Finally, Trump is not exactly known for keeping attention-grabbing opinions secret, and in early 2003 opposing the Iraq War was as attention-grabbing as it gets.
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Even Hillary Clinton's most attention-grabbing comments are predictably about Trump.
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These posters needed to be portable as well as attention-grabbing.
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Jammeh is known for making headlines with his attention-grabbing statements.
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Outside the ring, Fury was known for his attention-grabbing antics.
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And the Canadian Opera Company has been doing attention-grabbing work.
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Barbed wit and attention-grabbing garb could only go so far.
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But it wasn't really Zuckerberg's behavior that was most attention-grabbing.
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There is a possible downside to attention-grabbing stunts, even successful ones.
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The getup is somewhere between official-looking uniform and attention-grabbing costume.
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The most attention-grabbing treatment, however, was getting his chest fascia scraped.
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It's a big, attention-grabbing black helmet covered in dials and sliders.
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The only thing more attention-grabbing than unicorn frappucinos is unicorn makeup.
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Even by your attention-grabbing standards, this was a weekend to remember.
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Greenpeace, for example, is likely to stage its signature, attention-grabbing protests.
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Live is all about interruption — sometimes annoying, sometimes welcome, always attention-grabbing.
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It's attention-grabbing, engaging, a little confusing, and a bit too long.
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In the past, it was about coming up with attention-grabbing ads.
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Andrew M. Cuomo loves: aggressive, attention-grabbing and made in New York.
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As far as attention-grabbing stunts go, this is a pretty good one.
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Though the most attention-grabbing response was from director and screenwriter, Ava DuVernay.
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The Peak Design bag is attention-grabbing without seeming to grab for attention.
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Techfin is not as attention-grabbing as an all-out assault on banks.
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The problem is its own platform also sells stuff alongside attention-grabbing lies.
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He is not likely to have another attention-grabbing finish before those contests.
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Eyewear can be a statement-making, attention-grabbing fashion accessory — if done right.
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There's another new function in particular that's attention-grabbing on the DDJ-SB3.
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Taylor topped off the look with an attention-grabbing head of orange hair.
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Audi's attention-grabbing PB18 E-tron supercar is flanked by uniformly forgettable autos.
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Since the brand's creation, Steadman has created attention-grabbing artwork for the brand.
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This is unfortunate, because it detracts from a well-written, attention-grabbing piece.
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"[Porto]" is a quieter play, less attention-grabbing and not as seamlessly staged.
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When the company has done wacky, attention-grabbing things before, it hasn't gone well.
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But after the weekend, many of the most attention-grabbing races have been called.
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Iowa Democratic Party Chair Andy McGuire hit King's amendment as an attention-grabbing stunt.
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She spent the night running around NYC in an attention-grabbing red fur coat.
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A wet suit, it seemed, might be too attention-grabbing, in the wrong way.
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It's typical to see a new gizmo advertised in some flashy, attention-grabbing way.
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It's a shocking statistic that certainly warrants an attention-grabbing stunt of this nature.
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"The fact that they keep using the phrase 'disruption' is attention-grabbing," Whitlock said.
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She said the attention-grabbing look represented her triumphant return to tennis after childbirth.
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Consumer financing metrics like these are certainly alarming and make great, attention-grabbing headlines.
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By the entrance, there's an attention-grabbing fresh produce area to lure customers in.
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She also mentioned that red hair would be too "attention-grabbing" in the photos.
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Yes, a 373-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average is attention-grabbing.
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It displayed them in an attention-grabbing format at the top of its search results.
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On Twitter, a blank slate of 280 characters, it's attention-grabbing, ratio-inviting shit posts.
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"That's a wonderful attention-grabbing headline, but it paints an unrealistic picture," Harley said. Why?
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"Go fuck yourselves, the lot of youâ€"you sad, attention grabbing, power-hungry little men.
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Voters can quickly shift views if surprised by poor results illustrated by attention-grabbing anecdotes.
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They're small and subtle in black or silver, unlike the attention-grabbing bright white AirPods.
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By making attention-grabbing proposals, 99 percent of cities were faced with a win-win.
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As a real-estate developer, Trump successfully parlayed his attention-grabbing instincts into business opportunities.
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The 2020 election cycle is all but certain to deliver another divisive, attention-grabbing spectacle.
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This includes floating uninformed, attention-grabbing opinions — like, say, Donald Judd's insistence on painting's death.
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The attention-grabbing haircuts that many men in those cities wear can be head-turning.
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Mariano ends her media kit with contact information and another attention-grabbing full-page photograph.
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The shows debuted last year, and both ended their first seasons with attention-grabbing cliffhangers.
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While these numbers are attention grabbing, there's also a robust market at much lower prices.
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But Harris failed to turn those attention-grabbing moments into sustained support for her candidacy.
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Attacking high-profile tech companies by name was the attention-grabbing aspect of Warren's speech.
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Occasionally, his abstract arrangements of steel beams can be evocative, but mostly they're annoyingly attention-grabbing.
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The attention-grabbing case still captivates the nation, despite taking place more than two decades ago.
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And by "it," we mean sharing his unsolicited, racist, attention-grabbing, sexist opinions with the world.
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Make that several secrets, to be delivered in attention-grabbing installments, as in a cliffhanger serial.
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Milo was given $250,000 precisely because he has a track record of attention-grabbing hate speech.
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If Zombie Formalism tended toward minimalism, Like Art is maximalist: bright colors, attention-grabbing, and romanticizing.
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Once the novelty of its attention-grabbing gimmick wears off, how will it keep an audience?
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It's certainly an attention-grabbing gambit, but the novel is less concerned with whodunit than why.
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Such attention-grabbing spectacles aren't likely to go far towards persuading Amazon in the long run.
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The seven sculptures of colorfully-painted, stacked boulders paired bright, attention-grabbing hues with natural elements.
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MrBeast is known on YouTube for his attention-grabbing stunts and thousands of dollars in donations.
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It does need to be an attention-grabbing drama where one side holds the moral advantage.
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But for a repertory company like Ailey, revivals can be as important as attention-grabbing debuts.
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With powerfully contemporary stagings of "Betrayal" and "Cyrano," Jamie Lloyd has had an attention-grabbing year.
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It might take a little extra time, and rob lawmakers and proponents of attention-grabbing headlines.
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And Nashville's offer didn't come with some of the attention-grabbing perks that New York's did.
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Sometimes, an attention-grabbing-if-also-arguably-ugly color serves as the bait that hooks your customer.
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Sam Hunt's attention-grabbing facial hair is here to stay, he says — and for a good reason.
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Social-media algorithms prioritise attention-grabbing clickbait over boring truth, which helps propel nonsense around the world.
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People took to Twitter to slam Rinna for what they feel is inappropriate and attention-grabbing behavior.
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At first I wasn't a fan of how obvious and attention-grabbing these two yellow circles were.
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Sonifications make for attention-grabbing sounds on the news, so these days many scientific findings are sonified.
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Brian tested out the phone's purported attention-grabbing abilities by conspicuously flipping it open at several bars.
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All the imagery is attention-grabbing; frequently the stage shows three or more different sequences at once.
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"Something, anything attention grabbing," this person said, adding donors will "stay away" if she doesn't show up.
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Through attention-grabbing stunts, Tesla convinces leaders that they are truly missing out on the product.2.
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But perhaps the most attention grabbing provision of the bill was the creation of the Space Force.
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"From every angle, they're just getting hit with notifications and headlines and attention-grabbing exclamations," Ms. Lewis said.
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Swain, the self-proclaimed "Beyoncé Of Baby Hair," also created Lizzo's attention-grabbing headpiece using 100 percent hair.
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What's attention-grabbing is that this year the study added qualitative interviews with 75 women songwriters and producers.
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Typo is treading one such line — balancing between being attention-grabbing and not offending parents of young kids.
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Before the attention-grabbing lung injuries, lawmakers were already nervous about how many kids were taking up vaping.
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The difference between Netflix and MoviePass was that Helios and Matheson couldn't convert on its attention-grabbing strategy.
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For a provocateur, a person more interested in attention-grabbing than serious intellectual work, that's a death sentence.
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The handwritten postcards are more attention-grabbing than generic flyers and will hopefully encourage more people to vote.
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Any actual competitive concerns aside, is this an attention-grabbing move on behalf of the Bay Area boutique?
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In his attention-grabbing anti-Trump speech on the Senate floor, Arizona Republican Jeff Flake alluded to this.
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As a street photographer, she dressed at times in something attention-grabbing, like a fake leopard-skin coat.
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The candidate might be hoping an attention-grabbing debate performance is his best shot at moving those numbers.
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The world of red carpet dressing is a glamorous hodgepodge of some of fashion's most attention-grabbing looks.
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Bolt, with his easy charm and easily understood talents, is an irresistible force in the attention-grabbing department.
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But The News's formula did last: big, black headlines; tell-all stories; and, before long, attention-grabbing photographs.
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It is hard to overstate how radical, and attention grabbing, "She's Gotta Have It" was when it debuted.
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Some of the exhibitions on my list have tended to be overshadowed by more attention-grabbing shows nearby.
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Either way, Cruz and O'Rourke will likely sail through their contests, setting up an attention-grabbing midterm contest.
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The party has presumably decided that doing nothing risked encouraging other aggrieved citizens to resort to attention-grabbing violence.
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The Korean restaurant on the other side is decorated with large, attention-grabbing Korean film noir posters and cartoons.
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Men who emitted attention-grabbing odors, who wore clothes whose original colors were indecipherable, kibitzed loudly in the corner.
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For many of these people, no attention-grabbing antic is over the line, and no publicity is bad publicity.
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Clinton's statement that 22015 percent of said gains have gone to the top 299 percent is certainly attention-grabbing.
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Unlike the plain garden benches in Africa, those in New York are made of attention-grabbing bright orange plastic.
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It wasn't an attention-grabbing slob fest as we've seen in the past from those unafraid of the spotlight.
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But if an attention-grabbing event is deliberately constructed, if it's on purpose, can it really be a scandal?
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Unfortunately, many attention-grabbing headlines concerning Christian missions often focus on misconceptions concerning the plight of the Haitian people.
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Given his penchant for attention-grabbing stunts, though, it's hard to know how serious Yiannopoulos is about the bid.
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The heavy reliance on attention-grabbing pictures coming out of the Southern civil rights struggles illustrated these preferred narratives.
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Instead, both through his politicking and our own habits, he has been reduced to a seemingly attention-grabbing, narcissist.
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From the baffling to the chaotic, the weekend saw a slew of attention-grabbing moments during the NCAA tournament.
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The country's scientists are accustomed to attention-grabbing headlines by their colleagues as they race to dominate their fields.
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The attention-grabbing tactics of five of their followers at the Lincoln Memorial on Friday resulted in spectacular consequences.
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The largest, most attention-grabbing feature he added was the pool, an irregular, asymmetrical affair with a waterfall fountain.
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Even more than he embraced political combat, Mr. Ailes keenly understood television and its reliance on attention-grabbing flourishes.
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For some reason, the authors have chosen to ignore all of these facts, erroneously creating an attention-grabbing headline.
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There's the new fad of big attention-grabbing (and often highly misleading) Twitter threads "educating" people on obscure topics.
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Go deeper: What Mike Bloomberg's giving says about Mike Bloomberg Michael Bloomberg is off to an attention-grabbing start
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More attention grabbing is a big painted portrait of Don Francisco de Arobe and his two sons, from 1599.
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The report suggested that because Trump's advertising was more attention-grabbing in its nature, Facebook's model priced them lower.
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Here's how you can get on your way to an attention-grabbing cover letter that represents your authentic self.
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There's the new fad of big attention-grabbing (and often highly misleading) Twitter threads "educating" people on obscure topics.
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The whole thing reeks of an attention-grabbing stunt — one last hurrah before sentencing, where he faces years in prison.
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Michael Bierut's poster for the Yale School of Architecture makes good use of a modern attention-grabbing tool: graphic arrows.
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Keeping with Love's attention-grabbing theme, a close-up of the star showed animated, rainbow tears falling from Jenner's eyes.
