#joseph dougherty

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Norma Jean Dougherty (1946) photographed Joseph Jasgur

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Norma Jean Dougherty (Marilyn Monroe), 1946

Photo: Joseph Jasgur

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Let's give this show more attention, shall we?

Here's a damn solid amount of all the different kinds of media that I like to think both can definitely fit well in and could legitimately share the same universe as what is in my opinion the best children's horror anthology series of all time and one of the best horror anthologies ever made in general, R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour: The Series, which you can both read and see below for yourself right about here:

First off, here's what I mean by including the show, in my mind every episode of the entire series (at least most of them which we'll immediately get to) are all set in the same universe as each other since none of them over-step each other. However, not all of them will be for the fact that they don't fit and they suck hard in terms of quality and I've narrowed it down to five exceptions with the following reasons.....

- Red Eye, because it never lives up to its potential and has a cartoonishly written bad mother who never gets her comeuppance.

- The fucking cheese puff one, because the episode is all around trash and everyone hates this one even the creators/showrunners themselves.

- The G rated Critters rip-off, because like I said it's a shitty Critters rip-off and also has an abusive asshole father who never gets his comeuppance at all somehow.

- Mrs. Worthington, because even though it has a great performance from Margot Kidder, it never lives up to its great premise and again has an asshole mother who never gets her comeuppance.

- The leprechaun one, because it's just plain ass and AGAIN has an asshole adult (in this case, grandfather) that never gets his comeuppance.

Other than those shitty five, every. single. episode. are all set in the same universe. All of them are in the same twisted world — the Lilly D. trilogy, Scary Mary, Flight, Dreamcatcher, Creature Feature, Swarmin' Norman, the Pumpkinhead duology, Long Live Rock and Roll (AKA Doom Metal) and so on, so forth.

Also, I'm making a big deal out of the adult assholes that never get what's coming to them in a HORROR ANTHOLOGY SHOW is because in this universe we're talking about, everything is fair. Doesn't matter how old you are, your gender, your race, if you're a bad person than you end up getting what you deserve.

Second, now for the actual shared universe —

• Michael Dougherty's Trick r Treat & Krampus

• Mark Waters' The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008)

• Stephen Sommers' The Mummy (1999) & The Mummy Returns (2001)

• Steven Spielberg's Indiana Jones Series (1 - 4)

• Jeff Kline's Transformers Prime & Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising

• Troy Wagner & Joseph DeLage's Marble Hornets

• Warner Bros.' Wizarding World Series (Harry Potter 1 - 8 & Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them)

• Julius Avery's Overlord (2018)

• Matt Reeves' Let Me In (2010)

• Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man (2020)

• M.J. Bassett's Solomon Kane (2009)

• Tim Schafer's Brutal Legend

• Remedy Entertainment's Alan Wake & Control

• Andrew Stanton's John Carter (2012)

• Andrew Davis' Holes (2003)

• Gore Verbinski's Pirates Of The Caribbean Trilogy & Rango (2011)

• Jon Turteltaub's National Treasure Duology

• Joe Johnston's The Rocketeer

• John Carpenter's Big Trouble In Little China

• Brad Bird's The Incredibles

• Adam Andrewson's The Chronicles Of Narnia Duology

• David Lowery's Pete's Dragon (2016)

• Zack Snyder's Legend Of The Guardians: The Owls Of Ga'Hoole (2010)

• Travis Knight's Wildwood (2025)

&

• Jordan Peele's Get Out & Nope

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Marilyn Monroe (Norma Jeane Dougherty) par Joseph Jasgur, 1946.

[jedivoodoochile]

Norma Jeane to Marilyn Monroe 1926 - 1962. (Scroll down for 1926 - 1962)💋

1926

June 1: Birth at Los Angeles General Hospital.

June 13: Taken to live with the foster family, the Bolenders.

1933💋

Fall: Mother Gladys Baker takes Norma Jeane to live with her.

