Over It. and Dowsing, and embracing their snarkier alter egos.
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Waking people are not beholden to their sleeping alter egos.
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It was just part of one of my alter egos.
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I think of the two women as the artist's alter egos.
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Everybody has their little alter egos, the name people calls them.
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His alter egos were not case studies; they were role models.
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I enjoy the alter egos he takes on as he gets older.
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There's more to dissociative disorders than role-playing and having alter egos.
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They're often alter egos that children use to sort out their impulses.
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"They all were viewed as my alter egos," Mr. Doctoroff, 61, said.
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With silicone or needles, the women give life to their alter egos.
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And this is just one of many fictitious alter egos to emerge.
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Destiny and Esther are the alter egos of Sara Gardner and Lori Canada.
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Allegories about transformation, alter egos, and true selves resonate in particular with LGBTQ audiences.
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As embodied by this thrilling actor, Crow and Dad are not merely alter egos.
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Many of the attendees told Smith that they take inspiration from their fantasy alter-egos.
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You can go ahead and match them with their superhero identities and civilian alter egos.
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A man with as many alter egos as he has is hard to pin down.
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Creatures like lobsters, cockroaches and sharks serve as alter egos and characters in his work.
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Recording artists have been known to adopt alter egos from time to time — remember Chris Gaines?
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The two-sided quality of the Gemini goes beyond contrasting thoughts and into alter-egos, too.
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ALTER EGOS: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and the Twilight Struggle Over American Power, by Mark Landler.
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These are alter egos of which party officials, whose ears are everywhere, can make strategic use.
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But as the show progresses, we get to delight in dozens of wigged Moira alter-egos.
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Valiant's Faith is built on the tried-and-true credos of hope, optimism, and alter egos.
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We created alter egos for the day — mine was named Lala, after the hostess from Vanderpump Rules.
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The pop icon was famous for his myriad alter egos — each seemingly more radical than the last.
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GLOW's first season was largely about Sam and his wrestlers developing their alter egos and wrestling styles.
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But his alter egos, summoned by playmakers angered and bewildered by his election, have been myriad lately.
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The collaborative retreat offered these creators a chance for their alter egos to play off each other.
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These Breakfast Club alter-egos may even give us more insight into each actor's role in WW 1984.
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These women, who often go by alter egos, create "double lives" as rockers, according to photographer Paul Shiakallis.
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Even though "it's fun to have alter-egos," Jenner says that unless it's faux, the answer is no.
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Those alter egos make McLaughlin, 46, one of golf's most colorful tournament directors, if not the most unlikely.
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The Horde These alter egos (or "alters") are referred to, in both "Split" and "Glass," as the Horde.
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He is known to rock alter egos every now and then ... sounds like this could be his latest.
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The Japanese band members, mostly based in the United States, perform as alter egos — aliens from the planet Peelander.
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For example, the report listed Peter Parker and Bruce Wayne, the alter egos of Spider-Man and Batman, respectively.
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And then there are alter egos as self-portraits, like the animated clay figure Gumby, remembered from childhood television.
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Bowie's fashion sense was also on display, with people channeling the musician's iconic alter egos in elaborate makeup and costumes.
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Some, like Lady Gaga or David Bowie, have used performance as a kind of protection, inventing bold, flamboyant alter-egos.
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Spears' iconic music video for "Toxic" and Swift's latest (and, possibly, greatest) video both showcase the singers' many alter-egos.
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Luckily, he had Abatha and Josephine (the Constitution era alter egos of Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer) on the line.
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Following in the footsteps of his previous characters Borat, Ali G and Brüno, Mr. Cohen created several new alter egos.
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The first of Megan's alter egos, her persona was inspired by the late Houston rapper Pimp C's alias Tony Montana.
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That they are alter egos, in a way, was the biggest clue to why Valjean felt so guilty, so unworthy.
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Its comic-book gaudiness was in keeping with some of his past alter egos: Jamie Starr, Alexander Nevermind, Joey Coco.
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The synchronicity with which the cast members say what their alter egos onscreen are saying is a jaw-dropping marvel.
