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Supporters of Creative Community For Peace Open Letter (Support of Israel) - Part 1/2

The letter condemns the Supernova Music Festival attack on Oct 7, but fails to mention Palestinian civilians, then states:

"As Israel takes the necessary steps to defend its citizens in the coming days and weeks, social media will be overrun by an orchestrated misinformation campaign spearheaded by Iran."

see full letter (x)

Supporters:

Ari Ingel, Executive Director, Creative Community For Peace

Aaron Bay-Schuck, CEO/Co-Chairman, Warner Records

Brad Ableson, Animation Director, Illumination

Natalie Abrams, Co-EP

Deeba Abrishamchi, Senior Manager, A&R, Universal Music Publishing Group

Jason Adelman, VP, Brand Innovators Labs

Orly Adelson, Former President of ITV Studios, America

Marty Adelstein, CEO, Tomorrow Studios

Ali Adler, Producer

Ben Adler, Musician

Rachel Adler, Agent, CAA

Dan Ahdoot, Comedian

Jason Alexander, Actor/Director

Sasha Alexander-Ponti, Actress/ Director, The Ponti Company

Karen Allen, Actor/Director, Blue Willow Productions Inc.

Dan Aloni, Partner, WME

Kayla Alpert, Writer

Cindy Ambers, Co-Owner, Art/Work Entertainment

Leon Angel, Joint Head of Football, CAA Base Limited

Dennis Arfa, Chairman, IAG Music, Independent Artist Group

Jarred Arfa, EVP and Head of Music, Independent Artist Group

Taryn Ariel, Agent

Antonina Armato, Founder, Heroine Music Group

Jeff Astrof, Showrunner, Warner Brothers

Liz Astrof, Writer/Producer, 20th Century/Disney

Eve Attermann, Literary Agent, WME

Michael Auerbach, Partner, Jackoway Austen

Nate Auerbach, Partner, Versus Creative

Karl Austen, Attorney, Jackoway Austen

Meredith Averill, TV Writer/Showrunner,

Shahar Avnet, Creative Director & Founder, SHAHAR AVNET

Asi Azar, TV Host, Keshet

Irving Azoff, Chairman, Full Stop Management

Ivor Baddiel, Scriptwriter and Author

Gary Barber, CEO, Spyglass Media

Moshe Barkat, CEO, ColorTime, LLC.

Eve Barlow, Music Journalist

Jonathan Barnett, Chairman, CAA Stellar

Romi Barta, Writer

Jonathan Baruch, Partner, Rain

Richard Baskind, Partner & Head of Music, Simons Muirhead & Burton

Lance Bass, Music Artist

Neal Batra, President, Tradition Pictures

Brian Baumgartner, Actor

Jaime Becker, Writer/producer

M. Becker

Matt Earl Beesley, Director/Producer, This Much Films

Idan Ben abou, Football Agent, ISCOUT LTD

Karyn Ben-Gal, A&R Coordinator, Disney Music Publishing

Aton Ben-Horin, VP of Global A&R, Atlantic Records Group

Rachel Bendavid, Head of Scripted Programming, BBC Studios/Lionsgate Partnership

Pablo Bendersky, Producer/Artist

Steven Bensusan, President, Blue Note Entertainment Group

Ram Bergman, Producer, T-Street

Adam Berkowitz, Founder and President, Lenore Entertainment Group

Jim Berkus, Chairman of the Board of Directors, UTA

Jordan Berkus, Talent Agent, UTA

Greg Berlanti, Writer/Director/Producer, Berlanti Productions

Gail Berman, CEO, The Jackal Group

Luc Bernard, Director, Voices of the Forgotten

TJ Bernardy, Talent Agent, WME

Carolyn Bernstein, Exec VP, National Geographic

Jeff Bernstein, Partner & Board Member, Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein

Heather Besignano, CEO & Founder, ICON PR

Mayim Bialik, Actor/Host/Author

Sharon Bialy, Co-Owner of Bialy/Thomas Casting, Bialy/Thomas & Associates

Matthew Bierman, Producer

Allison Binder, Partner, Goodman Genow Schenkman Smelkinson & Christopher

Joshua P. Binder, Partner, Rotherberg, Mohr, and Binder LLP

Neil Blair, Partner, The Blair Partnership

Rachel Bloom, Writer

Doug Blu, Commercial Dept, Eris Talent Agency

Robyn Bluestone, Talent Manager, Robyn Bluestone Management

Steven Blume, COO, Content Partners LLC

Sawyer Bock, Coordinator, Elevate Entertainment

Evan Bogart, Songwriter & CEO, Seeker Music

Laura Bonner, Partner, WME

Michael Borkow, Writer/Producer, Tinder Hill Productions, Inc.

Betsy Borns, Television Writer/Producer

David Bradley, Partner, WME

Alan Braun, Agent, CAA

Dan Brecher, Principal/Owner, Rothman Brecher Ehrich Livingston

Chris Bremner, Screenwriter, Unknown Quantity

Tor Breon, Music Agent, WME

Theodore Bressman, Screenwriter

Josh Brill, Writer/Producer

Karen Brodkin Watson, EVP, Endeavor

Aline Brosh McKenna, Writer/Director/Producer

Brantley Brown, Talent Representative, Authentic Talent and Literary Management

Amy Brownstein, Founder, PRStudio

Ashley Brucks, President of Screen Gems, Sony

AJ Buckley, Artist

Mitch Bukhar, Talent Agent, CAA

Danny Burstein, Actor

Joannie Burstein Besser, Owner/Manager, Burstein Company

David Byrnes, Partner, Ziffren Brittenham LLP

Omri Caaspi, Former Professional Basketball Player

Ryan Cabrera, Musician

Trey Callaway, Television Showrunner

Bryan Carmel, Independent Producer, The Very Specific Corporation

Tia Carrere, Actress

Madeline Carver, Account Service Representative, Vevo

Markell Casey, Music Executive

Nir Caspi, Partner, Non-Scripted TV, WME

Daniela Cassorla, Associate, Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks, PC

Jennifer Cecil, Writer/Producer

Jared Ceizler, Talent Manager, MGMT Entertainment

Brian Celler, Founder, Bravo Charlie Management

Pamela Charbit, A&R Manager, Atlantic Records

Olivier Chastan, Founder & CEO, Iconoclast

Cliff Chenfeld, Co-Founder, Razor & Tie

Ted Chervin, Agent, CAA

Emmanuelle Chriqui, Actor

Jeffrey Ciabattari, Talent Manager

Patrick Clifton, Writer, Promise & Potential

Andrew Cohan, Co-Founder/C.E.O., ACI Licensing LLC

Ayala Cohen, Talent Agent, CAA

Etan Cohen, Writer/Director

Joe Cohen, Agent, CAA

Alex Cole, President, Elevate Entertainment

Lindsay Conner, Partner, O’Melveny & Myers

Henrietta Conrad, CEO, The Optimism Company

Lionel Conway, SVP, BMG

Adam Cooper, Partner, Jackoway Austen, et al.

Leanne Coronel, President, The Coronel Group

Raye Cosbert, Managing Director, Metropolis Music

Ben Cosgrove, CEO, Leviathan Productions

Cassidy Crosby, Associate Manager of Marketing, Vevo

Jamie Lee Curtis, Actress

R.J. Cutler, Filmmaker, This Machine

Avi Dahan, Attorney, Boyarski Fritz LLP

Ian Daly, Head of Brand Strategy, Live Nation

Hannah Damico, Junior Designer, Vevo

Greg Daniels, Writer

Dani Darling, Entertainment Attorney, LaPolt Law

Ben Davis, Partner, Co-Head of Digital, WME

Doug Davis, The Davis Firm

Mitch Davis, Concert Promoter, The Artist Partnership

Taylor Dayne, Artist

Danielle Del, Partner, D2 Management

Jamie Denbo, Co-EP Grey’s Anatomy, ABC/Disney

David DeSantos, CEO, Cottonwood Productions

Meredith DeSantos, Writer/Producer

Josh Deutsch, Chairman/CEO, Premier Music Group

Ken Deutsch, Global Co-Chair, Entertainment and Media Group, Paul Hastings LLP

Vikram Dhawer, Partner, Authentic Talent & Literary Management

Avi Diamond, Director, Film & TV Licensing, Warner Music Canada

Michael Diamond, Talent Manager/Partner, MGMT Entertainment

Jessica DiBiase, Talent Agent, CAA

Lucy Dickins, Global Head of Music and Touring, WME

David DiGilio, Showrunner/Executive Producer, THE TERMINAL LIST – Amazon Prime

Kosha Dillz, Artist, Rapper

Matt Dines, Producer

Lee Dinstman, Partner, IAG

Brian Dobbins, Co-CEO, Artists First

Efrat Dor, Actor

Joella Dorenbaum, Talent Agent, CAA

Craig Dorfman, Partner/Manager, Three Six Zero

Rick Dorfman, Partner/Head of Comedy & Development, Authentic Talent & Literary Management

