#Eli Silverman

[vorratony]

cheapshow walkabout videos are so fun but i love when eli's just peeking over paul's shoulder like "i'm here too guys!!"

[movie-titlecards]

Ashens and the Polybius Heist (2020)

My rating: 7/10

[ssriuser]

long list of celebs who are currently or have a history of supporting israel if u see someone not on this list please add to it in the comments or tags!!

amy schumer, sacha baron cohen, selena gomez, gal gadot, fran drescher, pharrell williams, jamie lee curtis, sarah silverman, gerard butler, ashton kutcher, katharine mcphee, arnold schwarzenegger, mayim bialik, michael rapaport, floyd mayweather, seal, debra messing, josh gad, noah schnapp, jerry seinfeld, timothee chalamet, madonna, chris rock, bella thorne, adam sandler, eugene levy, james corden, courteney cox, billy porter, barbra streisand, pamela anderson jack black, isla fisher, jason sudeikis, justin timberlake, jessica biel, jon hamm, judd apatow, annabelle dexter-jones, ben stiller, chelsea handler, mandy moore, eli roth, karlie kloss, chloe fineman, natalie portman, helen mirren, michael douglas, josh peck, jason alexander, lance bass, jim gaffigan, kris jenner, florence pugh, liev schreiber, ashley tisdale, reese witherspoon, justin bieber, mila kunis, sofia richie, nina dobrev, paris jackson, rita ora, katy perry, lindsay lohan, dwayne johnson, chris pine, andy garcia, nikki glaser, zachary levi, george lopez, howie mandel, quentin tarantino, nicholas sparks, kathy griffin, heather locklear, sarah michelle gellar, andy cohen, bono, max greenfield, jennifer love hewitt, busy philipps, alison brie, sara bareilles, sarah paulson, brooklyn beckham, jk rowling, patton oswalt, lebron james, jon voight, ellen degeneres, kim karshian, khloe kardashian, demi lovato, slyvester stallone, jessie j, addison rae, jon bon jovi, sharon osbourne, neil patrick harris

[star--nymph]

for the record now that the public tide is changing and people can see the mask fall off of Israel, it shouldn't be forgotten that at the start of this, there was an open letter from Hollywood supporting is Israel

and when things do change, and history looks back on this as the genocidal massacre it was, these people will try to make you forget what they did and said. They will delete the Instagram posts with Israel's flag or try to spin it that they didn't know, but don't you dare forget this.

don't you LET these people forget that on October 12th, they told us they stood with Israel and for the attack on innocent Palestine lives:

Who are the celebrities supporting Israel during the war?

700 Notable Hollywood Figures Sign Open Letter in Support of Israel

Israel Under Attack- Open Letter

Celebrities Supporting Israel During the War

Gal Gadot Madonna Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Natalie Portman Andy Cohen Jamie Lee Curtis Debra Messing Amy Schumer Sarah Silverman Kris Jenner Mindy Kaling Meghan McCain Josh Gad Selma Blair Seth Meyers B.J. Novak Prince William Kate Middleton Meghan Markle Prince Harry Kylie Jenner Kris Jenner Khloé Kardashian Kourtney Kardashian Kim Kardashian Wilmer Valderrama Chrissy Teigen Eli Roth Sacha Baron Cohen Tom Brady LeBron James Ariana DeBose J.K. Rowling Noah Schnapp Reese Witherspoon Jerry Seinfeld Mark Hamill Sarah Silverman Michael Rapaport Zackary Levi Mandy Moore Josh Peck Billy Porter Simu Liu Nicholas Sparks Chris Pine George Lopez Jason Alexander Helen Mirren Andy Garcia Tracey-Ann Oberman Bella Thorne Emmanuelle Chriqui Howie Mandel Neil Gaiman

(all these names are public knowledge and can be verified in the links above or on their social media accounts)

[kwebtv]

Skokie - CBS - November 17, 1981

Drama (based on fact)

Running Time: 125 minutes

Stars:

Danny Kaye as Max Feldman

John Rubinstein as Herb Lewisohn

Carl Reiner as Abbot Rosen

Kim Hunter as Bertha Feldman

Eli Wallach as Bert Silverman

Brian Dennehy as Chief Arthur Buchanan

George Dzundza as Frank Collin

Ed Flanders as Mayor Albert J. Smith

Charles Levin as Rabbi Steinberg

Stephen D. Newman as Aryeh Neier

James Sutorius as David Hamlin

Lee Strasberg as Morton Wiesman

Marin Kanter as Janet Feldman

David Hurst as Sol Goldstein

One of Danny Kaye's last performances. His dramatic portrayal of a Holocaust survivor received much acclaim.