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Eilish and her brother, Finneas O'Connell, often write about imagined characters ("Bury a Friend") or satirized alter-egos ("Bad Guy").
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Eilish and Finneas O'Connell — her brother, cowriter, and producer —are storytellers, writing and singing as fictional characters or alter egos.
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By now, her outfits, costumes, and alter egos are as famous as the songs we can't get out of our heads.
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He does so, which prevents the other characters from becoming vigilantes and their costumed alter-egos only become comic-book characters.
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The debut of Suga brings the grand total of Megan's alter egos to three, including Hot Girl Meg and Tina Snow.
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Some of the Black women that she stans have also incorporated alter egos into their careers, including Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj.
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He even came up with two alter egos, John Barron and John Miller, so he could masquerade as his own p.r.
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"Catastrophe" returns for a third season in the delightfully smutty marriage between the alter egos of Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney.
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And once again, Mr. Nelson has assembled a fine cast that wears its alter egos with the ease of old cardigans.
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Literature in Spanish and Portuguese, from Fernando Pessoa to Javier Cercas, from Cortázar to Borges, seems especially infatuated with alter egos.
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Against such prevailing dispositions, spirits "in the habit of spitting" populate her texts, mirroring the androgynous alter egos in her paintings.
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I manifest alter egos and their internal circumstances among theatrical environments, ready to be integrated into any physical, cultural, or emotional landscape.
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In a post on her website and app, the reality star matches her sisters with their alter egos from the HBO hit.
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I definitely have, and was shocked and pleased to see my famous alter-egos and all the traits we had in common.
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Mr. Cox, a British actor who knows from alter-egos after playing both sides of a superhero on Netflix's "Daredevil," is sensational.
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Shiakallis has spent years documenting the female fans who often show off their heavy-metal alter egos and outfits only after dark.
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The reality TV duo has a long history of drunken fights, drunken alter egos, and general suspicion around the health of their relationship.
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Nicolas Cage has mesmerized audiences with his unhinged alter egos in plenty of movies, so why not go for it one more time?
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He pursued that theme through fictional alter egos like the ubiquitous Nathan Zuckerman, a writer whose experiences were strikingly similar to his own.
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With the confusing panoply of alter egos she's constructed around this particular album, though, there seems to be something more personal at play.
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They often function as the alter egos of her fragile, insecure protagonists, representing the boldness and the freedom that they can never achieve.
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In his book "Alter Egos," New York Times White House correspondent Mark Landler disclosed the Omani "back channel" to Iran beginning in 2628.
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That much time creates an indelible relationship between character and actor, and if they could meet their alter-egos, they'd want to say thanks.
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Still, Peele clearly saw something in the twins, who have several jaw-dropping moments as the alter-egos of angsty teens Lindsey and Becca.
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Fursuits can be intrinsic to the identities or alter egos that define the lifestyle, and some furries even keep multiple fursuits for multiple personalities.
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To play this game, we distilled the essence of our nation's latest colorful cast of political characters and assigned them potential GoT alter egos.
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This was contrasted with alter-egos like "Peaked in high school Rob Lowe" who hangs on to his football glory days and has cable.
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The pair even has similarly over-the-top alter-egos: Michael's stage moniker of Miguel Blanchett Almodovar and Mindy's "warrior name," Beyoncé Pad Thai.
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Episode 4: "Furs by Sebastian" We're in the '13s in domestic bliss with Bruce (Owen) and Linda Marino (Annie), their pill B alter egos.
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Political Fashion with Derek Zoolander and Hansel: Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson glammed up the Weekend Update desk as their male model alter egos.
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At the next night's pre-Rose Ceremony cocktail party, Olivia continues to monopolize Ben's time, which really sets Lace and her alter-egos off.
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It was the first time the friends showed any level of romantic affection, but likely not the first time their offscreen alter-egos did.
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Singh became known on YouTube for her comedy skits featuring over-the-top characters and alter-egos, parodying men, her parents, and family members.
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B.J. Cleveland, a local celebrity, is Vernon, 35 years after he made his Theater Arlington debut as one of the character's singing alter egos.
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Regulate time on social media, where discourse can be barbed and peers curate honeyed alter egos that stoke insecurity in those looking at them.
