You know that Canadians know a thing or two about home cooking, and this one definitely knows a thing or two about making a delicious autumn treat.
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But CBS didn't get to be CBS without knowing a thing or two about a thing or two, and the way it's debuting its new shows is pretty smart.
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Let's learn a thing or two from our Nordic friends.
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Reid Hoffman knows a thing or two about picking winners.
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Andrew Jarecki knows a thing or two about making movies.
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Rothblatt certainly knows a thing or two about overcoming obstacles.
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Grant Cardone knows a thing or two about managing money.
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"So he teaches me a thing or two," Cuoco said.
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Kate Chastain has learned a thing or two about love.
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Maybe you'll learn a thing or two about growing up.
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Tom Price knows a thing or two about congressional hearings.
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By that point, Abruzzi had seen a thing or two.
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Kayla Itsines knows a thing or two about smashing goals.
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The company leadership could probably learn a thing or two.
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Insomniac Games knows a thing or two about fabricating fantasy.
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We could all learn a thing or two from Erin.
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Sidney Torres knows a thing or two about developing properties.
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She also knows a thing or two about streaming services.
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They've also taught me a thing or two about expectations.
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Tiffany Dufu knows a thing or two about setting rules.
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But Ross certainly knows a thing or two about debt.
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Trump would know a thing or two about that, right?
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Blake knows a thing or two about creating great careers.
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You've probably heard a thing or two about norms lately.
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Chef Matt Lambert knows a thing or two about gardening.
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And Signorile knows a thing or two about confrontational activism.
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David Hung knows a thing or two about building companies.
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Mezcal appears to be teaching tequila a thing or two.
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Larry Summers knows a thing or two about economic emergencies.
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Valerie Jarrett knows a thing or two about impressive resumes.
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We Colombians know a thing or two about fighting drugs.
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Chris Moody knows a thing or two about the universe.
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Kavanaugh knows a thing or two about investigating a president.
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Diggs knows a thing or two about galvanizing a crowd.
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Hillary Clinton knows a thing or two about tough election losses.
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Candice Bergen knows a thing or two about suffering for beauty.
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Miranda knows a thing or two about this sort of thing.
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And those parents could learn a thing or two as well.
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Pro surfers know a thing or two about balance, I reasoned.
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Here at MUNCHIES, we know a thing or two about hangovers.
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As for speculators, they might just know a thing or two.
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Producer Dany Garcia knows a thing or two about strong women.
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For one, the duo knows a thing or two about beauty.
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So Wojcicki knows a thing or two about work/life balance.
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Watch Jimmy learn a thing or two during this educational roundtable.
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And she learned a thing or two from her famous father.
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They might learn a thing or two from mice and fish.
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Meanwhile, Glint's founders both know a thing or two about gold.
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And I know a thing or two about mucking out stables.
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Denise Richards knows a thing or two about unconventional dating stories.
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LOS ANGELES — Matthew Patrick knows a thing or two about patience.
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Some can even teach people a thing or two about history.
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Model Candice Huffine knows a thing or two about body-positivity.
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Anthony Bourdain knows a thing or two about a good drink.
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Warren Buffett knows a thing or two about choosing worthwhile investments.
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Maybe she can teach her old man a thing or two.
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You're young kid hopefully you'll eventually learn a thing or two.
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Meanwhile, Metz, herself, knows a thing or two about wearing prosthetics.
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That says a thing or two about where expectations should lie.
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The United Nations knows a thing or two about embarrassment, though.
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This guy knows a thing or two about #WorldEmojiDay ⚔️ pic.twitter.
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Tony Robbins knows a thing or two about growing a business.
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He could learn a thing or two from his daughter, though.
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Kayden Kross knows a thing or two about indulging the senses.
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Luckily, we at Mashable know a thing or two about comics.
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No really, teach the other men a thing or two, please!
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Daymond John knows a thing or two about starting a business.
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SEATTLE — Zoran Popović knows a thing or two about video games.
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We like to think we&aposve gleaned a thing or two.
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Skydio COO Tom Moss knows a thing or two about smartphones.
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By the time you leave, you'll learn a thing or two.
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John Dingell knows a thing or two about how Congress works.
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The team the company assembled clearly knows a thing or two about building a pair of great sounding headphones — something purchasing high-end audio company Aurisonics might have had a thing or two to do with.
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Let's see if Google has been holding back a thing or two.
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Sharon Feldstein and Patsy Noah know a thing or two about kids.
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We know a thing or two about thriving even in tough times.
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Point being: they know a thing or two about a quality machine.
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This bird can teach some humans a thing or two about dancing.
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Guess those youngsters know a thing or two about money after all.
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Of course, the Chmerkovskiys know a thing or two about winning themselves.
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We could all learn a thing or two from them, I say.
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John Legend knows a thing or two about a great wedding song.
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More wine, we'll teach this storm A thing or two about whirling.
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Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson knows a thing or two about tables that turn.
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Patmore knows a thing or two about preparing meals for picky crowds.
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Leesa is a company that knows a thing or two about sleep.
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Kat Von D knows a thing or two about inventive beauty looks.
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Jon Snow knows a thing or two about things being very bleak.
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Like her husband, she knows a thing or two about lucrative collabs.
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Turns out art book publishers know a thing or two about art.
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Heck, you might even learn a thing or two along the way.
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Maybe their mom can teach them a thing or two about that.
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Viewers might even be inspired to try a thing or two themselves.
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I'm sure you know a thing or two about that these days.
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Of course, Culpo knows a thing or two about making heads turn.
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Neil Lane knows a thing or two about making dreams come true.
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Jason Alexander knows a thing or two about massive television show finales.
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Abby Larson knows a thing or two about throwing a good party.
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We could all learn a thing or two from these mini moguls.
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So it's no wonder they know a thing or two about hacking…
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Backwoods Payback know a thing or two about pumping out killer grooves.
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He's proven knows a thing or two about keeping sentimental jewelry safe.
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Sinatra certainly knew a thing or two about fame, and its struggles.
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However, we could learn a thing or two from Crenshaw and Davidson.
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Braunwyn Windham-Burke knows a thing or two about traveling with kids.
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PARIS (Reuters Breakingviews) - France knows a thing or two about meddling investors.
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Emma Roller Gary Johnson knows a thing or two about virtual reality.
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Chef April Bloomfield knows a thing or two about what diners want.
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They seem like they're pretty intelligent and know a thing or two.
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So Apple can certainly learn a thing or two on that front.
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Architect and designer Michael Yarinsky knows a thing or two about tattoos.
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They also know a thing or two about dough and hot peppers.
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The average American worker could learn a thing or two from them.
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Let's hope our President can learn a thing or two from him.
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Smith certainly knows a thing or two about dealing with government investigations.
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So he knows a thing or two about bait-and-switch policies.
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Carroll Dunham could learn a thing or two about nuance from Muslimova.
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LG: Kara could probably tell you a thing or two about startups.
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Hopefully, SS can show that coronavirus a thing or two about resilience.
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He also knows a thing or two about symbolism — blood symbolism especially.
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Jeff Bezos knows a thing or two about spotting good business opportunities.
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Steve Lillywhite knows a thing or two about making music that sells.
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Mr. Phillips certainly knows a thing or two about Fannie and Freddie.
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My grandfather, Sir Winston Churchill, knew a thing or two about courage.
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Mr. Belafonte could tell you a thing or two about New York.
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AOC knows a thing or two about liquor ... she's a former bartender.
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Andre Neyrey knows a thing or two about how to run a restaurant.
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So he knows a thing or two about what's likely to get traction.
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Whoopi Goldberg, who can teach Lady Gaga a thing or two about EGOTing.
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Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond knows a thing or two about cooking for guests.
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Nick Jonas knows a thing or two about living out of a suitcase.
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Geraldo knows a thing or two about tweeting RIVERA: I know very well.
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So clearly, he knows a thing or two about a good sweat session.
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It's safe to assume they know a thing or two about wine here.
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They could probably learn a thing or two from actually living in it.
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Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) knows a thing or two about bad odds.
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So naturally, he's learned a thing or two about what not to do.
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Maybe he knows a thing or two about how it works after all.
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In the post, Vincent said Goodlett knows a thing or two about twins.
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But as Swisher pointed out, Amazon knows a thing or two about logistics.
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Incidentally, Draghi could also say a thing or two about French fiscal policies.
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Clarkson knows a thing or two about performing on a reality singing competition.
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I also knew a thing or two about creating a successful ad campaign.
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Identical twins Veronica and Vanessa Merrell know a thing or two about resilience.
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Dolphins star Xavien Howard knows a thing or two about tats -- dude's covered!!
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Four-year-old Leah is here to show us a thing or two.
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NARS knows a thing or two (or everything) about creating cult-status products.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella knows a thing or two about success in business.
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You know a thing or two, Sean Spicer, about the summer Friday dump.
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Leeds supporters, however, know a thing or two about having their bubble burst.
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Bringdal and Thebault know a thing or two about high-speed sea travel.
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And who knows, you might learn a thing or two in the process.
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Otters could teach us all a thing or two about dealing with snow.
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You should also know a thing or two about sustainability and organic foods.
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Ben & Jerry's knows a thing or two about ice cream — and systemic racism.
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Emma Watson knows a thing or two about creating a truly magical moment.
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And loosey-goosey octopuses can teach us a thing or two about robots.
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And Indian cricketer Karun Nair must know a thing or two about it.
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As a master choreographer, Rennie Harris knows a thing or two about himself.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — Ken Perenyi knows a thing or two about forging art.
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We might be able to learn a thing or two from squirrel instincts.
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So, obviously, they know a thing or two when it comes to fitness.
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The Eagles (9-7) know a thing or two about playing through injuries.
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Yet Blumenthal knows a thing or two — literally — about being a mom herself.
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Rihanna knows a thing or two about strutting the (airport) runway in style!
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So yeah, they know a thing or two about how to travel well.
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Seems JuJu should learn a thing or two from the league's (likely) MVP.
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But other leaders and would-be leaders could learn a thing or two.
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You know who knows a thing or two about the joys of unwinding?
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And speaking of cutting things, the man knows a thing or two about technique.
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Together, the images have a thing or two to show the world about #blackgirlmagic.
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Celebrity stylist Zerina Akers knows a thing or two about getting dressed under pressure.
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I like to think that I know a thing or two about this approach.
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Watch out Kylie Jenner, Will Smith also knows a thing or two about makeup!
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MARGARET THATCHER, a grocer's daughter from Grantham, knew a thing or two about selling.
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Mr Trump knows a thing or two about struggling small firms—he runs one.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues Maverick Carter knows a thing or two about negotiating.
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It seems like Hanisch has learned a thing or two from his comedian girlfriend!
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It's safe to say that Anastasia Soare knows a thing or two about eyebrows.
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One other thing: Mothers know a thing or two about dealing with a bully.
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The Bachelor's Ben Higgins certainly knows a thing or two (or five) about it.
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Carrie Underwood has learned a thing or two from Keith Urban while on tour!
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That said, it's safe to assume she knows a thing or two about hair.
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Donald Trump could learn a thing or two about strategy from his German host.
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Wav Theory, and maybe you'll learn a thing or two to show your friends.
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Because Trump knows a thing or two about running waterfront properties into the ground.
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CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder knows a thing or two about running a business.
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TERRY JONES, of Monty Python fame, knows a thing or two about group-think.
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That is an operating system that Red Hat knows a thing or two about.
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Ree Drummond, the Food Network's Pioneer Woman, knows a thing or two about writing.
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GOLFERS know a thing or two about the benefits of belonging to a club.
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Now, I know my preferences — plus a thing or two about the rental market.
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So the startup must know a thing or two about the future of cars.
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Perhaps Highgarden's OG doyenne of boy-kingslaying can teach him a thing or two?
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Larenz knows a thing or two about the process, thanks to his "Power" character.
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And Anton does seem to know a thing or two about Bacchus's grape juice.
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Mr. Trump seems to believe he can learn a thing or two from Singapore.
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Those communities would likely know a thing or two about Fink's feelings of alienation.
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We could learn a thing or two from the ancient Greeks' understanding of suffering.
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And "Girls" bids us farewell as Hannah learns a thing or two about choices.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Tedder knows a thing or two about hitting the right note.
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One could say Brett O'Brien knows a thing or two about fueling for performance.
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You could learn a thing or two from millennials when it comes to saving.
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Strap in, he's got a thing or two to tell you about proportional representation!
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Noah Galloway knows a thing or two about dancing, so producers should hear him out.
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Evil Dead, which means they know a thing or two about what makes good gore.
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That's not to say that I haven't learned a thing or two along the way.
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Michael Phelps knows a thing or two about having to pose with many Olympic medals.
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We promise she knows a thing or two about putting together fierce cold-weather 'fits.
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Pope Francis is someone who knows a thing or two about the power of images.
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Half of my family is Swiss, so I know a thing or two about yodeling.
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Michael Eisen would like to teach Washington a thing or two about the scientific method.
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Meanwhile, as I've noted before, Glint's founders both know a thing or two about gold.