Michael Douglas, Actor/Producer

David Draiman, Frontman of the band Disturbed

Bill Duffy, Head of Basketball, WME Sports

Alex Edelman, Comedian/Writer

Julian Edelman, Co-Founder, Coast Productions

Scott Edelman, Senior Partner, Gibson Dunn

Lisa Edelstein, Actor

Jason Egenberg, CEO/Producer, Tiny Riot Entertainment

Jon Ehrlich, Founder/Composer, Qwire

Matthew Einstein, CEO, Tradition Pictures

Jessica Elbaum, Producer, Gloria Sanchez productions

Natasha Elie, Marketing Assistant, Atlantic Records

Talya Elitzer, Co-Founder, Godmode Music

Andy Elkin, Agent, CAA

Craig Emanuel, Partner, Entertainment & Media, Paul Hastings

Robert Emmer, Founding Partner, Shout! Factory

Alexandra Emmerman, Agent, CAA

Hannah Epstein, Agent, CAA

Dan Erlij, Partner, Co-Head of TV Lit, UTA

Ingrid Escajeda, Showrunner/EP

Henry Eshelman, Managing Director, PMG: Platform Media Group

Nancy Etz, Agent, CAA

Ikenna Ezeh, Partner, WME

Ron Fair, Record Producer & CEO, Faircraft Inc.

Veronica Falcón, Actor

Donny Farber, Dan Farber

Sharon Farber, Composer, Soaring Taurus, LLC

James Farrell, Agent, WME

Daniel Federman, Owner, Maccabi Tel-Aviv

Oded Fehr, Actor

Erik Feig, Founder/CEO, PICTURESTART

Jaime Feld, Talent Agent, CAA

James Feldman, Partner, Lichter Grossman Nichols Adler Feldman & Clark

Josh Feldman, Head of Film and Television, Altar Rock Pictures

Katie Feldman, Publicist

Ryan Feldman, Partner, WME

Patti Felker, Partner, Felker Toczek Suddleson Abramson McGinnis Ryan LLP

Jacob Fenton, Partner, UTA

Ken Fermaglich, Partner, UTA

Hannah Fidell, Filmmaker

Tommy Finkelstein, Head of Business Affairs, General Counsel, Independent Artist Group

Dylan First, Agent, WME

Bradley Fischer, Producer

Alexis Fisher, CEO, Timeline Management

Scott Fisher, Select Management Group

Seth Fisher, Showrunner

David Fishof, Producer and Music Executive

Wayne Fitterman, Talent Agent, WME

Carlos Fleming, Partner, WME

Josh Fluxgold, Founder and President, ONEWAY.

Beau Flynn, Producer, FlynnPictureCo

Erica Forster, Entertainment Attorney

Gary Foster, Principal, Krasnoff Foster Productions

Lauren Fox, TV Literary Agent, CAA

Sarah Francus, Manager, Roc Nation

Etan Frankel, Writer

Ashley Franklin, Partner/Talent Manager, Thruline Entertainment

Jordan Frazes, Founder, Frazes Creative

Bryan Freedman, Founding Partner, Freedman, Taitelman + Cooley

Jeffrey Freedman

Jessica Freedman, Singer, SAG-AFTRA

Jay Jay French, French Management, Twisted Sister

Geordie Frey, Owner, GEF Entertainment

Michael Fricklas

Stuart Fried, Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks

Jody Friedericks, Executive Creative Director, 160over90

Adam Friedman, Executive, CAA

Adina Friedman, President, Friends at Work Management

Daryl Friedman, Former Chief Advocacy & Industry Relations Officer, The Recording Academy

Stephen Fry, Actor/Writer

Antoine Fuqua, Producer/Director

Bryan Furst, Producer

Sean Furst, Producer, Global Position Studios

Gal Gadot, Actress, Producer, Pilot Wave

Alex Gansa, Writer/Producer, Gansa Films Inc.

Siri Garber, CEO & Founder, Platform Public Relations

Andy Garcia, Actor

Risa Bramon Garcia, Casting Director, Teacher, Director, The BGB Studio

David Gardner, President, Artists First

Jeremy Garelick, Founder / Owner, American High

Bruce Garfield, Executive Director, Columbus Music Commission

Spencer Garrett, Actor

Nancy Gates, Partner, UTA

Willie Gault, Retired NFL Player

Andrew Genger, Manager, Red Light Management

Paul George, Manager, Podwall Entertainment

David Gersh, Co-President Gersh Agency, Gersh Agency

Gary Gersh, President, Global Touring, A.E.G.

Jody Gerson, Chairman and CEO, Universal Music Publishing Group

Risa Gertner, Agent, CAA

Pete Giberga, President, AWAL

Jill Gillett, Agent, WME

Gary Ginsberg, Senior VP, SoftBank Group Corp.

Joyce Giraud, Actress/Model

Fran Glasenberg, Foundation Executive, CAA

Nikki Glaser, Comedian

Patricia L. Glaser, Partner, Glaser Wei Fink Howard Jordan & Shapiro

Daniel Glass, Founder/ CEO, Glassnote Records

Karen Glauber, President, HITS Magazine

David Glick, Founder & CEO, Edge Group

Joshua Glick, Manager

Jonathan Glickman, Founder, Panoramic Media Company

Jordan Glickson, VP, Music & Talent, Vevo

Mark Goffman, Executive Producer, Off The Cliff Entertainment

Ross Golan, Songwriter, Unknown Music Publishing

Elon Gold, Comedian/Actor

Hannah Gold, VP Marketing, Interscope Records

Judy Gold, Comedian, Actor, Writer

Andrew Goldberg, Writer/Producer

Dana Goldberg, Chief Creative Officer, Skydance

Saul Goldberg, Agent, CAA

Tracey Goldblum, VP commercials, KMR

Tony Goldring, Agent, WME

Alistair Goldsmith, President, Chosen Music

Lindy Goldstein, Producer, Lindy Goldstein Productions

Michal Goldstein, Co-President, Basset Hound Distribution

Michael Goldwasser, President/Co-Founder, Easy Star Records

Nichole Gomez, Agent, Eris Talent Agency

Adrianne Gonzalez, Owner, BYAGINC

Alissa Goodman, Manager, Authentic Talent & Literary Management

Brandon Goodman, Co-Founder / Co-Owner, Best Friends Music

Howard Gordon, Writer/EP

Jonathan Gordon, CEO, 1916 Enterprises LLC

Michael Gordon, Partner, CAA

Jeff Gorin, Partner/Talent Agent, WME

Hildy Gottlieb, Agent in MP Talent, CAA

Karen Gottlieb, Partner, Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks, P.C.

Andrew Gould, Music Executive

David Graber, SVP, Content Licensing, Warner Brothers Discovery

Jessica Graboff, Agent, CAA

Marc Graboff, Consultant

Nicholas Grad, President, FX Entertainment

Cary Granat, Co-Founder and Partner, Destiny Media, EMH Media

Jack Dylan Grazer, Actor, JDG Creative Services

Michael Green, Writer

Roger Green, Partner, WME

Trudy Green, Trudy Green Management/HK

Alison Greenberg, Author and screenwriter,

Scott Greenberg, Partner, LBI

Stacy Greenberg, Head of Scripted, US, Merman

Steve Greenberg, Founder and President, S-Curve Records

Ava Greenfield, Scripted TV Agent, CAA

Josh Greenstein, President Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group

Dan Gregor, Writer

Adam Griffin, Manager, Vault Entertainment

Iris Grossman, Partner, Echo Lake Entertainment

Jonathan Grossman, Coordinator, Elevate Entertainment

Lynn Grossman, CEO, Secret Road

Jeremy Gruber, Friends at Work, Head of Artist Marketing

Tony Guanci, Chairman, EDGEOUT

Marc Guggenheim, Writer/Producer

Gary Gulman, Comedian/Writer

Julie Gurovitsch, Music Producer, The Tonight Show

Paul Haas, Partner, WME

Michael Hackman, CEO, Hackman Capital Partners

Amanda Hacohen, Agent, WME

Amir Haddad, Singer Songwriter, Warner Music France

Shirley Halperin, Editor-in-Chief, Los Angeles Magazine

Marilou Hamill

Mark Hamill, Actor

Alicia Hannah-Kim, Actor

Amy B. Harris, Writer/Producer

Lynn Harris, Producer/Partner, 6th & Idaho

Ronnie Harris, Partner, Harris & Trotter LLP

Ashley Harrison, Agent, CAA

Jo Hart, Founder, Hart Media

Becky Hartman Edwards, Writer/Producer, Two in A Tub Productions

Ryan Hayden, Partner, UTA

Josh Heald, Writer/Producer

Patricia Heaton, Actress/Producer, FourBoysEntertainment

Julianne Heitzer, Attorney, Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein

Scott Henderson, Partner, WME

Karen Hermelin, EVP, Marketing, Strategy & Insights, Paramount Pictures

Peter Hess, Co-Head, CAA Commercials Endorsements

Stephen Hill, Actor

Avi Hirshbein, A&R Coordinator, Electric Feel Ent.

