Steven Rosenthal

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Award-shunning editor of television comedies Jury Dury, Desus and Mero, The President Show, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and other unbridled tomfoolery. Stevenrosenthal.net

A photoshopped "fact" on film directing. Featuring a picture of Michael Mann surrounded by inserts of Pacino and DeNiro from the movie "Heat." The text reads, "Michael Mann shot the diner scene in Heat only once. Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino were played by Muppets and later replaced with Footage of Rick Baker and Doug Jones in Prosthetic Makeup. All Practical Effects. No CGI. Please, I'm begging you. Stop sharing obvious bullshit on the internet."
Still from the animated version of the 2000 Year Old Man.
The Vanity Fair photo of Marco Rubio staring at his shoes in front of a blank, oddly yellowish wall. The title "Backrooms" and the A24 logo are visible.
Screenshot from James Comey's seashell indictment: "In violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 875(e). FORFEITURE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all right, title and interest in the property described herein is subject to forfeiture.:
Overhead photo of two streets in Times Square filled with protestors.
A promotional graphic for the "No Kings Flagship Rally" held at the Minnesota State Capitol. It features images of speakers and performers, including Maggie Rogers, Jane Fonda, Tim Walz, Bernie Sanders, and Joan Baez, alongside event details.
a photo of a nokings flyer pinned up on a grocery store bulletin board.
A close up of Don Draper giving the "carousel" speech from the pilot of "Mad Men."
The @dril corncob tweet. "im not owned! im not owned!!", i continue to insist as i slowly shrink and transform into a corn cob 8:20 PM - 10 Nov 2011
Quilty talking with Humbert in Kubrick's Lolita. Quilty is saying "It would be great for two normal guys like us to get together and talk about world events - you know, in a normal sort of way."
A email from the Epstein files. From: Sent: To: Subject: Peggy Siegal l Thursday, May 17, 2012 3:08 PM jeevacation@gmail.com l Re: Cannes Sitting next to Brett Ratner...he produced Woody's 3 hour documentary that =ust was shown at Cannes. We are about to see Roman Polanski documentary. =Brett says hi and he loves you!
In an NYC candlelight vigil, someone holds up a colorful with the IATSE 700 logo that reads “Union strong”
According to The Wall Street Journal, the first lady kept roughly 70 percent of the licensing fee, $28 million, herself. And, technically, there is nothing illegal about that. "The First Lady is, for ethical purposes, considered to be a private citizen, and so the conflicts of interest statutes, the regulations for other executive branch employees, simply don't apply," says Don Fox, the former acting director of the U.S. office of government ethics, who worked under Presidents George Bush and Barack Obama.
Armed MAGA protesters on the steps of the Ohio statehouse.
Social media post from the White House with a dark, just flat-out sinister image of RFKj with meme font saying “WE ARE ENDING THE WAR ON PROTEIN”
Meme from the film Glass Onion. The character on the left appears frustrated, saying, "It's so dumb." The character on the right responds enthusiastically with, "It's so dumb, it's brilliant!" First character responds “No, it’s just dumb!”
The ad for the Free Press debate on “Does America Need God? Steven Pinker vs Ross Douthat
Poster is mostly dark with blue highlights. Has a photo of Todd Glass performing and a few musicians. Text reads: 25 of today's best comedy minds have lent their names to this show and invite you to experience... TODD GLASS THE EVENT OF A LIFETIME A masterclass in elevating STAND-UP COMEDY Los Angeles Times The Second City NEW YORK COMEDY FESTIVAL NOV 7-16 BROUGHT TO YOU BY... JOHN MULANEY • JUDD APATOW • JOEL KIM BOOSTER • COLIN QUINN • RORY SCOVEL ANDY FRASCO • SARAH SILVERMAN • STEVEN WRIGHT • DANIEL TOSH • GARY GULMAN JIMMY KIMMEL • REGGIE WATTS • KATE BERLANT • RON FUNCHES • RONNY CHIENG JON HAMM • DAVID SPADE • BRIDGET EVERETT • TIG NOTARO • MARIA BAMFORD SARAH SHERMAN • MICHAEL LONGFELLOW • DAVID CROSS • JIM GAFFIGAN BOB ODENKIRK • PATTON OSWALT
Text reads: BROUGHT TO YOU BY... JOHN MULANEY • JUDD APATOW • JOEL KIM BOOSTER • COLIN QUINN • RORY SCOVEL ANDY FRASCO • SARAH SILVERMAN • STEVEN WRIGHT • DANIEL TOSH • GARY GULMAN JIMMY KIMMEL • REGGIE WATTS • KATE BERLANT • RON FUNCHES • RONNY CHIENG JON HAMM • DAVID SPADE • BRIDGET EVERETT • TIG NOTARO • MARIA BAMFORD SARAH SHERMAN • MICHAEL LONGFELLOW • DAVID CROSS • JIM GAFFIGAN BOB ODENKIRK • PATTON OSWALT
Entry from Grokipedia. Grokipedia vo1 = Jury Duty (2023 television series) Jury Duty is an American mockumentary comedy series that documents a simulated jury trial from the perspective of Ronald Gladden, the sole unaware participant selected via a real jury summons in Los Angeles. 14] All other jurors, the judge, attorneys, witnesses, and court staff are actors portraying roles in a fabricated case involving a tech CEO suing an individual for damaging a smartphone prototype by spilling coffee on it during a flight.