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These guys know a thing or two about how to prep and cook with truffles.
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New York City Ballet principal dancer Amar Ramasar knows a thing or two about pain.
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Though Jon Snow may know nothing, Harington certainly knows a thing or two about romance.
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That's according to the woman who knows a thing or two about taking the lead.
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HANNITY: Dr. Gorka, I know you have a thing or two to say on this.
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Trump could even learn a thing or two from her concise and sensible interview answer.
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As a real estate developer, President Donald Trump knows a thing or two about contracts.
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Usually, they're trying to teach us a thing or two we'd do well to remember.
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Mayweather never earned accolades for humility, but he knows a thing or two about winning.
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Georgia Tech's Gil Weinberg has a thing or two to say about interacting with robots.
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Hollywood's go-to malicious missionary, Ann Dowd, knows a thing or two about indoctrinating audiences.
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Seems like Britain could learn a thing or two from its sundried tomato-hoarding preppers.
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And everyone can stand to learn a thing or two from her all-caps tweets.
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But we can learn a thing or two about relationships from our furry counterparts, too.
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WM: In other words, Paul Crockett knew a thing or two about cults and brainwashing.
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"He knows a thing or two about winning elections, take it from me," she said.
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Ryu: Jon Snow has seen a thing or two in his eventful time on earth.
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Randi Zuckerberg has learned a thing or two about making it in the tech world.
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The Kardashian-Jenner ladies certainly know a thing or two about love in the limelight.
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Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn need to learn a thing or two from this couple.
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Old-school though they may be, those Vietnamese grandmothers still know a thing or two.
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In other words, the 90-year-old knows a thing or two about managing teams.
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The U.S. could learn a thing or two from other countries, both smart and unwise.
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Along the way, we've learned a thing or two about how to keep them clean.
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But Americans could still learn a thing or two from the former special counsel's testimony.
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Though they taught John a thing or two, he's also helped them with their success.
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Billionaire Charlie Munger knows a thing or two about what it takes to achieve success.
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Modern practitioners of pronoun politics can learn a thing or two from the early Quakers.
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And believe us, we know a thing or two about taking a joke too far.
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Well, well — Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has a thing or two to say about that.
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Regardless, one thing's for sure: We can learn a thing or two from King Kylie's selfies.
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Khloé Kardashian is teaching her baby girl True a thing or two about quality children's music.
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But you could consult for sure, you seem to know a thing or two about that.
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But what you can do, is seek his advice—and maybe learn a thing or two.
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Oprah Winfrey is learning a thing or two from her network's new drama series Queen Sugar.
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Cersei is nothing if not poetic, and damn, Qyburn knows a thing or two about lipstick.
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You can't train with those guys every day without learning a thing or two about kicks.
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Kylie's a budding makeup mogul, so she knows a thing or two about sealing a deal.
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Facebook Watch may have a thing or two to learn from another Facebook-owned platform, Instagram.
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So maybe straight people could learn a thing or two about how we call it quits.
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It's safe to say that professional models know a thing or two about rehabbing their hair.
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And as a former management consultant at McKinsey, he knows a thing or two about business.
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As a beauty editor, I like to think I know a thing or two about makeup.
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Meghan Markle knows a thing or two about comfortable fashion, especially when it comes to footwear.
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Over the past 18 years, Kate Gosselin has learned a thing or two about raising children.
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Paul Davison, the creator of Shorts, knows a thing or two about going viral at SXSW.
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But after Geneva this year, you're probably going to know a thing or two about them.
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I'd believe him, because as the Zodiac Killer he knows a thing or two about hacking.
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So it goes without saying he knows a thing or two about food, animated or not.
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Now, to really get the joke, you have to know a thing or two about Benattia.
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Judd Apatow's younger daughter Iris has learned a thing or two from her comedic producer father.
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As a woman married to another woman, I know a thing or two about misplaced blame.
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"Trump knows a thing or two about running waterfront properties into the ground," Mr. Obama said.
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The continent's most famously corrupt country might yet teach others a thing or two about transparency.
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A woman like Glenn Close ought to know a thing or two about the human condition.
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We need to change this and we can learn a thing or two from other cultures.
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As a former prosecutor, I know a thing or two about policies that keep people safe.
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To understand the understated diss, you have to know a thing or two about Twitter jokes.
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So she knows a thing or two about the most valuable skills in the corporate world.
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For better or worse, they've each taught us a thing or two about workplace power plays.
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She's a surfer and can probably tell you a thing or two about these ocean monsters.
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Walmart president and CEO Doug McMillon know a thing or two about rising to the top.
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Critic's Pick Jed Mercurio knows a thing or two about what television viewers in Britain like.
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Mr. Daly has learned a thing or two about human nature in the last few months.
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"Here Until August" gives you the sense that its author has seen a thing or two.
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So Osterloh knows a thing or two about Google mucking up a big consumer electronics acquisition.
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Considering how many TVs Amazon sells, it probably knows a thing or two about the market.
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Your last several-hundred app dates have taught you a thing or two about ghosting politics.
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If there's a guy who knows a thing or two about drinking whiskey, it's Fred Noe.
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Verdict: Italian and Moldovan art thieves could learn a thing or two from their American brethren.
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As the face of Almay, you'd expect Carrie Underwood to know a thing or two about beauty.
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And, of course, to supplement their sponcon incomes, Bachelor alums know a thing or two about podcasting.
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Well, if you know a thing or two about food, you may be familiar with Fergus Henderson.
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Gohmert, a Republican who represents a district in eastern Texas, knows a thing or two about barbecue.
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Jack Ma, founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group, certainly knows a thing or two about business.
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She might not know Prince Harry, but she does know a thing or two about his wedding.
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That's this weekend's object lesson from Germany, a nation that knows a thing or two about Nazis.
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And as an authority on love, the Barefoot Contessa also knows a thing or two about heartbreak.
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The most powerful companies in Silicon Valley could apparently learn a thing or two from Bob Bechek.
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Joanna Gaines knows a thing or two about parenting — she is a mom of five after all.
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Say what you will about Mr. West, but the man knows a thing or two about style.
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Just ask Lee Desrosiers of Brooklyn's Achilles Heel, who knows a thing or two about outdoor cooking.
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Kim Kardashian West has learned a thing or two about staying safe since her harrowing Paris robbery.
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That's a whole different ballgame — and one Tamra Judge now certainly knows a thing or two about.
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Mikaila Ulmer may be just 14 years old, but she knows a thing or two about business.
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Camila Alves has learned a thing or two about juggling the demands of a hectic, fulfilling life.
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In other words, he knows a thing or two about nailing great makeup, no matter your budget.
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And if anyone knows a thing or two about polarising TV series finales, it's the Seinfeld cast.
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If DeVos actually listened to survivors, she might even learn a thing or two as to how.
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We could all probably learn a thing or two from the time that researchers spend just thinking.
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Clearly six decades will teach you a thing or two about how to approach a birthday cake.
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Even Vienna's contemporaries in the Index could learn a thing or two about communications from this work.
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Along the way, the real estate power player learned a thing or two about scanning for employees.
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As a plus-size model, Tess Holliday knows a thing or two about body positivity and inclusivity.
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Certainly, his earlier experience with Opes Cura suggests that he knows a thing or two about fundraising.
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After an illustrious, decades-long career and many red carpets walked, you learn a thing or two.
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When it comes to love, he thinks we humans could learn a thing or two from them.
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We may have bought a thing or two but the highlight was having a fun day out.
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Madonna's kids are learning a thing or two from the Queen of Pop about how to vogue.
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That said, New York might learn a thing or two from the East London borough of Hackney.
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He knows a thing or two about what kind of scary shit is happening to everyone's money.
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The situation was expertly deflected by Ms. Williams herself, who knows a thing or two about spin.
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Leandra Medine, the founder of the Man Repeller blog, knows a thing or two about getting attention.
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The United States and Mexico know a thing or two about working together on complex business deals.
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The indigenous Sami people of northern Scandinavia and western Russia know a thing or two about reindeer.
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After 20 years in real estate and $6 billion in sales, you learn a thing or two.
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Marybeth Byrd knows a thing or two about haters, but she's not letting them get her down.
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International advertising agency Havas knows a thing or two about making imaginative content that people actually connect with.
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And it's not like this is some random blogger—Forbes knows a thing or two about money, right?
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry aren't the only royals who know a thing or two about home renovation.
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If anyone knows a thing or two about talking about their virginity on national television, it's Ashley Iaconetti.
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FYI -- "The Fixer" knows a thing or two about protecting people ... he used to be Snoop Dogg's bodyguard.
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William, of course, knows a thing or two about seeing your parents go through a high-profile divorce.
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To say the family knows a thing or two about drama in the sunny state is an understatement.
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Hollywood chimed in Tuesday on something it actually knows a thing or two about: film and video technology.
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Lionel Richie knows a thing or two about how hard it is to raise kids in the spotlight.
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As the host of Discovery Channel's Shark After Dark, Eli Roth knows a thing or two about sharks.
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I had the opportunity to learn a thing or two from the chef at the renowned Chinatown mainstay.
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Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have learned a thing or two about love during their 21-year marriage.
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She may be a Los Angeles native, but Meghan Markle knows a thing or two about winter style.
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We would love to see Val teach the singer a thing or two about the art of baking.
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Ripa, 46, thoroughly enjoys teaching Seacrest, 42, a thing or two about baking and he's a great student.
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She may be 92, but it's never too late to learn a thing or two about sexual violence.
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Matt Damon knows a thing or two about being a dad — he's a proud father to four kids.
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We know a thing or two about fiber in KC. We also know we'd be great for Amazon.
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Lebron James knows a thing or two about the long road to finally winning a championship for Cleveland.
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Europe, suggests Mr Yassin, could learn a thing or two from Lebanon about the value of informal mechanisms.
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George Clooney knows a thing or two about what it takes to be named PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive.
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People in a 37-year-long marriage probably know a thing or two about putting their differences aside.
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For Metz, tough times might have taught her a thing or two about what really matters in life.
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Trip planning, these days, takes place mostly online, and children know a thing or two about the internet.
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Retailers can learn a thing or two from Tractor Supply, especially about how to win trust with customers.
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Mike Myers says the United States can learn a thing or two from his home country of Canada.
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Meet Tweety, a ridiculously good-looking canary that's showing those Insta girls a thing or two about posing.
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But this tiny community on the high Western Plains knows a thing or two about art and experiment.
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So embrace it — Mayor Bill de Blasio has, finally — and you may even learn a thing or two.
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Chances are if your favorite band knows a thing or two about melody, they've covered an ABBA song.
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Since then, I've learned a thing or two about how to properly clean the gadgets in my life.
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But because sea vampires know a thing or two about SPF, we stay up on the new formulas.
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And our 52 Places traveler knows a thing or two about finding the quiet charms of his destinations.
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Jeannette Walls, author of the memoir "The Glass Castle," knows a thing or two about facing down fears.
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Café du Monde is a site of pilgrimage for anyone who knows a thing or two about beignets.
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I think that men should think hard and listen carefully and perhaps we'll learn a thing or two.
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Fact Check JERUSALEM — Nir Barkat, the mayor of Jerusalem, knows a thing or two about taking on assailants.
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Secrets are shared, and you may even hear a thing or two that's not meant for your ears.
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So if anyone would know a thing or two about what appears on Twitter, it would be Farhad.
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Bain Capital co-chair and Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca knows a thing or two about success.
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But if we don't take our contrasts too literally, we'll be able to learn a thing or two.
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Kissinger, who knew a thing or two about game theory, called Nixon delightedly the day the story broke.
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The hundreds of thousands of bars and liquor stores across America know a thing or two about competition.
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As star of HGTV's "Flip or Flop," Tarek El Moussa knows a thing or two about buying homes.
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The frog, knowing a thing or two about scorpions, asks: How do I know you won't sting me?
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But he usually learned a thing or two by episode's end, if only to keep the family peace.
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Those of us who are a lot older than Millie can learn a thing or two from her kindness.
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YouTube beauty gurus Desi Perkins and Katy DeGroot (better known as LustreLux) know a thing or two about makeup.
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But now that you're stuck with probably unhealthy dining hall food, you should start learning a thing or two.
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British fast-fashion e-tailer PrettyLittleThing knows a thing or two about creating buzz and securing top celebrity ambassadors.
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Rose and company took to the streets — that is, the backyard — to teach President Trump a thing or two.
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Snoop Dogg has high praise for Prince – and says the late, great musician taught him a thing or two.
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Microsoft and others could learn a thing or two from this old ass ThinkPad about built-in stylus storage.
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Yes, the Night Manager star—and one half of the former Hiddleswift—knows a thing or two about cooking.
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Jon Najarian -- "Halftime Report" expert and Najarian Family Office co-founder -- knows a thing or two about options trading.
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Although he was no longer using, Daniel remembered a thing or two about how to function on little sleep.
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Sir Christopher, who was CERN's director-general between 1994 and 1998, knows a thing or two about particle accelerators.