Beth Holden-Garland, Manager, Authentic

Shawn Holiday, Full Stop Management

Laura Holstein, Producer

Billy Hopkins, Casting Director, Hopkins Ingram Casting

Matthew Horowitz, Agent, CAA

Samuel Horowitz, Television/Film Writer

Chris Horsman, Talent Agent, CAA

Allison Howard, Talent Agent, WME

Andrew Howard, Attorney, Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein

Linda Edell Howard, Attorney, Novick Law

Lindsay Howard Parker, EVP, Head of Scripted Literary, Independent Artist Group

David Hunt, Founder, FourBoys Entertainment

Michelle Hurd, Actor and Activist

Jon Hurwitz, Showrunner

Richard “BournRich” Ingram, Artist/Creative Director

Susana Ivanir, Executive, CAA

Basil Iwanyk, Producer, Thunder Road Films

Chukwudi Iwuji, Actor

Levi Jackson, Agent, WME

Mara Jacobs, Producer

Neil Jacobson, Founder of Hallwood Media

Chris Jacquemin, Partner, WME

Jonathan Jakubowicz, Writer & Director, Epicentral Studios

Tim James, Co-Founder, Rock Mafia

Maxwell Jenkins, Actor

Raymond Jimenez, Talent Manager, Zero Gravity Management

Brandt Joel, Agent, WME

Douglas Johnson, Agent, CAA

Jasmine Joseph-Danielpour, Manager

Nancy Josephson, Partner, WME

Al Joyner, Former Olympian

Brooke Jung, Talent Agent, WME

Heather Kadin, President, Scripted TV Range Studios, Range Media Partners

Rachel Kalban, Children’s Television Producer

Rachel Kaplan, Producer, Absecon Entertainment

Marisa Kapust, Attorney, Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein

Dorian Karchmar, Agent and Partner, WME

Mike Karz, Partner, Gulfstream Pictures

Zach Katz, President and COO, FaZe Clan

Ryan Kavanaugh, Founder, Proxima

Stephen Kay, General Counsel, Roku, Inc.

Jonathan Kellerman, Novelist

Cari Kenny, Talent Agent, Eris Talent Agency

Lee Kern, Writer

Craig Kestel, Partner, WME

Ilan Kidron, Artist & Musician

April King, Talent Agent, WME

Russell King, Director, King Law Firm

Melanie Kirschbaum, Writer/Co-EP

David Kissinger, CEO, DK Media

Dana Klein, Writer/Creator, Can’t Get Five Productions

Jenny Klein, Writer

Lance Klein, Partner, WME

Barbie Kligman, Writer/Producer

Scott Kluge, President, Tremendous Entertainment

Zachary Knighton, Actor, Independent

Amanda Kogan, Agent, The Gersh Agency

Keetgi Kogan Steinberg, Writer/Producer

Blair Kohan, Board Member/Partner, UTA

Jenji Kohan, Writer/Producer/Showrunner, Tilted Productions

Ben Kohn, CEO, Playboy

Courtney Kohn

Marc Korman, Agent, WME

Barry Kotler, Agent, CAA

Steve Kram, CEO, Content Partners LLC

Ynon Kreiz, Chairman and CEO, Mattel, Inc.

Rick Krim, CEO, Krim Music + Media

Erik Kritzer, Owner/Partner, Link Entertainment

Josh Kurfirst, Music Agent, WME

Andrew Kurland, Talent Agent, CAA

Michelle Kydd, Chief Innovation Officer, CAA

Stephanie LaFera, Head of Electronic, WME

Angela LaFever, Management, Independent

Ricki Lake, Television Host/Actress

Evan Lamberg, President, North America, Universal Music Publishing

Amy Landecker, Actress

John Landgraf, CEO, FX Networks

Gabz Landman, VP, A&R, Warner Records

Sherry Lansing, Former CEO, Paramount Pictures/Founder, The Sherry Lansing Foundation

Dina LaPolt, Entertainment Attorney, LaPolt Law, PC

Estelle Lasher, President, Lasher Group

Sanaz Lavaedian, SVP of Music, MOCEAN

Inbar Lavi, President, Tuna Productions

Dennis Lavinthal, Owner, Hits magazine

Adam Leber, Founder, REBEL

Jared LeBoff, Producer, Marc Platt Productions

Sara Leeb, Agent, CAA

Michelle Leibel, Writer/Producer, One Trick Pony Productions

Doron Leidner, Football Player, Olympiacos

Carol Leifer, Comedian/Writer

Jeffrey Lenkov, Attorney

Peter Lenkov, Writer

Eli Leonard, Comedian/Writer/Actor

Gerri Leonard, Partner, Leonard Business Management, Inc.

Greg Lessans, Weed Road Pictures

Colin Lester OBE, Founder/Chairman, JEM Music Group

David Leventhal, Business Manager, Citrin Cooperman

Arielle Lever, Agent, CAA

Zachary Levi, Actor

Ben Levine, Partner, Link Entertainment

Michael Levine, Co-head, CAA Sports, Creative Artist Agency

Ashley Levinson, Producer

Steve Levitan, Writer/EP

Alexandra Levy, Writer

David Levy, Partner, WME Entertainment

David Levy, Founder and CEO, Back Nine Ventures

Marcus Levy, Agent, WME

Richard B. Levy, Managing Director, Executive Talent Management, P.C.

Michelle Lewis, Executive Director/Songwriter, SONA

Micha Liberman, President, Mind Meld Arts

Chuck Liddell, UFC Hall of Famer

Marc Lieberman, President, Above Average Productions

Sean Liebowitz, Agent, CAA

Sydney Lipsitz, Chief of Staff, CAA

Cory Litwin, Managing Partner, Music, Range Media Partners

Steve Lobel, CEO, LMG

Jonathan Lomma, Lawyer, WME

Alexandria Longo, Director of PR/Publicist, Blended Strategy Group

David Lonner, CEO, The David Lonner Co.

Jonathan Lonner, Partner, Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks, P.C.

George Lopez, Comedian/Actor

Amy Lord, CEO, Eris Talent Agency

Dean Lorey, Showrunner

Bryan Lourd, CEO, CAA

Richard Lovett, Co-Chairman, CAA

Doug Lucterhand, Agent

Kris Lythgoe, TV Producer

Nigel Lythgoe, President, Nigel Lythgoe Productions

Meghan Mackenzie, Agent, WME

Ben Maddahi, SVP A&R, Columbia Records + President, Unrestricted Publishing & Mgmt

Allysa Mahler, Partner, WME

Melissa Malkin, Literary Manager, BEP

Howie Mandel, Comedian

Jamie Mandelbaum, Co-President, Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein

Chris Mann, Singer/Actor

Gabriel Mann, Composer/Producer

Daniel March, Managing Partner, Dynamic Television

Vanessa Marcil, Actress

Deborah Marcus, Executive, CAA

Ashlee Margolis, Founder, The A List

Susan Markheim, Full Stop Mgt., The Azoff Company

Rob Markus, Talent Agent, WME

Orly Marley, President, Tuff Gong Worldwide

Ziggy Marley, Musician

Rebecca Marlis, VP, Publicity, Interscope Records

Ori Marmur, VP, Original Studio Film, Netflix

Chris Marrs, Writer / Producer

Sarah Martin, Senior Legal Counsel EMEA, WME

John Mass, President, Content Partners, LLC

Nancy Matalon, VP of A&R, Spirit Music Group

Andrew Mathes, Partner, WME

Austin Matloff, Coordinator, Broadway Video

Arielle Matza, Associate Attorney, Grubman Shire Meiselas & Sacks, P.C.

