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Matt Leal

Matt Leal (born June 6, 1984) is an American film director. He is best known for directing Tales from the Grave: The Movie and Hacked.https://www.horrorbuzz.com/2020/06/28/indie-horror-pic-hacked-drops-trailer-key-art/
In 2018, Leal directed the segment What We Leave Behind starring Kansas Bowling for the horror anthology film Tales from the Grave: The Movie.Leal and Matthew Festle co-directed Hackedhttps://www.horrorsociety.com/2020/11/12/hacked-review/ starring Jackson Turner, Shawn C. Phillips, Alan Maxson and Thom Mulligan during the Covid-19 pandemic with a production crew of their roommates living in the same house that served as the one location of the film while following California mandated testing, social distancing, prop and equipment sanitation, and PPE procedures to ensure cast and crew's safety.
In November 2020, Leal crowdfunded $33,000 for his upcoming indie cult-horror film ShadowMarsh (formerly titled Blood Beast)https://horrorfuel.com/2020/11/02/indie-horror-blood-beast-kicks-off-indiegogo-campaign/ starring Lew Temple, Dave Sheridan, and Felissa Rose.
==Filmography==
Year	Title 	 	
Year	Title 	Director	Writer
2021	ShadowMarsh 	 	
2020	Hackedhttps://www.dreadcentral.com/news/333151/trailer-podcast-spawns-bizarre-obsession-in-hacked/	 	
2020	Tales from the Grave: The Movie 	 	
Category:American film directors
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Category:American people
Matt McCusker

Matt McCusker is an American stand-up comedian, author, and podcast host. He is the co-host of Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast with Shane Gillis. He was named Philly's Funniest in 2014. Notable guests that have appeared on his podcast include Louis CK, Mark Normand, John McAfee, Danny McBride, Bert Kreischer, and Tom Segura.
He has been a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
During the 2010s McCusker became an author with the publication of his novel, Overlook: A Story About Drugs, Disappointment and The American Dream.
==Personal Life==
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McCusker is married to wife, Brittany, a Philadelphia-based forensics expert for the police department. Together the two have two children.
In 2020, he received a Master's degree in Social Work from Bryn Mawr College. He has since started platform for learning about psychological health and meditation education.
==Comedy Career==
On August 2, 2023 McCusker released his debut comedy special, The Speed of Light, directly on his YouTube channel.
As of August 2023, Matt and Shane's Secret podcast is ranked as number one in terms of subscribers on Patreon with over 71,000 member subscriptions. McCusker was previously apart of the Stoner Dadz podcast as well.
McCusker is set to tour with Bert Kreisher's Fully Loaded Comedy Festival in Summer of 2024.
==Filmography==
===Television===
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2020–2021	Gilly and Keeves	Various roles	2 episodes
2024 	Tires 	Max the Cop 	Netflix series
===Standup specials===
Year	Title 	Notes
2023	Matt McCusker: Speed of Light	YouTube comedy special
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Category:Stand-up comedy
Matt Morgan (doctor)

Matt Morgan (born 25 January 1980) is a British intensive care doctor and author. He is best known as author of Critical and One Medicine. 
==Early life and education==
He attended The University of Wales College of Medicine in 1998, now part of Cardiff University. Midway through training, he spent a year at Bristol University studying Medical Law and Ethics. He also spent time as a sponsored RAF cadet during his studies. After graduating in 2004, he spent time working in South Wales and Australia, before doing a PhD in medical artificial intelligence at Cardiff University between 2010-2013..
==Career==
===Medicine===
He became a consultant in intensive care medicine at The University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff in 2016. He spent three years as the Welsh lead for critical care research during the COVID pandemic. Between 2022-2023, he worked as a consultant in The Royal Perth Hospital, Australia and was appointed as an adjunct Professor by Curtin University. He returned to his role in Cardiff in 2023
===Research===
He has contributed to more than 50 scientific articles following his PhD in artificial intelligence including The New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet and The American Heart Journal. He is a regular columnist at the British Medical Journal.
===Charity and public engagement work===
His is a member of the BMJ Commission on the Future of the NHS and is the medical advisor for The National Theatre' in London's production of "Nye", the story of Aneurin Bevan written by Tim Price (writer)|Tim Price, directed by Rufus Norris and starring Michael Sheen. He is an ambassador for the bereavement charity 2Wish, donating a percentage of his book sales to this charity and Room to Read. He gave the 2023 Woodridge Lecture in London and was nominated for the Royal Society's David Attenborough prize for public engagement in 2022.
===Media work===
He has spoken to large audiences at some of the largest book festivals in the world including Hay and Ubud. His articles have featured in The Guardian, The Times, The Telegraph, Esquire magazine, The Spectator, The Daily Mail, The Sunday Mirror and The Huffington Post. He has spoken on a number of popular podcasts and radio programmes including The Today Program on BBC Radio 4 and international talk shows. 
He has appeared on many television programs including Sky News, CNN, ITV, The BBC, The Jeremy Vine Show and international channels.
==Work during the pandemic==
His open letter to patients during the pandemic was read by over half a million people worldwide and viewed three million times on international news channels. It addressed difficult issues including end of life care and prompted a national discussion allowing the voices of patients and their families to be heard
His checklist for management of critically ill patients with COVID was adopted by the UK’s intensive care society with over 7000 interactions globally. He was an expert witness for the Welsh Government on a number of occasions and advisor to other national bodies
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Matt Potter