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As a rapper, Glover has made a point of blurring the line between himself and his alter egos, between self-awareness and self-consciousness.
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He invented a series of alter egos to distance himself from a market that would swallow the identities of many other, less savvy musicians.
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So what I do with the alter egos is that I can tell my friends you can be anybody you want, be anybody you want.
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When [Chet Faker] blew up, I had three other alter egos or pseudonyms, because my issue had always been that I had such versatile music.
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For further listening, check out their alter-egos Condo Fucks, which released the covers LP Fuckbook in 2009 and toured as recently as last year.
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A man with this many alter egos knows that humans contain multitudes, and this section of his discography is just another exhibition of that fact.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland, the weird old man alter egos of comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, stopped by Bachelor: Live last night.
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One of Mr. Prince's onstage alter egos admits a special fondness for "Follies," a ravishing elegy to dashed dreams and a bygone era of showbiz.
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Both characters had their families brutally gunned down, and they responded by creating alter egos who could dispense the justice they never received from the system.
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Pepper's, which saw the Fab Four take on alter egos, was ranked No. 1 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
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TRUMP ALTER EGOS: The Hill's Amie Parnes reports: Hillary Clinton knows there are different sides to Donald Trump's personality and she's preparing for all of them.
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In it, Rina takes on a number of different alter egos, dances around in various wigs and outfits and lip syncs her way through the song.
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Researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia surveyed 64 men and women and found that drunk alter egos can essentially be categorized into four different archetypes.
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I know some of the women weren't initially thrilled with their outfits, but watching them embrace their alter egos was such a fun part of the day.
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The "Look What You Made Me Do" video showcased her many alter-egos, all of which are some version of the Swift that's portrayed in the media.
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Bowie is best known as a performer who adopted and cast off a plethora of alter egos, including Ziggy Stardust, the Thin White Duke and Major Tom.
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One of his alter egos is jonatan leandoer127—he was born Jonatan Leandoer Håstad, after all—under which he has recently released two EPs and a single.
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It became a place as creative and alluring as its namesake: a space where ordinary people could highlight hidden versions of themselves or invent new alter egos.
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Instead of a clubhouse on the beach, there's a virtual global juvenile hall, where kids gather, invent an argot, adopt alter egos, and shoot one another down.
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They've then gone out into the world as their alter egos to interact with the same people who have challenged their qualifications as women in their fields.
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"It's fun to have alter-egos," Jenner said about her blonde moment on the Balmain runway, adding that any color changes will continue to be just that — momentary.
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"For a lot of maskers, their alter egos form a deeper part of themselves or bring to life something that their 'regular' self does not hold," Kern explained.
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Rock star David Bowie, as he later christened himself, died Sunday at age 69, but has left behind a rich treasure trove of musical alter egos and personas.
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In the early 2000s while filming a French television commercial for Vittel bottled water, David Bowie walked through a Paris mansion that was haunted by his alter egos.
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Among other things, we learned from the tapes that Republicans have nominated an egomaniac with an Andy Kaufmanesque repertoire and his very own Tony Clifton-style alter egos.
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Both actors have acknowledged their respect for one another and continue to give hope to the possibility of seeing their superhero alter egos on the big screen together.
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It humanizes the (in)famous recluse who opted to speak indirectly with alter egos both in and outside of his films, like Guillaume the orange cat or owls.
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Tennis players, coming unglued on court, can 'look like lunatics in a public square,' Agassi writes, 'ranting and swearing and conducting Lincoln-Douglas debates with their alter egos.
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Ms. Kyle and Mr. Wayne, or rather their famous costumed alter egos, met aboard a yacht as the Cat (as Catwoman was first known) planned a jewelry heist.
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Love Yourself: Her represents anima (the femininity embedded in men), as the videos that were released along with the album included different women (perhaps the members' female alter-egos).
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At first glance, female masking may seem like a form of cosplay or crossdressing, since the fetish involves donning latex masks of women's faces and assuming female alter egos.
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The new season picks up with spies Philip (Matthew Rhys) and Elizabeth (Keri Russell) in the midst of an elaborate sting, requiring the customary alter egos (and yes, wigs).