1934💋

February: Gladys Baker taken to an institution.

1935💋

June 1: Grace McKee becomes legal guardian.

September 13: Norma Jeane is left at the orphanage.

1937💋

June 26: Grace McKee takes her away from the orphanage.

1938💋

November: Goes to live with 'Aunt' Ana Lower.

1942💋

June 19: Marries James E. Dougherty.

1944💋

April: Norma Jeane starts work at the Radio Plane Munitions Factory.

1946💋

April: First National Magazine cover, in 'Family Circle'.

June 26: Photographed by David Conover for 'Yank' magazine.

July 19: First Screen-Test, for 20th Century Fox.

July 23: First Six Months studio contract, renewed in January.

July 29: First mention in a Hollywood gossip Column (Hedda Hopper).

August 2: Norma Jeane Dougherty applies to join the 'Blue Book Modeling Agency'.

September 13: Divorce granted from James E. Dougherty.

1947💋

August 25: Fox Contract not renewed for a second time.

1948💋

February: Marilyn befriends mogul Joseph M. Schenck.

March 9: Contract with Columbia Pictures.

September 8: Dropped by Columbia.

December 31: Meets agent Johnny Hyde, who indicates himself to promote her.

1949💋

May 27: Poses for photographer Tom Kelley - the nude Calendar shots.

July 24: First interview with Earl Wilson.

August 15: Starts shooting 'A Ticket To Tomahawk'.

October: Sings contract with MGM for the breakthrough role in 'The Asphalt Jungle'.

1950💋

January 5: Starts shooting 'The Fireball'.

April: Lands small but perfectly formed part in 'All About Eve'.

December 18: Johnny Hyde dies.

1951💋

March 29: Presents an Oscar at the Academy Awards ceremony.

April 18: Shooting starts on 'Love Nest'.

May 11: Latest six months contract and Fox converted to seven-year deal.

September 8: First full length national magazine feature in 'Colliers'.

1952💋

March: Marilyn and Joe DiMaggio go out on a first date.

March 13: Nude calendar story broken to public.

April 7: First 'Life' cover snapped by Phillipe Halsman.

June 1: On her birthday leans she is to be Lorelei Lee in 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes'.

August 31: Live radio debut.

September 2: Grand marshal at the Miss America pageant.

1953💋

January, 21: She becomes a star when 'Niagara' is released.

January, 26: Marilyn and Jane Russell put their hand and feet prints in wet cement. At Graumann's Chinese Theater.

September, 13: TV debut at the 'Jack Benny Show'.

November, 4: Premier of 'How To Marry a Millionaire'.

December 15: Doesn't appear for shooting of 'The Girl in Pink Tights'.

1954💋

January, 4: Suspended by Fox.

January, 14: Marriage with Joe Dimaggio in San Francisco.

February, 2: They arrive at Tokyo Airport.

February, 16: Marilyn gives 10 concert's for the American soldiers in Korea.

September, 15: The shooting for the blowing skirt scene, included in the movie 'The Seven Year Itch'.

October, 5: Marilyn divorces Joe DiMaggio.

November, 6: Hollywood party in honor of Marilyn.

1955💋

January, 7: Press conference for 'Marilyn Monroe Productions Inc.'.

January, 15: Marilyn moves to the East coast, she is also suspended by Fox.

February: She met Lee Strasberg, and joins 'The Actor Studio'.

March, 31: She appears on a pink elephant on a benefit evening in 'Madison Square Garden'.

April, 8: Live in TV program of 'Person2Person' with Edward R. Murrow.

June, 1: Premier of 'The Seven Year Itch'.

1956💋

January, 4: A new contract between Fox and MM Productions.

February, 9: Marilyn and Sir Laurence Olivier announce that they will work together in 'The Sleeping Prince'.

June, 29: She marries Arthur Miller.

July, 14: She travels to London to begin with the shooting of 'The Prince And The Showgirl'.