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If you've heard rumours about the mud, you've probably heard a thing or two about the infamous festival toilets.
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But in some situations, it can be good if you can teach him or her a thing or two.
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If Emily Post were around today, I expect she would have a thing or two to say about Venmo.
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Jon Favreau knows a thing or two about making movie magic, but virtual reality could soon change filmmaking forever.
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When it comes to raising her kids, Pink has learned a thing or two about the importance of rules.
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Don't miss your chance to salsa dance at Little Havana and learn a thing or two from the locals.
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But selfies aren't the only thing she's good at: The mogul also knows a thing or two about lipstick.
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She definitely can prove that she knows a thing or two about delivering a baby, especially in unexpected circumstances.
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Meghan Markle definitely knows a thing or two about cute summer looks, and in particular, adorable warm-weather shoes.
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She was street smart and taught the rest of the gang a thing or two about their cushy existences.
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Salesforce chairman and CEO Marc Benioff knows a thing or two about how to put on a good show.
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He was actually born in Northern Ireland, so we're guessing he knows a thing or two about Irish culture.
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Larry Wilmore knows a thing or two about politics—and the backlash that comes with sharing your political opinions.
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We should all learn a thing or two from Carey, and Huebel should put some respeck on her name.
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It's safe to say the Facebook co-founder and CEO knows a thing or two about building a company.
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Poseidon Asset Management partners Emily and Morgan Paxhia know a thing or two about what makes a successful pitch.
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Miller, who plays Wilson's friend Weasel, also knows a thing or two about using humor to confront life's complexities.
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Developers who knew a thing or two about operating systems and networking joined in to help them with development.
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"McGorry continued teaching Morgan a thing or two about racism, writing, "Truth is, no one sees themselves as racist.
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So, the German-born Jew knew a thing or two about physics, what with his fancy Theory of Relativity.
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Nurses spend all day with doctors, so they know a thing or two about how to deal with them.
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We are drinking these Savennières young, perhaps even too young, yet we can still learn a thing or two.
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Mars is the planet of war, and Gemini knows a thing or two about hurting people—especially with words.
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By looking at the counterintuitive swim style of the sea salp, we could all learn a thing or two.
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Burns not only adds needed diversity but knows a thing or two about distressed tech goliaths with recognizable brands.
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But, in a lot of important ways, hidden in all the noise, we do know a thing or two.
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I often think that the Democrats would be better off if they learned a thing or two from us.
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President Trump, who knows a thing or two about bankruptcy, says Puerto Rico's public debt should be wiped out.
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Comedians, who try to make people laugh in cities around the world, know a thing or two about travel.
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Given his brother and sister, he might know a thing or two about the way incestuous relationships often turn out.
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My co-founder says he feels good about it, and that he learned a thing or two during the pitch!
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This mom may still have a flip phone, but she knows a thing or two about more recent phone tech.
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It also shows that Longobard medics, or whoever performed the procedure, knew a thing or two about preventing blood loss.
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We're starting on our Security vertical—where many of our loyal readers already know a thing or two about cybersecurity.
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IDO3D is, ultimately, an affordable tchotchke-and-clone creating diversion that might teach a future dentist a thing or two.
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Clorox knows a thing or two about killing germs and they made life much simpler when they introduced disinfecting wipes.
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As the dog of the late actress, who played Princess Leia, Gary knows a thing or two about the franchise.
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Growing up in a makeup chair, she's learned a thing or two about the world of cosmetics over the years.
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The Grammy winner, 29, knows a thing or two about having a wedding — and keeping it on the down-low.
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Not to toot our own horn or anything, but here at R29, we know a thing or two about beauty.
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So he decided to take advantage of the situation and learn a thing or two while he was on campus.
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His overall kindness can teach us a thing or two about how we interact with each other on social media.
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Tobias Harris, NBA athlete and forward for the Detroit Pistons, knows a thing or two about the importance of mentorship.
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But Tormund the Wildling may have a thing or two to say about it, especially once he sees Brienne again.
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The man knows just a thing or two about the subject from the time he spent at Waze and Google.
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Facebook might be able to learn a thing or two about fighting "fake news" from Chinese social media giant Sina.
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My hope is that Donald Trump can learn a thing or two from Flake about leadership and embracing American values.
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So if you were to ask a Hollywood veteran his or her favorites, they might know a thing or two.
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Jess Taras knows a thing or two about relaxation ... and she did just that in Playa Del Rey this week.
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Nope. But you have to know a thing or two about your environment and what you're putting in your mouth.
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As the world's most active state sponsor of terrorism, the mullahs presumably know a thing or two about the subject.
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Chris Randazzo knows a thing or two about the technology that major investment firms depend on to manage clients' wealth.
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ALEXANDER GOLDSTEIN Brooklyn To the Editor: President Vladimir Putin, a former K.G.B. operative, knows a thing or two about psychology.
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After two years of its stay in India, Xiaomi has learned a thing or two about the country's festive season.
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As both my parents were frugal, I picked up a thing or two — both good and bad — about saving money.
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They are quick learners, great adapters to change, and can even teach us a thing or two about self-discipline.
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As one of the most well-known celebrity fitness trainers today, Jillian Michaels knows a thing or two about fitness.
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Romance is not dead Fellas, you can learn a thing or two from dolphins about how to woo a lady.
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Keith Alexander certainly knows a thing or two about cybersecurity and the threats companies face from sophisticated nation-state hackers.
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Indeed, the U.S. may have a thing or two to learn from Sweden and other European nations on crisis preparedness.
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Spotting individuals who are poised to grow professionally is something turnaround king Marcus Lemonis knows a thing or two about.
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The Islands is best known for long-simmered stews but the kitchen also knows a thing or two about frying.
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With its institutional cover-up of pedophile clerics, the church showed the Mafia a thing or two about organized crime.
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He definitely knows a thing or two about it -- once upon a time, Montell was a walking one-man party.
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One of my favorite quotes comes from Mr. Cub himself, Ernie Banks, who knew a thing or two about patience.
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And Toni Watson, who performs as the solo act Tones and I, knows a thing or two about overnight sensation.
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I know a thing or two about being the only person of color in a room—and it takes tenacity.
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"People are looking for a strong man," Nader, who knows a thing or two about running for president, is saying.
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University believe robots could learn a thing or two from nature's most adaptable pest — the cockroach.
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As a result, she knows a thing or two about luxury gifts, favoring items with an ethical or craftsmanship bent.
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After all, the brand knows a thing or two about what products work well together to make a strong makeup statement.
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If you want to learn a thing or two about killing bugs, look no further than the classic extermination PSA, Aliens.
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Maybe our state and federal lawmakers will even learn a thing or two about the real-world manifestation of environmental injustice.
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Of course, Rolando is Sammy's sixth kid ... so the Cubs legend knows a thing or two about how they grow up.
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Will Smith has learned a thing or two in the two decades that he's been married to wife Jada Pinkett Smith.
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Some parents find him cloying and others are thankful he keeps their children rapt and teaches them a thing or two.
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After being happily married for 25 years, Barack Obama seems to know a thing or two about what makes relationships last.
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Facebook VP of product design Julie Zhuo knows more than a thing or two about how to stand out at work.
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Benson shares that her friend and co-star Shay Mitchell has taught her a thing or two in the beauty department.
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Along the way, Bezos has learned a thing or two about what it takes to be someone who succeeds in business.
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The former Miss USA knows a thing or two about beauty (fun fact: she can apply her makeup without a mirror).
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Of course, if you already know a thing or two about making electronic music, Blocks is even easier to play with.
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Johnson also shared that his children have already picked up a thing or two about performing from watching their dad onstage.
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British fast-fashion e-tailer PrettyLittleThing knows a thing or two about creating buzz and giving its customers what they want.
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Not only is the youngest Kardashian sibling an ardent fan of the series, she knows a thing or two about merch.
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SpaceX shows us a thing or two, Facebook fights fraudulent facts in German and drones are fulfilling their long-told prophecy.
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Goldstone is the author of The Ins & Outs of Gay Sex: A Medical Handbook, so he knows a thing or two.
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As beauty editors, we know a thing or two about collecting one too many beauty products we probably definitely don't need.
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In a recent picture, Maxwell decided she needed to teach her mom a thing or two about taking the perfect selfie.
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He knows a thing or two about fear—having survived multiple plane crashes, been stabbed, and lived in a haunted house.
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That discipline, something a Marine Corps general knows a thing or two about, will produce a unified message and unified team.
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Sounds like her weekly burger habit has done more than keep her sane, it also taught her a thing or two.
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I was no fan of the Wilentz position in 2008; Obama knew a thing or two about running shrewd political campaigns.
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You can also learn a thing or two from The Irishman cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto or One Child Nation documentarian Nanfu Wang.
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Mark Hamill, who knows a thing or two about dark forces in the universe, is here to help us find out.
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Bethenny Frankel, star of Bravo's "Real Housewives of New York City," knows a thing or two about getting what she wants.
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The addition of several ex-Yahoos who know a thing or two about the company makes it all the more fascinating.
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Artifact is a good game, which comes as no surprise since Valve knows a thing or two about making video games.
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As a former member of Congress, I know a thing or two about the sausage making machine that spews out legislation.
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As a former airborne ranger with the US military in Hawaii, Anthony Moore he knows a thing or two about privacy.
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Watch: Stephen King, who knows a thing or two about horror, praised Netflix's new zombie show "Black Summer" in a tweet.
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Which is to say that you've learned a thing or two about what leadership looks like, about how to embody courage.
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She's also generous, original, imaginative and knows a thing or two about loss, which is inextricably a part of my story.
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Brandon Jenner knows a thing or two about growing up in the public eye — and the challenges that come with it.
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As a three-time Super Bowl champion with New England, Vrabel knows a thing or two about how the Patriots operate.
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DETROIT — Lorna Thomas thought she knew a thing or two about art from her classes at Wellesley College in the 1960s.
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Celebrities may know a thing or two about high heels and designer boots, but another, more versatile footwear trend they've mastered?
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Farhad has an intriguing thought: The fight against climate change has a thing or two to learn from the Y2K effort.
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While you may know a thing or two about their pasts (Van Ness was on Gay Of Thrones!) sometimes seeing is believing.
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"Glad I could teach you a thing or two tbh 📚," Olindo captioned one picture, of her holding a book upside down.
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Miller thinks that people have a thing or two to learn from the roosters on the Vermont farm where the actor lives.
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Since welcoming the newest addition to their family earlier this year, the Seewalds have been learning a thing or two about adjustment.
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Also bear in mind that Niantic was originally part of Google, which knows a thing or two about supporting globally popular services.
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He was someone who could talk cocktails and wine, but also knew a thing or two about good manners and good living.
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Scarlett Johansson, the highest-paid actress in Hollywood, knows a thing or two about unwanted nudes making their way onto the internet.
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Although the tennis pro knows a thing or two about working her muscles, Williams said twerking alongside Beyoncé was no easy task.
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When you're as good at clapping back at internet trolls as Chrissy Teigen is, you know a thing or two about shade.
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If there are two blokes in the UK who know a thing or two about clubbing, it's Terry Farley and Pete Heller.
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Cass plays an "advocate of the downtrodden" (per Variety) who may have a thing or two to say about the bullying allegations.
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An item always on the menu at the jail's cafe is pizza, something Naples-born Abate knows a thing or two about.
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Having studied film and video production in college, Stanley knew a thing or two about how to set up and take photos.
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At least we'll have the Barefoot Contessa to teach us a thing or two about cooking while we wait for more Guy.
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For those looking for liquidity, it's also worth noting that the real estate industry knows a thing or two about generating returns.
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How to Evaluate Talent and Make Decisions with Ray Dalio (Bridgewater) Ray Dalio knows a thing or two about building successful startups.
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If there is an outdoor brand that knows a thing or two about keeping us warm during the winter, it's Helly Hansen.
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Although their popularity may have dwindled centuries — or millennia — ago, we can still learn a thing or two from these mighty women.
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She's also learned a thing or two about accepting compliments and celebrating her body, and recently, she shared her tips with us.
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Lack has been to 35 countries and nearly every state in the U.S. — so, she knows a thing or two about flying.
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Hopefully, America has learned a thing or two about slut-shaming since then, and JoJo won't be met with the same treatment.
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As a founding member of Cap'n Jazz, American Football, and Owls, Mike Kinsella knows a thing or two about breakthrough debut albums.
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Comedians know a thing or two about travel, since their job is to make people laugh in cities all across the world.
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By now, you've probably heard a thing or two (but probably more) about CBD, the breakout wellness ingredient that everyone's obsessed with.
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If anyone knows a thing or two about saving money, it&aposs those who earned and saved enough money to retire early.
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As the former acting secretary of the Air Force I know a thing or two about the challenges facing our national airspace.
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So Meadows knew a thing or two about fighting with party leadership, and he wanted to share what he could with Jayapal.
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As a longtime venture capitalist and former founder himself, Hudson knows a thing or two about successful investor presentations, or pitch decks.
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So I like to think I know a thing or two about border security, and you don't do it by building walls.