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That's all the man-bites-dog stuff that makes for attention-grabbing headlines, and it makes many congressional Republicans squirm.
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But, if there are negative or unpleasant things happening around you, then hunger can make these things feel attention-grabbing.
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It was the latest in a series of attention-grabbing covers that have shifted the conversation around the struggling paper.
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It's a vortex of attention-grabbing pop art infrequently experienced these days as artistic omnipresence has become harder to engineer.
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He may yet come to find that less-sexy internet plumbing can deliver as much value as attention-grabbing characters.
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This pillow from World Market has a funky pattern, and the color palette is inviting without being too attention-grabbing.
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The nominal national debt is around $19 trillion, an attention-grabbing number that conservatives use to justify draconian spending cuts.
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Gift the attention-grabbing neon-green beanie, or take the more subtle route with a neutral navy or white style.
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Purselle may have a big, attention-grabbing personality, but she's all business when it comes to getting the job done.
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She and her team have also put on attention-grabbing shows by such artists as Takashi Murakami and Damien Hirst.
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Dozens of companies have their own unique blends of pre-workout, each one bearing catchy, attention-grabbing names and labels.
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Trump's other attention-grabbing activity of the day: feeding baby elephants, and a fall broken by a Secret Service agent.
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During his last stint at the tabloid, Mr. Rich, 46, distinguished himself with attention-grabbing headlines that excoriated Republican leaders.
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Until recently, the royal rivalry was most evident in their global contest for the most expensive and attention-grabbing ventures.
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From his perch as chairman of a national security subcommittee, he delivered attention-grabbing statements that stoked fear of Muslims.
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The day aims to raise money for children in need, in part through the sale of the attention-grabbing accessory.
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Members have said they were afforded no privacy and were victims to Paul&aposs endless tirade of attention-grabbing stunts.
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And while curling irons were surely in use on Oscars night, the more attention-grabbing styles took a severe turn.
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But one of the reasons her performance was so attention-grabbing was the lack of clothes she wore during the film.
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They were soccer&aposs yin and yang, Messi understated and distant, Ronaldo flamboyant with a model girlfriend and attention-grabbing hairdos.
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"The bold colors and their playful motifs are attention-grabbing for all the right reasons," Aiken says of the brand's offering.
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Mostly, just kudos to Hulu for being the first to take ownership of such a dumb but obviously attention-grabbing title.
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This particular feeling has been dubbed a "thunderclap headache," because it's as shocking and attention-grabbing as the sound of thunder.
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The problem is that brown recluse bites are so attention grabbing that even doctors can see them when they're not there.
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In each category, students could choose between an item with a small logo and one with a large, attention-grabbing one.
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Quirk is best known for "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", so its employees obviously have a knack for attention-grabbing gimmicks.
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A close friend of West, 38, previously told PEOPLE that the rapper's recent attention-grabbing behavior is no cause for alarm.
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"Like Art," a type of bright, attention-grabbing work that aims for easy acceptance by servicing screen-tap culture, is everywhere.
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After that, the coffee giant sporadically rolled out attention-grabbing, easily-Instagrammable new drinks for a few days at a time.
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There are the "talkers," who want to deliver the most attention-grabbing quotes and the "doers," who want to deliver results.
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Sure, she was donning a gem-trimmed crown (from designer Irene Neuwirth), but that wasn't the most attention-grabbing add-on.
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But planning a homecoming hairstyle that is both functional and attention-grabbing requires some planning — especially when your hair is natural.
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A catchy news release and the study's publication in one of the world's top research journals made the study attention grabbing.
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His digital war on Kelly has become the trademark of his bombastic, "no time for political correctness," attention-grabbing presidential campaign.
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So maybe the solution is a hardcore Brexiteer who's popular with the base and also happens to be charismatic and attention-grabbing.
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Lady Gaga, who's attention-grabbing antics have worn thin along with her music, needs this performance to propel back into the headlines.
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Because social networks selectively transmit the most attention-grabbing content, these systems' output will evolve to be maximally likeable, clickable, and shareable.
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But his real strength was in attention-grabbing attacks in tweets and speeches, amplified endlessly online by fans, foes and stunned journalists.
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But the attention-grabbing judgment is no guarantee future plaintiffs will be able to convince juries the company's products caused their illnesses.
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But it has certainly not de-platformed the professional purveyor of hateful conspiracy theories who sells supplements alongside his attention-grabbing lies.
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The 40-year-old superstar producer opened up about the attention-grabbing election season and Donald Trump's shocking win over Hillary Clinton.
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Certainly more attention-grabbing is the view from inside one of Waymo's fully driverless minivans as it cruises down an Arizona street.
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It wasn't just Google that had perverse incentives; it was also Apple and Facebook, with their broad ecosystems of attention-grabbing apps.
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Arpaio rose to conservative fame with his aggressive roundups of undocumented immigrants and attention-grabbing tactics like clothing inmates in pink underwear.
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In an attention-grabbing moment, athletes from the British island territory of Bermuda sported, yes, Bermuda shorts at the bitterly cold ceremony.
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Here's a shorter clip at 2 minutes and 35 seconds, but it's got all the good stuff: Big star, attention-grabbing premise.
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The drop comes despite the attention-grabbing controversy surrounding the lack of African-American nominees for the second year in a row.
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The choice Canada faces is between humoring Trump's attention-grabbing ultimatum or sticking with the tactic of lobbying institutions outside the presidency.
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In the new shame culture, the opposite of shame is celebrity — to be attention-grabbing and aggressively unique on some media platform.
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Bush did this three times—in 2001, 2003, and 2008—and would be the most attention-grabbing strategy for delivering tax relief.
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Knievel — who died in 2007, at the age of 69 — completed dozens of attention-grabbing, life-threatening motorcycle jumps over the years.
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Bombastic, attention-grabbing inorganic noises are becoming the norm, disruptive sonic alerts trigger Pavlovian feedback, and simulated sounds are supplanting analog ones.
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Advertiser boycotts have been a potent and attention-grabbing tool in channelling political pressure, and Fox News personalities have been frequent targets.
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Hating Trump together has become the ultimate bonding, attention-grabbing and profit-maximization mechanism for those of us in anti-Trump world.
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If you've seen HBO's The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley, you know just how attention-grabbing this show should be.
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Some 88% believe that those publishing "attention-grabbing" articles, otherwise known as "click bait," are more likely to appear in the feed.
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In an attention-grabbing two-page editorial, the entrepreneurial couple, Silke and Holger Friedrich, urged a reimagining of history since German reunification.
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Anonymous has distributed attention-grabbing and ready-to-publish imagery or press releases that were easy for journalists to quickly report on.
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Bird, meanwhile, said that the pace of investment flows into financial technology suggests an attention-grabbing shift away from incumbents toward new players.
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In particular, bright reds, much desired for their attention-grabbing qualities, are tricky to make, and each of the existing options has flaws.
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The most attention-grabbing moment was at the finale when the two singers got closer and closer until their lips were inches apart.
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The Current War is attention-grabbing, even if viewers are just paying attention because they're trying to puzzle out the bizarre visual choices.
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It was especially attention-grabbing for arriving on the streaming site a month after Wolf's controversial speech at the White House Correspondents Dinner.
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They've become an exceedingly popular garnish, a desired additive in beauty products, and an attention grabbing prop for photos (both personal and professional).
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But in Smith's view, no matter how ridiculous or attention-grabbing a BuzzFeed headline might be, the story gives you exactly what's promised.
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Then again, given the history of The Bachelor, we know there simply aren't any mistakes, just hints that proceeed some attention-grabbing drama.
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From frilly socks to attention-grabbing gold lamé, the five alternative party outfits ahead are proof that you can still shine without sequins.
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The outing comes just one day after the couple's attention-grabbing Snapchat display in which Chyna said she wants to have a baby.
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He stands out in another way beside his brash, attention-grabbing public persona; he's hardly an orthodox conservative on a range of issues.
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That's particularly true in the hypercompetitive enclaves of cable news and social media, where only the most attention-grabbing, conflict-rich content thrives.
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A 2018 note from investing giant Vanguard said that every two years since 1987, there's been one "attention grabbing downturn" in the markets.
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Numerous attention-grabbing videos have gone up on Facebook Live, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg's recent conversation with astronauts on the International Space Station.
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It was covered with sensational political headlines and surrounded by ads with lewd, attention-grabbing images, including medical oddities and barely dressed women.
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However, there is one slight drawback to using an attention-grabbing billboard to combat distracted driving: it can be a little distracting itself.
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" An attention grabbing moment from Biden's time on stage when moderator @lyzl pushed Biden on past votes and calling @VP a "decent guy.
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Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump won an Emmy but has never been able to compete with the real thing for sheer attention-grabbing excess.
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The Tamagotchi – a primitive screen activity, but a screen activity nonetheless – takes all the annoying, attention-grabbing aspects of smartphone life and magnifies them.
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Thursday night's Democratic presidential debate featured a number of high-profile, attention-grabbing clashes between former Vice President Joe Biden and his various challengers.
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Underneath the attention-grabbing, cosmetic changes, the platform is grappling with a much more fundamental question: When and why should it regulate hateful speech?
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Arpaio has also engaged in attention-grabbing tactics such as clothing inmates in pink underwear and forcing prisoners to live on bread and water.
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But people like Hanley and other music industry leaders noted that the legislation was widely overshadowed by the president and West's attention-grabbing antics.
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But it's not, I think, in keeping with what people usually do with GIFs, which is select something really goofy or attention-grabbing. Thanks!
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Given my own views, I hope the athletes can find some attention-grabbing forms of protest that make everyone understand exactly what they want.
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Despite Ozuna's stylistic range, he never shows off, makes a big, attention-grabbing move, or attempts either a schlock ballad or an upbeat banger.
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Mr. Wofford thinks Democratic attorneys general have used this law to generate headlines by obtaining attention-grabbing monetary settlements, rather than prosecuting serious crimes.
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The wholesome and humble leading man — with attention-grabbing talent to match — is a rare find, but now the Yankees just might have him.
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Now, Lewandowski is poised to become the first member of Trump's inner circle to try to repeat his boss' unorthodox, attention-grabbing campaign tactics.
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Congress should shift its focus from holding attention-grabbing press conferences to working with social media companies to address the problem of Russian interference.
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Earnest's successor, Sean Spicer, has said he often does not receive a heads-up before the president-elect sends out his attention-grabbing tweets.
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Trump memes The now-President has used Twitter to share sometimes irreverent, sometimes crude and always attention-grabbing memes to his millions of followers.
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Trump's chaotic, attention-grabbing style makes it all the more important that everyone become aware now before we're distracted and the damage is done.
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Daniel Silke, a South African political analyst, also emphasizes land expropriation without compensation as the most attention-grabbing among what he labels populistic policies.
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When people show up to your event, they are willingly giving you their attention for hours on end – not trying to avoid attention-grabbing ads.
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On Thursday, HuffPo announced another attention-grabbing Trump initiative that will also probably have zero effect on the general election, Trump's supporters, or their readers.
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Not knowing that Lacey is on the case, Gypsy decides they have to send something more attention-grabbing because the comments don't seem concerned enough.
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Then later on Saturday, there was a Wall Street Journal piece with an attention-grabbing headline saying the administration "seeks to avoid" leaving the agreement.
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Rice worries that a series of attention-grabbing nonconference victories may go for naught if his team is unable to win the conference's postseason tournament.
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When we called the ACLU's Amazon's Rekognition press release an "attention-grabbing stunt" when we wrote about it earlier today, well, consider that attention grabbed.
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Over the past year, they've made a series of portraits depicting members of the fictional Belamy family, amplifying their work through attention-grabbing press releases.
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Loans and insurance, while not as attention-grabbing as crypto, may prove to be lucrative ventures in markets where Line has strong recognition among consumers.
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The Los Angeles Clippers superstar was spotted out in Irvine, California on Saturday with an attention-grabbing pair of shoes on his size 14 feet.
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In the midst of a national opioid crisis, the opioid may be the most attention-grabbing contaminant found, but it could be the least worrisome.