Haim Mazar, President, Haim Mazar Music, LLC

David Mazouz, Actor

Rebecca Mazouz, Assistant, Plan C Productions

Michel J. Mazouz MD, Physician

Paul McCrane, Actor

Judith McCreary, Executive Producer, Griot, Inc

Allison McGregor, Agent, CAA

Deborah McIntosh, Agent, WME

Michael McKean, Actor

AJ McLean, Music Artist, Backstreet Boys

David McMillan, TV writer/producer

Barry McPherson, Partner/Executive VP of Talent, IAG

Brian Medavoy, Partner, More Medavoy Management

William Mercer, Partner, Thruline Entertainment

Debra Messing, Actor

Tom Miceli, Agent, WME

Adam Milch, Writer/Producer

Daniel Miller, President, Ironbound Films, Inc.

Rina Mimoun, Warner Brothers

Arika Mittman, Showrunner/Executive Producer

Mike Mizanin, WWE Personality

Alfred Molina, Actor

Jordana Mollick, President and Co-Founder, Semi-Formal Productions

Carolyn Moneta, Partner, WME

Tony Morales, Composer

Erwin More, Founding Partner, More/Medavoy Management

Jessica Morgulis, Talent Manager, Authentic

Marcy Morris, Attorney, Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein

Rob Morrow, Actor

Meg Mortimer, Partner and Manager, Authentic Talent and Literary Management

Michele Mulrooney, Partner, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Ryan Murphy, Writer/Director/Producer

Talia Myers, Agent, UTA

DJ Nash, Creator/Executive Producer, A Million Little Things

Chen Neeman, Songwriter, Chen Neeman Music

Brie Neimand, SVP Current, Cable and Streaming, CBS Studios

Noah Nelson, Writer, Gumballs and Stickers

Paul Nelson, Manager, Mosaic

Lauren Neustadter, President, Film & TV, Hello Sunshine

Eric Newman, Film and TV Producer

Robert Newman, Agent, WME

Alan Nierob, Chairman, Entertainment, RCPMK

Amaury Nolasco, Actor

Sharona Nomder, Morse Artists

Howard Nuchow, Co-Head, CAA Sports

Lisa Nupoff, Manager, IMIN Music

Annette O’Toole, Actress,

Mike O’Malley, Actor/Writer

Tracy-Ann Oberman, Actress

Julie Oh, Film Producer, OhCo

Michael Ohoven, Producer, CEO, Infinity Media

Peter Oillataguerre, Head of Production

Jim Osborne, CEO, Independent Artist Group

Sharon Osbourne

Claudia Oshry, Comedian and Podcast Host

Scott Packman, Founder and Managing Member, SSP Partners LLC

Jaime Paglia, Writer/Producer/Director, Two Joes Entertainment

Richard Palmese, President, Palmese Entertsinment

Lucienne Papon, EVP, Creative Affairs, ITV Studios

Renee Pappas, Consultant, Heritage Auctions

Joshua Pasch, Manager, Authentic Talent & Literary Management

Jared Paul, Founder, Faculty

Josh Peck, Actor

Shauna Perlman, Talent Agent, CAA

Numa Perrier, Filmmaker

Sara Pervil, Business Affairs Executive, CAA

Jack Peterson, Assistant, 3 Arts Entertainment

Andrea Pett, Talent Manager, BEP

Mekhi Phifer, Actor

Brian Pianko, Head Of Creative Advertising, Paramount Pictures

Chris Pine, Actor

Naomi Pitt, Front Office Coordinator

Jeremy Piven, Comedian/Actor

Jonah Platt, Actor/Jewish Advocate

Wendy Plaut, SVP, Paramount

Eric Podwall, President, Podwall Entertainment

Margrit Polak, President, Anne Frank LA/President Margrit Polak Management

Daria Polatin, Showrunner/Executive Producer, 1001 Pictures

Alissa Pollack, EVP, Global Music Marketing, iHeartMedia

Billy Porter, Artist, INCOGNEGRO

Cami Potter, TV Talent, CAA

Dani Potter, TV Scripted Partner, WME

Ava Poulson, London Mailroom, WME

Monique Powell, Sole Owner, Lead Entertainer, Save Ferris

Mike Praw, Entertainment Executive

Dawn Prestwich, Writer/Showrunner

Rhonda Price, Manager Partner, The Gersh Agency

Bryan Rabin, President/Founder, Bryan Rabin Inc

Sylvie Rabineau, Co-Head, Book to Film/TV, WME

Gideon Raff, Writer Director

Jazmin Rangel, Director of VO, Eris Talent Agency

Ross Raphael, Partner, WME

Ellen Rapoport, Writer/Producer/Director

Ron Rappaport, Writer/Executive Producer, That’s A Rapp Productions

Ron Rauch, VFX Editor, HBO Max

Adam Reed, Actor

Dani Reis, Manager, Friends at Work Nashville

Remedy, Artist

David Renzer, Chairman & Co-Founder of CCFP & Former Chairman/CEO, Universal Music Publishing

Peter Riegert, Actor

Seth Robbins, Actor

Sebastian Roché, Actor

Hanna Rochelle, Founder, Purple Productions LLC

Rich Rogers

Samantha Ronson, DJ/Songwriter

Dan Rosen, President, Warner Music Australasia

Rick Rosen, Co-Founder, Endeavor

Michael Rosenbaum, Actor

Erez Rosenberg, Partner, Jackoway Austen Tyerman Wertheimer Mandelbaum Morris Bernstein Trattner & Klein

Julie Rosenberg, Account Manager, Vevo

Melissa Rosenfield, Founder, IFP Communications

Shep Rosenman, Lawyer, RLG LLP

Philip Rosenthal, Writer/Producer

Shani Rosenzweig, Partner & Talent Agent, UTA

Claudia Rosha, Marketing Manager, Atlantic Records

Jeffrey Ross, Comedian/Actor

Sydney Ross, Script Coordinator, Hulu

Michael Rotenberg, Partner, 3 Arts Entertainment

Eli Roth, Director

Harrison Rothman, Manager, Elevate Entertainment

Robert Rothman, Managing Partner, Rothman Brecher Ehrich Livingston

Kate Rothschild, Artist Manager, Roc Nation

Amanda Rovitz, Manager, 1916 Management

Autumn Rowe, Singer/Songwriter

Mike Royce, TV Writer/Producer, Snowpants Productions

Olivia Rudensky, CEO, fanmade

Josh Rudnick, Talent Manager/Producer, Mosaic

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Case Histories - Chapter Ten

An AU Andy Barber fic (based on BBC’s ‘The Split’)

Previous Chapter Here / Masterlist Here

Series Synopsis: A talented small-town family lawyer, Grace Atherton, gets the opportunity of a lifetime when she is offered a job at prestigious Boston law firm, Rothman and Hale. She decides to give up the relative comfort and ease of her current working situation in favour of following a dream she’s had since she was a young law grad, to the detriment of her family life and marriage. She soon comes into contact with old mentor and one-time flame, Andy Barber. As gifted as he is handsome, it becomes clear he’s been keeping an eye on her burgeoning career from afar. Just how much will this decision cost her?

Chapter Warnings: Strong language

CHAPTER TEN

Grace anxiously tapped her fingernails against the light grey countertop as she waited for her coffee to brew. It seemed to be taking forever. It was either that or the morning was going by extremely slowly.

She absent-mindedly stared out through the kitchen’s glass doors and into their neat back garden. Flecks of sunshine peeked through the branches of the grand cherry blossom tree that was a continuous source of pocket money for Sam given how often he had to brush up the delicate petals from the ground. It was a very pretty scene and one she savoured enjoying by herself over a glass of wine whilst sitting on the couch swing. So peaceful. She couldn’t remember the last time she had done so actually, nor when she last allowed herself to enjoy a novel or a magazine.

It was beautifully warm and bright for this time of the year, what with Fall being just around the corner, but it suddenly felt much colder inside. Dan shuffled into the kitchen and dropped his work bag on the counter surface in front of where Grace stood. She heaved a frustrated sigh but couldn’t quite meet his eye.

“Can you not leave that there? You’ll drip oil everywhere.” She complained quietly under her breath so as not to start an immediate fight. There was little effort in her tone, though. She knew he would most likely ignore her request.

He glanced at her while snapping his apple watch strap back around his wrist. An aggravated mutter followed that she couldn’t quite make out and Grace wondered how many petulant children she actually had in the house at the present time.

“Working late again?” Was all he gave her.

“No, not tonight. I’ll try to get away early so we can get that pizza with Sam. I think he said his friend might stay for tea as well so it’ll save us cooking something.” She responded, fingering a chipped nail that had been irritating her for the past ten minutes.

“Well, don’t worry about it on my account.”