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So you better believe New Orleans knows a thing or two about about crippling hangovers and how to get rid of them.
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We may not be able to change his political viewpoints, but he could definitely learn a thing or two from our Overwatch guide.
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Not only are we incredibly passionate about all things tech, entertainment and culture; but some of us actually know a thing or two!
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Shawn Booth knows a thing or two about living a healthy lifestyle, and he's sharing some of his nutritional wisdom on social media.
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It's streaming director Shinsuke Sato's very solid live-action Bleach adaptation, from which it could learn a thing or two about streamlining plot.
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If we know one thing about Adidas, it's that the German sportswear company knows a thing or two about making a viral sneaker.
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It seems like prime time for a plus-size Bond girl and the first Black Bond to show haters a thing or two.
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Krispy Kreme knows a thing or two about limited-time-only seasonal offerings: The brand changes its doughnut offerings at a rapid clip.
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Download if: you have an Android phone and know a thing or two about Congress already (or are willing to do outside research).
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"Being a regulated entity, we know a thing or two about regulation, what's required there, and how to mature business processes," said Sanghi.
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For those who've seen a thing or two, I've given "To Bless the Space Between Us," John O'Donohue's poems on the human experience.
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The actor said he believes people have a thing or two to learn from the roosters on the Vermont farm where he lives.
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Sharna Burgess may be the Dancing with the Stars pro, but Bonner Bolton has a thing — or two — to teach her about dancing!
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But the 63-year-old billionaire would still tell his younger self a thing or two if he could go back in time.
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It's not a stretch to think Teenage Engineering learned a thing or two from their recent portable party collaboration with the furniture giant.
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This past month, CurvyCon's New York meeting featured panels in which so-called "plus-size" women told major retailers a thing or two.
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Considering that's with no outfit changes, they definitely know a thing or two about making a look work no matter where they go.
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Former Oracle executive Ray Lane, who is lead investor for GreatPoint, is a man who knows a thing or two about database technology.
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Capcom 2 champion at Evo 2007, so he knows a thing or two about the sounds viewers should be hearing in a match.
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In short, Ike's founders have seen a thing or two, including missteps and exciting breakthroughs, splashy reveals and a heaping spoonful of hubris.
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With so many animations under their belt, the Oddfellows team has learned a thing or two about how to maximize the yuletide cheer.
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I mean, she could have explained her views without mentioning Hitler, but Stacey clearly knows a thing or two about working the media.
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That shouldn't surprise anyone who knows a thing or two about the "Juice" singer, who also rocked the crowd at Coachella this year.
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Hawn's clearly passed down her knitting talent to Hudson, who's been known to knit a thing or two for friends and family, too.
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Des accompanied his wife to the department store to meet with O'Driscoll, and took it upon himself to learn a thing or two.
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Entrepreneurs and CEOs can learn a thing or two about hiring talented and loyal employees from the way NFL teams draft their players.
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She's clearly learned a thing or two from the pop R&B world, down to the pro-level choreography and universally relatable hooks.
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With the help of her husband, Freddie Prince Jr. and two tots, Gellar shows us a thing or two about accessible kitchen creativity.
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Veterans know a thing or two about the importance of free speech, as well as how those in power seek to stifle it.
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Angie Thomas, the author behind "The Hate U Give", knows a thing or two about rejection, having suffered many snubs in her career.
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Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour knows a thing or two about how fashion can make or break your chances of impressing someone.
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Oprah Winfrey knows a thing or two about working in Hollywood, and she had some advice to share with Barack and Michelle Obama.
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The man that came to our door said that we would get military training, and they did teach us a thing or two.
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You may not equate Kate Winslet with action-adventure, but the Oscar-winning British actress knows a thing or two about disaster films.
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The mid-sized companies of Germany's Mittelstand could teach corporate Italy a thing or two about how to handle succession, Ms Sadun says.
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Hot off of a $27.5 million funding round, Canndescent CEO Adrian Sedlin knows a thing or two about raising money in challenging environments.
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We're all aware that les femmes know more than a thing or two about skin care, so this is a pretty high honor.
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The Anglo-Saxon and French theater worlds, shaped by different cultural expectations, still have a thing or two to learn from each other.
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But to get there, Steve Trevor, who's the fighter pilot that brought her to London has to complete a thing or two first.
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Frankly, Ozymandias could stand to learn a thing or two from the scope of Lady Trieu's ambition, not to mention her aesthetic sense.
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Then I read the data and learned a thing or two about the functioning of a child's brain when it comes to punishment.
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Instead, the Democratic presidential frontrunner became the butt of jokes on Twitter, among those who know a thing or two about Venn diagrams.
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Then, maybe Ginger Spice can show Jon Snow a thing or two about dancing in platform sneakers and turning a flag into a minidress.
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Schilling is a writer for the Marquette Wire, the student newspaper, so he knows a thing or two about college sports and the NCAA.
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Yup: The retailer you think of for button-up shirts and all-plaid everything actually knows a thing or two about winter style, too.
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Justin Timberlake may be a renowned dancer, but he has a thing or two to learn from the students at the I Promise School.
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House Democrats who know a thing or two about winning in the most competitive parts of the country are sounding the alarm about Sen.
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The current Australian Kabaddi team consists mainly of butch ex-Australian-rules football players, who know a thing or two about tackling and charging.
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As a pregnant working mom with a husband in the military, Dr. Megan Meier knows a thing or two about juggling her busy schedules.
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Grant Sabatier, author of "Financial Freedom: A Proven Path to All the Money You Will Ever Need, " knows a thing or two about investing.
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At the risk of sounding quaint and outdated, I think we Americans could learn a thing or two from Denmark's taste in public figures.
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It's a great way to add some wildlife to your big-city visit — and learn a thing or two about flowers along the way.
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Listen, you don't get to be the baddest chick at Constance Billard School for Girls without knowing a thing or two about being petty.
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It seems Apple knows a thing or two about designing an operating system that doesn't make you want to dropkick your own brain (sometimes).
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Denmark is a trailblazer when it comes to environmental issues like sustainability, and we know they know a thing or two about food, too.
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Robert Shapiro knows a thing or two about defending guilty clients -- sorry, O.J. -- but he says no one could have successfully defended Bill Cosby.
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Both feature a diverse crowd of hardscrabble Philly characters who will bend your ear and teach you a thing or two about the city.
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Fans of Marvel Comics probably know a thing or two already about the Skrulls that apparently fill the role of villain in Captain Marvel.
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Yet they now appear to agree on at least one thing: They could each stand to learn a thing or two from the other.
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It's a list that includes some companies with a lot of early excitement, and founders who should know a thing or two about social.
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Janis Brett Elspas had four children born in the same year, a singleton plus triplets, so she knows a thing or two about burnout.
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When it comes to assimilating new arrivals, Europe could learn a thing or two from America, which has a better record in this regard.
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Charlize Theron, who learned a thing or two about awesome car chases as Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road, is also joining the production.
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And Jakarta doesn't do water recycling, so it could actually learn a thing or two from Singapore or even Los Angeles, of all places.
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Things get even trickier when online dating comes into play, because you might actually want people to know a thing or two about your.
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Leaked emails from 2015 and 2016 show one of Trump's top advisers trying to teach Breitbart editors a thing or two about white nationalism.
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Reigning from Canada, the retailer knows a thing or two about good coats, sturdy leather jackets, and layering essentials for any type of weather.
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Jillian Michaels, a celebrity fitness trainer and creator of the My Fitness app, knows a thing or two about losing weight and toning physiques.
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Head coach Matt Patricia is a product of Bill Belichick, who knows a thing or two about taking advantage of an oversized tight end.
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Zheng Suzhen is an 85-year-old grandmother from China who has a thing or two to teach about style to the younger generations.
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North must be learning a thing or two from hanging out on so many beauty shoots, because she's also seen braiding her mom's hair.
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The overwhelmingly male leadership could learn a thing or two about systemic sexism and sexual violence, as revealed in their interactions with women Jedi.
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Jose Bautista, who knows a thing or two about hitting—and about slow starts to a career—has a theory, and it's not complicated.
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So when it comes to shellfish, mollusks, and more, it's safe to say that Tibbitts knows a thing or two about making them tasty.
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But if there's that much stuff that Warren Buffett still doesn't know, chances are we could also stand to learn a thing or two.
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Also onboard was Jan de Bont, an action director who knows a thing or two about how to make a movie on a bus.
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David -- who's produced the likes of Mary J. Blige, Whitney Houston and Rod Stewart -- knows a thing or two about music ... so, trust him.
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Collectively, we have experienced hundreds of travel trips and have learned a thing or two, through the good times and the not-so-good.
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Even Richard Nixon, who knew a thing or two about opposition research, never thought to outsource the Watergate break-in to a foreign government.
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As an actress, author, businesswoman and mom of two, Gwyneth Paltrow knows a thing or two about ambition — and she's giving Goop the credit!
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Francis Ford Coppola knows a thing or two about the Oscars, and about wine, with extensive and historic vineyards in Napa and Sonoma counties.
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OFFERMAN There had been a couple of indie movies where I almost got cast in a thing or two that you were working in.
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Justin Bieber doesn't like stupid questions, and if he thinks you're asking one ... he might say a thing or two about your stupid face.
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On today's show, we're talking to Wendy Nather, a veteran of the infosec world who knows a thing or two about identity and authentication.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - If Donald Trump is interested in rigged elections, Zimbabwean opposition leader Tendai Biti says he could teach him a thing or two.
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Here's what private-equity billionaire Henry Kravis learned from losing a deal to Warren Buffett— Kravis has learned a thing or two from Warren Buffett.
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Virgin Hyperloop One has found a new CEO, and it's someone who knows a thing or two about running both big and small transportation systems.
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Kyle Taylor knows a thing or two about saving money, having gone from broke to becoming a self-made millionaire in a matter of years.
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Trump may have mastered the 'Art of the Deal' but he could learn a thing or two from Theresa May about the Art of Discretion.
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Although The Bachelor wasn't the place where Nilsson found her lifelong partner, she still believes the show taught her a thing or two about love.
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It was great to get the opportunity to open for AC/DC on the Highway to Hell tour & we certainly learned a thing or two.
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It was great to get the opportunity to open for AC/DC on the Highway To Hell tour & we certainly learned a thing or two.
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At the red carpet premiere for the upcoming action movie, Sandra Bullock admitted she's taken a thing or two from film sets in the past.
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But these Japanese tradesman and workers will show you a thing or two about what it's like to be really, really good at your job.
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Soleil Moon Frye knows a thing or two about being a child actress — and it's no surprise her daughters want to follow in her footsteps.
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"I know a thing or two about building a movement, because mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is not exactly an establishment fundraising powerhouse," he said.
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But if people who likely know a thing or two about job and wealth creation are still rejecting Donald Trump, that's an obvious warning sign.
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A young Mets fan taught Washington Nationals' pitcher Max Scherzer a thing or two about pitching before the Mets and Nationals squared off on Wednesday.
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Here she comes again: This bygone sitcom, which ran from 1988 to 103, will have a thing or two to say about news and politics.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had Rosh Hashanah dinner with someone who knows a thing or two about eating ... the dude from "Epic Meal Time"!
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Ryan Murphy, seemingly not the greatest secret keeper alive, has learned a thing or two from WWII propaganda posters: Loose lips sink shows, we suppose.
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Basically, the Instagram star and beloved Refinery29 alum is constantly traveling – and her jet-setting itinerary has taught her a thing or two about packing.
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But we could also learn a thing or two from musicians like Drake and Future, who are always groomed to perfection from head to toe.
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So you need to know that you can't just learn a thing or two and forget it; you have to keep up with the times.
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The major cloud infrastructure vendors know a thing or two about securing their platforms, but they still can't protect their customers against user configuration error.
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Bella Hadid has a big time model backing up her latest deal with Nike ... and her supporter definitely knows a thing or two about sports.
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But it seems reasonable to expect big things from this young girl, who'll be learning a thing or two from her mom and her friend.
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"Colombia respects these opponents very much because they have shown they have great power, but we can also do a thing or two," he said.
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Spelling counts The Minnesota Department of Health knows a thing or two about stopping a measles outbreak in its tracks -- and it says spelling counts.
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"Frankly, we could learn a thing or two from our allies in Europe about proactively protecting ourselves against the threat posed by Russia," Warner said.
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Kim Kardashian knows a thing or two about gettin' nekkid for photo shoots ... so it's no surprise she helped Blac Chyna navigate the frigid waters.
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Allie Conti knows a thing or two about Juul, the e-cigarette company that has been valued at $15 billion since it launched last year.
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"My favorite baby gift to give is the baby's own book club," Winfrey, who knows a thing or two about book clubs, told Nancy O'Dell.
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U.S. regulators could learn a thing or two about pragmatic policies from their Chinese counterparts, according to one of the world's leading private equity executives.
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Self-made millionaire Grant Cardone knows a thing or two about managing money: The entrepreneur has built five companies and a multi-million dollar fortune.