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In fact, federal prosecutors were forced to retract the most attention-grabbing allegation in the case—that Butina used sex to gain access and influence.
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Yes, but: It's not the attention-grabbing mega-mergers that advocates worry will get less of a close look thanks to a shortage of funds.
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Her ability to adopt different personas and attention-grabbing scandals have been well-documented, even when critics haven't fully appreciated the creative risks they involve.
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Over time, as the Strip became ever more elaborate and attention-grabbing, the pools came to have less and less to do with simple recreation.
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So instead of seeing the Bagelrito as just another attention-grabbing stunt, perhaps we should look past its eye-roll-inducing moniker and hulking dimensions.
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"It was particularly attention-grabbing," said Brian Nussbaum, a professor at the College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity at the University at Albany.
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Pressure on the family was ratcheted up considerably in January, when Mr. Schmidt began an attention-grabbing media and online campaign demanding the painting's return.
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It's made up of 20 shades, from matte neutrals to attention-grabbing jewel tones, to let you declare your House allegiance through your beauty look.
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Our argument is that cases in which our reasoning goes awry — which are surprising and attention-grabbing — seem to be exceptions rather than the rule.
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There was a lot going for this record, and it was a more attention-grabbing record than Bulldozer was at the time they were both released.
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Promoting Beauty and the Beast by touting its daring inclusivity (or, grotesquely, its "tribute" to lyricist Howard Ashman), makes for a lot of attention-grabbing articles.
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Farrah Abraham: Personal Tragedy, Adult Films and Mommy-Baiting Abraham, 25, has stood out among the cast as one of the franchise's most attention-grabbing stars.
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They love his type of politics: loud, ugly, self-serving, attention-grabbing, an approach in which a fierce attitude trumps any sort of discernible political policy.
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It's not easy to come up with something exciting and attention-grabbing that also conveys the important information about a story in just a few words.
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And for a stop at Young Hollywood Studio in L.A. she teamed her seamless crisscross bralette with an equally-attention grabbing graphic-print pant and jacket.
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That explains the company's shrinking roster of classic films, as it prioritizes novelty and attention-grabbing new titles over wooing cinephiles with a deep streaming library.
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As a result, devising attention-grabbing new concoctions is now a constant struggle in an atmosphere where bizarre mash-ups and hedonistic extravagance are the norm.
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With its attention-grabbing colors and prominent placement, she hopes that her project will inspire more people to intervene next time they see someone being harassed.
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YouTube's Channels has actively rewarded attention-grabbing narcissists like Logan Paul on the basis of a similar principle: If people are viewing it, it has value.
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Six different types of instrumental riffs — from friendly "non-critical" sounds to attention-grabbing "hard warning" tones — will sound for 25 different situations in the vehicle.
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Despite the current attention-grabbing challenges at home and abroad, the continually emerging importance of the U.S.-China relationship must not be lost in the turmoil.
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But the Washington Post and CNN have both obtained the book and written up its most attention-grabbing parts, which make it sound very dramatic indeed.
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If you are looking for a solution to stifle attention-grabbing activity coming from the phone, visit your app store and search for "distracted driving" apps.
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"Natural" has become the attention-grabbing word in the wine world, referring to wines that are made with minimal intervention, like chemical additives or commercial yeast.
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There is ample reason for caution because Mr. Trump has a history of making attention-grabbing and politically explosive claims that have no basis in fact.
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So far, President Trump, seeking to project an image of a man of action, has preferred attention-grabbing executive actions over closed-door engagement with Congress.
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Attention grabbing cuts you can add to your Discogs wishlist, updates on his busy schedule of touring and radio hosting, mixes and premieres—it's all here.
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That work builds off of the artist's established oeuvre examining the phosphorescent glow of old television screens, commenting on the attention-grabbing nature of American media.
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But the TV ads aren't exactly attention-grabbing: They display black text on a white background as a robotic-sounding voice relays the words on the screen.
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Yet Toyota still got the most attention at the show, a testament to the dearth of exciting reveals and the attention-grabbing power of the Supra name.
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For his first foray into streaming television, Woody Allen is relying on one of his tried and true formulas — casting an attention-grabbing young actress alongside himself.
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Moore's haste in shooting, assembling and distributing the project -- billed as an "October surprise" -- was certainly attention-grabbing, given the feelings stirred up by the current campaign.
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Distinguished by attention-grabbing colors, this new category of bike-sharing companies includes Chinese players Ofo (bright yellow) and Mobike (orange) and Singapore's OBike (yellow and silver).
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But Dr. Richard Zapata, the outreach and education manager for population health, told the New York Times that teens in focus groups found the imagery attention-grabbing.
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She says some of her most attention-grabbing investigations were the result of complaints raised by members of the opposition, which she has a duty to scrutinize.
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Joseph Kopser, an Austinite who founded and sold a start-up called RideScout, made an unsuccessful but attention-grabbing run this year for a seat in Congress.
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As the bar for attention-grabbing gets higher and once-cult humor goes mainstream, young people are growing bored of straightforward marketing, which is making advertising weirder.
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Whether these attention-grabbing tactics are in the best interest of the country, well, that's a debate that requires more than one TV segment worth of time.
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Jake Braun, the co-organizer of the event, defended the attention-grabbing way it was framed, saying the security issues of election websites haven't gotten enough attention.
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But what's really attention-grabbing, according to the report, is the rate at which a CEO's pay has increased over the years compared to the average employee.
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This is another popular speculation: that all of these distractions we face are deliberate ploys, attention-grabbing tidbits meant to draw focus from even shadier goings-on.
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Scientists know this as well, but their institutions have often discouraged them from replicating old work, instead of the pursuit of new and exciting, attention-grabbing studies.
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By the time she hit the after-party's red carpet, all eyes were on her, especially since she decided to wear an attention-grabbing red, satin Valentino gown.
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I saw the camera, but it kept focusing on the hands of—there he was again—the DJ. I made my most attention-grabbing moves and it helped.
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Her most attention-grabbing proposal is to eliminate the Affordable Care Act's "Cadillac tax" on expensive insurance plans — an idea that eliminates one of Obamacare's central cost controls.
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And many of the books you read influence your thoughts and life in often deeper and longer-lasting ways than film, television, music and other attention-grabbing pleasures.
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When it comes to attention-grabbing elements of the 2016 election, Donald Trump's hair may fall behind his ideas about policy and Clinton's emails – but it's up there.
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Essentially, Facebook is using the same criteria as a supermarket tabloid: giving people the most attention-grabbing headlines without worrying about whether articles are fair, accurate, or important.
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The attention-grabbing student-led action called to mind the protests led by Diane Nash, John Lewis, Barbara Johns and so many others during the Civil Rights Movement.
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It's not exactly a sexy, attention-grabbing topic, and working with it requires much less sophisticated tools — think Excel spreadsheet (or the equivalent) on a PC, for example.
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But coming up with something attention-grabbing can be just as challenging as catching that perfect light, hitting your pose just right, and nailing a subtle lip pout.
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Even if only the established news media still controlled the main political narrative in this country, beating back Clinton's potential attention-grabbing chances wouldn't be impossible for Trump.
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That attention-grabbing is all about getting as much data from the user about their preferences, but ultimately is also showing them adverts while they trawl the feed.
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He plans to wear attention-grabbing outfits each day leading up to the royal wedding and walk around the streets interacting with others there to celebrate the occasion.
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A pardon, which leaves court rulings intact, allows Ms Suu Kyi to make a small but attention-grabbing concession to the West, while not being seen to backtrack.
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Attention-grabbing basketball plays aren't uncommon at Adidas Nations, an annual camp held in Garden Grove, California, that features more than 100 top high school and college players.
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At the same time, Armstrong George — who remains largely offstage in this novel — lacks the attention-grabbing outrageousness and impulsive bombast of the real-life Donald J. Trump.
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Within months of his appointment to the job, Mr. Cruz, then 31, set about transforming this under-the-radar, apolitical office into an aggressively ideological, attention-grabbing one.
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The "Cardinal" and "Galaxy" color options are probably the most attention-grabbing while the gray and black will likely blend in a bit better with your seat's headrest.
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It also enabled his campaign to produce a staggering volume of attention-grabbing — and, to some Democrats, cringe-inducing — commercials and other activities aimed at antagonizing Mr. Trump.
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And it was not the first time an attention-grabbing gimmick has been used between the Russians and the Americans in efforts to smooth over icy diplomatic relations.
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In business news, Elon Musk, chief executive of the closely watched carmaker Tesla, clarified the reasoning behind his attention-grabbing tweet last week about taking the company private.
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Trump is so good at getting attention that his 2016 presidential campaign was long seen as essentially an attention-grabbing stunt rather than a sincere effort to win.
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"Bridgeheads are established in the media and attention-grabbing forms of protest are carried out to find resonance," he said, adding that ideologies often included anti-pluristic tendencies.
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A historic shift is afoot in the Middle East, not one as attention-grabbing as ISIS' brief, bloody reign, but one that is reshaping alliances in the region.
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TRY AN ATTENTION-GRABBING PRINT "Bold wallpaper is such an easy way to completely transform a space quickly," said Lindsay Chambers, an interior designer in West Hollywood, Calif.
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It all provides an incentive for attention-grabbing tactics, whether it's a filibuster on gun violence on the left or an incendiary remark from Donald Trump on the right.
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While loud, big, attention-grabbing coming out scenes also have their place on television and in media, good representation — for any group — means having a range experiences accounted for.
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Guzman gained notoriety as the alleged leader of the world's largest drug cartel for nearly 25 years and continued to make headlines with two alleged attention-grabbing prison escapes.
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As a news outlet, and as an individual, it's just hard to ignore what everyone else is talking about, at the expense of less attention-grabbing (but important) things.
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Lee Jae-myung, the Minjoo mayor of Seongnam, a city south of Seoul, became known as the "fizzy drink" candidate, thanks to his tendency to make attention-grabbing remarks.
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The teaser offers glimpses of the original film's famous blue noir, ad-saturated aesthetic, but the unexpected daylight and sand-swept desert is the most attention-grabbing element here.
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The stakes established by Taylor's attention-grabbing stunt were high, and the payoff turned out to be some newspaper papier-mâché collage and a lot of Ashlee Simpson references.
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In "Competing for attention: The effects of jealousy on preference for attention-grabbing products," researcher Xun (Irene) Huang conducted five separate studies to demonstrate the scope of this phenomenon.
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An attention-grabbing pledge by the Swedish carmaker to "electrify" its entire range by 2019, initially hailed as a bold step, now looks more like an industry-wide reality.
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Indirect diplomatic suggestions have been swapped for attention-grabbing proposals, strategic ambiguity has been abandoned for international military bases, high-profile drills, showy parades and standoffs with neighboring countries.
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You Can Check Out the Latest – and Hottest – Scoop The "Trending Now" tab allows you to stay up-to=date on the most attention-grabbing news at any moment.
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Plus, Harvey prides himself on calling out contestants over outrageous answers, and the show typically ends up with a mix of attention-grabbing questions and comedic riffs on answers.
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But a coalition of 29 African countries wants all elephants to be moved to Appendix I. Another attention-grabbing proposal, from Swaziland, seeks to legalise trade in rhino horn.
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The attention-grabbing theft has piled up pressure on the government after it was criticized for the handling of the country's deadliest-ever forest fire on June 17-18.
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With a heavy lean on those premium ingredients and fresh twists on Mexican food, there's probably a slew of other attention-grabbing entrées on the way this fall, too.
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As it becomes increasingly hard to get editors interested in Afghan stories, we see reporters go to ever more life-endangering lengths in search of an attention-grabbing scoop.
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"Go fuck yourselves, the lot of you — you sad, attention-grabbing, power-hungry little men," Stipe told The Daily Beast in an email, regarding Trump's use of the song.
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It's an unpretentious, truth-dealing, summer-weight novel — bought by Knopf in an attention-grabbing six-figure deal — that reads like a letter home from a self-deprecating friend.
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In another attention grabbing stunt, Dominos offered a 22-carat gold engagement ring to one mega-pizza fan for Valentines day – as long as he proposed in a Dominos.