A Twitter post from @NYPDNews. “The majority of the No Kings protests have dispersed at this time and all traffic closures have been lifted. We had more than 100,000 people across all five boroughs peacefully exercising their first amendment rights and the NYPD made zero protest-related arrests.” 3:27 PM • 10/18/25 • 75K Views
A screenshot of Bluesky’s “muted words” page in settings. “cbsnews.com” is typed in and the duration is marked “forever. “
A still of Ned Beatty giving Beale his famous speech in the film “Network.”
Screen shot of a post from @realDonald Trump says I love the smell of deportations in the morning...' Chicago about to find out why it's called the Department of WAR. A ridiculous AI photo shows Trump portraying the over-the-top amoral warmonger Col Kilgore from Apocalypse Now, complete with a caption that reads Chipocaylpse Now.
A tweet of mine from March 25, 2020 reads "It never would have occurred to me growing up that one day Paul Stanley would be a better role model for public health than the President of the United States."
A Photoshopped mockup of a scene from The Shining at the Sphere. As Nicholson sticks his head in the door to say "Here's Johnny!", the frame has been extended to make his head tiny at the bottom of the frame, which is now filled with mostly distorted bathroom doors.
A Photoshopped mockup of a scene from The Shining at the Sphere. As Nicholson sticks his head in the door to say "Here's Johnny!", the frame has been extended to make his head tiny at the bottom of the frame, which is now filled with mostly distorted bathroom doors.
Screenshot of an old tweet from Ben Mankiewicz. Responding a variety headline noting that several Oscar categories will be awarded off the air, he tweets “I know people are upset but name one movie where music or film editing made a difference?”
Screen shot of a paragraph from the article “But Parker and Stone's long history of making fun of earnestness in many ways makes them the ideal delivery system for an episode like this. Colbert was canceled because the president has thin skin and despises anyone who tells jokes about him, but Colbert was also preaching to the converted. That it was South Park bringing this savagery — not just making fun of Trump, but being so blunt and unsparing in its critique of him - is going to have far more impact, and get more attention, than a famously and unabashedly liberal TV host saying the same things. (Though I doubt any of the current late-night shows would have given us a talking, googly-eyed phallus.)”
The Adobe Premiere Pro icon. The letters "Pr" in purple on a dark blue background
Screenshot of Ross Douthat asking Peter Thiel a question. The shot is zoomed in on the graphic “Ross Douthat Opinion Columnist” and the caption reads “You would prefer the human race to endure, right?”
Large Marge from “Pee Wee Herman’s Big Adventure”
Screenshot of NY post article. Headline reads: Billionaire John Catsimatidis threatens to close Gristedes chain if socialist Zohran Mamdani elected NYC mayor Gristedes
A man at the #nokings protest holding a sign saying “Happy Birthday Asshole”
Robert Mitchum displaying his “love” tattoo on his knuckles from the film “Night of the Hunter.” Above the word “love” are letters for MS13 badly photoshopped in black.
A faceless robot wearing a bow tie and a cowboy hat is pouring a beer.
The April 19th protest in midtown, several thousand people marching with protest signs in front of the NY public library
The omnipotent boy from "The Twilight Zone" episode "It's a Good Life" points ominously at somone.
A kid holds a handwritten sign that says “Elon can oligargle deez nuts.”
A kid holds a handwritten protest sign that says “Elon can oligargle deez nuts.”
Protestors in front of NYC’s 5th ave library.
A still from Star Wars "A New Hope". Darth Vader points accusingly at Princess Leia. The caption reads "I want to know what happened to the plans I accidentally sent you in the group chat"
Mockup of Tesla's proposed Santa Monica diner. A neon sign on the roof says "MILLIWAYS."
Screenshot from an article in The Atlantic. Text reads: "Oscar campaigns tend to be carefully controlled endeavors, and Netflix, Emilia Pérez's distributor in the United States, has one of the most experienced awards-strategy teams in Hollywood."
Screen shot reads “Many Twitter refugees made a good choice in migrating from Musk's X to Bluesky, carving out a new online space that is inhospitable to bigoted debate bros and time-wasting trolls. But in their enemies' absence, many of these Left-leaning posters have just reverted to dunking on each other, preferring the catharsis of sectarian conflict over the hard work of organizing.”
A screenshot from an article reads: "Scott's Oscar rejection was due to his belief that his performance should not be compared to others. Per Sportskeeda, Scott referred to the Oscars as "a two-hour meat parade, a public display with contrived suspense for economic reasons" and he believed that every performance was unique and shouldn't be judged by others. His Oscar was eventually donated to the George C. Marshall Foundation Library at Virginia Military"
Text excerpt reads “On a somewhat different issue, it became clear to me that the management I was dealing with didn't understand the difference between having an opinion and having an informed, factually sourced opinion.”
A screenshot of wikipedia. “Musk responded on Twitter by stating, "The 'everyone is Hitler' attack is sooo tired",[601] but did not explicitly deny the claims.[602]
poster for cunk on life (2024). a woman stands with her arms crossed in front of a stylised model of the earth.
An image of gritty, masculine white text on a back background. The text, in all capital letters, reads "fact checks don't care about your feelings."
A still from “Fight Club” of the Narrator and Tyler Durden on a bus. The Narrator is labeled as”Elon Musk” and Tyler Durden is labeled as “Adrian Dittmann.”
The image features a split design: the top half shows a crowd holding signs that read "MASS DEPORTATION NOW!" at a political event. The bottom half depicts the Mitchell and Webb meme with a character in a Nazi SS uniform asking, "Are we the baddies?”
A black plaque with the message "THE FUTURE IS STUPID." in raised silver letters, mounted on a light-colored wall
Still from the end of Buckaroo Bonzai: Across the 8th Dimension.
A photo of Time Magazine’s 1938 Man of the Year cover featuring Adolph Hitler.