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That's when you wish the Thai action star Tony Jaa would step in and teach the filmmakers a thing or two about cultural self-determination.
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As a onetime child actor who has lived much of his life in the public eye, Daniel Radcliffe knows a thing or two about privacy.
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Martha Stewart may be known for excellent skills in the kitchen, but she also knows a thing or two about shading people on the internet.
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Still, he hopes that even those whose dissident credentials are less than sterling might learn a thing or two about democracy by attending his meetings.
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A Word With After three seasons as Robb Stark in "Game of Thrones," Richard Madden thought he knew a thing or two about television blockbusters.
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The antic solo artist John Leguizamo teaches theatergoers a thing or two in this show, which recounts his own efforts to learn about his roots.
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War of the Worlds 2 marked Bergmann's 12th season of The Challenge, so he knows a thing or two about how to play the game.
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Whether you want to explore some new rituals, start a meditation routine, or try out some yoga, the following ladies know a thing or two.
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And perhaps Unilever could teach its new owners a thing or two about an idealistic corporate culture, ambitious sustainability goals and promoting consumer health. Perhaps.
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"I've covered politics and I've learned a thing or two about pandering, and I guess it's my way of pandering to the locals," he quips.
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Lauren LoGrasso, an executive producer on female-led shows in the Cadence2000 podcast network, knows a thing or two about how to succeed in podcasting.
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And hard as it may be for them to stomach, the Trump administration could learn a thing or two from history -- particularly from Bill Clinton.
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The elites look down on us regular folks so let's show them a thing or two is a well-worn page in the Huckabee handbook.
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Maybe they can help you, they do know a thing or two about technology, but they do have the money to pay for the tickets!
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After moving eight times as her husband's job transferred them around the world, Lindy Chapman felt she knew a thing or two about selling real estate.
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LeBron James Jr. is just 12 years old, but he's already impressed at least one person who knows a thing or two about basketball: His dad.
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Chisa's co-founder and company CTO is Paul Biggar, who knows a thing or two about deployment, having helped found CircleCI, the CI/CD pioneering company.
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Oh, and it appears Beau knows a thing or two about football: He predicted his home-state Atlanta Falcons would sweep the Super Bowl on Sunday!
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All this was done by pre-seed startups on very short time frames — so either they were very lucky, or we understood a thing or two!
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Given all it learned over the last nearly three years of ongoing Destiny development, we can expect the company to have learned a thing or two.
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He also knows a thing or two about being the most adorable dog ever, by virtue of his personality, drooping tongue, and perfect little nugget body.
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Equal parts tough and funny, maybe Philipps can even teach Kimmy a thing or two about being a little less gullible (it would be about time).
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Michelle Cordeiro Grant, the brand's founder and CEO, is a former Victoria's Secret senior merchant, so she knows a thing or two about the lingerie industry.
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I've learned that in this industry, you don't always find people who are still down to Earth and willing to teach you a thing or two.
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Among the first-in at Better Place, where she held both operational and fundraising related responsibilities, Merav knows a thing or two about ambitious start-ups.
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You might consider yourself to be a whiz at table tennis, but these young guys will teach you a thing or two about using a paddle.
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No birthday celebration is complete without a memorable cake, and lucky for Garth Brooks, he's married to someone who knows a thing or two about baking.
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The brand even tapped Victoria's Secret model Lindsay Ellingson, who you can say knows a thing or two about underwear, to shop the fake pop-up.
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Tahj Mowry knows a thing or two about being smart, but the former kid genius discovers that he has some serious competition in the IQ category.
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Tact founder Chuck Ganapathi knows a thing or two about CRM software, having spent a decade working for CRM companies — first at Siebel Systems, then Salesforce.com.
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That hasn't worked out so well, but it has meant that Coin has learned a thing or two about how to integrate payment systems into hardware.
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Rap group Travis Porter knows a thing or two about making big songs -- but one woman says they know nothing about paying vocalists -- so she's suing.
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Our recipe was created by Maxwell Britten, a man who probably knows a thing or two about gin considering he's a brand consultant for Pernod Ricard.
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When asked if he gave his look-alike kids any modeling pointers, he said it was his sons who had a thing or two to say.
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The good folks at Kachka in Portland know a thing or two about cold weather drinking, seeing as chef Bonnie Frumkin-Morales' family hails from Russia.
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As a model with more than half a million followers on Instagram, Hunter McGrady knows a thing or two about living life in the public eye.
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Shaquille O'Neal may be most famous for his prowess on the court, but the NBA hall-of-famer also knows a thing or two about money.
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As for his popularity with children, Cena says he's picked up a thing or two on what audience members love from his time in the WWE.
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Professor Bouchard knows a thing or two about the bloc, as his brother Lucien Bouchard founded the party in June 1991, before becoming premier of Quebec.
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In terms of reaching conservatives where they live, Democrats could learn a thing or two from Republicans—without pandering to the prejudices that the party promotes.
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I imagine that after you've been cooking for as long as Splichal has, you know a thing or two about the creative process of preparing food.
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The antic solo artist John Leguizamo teaches theatergoers a thing or two in this show, which recounts his own efforts to learn about his ethnic roots.
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Besha Rodell's latest restaurant review will make you hungry and teach you a thing or two about the power of late-night Korean food in Melbourne.
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Sarah Jessica Parker plays a wife in the throes of an ugly divorce on HBO ... so she should know a thing or two about prenups, right?
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It's a simple film, but a loving one all the same, and Staples knows a thing or two about that, albeit more on the downbeat side.
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Kevin Rudd, Australia's former prime minister, has a thing or two to say about why democracies need to wake up to the rise of authoritarian capitalism.
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" White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told "Fox News Sunday" the situation was "developing," noting that Trump "knows a thing or two about buying real estate.
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The Marquis de Sade, who knew a thing or two about misbehavior, was appalled by the rudeness of his compatriots when he toured Italy in 1775.
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The two write letters to patrons asking for money for Alice's convent, and even approach the Queen about selling a thing or two from the palace.
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And since the arrival of her little one, the first-time mom has learned a thing or two about parenthood, including how to handle the shamers.
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Men can also learn a thing or two from this book, since it can help them understand what their female counterparts are up against at work.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Jenny Blake, co-founder of Google's career development and mentorship program, knows a thing or two about what makes an outstanding employee.
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Because this eclipse is in your sign, Aquarius, I expect you will learn a thing or two about yourself that you hadn't been able to see before.
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After 33 years together, the couple knows a thing or two about long-term love and Hawn's Snatched costar Amy Schumer made certain to solicit her advice.
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As for her creative process, she holds tight to some pretty clutch advice from another artist who might know a thing or two about singing and songwriting.
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In the midst of everything that comes with hosting a holiday, people are bound to forget a thing or two sometimes — and Kristen Bell is no exception.
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Eleanor embarks on her journey to become a better person because of happenstance in The Good Place, but is actually able to learn a thing or two.
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Only instead of Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty, you had four students who knew a thing or two about vocal arrangements.
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Sandberg knows a thing or two about resilience, having unexpectedly lost her husband David Goldberg two years ago while they were traveling on vacation in Mexico together.
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These performers may be unknown to the culture at large, but among the initiated they are adored; they could teach psychotherapists a thing or two about transference.
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Only dinner is served now, and it's far from tranquil, although the partners have clearly learned a thing or two about acoustic panels since they opened Estela.
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We are so used to Trump and his parade of idiotic toadies that we've forgotten that American officials might know a thing or two about the world.
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Dickinson knew a thing or two about loneliness, too, locked away as she was in her ivory tower, and Nadler also spent years laboring in near obscurity.
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I had heard a thing or two about this magical gel and I'd seen videos and read reviews, but I was dying to try it out myself.
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But unlike other straightforward booze such as beer, you've still got to know a thing or two about those grapes, and it can often feel deeply intimidating.
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After more than five decades of stardom, it's fair to say Dolly Parton knows a thing or two about the industry — but don't call her "Dollyisms" advice.
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Herman and Akmal think they have learned a thing or two on that front in doing more than 100 projects for Dreamworks over the past three years.
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But Smith, the quarterback of the Chiefs (5-0), may have learned a thing or two from being shoved aside in favor of a shiny new object.
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It's one of a few ways to stave off anxiety, feel less stressed about your personal affairs, build community, and maybe even learn a thing or two.
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The showrunner here is Carlton Cuse, whose years in charge of "Lost" suggests he knows a thing or two about how to manage a puzzle-box premise.
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The long-term yield curve is widely believed to reflect the market's expectations for Fed rate changes — something the Fed should know a thing or two about.
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Kristian Finfrock, founder and financial advisor of Retirement Income Strategies, knows a thing or two when it comes to helping individuals achieve a safe and secure retirement.
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Thaler, 74, is closer to retirement than most people — so he knows a thing or two about what the back end of this savings journey looks like.
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Although Branson confesses he's never read a book on leadership, his nearly 50-year entrepreneurial career has taught him a thing or two about building a business.
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I haven't been in Congress long, but it's become clear in my brief time in Washington that our politicians could learn a thing or two from the Army.
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Mars doesn't recycle its rock the way that Earth does—maybe its ancient dust can teach us a thing or two about our own planet's history, said Siebach.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Joe Biden has had enough of Pete Buttigieg's malarky and, folks, he's about to show that young whippersnapper a thing or two about running for president.
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Before working with Shasta, Bhattarcharyya was one of the founding employees of Microsoft's Office365 (so needless to say, he knows a thing or two about mobile business software).
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Danny Bowien of Mission Chinese Food and Mission Cantina, who gave us this recipe, knows a thing or two about how to give your food a real kick.
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If nothing else, it deserves our attention because it's coming from Andy Rubin, who knows a thing or two about doing the right thing in the smartphone world.
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The bottom line: You might think that 2018 would have taught the tech giants a thing or two about how to be sensitive to security and privacy concerns.
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Having grown up in Hollywood under the wing of actress mother Tippi Hedren, Melanie Griffith knows a thing or two about the pressures surrounding women in the business.
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Gisele Bünchen knows how to strut her stuff on the catwalk, but has she picked up a thing or two about playing football from her husband Tom Brady?
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To their credit, however obvious the Emmys' super political opening number was, it was certainly entertaining, and the Oscars could learn a thing or two on that front.
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As a former wedding coordinator and etiquette expert, Elaine Swann, founder of the Swann School of Protocol in Carlsbad, California, knows a thing or two about wedding costs.
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Over 20 million people from all over the world now use CyberGhost VPN to become digitally invisible, so they clearly know a thing or two about online privacy.
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Its fish tail tells us that Capricorn knows a thing or two about emotions and oceans, but its cloven hooved front speaks to climbing up dry, rocky peaks.
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During the past four years we've had a lot of fun, we've made a lot of memories and we even learned a thing or two about Michael Strahan.
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As it turns out, Baker knows a thing or two about casting unknowns — he's also the guy who cast first-timers Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor in Tangerine.
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Philadelphia knows a thing or two about streaks as it won 10 in a row before dropping its second straight with Monday's 63-1 shootout loss to Nashville.
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And Robbins knows a thing or two about coaching, claiming to have coached more than 50 million people from over 100 countries through his live events and books.
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When the dot-com bubble burst, he left it for a while, and moved into another industry that knows a thing or two about bubbles: The mortgage industry.
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We're eager to see the Oscars and the Golden Globes shine a light on diverse talent as well; they could learn a thing or two from the Emmys.
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Medical accuracyI've never attended medical school, but I did vomit and pass out after donating blood in high school—so I know a thing or two about medicine.
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It's safe to say that Chris Mayer, the portfolio manager and cofounder of Woodlock House Family Capital, knows a thing or two about stocks that exponentially reward shareholders.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger knows a thing or two about Nazis — the original ones — having been born in Austria in 1947, shortly after the end of the Second World War.
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Just press play, and you'll learn how to master everything from the LOC method to a fail-free twist-out from ladies who know a thing or two.
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AND FINALLY ... Slang school's in session Rose Byrne and Chris O'Dowd teach each other -- and the rest of us -- a thing or two about Australian and Irish slang.
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We're also here with Louie Swisher, my son who's an enormous Paul Rabil fan and a lacrosse player, but he also knows a thing or two about tech.
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And they might even learn a thing or two from the people who decided that they are, and by any means necessary — Mitch McConnell and the Republican Party.
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If you're impressed and looking to learn a thing or two from the master himself, then know this: Three of his online courses are on sale right now.
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It's a Latin term, and maybe anyone who was kindly forced to take the dead language in high school is slowly beginning to recall a thing or two.
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Creator Charlie Brooker worked as a TV critic throughout the noughties, and the process clearly taught him a thing or two about what makes a memorable viewing experience.
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Either way, perhaps she could teach Charlotte a thing or two — after all, the 4-year-old asked for a pony for Christmas, according to the Daily Mail.
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The idea is to bring our audience together around an important piece of writing, discuss it and, perhaps, learn a thing or two (or just enjoy great writing).
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Castle aficionados, particularly those who know a thing or two about the castles that dot the countryside of Europe, scoff at these Americanized versions of ancient European fortresses.
