did you work with any of the other artists in any way on the Project? HL: The three of us did one large project in Lafayette Park, "The Power of Water" figure. BH: "Power of Water?" HL: "Power of Water" figure in Lafayette park. It was done by Jason Herron, Sherry Peticolas and I, the three of us together. BH: What was the subject matter of that one? HL: Well there is one main figure in the center of the design, seven foot by about an eight foot figure of composition stone. Then in front is a long high relief depicting water and it has two pools one above and one down below and the water falling into the lower pool from above. BH: Did you each do a different set of figures for it? HL: The whole design is mine and the modeling is mine. But Sherry Peticolas did mainly the engineering, casting and all sort of thing. BH: Was Sherry Peticolas man or woman? HL: A man. BH: A man? and Jason Herron was a woman! HL: That's right. BH: What was her part in it? HL: She worked with me on it. She helped in the casting and….There is an awful lot of work to it you know, in the way engineering. So we all three worked on it. BH: How long did it take you to do it? Do you remember now? HL: I believe it took several months to do it. It's surprising how much you forget. It really took several months to do it. How do people write their biographies? BH: That's why the archives are important, nobody had time at that time to get it written down. HL: It's surprising how much you forget.

Sources:

[casasupernovas]

the opening scene of the pilot of waterloo road is so great.

"i predict a riot" plays as a kid smashes a school window, girls practice a dance routine, boys handshake, kids on phones, some girls bully another girl, two teachers stand in the midst, one yawning the other smoking, and a student tells them the head master is on the roof. cut to a man throwing boxes of papers onto the students below, ranting and raving about how much he hates the place, one of the teachers from the ground runs up to stop him and the headmaster collapses in hysterics in the teachers arms as the camera pans to the sky to show the title and logo. that's how you do it! can't wait for the new season!

[cinephiliaisnotadisease]

[gayness-and-mayhem]

Lol, Jack Rimmer smoking in the pub. It really is 2006.

[kwebtv]

Sharon Rooney, Joanna Lumley, Nigel Havers, Isabella Pappas, Keeley Hawes, Rhashan Stone,  Kenneth Cranham, Gemma Jones and Dominique Moore in “Finding Alice”

[fyeahsharonrooney]

‘Finding Alice’: watch the trailer for ITV’s new Keeley Hawes drama

'An all-star line up joins award-winning actress Keeley Hawes in the series, which was created by Roger Goldby, Keeley Hawes and Simon Nye, and written by Roger and Simon.

The six-part drama focuses on Alice’s honest, raw, blackly comic journey of grief, love and life after the death of her partner Harry.

BAFTA-nominated Hawes plays the role of Alice, and is joined by a star-studded cast including Joanna Lumley, Nigel Havers, Jason Merrells, Gemma Jones, Kenneth Cranham, rising star Isabella Pappas, Sharon Rooney and Rhashan Stone.

‘Finding Alice’ airs on ITV in January.'

[stevesarnott]

365 Days of Charity Dingle: Day 7

[the-breath-in-air]

Craig Parker was Haldir in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. He was also Glaber in Spartacus.

Antonio Te Maioha was Barca in Spartacus. He is also the Sail Master in The Rings of Power.

Simon Merrells was Crassus in Spartacus. He is also Revion in The Rings of Power.

Cynthia Addai-Robinson was Naevia in Spartacus. She is also Queen Regent Míriel in The Rings of Power.

Jason Hood was Cossutius in Spartacus. He is also Tamar in The Rings of Power.

[f-yeahbendaniels]

All full episodes. Uploaded by me.