Matt Potter (born 21st November 1970) is a British journalist, author, broadcaster, screenwriter and creative lead.
==Published Works==
Potter's first internationally published book, Outlaws Inc draws on his first-hand experience of the biggest smuggling network in history, from its formation in post-Soviet Russia to its influence on today's global trouble spots, from Colombia and Somalia to Afghanistan and Angola. 
The Last Goodbye is a collection of the pithiest, angriest, most hilarious messages of resignation throughout history, including those whose exits were a springboard to eventual success, such as Steve Jobs, George Orwell and Charlie Sheen.It’s full of self-deception, bloody knives, betrayal, honour, disgrace, disgust, thwarted ambition and shattered hopes, and sometimes a wicked sting in the tail . . .
We Are All Targets: How Renegade Hackers Invented Cyber War And Unleashed An Age Of Global Chaos was published in the US and worldwide in January 2023 then in the UK in April 2023. The story is built on a real life experience in which Potter was questioned by MI5 due to receiving NATO plans in his email.
Category:1970 births
Category:British people
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Matt Quinlivan

Matt Quinlivan (born November 21, 2002) is an American entrepreneur, day trader, fitness influencer, content creator, and podcast host. He is best known for his work as the founder of YoungRichMuscle, a fitness and apparel brand, and as the podcast host of "The YRM Podcast."
==Early life and education==
Quinlivan was born on November 21, 2002, in Worcester, Massachusetts. His passion for entrepreneurship began at the age of 12 when he founded his own landscaping company. While he credits much of his success and unique mindset to his hard work, he acknowledges the influence of his father, who owns a small business.
==Career==
After working various 9-5 jobs, including landscaping, busing, and snow grooming, Quinlivan saved up enough money to fund his first-day trading account. Despite realizing that college was not the right path for him, he took a leap of faith and became a stock options trader. After two years of hard work, discipline, consistency, and patience, he became one of the top traders in his age group.
Through his educational program, "MJQTrades," Quinlivan shares his knowledge and experience with others interested in day trading.
During this time, Quinlivan also started his first official business, YoungRichMuscle, a high-quality fitness and lifestyle apparel brand. The brand aims at delivering comfortable, stylish, and trendy pieces of clothing for gym-goers, fitness enthusiasts, and others who seek comfort and style simultaneously. He plans to expand the brand to "influencer-friendly" gyms, beginning with a location in his hometown of Holden, Massachusetts, and expanding across the country.
Quinlivan co-hosts "The YRM Podcast," discussing money, motivation, fitness, and mindset. Quinlivan's ultimate goal is to change lives and inspire young people to take action and pursue their dreams.
==In the media==
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Matt Rudd

Matt Rudd (born 1975) is a British journalist and author. He is a contributing editor at The Sunday Times and a columnist on The Sunday Times Magazine. He joined the Sunday Times in 2003 after five years as assistant editor and deputy editor at Wanderlust (magazine). He has written two novels and two non-fiction books, The English: A Field Guide (2014) and Man Trouble: Why Men Are Struggling and What We Can Do About It (2020).
Rudd attended The Judd School in Tonbridge (1986 to 1993) before studying history at Durham University.
In 2019, he won columnist of the year at the British Society of Magazine Editors awards.
He lives in Kent with his wife Harriet and three children.
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Category:British journalists
Category:Author
Category:1975 births
Matt Strassler