[lensman-arms-race]

Skibidi RPF crossover brainrot

I've been listening to a lot of Cheapshow and listening to/watching a lot of Beardyman lately.

Cheapshow is my favourite podcast (well, it's the only one I listen to) - it's hosted by 2 guys (Eli Silverman and Paul Gannon) who ostensibly are there to review cheap snacks and charity shop finds, but every episode quickly descends into mad nonsense. Listening to Cheapshow while having my usual Skibidi Toilet brainrot has made me imagine Eli and Paul living in the post-apocalyptic landscape, and still making and broadcasting their podcasts for any other human survivors who might still be out there. The podcast's slogan is "Finding the treasure amongst the trash", which in my opinion is fitting for a setting in which people eke out a living from ruins. I like to imagine them finding packs of preserved snacks and reviewing those, in between making sarcastic comments about the toilets and the hardwares.

One of the recurring lines in the podcast is 'go round here, come round there, go round there, come round here' (which Eli and Paul say to each other in much the same vein as the Chuckle Brothers say 'to me, to you'). I think of that line every time I see TV-units teleport - they have 'go round here, come round there' powers!

(Also, if Eli got turned into a skibidi, the podcast would probably remain largely unchanged because the amount of mouth-nonsense coming from him would be the same as it ever was.)

Beardyman is a comedian/beatboxer who works with loopstations (he even made his own custom one called a Beardytron). His schtick is that he composes and performs music on the spot made of his own vocal samples, and he uses audience participation a lot - such as asking the audience to shout out genres and he'll mash them together, or asking for suggestions for noises to put in or themes for songs.

I'd like to see a character like that who roams the ruins and 'collabs' with feral skibidis in that way - i.e. they hold out a mic to record some skibidi gibberish and cut that up into loops and make a little tune out of it (before finishing off the song by flushing the skibidi). Also, they could hold out a Tenori-on to intercept a skibidi coming into bite them, and then make some music out of the pattern of switches that the skibidi's face-imprint made.

[cnnewsworld]

Alex Désert18-07-1968

Alex Désert (born July 18, 1968) is a Haitian-American actor and musician most known for his roles in the TV series The Flash, Becker, and Boy Meets World.

He is also a founding member of Los Angeles-based ska band Hepcat. His first strong television presence was on a controversial CBS program entitled TV 101 where he co-starred with friend Matt LeBlanc.

From 1990 to 1991, he played police lab scientist Julio Mendez alongside John Wesley Shipp in CBS' superhero TV series based on DC Comics' The Flash. In 1992 he starred in the short lived Fox series the The Heights. From 1995 to 1996 Désert played Eli Williams on the hit TV show Boy Meets World From 1998 until 2004, he played the role of Jake Malinak, the blind magazine stand owner, on the American sitcom Becker alongside Ted Danson. As a film actor he appeared in PCU with Jeremy Piven and Jon Favreau.

He also appeared in Swingers with Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau, where he made famous the line "This place is dead anyway." He also had a small part as the character Louis in High Fidelity in 2000. Désert also appeared in Sarah Silverman's The Great Schlep web advertisement, which encouraged young Jews to drive to Florida and convince their Jewish grandparents to support Barack Obama in the 2008 U.S.

presidential election. He also appeared in Let It Shine. In 2009, he provided the voice for Col. Nick Fury in an episode of Wolverine and the X-Men. In early 2010 he starred in the film Lego: The Adventures of Clutch Powers and Lego Clutch Powers: Bad Hair Day.

In late 2010, he reprised the role for the animated series, Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and his father Jack Fury. Later in 2009 he also made an appearance on the t.v.

show, House.

He played a claustrophobic patient at a mental hospital in the episode "Broken" during the sixth season. In 2011, Désert starred as Wise in the YouTube web series The LeBrons. Désert has lent his voice to various Video Games in his career, including Crystal Dynamic's Tomb Raider: Legend (as "Zip"), Tomb Raider: Underworld, Splinter Cell: Double Agent and Scarface: The World is Yours.

He portrayed the auto-tuned pimp Zimos in the 2011 THQ release, Saints Row: The Third. In 2012, Désert co-starred as Levi in Disney's Let It Shine. In 2013, Désert reprised his role as Zimos in Saints Row IV DLC.