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You could call Blake out of key with his times, as Ezra Pound once described Hugh Selwyn Mauberley, one of Pound's alter egos in a famous sequence of poems.
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From rehearsing for work meetings to dishing out pre-date pep talks to dreaming up purple-lipstick-wearing alter egos, the mirror makes our moi-to-moi dialogue possible.
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The Thread RE: H IS FOR HAWK Mark Landler analyzed Hillary Clinton's aggressive foreign-policy record in an adaptation of "Alter Egos," his book about Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Where once it was his main focus, it now shares his attention with multiple new projects: a book about alter-egos, new paintings, and an art fair in 2019.
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One widespread strategy has been to give players a chance to spend real-world money to buy items they can use to make their digital alter egos more powerful.
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I actually really liked the dinner scene where Philip and Elizabeth — in character as their new pilot and flight attendant alter egos — spent some time with their new marks.
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Taking on alter egos — Richie as "The Captain," Perry as "The Aviator," and Bryan as, well, himself — the AI judges are welcomed by an entire school band and screaming fans.
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While Mr. Kroll (of Comedy Central's "Kroll Show") and Mr. Mulaney ("Saturday Night Live") await their Broadway debuts with excitement and anxiety, their alter egos say it is long overdue.
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Shooting for the final season ended only a few weeks ago, and the cast still seemed to be coming to terms with saying goodbye to their long-term alter egos.
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Instead of acknowledging their own duality and accepting it, however, Geminis tend to reject or hide their alter egos, thinking of themselves as being one way while consistently acting another.
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Outside of Taos, the workplaces where furries were contracting—hot computing companies of the day including Sun Microsystems, Netscape and Electronic Arts—varied in acceptance of their animalistic alter-egos.
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The Australian comedian Zoe Coombs Marr won the coveted Barry Award at last year's Melbourne International Comedy Festival with this gender-bending show about alter egos, mime and intersectional feminism.
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But this too is spin or shows that conservative intellectuals can are no less susceptible than their leftist alter egos are to the siren song of windy but empty rhetoric.
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Not for him or any of his fictional alter-egos the traditional contempt of the homeward-looking literary exile—of James Joyce for Ireland, the "old sow that eats her farrow".
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Suddenly, Lace, who along with all of her alter egos has been quiet all week, pulls Ben aside to wrench herself free before he can cut her at the Rose Ceremony.
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Detling has worked with athletes to create alter egos, similar to the retired N.B.A. superstar Kobe Bryant's "Black Mamba," that they can summon when they step on the field of play.
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In an industry marked by an obsession with branding, alter egos give artists a chance to widen the scope of their artist identity, allowing them to express themselves to the fullest.
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Through work and strain comes resolution, as Ms. Pazcoguin, after moving in tandem with her three alter egos, makes her way to the front of the stage and finds solid ground.
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In the workplace, these standards are particularly pronounced, and many women of color are forced to adopt work-appropriate alter egos in order to blend in and, hopefully, ascend in their careers.
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Rewatch the Lonely Island's best Digital Shorts, and you'll notice that the punching bag is often the trio or their alter egos, such as Samberg's clueless "Dick in a Box" lover-man.
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From Beyonce (Sasha Fierce) to Snoop Dogg (Snoop Lion) to Prince (Camille) to Green Day (Foxboro Hot Tubs), the gamut of alter egos in music runs through many a peak and trough.
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I suppose I must point out that Mr. Faizon and Mr. St. Geegland are fictions, the alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, who are both in their 30s.
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" She added, "Beyoncé has her alter ego, and people create these alter egos because it seems like a little bit more protection when you put yourself out there for all to see.
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This Thursday, as he so often has, Spinney, 250, plans to travel to the studios in Astoria, Queens, where "Sesame Street" is produced, and record some voices for his colorful alter egos.
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"Living with fear" goes against everything Bowie and his many alter egos stood for, so it's no surprise that he would view bowing to fear as the absolute worst state of existence.
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It is, of course, hardly a coincidence that The Book of Disquiet is also attributed to a fictional poet, in this case, Bernardo Soares, one of Pessoa's several artistic alter egos or heteronyms.