August: Her first miscarriage.

October, 29: She meets Queen Elizabeth.

1957💋

June, 13: Premier of 'TPATS'.

August, 1: Another miscarriage.

1958💋

August, 4: The shooting of 'Some Like It Hot' begins, until November.

December, 17: Another miscarriage.

1959💋

March, 29: Premier of 'Some Like It Hot'.

1960💋

March, 8: Golden Globe award for 'Best Actress in a Comedy', in 'Some Like It Hot'.

June, 18: The shooting of 'The Misfits' begins.

August, 26: Marilyn is admitted in the hospital, some say in was a suicide attempt.

November, 11: Marilyn announce she divorces Arthur Miller.

November, 16: Clark Gable (who worked with in 'The Misfits') died of an heart attack.

1961💋

January, 20: Divorce of Arthur Miller.

January, 31: Premier 'The Misfits'.

February, 7: She is admitted to the 'Payne Whitney Clinic' in New York.

February, 11: She is admitted to 'Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center'.

October: Meets Robert Kennedy.

November: Meets John. F. Kennedy.

1962💋

February: Moves back to Los Angeles, in Brentwood.

March, 5: She get's a Gold Globe Award for 'World Film Favorite'.

April, 23: Shooting begins for 'Something's Got To Give'.

May, 19: Sings 'Happy Birthday' to JFK in 'Madison Square Garden'.

June, 1: Last workday at Fox.

June, 7: fired by Fox.

June, 23: Rehired by Fox.

July, 20: Admitted to the 'Cedars of Lebanon Hospital'.

August, 3: She appears on the cover of 'Life'.

August, 4: The last day Marilyn Monroe was alive.

August, 5: Marilyn Monroe is found dead in bed, autopsy reveals suicide. (possible)

August, 8: Funeral in 'Westwood Memorial Park Cemetery' 🙏💐🌸⚘️💐🌸⚘️

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Can a Particle Be Neither Matter Nor Force? Get NordVPN 2Y plan + 4 months extra + up to 20Gb Saily data here ➼ https://ift.tt/h52ukC8 It’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! Check out the Space Time Merch Store https://ift.tt/W4TJPFa Sign Up on Patreon to get access to the Space Time Discord! https://ift.tt/cNJmpoR All particles belong to two large groups: fermions like protons and electrons make everything we consider "matter", while bosons like photons and gluons transmit the fundamental forces. And that about covers the universe: matter moving through space and time under the action of forces. But what if we could create particles in between these two possibilities. Physics says these neither matter nor force anyons can exist, and they may have some pretty incredible uses. They’re called anyons. PBS Member Stations rely on viewers like you. To support your local station, go to:https://ift.tt/g6LFC0m Sign up for the mailing list to get episode notifications and hear special announcements! https://ift.tt/fbUeHpv Search the Entire Space Time Library Here: https://ift.tt/0jFs1w2 Hosted by Matt O'Dowd Written by Fernando Franco Félix & Matt O'Dowd Post Production by Leonardo Scholzer, Yago Ballarini & Stephanie Faria Directed by Andrew Kornhaber Associate Producer: Bahar Gholipour Executive Producers: Eric Brown & Andrew Kornhaber Executive in Charge for PBS: Maribel Lopez Director of Programming for PBS: Gabrielle Ewing Assistant Director of Programming for PBS: John Campbell Spacetime is a production of Kornhaber Brown for PBS Digital Studios. This program is produced by Kornhaber Brown, which is solely responsible for its content. © 2024 PBS. All rights reserved. End Credits Music by J.R.S. Schattenberg: https://www.youtube.com/user/MultiDroideka Space Time Was Made Possible In Part By: Big Bang Sponsors First Principles Foundation John Sronce Bryce Fort Peter Barrett David Neumann Alexander Tamas Morgan Hough Juan Benet Vinnie Falco Mark Rosenthal Quasar Sponsors Grace Biaelcki Glenn Sugden Ethan Cohen Stephen Wilcox J. Tyacke Mark Heising Hypernova Sponsors Michael Tidwell Chris Webb David Giltinan Ivari Tölp Kenneth See Gregory Forfa Alex Kern Bradley Voorhees Scott Gorlick Paul Stehr-Green Ben Delo Scott Gray Антон Кочков Robert Ilardi John R. Slavik Donal Botkin Edmund Fokschaner Chuck Zegar Daniel Muzquiz Gamma Ray Burst Sponsors Neil Moore Robin Sur Arko Provo Mukherjee Mike Purvis Christopher Wade Anthony Crossland Grace Seraph Parliament Stephen Saslow Robert DeChellis Tomaz Lovsin Anthony Leon Leonardo Schulthais Senna Lori Ferris Dennis Van Hoof Koen Wilde Nicolas Katsantonis Joe Pavlovic Justin Lloyd Chuck Lukaszewski Cole B Combs Andrea Galvagni Jerry Thomas Nikhil Sharma John Anderson Bradley Ulis Craig Falls Kane Holbrook Ross Story Teng Guo Harsh Khandhadia Matt Quinn Michael Lev Rad Antonov Terje Vold James Trimmier Jeremy Soller Paul Wood Kent Durham Jim Bartosh John H. Austin, Jr. Diana S Faraz Khan Almog Cohen Daniel Jennings Russ Creech Jeremy Reed David Johnston Michael Barton Isaac Suttell Oliver Flanagan Bleys Goodson Mark Delagasse Mark Daniel Cohen Shane Calimlim Tybie Fitzhugh Eric Kiebler Craig Stonaha Frederic Simon John Robinson Jim Hudson Alex Gan John Funai Adrien Molyneux Bradley Jenkins Amy Hickman Vlad Shipulin Thomas Dougherty King Zeckendorff Dan Warren Joseph Salomone Patrick Sutton Julien Dubois via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26ZmKqLNSZ8