[vorratony]

[americanahighways]

Song Premiere: Lillian Leadbetter "State of Romance”

Song Premiere: Lillian Leadbetter "State of Romance” @trillian @mcguckinpr #stateofromance #americanamusic @melissalclarke #newmusic2023

Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Lillian Leadbetter’s song “State of Romance” from her forthcoming album.  The album was produced by Eli Gold; engineered by Dan Rome; mixed by Sebastian Sesame and Lillian; and recorded at Future Fields in Burlington Vermont.  It was mastered by Alan Silverman.  Lillian Leadbetter was the executive producer and also did the photography and cover…

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[alexis-dot-com]

SNIFF SONIC’S RINGS

[starbug]

Barshens: Don’t Laugh Challenge #2  February 9th, 2018  The Barshens crew attempt the Don’t Laugh Challenge again. 

[motioncitysoundtrack]

Saving for a Custom Van is out now! It’s a compilation honoring Adam Schlesinger and his musical genius. We covered Fountain Of Wayne’s A Dip In The Ocean. This is also the first new tune (even though it’s a cover) the five of us have put out since 2012. We recorded our various parts in our homes and had our good friend (and Adam’s) Eli Janney mix the tune. Eli and Adam produced half of Even If It Kills Me back in the early part of ‘07. We thought this would be fitting. There were many tears, but there was also some healing. Thanks to Father Daughter Records and Wax Nine for making it happen. Check it out exclusively on Bandcamp! 100% of the sales goes to Musicares COVID-19 relief fund https://fdrecords.co/saving-for-a-custom-van

[thehundreds]

Our The Hundreds X XLARGE lookbook was shot simultaneously by the XLARGE Japan crew and the The Hundreds team in both Tokyo and the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles where the original XLARGE storefront was located from 1991 to 2013.

“While most of streetwear today is fixated on luxury and high fashion, when it comes to The Hundreds design, I’ve always looked the other way—towards workwear. Yes, there’s a proletariat reasoning there. I want our brand to speak to everyone, not just the elite. But, also, if you break L.A. street style down to its bare elements, you’ll find traces of workwear, surplus, and swap meet fashion in its bloodstream. Brands like Dickies, Carhartt, and Ben Davis uniformed the trade industries throughout the 20th century. They were adopted in the early 1990s by Californian skateboarders, b-boys, and graffiti artists who were drawn to workwear's simplicity and durability. It’s workwear's no-frills nature that jives with LA’s diversity and casual composure.

The original XLARGE store in Los Feliz may not have invented the utilitarian style, but it aggregated and curated traditional workwear in a new context. In the early 1990s, Eli Bonerz, Adam Silverman, and XLARGE's face Mike D of the Beastie Boys introduced a new dialect to underground fashion. XLARGE diverged from West Coast surf and East Coast urban with boxy graphic T-shirts and sarcastic parodies. Their store’s in-house label eventually transcended Vermont Ave. and pioneered a new wave of American street fashion whose effects are felt within The Hundreds today. If it weren’t for XLARGE, there wouldn’t be a The Hundreds. Fact! So, this is our Thank You to Eli, Adam, and Mike for laying down the beats. This is The Hundreds and XLARGE.” -BOBBY HUNDREDS

[crookedlovesfilm]

🌟Underrated Comedies☠️

Tropic Thunder

| dir. Ben Stiller

A movie about the filming of a movie is the best description in a nutshell. One of Ben Stillers best comedies. It’s a parody on Hollywood, actors, and blockbuster war movies all wrapped up in a perfect little bow.

Tucker and Dale vs. Evil

| dir. Eli Craig

The perfect never judge a book by its cover story. A surprising fresh twist on the horror genre. It’s just flat out funny and endearing to watch.

Kingpin

| dir. Peter Farrelly and Bobby Farrelly

A classic in my book, especially starring acting veterans, Bill Murray and Woody Harrelson.

Saving Silverman

| dir. Dennis Dugan

You’ve got Jack Black and Steve Zahn, both hilarious and charismatic actors on their own but together boom greatness. It’s a little gem within the vast amounts of cheesy comedies that came out in the 2000s.

Role Models

| dir. David Wain

A hilarious movie that has heart and maybe grown men playing reenactments...

Due Date

| dir. Todd Phillips

A hilarious duo between Zach Galifianakis and Robert Downey jr.

Land of the Lost

| dir. Brad Silberling

You got comedic legend Danny Mcbride who’s been in Pineapple Express, Eastbound and Down, Tropic Thunder, This is the end. Added on you got SNL alumni Will Ferrell with an ensemble of movies like Step Brothers, Nice Guys, Blades of Glory and Old School. You can’t get better really.