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When it comes to using technology and science as narrative tools to probe the nature of the human heart, Spanish writer-director Mateo Gil knows a thing or two.
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And if you're the star of a major kaiju movie like, say, this weekend's Pacific Rim Uprising, then it behooves you to know a thing or two about them.
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And while the game started off a bit rough (how do you not know her dog's names?!), Scott quickly proved her definitely knows a thing or two about Jenner.
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He and his co-founder CEO Jay Kaplan might know a thing or two about going on offense, having previously worked for the NSA before starting Synack in 2013.
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Miley Cyrus knows a thing or two about disguises, what with spending four seasons on Hannah Montana playing a teenager who has a secret life as a pop star.
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Whether you can code in your sleep or have never written a single line of code before, this coding bundle is sure to teach you a thing or two.
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Yuval Harari, author of Sapiens, calls corporations (and limited liability companies more broadly) "among humanity's most ingenious inventions" — so it is worth knowing a thing or two about them.
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Wednesday's world record isn't simply an athletic accomplishment — it's a window into The Tao of Robert, which can teach all of us a thing or two about living righteously.
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This is all about controlling the narrative, spinning the narrative, trying to protect themselves and they probably learned a thing or two from Hillary about acid washing hard drives.
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Throughout the video, Scheel not only taught his viewers a thing or two about makeup, but also informed his mom about the tips and techniques he used on her.
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Although Moore is not yet a parent herself, she credits the series, in which she plays a mother of three, for teaching her a thing or two about motherhood.
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Streaming service Netflix can learn a thing or two from its nascent Asia business about the changing habits of consumers, its new chief product officer told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Bill Gates may be at the top of the business game, but it looks like Cam Newton and Betty White could teach him a thing or two about dabbing.
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As a member of the Marvel Universe, Natalie Portman knows a thing or two about supervillains — and she recognizes those qualities in a very famous former classmate from Harvard.
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But they did know a thing or two about pulling a good hook out of a song they'd already made and following a good idea to its logical conclusion.
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For I might not know you or your daughter, but I do know a thing or two about tabloid journalism, about English weddings and about the nature of families.
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I've never personally given birth to a satanic baby, but I do know a thing or two about people telling me I'm crazy — or making me believe I am.
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Transitioning from high school to a university or college is hardly ever smooth, and I could have benefited from someone telling me a thing or two about their mistakes.
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And Danny Bowien of Mission Chinese Food and Mission Cantina, who gave us this recipe, knows a thing or two about how to give your food a real kick.
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" New York Jedi offers private lessons and weekly group classes in Midtown Manhattan with "experienced dancers, martial artists, and cosplayers that know a thing or two about saber choreography.
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She put him in his place, telling him a thing or two about false accusations and prejudice against the Irish, but it turned out that he, too, was Irish.
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But if anyone could pull it off, it'd be the two Davids — Lynch and Bowie — both of whom know a thing or two about keeping secrets and springing surprises.
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And the violence in Virginia does not cry out for a response from sassy white women who know a thing or two about virgins living in their moms' basements.
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It has over 12,400 five-star reviews, and Lodge has been making cast iron cookware since 1896, so they've learned a thing or two about what makes it great.
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ALASTAIR MACAULAY William Forsythe would like the world to understand a thing or two about choreography — not from the distance of a proscenium stage, but from the inside out.
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I chat with the older male and female hawkers, guards and food sellers I pass, buy a thing or two and let them know how long I'll be around.
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Thankfully, feminists have finally started to realize that the varied experiences of trans women have a thing or two to teach us, if only we're willing to actually listen.
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This thesis ignores prewar developments like Futurism, Dada and Surrealism by artists who knew a thing or two about anarchy, and puts on hold Abstract Expressionism, Pop and Minimalism.
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There's no magic formula for getting into a selective college, but over a decade covering admissions for The Chronicle of Higher Education, I've picked up a thing or two.
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Bill Gates knows a thing or two about some of engineering's most complex concepts, but the Microsoft co-founder recently learned an important lesson from an elementary school teacher.
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Suffice to say, Laure Hériard Dubreuil, the chic owner of the Webster, a Miami Beach boutique now with an outpost in SoHo, knows a thing or two about travel.
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Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan can learn a thing or two from their rivals Adam, Blake, Alicia and Kelly ... and that's according to an "American Idol" winner!
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Thanks to a bar promotion gone terribly wrong during Cinco de Mayo last week, the owner of Hennessey's Tavern in Dana Point, California probably learned a thing or two.
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Best Scene-stealer While a couple got affectionate in the seats below her, this video-bombing spectator showed the Atlanta Hawks kiss cam a thing or two about real love.
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It's Schoolhouse Rock for adults, and if you sit down with The Redprint and let Dougherty kick some knowledge into your ear, you just might learn a thing or two.
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As a writing tutor at Cambridge University, Clare Lynch knows a thing or two about good writing and has developed an online course dedicated to making you a better writer.
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His reasoning was that in recruiting Cheng (who knows more than a thing or two about performance and scalability) to the blockchain group, it signals the importance of the project.
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Instead of just launching its own version of Amazon's touchscreen assistant, the company has employed the help of some third-parties who know a thing or two about making hardware.
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The future royal — who was also a globetrotting lifestyle blogger for a while — knows a thing or two about travel gear and accessories, and never leaves home without her essentials.
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Absolutely. But give it a shot — penguins, after all, have a decent amount of experience holding their own on ice and might have a thing or two to teach us.
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Even though Kendall Jenner was homeschooled for most of her high school careers, it doesn't mean she doesn't know a thing or two about dealing with high school mean girls.
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But it looks like Ubisoft may have learned a thing or two from its multi-year development cycle with the original game, and from Bungie's troubled experience with Destiny 2.
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That's why we called in the pros who know a thing or two about what to do — and what not to do — when it comes to skin sensitivity and allergens.
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The world could learn a thing or two from the Latinx community, a culture that prides itself on feel-good music, delicious food, and badass leaders (hello, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez).
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Former Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman certainly knows a thing or two about dating on television, and now she's dipping her toes back into the reality romance pool with Lifetime's UnREAL.
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"I think that's something that the US, in a humble fashion, can look to other countries like Nigeria and actually learn a thing or two about the culture," he said.
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It's no secret Emma Roberts knows a thing or two about storytelling, but this year, the actress is taking on a different role — in the form of curating incredible stories.
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Box CEO Aaron Levie, who knows a thing or two about developing enterprise markets driven by the freemium model, says he has been impressed with the approach Slack has taken.
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And seeing as how Librairie Mollat opened back in 1896, earning it the title of first independent bookstore in France, let's say it knows a thing or two about longevity.
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Now that Paul Feig has co-written and directed an entire film about busting ghosts, you would hope he knows a thing or two about spirits that haunt the night.
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This has opened up the market to a diversity of creative sounds, and it's taught record execs a thing or two about putting all of their eggs in one basket.
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VideoStitch knows a thing or two about live-stitching 360 content, they've been helping companies like Red Bull and Facebook stitch 33 content with their content creation software since 2012.
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Andreja Pejić knows a thing or two about superlatives: She's arguably the most recognizable transgender supermodel working today; before her transition, she was the biggest androgynous name in the business.
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He came from humble beginnings, yet amassed a net worth of $1 million by the age of 30 — some might say Buffett knows a thing or two about building wealth.
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PHILADELPHIA — Ángel Corella knows a thing or two about "Don Quixote," a ballet in which he had few rivals during his reign as a star dancer with American Ballet Theater.
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And though he's still working toward his pro wrestling dream, rapper Riff Raff can tell you a thing or two about getting jacked on Five Guys four times a day.
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As someone who sees more than 30,000 people each year at his annual shareholder meetings, Munger knows a thing or two about getting smart minds to together in one place.
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And while Farah says he might have learned a thing or two from working at a Toronto Pizza Hut in his teens, his true education came from preparing Somali food.
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Skin Deep With decades on the screen and some very memorable roles to boot, Sharon Stone knows a thing or two about beauty — both physical and the perception of it.
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" In her New York Times review, Janet Maslin wrote, "Nevertheless, Mr. Goldman knows a thing or two about how the movie business operates, and he reveals plenty of it here.
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I think if Obama had proclaimed himself too "busy" to visit troops in the field we would have heard a thing or two in the media about his golfing. pic.twitter.
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And if he can keep it up, he may be headed toward a Stanley Cup final matchup with a guy who knows a thing or two about narratives himself... 1.
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Brian Niccol, who leaves behind Taco Bell on his way to the top spot at Chipotle, knows a thing or two about taking a chance to score high with consumers.
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You aced the interview and got the job, but what you didn't know was that your new employer has a thing or two that makes her cringe during office hours.
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Several of them spend more time traveling than they do at home, so they know a thing or two when it comes to maximizing points, miles, and travel card benefits.
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It also helped that the startup's investor, Greg Bettinelli of Los Angeles-based Upfront Ventures, knew a thing or two about marketplaces for used goods from his time at eBay.
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We have found a savvy train passenger that can teach you a thing or two about using the resources found in your immediate environment to stay busy during your next ride.
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One reason you should put your trust (or should we say, face) in this product is because it was created by a dermatologist who knows a thing or two about skincare.
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Celebrated lifestyle blogger Martha Stewart knows a thing or two about being consistently delightful, and she was kind enough to offer a few tips to someone who does not — the president.
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Von Miller had a special guest at his "Dancing with the Stars" rehearsals ... Odell Beckham Jr. -- who ended up teaching Von's pro dance partner a thing or two about hip-hop.
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There are most definitely some sexist, un-feminist lyrics that make me want to sit Mr. Mars down and tell him a thing or two about how to talk to ladies.
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She's been walking red carpets since before she was a teenager — so it's no surprise that over the years, Candace Cameron Bure has learned a thing or two about personal style.
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It's a move that makes a lot of sense: after all, Google builds a lot of internet products, so it probably knows a thing or two about building a good network.
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Though that series' move to The CW was previously rumored, it certainly says a thing or two about what CBS sees as Supergirl's future — fewer capes, more crimes of the week.
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Michael, 21, has also learned a thing or two from his dad, Riverdale star Mark, 48, who taught both of his sons how to shave (Ripa caught those moments on tape).
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After years of hosting, Flay has learned a thing or two about throwing a successful Thanksgiving dinner, and one of his hardest-learned lessons has been this: Don't serve cranberry martinis.
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Unless you're willing to publicly out yourself as an enigmatic chicken foot litterer, one whom half a city hates, you probably have a thing or two to learn from Shanghai's netizens.
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But this new research certainly sheds light on an enormous network of top rate propagandists, who have no doubt learned a thing or two from Americans about the art of distraction.
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Pussy Riot's Masha Alyokhina, 27, who was convicted of "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred" and imprisoned for nearly two years, knows a thing or two about going up against the Kremlin.
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Satago has since pivoted into MindMatch, which aims to help recruiters hire more effectively, so Renwick knows a thing or two about the demands on both recruiters and their corporate clients.
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The recently wedded royal—who was also a globetrotting lifestyle blogger for a while—knows a thing or two about travel gear and accessories, and never leaves home without her essentials.
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But if the picture of Lövin and her squad is any indication, the U.S. could stand to learn a thing or two from Sweden about the power of women in government.
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And if I know new product launches (and I think I know a thing or two, or else I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing), awareness is a two-way street.
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With over 75 releases spanning almost two decades, he clearly knows a thing or two about staying both relevant and creative in a business where plenty of producers come and go.
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While we will all, in our lives, chase a thing or two that make us unhappy, to the dismay of friends and family, in Rachel's case the choice is becoming inexplicable.
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Henry even managed to impress Ezekial Elliot, who knows a thing or two about the running back position: Harris already has scholarship offers from the University of Houston, Tulsa, and Toledo.
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"We've learned a thing or two about their tactics in America and we commit to sharing those lessons learned with our allies so that you can be better prepared," he said.
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If, as an investor, you're betting on a new marketplace, you could do worse than placing your chips on someone who already knows a thing or two about two-sided businesses.
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Certainly, the initial enthusiasm and eventual distaste for the ungainly device taught not just Google a thing or two, but every technology company that wanted to put something on people's bodies.
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At some point, the Sanskrit "sáma," or "season," appears to have traveled north from the Indian subcontinent — a place that knows a thing or two about sweltering months — and became summer.
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At some point, the Sanskrit "sama," or "season," appears to have traveled north from the Indian subcontinent — a place that knows a thing or two about sweltering months — and became summer.
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This eclipse is sure to shake up structures that have people in power who may not have rightfully earned it and still need to learn a thing or two (or three).
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Facebook Unlike their counterparts in the Senate, House members who questioned Mark Zuckerberg about Facebook's data collection practices actually seemed to know a thing or two about the social media giant.
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It figures, then, that our dude knows a thing or two about love and heartbreak—when he's not just trying to figure it all out along with the rest of us.
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She knows a thing or two about raising champions: She owns Pearl's father, the No. 2329 bulldog stud in the country, who has sired 19833 champion bulldogs in his eight years.