And with that, Dan grabbed his bag, strode out of kitchen, and out of the front door. Grace heard it slam shut but remained where she was, unsure of whether she had missed parts of a conversation. It wasn’t so much the quietness or the brooding that Dan was partial to from time to time; it was more the unwillingness to make an effort to rectify things. That old adage of ‘never going to sleep on an argument’ didn’t seem to land with him. But at this moment in time, as she poured the coffee with one hand and picked up her mobile phone with the other, she actually preferred him being out of the house. She could breathe at last. Peace and quiet was so hard to come by these days, she enjoyed these few minutes she got alone at the start of the day even if it only came off the back of a nagging fall-out.

“You’re late.” Andy teased, leaning in to her office a few minutes after she’d arrived later that same morning. He instantly regretted his joke when he was met by her rather muted expression. “Oh. Everything OK?”

“Yeh, it’s fine.” She said, half smiling. She shoved something into her desk drawer a little too harshly. She didn’t intend to come across troubled; it was just unfolding that way, it seemed.

The drawer closed shaking her computer screen a little. He could almost feel the vibration from where he was stood. Andy quickly looked behind him into the corridor and, when noticing no one was in the nearby vicinity, he closed her office door behind him.

“OK and how about now?” He asked, sterner this time but trying not to sound like he was in boss mode. He shoved his hands in his trouser pockets and raised his brow inquisitively at her.

She toyed with the idea of telling him everything from the night before, thought about getting it all out in the open, but ultimately thought better of it. Not everything needed to be made light of and she would rather not discuss the ins and outs of her marriage with a man she’d only recently slept with.

“It’s nothing. Honest. It’s just some silly stuff.” She placed her hands on her hips and scanned her eyes over the blank surface of her desk.

“Well, it’s not silly if it’s making you grouchy.”

“Grouchy?!” She repeated at him.

“Yes.” He nodded boldly, doubling down on his deduction. He moved to sit in the leather chair opposite her desk and had no trouble making himself comfortable safe in the knowledge that Grace would much rather he left her alone altogether. He somewhat savoured knowing he was pissing her off a little. “You can be one hell of a grump when you want to be.”

Her mouth hung open unsure of a comeback but he just smirked back at her. She was dumbstruck by his comment but too tired to argue back, especially after realising he wasn’t going anywhere fast.

“Liv split from her boyfriend yesterday.” She surrendered with a sigh. “She’s really upset about it and thinks the entire world is ending of course. Why are you nodding?”

Andy looked up at her across the desk and smiled sympathetically, almost laughing.

“’Cos she’s fifteen, Gracie, of course she’s gonna think the sky’s fallen in. That’s only natural, right? So I’ve heard.”

“And how do you know? When was the last time you encountered a fifteen-year-old kid?”

His smile was tighter now but he knew he was right.

“I wouldn’t say she was a “kid” kid, but…” He trailed off but stopped that train of thought when he saw how unappreciated it was with Grace. “First boyfriend, I take it?”

Grace couldn’t believe he had hit the nail on the head on his first try. She also couldn’t believe she was about to get relationship advice from Andrew fucking Barber, a man who has likely been a “Dylan” at least several times in his own teenage life. “Dylan” was probably his go-to speed even as an adult, and that thought bothered her more than it should.

“Yes. He said they were going in different directions.” She said, finger-quoting around her words.

“Different directions? I mean, I know I said they weren’t exactly kids but jeez. He’s still only fifteen, right?” He asked incredulously. “That’s a new one. I might have to steal it.”

The appalled look Grace gave him would have made him laugh in any other circumstance but this was her child after all. Her eldest child. Her only daughter. Maybe now wasn’t the right time to poke the bear.

“Look, boys that age are kinda dicks.” He continued, leaning forward in the chair. “Their minds aren’t developed enough yet to focus on one thing at a time so their attention starts shooting off in different directions. It’s friends, sports, girlfriends, possibly studies somewhere in there as well you’d hope, but not always in that order.”

She softened a little at his words and he hoped he was making some minor difference to her worries.

“But girls…” He continued. “Girls are far smarter and savvier. They run rings around us half the time. And they can focus on one thing, something that’s really important to them, like a boyfriend.”

“So, you think she should wear this like a badge of honour? That she’s hurting because she’s emotionally mature?”

He couldn’t answer that truthfully.

“I’m just sayin’, I think she’s gonna be OK. And he’ll probably end up regretting it. You know, when he sees her blossom without him.”

“Blossom?” she asked, chuckling a little.

“I don’t know, it sounded alright. Thrive, maybe? Is that less weird?”

She smiled at him as she mused on his words. If she was honest with herself, she appreciated him sitting down and saying all these things. What he was saying made some sense. It was just a shame it wasn’t a conversation she could have had with Dan.

“When did you become such a romantic?” she asked him.

He smiled warmly at her. “What can I say? You bring it out of me.”

He watched her as she looked away from him and something in that moment, something in her head evidently told her to turn her computer screen on so she could begin her day. He would have stayed there for hours just looking at her if it wouldn’t put her off or if he was invisible, but he knew when he was outstaying his welcome.

“Are you gonna be OK?” He asked, tentatively hoping she’d ask him to stay a bit longer. “You can go home if you’d rather work there?”

“No, that’s not necessary. I’m fine.” She nods and he sees her shoulders relax. She smiles up at him as he reluctantly gets up from his chair. “Thank you, Andy.”

He reaches his hand across the desk and gently places it on top of hers. “You know where I am.”

“Hey, Grace…?” Evie breezes in through the office door without knocking but stops abruptly when she spies Andy. “Oh, sorry Andy, I didn’t know you were in here. Should I come back later?”

“No, no it’s fine.” Grace slides her hand out from underneath his and turns to face her. “What’s up?”

“I’ll get going.” Andy says quietly to Grace before nodding a smile towards Evie and leaving the office.

Evie remained frozen to the spot a second longer after watching Andy walk out, and wasn’t sure if she could proceed with caution. Grace looked quite tired, more tired than usual. She noticed small details in people and the blueish hue underneath her eyes became a giveaway.

“I can come back, it’s not urgent.” Evie spoke, thumbing backwards towards her desk.

“Don’t worry, it’s all good. What’s up?”

“OK, well, this arrived for your yesterday afternoon but it was late coming up from the post room.” Evie approached Grace’s desk and placed a neatly wrapped package in front of her. “I think it might be from Doreen McArthur.”

Grace looked confused as she picked up the small rectangular box Evie had just put down. Her address was very neatly written out on a white label, and the wrapping paper was a little too decorative for it to contain something pertaining to a case file. It was clearly a gift of some kind or something more trivial.

“How can you tell?”

“I notice things.” Evie answered rather proudly before quickly clearing her throat. “I mean, that’s to say I have a good eye for small details. I definitely remember her handwriting. Even at the time, I remembered thinking it looked like calligraphy. Very beautiful.”

“Oh yeh, you’re probably right.” Grace remembered the same thing and began opening the sides that had been stuck down with precision and some silver sticky tape.

“I’ll, er, leave you to it.” Evie smiled and began walking away from her. A moment passed and she stopped just inside the doorway. “Grace?”

Grace looked up from what she was doing and spied a hopeful-looking Evie.

“Um, just in case it’s useful or anything, if there’s any problem at all, I’m a pretty good ear.” Evie offered, carefully. “If you ever need one that is.”

Grace liked Evie a lot and thought very highly of her, but she wasn’t sure how to react to that. Evie seemed to have moved from looking vaguely hopeful to appearing more uncertain of whether she has just overstepped an invisible line. Grace’s response would need to be a positive one even if Evie’s offer came a little out of left-field.

“Thanks Evie.” Grace smiled encouragingly. “I really appreciate that.”

“You’re welcome.” Grace’s non-committal seemed to do the trick. “I just know how hectic this place can be sometimes and I think it’s good to check in with people every once in a while. Maybe we could have a drink one evening soon?”

“Er, yeh, that would be lovely.”

“Great! Well, a few of us get together at the end of every month or so, so I’ll make sure to check back in with you to see if you’re free? Get a night off from the kids.”

Grace smiled again. “Sounds great.”

Evie tapped her manicured fingernails musically against the doorframe, looking rather pleased with herself, before leaving Grace’s vision entirely. Grace, left with disbelief but not an altogether unfriendly feeling, returned her attentions back to the package in her hands and continued to peel away the tape holding it all together.

It took longer than she imagined but finally she was met with a thin white box covered by a small handwritten postcard that displayed the image of a yacht. It looked like one of those photographs wealthy people turned into cards at Christmas time or for some other important occasion. She squinted at the writing on the side of the boat and made out the name ‘Freedom’. Amused, she turned the card over.