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Steadman was a competitive diver from the Los Angeles Athletic Club who joined Keystone in 1915 as one of the earliest "bathing" girls, and became a leading lady in Paramount shorts of 1917-18. Born in Monterey, California, she left Sennett for Universal Star Comedies (1919) and then joined Al Christie's studio in 1920, where she spent a number of years supporting Bobby Vernon, Jimmy Adams and Neal Burns. Steadman stayed with Christie through the early sound era.

In February 1926, while riding in a car driven by Christie to a Palm Beach, Florida boat race, Vera was slightly injured in a car accident in New Mexico in which Marie Prevost's mother Hagina was killed. Steadman married professional violinist Jack A. Taylor in 1919. They had twin daughters Frances and Marie in 1921, but tragically Frances died at six weeks of age. The couple divorced in 1923. She married sportsman Russell K. Dougherty in May 1928. On January 28, 1941, Steadman was nearly killed by a car that hit her while she was crossing the street in Beverly Hills. On November 15, 1948, Steadman married ex-jockey Joseph Milton Flynn, and in later years she served as a public relations representative for the Salvation Army until her death at 66 at St. Mary's Hospital in Long Beach, California, after a lengthy illness.

-Walker, B.E., 2010, Mack Sennett's Fun Factory, McFarland&Company, Inc., Publishers, p. 544

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Mission Prep basketball team loses to Culver City High

St. Joseph High School of Santa Maria beats Dougherty Valley of the East Bay – The Mission Prep Royals lost in the final seconds against Culver City High school Friday night in the semifinals of the regional playoffs. The final score was 52-50. That ends the Royals’ run in the Division III California State Championship playoffs. The Royals finished the season with a record of 23-10. Under coach…

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Norma Jean Dougherty (1946) photographed Joseph Jasgur

(A beautiful photo of Marilyn that I haven’t seen before.)