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As the former chief executive of a start-up focused on fuel-efficient internal combustion engines, I know a thing or two about the mechanics, physics and implications of a backfire.
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And it&aposs safe to say that the 2.2 million associates employed at Walmarts and Walmart subsidiaries around the world know a thing or two about the chain&aposs inner workings.
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"; the "skinny, smoked-out man—a bus driver who's had a heart attack" whom he once treated and who, he writes, "could also tell you a thing or two about me.
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Kadakia — who clearly knows a thing or two about success — recently shared with CNBC Make It what she believes the biggest difference between successful and unsuccessful people boils down to: execution.
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The company does know a thing or two about product development: a dozen or so in-house product designers work in Älmhult, and a hundred more designers work around the world.
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And given the amount of paparazzi photos we've seen of Gomez leaving the gym, it's safe to say she knows a thing or two about working out and not sacrificing style.
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Impeachment investigation The first day of the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment hearings was a long one, but if you paid attention, you probably learned a thing or two about American history.
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The brand has been making high-quality denim for over 160 years, so it's safe to say they know a thing or two about what makes a great pair of jeans.
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Ask a Showrunner Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, the writer-producer team behind "The O.C." and "Gossip Girl," know a thing or two about teenagers whose problems seem larger than life.
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When we asked Toni what message she had for Chyna in light of their reconciliation, she told a thing or two about family ... and how that bond always trumps everything else.
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Barrie, who knows a thing or two about running a tech company, also highlights his struggle to attract and retain top talent in Sydney as a result of its nanny state laws.
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And even among those that did, there are lots of cases where the adults in the room ultimately accept the facts for what they are, and even learn a thing or two.
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As a businesswoman who travels constantly for work (and to support her dad on the campaign trail), the mom of three knows a thing or two about the art of traveling lightly.
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Together, these ten women have gone on well-over 70 solo trips, so they know a thing or two about what to pack, what do to do, and how to stay safe.
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The next time we see Dickon 2.0 he better be at the Citadel groveling to his greyscale-healing brother, who could teach him a thing or two about humility (and staying alive).
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Samantha Hoopes knows a thing or two about being Patriotic ... and she showed off her love of the U.S. of A with some themed shades, flags, a towel and a little pup.
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While McLaren may not be able to necessarily fulfill Apple's manufacturing needs, the company does know a thing or two about car engines, something you don't get by designing iPhones and Macs.
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Tituba had been taken from Barbados or South America (there's little historical record of her life) to Massachusetts, and many of the villagers believed she knew a thing or two about witchcraft.
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As former creative director at Mugler, current creative fashion director at Uniqlo, and artistic director at Diesel, Formichetti knows a thing or two about reinvention — and MAC x Nicopanda is no exception.
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The company is founded by Gray Stern, who previously co-founded London-based Buy to Let mortgage lender Landbay, and so knows at least a thing or two about investing in property.
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Makeup-artist-turned-Instagram-influencer-turned-beauty-mogul Huda Kattan knows a thing or two (or 20) about makeup — which is what makes her long-awaited foundation launch all the more exciting.
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We've rounded up a few gifts that will make it seem like you know a thing or two about beauty trends — even if you don't know the difference between baking and draping.
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With 10 years at Rag & Bone under her belt, Bucquet knows a thing or two about quality shoes (she developed a lot of the brand's most iconic styles, including the Newbury boot).
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In a just-released clip from HBO, the 31-year-old Jane the Virgin star makes her Sesame Street debut and teaches the famous red-head a thing or two about Spanish.
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Famous for her innovative trends using beads, wires, chains, and more, it's safe to say that the L.A.-based pro knows a thing or two about what makes nail art Instagram-worthy.
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Yes, more than half of the people who watch Full Frontal—a group that ought to know a thing or two about politics in America by now—never make it the polls.
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When Rousey was dethroned by former world boxing champion Holly Holm in November, Mayweather Jr. "kindly" offered to teach her a thing or two when it comes to the art of pugilism.
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WATCH THIS: Yes, Tamar Braxton Has a Champagne Bar in Her House For all her multitasking and celeb collab-ing, the designer knows a thing or two about taking it easy, too.
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The author of the New York Times bestseller "1,000 Places To See Before You Die," Schultz knows a thing or two about travel; she's been writing about it for around 35 years.
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Nationals outlast Reds in 14 innings WASHINGTON — Washington Nationals center fielder Ben Revere got a big bear hug from teammate Jayson Werth, who knows a thing or two about walk-off hits.
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Well, Republicans, time to show that you're legitimate students of history: here's a chance to learn a thing or two from a few candidates who whipped their opponents from pillar to post.
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From the artsy Instagram to the timing of the post (the first day of Black History Month) Beyoncé knows a thing or two about dropping a social media bomb — the good kind.
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Between Housewives-branded commercial interstitials and the constant push of their own products (Ageless by Ramona, anyone?), fans know they're being sold a thing or two; it's part of the junky fun.
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While she's there, she stops by ultra-cool Creole-Caribbean restaurant Compère Lapin, where cocktail hero Abigail Gullo runs the bar, and learns a thing or two about making cocktails with beer.
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"Champions" reminds us that Chance the Rapper isn't the only Chicago rapper to know a thing or two about blessings: Only West could coax rhymes like these out of this monster crew.
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Ginsburg knows a thing or two about legal strategy, having spent her early years as an attorney plotting to change the legal landscape of the law in the area of gender equality.
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Shift On this week's episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " auto appraiser Donald Osborne uses his encyclopedic knowledge of cars to teach the host a thing or two about alternative fuel sources.
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Michael Woods, a spoiled Beverly Hills brat who learned a thing or two about farm living in Horse Sense, wasn't a proper bully per se — just a really, really crappy family member.
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The folks at Drybar know a thing or two about blowouts, so it's no surprise that the brand's The Morning After Shower Cap is your best bet for making sleek styles last.
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Laugh all you want, but those of us who've spent a career in the health insurance industry know a thing or two about sifting through options and finding the one that fits.
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Nike, a brand that needs no introduction, knows a thing or two about workout gear and has excelled for decades at manufacturing some of the industry's best, and most innovative, active clothing.
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The show's taking its cast down there and, while he's ready to promote the show, it seems Sam knows a thing or two about the debauchery that goes on down there, too.
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Some lies here, some deceit there, and people get hurt as our girl Sierra learns a thing or two about the insecurities hidden beneath her confident exterior as she maintains a lie.
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De Masi, who is also Executive Chairman of Kim Kardashian game maker Glu Mobile, knows a thing or two about leveraging influence, and that's a key ingredient in Essential's go-to-market strategy.
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That might seem like the White House pulling the reins after unexpected outrage but Trump's a smart businessman who knows a thing or two about making deals — and how to work the media.
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The folks over at Coffee N' Clothes are experts at this: The popular Instagram account-turned-website that documents and celebrates photogenic coffee knows a thing or two about accruing those double-taps.
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If we discover signs of an advanced alien civilization—and that's a big if—we may learn a thing or two about how we might be able to survive into the far future.
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In November, Khloé Kardashian taught her now-9-month-old baby girl True a thing or two about quality children's music by serenading her daughter with a take on the show's theme song.
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I knew a thing or two about him, sure, but I found out how little I knew when I met a woman in college who was totally in love and enamored with Bob.
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In this French commercial, one little boy takes it upon himself to fat shame put Papa Noël on a diet and learns a thing or two about healthy eating himself along the way.
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Details are pretty thin on precisely what the partnership will entail, but Disney's certainly got a lot to gain from this sort of outreach — and Lucasfilm knows a thing or two about robots.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda knows a thing or two about pissing off the Trump administration through entertainment, and he has some advice for controversial White House Correspondents' Dinner comedian Michelle Wolf: job well done.
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Some will likely need to be provided for by the state, otherwise grown men and women will surely pick up Molotov cocktails and show the world a thing or two about worker revolutions.
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The showgoers in Milan know a thing or two about creative layering and stepping outside the Zara box, so we're taking notes on the looks ahead before we finish crafting our new wardrobes.
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"Influencer" wouldn't be a viable career track — and it is, at least for a cohort of preternaturally beautiful people who know a thing or two about branding — if there weren't people to influence.
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If you take a moment this Monday to look back on the tumultuous summer, you'll likely realize you learned a thing or two about rolling with the punches — and that's always worth celebrating.
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As for Jackman's future as a lifestyle connoisseur, he has plenty of Instas that show just how great his breakfasts can be — and he knows a thing or two about green smoothies, too.
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Greer may have been a steady and quiet sort, but one night in the fall of 1967 he showed a thing or two to a Knicks rookie who would come to epitomize flash.
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But there are at least three people on this Earth you can be sure won't be tuning into the game this Sunday—or maybe will, but only to learn a thing or two.
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What's interesting about this launch is that it introduces a fairly simple system for managing bad actors on the service — something that Twitter itself could learn a thing or two from, in fact.
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Freya Estreller of Ludlows Cocktails Co.—formerly of innovative creamery Coolhaus—spends her days creating upscale packaged Jell-O shots, and she knows a thing or two about elevating the college party classic.
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In "Nothing but Nepotism," Zoey Johnson learns a thing or two about family advantages after she lands a fellowship position at Teen Vogue through the help of her dad, Dre Johnson (Anthony Anderson).
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Two new books argue that Shakespeare wove oblique political critiques of the English establishment into his works, and that we can learn a thing or two from them in our own troubled times.
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While Rebecca's tour didn't end exactly as expected (basically, Jack got drunk and ruined the whole damn thing), the actress who plays Rebecca knows a thing or two about life on the road.
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From working in public relations at Hermès and Balenciaga and in sales at Dior Homme, Louis Vuitton and Céline, Verot has the résumé and experience to understand a thing or two about fashion.
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Gates and his colleagues at Microsoft can tell Bezos a thing or two about how an antitrust probe or two can slow progress down and consume years and millions of dollars in resources.
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Of course, the Rocket knows a thing or two about succeeding in NY ... the dude is a Yanks LEGEND -- and he tells us Cole's got the right makeup to succeed at Yankee stadium.
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Of course, Kyle is one of the most entertaining follows on Twitter ... so there's a lot of potential there -- and Long says he's actually been learning a thing or two by watching Tony!
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As a Canadian brand, Aritzia certainly knows a thing or two about designing clothing for cold weather, so if you're still in the market for the perfect puffer, we suggest its Super Puff.
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As it turns out, we could all learn a thing or two from Nothing Personal, not just about history, but about who we are as Americans, as uncomfortable as that reality may be.
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On Tuesday, the young star stopped by The Late Show to talk all things Stranger Things and dished on her tight-knit squad and even taught Colbert a thing or two about millennial slang.
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LOS ANGELES — With 1.5 million Twitter followers, it's safe to say that Aubrey Plaza knows a thing or two about obsessed fans, especially following her ribald turn in Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.
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Fastly's services are used by sites like The [failing] New York Times, Pinterest, Airbnb, Spotify, and Ticketmaster (companies that know a thing or two about the need for speedy service to keep users happy).
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Cat-eyed, tinted, bejeweled, angular, rounded, and every shape and color in between, it's fair to say the co-founder of MØY Atelier knows a thing or two about a good pair of sunglasses.
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While Facebook is still vague about the details of this team's work, its creation indicates the company has learned a thing or two from the rolling crisis it's endured over the past two years.
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From the wildly popular High School Musical to the upcoming Grease: Live production, Vanessa Hudgens knows a thing or two about hanging out in high school halls – but funny enough, the star was homeschooled!
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You might even learn a thing or two about engineering while you build this $25 kit that comes with all of the wooden parts pre-cut, and everything else you'll need to assemble it.
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Toro Rosso's team principal knows a thing or two about the career progression of youngsters, having helped play key roles in the development of Red Bull juniors Sebastian Vettel, Daniel Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat.
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If you've only gathered Pantone swatches to test out paints, you might want to take things up a notch and learn a thing or two about the versatility of the swatch from Andrea Antoni.
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Terry Crews knows a thing or two about creating success: He went from broke and in debt in college to playing in the NFL to sweeping floors for $215 an hour to Hollywood stardom.
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Terry Crews knows a thing or two about creating success: He went from broke and in debt in college to playing in the NFL to sweeping floors for $8 an hour to Hollywood stardom.
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The latest poster for the Tomb Raider movie reboot, starring Ex Machina actress Alicia Vikander, makes it seem like Hollywood now has a thing or two to learn from video games on this front.
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We've also found deals on Udemy online classes so you can learn a thing or two (without leaving the couch), as well as discounts at Target on Nintendo products and other amazing household items.
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FROM COINAGE: Wedding Etiquette Isn't Hard, But Just in Case, Here Are Eight Tips Mary-Kate knows a thing or two about married life, having walked down the aisle herself nearly 16 months ago.
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But the kids know which way the wind blows — Margaery especially knows a thing or two about faking piety for her own benefit, which she boldly admits while faking piety for her own benefit.