Dear Grace, I hope this finds you well! I am loving life down under but was struck with a feeling that this could not have been possible without you. This in no way covers the gratitude I feel but I hope this reaches you and finds you happy and well in life. It is far too short after all. With love, Doreen x

Grace didn’t think she could grin any wider than she already was but she somehow found a way. Doreen didn’t strike her as a sailing enthusiast but she had obviously learned some new skills in the time since they had last spoken. Knowing the lady as fleetingly as she did, that fact wouldn’t surprise her one bit.

She removed the lid from the box and found inside a fridge magnet shaped like a boomerang. She held it up in front of her and burst out laughing before quickly biting her bottom lip hard as she tried to quieten herself down lest people nearby thought she was having some kind of a breakdown.

“Whatever is yours will always come back.”

The words on the underside of the magnet, painted in a vibrant yellow and steeling focus over the other, smaller patterns that adorned it, were likely a reference to her ex-husband and the fresh, new-born feeling of independence she was now living. She was relaxed and she was happy. She was living the same life she had wanted for herself all those years ago. No barriers; no one telling her otherwise. Grace honestly couldn’t be happier for her. Doreen was living and breathing proof that while sometimes changes in life could be harsh and destructive, life often had a funny way of working itself out.

Andy scanned through the same dozen or so pages in the pre-hearing he had found left on his desk that afternoon. Jack had helpfully scribbled a post-it note and left it on top of the distressed leather folder asking for Andy to take a look over some of the smaller details. He was still none the wiser, however. Jack’s writing was so horrific, he couldn’t work out if he was favouring the owner or the employee.

Andy theorised he could assess how stressed-out Jack felt by how cursive his writing became. The more joined-up and chaotic it looked (sometimes two or three whole words were sandwiched together), the more irritated he was likely feeling. Andy recognised the same trait in himself. He managed to work himself out of the bad habit some years earlier, though, when a former assistant couldn’t read his notes and sent a document to the wrong Court House. Rookie mistake, Andy remembered; he wouldn’t make the same one again.

He reclined into his chair and let out the tension he had been feeling in his shoulders of late. Even late-night basketball wasn’t enough to calm his nerves these days and that usually did the trick. Sex also had a tendency to work satisfyingly well for him but, well, he was struggling to focus on anyone else right now.

He looked out of the closed glass door that shielded him and saw a few people milling around looking varying degrees of busy and harassed. Beyond the group that had congregated besides the watercooler and a few interns frantically making notes as they tried to keep up with a Researcher, there was a young girl that stood out from the crowd. She was familiar to him but he definitely hadn’t met her before.

He stared at her for a few moments, taking in the long, curly brown hair that had been casually flicked over the top of her head, and the recognisably anxious demeanour of the toe-tapping against the hardwood floor. She looked up from where she was sat waiting and glanced at every stranger who strode by her. She was invisible to almost everyone.

“It’s Liv, right?” Andy asked as he got closer to her.

She was taken aback by the tall man who appeared out of nowhere and was making conversation with her. She nodded shyly and he reciprocated in acknowledgement.

“You waiting for your mom?”

“Yeh.” She answered quietly and Andy could tell she knew she was not an expected party to Grace’s afternoon. “The lady said she’d track her down for me.”

Andy followed Liv’s eye-line and landed upon Evie stood at the front desk, phone glued to her ear, obviously trying to do that very thing

He returned his attention back to Liv, still tapping the toe of her flat shoe on the floor, completely oblivious she was doing it.

“Why don’t I show you to her office. You can wait in there if you’d like? It’ll be loads quieter than waiting out here.” He half smiled, hoping he wasn’t coming over as weird.

He seemed to have succeeded as far as he could tell. He didn’t know for sure; he didn’t know many teenagers except the few that belonged to some older pals but it wasn’t like he was babysitting them every weekend, getting an insight into their mindsets. Shit, did teenagers even need babysitters these days? He didn’t have one when he was her age but, then again, his childhood wasn’t exactly one to be used for the textbooks.

Liv followed him into the office.

“Woah….” She breathed out, eyes wide open in a mix of surprise and awe, he figured. “This is so cool.”

He watched her stride over to the window. OK, he though; he could sustain a short conversation about the views if that covered him until Grace came back. She had to be around here somewhere.

“Yeh, quite a view, huh?” He agreed, hands in both pockets as he casually walked over towards where she had paused in front of the window. “You see that tall spire over there? That’s part of Fenway.”

A grin covers her face, crinkling at the corners of her eyes, just like her mom.

“And that small brown brick building over on this side? Just behind the billboard?” He continues. “Apparently, that is where you lived when you were first born.”

“How do you know that?” She asked, suddenly turning to him. Her brow furrowed in puzzlement.

“Your mom talks about you all the time!”

“Really?”

“Yeh! You’re like the coolest person she knows. She’s always raving about you and your brother. About how smart you are and stuff that she learns from you.” He keeps looking out of the window. Liv turns back to the window but doesn’t say anything else. “I’m Andy by the way.”

“Hi.” She says quietly, amiably. “Are you her boss?”

He smirks a little and tilts his head from side to side as he ponders his answer.

“Sort of, but, she kinda bosses me around most of the time.” He jokes. “Don’t tell her I said that, though. I need to maintain some semblance looking like I’m in charge ‘round here.”

Liv laughed brightly and Andy is relieved to see that he might be coming off as a decent grown-up. He had never been this nervous meeting other people before. His oft-relaxed disposition was one of his strongest characteristics, but it was definitely feeling like an effort right now.

They stayed standing in silence as they took in the view, Liv appearing to be entranced by everything she was seeing in front of her and from this height. She asked about a couple of different places, and they poked fun at the man on the ground outside who found himself in the rather unfortunate position of running too fast before slipping up and landing on his back in a manner that would not look out of place in a Laurel and Hardy film.

Just as he was about to locate part of the Law School he and Grace had attended, she entered the office.

“Hey Livvie…” She said, anxiously. She glanced between her daughter and Andy, not expecting to see either of them in her office. He could tell she felt wary about them meeting like this. “Everything alright?”

“Yeh, just feeling a bit sick.” Liv answered and walked towards where her mom was stood. “I think I have a headache as well.”

“I’ll, er, leave you guys to it. Nice meeting you, Liv.” He wandered out of the office, smiling at both of them as he passed by.

“You too, Andy!”

Grace knew she meant it; Liv didn’t like just anyone. It often took some effort in that respect and as she got older, Grace accepted that she had inherited her father’s aloofness. She was hoping she might grow out of it by college.

“Have you been here long?” Grace had to steal herself from inquiring about what she and Andy had or had not been talking about while she’d been gone, but Liv appeared quite cool.

“No, not long.” Liv replied, taking a seat on the bench in the corner of the office. Grace sat down beside her and stroked some hair away from her face, tucking it gently behind her ear.

“Is it Dylan? Has he said something to you?”

“No,” Liv replied, sorrowfully. “I was just not feeling great so I thought I’d come here and wait for you to finish.” Liv explained, hoping her mom wouldn’t be annoyed with her for doing so.

What if they had been talking about her??

“I might be a little while longer, though? I’ve got a couple of calls to chase up on.” Grace looked frantically around her office in the hope that an idea would spring into her mind that could solve all their problems. “But why don’t I show you the kitchen? It’s quiet and there’s some comfy chairs in there. You could maybe try and do some of your homework?”

“Um, yeh, OK.” Liv turned to smile at her mom. “I have some reading, I think.”

Grace didn’t really want to shunt her daughter off to a corner of an unfamiliar building, not when she was clearly upset and possibly unwell. Liv was doing the same thing she did, trying to minimise her disappointment in an attempt to alleviate the feelings of the other person. She got that from her own mother and honestly, it was the fucking worst.

“Unless…” Grace had the bones of an idea. “You wanna help with some filing?”

Liv smiled brighter at that suggestion and nodded eagerly at her mom, obviously wanting to stay close by her.

Grace slapped her hands on her thighs, purposefully and a little proud of herself. She stood up from where she was sat and walked over to her desk.

“OK, well, how do you feel about colour-coding some reference folders? I have a hundred different coloured pens in one of these drawers here…” She proceeded to open and close them one by one before locating the transparent plastic tub that was buried at the back of the deeper, bottom drawer. “Here we go. On the top page, it’ll say which law it concerns and it’d be good to group things together under subject headings for future reference.”