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Lost Classic #22

CAST A DEADLY SPELL

Dir. MARTIN CAMPBELL; Wri. JOSEPH DOUGHERTY; Music. CURT SOBEL; Starring. FRED WARD, JULIANNE MOORE, DAVID WARNER, ALEXANDRA POWERS, CLANCY BROWN, CHARLES HALLAHAN, ARNETIA WALKER, RAYMOND O’CONNOR; R.T. 96 mins; 1991, USA, TV Movie

WHAT IT’S ABOUT: In an alternate 1948 Los Angeles where everyone uses magic, private investigator Harry Philip Lovecraft (Ward) is the exception, shunning spells and talismans in favour of good old-fashioned detective work and finely-honed instinct.  His latest case may be the death of him, however, when he’s hired by rich, reclusive historian Amos Hackshaw (Warner) to find a valuable grimoire that was stolen from him – the Necronomicon …

WHY IT’S LOST: Because it was a TV movie, basically. As is, frustratingly, usually the case with TV movies from the 80s and 90s, this has largely been lost in the years since its release, despite being a modest hit at the time, garnering critical praise and raking in some prestigious TV awards – it’s built up a decent cult following (and rightly so), but you’ll still be hard-pressed to find a decent copy floating around …

WHY YOU SHOULD DISCOVER IT:  That’s a pity, because this movie is GOLD.  It’s one of the early feature-length offerings of Martin Campbell, director of big hits like The Mask of Zorro, Goldeneye and Casino Royale (as well as similarly lost sci-fi treasure No Escape, which has already featured in these very pages!), and it’s another cracker from a filmmaker with blockbuster talent to burn, a seriously fun and fascinating dark fantasy that brings a blackly comic revisionist edge to the tropes of classic noir detective thrillers.  Fred Ward is, as ever, spot-on casting as Lovecraft, bringing his winning brand of blue collar, down-at-heel underdog charm to bear throughout, and he’s ably supported by an extra-strong ensemble cast that includes beloved genre stars such as Highlander’s Clancy Brown (sleazily suave as dangerously ambitious gangster Harry Bordon) and David Warner (Tron, Time Bandits and Time After Time among MANY other favourites), and one (then) future ACE – Julianne Moore, perfectly embodying the classic femme fatale with all the subtly seductive grace that’s made her famous since – while there are fun supporting turns from Dead Poets Society’s Alexandra Powers as Hackshaw’s Lolita-esque daughter Olivia, Raymond O’Connor (The Rock, Just Like Heaven) as Bordon’s sadistic, fastidious henchman Tugwell, and Nurses star Arnetia Walker as Lovecraft’s fiery voodoo priestess landlady Hypolite Kropotkin.  Campbell shows his usual flair for action and consummate skill for wrangling top-notch turns from his cast, while there’s a simply STUNNING wealth of invention and creativity on display in the perfectly-pitched realisation of this weird, wondrous, scary and sexy skewed take on the worlds of Elmore Leonard and Raymond Chandler, thanks in no small part to a brilliant script from Emmy-winning TV writer Joseph Dougherty (Thirtysomething, Pretty Little Liars).  There’s plenty to please fans of all kinds of horror, but Lovecraft fans in particular will get a MAJOR kick out of the film’s sophisticated wander through the father of eldritch horror’s particularly twisted territory – there’s plenty of well-crafted scares and delightfully icky creatures (brought to life through some impressively physical effects – the diner-curse’s killer imp is a particularly nasty little joy), but the film never takes itself TOO seriously, revelling in its potential for cheesy kitsch with a big goofy smile on face throughout.  It’s a delightfully old-fashioned piece of work, but one which has held up EXTREMELY well over the years.  Join the cult, you won’t be disappointed.