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In Nico Muhly and Nicholas Wright's version, the eponymous fraudster maintains an array of dazzling alter egos, clothed by the costume designer Arianne Philips and voiced by her own personal chorus, her Shadows.
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Both actors are in there 30s, but use the not-quite-magic of clothes and hairstyling to portray their 13-year-old alter egos, who are as crushingly awkward as they are endearing.
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On the surface, his affinity for the traditional romantic ballets that constitute much of the company's repertory seems at odds with the glee he takes in scrambling gender roles through his alter egos.
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One of its alter egos, cyberexperts believe, is Cyber Berkut, an outfit supposedly set up in Ukraine by supporters of the country's pro-Russian president, Viktor F. Yanukovych, who was ousted in 2014.
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The very nature of avatars as potential alter-egos makes this VR experience feel somewhat diagnostic — as though in revealing a particular set of skins, the game is telling you something about yourself.
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As a self-identi ed mixed-race woman, she contends with different stereotypes and personas in her work, creating alter-egos in a way that is more Nicki Minaj and less Cindy Sherman.
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Bowie had, throughout his career, performed disappearing acts, staging dramatic final performances for Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke, retiring his most loved alter-egos when they were at their most creatively fertile.
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These two crotchety oldsters — the alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — will regale audiences with complaints about popular culture and celebrations of tuna salad, under the direction of Alex Timbers.
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Carell is also joined by a good cast, seen mostly in doll form, with Diane Kruger, Janelle Monae, Eiza Gonzalez, Merritt Wever and Gwendoline Christie among the alter egos in his rich fantasy world.
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" In "Flexn Evolution," which opens at the Park Avenue Armory on Thursday, Ms. Felton, 26, will display those alter egos in group numbers, as well as in a haunting solo set to Rihanna's "Sledgehammer.
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"The last time we were in Chico together you might have met our alter egos Goldie and Ricky," the SEC sportscaster captioned the photo of him and Fletcher dressed in wigs, hats and '80s attire.
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Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Zosia Mamet and Jemima Kirke all channeled their high fashion alter-egos for the sixth and final premiere of the HBO show at New York City's Alice Tully Hall on Thursday.
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Bitmoji, Snapchat users' emoji-like alter-egos, have appeared in Snapchat's "World Lenses" since the feature launched last year, but this is the first time to the company has made the feature available in 3D.
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Mr. Varjon offered an engrossing performance of Schumann's Fantasy in C, a love letter to Clara Wieck, his future bride and a mesh of the composer's alter egos, the dreamy Eusebius and the fiery Florestan.
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They will tell you that it could explain, for example, why quantum computers (which admittedly don't yet quite exist) could be so powerful: They would delegate the work to their alter egos in other universes.
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The concept was supposed to be "alter-egos" in which the women were to model the two sides of their personalities, and Ms. Leakes requested that Ms. Zolciak-Biermann pose in blackface for one of hers.
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Reddit's 250 million users don't have to give their real identity when they sign up and an environment of unidentifiable alter egos doesn't seem like the safest place for brands to attempt to advertise their wares.
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Then there's Prince, a man who had no less than eight alter egos (one of which was simply called Gemini, represented in the liner notes for his appearance on the 1989 Batman soundtrack, of all things).
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The last time Ms. Saunders and her "Absolutely Fabulous" co-star Joanna Lumley, brought their TV alter egos, Patsy and Edina, to New York in 2002, they wound up in jail after burning down a bar.
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Across his catalog, Maine has used alter egos as a source of inspiration—including characters like Ronald Paris and Ronnie Mystery—but here, his character of Ricky Pepsi and his girlfriend Julie is front-and-center.
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Rogers was kind of the opposite: an essentially feline temperament — one of his main puppet alter egos was the exquisitely timid Daniel Striped Tiger — and one of the few introverts to become a mass-media celebrity.
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Though their onscreen alter egos, sisters Haley and Alex Dunphy, are prone to butting heads on the Emmy-winning sitcom, Hyland and Winter — both of whom reportedly just scored big raises — are totally tight in real life.