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The most attention-grabbing work, however, is "The Haywain" — a triptych of noblemen and scoundrels led obliviously to hell — that the Prado allowed to remain in the Dutch exhibition.
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In 2015, Eric Schleicher posted a wedding photo of himself and his new wife, Caitlin, on Instagram with an attention-grabbing "Straight Outta Tinder" graphic stamped on the front.
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Underground Airlines is a smart, well-crafted book with a big, attention-grabbing conceit, and the Times profile could have been the crown jewel in a perfect publicity run.
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What it is: Adaptable, waterproof, well-designed and not attention-grabbing What it isn't: Simple or lightweight The core pack is quite streamlined, with no protruding external pockets whatsoever.
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But to me, the term "Satanist" is nothing more than an attention-grabbing placeholder for anyone traversing what we call the Left-Hand Path, which is something far greater.
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Yet some see his attention-grabbing tactics as a sign of desperation, motivated by concern that his time may be running out after a decade in the public eye.
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Since then, he has often let loose a series of attention-grabbing statements, including once claiming that — in his prime — he could have beaten Michael Jordan one-on-one.
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One exchange was particularly attention-grabbing for those who could remember their high school history, or who paid vague attention to the debates over stimulus during the last recession.
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Related Companies, the developer, had previously partnered with Mr. Heatherwick on the Vessel at Hudson Yards, and expected he would conceive a similarly attention-grabbing design for this project.
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The Odunpazari Modern Museum in Eskisehir, a city 120 miles southeast of Istanbul, is an attention-grabbing piece of architecture: a series of wooden boxes piled on each other.
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"Go f--k yourselves, the lot of you – you sad, attention-grabbing, power-hungry little men," Stipe said, according to a statement tweeted by the group's bassist Mike Mills.
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Almost two months into his unlikely run, Mr. Patrick's campaign has failed to make big headlines, draw attention-grabbing endorsements, or dominate a news cycle with standout policy proposals.
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Liu created a Twitter account a few days after this attention-grabbing video went viral, and it has since become his primary means of interacting with fans outside China.
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Last year, the staff produced an attention-grabbing report that raised concerns about the threat that robots posed to employment and that advocated retraining Americans for higher-skilled jobs.
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Rice's contribution to the discussion is but one of many from Obama-era officials on the historic document, but it is by far the most attention-grabbing of them.
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He told me that he suspected that an attention-grabbing announcement from Ukraine was more important to Giuliani than the proposed investigations themselves, which would drag on for years.
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This time the case is smaller, the stakes seemingly lower, but it has led to yet another attention-grabbing showdown between local officials and a resident resisting their demands.
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"It's attention-grabbing, and it gets people to notice," said John Gomes, an agent at Douglas Elliman Real Estate, who is leading sales for the project with Fredrik Eklund.
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It's about using the attention-grabbing topic of explicit media as a vehicle to engage kids in the more "boring" topics of what healthy, respectful, consensual relationships look like.
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Her trajectory follows a familiar pattern: an active and productive youth, a muted mid-career, and a period of renewed interest, prompted by inclusion in attention-grabbing group shows.
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The future royal brother-in-law is no stranger to attention-grabbing stunts: In September, he posed nearly nude in a London shop window to promote an online fashion retailer.
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I had the idea to create an uplifting and attention-grabbing brand that would own these cosmetic challenges loud and proud in a positive way, not shy away from them.
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In case you haven't noticed, companies big and small are willing to pay top dollar to be able to churn out video content like attention-grabbing animations and promotional slideshows.
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Even if he loses badly in November, Trump will likely cling to his status as the strangest "party elder" ever—and convert it into new, attention-grabbing and lucrative projects.
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Of the many attention-grabbing statements Jackson made in the new interview, she put to bed rumors that the pop legend is not her father and she is not Black.
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Merkley has neither the charisma nor the attention-grabbing flare of any of them, but one Democratic Senate aide argued voters may be looking for a softer style in 2020.
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Chelsea Clinton made an attention-grabbing verbal slip Wednesday when she accidentally referred to Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders as "President Sanders" while speaking with her mother's supporters in Minnesota.
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After 14 civil servants were killed in a December 2015 shooting in the San Bernardino, the New York Daily News, known for its bold, attention-grabbing headlines, ditched the wordplay.
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One of his earliest attention-grabbing stunts took place when he was invited to the White House in January 2017 for a social media event, along with other online stars.
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He considered his philosophy as an attention-grabbing recruiting tool to attract kids to a program that was less than a decade old and that wasn't part of a conference.
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It was simply not an attention-grabbing performance, and that tells us all we need to know about the artist that Justin Timberlake is in 2018: safe, boring, serviceable, fine.
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It learned long ago that push-button trigger phrases that establish real-world positions for voters are also so attention-grabbing that they are all many voters see and hear.
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Nike's reputation has fallen since the Reputation Institute's 2019 survey, which could be due to its attention-grabbing advertising such as its Emmy-winning "Dream Crazy" ad starring Colin Kaepernick.
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The name likely appeals to Trump for the same reasons that it appalls others: It is attention-grabbing and frames the issue of space in terms of American military dominance.
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Russia is launching a service to debunk "fake news" — an attention-grabbing move for a nation that has itself been accused of spreading misleading information via state-run news outlets.
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The Wellery is certainly attention-grabbing, but CNBC observed the traffic on the second floor was considerably more sparse than the first floor, and less populated than other higher floors.
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"We have a demand for innovation to keep fresh, entertaining lottery games and to deliver the attention-grabbing jackpots," said former Mega Millions President Debbie D. Alford at the time.
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It evokes the chaos of being alive in 2018—the age of the infinite scroll—and yet it's colorful and attention-grabbing enough stand out in the midst of it.
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But as the Trump administration moves from one attention-grabbing headline to the next, it has taken a significant but less-noticed turn in the enforcement of federal pollution laws.
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In the coming days, we should attempt to find meaning in the lives of the victims of the Christchurch attack, and not glorify the attention-grabbing tactics of the gunman.
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Intentionally deprived of meaning, Wolfson's seemingly political artworks ring hollow, and the characters, dialogue, and music — including all the Jewish references — appear as nothing more than an attention-grabbing ploy.
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A spokesperson for Tesla declined to answer questions about the board's confidence in Musk and why it hadn't reacted to the founder's attention-grabbing antics over the last few months.
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One attention-grabbing moment from her 2015 hosting stint came when she declared that the R&B-focused award show isn't for rappers and jokingly pretended to call rapper Iggy Azalea.
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Photo: AP When two brothers from Naples decided to stop doing fashion design for other companies and start a brand of their own, they went hunting for an attention-grabbing name.
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The president may feel compelled to churn out as many attention-grabbing orders as possible because if there's one thing Trump knows how to do, it's put his name on something.
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While those were the more attention-grabbing changes, Pai also took actions that suggest he's planning to alter Federal Communications Commission programs that subsidize broadband for schools and low-income families.
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While the work is definitely attention grabbing, the same BBC segment reveals how many onlookers believed she was involved with some form of fashion photo shoot rather than a public intervention.
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Probably the most attention-grabbing discovery of all made in the post-crash period, however, was that of Professor Saule Omarova, then of the University of North Carolina School of Law.
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Aviram in 22020 described Sanders as "viral gold" in an interview with Salon — and the campaign is trying to combine that with the NowThis style to create more attention-grabbing content.
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The latest over-the-top promposal comes courtesy of Houston's Louis and Caitlan, a pair of high schoolers headed to the prom after crafting an expensive and attention-grabbing viral sensation.
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Morrissey's political beliefs flicker between explicit racism, attention-grabbing shows of soft nationalism, the belief that McDonalds is worse than the slaughter of innocent humans by a white nationalist, and veganism.
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Video Snaps, on the other hand, should be pretty easy to create (judging from the quick demo that I saw) and they're presented to viewers in a colorful, attention-grabbing format.
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Though he is serious and thoughtful in person, his ads have been splashy and attention-grabbing, at times eliciting rolled eyes from his opponents and even condemnation from the White House.
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Not their actual faces, but rather their attention-grabbing likenesses: oversized cutouts of their heads, waved around by fans looking to draw the eye of both opposing shooters and network cameras.
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I started my campaign to make sure this important issue is being discussed in the candidate space, and I have attempted to do that in the most attention-grabbing way possible.
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In addition to the attention-grabbing subject of the Brexit negotiations, there are some sensitive issues to be discussed: greater cooperation on defense and divergent levels of social protection, for instance.
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Real estate agents have never been ones to shy away from trying something attention grabbing to stand out from the pack — think goofy bus stop bench ads or embarrassing-photo billboards.
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For instance, Gates and his co-authors suggested that large ornamented theropods may have inhabited unforested, open habitats where their attention-grabbing headpieces would be most conspicuous to mates and rivals.
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Attention-grabbing fake clips of Barack Obama and Mark Zuckerberg, made to demonstrate the technology's potential, have gained millions of views and have fed ideas about the technology's election-swaying potential.
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But the two recent studies suggest that, when the message is attention-grabbing, the solution can be uncomplicated: Something as cheap as a letter can shift the way medicine is practiced.
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But the most attention-grabbing headline in the expanding scandal came from The Sun, which blared that a "bombshell U.N. dossier" found that United Nations aid workers had raped 210,2311 people.
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Several times Harder has represented Trump and the Trump campaign in attention-grabbing cases in court and in sending letters attempting to quash coverage of Trump to news organizations and others.
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Facebook seemed to already be encouraging text status updates with a 'big text' feature that shows words in a larger font if your status is short, thereby making it more attention-grabbing.
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She also points out that the real problem was not opioid abuse, the way the attention-grabbing headlines almost always misrepresent it, but rather the combined use of opioids with other sedatives.
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As frequent visitors to the Venice Biennale well know, there are always uninvited artists vying for attention during the opening days, dressed in attention-grabbing clothing, performing, and mounting various DIY exhibitions.
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And his attorney, Benjamin Brafman, gave an attention-grabbing speech to the Brooklyn court, in which he described Shkreli as an awkward, "odd duck" who often wore bunny slippers around the office.
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Because headlines about bad news are more attention-grabbing, people often assume that the world is going to hell in a handbasket, even as their personal quality of life continues to improve.
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The dancing wasn't exactly memorable, and save for an attention-grabbing SpongeBob SquarePants segue and entertaining appearances by Travis Scott and Big Boi, there wasn't really a standout moment of searing spectacle.
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We're vulnerable to targeting systems that understand our preferences, our beliefs, and our politics, and can show attention-grabbing, influential content to exactly the people most likely to be manipulated by it.
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But in their courtship of the I.O.C., the top golf officials were like the ardent suitor who gives little consideration to the future beyond the presentation of the attention-grabbing engagement ring.
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Nayeri, Tieu and Duong escaped through a hole in the wall on the same day an attention-grabbing jail fight broke out, leading to a delay in head counts for the evening.
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Harris is a dynamic politician whose national profile is on the up, along with her fundraising prowess, meaning she is gaining attention -- and attention-grabbing headlines -- as a potential 2020 primary candidate.
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Save recruiters time by crafting an attention-grabbing elevator pitch — and name drop whenever possibleMore important than resumes, elevator pitches are what help recruiters sell candidates to key decision makers, said Ghermay.
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"Nothing else on TV (including Netflix, Amazon and Hulu) has a surface texture as disorienting and attention-grabbing," Mike Hale wrote in his review of the season for The New York Times.
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He has had a lower budget than his closest rivals, and he has appeared to lean more on his status as a Democratic power player than on attention-grabbing proposals or moments.
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MrBeast, aka Jimmy Donaldson, was one of the most-viewed YouTubers in 2019, thanks to attention-grabbing stunts in which he often puts in hours of work and donates thousands of dollars.
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He or she is always thinking up an angle on the news that has gone unnoticed — the real story behind the superficial news — able to break news and write exclusive, attention-grabbing stories.
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If you want to leverage your Instagram to pique the right people's interest, maintain engagement, and encourage new followers, you might want to select an attention-grabbing quote to keep in your bio.