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But Marko Kolanovic, the global head of quantitative and derivatives strategy at JPMorgan, has seen a thing or two before — and he knows just how bad things can get when traders forget past lessons.
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During a rally in Los Angeles last night, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton — someone that, political predilections aside, knows a thing or two about working in male-dominated professions — added her support to the cause.
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Despite his youthful looks, Ooi — who arrived in the U.S. as a student in 23 and has worked in Wall Street and at tech startups — knows a thing or two about hiring through Agility.io.
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And this week, in news dropped on the day before Thanksgiving, Ms. Sandberg admitted she did know a thing or two about the hiring of the Definers, after previously saying that she did not.
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Vi from New York City knows a thing or two about preparation: If you think you can run only 1503 meters, then your preparation and performance would be limited to achieving only that goal.
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"Lightning doesn't always strike twice in one family," said Alexandra Styron, a novelist and a daughter of William Styron, who knows a thing or two about the obstacles facing the children of famous parents.
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What I am hoping for is that Mr. Trump's first foray outside the United States as president will teach him a thing or two about managing the political chaos he has caused at home.
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Holding indelible balances with a glittering sense of self, she was sensuous, and powerfully so, like a modern ballerina who has grown up in the era of #MeToo and learned a thing or two.
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From the day I officially resigned, I've learned a thing or two about exactly what it takes to retire early, and not just early, but super early, while others are still just getting started.
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And at a time when one in five New Yorkers is an immigrant, those native to the city could learn a thing or two from the culinary traditions of those who came from elsewhere.
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Freddy is one of the best arguments for Billy to stop running away, since he knows what Billy's going through — well, before he gets the wizard powers — and a thing or two about feeling unloved.
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Alyokhina knows a thing or two about this — she was sentenced to two years in a prison colony for "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred" for Pussy Riot's anti-Vladimir Putin performance in an Orthodox church.
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The "Piece by Piece" singer knows a thing or two about vocal competitions, and she shared some of her words of wisdom for the newly minted star at a press conference following the show's finale.
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With her own cosmetic and skincare lines on the market, and a hit song titled "Confident", Demi Lovato, the face of NYC New York Color, knows a thing or two about inner and outer beauty.
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Image Group LA/Disney Channel/Getty Tisdale sat down with PeopleStyle to chat about her beauty hacks, mishaps and victories, and even showed us a thing or two about how to apply her new products.
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HGTV'S Chip and Joanna Gaines have a deep appreciation for the harvest season, and they know a thing or two about finding well-made products that make life a little bit easier and more festive.
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We could practically fall asleep watching her everyday makeup routine or her highlight and contour tips for beginners — but we won't, because we have a feeling this teen could teach us a thing or two.
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Now, however, the signals from Washington are that the new president, a man who knows a thing or two about disputes over real estate, wants to try to push through an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.
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On top of that, Harvey recognizes Candy is probably right about everything, is smart, and he likes her, but, all of that isn't worth even trying to teach her a thing or two about filmmaking.
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Mr. Morris, who comes from the modern dance world, knows a thing or two about getting dancers on and off the floor, a skill that doesn't always translate to ballet choreographers, though they keep trying.
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One thing we have learned is that Johnson has done a lot of self-reflection in her 28 years, and she might know a thing or two about what will and won't make her happy.
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In this video, he's grooving and singing along to "Techno Fan" by a much newer English rock band, The Wombats ... and it's clear the young whippersnappers could learn a thing or two by watching Mick.
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They've been working the Hollywood crowd, where their supporters know a thing or two about performing: Wayne Newton and Phil Robertson for Trump, and Kim Kardashian, Kanye West and the cast of Hamilton for Clinton.
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" The reality star also had a thing or two to say about how she's portrayed in the media, saying, "I don't have a problem with people reporting on things, except for when it's not accurate.
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Those who attended the ceremony were given just 60 seconds for their acceptance speeches, a longstanding rule that was, as always, vigorously enforced (the Oscars could learn a thing or two from the Ig Nobels).
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Virtru co-founder Will Ackerly developed the company's underlying encryption technology while he was working as an engineer at the NSA, so it's fair to say he knows a thing or two about the subject.
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"Call it, if you will, a moral debt restructuring, one caused by the reckless behavior of a man who knows a thing or two about bankruptcy," he continued, in a thinly veiled reference to Trump.
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Waka Flocka Flame not only doesn't care about people ripping him over the video of his niece in a dog cage -- he insists he can teach the haters a thing or two about child care!
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With two adorable daughters, a crazy-cool career and a thriving makeup line, the actress-turned-entrepreneur knows a thing or two about living a fulfilling life, from family to career and everything in between.
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"We are still building the core use cases," says Mohit — a repeat entrepreneur who knows a thing or two about monetizing, having founded and sold Shopzilla and Bizrate for over $500 million 10 years ago.
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Achilles Heel: Andrew Tarlow's Greenpoint boozer would have made the area's dock workers of yesteryear proud with its seasonally-driven, delicious food from chef Lee Desrosiers, who knows a thing or two about outdoor cooking.
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Founded in Brooklyn with a workforce that's mostly virtual, the new-ish company managed to raise cash from three firms that know a thing or two about enterprise operations — CRV, Haystack and the Slack Fund.
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Yet therein lies the reward: In our time together, my neighbors and I have learned a thing or two about how to not only create, but negotiate our common life with more ease and compassion.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "Bawdy, heartfelt, and surprisingly wise, 'Sex Education' is a raucous romp through a group of teenagers whose sexual misadventures are so thoughtfully rendered, adults could learn a thing or two from them.
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If Panarea, the smallest island in the archipelago, is the fun little ingénue of the Aeolian Islands, Lipari — which means "large, fertile" — is her big, slightly worn grandmother: She's definitely seen a thing or two.
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And when he does he'll be played by none other than Kit Harington, who as Jon Snow learned a thing or two about brooding with a sword in his eight seasons on Game of Thrones.
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House Democrats demanding President Donald Trump's impeachment picked up new support in recent days from people who know a thing or two about Congress investigating the White House: alumni of the Clinton and Obama administrations.
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With experience working on brands like Yves Rocher, L'Oréal Paris and Procter & Gamble and as the former Chief Marketing Officer of beauty conglomerate Coty, Stephen Mormoris knows a thing or two about the cosmetics industry.
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Taco Bell is like that Taurus friend you can't live without: She's aggressive and set in her ways, she works hard and plays hard, and she definitely knows a thing or two about treating yourself.
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There is no reason why each time we meet with someone today you cannot adopt the mindset of a student and allow the person in front of you to teach you a thing or two.
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I know a thing or two about sun sign compatibility (I wrote a book about it!), but someone's moon sign reveals much about their inner world and what makes them feel safe, nurtured, and loved.
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From the games we couldn't put down, to the apps that helped us chill out, get more done, and taught us a thing or two about our privacy, here's what we were downloading in 2019.
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The duo recently met up with Matt Sweeney in Palm Springs to regale him with tales of playing without a pick, teaching a thing or two to Neil Young, and how they learned to play.
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Noone—who started the Dublin International Game Music Festival, was the principal conductor for Blizzard's World of Warcraft, and a regular conductor at Skywalker Ranch, knows a thing or two about conducting and video games.
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The launch of Study shows that Facebook clearly feels that it still needs this data on how people are using their phones, and also that Facebook has learned a thing or two from the last controversy.
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NORTH HAVEN, Connecticut (Reuters) - As the daughter of a former NHL coach and a two-time U.S. collegiate champion in her own right, Sarah Murray knows a thing or two about ice hockey and its culture.
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Models just might know a thing or two about how to best pack for a trip, considering they're always jet-setting from one photo shoot to another — and they're always looking their best while doing it.
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So when The Huffington Post brought our attention to the below video of Ramsay showing the Master Chef contestants a thing or two about scrambled eggs, we knew we had to get in on the action.
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Heath not only works with loads of stars — including Rashida Jones, Jessica Biel, and Margot Robbie — but she also knows a thing or two about picking the best texturizing products to use for every hair type.
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Vanni led me down two flights of stairs to his cantina—these Italian men know a thing or two of mancaves—and gestured toward a deep kitchen pot covered with a dish towel and a lid.
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Making cars is tough, though, even for the people who make them: Daimler and BMW, for example, who both know a thing or two about the auto business, famously endured costly encounters with their own kind.
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Not only is consensual non-monogamy, or CNM, more common and less dysfunctional than stereotypes suggest, but the particular necessities of the arrangement — like staggeringly candid communication — can teach a thing or two to monogamous mates.
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The assistant professor of English at the University of Pikeville plans to run on a platform of fairness, integrity, and unity — and he knows a thing or two about his opponent's track record with those values.
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You don't get to be a two-time Super Bowl champion and the most sought-after tight end in Fantasy Football without learning a thing or two about what it takes to be a great athlete.
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I've never been good at just spontaneously leaping into new things, but that trip could've taught me a thing or two about standing on my own two legs and making my own decisions without overthinking them.
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If you can play it that way, do—it'll stave off the gray hair that little longer, and you might even learn a thing or two about your pal's (in)ability to follow perfectly simple instructions.
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He has a recurring jazz night in Los Angeles with his band, Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, and the 65-year-old knows a thing or two about the new faces in rap, also.
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And double-plus, at some point I do actually want to power up a couple of pokémon so I can head over to a gym and show those Valor / Mystic / Instinct jagoffs a thing or two.
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From their first date to their wedding, Jade and Tanner Tolbert's entire love story unfolded on reality television – so it's safe to say they know a thing or two about finding love on the small screen.
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In the current climate — something City Ballet and its board should know a thing or two about — elevating the job title of a man over a woman seems like a regressive, shortsighted and even cowardly act.
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Chris Jay, a managing partner at Merrill Lynch, knows a thing or two about finding success as an adviser now, but he definitely didn't have all the answers when he was coming up in the business.
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Americans may be able to learn a thing or two from Singaporeans, as I discovered in a recent visit to study the health system, although there are also reasons that comparisons between the nations aren't apt.
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But after years of seeing her clients' advertisements get nixed by legacy media outlets and social media platforms, she's learned a thing or two about how cannabusinesses can operate on Facebook without violating its terms of use.
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Which is part of why we think parents and non-parents alike can learn a thing or two from their can-do attitude, as well as their innovative usage of space and their whimsical-yet-sophisticated style.
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The cosmetics industry has many established players and the sector is extremely competitive; something Barrymore clearly knew a thing or two about when she launched Flower — her ex-husband's father, Arie Kopelman, is the CEO of Chanel.
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It became HBO's largest telecast in its 46-year history, but with all of those viewers there are bound to be some critics — and Kit Harington has a thing or two he'd like to say to them.
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But for the last few months, the network and show creators Matt and Ross Duffer haven't revealed much about the series' fate (not surprising, considering they know a thing or two about the power of staying quiet).
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Check West's feed for the full Twitter essay (he didn't link the tweets, so he could probably learn a thing or two from Jeet Heer), but here are a few of the best tweets from Hurricane Yeezy.
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Since JAY-Z and Beyoncé know a thing or two about parenting — they have three children, 7-year-old daughter Blue Ivy and 2-year-old twins Rumi and Sir — the rapper shared some words of wisdom.
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"After all, we do know a thing or two about swamps in Louisiana," he drawls in one advert, one of several Kennedy commercials that appear to be aimed at making viewers forget he studied at Oxford University.
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Steve Herrod, managing director at General Catalyst and former CTO at VMware, knows a thing or two about infrastructure, and he sees a company that could provide a viable alternative to the established players in this space.
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The fab five is back in Atlanta this season, and this time, they're doling out makeovers to both men and women who could stand to learn a thing or two from a gang of queer lifestyle gurus.
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Throughout their journey Vallelonga overcomes his prejudice and even teaches Shirley a thing or two about black culture when he introduces the classical musician to music by Aretha Franklin and Little Richard, seemingly for the first time.
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After years of growing restrictions online, Iranians know a thing or two about getting around their government's censorship system, colloquially known as the "Filternet," and they often turn to circumvention services like Virtual Private Networks, or Tor.
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"It's a big jigsaw puzzle," Cilenti said last Thursday, shortly after giving a tour of the village to Ban Ki-moon, the secretary general of the United Nations, who knows a thing or two about world order.
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It feels like Knausgaard's attempt to break free of his own stifling reputation as a writer of autofiction, to show that he knows a thing or two beyond shopping for groceries and putting the kids to bed.
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Perhaps he does these things because he is a member of the Dungeon Family, the most creative musical collective in all of rap history, and they know a thing or two about cultivating an air of mystery.
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As a hurricane veteran, I've picked up a thing or two on how to prepare for and deal with the aftermath of a hurricane, particularly when it comes to the most important and vulnerable aspects — your finances.
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Bastian Schweinsteiger put on his big boy boots today for his MLS debut with the Chicago Fire and showed the boys in the EPL a thing or two about how 32 isn't too old for the sport.
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While nobody is holding their breath for a breakthrough, anyone who knows a thing or two about the war in the Donbas will tell you this may be the best chance to put an end to it.
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