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Gil Fazion and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — the cranky, septuagenarian alter egos of the comedians John Mulaney and Nick Kroll — are bringing shabbiness back to sanitized Times Square, where they have set up festering and stupendously entertaining camp.
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The occasion will be a unique opportunity to observe a talented writer and dynamic performer who is also trained as a hypnotherapist and has multiple alter-egos, including "rapping pensioner Ida Barr" and cultural critic Jedd O'Sullivan.
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Schumann called the sonata — a mesh of his alter egos, the dreamy Eusebius and the fiery Florestan — a "cry from my heart to yours," although the contrast between whimsy and tumult could have been more convincingly rendered here.
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The girls spent some time with a tattoo artist, who inscribed each of their characters' first initials on the inside of their pointer fingers to immortalize not only their longtime alter-egos, but also their iconic "shhhh" pose.
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The total number of social media accounts may be several times that, making the task of sorting out people (and their braver/sassier/sexier online alter-egos) from commercial, political, and general trolling accounts a gargantuan technical challenge.
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LONDON — On Tunstall Road in Brixton, the once working-class, immigrant-heavy neighborhood where David Bowie was born, a mural depicts one of his alter egos, Aladdin Sane, encircled by electric planets, a lightning bolt across his face.
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BUT – in lieu of a traditional host – Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele will serve as the evening's masters of ceremonies, giving play-by-play commentary throughout the night as their alter-egos, The Shamester and Lizard Sheeple.
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Story arcs centering on Nina Krilova, a one-time triple agent for the Soviets and Americans, and Martha Hanson, a secretary who falls for one of Philip's alter egos, are meaty and integral parts of the overall narrative.
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Their on-screen alter egos may just be getting accustomed to telephones ("Is this an instrument of torture?" as Dame Maggie Smith's Dowager Countess would say), but the real-life cast of Downton Abbey is fluent in emoji.
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That's why we have massive iCloud photo libraries, 15GB of video of that really cool Springsteen concert on our phones, Instagram accounts for ourselves, our pets, and our alter egos, and dusty yearbooks stacked up in our closets.
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On the show, Mr. Lyons used his mellifluous voice to develop several alter egos that ran through Negativland's work, including the preacher Pastor Dick, the washed-up radio personality Dick Vaughn and the used-car salesman Dick Goodbody.
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Too often, for example, book-chat mandarins would consider Roth a writer whose only concern were the vagaries of personal identity as he used such alter egos as Nathan Zuckerman and Peter Tarnopol in what seemed autobiographical novels.
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In "Alter Egos," his lively and informative study of the relationship between Obama and Clinton, Mark Landler, who is a White House correspondent for The New York Times, comes down emphatically on the side of an interventionist Clinton.
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In following the phases of one woman's life from cradle to grave through the clashing perspectives of three alter egos, "Hundred" inevitably brings to mind Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women," which won the 1994 Pulitzer Prize for drama.
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The movie takes the plight of Gloria and Oscar strangely seriously, as if the banalities of their lives are the A-story here, rather than the bizarreness of their monster alter egos or the deaths of millions of Koreans.
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Nick Kroll and John Mulaney bring their alter egos Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland, a couple of dirty old Upper West Side roommates, to the streaming service in this taping of their Broadway show, which closed in January.
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While some buyers have elaborate systems to evade detection (drop points, alter egos, and so on), how-to guides advise buyers to use their real names and addresses to receive deliveries that are generally sent in standard business envelopes.
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Not only do you get Batman, Robin, and their alter egos Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson, but Alfred tags along too (someone has to take care of Wayne Manor upstairs) as well as Catwoman, the Riddler, the Joker, and the Penguin.
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OH, HELLO ON BROADWAY God help us: The two peevish, old Upper West Siders Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll ("Kroll Show") and John Mulaney ("Saturday Night Live") — are getting their own Broadway show.
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Fictional avatars, alter egos and inter-exchangeable identities show up in the works of Fani Parali, Takeshi Murata or Shana Moulton, whereas reappropriation and transmutation are remarkable in the works of Dara Birnbaum, The Man Who Had Failed, and Brice Dellsperger.