Liv seemed surprisingly entertained by this idea and she gladly took the box from her mom’s hands and sat in the chair on the other side of the desk. She took each thin folder, one at a time, and began scanning the details. Nothing was confidential, thankfully, as the cases were all public knowledge and often used in textbooks for the next generation of lawyers to work from. But Grace would be a lying if she didn’t hope some keen academic interest would spring from this afternoon’s activities.

Grace wasn’t too bothered if Liv didn’t get through that many; she herself enjoyed a quiet hour with her highlighter pens from time to time. It was nice just to sit in the peace and quiet that befell them both.

“He seems nice by the way.” Liv spoke up after a few minutes of silence, not looking up from the single file currently in her lap. “Andy.”

Grace looked at the daughter. “Yeh, he’s a good guy. He’s a good boss.”

“I think he likes you.”

“What?”

“Andy? I think he fancies you.” Liv giggled to herself. It was the silence that followed that caused her to finally make eye contact with her mom before rolling her eyes. “I’m kidding!”

“Oh, right, I was gonna say…” Grace sighed in deeper relief than she perhaps intended. She turned back to her computer screen but struggled to find the sentence she had just finished reading.

“He is kinda hot, though. For an old guy.”

“Jesus, Liv…” It was now Grace’s turn to roll her eyes in exasperation.

“What?” Liv’s mouth dropped open. “He sort of is! Is he married?”

“Liv…This isn’t appropriate.” Grace retorted. “And he’s not old. He’s only a few years older than me.”

“Yeh but c’mon, you have to have noticed.” Liv pushed her again. “It’s healthy to have crushes on people anyway. It’s like keeping your options open. Isn’t that what you said once about Dylan?”

Liv returned to reading the folder in her lap. Grace watched her run a yellow pen over the chapter heading. What it must be like to be a teenager in this day and age.

“Well, I somehow don’t think your dad would appreciate that.” Grace chuckled unconvincingly, but she could feel the internal distaste rearing its head in her mind at what she was doing.

Grace saw Liv’s lip curl in antipathy, so brief that she probably wasn’t supposed to see it.

“Yeh, s’pose.” Was all Grace got from that look.

She didn’t push it. She hadn’t thought much about Dan herself during the day. At least by not having that discussion now, with whatever Liv was feeling or not feeling about her father, she could try and calm the waters for one person before it was time to go home.

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Rothman est furieux de l'enregistrement de Tsahal depuis l'hôpital : "C'est tout sauf une victoire"

Ces derniers jours, le chef de la Direction de coordination et de liaison pour Gaza s’est entretenu avec le directeur général du ministère de la Santé de la bande de Gaza des activités des organisations terroristes dans les hôpitaux et de la nécessité de les contrecarrer, en pleine coordination avec l’hôpital. Dans l’enregistrement diffusé par le porte-parole de Tsahal, peu après la révélation…

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🚗 Sorpréndete con estos 12 COCHES con una Tecnología sacada del FUTURO