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Redway notices how social-media savvy up-and-comers sport their own attention-grabbing wigs, all in the hopes of attracting the right eyeballs to their page, and she finds their strategy inspiring.
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He studies the ethics of attention and persuasion in technology design and spoke with us about the rise of attention-grabbing advertising and media and how we can fight back against the onslaught.
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This 15-lecture class will teach you how to understand readers' needs, for which you'll then start crafting attention-grabbing headlines, sales copy, and writing that's been optimized to perform well in search.
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We see Dalí as he wanted Gala to see him, years before he became famous for attention-grabbing stunts like walking his pet anteater in public and making cryptic statements on game shows.
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Two days after the critical blog post, Ms. Abrams, in one of the most attention-grabbing announcements of her nascent bid for governor, called for the carving at Stone Mountain to be removed.
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For years it pursued an attention-grabbing, star-centered strategy similar to China's: in 21, American teams bought $69 million worth of players last year while bringing in only $2.4 million in sales.
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The Australian company recently hired TikTok stars from the Hype House and Sway LA — two Los Angeles-based "collab houses" — to try to create a wave of attention-grabbing videos on the app.
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Following a series of attention-grabbing releases on labels like Hobo Cult, Fixture Records, or his own Los Discos Enfantasmes, 2012 resulted in Femminielli's first masterpiece with the ominous electronic opus, Double Invitation.
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The real-life story is so bizarre, wild, and attention-grabbing, there is no need to see women get sexually assaulted or a doctor shoot up an old man's member with old-timey Viagra.
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The national media had invested heavily in covering her race, both because of the attention-grabbing nature of the family drama and the fact that the rising socialist left is a major national story.
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The cross-country walk with a goat struck Wescott as an invigorating, inspiring and attention-grabbing way to raise funds nationwide, and an ideal way to find the personal peace he was looking for.
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The all-Prince soundtrack that "Batdance" appears on doesn't factor very heavily into the movie, but this video was attention-grabbing enough back in 1989 to enjoy a pop culture moment all its own.
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Eager to show off American military might, President Donald Trump has tasked Pentagon planners to design an attention-grabbing parade in the nation's capital bristling with warplanes, hulking vehicles, and marching uniformed service members.
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Last month, Trump picked up the backing of Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who rose to conservative fame with his aggressive roundups of undocumented immigrants and attention-grabbing tactics like clothing inmates in pink underwear.
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Even beyond the most attention-grabbing deals, Sun pointed to the fact that of the 15 companies in the Primary portfolio that have tried to raise Series A rounds, 13 of them have succeeded.
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He's been involved with a lot of idiosyncratic, attention-grabbing films (most recently, Steve Jobs, Ex Machina, Moonrise Kingdom, and Captain Phillips), so he certainly isn't about hammering the personal touch out of projects.
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So naturally, fresh on the heels of her resounding success on the Met Gala red carpet, the pop star arrived at the Dior Cruise runway show in an equally attention-grabbing, cowgirl-inspired ensemble.
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Brian Wansink, a food scientist at Cornell University who gained fame for his headline-ready research, manipulated his poor data to produce false-positives and attention-grabbing results, writes Stephanie M Lee for Buzzfeed.
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Eager to torment Mr. Trump, and the Republicans straining to navigate his erratic bid, her team has also planned at least faint, attention-grabbing plays in other states with little history of Democratic success.
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And then the show just throws it all away in favor of chasing something it believes to be more attention-grabbing, just as Friday Night Lights descended into stories of sexy hookups and murder.
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And, if the answer is no, won't the president's supporters reasonably conclude that this was nothing more than an attention-grabbing, below-the-belt stunt to undermine him during a time of particular vulnerability?
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Like Trump, Trump Lawyers tend to have something of an attention-grabbing rebellious streak: Sekulow, who grew up Jewish in Brooklyn, now identifies as a messianic Jew; he believes that Jesus is the messiah.
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Allen Hurns had little chance to break that into a positive play, and so what might have been an attention-grabbing victory for the Jags is just another moral victory cleverly disguised as a loss.
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She paired the attention-grabbing Steven Khalil Couture skirt with a full-length, black faux-fur coat from House of CB, because a girl's gotta stay warm when she throws on a see-through skirt.
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When Sia, a musician (pictured), is asked why she chooses the (admittedly rather attention-grabbing) wig that covers her face, she says that the attention of fame is "is ugly, it makes me feel hunted".
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Perhaps most interestingly, the researchers found that jealous people don't really care whether the attention-grabbing product is going to raise or lower their social status: They just want any attention that they can get.
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When she won the MacArthur "genius" grant in 1997, it was for her work's unusual combination of shock value and scenery: her pieces illustrated the fluid landscapes of our history mixed with attention-grabbing perversion.
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"I'd rather this be my Colin Kaepernick moment for the Grammys than sit there in the audience," Ocean told the New York Times, referencing the San Francisco 49ers quarterback's attention-grabbing protest of police brutality.
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To celebrate her return to the magazine that helped cement her decade-spanning career, Brinkley wore an appropriately attention-grabbing number, a fitted, fire engine red jumpsuit with a crewneck, bishop sleeve, and bootcut leg.
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And meanwhile, in the media and in policy statements, China will be very low profile, because RMB exchange rate, to me, is more noticeable, is more attention grabbing than sterling pound, or yen exchange rate.
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The This Is Us star showed off his sculpted figure in an attention-grabbing video on his Instagram page, with the intention of getting the word out about his action film hitting theaters on Friday.
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Clinton worked some of its trollish, attention-grabbing headlines into her speech and Twitter feed, including a reference to the "feminism is cancer" catchphrase popularized by Breitbart editor and one-time Gamergate celebrity Milo Yiannopoulos.
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The ballot measure is likely to have at least a tangential impact on two more attention-grabbing contests before voters this November: the battles for control of the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House. Sen.
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While beating up on Washington, on members of Congress, and on the public servants who make up the federal workforce clearly yields attention-grabbing soundbites and votes based on demagoguery, it also poisons the well.
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However, as a Muslim who has always been preached patience and kindness, I struggle to accept the ease with which my community has been maligned for late night TV show jokes/attention grabbing news headlines.
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And while Elliott and Spacek are the biggest, most attention-grabbing names in the ads (that we know of yet, at least), perhaps the most poignant casting is former couple John Tuite and Carlos Santolalla.
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As the first lady sat alone in her vehicle, peering through binoculars and shooting photos of zebras, giraffes and impalas on her iPhone, critics were parsing her decision to wear the attention-grabbing white hat.
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Like Beyoncé and her backup dancers, the fierce, attention-grabbing filling should be supported by a crust that performs strongly on its own — and also does a brilliant job of making the star look good.
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Easy access to public records Thanks to Florida's strong public records laws -- also known as Sunshine Laws -- it's easy for journalists to get their hands on police incident reports and churn out attention-grabbing stories.
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China's most attention-grabbing method of responding to the outbreak of 2019-nCoV, as the virus is known: a mandatory limit on the movement of people who may have been exposed, known as a quarantine.
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Ms. Yao thought up the idea for the drama after she came across Ms. Akeno's novel at a bookstore and fell in love with its title, which strikes a defiant, attention-grabbing tone in Japanese.
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The Times points out that the house will likely sell for much less than its attention-grabbing asking price, citing that the Playboy mansion sold in 2016 for $100 million, after being listed for $200 million.
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And while all press might be good press if you're a celebrity, Trump's attention-grabbing candidacy is proving to be bad for business, Beutler writes—not to mention the damage it's done to the Republican brand.
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Many commentators have compared Sarkozy's strategy to a pastiched version of Donald Trump's: Speaking in packed auditoriums at a feverish pace, Sarkozy has sought to dominate the race with one attention-grabbing statement at a time.
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While it makes for attention grabbing headlines and may make those of us on the other side of the dais feel better, hollering at drug manufacturers does not get to the root of the problem. Why?
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Endowed with an attention-grabbing dark mezzo, its depths bracing like strong coffee, she seems to thrive in the role of a storyteller, greatly enhanced by her symbiotic interaction with her husband and accompanist, Christopher Cano.
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Call that a spoiler, but if you've watched Morse's onetime sergeant, Robbie Lewis, over his nearly 30 years on television, you know that he'd find being killed off far too immodest, too attention-grabbing a fate.
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But though plenty of people discuss drinking in the shower, I'd never before heard of a product specifically tailored toward shower drinking — which is what makes a new brew, aptly called "Shower Beer" so attention grabbing.
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For all of the high-minded hopes about discussing the future of the party and the country, the Republicans acknowledged that the most attention-grabbing moments came when candidates clashed or made an exceptionally passionate point.
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Finally, Mr. Carrillo said, the sheer volume of issues the attorney general's office deals with means that while battles with the federal government might be more attention-grabbing, they're actually a sliver of the office's caseload.
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Hours after the pandemic declaration, Trump announced his plans to address the nation about the deadly virus — a move that put some officials inside the administration on edge, given the president's attention-grabbing comments so far.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump tries to rebut the portrayal in the latest attention-grabbing book, he has denied not only saying the things attributed to him, but also that he has ever said anything like them.
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Other, less attention-grabbing ads from the Cruz campaign that aired in early voting states focused on helping the senator expand his appeal to new bloc of voters by emphasizing less-known parts of his biography.
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Trump faces his highest expectations on the issue of immigration, given his intense focus on attention-grabbing campaign proposals like forcing Mexico to pay for a border wall, and temporarily banning Muslims from entering the country.
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"Capernaum" (Lebanon) Landing at Cannes last year with an attention-grabbing premise, "Capernaum," by Lebanese actress-director Nadine Labaki, tells the story of a pre-teen who sues his parents for bringing him into the world.
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A new president and a new Justice Department might not want to begin a term with a prosecution that likely would be one of the most politically charged and attention-grabbing moves this country has ever seen.
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It was August 2018 — the baby news was all out in the open, Kanye West wasn't making regrettable comments about Donald Trump yet, and a simple sibling feud was an easy, attention-grabbing narrative to latch onto.
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Chloé Tess Bag, $1,850, available at Net-a-Porter Debuting on the Fall '18 runway, the much-lusted for Tess bag is embellished with a large, attention-grabbing gold ring and matching gold rings at the handle.
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Unveiled at Computex 2018, the Asus ZenBook Pro is the new pinnacle of Asus' premium laptop range, and it comes with an attention-grabbing new feature: a smartphone-sized touchscreen in the place of the regular touchpad.
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A socialist falsely claiming to be a working-class Jewish immigrant — one who has built her candidacy on her claim to be the best person to represent a racially and economically diverse district — is quite attention grabbing.
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During the show's 19-year run, Mr. George is the latest in a lengthy list of actors and celebrities to play Billy Flynn, the attention-grabbing attorney hired to defend the murderous Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly.
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These attention-grabbing black irons look amazing, but they also deliver some excellent design features that will help you hit the ball farther, which is more likely to intimidate your foursome partners than the occasional fist pump.
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Their attention-grabbing debut film, Bound, is a racy, fun lesbian neo-noir starring Jennifer Tilly as a traditional femme-fatale type, and Gina Gershon as the much less conventional tough patsy who falls for her scheme.
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The hope is that this new team of engineers, city planners, and entrepreneurs can roll out a host of similar attention-grabbing ideas over the next few years to convince cities that technology is their ultimate savior.
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Courtney Stodden On How Dating & Paparazzi Cause More Tension In Her Split From Husband Now, the 22-year-old is enjoying the single life, and tells PEOPLE that she has no regrets about her attention-grabbing marriage.
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To maximize road space, cut down on traffic jams and decrease pollution, China's top engineers created the Transit Elevated Bus (TEB), unveiling the attention-grabbing tech at the 29th China Beijing International High-Tech Expo in May.
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Prosecutors had intentionally left many of these pieces of evidence blank on an itemized list of documents they are presenting in court, signaling they could be the most sensational and attention-grabbing files in the evidence binder.
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It has a saving grace, though, in Riseborough, who overcomes an attention-grabbing hairdo — a two-tone affair resembling an alien warrior's helmet — and makes human and disarmingly charming what could have been a flat, cartoonish character.