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Father Andrei has seen Elizabeth and Philip without their disguises or their alter egos — and it would seem fitting that getting married would turn out to be the most dangerous thing they ever did, the thing that finally blows their cover.
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On Saturday, Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon will be getting into character as Cord Hosenbeck and Tish Cattigan — the aristocratic alter egos they recently debuted when covering the Rose Bowl Parade — to host HBO's coverage of the royal wedding on Saturday.
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In the play's first section, called "Work," these three couples try to reconnect sexually in their antebellum alter egos (and in Dede Ayite's witty costumes) while Mr. Harris and the play's director, Robert O'Hara, press every outrageous button they can.
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When Onika Maraj broke into the mainstream music scene in 2009, she came with an arsenal of alter egos to unleash upon the world — among them, Harajuku Barbie, Martha and Roman Zolanski, Nicki Lewinski — and, of course, the persona of Nicki Minaj herself.
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Stanley and Joyce Boim called American Muslims for Palestine and its affiliated Americans for Justice in Palestine Educational Foundation the "alter egos" of now-defunct groups that a jury found liable in 2004 for the death of their 17-year-old son David.
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After Hart said he was out, Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, the stars of "The Oh, Hello Show," jokingly announced on Twitter that they, or rather, their aging Upper West Side alter egos George and Gil, had been chosen to replace him.
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As a member of the charter generation of viewers — a toddler when "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" was first broadcast, in 1968 — I felt a bittersweet pang on revisiting the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, a place inhabited mainly by Mister Rogers's puppet alter egos.
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"Bellyache," a song from her 2017 EP, is a fictionalized tale of a girl who murdered her friends, inspired by "Garbage" by Tyler, the Creator — one of Eilish's idols and inspirations, who created dark and famously offensive alter egos for his earlier albums.
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But now it's time for two performers that I have worked with and respected -- and actually hand-picked for the guardianship of Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch -- to take my alter-egos into their hands and continue to give them life.
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Now, this strategy makes some sense, if only because those leads are Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin, two incredibly charismatic actors who rip into whatever material they get with as much ferocity as their characters' wrestling alter egos rip into each other.
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Long before alter egos and wild outfits became commonplace in pop, Bowie turned the music world upside down with the release of the 1972 album, "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," which introduced one of music's most famous personas.
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He had Portnoy for a while — he had some other doubles and alter egos — but when he came up with the concept of Nathan Zuckerman, that became the medium through which he expressed himself in many of the novels of the middle of his career.
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As an artist who has previously shielded his face on cover art and worked under alter egos (2014's Xen was a reference to Ghersi's feminine spirit), there's a sense that Arca's next album will be deeply and—in some turns, perhaps—tragically beautiful.
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"Because the President's closest advisers serve as his alter egos, compelling them to testify would undercut the 'independence and autonomy' of the presidency and interfere directly with the President's ability to faithfully discharge his constitutional responsibilities," Assistant Attorney General Steven Engel wrote in a Nov.
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Sure, those people sound awful, just as their alter egos sound brave—those millennials hamstrung by inequality and flat wages, handed a bag of shit by their personal-responsibility-preaching elders and left to grow up in the wake of 9/11 and the global financial crisis.
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Subtler than its setting — largely in the courtroom of the Nuremberg Trials — would imply, its decision to make the major characters alter egos of Wagner and his wife, Cosima, nonetheless too simplistically suggested the composer's complicity in Nazi horrors, while also sapping the underlying story of interest.
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That semi-waking sensation I mentioned above is given full, fluid life early in the show, and it involves little more than a simple single bed, the middle-aged Mr. Sobelle and interchangeable alter-egos who include a towheaded boy, a young woman and an older woman.
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Meanwhile, ABC has debuted a weekly Bachelor aftershow called Bachelor Live, which just a few weeks ago blurred the lines between commentary and sketch comedy when comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney appeared in character as their Kroll Show alter egos "George and Gil" to discuss the latest episode.
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Karen Webster of Pymnts describes Dash and Echo as "alter-egos" in the home, where one is about controlling your smart devices from the outside (the Echo) and the other is about controlling from the inside (Dash, helping you instantly reorder the consumables that make those products work).