Matthew J. Strassler is a theoretical physicist, science communicator, and educator with a position as an Associate of the Physics Department at Harvard University. His research specializes in quantum field theory, string theory and particle physics.
==Education==
Strassler did his undergraduate studies at Simon's Rock College and Princeton University. He did his Ph.D studies at Stanford University under the supervision of Michael Peskin"The Bern-Kosower rules and their relation to quantum field theory", dissertation by Strassler, page iii, published by Stanford University ProQuest Dissertations Publishing,  1993. During his collegiate career he also performed concerts.
==Career==
===Teaching and scholarly positions===
Stassler was a member at the Institute for Advanced Study in 2002. From 2000 until 2002 he taught at the University of Pennsylvania, and then moved on to the University of Washington, where he taught until 2007. He left to a professorship at Rutgers University, where he was on the faculty until 2013. From 2013 into 2015, he was a visiting scholar at Harvard. From 2015 on, he has been an associate in Harvard's Physics Department.
===Scholarly publications===
Strassler's publications in scholarly venues have given him a published h-factor of 44 as of May 2024 according to INSPIRE-HEP and of 51 according to Google Scholar. is "Supergravity and a confining gauge theory: duality cascades and χSB-resolution of naked singularities" (2000), co-written with Igor Klebanov for the Journal of High Energy Physics, which developed cascading gauge theory, involvinga long chain of Seiberg duality transformations. His most-cited particle physics article is "Echoes of a hidden valley at hadron colliders" (2006), work on dark sectors co-written with Kathryn Zurek, in Physics Letters B.
===Science writing===
Strassler's physics-oriented blog, Of Particular Significance, often includes reality-checks on mainstream media coverage of physics news. He has written for such outlets as NewScientist. His book Waves in an Impossible Sea: How Everyday Life Emerges from the Cosmic Ocean was a March, 2024 release from Basic Books.
==Accolades==
Strassler was elected a fellow of the American Physical Society in 2007 "[f]or work extending the AdS/CFT gravity/gauge duality to QCD-like confining theories, and for insights into novel aspects of the physics of strongly coupled supersymmetric theories".
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Matt Szymanowski

Matt Szymanowski is a Polish-American writer and director born in Mountain View, California in 1982. He wrote, directed, and produced the Sundance Lab finalist film The Purple Onion.
==Early life and education==
Szymanowski, the son of Polish immigrants, was raised in Cupertino, California where he graduated from Cupertino High School. He received a bachelor's degree in Humanities from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, studied film, TV, and theatre directing at the Polish National Film School (PWSFTViT) in Łódź, Poland, and received a Master's in Fine Arts degree in Writing for Film and TV from Emerson College in Boston. He is a Berlinale Talents alumnus and a MacDowell fellow.
==Career==
The dramatic comedy The Purple Onion had its world premiere at the Cinequest Film Festival and went on to play other festivals internationally and was picked up for distribution by Cinemation Studios. Development on his next feature script, the psychological thriller Glorious Empire began in 2017 but was later paused by complications due to the pandemic.
His films, including shorts, have played at San Francisco International film festival, Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, Tirana International Film Festival, Cinequest Film Festival, Warsaw International Film Festival, Gdynia Film Festival, and Comedy Cluj International Film Festival.
==Filmography==
* History of Solitude (2008) (short film; director, writer, producer)
* Slovakia (2009) (short film; director, writer)
* The Purple Onion (2014) (director, writer, producer)
* Glorious Empire (2018) (short film; director, writer, producer)
* Dark Day (2019) (short film; director, writer, producer)
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Matt Tecu

Matt Tecu is a studio & touring drummer based in Los Angeles, California. Notable credits include his work on the Grammy nominated album Somebody Save Me and the soundtrack to the documentary film Echo in the Canyon. 
Matt was a member of the bands Dig, |Devil Doll, and Mother Superior, Country Bones and the Echo in the Canyon Band. 
His contributions on albums include Echo in the Canyon soundtrack, Help Wanted, Shake, Nick Waterhouse, Little Immaculate White Fox. 
He is endorsed by Rogers drums, Paiste cymbals, Dunnett snares, Innovative Percussion sticks, and Aquarian heads. 
Matt produces his own podcast, Hi My Name is Matt
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Matt Walsh (pundit)