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It appears that a rogue Twitter employee who wanted to end their last day at work with a bang is behind the disappearance of President Donald Trump's Twitter account for 11 attention-grabbing minutes on Thursday evening.
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The issue here is that for all that Trump painted an exceptionally dark portrait of the United States of America during the campaign, his attention-grabbing tactics work well primarily because the actual situation is pretty good.
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Saoirse Ronan's dress had an attention-grabbing peplum waist detail, Sandra Oh stuck to more tulle-like princess ruffles, and Kathy Bates's suit collar had a Georgia O'Keeffe-like element that technically counts as one big ruffle.
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His royal romance has generated headlines in recent months, but in Spirit Hacking, which was published on Tuesday, Durek wants readers to understand that his attention-grabbing love life is only one part of his unusual journey.
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Despite the Nixon campaign's protests over the process that led them there, the debate might have come at a fortuitous time, following the attention-grabbing victory of progressive Democrat Andrew Gillum in Florida's gubernatorial primary on Tuesday.
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The real message of the latest video is that with five bullets, one camera and a stilted speech in a British accent, IS was hoping to obscure its grim strategic situation with an attention-grabbing media spectacle.
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On Monday, by contrast, Mr. Trump announced his new strategy with great fanfare, choosing a military backdrop and the attention-grabbing format of a presidential address to sketch out for the first time how he saw the mission.
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Last month France's energetic young President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Beijing with an attention-grabbing gift, a rare horse, although his tough words over Xi's signature plan to create a trillion-dollar modern-day Silk Road raised eyebrows.
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Founded in France in 22, the youth-dominated Identitarians have developed a reputation as the hipsters of the far right, noted for their slick social media campaigns and attention-grabbing political stunts, such as occupying a French mosque.
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Founded in France in 2002, the youth-dominated Identitarians have developed a reputation as the hipsters of the far right, noted for their slick social media campaigns and attention-grabbing political stunts, such as occupying a French mosque.
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Photo: GettyAs 2017 comes to a close, it's as good a time as any to reflect on how the year went for some of the most attention-grabbing tech companies, ordered here conveniently from most screwed to least screwed.
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As much as her new pixie cut stole the show, it also made for a crystal clear look at her gorgeous makeup, which featured magenta dusted around the eyes (that matched her gown) and an attention-grabbing winged eyeliner.
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Publishers are constantly challenged by changing algorithms and the task of reframing and optimizing stories for social distribution — which is why the formula for clickbait might change, but the existence of sensationalistic, attention-grabbing headlines never quite goes away.
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Golden State was playing at home against an outmatched team, had a possible look-ahead to an attention-grabbing back-to-back at Memphis and Oklahoma City, and had endured a second Durant-Green squabble Sunday night in Sacramento.
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He has a tousle of red-orange hair at the top of his head, his orange coloring is attention grabbing and he wakes us all up at sunrise every morning with tweets about how Saturday Night Live is bad.
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The idea, CAP President Neera Tanden told Politico at the time, was to attempt something that often seems impossible in the Donald Trump era: think about and discuss issues that were not wholly related to our attention-grabbing president.
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The architect Alejandro Aravena, the surprise winner of this year's Pritzker prize (and subject of a feature by Michael Kimmelman in T's upcoming issue) wants to pull architectural focus away from starry prestige projects and attention-grabbing landmark buildings.
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In their telling, the civil rights struggle owes its success as much to the attention-grabbing resistance tactics of Martin Luther King Jr. and the SCLC as to the disciplined organizing and leadership development techniques taught by Ella Baker.
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Roy S. Moore, the cowboy-hat-wearing Republican running for the Senate in Alabama, had been known for years as an attention-grabbing judge who blocked same-sex marriages and insisted on displaying the Ten Commandments in his courthouse.
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The Justice Department on Monday corrected the record on an attention-grabbing claim that one of its lawyers made in a Northern Virginia courtroom about the impact of President Trump's executive order on visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Two years later, she filmed a sexual encounter with a collector to create her most notorious work, "Untitled," a piece some praise as the ultimate comment on art as empty commerce and others dismiss as an attention-grabbing stunt.
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The next year, they threw a party at the American Library Association's annual conference in Dallas that featured a "Hug a Homosexual" kissing booth, a radical (for its time) attention-grabbing stunt that proclaimed gay people's existence to the library world.
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But Higgins - a local celebrity known for attention-grabbing Crime Stoppers videos he filmed when he was a sheriff's captain - capitalized on disenchantment with career politicians to defeat Angelle with only a fraction of his money and a bare-bones organization.
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New York City's proposal, which is being called the Brooklyn Queens Connector, is part of a wave of attention-grabbing streetcar and light-rail projects across the country that seek to capitalize on both urban revitalization and nostalgia for trolleys.
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George Scott eked out a victory in Pennsylvania's 10th Congressional District Democratic primary election on Tuesday after making an attention-grabbing ad that featured him touting his military record and gun knowhow — and then tossing an assault rifle into a fire.
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Alongside the likes of the tech-savvy Mercedes-Benz E-Class and versatile Honda Ridgeline pickup, there were some companies keen to remake themselves in the Motor City with attention-grabbing concepts and a few daring production cars as well.
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But that's the idea at the heart of a 2017 survey of the Japanese ultra-Pop artist Yayoi Kusama, which will host six of her attention-grabbing "infinity mirror" rooms alongside sculptures, paintings and drawings from her six-decade career.
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HORSE-TRADING French President Emmanuel Macron visited Beijing this month with an attention-grabbing gift - a horse - and a mission to reset trade relations, seeking a role for the EU in China's trillion-dollar push to build a modern Silk Road.
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This is of course less attention-grabbing than a scary bedtime story about a six-year-old with bloodshot eyes sitting upright and unresponsive in his bed next to an iPad — which is probably why the Post didn't run it.
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That innate musicianship is then filtered through a voice so rich with warmth, intimacy, and an attention-grabbing level of clarity that each note it produces feels like being repeatedly struck by a freight train made entirely of warm silk.
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The attention-grabbing incidents exemplify the new sense of outrage over sexual assault and misconduct that has boiled over since the emergence of the #MeToo movement in the months after Cosby's first trial ended with a hung jury in June.
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Still, Mr. Buttigieg's total for the most recent quarter is more than three times what he raised in the first quarter, $7.1 million, which itself was an attention-grabbing figure that offered early evidence that his candidacy was catching on.
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While his attention-grabbing statements and actions have produced very few of the concrete policy changes he had promised as a candidate, there is little doubt that Mr. Trump has moved to set the nation on a radically different course.
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" Early mistakes by the program, reported by Business Week and Newsweek in the late 26s and early 29s, included failing to provide relocated witnesses with proper documents to prove their new identities and giving witnesses suspiciously attention-grabbing names like "T.
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"Although cross border movement is much more attention-grabbing and can appear more dramatic, right now the internal movement of people forms the bulk of what's going on," said Alex Randall, coordinator of the UK-based Climate and Migration Coalition.
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Her trip to South Korea has drawn inevitable comparisons with that of the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, whose attention-grabbing visit at the start of the Games was regarded as a diplomatic success for the North.
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And so the the rosy picture of rapid progress and bureaucratic cooperation Trump drew is not the reality for at least tens of thousands in the territory's central and coastal regions, away from the bustling and attention-grabbing capital of San Juan.
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" O'Dell rose to fame in 2014 thanks to her attention-grabbing YouTube videos like "Auntie Fee's Sweet Treats for the kids" and "Auntie Fee's Baked Chicken," in which she seasons chicken wings in her kitchen sink, declaring, "This is some good a– chicken.
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When lottery officials changed the Mega Millions rules in October 2017 to shrink the odds of winning and increase ticket prices to $2 from $1, then-Mega Millions president Debbie Alford said the innovations would deliver "attention-grabbing jackpots" and generate increased revenues.
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For Lifetime, it inspired a critically acclaimed (at first) and attention-grabbing fictional series about the behind-the-scenes — the producers who manipulate their stars in order to manipulate us, causing catastrophe and occasionally, by accident, love, in the name of good television.
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Current status: Still in the prototype phase I'm glad we were appropriately skeptical about the attention-grabbing, laundry folding robots Foldimate and Laundroid, because after two years of not-wholly-impressive CES demos, they still don't look like they'll be shipping anytime soon.
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The 31-year-old singer and actress graces one of the covers of Marie Claire's May Fresh Faces issue, and opens up about the fight for gender equality, offering an attention-grabbing suggestion reminiscent of the Greek comedy to end the battle.
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After all, while these are the two big attention-grabbing contests, there is a sizable history of candidates who were victorious in one of these states and enjoyed all the buzz that came with it, yet proved unable to secure the party nomination.
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"Go f— yourselves, the lot of you — you sad, attention-grabbing, power-hungry little men," Stipe said in a statement after Trump used the band's song "It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)" at a rally.
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To accompany that, he decided to attack his three rivals relentlessly (which sometimes got a bit excessive) and develop a memeable online presence through social media, liberally using promoted posts for silly but attention-grabbing videos like his "Slow Cooker Sunday" cooking show.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump have both tried to rattle each other during the debates by inviting guests who might unsettle their opponent, but Mr. Trump, a talented showman running a scorched-earth presidential campaign, has excelled at inviting attention-grabbing guests.
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Their signature attention-grabbing mechanisms are a primary source of their power (or at least, their appeal), and that's fine—especially if, in the case of gratuitously costumed bands like Ghoul, Midnight, and Savage Master, their songwriting genuinely backs up the bloodstained pageantry.
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"The ultimate opinion was much better than the first draft because he picked up on all of the soft spots and enabled me to make it even stronger than it would have been absent his attention-grabbing dissent," Ginsburg said to laughter.
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With its shockingly low fares — a $199 round trip from US cities was not unheard of — and its attention-grabbing marketing tactics, the airline dropped off more than one-fourth of Iceland's international visitors before its collapse, according to The New York Times.
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But a new wave of messages that began popping up in mid-July has stepped up the ploy by showing passwords in the subject headers as attention-grabbing "proof" that someone has deeply burrowed into your computer and has your personal information.
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Aside from the attention-grabbing spectacle of long lines, ample media coverage and cars festooned with Trump-Pence signs driving by candidates' events, Mr. Trump's travels through four states on his Western swing have created a logistical nightmare for some Democratic candidates.
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Mr. Shkreli, 279.49, is best known for steeply increasing the price of Daraprim, a lifesaving drug for a rare parasitic infection, and for his attention-grabbing behavior on social media, but the trial, now in its fifth week, does not concern those matters.
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On Campus Today's college students desperately want to change the world, but too many think that living a meaningful life requires doing something extraordinary and attention-grabbing like becoming an Instagram celebrity, starting a wildly successful company or ending a humanitarian crisis.
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In his latest attention-grabbing move, the 39-year-old rapper penned a poem titled "The McDonald's Man" about the fast food chain for Frank Ocean's magazine Boys Don't Cry – which was released on Saturday in conjunction with his new album, Blonde, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Like a number of up-and-coming researchers in his generation, Nosek was troubled by mounting evidence that science itself—through its systems of publication, funding, and advancement—had become biased toward generating a certain kind of finding: novel, attention grabbing, but ultimately unreliable.
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She now writes a regular opinion column in the Manila Times, the oldest English-language newspaper in the Philippines — which, like other traditional Filipino media sources (and many in the US), has tried to bring irreverent and attention-grabbing online voices onto its platform.
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MWC 2019 will be defined by this diversity, with companies straining at the edges of conventional design to try and come up with an original idea, an attention-grabbing concept, or just a good old gimmick that will differentiate their product from all the rest.
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Cory Booker was first to try an attention-grabbing gambit: His campaign said he needed to raise an additional $1.7 million in the final 10 days of the third fundraising quarter, which ended Monday night -- and if he fell short, he would drop out.
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The attention-grabbing stuff—that news that the drug is of higher purity and better value for money than ever before—is interesting, but we're also intrigued in the demographic information offered up by the survey's results, with specific reference to UK users of MDMA.