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Leaving behind the alter egos and characters she spent years creating for music videos, album covers and photo shoots — celebrated in a 2011 exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum — Ms. Lennox has, in her seventh decade, deconstructed herself and her various personas for a compelling self-portrait.
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For the last year, Ms. Gaignard, who takes self-portraits costumed as various alter egos she imagines, then builds fictional domestic spaces for them, has lived in this nondescript, book-filled and thoroughly carpeted apartment with a professional couple in their late 20s, their chatty lime-green parrot and three cats.
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Country music has never been devoid of comedy: The Grand Ole Opry once featured the winking, rustic humor of Minnie Pearl, Grandpa Jones and Stringbean; the Statler Brothers cultivated the rube alter egos Lester Roadhog Moran & the Cadillac Cowboys; and Alan Jackson cast the comic Jeff Foxworthy in a music video.
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Whether Hemon's escape was a stroke of luck or a tragic turning point is one of the questions that haunt the various alter egos who proliferate in his short stories and novels, caught between a bewildering life they never wanted and the pall of mass death that hangs over their city.
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This elusiveness is compounded by her fascinating catalog of performative alter egos, including Harajuku Barbie (a fashionista obsessed with pink and Minaj's longest-running persona), Nicki Teresa (known as "The Healer") and the sexually explicit Nicki Lewinsky — there is even a male persona, Roman Zolanski, a slightly exaggerated version of Minaj herself.
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Before changing the face of pop culture, music and fashion with a slew of ostentatious alter egos (from Ziggy Stardust to the Thin White Duke), Bowie – who died of cancer Sunday, just two days after his 69th birthday and the release of his album Blackstar – was just a precocious kid in a middle-class family.
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Which means … Bowie has also become a sun: In the "Blackstar" video, both nuclei necessary for fusing are present: Major Tom, the embodiment of all of Bowie's alter egos (Major Tom, Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, Halloween Jack, Thin White Duke, Nathan Adler) and David Bowie the man—the character and his creator, at last fused.
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In his new book, "Alter Egos," Times White House correspondent Mark Landler makes the case that the former Goldwater Girl, the daughter of a Navy petty officer and a staunch Republican, has long had hawkish tendencies, reflected in her support for military action in Iraq and Libya and a no-fly zone in Syria.
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Not all of the works herein are first rank, but all are vital components of a performance of self-invention, especially Gauguin's self-depictions as variously light and dark-skinned, and a "series of personae and alter egos" that included dreamboat, monster, mortality-stunned elder and, in one case, unabashedly, as a suffering Jesus Christ.
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After a series of emotional Instagram posts, Shay Mitchell, Ashley Benson, Troian Bellisario, Lucy Hale, Janel Parrish and Sasha Pieterse spent some time with a tattoo artist, who inscribed each of their characters' first initials on the inside of their pointer fingers to immortalize not only their longtime alter-egos, but also their iconic "shhhh" pose.
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After swapping the title of first lady for New York senator in 2001, Clinton visited every single military installation in her state and developed good working relationships with generals, according to New York Times journalist's Mark Landler's book, "Alter Egos," which examines the foreign policy differences between President Barack Obama and the woman who would like to succeed him.
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There's only one show (presumably) that will be able to boast those qualifications next season, and that's "Oh, Hello on Broadway," which will bring those humorous kibitzers Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland — actually the aged alter egos of the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney — to the Lyceum Theater for a limited run this fall.
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Just look to Nicki Minaj, Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Cardi B — all of whom are following in the footsteps of Tina Turner, Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, and Lil' Kim — their ever-changing hair not only complements their rotating and highly publicized wardrobes and alter egos, but it also creates a fantasy that isn't self-hating or buried under the weight that Black hair historically carries.
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There are also the web series Degrassi Minis, which were produced for seasons five through 22008 of Next Generation and are considered "non-canon"; the 43 TV movie Degrassi Takes Manhattan; and even Jay and Silent Bob Do Degrassi, a three-episode Next Generation arc that sees Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes's fictional alter egos filming a movie at Degrassi Community School, a project that came about largely as wish fulfillment for Smith, a self-professed Degrassi superfan.
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