Matthew Walsh (born 1986) is an American conservative Pundit, cultural commentator. The author of 2 books, The Unholy Trinity: Blocking the Left's Assault on Life, Marriage, and Gender (2017) and Church of Cowards: A Wake-Up Call to Complacent Christians (2020), 
== Early Life ==
Matt was born in United States|America in 1986 to his parents. He is a devout Catholic Church|Catholic and has an undisclosed number of siblings. He grew up in America and went to school for a general education, afterward, he found that his worldview went against the norms of the day and searched how to go about changing things. He began to see (from his prospective) how culture was changing for the worse by the actions of the people of influence; he saw his opinion writing and commentating could potentially help affect the world around him positively so he began to write a personal blog. This was picked up by several conservative outlets and his career took off from there.
== Political and Cultural Commentary ==
Matt sees himself satirically as a theocratic fascist and tyrant and has been making waves for people to question Postchristianity|post-Christian societal norms for years. He began his career as an AM talk radio host in Delaware and then moved Lexington, Kentucky with WLAP|NewsRadio 630 WLAP beginning on June 11, 2012. He launched his blog full time in December 2013. He began working for The Daily Wire in October 2017, also has a daily radio show/podcast The Matt Walsh Show and a regular column he writes on various cultural topics. Before starting work at The Daily Wire, he worked for Blaze Media|The Blaze TV starting in October 2014. According to him, he felt that his reach would be far greater through his blog and website than his on air presence. He is considered controversial and provocative and is not afraid to speak out against things he sees as morally corrupt and people who are not devout Christianity|Christians, at times, have seen his writings and opinions as against the writings of the Bible. He characterizes his moral beliefs as higher than his political affiliation and will not support someone who he feels does not align with his values. Matt will also Trending topic|trend on social media at times for comments against topics of the Woke|woke culture like Transgender|transgenderism, feminism, LGBT|LGBT+ issues, Race and ethnicity in the United States|race, Abortion debate|abortion, and religion. The progressive website Media Matters for America|Media Matters who claims to "systematically monitor a cross section of print, broadcast, cable, radio, and Internet media outlets for conservative misinformation" has compiled a list of wrongs that Matt has committed in their view.
== Personal Life ==
Matt tries to keep his personal life private and shields his children from the media as best he can. Currently, residing near Nashville, Tennessee, he and his wife homeschool their 4 children. As well, in his leisure time, he enjoys keeping bees.
Category:1986 births
Matt Wilson (vocalist)

Matt Wilson is an American vocalist and songwriter from Buffalo, New York. Wilson competed on the 21st season of the television series American Idol where he placed top 20 and was mentored by fellow singer Allen Stone. During his time at Idol, Wilson received a standing ovation from judges Lionel Richie, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan later released several singles and collaborated with other recording artists.
==Career==
After Idol in 2023 Matt sung the national anthem for the Buffalo Bills.
==Personal life==
Matt is a preschool teacher and is married.
==Singles==
 List of singles, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name
Title 	Year	Album
"Advice" 	 	Advice - Single
"Fighter" 	 	Fighter - Single
"Dream" 	 	Dream - Single
"Nothing Too Big"	 	Nothing Too Big - Single
"One I Love" 	 	One I Love - Single
"No. 1" 	 	No. 1 - Single
"Steady Love" 	 	Steady Love - Single
==Guest appearances==
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| rowspan="1" | Marcus Orelias
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Matte (business)

MATTE (est 2012, New York City) is an American creative agency. They are most notable for their production of the documentary Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened which aired on Netflix.
They are also well know for organizing the BLACK Music and Arts Project (New York City), and the film “Can’t Stop Won't Stop: The Bad Boy Story” for Apple TV.
The firm has produced for notable brands such as Versace, Chanel, Samsung, Spotify, Moët & Chandon, Adidas, Prada, Marriott International, Reebok, and Snapchat.
MATTE was created in 2012 launching Kitsuné (a Parisian music and fashion label) in America with event production and concert promotion. The firm then moved into creative and production for music festivals of its own. MATTE then created and produced New York’s Full Moon Fest along with art-driven international music experience BLACK Music and Arts Project. 
MATTE then began creative work for brands such as Chanel, Samsung, Spotify, Moët & Chandon, Adidas, Prada, Marriott International, Reebok, and Snapchat.
MATTE gained industry recognition for their work in the fashion industry and innovating a way to convert live music coverage into commercial industry trends. They began translating the traditional runway experience into live editorial runway films for brands including Tom Ford, Alexander Wang (designer), and Coach New York. MATTE turned to fashion when they saw there was an opening to create “really beautiful editorial films” out of a traditional runway experience.
In 2012 MATTE also created the music festival Full Moon Fest (now known as La Luna) launched in New York on August 30, 2012. The festival featured artists such as Sbtrkt, Pusha T, Kelela, Larry Heard, Santigold, Black Coffee (DJ), Moodymann, Vic Mensa, Kali Uchis, Allah-Las, and Yacht (band).
In 2018, MATTE executive produced Netflix’s Emmy Award FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened, which premiered on the streaming service in January 2019.
In 2019 They produced ESPN Webby-nominated 7-part docuseries Declared, featuring National Basketball Association skills trainer Chris Brickley and four NBA draft prospects, which aired 13 June, 2019.
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