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Originally gaining national attention with her impressive Zumba moves, and again during an April appearance on Rachael Ray's show Rachael, Audrey, who suffers from the rare disease Diamond Blackfan Anemia, has added a dancing duet with Selena Gomez to her list of attention-grabbing experiences.
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Reidy, in other words, is using the story that publishers tell about themselves as a cloak to cover what is obvious: that Yiannopoulos's book was acquired because of his record as an attention-grabbing troll and because Threshold Editions thought it would make some money.
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Gawker and its affiliated sites — including the sports-focused Deadspin and Jezebel, which is aimed at women — have relentlessly and gleefully chronicled the lives of the powerful, and often delivered attention-grabbing, exclusive stories, some of them too over-the-edge for other publications.
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Either way, if you're being hated on by an attention-grabbing South Carolina fan during the Columbia, South Carolina rivalry, it's best to just play jazz with that water bottle they throw at you, and let them know you've got the better of them.
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The Discover section has nearly doubled in size since Snapchat first launched it 18 months ago, and without any way to accumulate a following or add attention-grabbing headlines, it was tough for any one channel to distinguish itself (besides creating great stuff, of course).
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Ivan Pernar, 31, Croatia Relatively young and still on the edges of Croatian politics, Mr. Pernar invites comparison with President Trump not for his background in business but for his position as a political outsider who uses social media and attention-grabbing attacks on opponents.
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McKibben said the activists may use attention-grabbing events like protests at bank branches to attempt to show a connection between the fees that people pay on their bank account or credit card transactions and the financial support those banks give to fossil fuels.
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The first of several "Evangelicals for Trump" events planned over the next 20163 months was part of a larger effort to broaden the president's support among religious voters in the wake of an attention-grabbing Christianity Today op-ed that backed his impeachment and removal.
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In a recent interview with POLITICO New York, she assessed her likely rivals in the primary, dismissed the notion of having to be attention-grabbing like Donald Trump, defended her voting record in Albany and blamed de Blasio for the city's high cost of living.
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Yet, despite these welcome modifications to a dress style that served as an unwitting tutorial on how not to wear a suit, Mr. Spicer has stuck to his attention-grabbing neckwear, ties not only carnival-barker garish but also manifestly wrong in other ways.
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While outrage has tended to fade in the days and weeks after high-profile shootings, the back-to-back shootings in the last year, together with the attention-grabbing advocacy we have seen from the Parkland student survivors, may help change attitudes for good.
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Ron Wyden, are pushing FCC chairman Ajit Pai to deal with what they say are major vulnerabilities in mobile phone networks: The bigger picture: Lieu was involved in an attention-grabbing 60 Minutes segment last year where the show listened in on his communications with his permission.
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Johnson is no stranger to a public gaffe, in fact, his rise to prominence (and popularity among right-leaning Conservatives) might in no small part be attributed to his attention-grabbing, unfiltered comments on a wide variety of topics that have often got him into trouble.
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At the 2017 Awards last night, some of the best efforts came from South Central Dreamville signee Cozz, London's Little Simz, and native Atlanta standouts Cyhi The Prince and J.I.D.. But the bulk of conversation around Tuesday's cyphers has been about Eminem's attention-grabbing, politically-charged freestyle.
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Analysts or op-ed writers will then devote time to denouncing the statement with attention-grabbing headlines like "15 Hours of Donald Trump's Lies" (after Trump spent a day making stuff up about the Khan family) or "The Lies Trump Told" (a list of his biggest fibs).
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Despite a spate of White House security breaches and other attention-grabbing stunts, there has been no change in the number of threats to directed at President Trump during his first five months in office as compared to his predecessor Barack Obama, according to the Secret Service.
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The attention-grabbing news this week from a lawsuit between Penn State University and its insurer was the disclosure by the judge that the university's former football coach, Joe Paterno, may have been told in 1976 that Jerry Sandusky, a longtime assistant coach, had molested a child.
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Trolling, crybullying and other attention-grabbing tactics emerge out of a feeling of weakness, and create a climate that causes more pain, in which it is not safe to lead with vulnerability, not safe to test out ideas or do the things that create genuine companionship.
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On its face, the the tweet appeared to many to be a humorous jibe — just the latest shot in Trump's ongoing war with CNN and the news media in general, and another attention-grabbing tweet from a man who's become known for them: #FraudNewsCNN #FNN pic.twitter.
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Ms. Forino took a similar approach in the powder rooms at the Galerie condominium in Long Island City, N.Y., where she designed simple walnut paneling for the walls and contrasted it with an attention-grabbing herringbone pattern of green, pink, black and white stone on the floor.
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The mayor brought up the possibility of North Korean athletes' participating as an attention-grabbing ploy; Kim Dae-jung did him one better, sending a special envoy to the North's leader, Kim Jong-il, to ask him to send not only athletes but cheering fans as well.
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They include attention-grabbing cult faves like a new Battlestar Galactica series, an adaptation of the McElroy brothers' beloved roleplay podcast The Adventure Zone, and surprising adds like a tribute to racing hosted by Dale Earnhardt Jr. The full list of drama and comedy shows is below.
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"I was amazed at his ability to carry a tune — his voice was as attention-grabbing as his charm as a fighter," said Bufman, now 89, who says he came up with the idea to turn the play into a musical and bring Ali on board.
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This time, Mr. Navalny found himself on trial for something far less attention-grabbing: the distribution of fliers by campaign volunteers on July 8 and 9, which the authorities defined as a "public event in a covert form" and say should have been approved by the government.
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While they have attention-grabbing "marquee shows," Netflix and Amazon are unlikely to be able to match the sheer volume of local content offered by in-country rivals, says Uday Shankar, chairman of Star India, which claims 650 million monthly viewers for its 58 television channels.
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Since breaking onto the political scene by backing several high-profile statewide initiatives in California in 2010, Mr. Steyer has engaged in a series of heavily funded, attention-grabbing crusades, most recently spending tens of millions of dollars to promote a campaign demanding President Trump's impeachment.
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That will be particularly important in the next few years, as a deluge of competitive streaming services launch their own attention-grabbing projects — and as Netflix continues working to convince Hollywood stars to bring their movies directly to the streaming service instead of showing them in theaters.
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Given that the move comes just days after a similar attention-grabbing effort to push the Rock to run for office — that's the Rock, not Kid Rock — it seems possible that Kid Rock may be seizing the moment to steal the limelight from his sedimentary relative.
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Charlamagne (né Lenard McKelvey) can add New York Times best selling author to his long list of titles, thanks to his new book, Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create It. And the 36-year-old says he thought long and hard about the attention-grabbing title.
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In the clip, posted on Stewart's Instagram, the legendary homemaker is in a dark room and cracks an egg into a blender bowl then turns it on to start mixing up what is sure to be an attention-grabbing scene with Righteous Brothers' Unchained Melody playing in the background.
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Now only three years old, the EFF has shaken up South African politics with revolutionary rhetoric and attention-grabbing moves such as wearing workers' costumes to parliament—overalls, maids' uniforms—topped with Che Guevara-style red berets (these have become a must-have accessory for youth on the march).
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But ten days into Trump's presidency, the honeymoon period seems to already be over, with a number of factions in the Republican coalition unnerved by Trump's insecure outbursts and his attention-grabbing and civil liberties-eroding policies, most notably his restriction on travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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And although there have been attention-grabbing crowds elsewhere in Europe this season — including an audience of 48,121 when Athletic Bilbao hosted Atlético Madrid and a crowd of more than 39,000 for a Juventus-Fiorentina match in Italy — attendance at many women's games still numbers in the hundreds.
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In the past, Amazon also has tried to stay top-of-mind by making attention-grabbing announcements during the holiday season, like those of a minimum wage increase for all employees and the locations of its new headquarters, which the company made at the end of last year.
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GIRONA, Spain — After more than 30 years in business, El Celler de Can Roca has a lot to boast about: three Michelin stars, an attention-grabbing menu that works in contemporary twists on traditional Catalan dishes and a berth atop nearly every list of the world's best restaurants.
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The background: On a web that was overloading pages with attention-grabbing junk and ads even in 1998, when Google was born, the search engine made a name for itself with its pristine screen: A colorful logo, a search box, two buttons, and the vastness of global knowledge just beyond.
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President Trump said he was preparing an executive order that would nullify the long-accepted constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship in the United States, his latest attention-grabbing maneuver days before midterm congressional elections as he has sought to activate his base by vowing to clamp down on immigrants and immigration.
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Here are some of the decisions Mr. Cuomo has made that have been widely questioned: Mr. Cuomo has focused on attention-grabbing projects like the Second Avenue line on the Upper East Side of Manhattan — which, so far, comprises three new stations — instead of on routine repairs to the subway's infrastructure.
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Dr. Deborah Good, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh Katz School of Business, previously told Business Insider that a post-interview thank-you note should be professional in tone, have an attention-grabbing first paragraph, and include a specific reference about yourself to remind the interviewer who you are.
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Seemingly pitched as a celebration of family — the family the brand has made, and literal family, as relatives of all generations walked — it came complete with attention-grabbing celebrity front row (see: Rene Russo, Christie Brinkley, Jamie Foxx, Pamela Anderson), attracted by the fact their children were strutting in the show.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Since joining President Trump's legal team, Rudolph W. Giuliani has repeatedly made attention-grabbing TV appearances in which he has antagonized Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel overseeing the Russia investigation.
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His language has changed, with O'Rourke -- an at-times profane campaigner in Texas who early in the race promised he'd stop dropping f-bombs -- now back to cursing regularly, a decision being heard by supporters as plainly communicating the urgency of the issue and by critics as an attention-grabbing gimmick.
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Even with all the cinematic accoutrements — the music, the comedy, Wright's penchant for attention-grabbing camerawork — there's a purity to Baby Driver's vehicular mayhem that's extremely refreshing in a summer movie season where even the best blockbuster action movies tend to devolve into a cacophony of pixels by the big final battle.
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And maybe it is, except for the fact that in this game of digital attention grabbing, Uber is a piker compared to the mind-messing masters over at Facebook, the puzzle palace of Google and the folks over at Amazon who can get you to push any button they want you to.
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AKA: Jimmy DonaldsonLocation: United StatesVideo type: MrBeast is known for two types of videos: viral challenges — ranging from "Counting to 100,000 in One Video" to "Last To Remove Hand, Gets Lamborghini Challenge" — to attention-grabbing donation and charity sunts where he'll dole out thousands of dollars to small Twitch games and waitresses.
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And maybe it is, except for the fact that in this game of digital attention-grabbing, Uber is a piker compared to the mind-messing masters over at Facebook, the puzzle palace of Google and the folks over at Amazon who can get you to push any button they want you to.
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With El Paso now central to national conversations about gun laws, white supremacy and the treatment of immigrants, O'Rourke -- who as a presidential candidate has struggled to recapture the energy of his attention-grabbing Senate run last year -- has an opening to show Democratic voters across the country what made him a star.
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While President Trump's more attention-grabbing ideas have been blocked or stalled, like building a border wall and temporarily stopping travel from some Muslim-majority countries, the statistics released by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement suggested that the more street-level aspects of his immigration agenda have achieved significant results, and quickly.
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The true lifecycle of a buzzword likely begins with a marketer attempting to distill technical advantages into something attention-grabbing, other marketers glomming on like bedbugs, users squinting and puzzling over its meaning, and finally, reluctant acceptance of some nebulous, "flexible" definition that solidifies its position in the industry lexicon (Exhibit A: "zero trust").
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Call it 'going native' advertising; faux tweets intended to pass off lies as truth, inflated and amplified by bot armies (fake accounts) operating in plain sight (often gaming Twitter's trending topics) as a parallel 'unofficial' advertising infrastructure whose mission is to generate attention-grabbing pantomimes of public opinion to try and sway the real thing.
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But even if Republicans fail to get Mr. Biden's son or the others under oath and in front of cameras, such attention-grabbing tactics by some lawmakers could appeal to Mr. Trump, stoke energy among his most loyal supporters and lend legitimacy to the president's demand that Ukraine investigate many of the same people.