[burningexeter]

Here's a fairly solid amount of all the different kinds of media that I think both can fit well in and could share the same universe as one of the top five greatest superhero movies ever made, Brad Bird's The Incredibles, which you can both read and see below for yourself:

• Gore Verbinski's Mouse Hunt, The Ring (2002), the Pirates Of The Caribbean Trilogy & Rango

• Jon Turteltaub's National Treasure Duology

• Andrew Davis' Holes (2003)

• David Lowery's Pete's Dragon (2016)

• Jack Clayton's Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983)

• Steven Lisberger's Tron (1982)

• Joseph Kosinski's Tron: Legacy

• Lee Unkrich & Alfred Molina's Coco (2017)

• Jared Bush & Byron Howard's Encanto (2021)

• Michael Dougherty's Trick r Treat & Krampus

• Mark Waters' The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008)

• Scott Cooper's Antlers (2021)

• Jeff Kline's Transformers: Prime & Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising

• Dan Angel & Billy Brown's R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour: The Series (every episode of the entire series except for five shitty episodes - Red Eye, Poof De Fromage, Bad Egg, Mrs. Worthington & Lotsa Luck)

• Dan Cross & David Hoge's Pair Of Kings

• Dean Parisot's Galaxy Quest (1999)

• Stephen Sommers' The Jungle Book (1994) & The Mummy (1999)

• Gareth Carrivick's Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel

• Colin Trevorrow's Safety Not Guaranteed

• HBO's Tales From The Crypt (The Man Who Was Death, And All Through The House, Dig That Cat... He's Real Gone, Only Sin Deep, Lover Come Hack To Me, Cutting Cards, The Thing From The Grave, The Sacrifice, For Cryin' Out Loud, Four-Sided Triangle, Judy, You're Not Yourself Today, Fitting Punishment, Lower Berth, Mute Witness To Murder, Television Terror, Abra Cadaver, Top Billing, Easel Kill Ya, Undertaking Palor, Deadline, Yellow, None But The Lonely Heart, On A Deadman's Chest, Beauty Rest, What's Cookin', The New Arrival, Showdown, King Of The Road, Maniac At Large, Split Personality, Strung Along, Forever Ambergris, People Who Live In Brass Hearses, Two For The Show, Well Cooked Hams, Came The Dawn, Half-Way Horrible, Only Skin Deep, The Bribe, The Assassin, Staired In Horror, Surprise Party, You, Murderer, Fatal Caper, Escape, Horror In The Night, Cold War, The Kidnapper, Report From The Grave & Confession)

• Quentin Tarantino's Tarantinoverse

• Robert Rodriguez's Rodriguezverse

• Kevin Smith's View Askewniverse

• Steven Spielberg's The Adventures Of Tintin (2011)

&

• John Carpenter's Big Trouble In Little China

In the world of The Incredibles, as long as everything remains somewhat grounded or grounded to a certain degree, pretty much anything can happen ranging from action, drama, comedy, romance, horror and adventure.

[jollyreginaldrancher]

The last one would be the conclusion to Joseph Dougherty's 1984 Paily series for me and I would check that out instantly and constantly 😤💕

The fantasy library, which would you check out?

Personally, I would really like to read the third Book of Dust novel.. You can buy a copy of this print right here

[caroleditosti]

'Chester Bailey' Starring Reed Birney and Ephraim Birney, a Must-See

Reality, fantasy, delusion, 'Chester Bailey' has it all. A must-see at Irish Rep.

(L to R): Ephraim Birney, Reed Birney in Chester Bailey at Irish Repertory Theatre (courtesy Carol Rosegg) Joseph Dougherty’s Chester Bailey is a mind-bending drama that tests our understanding of reality, as that which we apprehend with our senses. Taken to its extreme form, those whose senses have been deprived cannot know what reality is and must rely on others to interpret “the reality” of…

[themarinaalexis]

I keep seeing Emison shippers make the claim that Joseph Dougherty “hates” not only Alison’s character, but Sasha Pieterse as well. Can anyone actually produce some evidence of this? Especially concerning Sasha? Because that’s a really gross accusation to make without actual proof.

[mirandamckenni1]

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