Hoy te voy a mostrar 12 coches que son tan exclusivos que solo unos pocos pueden tenerlos. Estos coches son verdaderas obras de arte, con diseños increíbles, prestaciones impresionantes y precios astronómicos. Algunos de ellos son tan raros que solo se han fabricado unas pocas unidades en el mundo. ¿Quieres saber cuáles son? Pues no te pierdas este vídeo hasta el final: https://youtu.be/KQyGaaBOWH0 12 COCHES con una Tecnología sacada del FUTURO Ramsmobile RM-X2: Es un vehículo que combina la estética de un videojuego con la robustez de un Humvee militar, y que se define como un "hipervehículo multifunción". Tiene un chasis monocasco de fibra de carbono, que le permite tener un peso reducido y una gran resistencia. Su suspensión neumática se adapta al terreno gracias a un sensor láser, y sus llantas son de 24 pulgadas. Para acceder al interior, hay que abrir unas puertas de tijera que dan paso a un habitáculo lleno de pantallas y lujo. El RM-X2 puede tener seis u ocho plazas, según la configuración elegida. No solo destaca por su potencia, sino también por su seguridad y su exclusividad. El fabricante ruso ofrece la posibilidad de blindar el vehículo y de incorporar una cachimba personalizada en el interior. También cuenta con un sistema de aire purificado contra ataques biológicos, una pantalla de visión nocturna infrarroja y unos espejos retrovisores "fantasmas". Lancia Pu+Ra HPE: El prototipo de coche eléctrico Lancia Pu+Ra HPE es uno de los proyectos más innovadores y ambiciosos de la industria automotriz. Se trata de un coche que combina el diseño clásico y elegante de la marca italiana con las últimas tecnologías en materia de movilidad sostenible y conectividad. El nombre Pu+Ra hace referencia a las palabras "pureza" y "rapidez", dos cualidades que definen a este coche. También destaca por su diseño exterior e interior, que fusiona el estilo retro con el futurista. El coche tiene una carrocería coupé de dos puertas con líneas aerodinámicas y detalles cromados. El interior es un espacio confortable y tecnológico, donde predominan los materiales nobles como la madera, el cuero y el aluminio. El coche también dispone de un cuadro de instrumentos digital, un sistema de sonido premium, un techo panorámico y un cargador inalámbrico para el móvil. El Lancia Pu+Ra HPE es un prototipo que aún no está a la venta, pero que muestra la visión de la marca para el futuro de la movilidad eléctrica. McLaren 750S: Es un impresionante coche superdeportivo que combina potencia, diseño y tecnología. Es el último modelo de la serie Super Series de McLaren, que se inició en 2014 con el 650S y continuó con el 720S en 2017. El nombre del 750S hace referencia a la potencia que desarrolla su motor V8 biturbo de 4 litros, que es de 750 caballos de fuerza. Le permite acelerar de 0 a 100 kilómetros por hora en solo 2,7 segundos, y alcanzar una velocidad máxima de 350 kilómetros por hora. Destaca por su diseño aerodinámico y ligero, que le otorga una gran eficiencia y agilidad. El chasis está fabricado con fibra de carbono, lo que reduce el peso del vehículo a solo 1.320 kilogramos. Además, cuenta con un sistema de suspensión activa que se adapta a las condiciones de la carretera y al modo de conducción seleccionado por el conductor. El McLaren 750S es, sin duda, uno de los superdeportivos más espectaculares y avanzados del momento, que hará las delicias de los amantes de la velocidad y la exclusividad. Porsche 911 Dakar: Es un coche único, que combina el espíritu deportivo del legendario 911 con la capacidad de afrontar los terrenos más difíciles. El 911 Dakar es un homenaje al 911 Carrera 3.2 4x4 Paris-Dakar (953) que ganó el rally más duro del mundo en 1984 con Jacky Ickx al volante. Tiene un diseño que evoca al original, que incluye los colores de Rothmans (azul y blanco con líneas rojas y doradas), los números en las puertas (a elegir entre el 1 y el 999) y las llantas en blanco. También cuenta con una baca con luces led, toma de 12 voltios, bolsa de deporte, caja de herramientas y bidones de agua. Es un verdadero todoterreno que puede circular por asfalto, grava o arena con la misma solvencia. Su motor es un seis cilindros bóxer con 480 caballos que se acopla a una caja de cambios PDK de ocho velocidades y tracción a las cuatro ruedas. El 911 Dakar es una edición limitada que se venderá a un precio elevado, pero que ofrece una experiencia única a los amantes de Porsche y de la aventura. Es un coche que te pide que lo manches de barro y que disfrutes de su rendimiento en cualquier situación. Es el 911 más versátil y extremo que se ha hecho jamás. Rezvani Vengeance: Es un SUV de siete plazas que se basa en el Cadillac Escalade, pero que tiene un aspecto de tanque militar con protección balística. Se trata de un vehículo extremo, diferente a cualquier otro SUV del mercado, que ofrece un alto nivel de lujo y tecnología, así como unas impresionantes capacidades todoterreno. Además de la versión estándar, se ofrece una edición militar con armadura balística y más de 20 funciones de seguridad, como cámaras térmicas, neumáticos a prueba de pinchazos o un sistema de humo. El diseño es imponente y robusto, con un frontal voluminoso y un paragolpes con luces LED, una zaga con una luz de freno horizontal muy delgada, unos pasos de rueda marcados y ventanas pequeñas. El techo tiene una barra de luces y un techo solar panorámico, y el portón trasero es eléctrico y manos libres. El interior ofrece todo el confort y el equipamiento del Escalade, con asientos de cuero, pantalla táctil, sistema de sonido premium y climatizador automático. El Rezvani Vengeance es un SUV que no pasa desapercibido y que está pensado para los que buscan una experiencia única al volante. Es el antídoto para el segmento actual de los aburridos SUV, según sus creadores. Alpine A290 Beta Concept: Es un concept car que anticipa el primer coche eléctrico deportivo de la marca francesa, que se lanzará al mercado en 2024. Se trata de un compacto de tres plazas con un diseño inspirado en el Renault 5 eléctrico y en el legendario Renault 5 Alpine de los años 70. El frontal destaca por su firma luminosa en forma de X, que recuerda a la cinta adhesiva que llevaban los coches de rally sobre los faros antiniebla. Los asientos son de fibra de carbono y tienen un diseño deportivo. Utiliza dos motores eléctricos en el eje delantero y una batería que se aloja en el suelo del vehículo. El prototipo cuenta con una suspensión trasera multibrazo, un sistema de reparto selectivo de par, tres modos de conducción (Dry, Wet y Full) y unos frenos Brembo heredados del Alpine A110. El A290 Beta Concept es el primero del "Dream Garage" de Alpine, que también incluirá un crossover y un sustituto del Alpine A110 en clave eléctrica. Con este concept car, Alpine quiere demostrar que un compacto eléctrico puede ser también deportivo y emocional, sin renunciar a la agilidad y al placer de conducir que caracterizan a la marca. Cupra DarkRebel Concept: El Cupra DarkRebel Concept es un prototipo digital que anticipa el diseño de los futuros modelos deportivos de la marca española. Se trata de un coche eléctrico con una carrocería que combina las características de un coupé con un familiar. El interior del Cupra DarkRebel Concept es un espacio orientado al conductor, con unos asientos deportivos y un volante inspirado en el mundo de los videojuegos. Es un coche 100% eléctrico, pero no se han revelado datos sobre su motorización o su autonomía. El coche también contará con sistemas de asistencia a la conducción y conectividad avanzados. El Cupra DarkRebel Concept es un proyecto virtual que se hará realidad en un futuro próximo. La marca ha creado un laboratorio virtual llamado Hyper Configurator, donde los usuarios pueden crear su propia versión del coche y participar en el diseño final del modelo real. Cupra recopilará todas las ideas y las estudiará para aprovecharlas en el desarrollo del coche definitivo. Audi Activesphere: Es un cupé de cuatro plazas que combina un diseño elegante y deportivo con una tecnología de vanguardia que promete revolucionar el concepto de movilidad. Cuenta con un sistema de propulsión eléctrica que le permite alcanzar una autonomía de hasta 500 kilómetros con una sola carga. Además, dispone de un sistema de conducción autónoma que se adapta al estilo y las preferencias del conductor, ofreciendo una experiencia de conducción personalizada y segura. El sistema de conducción autónoma se activa mediante un volante retráctil que se esconde en el salpicadero cuando no se necesita. El interior está diseñado para ofrecer el máximo confort y lujo a sus ocupantes. El techo panorámico permite disfrutar de unas vistas espectaculares y se puede oscurecer mediante un sistema de cristal inteligente. El sistema de entretenimiento incluye una pantalla táctil de 12 pulgadas y un sistema de sonido envolvente. El Audi activesphere es, sin duda, un cupé de lujo que marca la diferencia y que representa el futuro de la movilidad. Byd’s Yangwang U8: Se trata de uno de los todoterrenos eléctricos más impresionantes y potentes del mundo, que acaba de ser presentado por la nueva marca de lujo de BYD, Yangwang. Es un vehículo que llama la atención por su diseño, inspirado en el Land Rover Defender, pero con un toque más moderno y tecnológico. Sus formas cuadradas, sus pasos de rueda angulares, su parabrisas vertical y su techo plano le dan un aspecto robusto y aventurero, mientras que sus luces LED en forma de píxeles, su parrilla cerrada en forma de H y su trasera con cordones luminosos le aportan una personalidad única y distintiva. Este todoterreno cuenta con cuatro motores eléctricos, uno en cada rueda, que le otorgan una potencia combinada de más de 1.000 caballos. Gracias a esta bestialidad, el SUV puede acelerar de 0 a 100 kilómetros por hora en solo 3 segundos y alcanzar una velocidad máxima de 250 kilómetros por hora. El interior del Yangwang U8 todavía no se ha mostrado al público, pero se espera que esté a la altura del exterior y ofrezca un alto nivel de lujo, confort y tecnología. Se rumorea que tendrá una gran pantalla digital que ocupará todo el salpicadero y que ofrecerá funciones de conducción autónoma avanzadas. Morgan Plus Four CX-T: Es un deportivo retro que se atreve a salir del asfalto y explorar nuevos terrenos. Se trata de una edición limitada de solo ocho unidades que ha sido desarrollada en colaboración con el especialista en rallys Rally Raid UK. Combina el diseño clásico del Plus Four con una serie de modificaciones que lo convierten en un aventurero capaz de afrontar cualquier desafío. Cuenta con un chasis de aluminio reforzado y una carrocería que incorpora una jaula antivuelco externa, luces auxiliares en el techo, bolsas de almacenamiento en los guardabarros y un espacio trasero donde se alojan dos ruedas de repuesto, dos maletas impermeables, una caja de herramientas y dos contenedores de combustible. El motor que impulsa al CX-T es un bloque turboalimentado de cuatro cilindros y 2.0 litros de origen BMW, que genera 255 caballos de potencia y se asocia a un cambio manual o automático. El Morgan Plus Four CX-T es un homenaje al pasado off-road de la marca británica, que se remonta a 1911. Es un vehículo único que combina la elegancia y el carácter de un deportivo clásico con la versatilidad y la diversión de un todoterreno. Ram Revolution: La pick up Ram Revolution es una de las camionetas más innovadoras y potentes del mercado. Su diseño combina la elegancia y la robustez, con una carrocería aerodinámica y una parrilla imponente. Su transmisión automática de ocho velocidades le brinda una excelente respuesta y eficiencia en el consumo de combustible. Cuenta con un sistema de tracción 4 por 4 que se adapta a cualquier terreno y condición climática. Además, tiene un sistema de frenos antibloqueo (ABS) y control de estabilidad electrónico (ESC) que le proporcionan seguridad y confianza al volante. Su cabina está equipada con un sistema de infoentretenimiento con una pantalla táctil, compatible con Android Auto y Apple CarPlay. Asimismo, tiene un panel de instrumentos digital que muestra información relevante sobre el vehículo. La pick up Ram Revolution es una camioneta que lo tiene todo: potencia, diseño, tecnología y seguridad. Donkervoort F22: Es un coche superdeportivo revolucionario que rompe las reglas del segmento con su velocidad, manejo, pureza de conducción, diseño y usabilidad cotidiana. Fabricado por la marca holandesa Donkervoort, el F22 combina la herencia de los coches de rueda abierta con una innovadora carrocería de fibra de carbono con techo Twin Targa extraíble. Tiene un motor turboalimentado de cinco cilindros y 500 caballos que le permite acelerar de 0 a 100 kilómetros por hora en solo 2,5 segundos, de 0 a 200 kilómetros por hora en 7,5 segundos y alcanzar una velocidad máxima de unos 290 kilómetros por hora. Su peso es de solo 750 kilogramos, lo que le otorga una relación peso-potencia de 666 caballos por tonelada y una capacidad de frenado y de agarre lateral impresionantes. Es el resultado de una obsesión por la ligereza y la eficiencia, sin recurrir a sistemas híbridos o eléctricos que añadirían peso y complejidad. Es un coche para los amantes de la conducción más pura y analógica, que se transmite a través de un cambio manual de cinco velocidades y una tracción trasera. El F22 es el nuevo referente en el mundo de los coches superdeportivos, que combina el legado y el futuro de Donkervoort. Índice del vídeo: - 0:00 Introducción - 0:25 El hipervehículo multifunción Ramsmobile RM-X2 - 1:25 El prototipo de coche eléctrico Lancia Pu+Ra HPE - 2:29 El superdeportivo McLaren 750S - 3:40 El todoterreno Porsche 911 Dakar - 5:00 El SUV Rezvani Vengeance - 6:14 El concept car Alpine A290 Beta Concept - 7:31 El prototipo digital Cupra DarkRebel Concept - 8:36 El coupe de cuatro plazas Audi activesphere - 9:39 El todoterreno eléctrico Byd’s Yangwang U8 - 10:53 El deportivo retro Morgan Plus Four CX-T - 12:02 La pick up Ram Revolution - 13:10 El superdeportivo revolucionario Donkervoort F22 Te puede interesar: - 🧬 𝗗𝗢𝗖𝗨𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗟: El Fascinante Futuro de la Biotecnología - 🤖 Sorpréndete con esta Tecnología sin Humanos en un TOP 10 Read the full article

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