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But this year, those candidates who are not present hope the sheer number of people who will crowd the debate stage over two nights in late June means their absence goes unnoticed — or, in the most optimistic scenario, being left off the debate stage could give them a chance to mount attention-grabbing counterprogramming.
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On the streets of New York's 14th Congressional District, which includes parts of eastern Bronx and northern Queens, you might spot vibrant yellow campaign posters printed with a portrait of Ocasio-Cortez with her last name bookended by Spanish exclamation points, and calls to action in bold type, set at an attention-grabbing angle.
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And there's no question that it is simpler and more attention grabbing to call yourself out for being the second greatest polluter in the world than to label the textile dyeing and finishing industry "the No. 1 polluter of clean water (after agriculture)," as a report in the journal Natural Science did in 203.
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The show became increasingly self-referential, perhaps following the lead of "Seinfeld," resulting in a less-consistent batting average for what was still one of the best shows on TV. This identity crisis could result in attention-grabbing moments like the death of Maude Flanders or the bizarre attempt to revise Principal Skinner's history.
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For a 24-hour news industry in constant need of fresh material, the irresistible Twitter back-and-forth between the White House and influential athletes, and, ultimately, a whole sports league, provided attention-grabbing new fodder, the news equivalent of a sugar buzz at the expense of nourishing debate over real and complex issues.
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The YouTube platform plainly incentivizes such attention-grabbing behavior, right up until the point that it becomes a liability to its operators or their other partners — a familiar dilemma in the entertainment world, sure, but one that plays out quite differently on YouTube, which is considerably and deliberately less hands-on with its talent.
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The network — which calls itself "the country's most experienced crime network" — announced Wednesday a special edition of their Front Page series that will provide "critical details" about the case that were not addressed in Netflix's attention-grabbing documentary that cast doubt upon the conviction of Steven Avery, a man currently serving time for the murder of a young photographer.
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From his hail fire of tweets assigning blame after the Orlando shooting to his attention-grabbing antics like revoking the credentials of the Washington Post Monday, he is testing the limits of whether that broader swath of the electorate will embrace his showman's persona at a time when the nation is gripped by fear and anxiety about terrorism.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 38, was joined by husband Kanye West, 41, for the star-studded show wearing an attention-grabbing sparkly Versace mini — which revealed lots of cleavage — teamed with her go-to clear Yeezy pumps, two delicate layered cross necklacs and coordinating silver glitter eye shadow courtesy of her longtime makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic.
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That rather under-rates the fact that freshmen House members have a long way to rise; that most of the new intake of Democrats are moderate (and many have had enough of her attention-grabbing); and that if their party ever did nominate a democratic socialist for president, she would be much likelier to keep America conservative.
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The floral pattern brought a refreshing burst of color to her ensemble and her teal-meets-purple eyeshadow look (created with Buxom's Hold The Line Waterproof Eyeliner in Ring My Bell) was certainly attention-grabbing — but it's the fact that she chose to use her hair and accessories to represent something so much bigger that made the most impact.
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Yes, I used "coup" in my fictionalized essay as an attention-grabbing literary convention, but in the real world, there are a host of reasons it would not occur in the US. The biggest is that there is utterly nothing in our history to suggest that such thinking is any part of the American military's culture or mindset.
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On the American side, fighters like Roy Jones Jr and James Toney talked the talk and staked their claim to be the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world; in Britain, attention-grabbing characters who could back it up in the ring – men like Benn, Michael Watson and especially Chris Eubank – had given boxing a new golden era.
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Gohmert has become well known for attention-grabbing antics, such as mounting a longshot bid for Speaker against John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE last year, and frequent appearances on conservative media.
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This sort of assignment has been given to royals before, and it serves two purposes: to shore up the Commonwealth, a voluntary grouping chiefly made up of former colonies that has been one of Queen Elizabeth's lifelong projects; and to occupy royals who want a break from the United Kingdom, or prove too attention-grabbing or too restless.
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Op-Ed Contributor The latest attention-grabbing trial balloon to be floated by a White House staffer or apparent surrogate for President Trump is the suggestion by Christopher Ruddy, a longtime friend of the president, that Mr. Trump is "considering, perhaps, terminating" Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel appointed to investigate the Trump campaign's links to Russia.
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Just tap and hold on an icon on the shortcuts bar, and a menu will pop up that gives you the choice to remove that icon from the bar or turn off the attention-grabbing red dots for it: You can also manage what's on your shortcut bar by tapping the hamburger menu icon > Settings & Privacy > Settings > Shortcuts.
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AKA: Jimmy DonaldsonNumber of subscribers: 26.6 millionLocation: United StatesVideo type: MrBeast is known for two types of videos: viral challenges — ranging from "Counting to 100,000 in One Video" to "Last To Remove Hand, Gets Lamborghini Challenge" — to attention-grabbing donation and charity sunts where he'll dole out thousands of dollars to small Twitch games and waitresses.
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For the growing number of artists who use the Internet to distribute their work, a key problem has become how to stand out amid a torrent of information—what the digital-art pioneer Cory Arcangel has termed "fourteen-year-old Finnish-kid syndrome," in which any teen-ager with an iPhone can make something attention-grabbing.
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Hitting five 3-pointers in a seven-possession stretch midway through the second half, Creighton opened Big East Conference play Monday with an attention-grabbing 79-68 win over Providence at Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, R.I. Four players finished in double figures for the Bluejays (10-4, 1-223), led by Ty-Shon Alexander's 18 points.
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Frankly, in a time when the most attention-grabbing figures in Christianity (I say this, with sorrow, as a Christian) are often transparently invested in power, deeply aligned with political interests, and visibly hypocritical in what and whom they choose to condemn, you don't have to share Francis's specifically Catholic commitments to see how radical his example is.
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" (Castro would later add substance to this attention-grabbing profession of solidarity when he sent Cuban troops to fight white supremacist forces backed by the CIA in Angola.) During the same session, the U.S. delegation lamented that "all the explaining and apologies in the world will not erase the injury to an African delegate who is turned away from a restaurant.
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The staying power is insane, and they leave behind a stain, too.) Each of the twenty shades, which range from low-key neutrals to attention-grabbing reds and purples (with a pitch black thrown in for good measure), gets its name from a genre-defining classic rock song: Under My Thumb is a lush burgundy, Walk This Way a flushed, rosy pink.
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The most attention-grabbing elements of the flick are threefold: ample access into, arguably, the most exclusive fashion event that exists; a chance to devour copious screen time of the one, the only Anna Wintour; the fact that it was directed by Andrew Rossi (the guy behind critically acclaimed films like Page One: Inside The New York Times and Ivory Tower).
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Despite being an organization known for attention grabbing stunts like suing for a monkey's right to own its selfies or trying to remove what little clothes supermodels have left, PETA gets gets over 50 calls a week from people in a roughly 200 mile radius around Norfolk who need help with their animals, whether it be free food, houses, or medical care.
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So while XR activists in London will be "seeking specifically to shut down the government" starting October 7, she said, their American counterparts will stage attention-grabbing actions like a "die-in" outside of the New York Stock Exchange, along with an Occupy-reminiscent "Rebel Fest" in Washington Square Park, that help make people aware of XR and potentially convince them to join.
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Cultural theorist Mark Andrejevic, in a New York Times column in 2012, described reality television as "an omnivorous meta-genre that scavenges its way across the cultural landscape unearthing attention-grabbing nuggets from a vastly broader range of social life than has hitherto appeared on commercial TV." He meant this as an insult, but it gets at what makes The Circle so great.
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In a Democratic presidential primary contest in which there has been little movement in the candidates' positions in the polls, Ms Warren, a senator from Massachusetts, has engineered an exceptional rise, thanks in part to her plans, both wonkish and attention-grabbing: universal child care, a wealth tax, a $2trn climate-change plan and the breaking up of America's biggest technology firms.
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This is the first time that the Shooting Star Minis have been used in an indoor performance, but it is not the first time Intel has done something complicated or attention-grabbing with drones: You may have seen 23,205 full-size Shooting Stars at the 22 Winter Olympics opening ceremony, or 22016 at Lady Gaga's 5003 Super Bowl halftime show.
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John Gerzema, CEO of the Harris Poll, told Reuters in an interview that the likely reason Apple and Google fell was that they have not introduced as many attention-grabbing products as they did in past years, such as when Google rolled out free offerings like its Google Docs word processor or Google Maps and Apple's then-CEO Steve Jobs introduced the iPod, iPhone and iPad.
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I was fascinated at the start but eventually somewhat worn out by a star turn from Mr. Spall that is so relentlessly "on" that one tires after a while of physical business — a slack jaw here, attention-grabbing squint there — that detracts from the darkness at the heart of what has previously felt far more taut a play than Matthew Warchus's production here suggests.
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Greer's activism is a mix of old-school phone banking and letter writing mixed with attention-grabbing stunts: The group bought a series of billboards naming and shaming lawmakers who have either declined to fight for net neutrality or who are actively fighting against it, and website blackouts, slowdowns, and awareness-raising campaigns have been among the most successful tools net neutrality activists have deployed so far.
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It's no wonder that the curators of the current, large-scale New Museum show chose the word "Trigger" to name their exhibition — seeming to draw directly from attention-grabbing headlines about trigger warnings, the murders of trans people (particularly trans women of color), the spread of anti-trans legislation, and the rise of mass shootings, almost exclusively perpetrated by men with domestic violence track records.
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For more stories on how companies are using influencers to reach consumers on TikTok, check out these other Business Insider Prime posts:A teeth-whitening brand studied TikTok's algorithm to decide which influencers to hire and ended up gaining 100,000 followers in a week: HiSmile hired TikTok stars from the Hype House and Sway LA to create a wave of attention-grabbing videos on the social app.
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The question facing Democrats is whether to have a filibuster fight over Judge Gorsuch, highlighting what they consider the theft of a seat they believe Mr. Obama had a right to fill, or whether to save that attention-grabbing tactic for a hypothetical future vacancy if a more liberal justice dies or steps down and President Trump nominates a staunch conservative who would shift the court's balance.
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As the New York Times notes in an article about Kjellberg's place within YouTube culture: The YouTube platform plainly incentivizes such attention-grabbing behavior, right up until the point that it becomes a liability to its operators or their other partners — a familiar dilemma in the entertainment world, sure, but one that plays out quite differently on YouTube, which is considerably and deliberately less hands-on with its talent.
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"With millions of dollars raining down on the Los Angeles media market airwaves, it's now more important than ever for candidates to have compelling, attention-grabbing and visually stimulating ads that can help break through the clutter in order to cement a message with the electorate and have it make a lasting impact," said Dave Jacobson, a Democratic strategist in Los Angeles who counts several congressional candidates as clients.
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When you take into consideration that Bin Laden grew up in an extremely poor area, where you had to be smart with words and aggressive enough to stand on your own, it's perhaps less surprising that he embraced the attention-grabbing persona, performing with backup dancers dressed as terrorists and even an actor dressed as Bin Laden with a long white beard in music videos like "Bin Laden Não Morreu" and his live shows.
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Current status: Delayed and downplayed If you walked away from last year's CES coverage imagining you'd be able to cover an entire wall with a massive, modular, 146-inch TV rivaling the picture quality of OLED, we've got some bad news — Samsung has moved the goalposts for its attention-grabbing "The Wall" TV so many times that it's not clear what it'll be like when or if it finally comes to market.
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"The home was originally placed on the market with an attention-grabbing list price that reflected the McNealys' desire to maximize the return on their real estate investment but not a strong desire to sell while their children were still in school," listing Deepee Chattha tells CNBC Make It. But "now that their children have left home and the McNealy's would like to relocate, the price was adjusted" to attract more potential buyers.
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Yes, he got a debate question with no follow-ups, but there is no reaction like what Trump drew with his campaign's first forays into Islamophobia late last year, when, for example, he promised to bar Muslim refugees and immigrants from entering the United States and warned that Muslims pose a threat to the US. Rubio's comment about the mosque visit is being covered like any other attention-grabbing line from a candidate, whereas Trump's past comments have been given days of sustained TV coverage.
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