He is attention seeking and annoys others, the document adds.
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Since the 1970s, Trump has won the game of attention-seeking.
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Hapless attention-seeking, unlimited happiness no matter what street you're on.
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It was attention-seeking, as is everything anyone does at that age.
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She is vain and attention-seeking, and others find her intensely captivating.
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Anger, thrill-seeking, financial gain, and attention-seeking are also common motivations.
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It will not be the ones they ordained: 'crazy, ugly, attention-seeking, weirdo.
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His business — brand licensing and real estate — succeeded by the same attention seeking.
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It's attention-seeking, but in a context in which everyone is seeking attention.
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Now all that's left is to give this attention-seeking volcano a moniker.
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From Wong's paper: Carlson might be a single, attention-seeking talk show host.
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Biographer Michael D'Antonio says his frequent insults are part of an attention-seeking strategy.
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Saltz says it's important to recognize that not all attention-seeking behaviors are unhealthy.
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Or blindly shared political rants or passive-aggressive, attention-seeking, impossible-to-decode posts.
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Much of the world is exhausted by President Trump's behavior and his attention seeking.
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But he has also developed a reputation as an outrageous, attention-seeking bad boy.
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And I still sometimes express this lack by being needy, annoying and attention seeking.
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The attention-seeking psychopath who got away with murdering two innocent people wants followers?
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Her provocative selfies were no longer just attention-seeking; now they were also body positive.
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He was not all about theatricality or attention-seeking; he wanted to accomplish concrete things.
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While it was often seen as attention-seeking, this wasn't, generally, in a pejorative way.
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Are there commercial or other attention-seeking incentives that pull the story away from authenticity?
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What looks like passion on screen can translate to attention-seeking harassment in the flesh.
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"Fodder" would be an appropriate way to refer to unimportant, attention-seeking, tabloid-baiting bullshit.
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But it's no mere attention-seeking stunt: he says it helps him work more effectively.
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"Becoming Beauvoir," by Kate Kirkpatrick, "Attention Seeking," by Adam Phillips, "The Years," by Annie Ernaux.
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But alongside their vain and attention-seeking behavior, narcissists also tend to experience poorer-quality relationships.
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Shokin aide Vladislav Kutsenko had earlier described Kasko's resignation and general corruption allegation as attention-seeking.
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Warner does not comment on witnesses, regardless of how outlandish or attention-seeking they might be.
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Power hungry, attention-seeking demagogues like Mr. Steyer serve their overheated egos while making solutions less likely.
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How did the attention-seeking Russian artist who released the tape manage to disrupt a French election?
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" On Monday, a spokeswoman for Melania Trump slammed the remarks as "attention seeking" and "self-serving noise.
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His perpetual exasperation with Adam contrasts particularly well with the self-proclaimed hero's attention-seeking attempts at nobility.
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Her attention-seeking body language is a different story from her reportedly secretive behavior in the actual hearing.
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A lot of people on Twitter thought they were serious and called him "attention-seeking," spoiled, and privileged.
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I just wasn't [attention-seeking], but that didn't mean that I didn't need the same amount of attention.
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Black turtlenecks, to avoid showing skin; old loafers, to deter accusations of being attention-seeking; blazers, to telegraph seriousness.
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Photo: GettyMerriam-Webster's dictionary has been flirting with the thin line between cheekily relevant and irritatingly attention seeking lately.
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She moves into Leo from Monday midday until Wednesday afternoon, coaxing the attention-seeking out of all of us.
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She's a living metaphor for loneliness and attention-seeking, but the film never addresses why she is this way.
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It's the sort of pseudo-radical, attention seeking brand of white feminism that is the equivalent to an ouroboros.
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Also, as an attention-seeking Aries, this is my national anthem—nothing but respect for MY sexy, exhibitionist President.
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She was reviled by some in the country for being crass and vulgar, and prone to attention-seeking stunts.
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So you can't fault designers for lavishing this attention-seeking accent on dresses, trousers and a saddlebag or two.
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But if it's a good, old fashioned attention-seeking hoax, then this one might be debated for years to come.
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But others may well succumb to influence — after all, attention-seeking behavior only works if people give you positive attention.
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Dear Carolyn: My 80-something mother-in-law makes me atrophied with her incessant attention-seeking, hyper-dramatized conversation hijacking.
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Eve describes her quarry as being "flamboyant and attention-seeking," not usually qualities one sees in this line of work.
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And given Stone's attention-seeking reputation, many outside observers expect he will indeed take the witness stand in his defense.
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If attention-seeking is the objective of a shooter, then airports will therefore continue to be high on the target list.
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The image he presented was always bigger and richer than his reality, and he could be shocking in his attention-seeking.
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Helpless to respond, he would have been castigated as a sensationalist and attention-seeking member of the reviled DC media establishment.
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" Now his current wife, first lady Melania Trump, is firing back, slamming her comments as "attention-seeking and self-serving noise.
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Third parties have become little more than attention-seeking mechanisms that pop up every four years, then settle back into obscurity.
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" JUST IN: Melania Trump spox responds to Ivana Trump's assertion ("I'm first lady") blasting it as "attention seeking & self-serving noise.
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I ask Saltz about attention seeking behavior on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram and am surprised by her answer.
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More generally, when you have an attention-seeking president, ignoring his antics could well provoke him into even more extreme behavior.
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And like leftist student rebels in the 1970s or militant environmentalists in the 1990s, they stage attention-seeking flash-mob protests.
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I longed for it as a child and expressed my frustration as a child would — by being needy, annoying, attention seeking.
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Much fake news is not motivated by politics, however, but by the hope of generating advertising revenue — or just attention-seeking.
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But you're going to see more of the anti-civic, attention-seeking organizations that will do anything it takes to get clicks.
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More attentive than attention-seeking, they studied the world and the problems that were presented to them and responded in creative ways.
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Since the interview came out, Melania Trump's spokesperson Stephanie Grisham reportedly slammed the "attention seeking" and "self-serving" Ivana for her comments.
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What we need from Congress is a clear, bipartisan path forward in Syria, not attention-seeking meetings from rogue members of Congress.
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Remove clothes for IG pic check," which seemed to piggyback off of another commenter who wrote, "and the attention seeking begins …🙄.
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That said, it does also feel like they're accusing me of being 'attention-seeking' for being tattooed, which I find really annoying.
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In Brazil an obligatory nightly hour of political broadcasts sees a succession of attention-seeking pledges from presidential candidates and local hopefuls.
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Today, the video would be understood as revenge porn, but back then, it was somehow understood as attention-seeking on Hilton's part.
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What's more, the active social media presence of these groups means they are often accused of attention-seeking and righteous self-promotion.
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Allred's gift for media is often criticized as attention-seeking, and we're hoping that the documentary explores this strategy of her work.
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The test missile firings are too often dismissed by media, politicians and pundits as the bluster of a craven, attention-seeking dictator.
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Since then, he has become notorious for attention-seeking antics that he publicized online, including the purchase of the Wu-Tang album.
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The crying, the whining, the nonstop attention-seeking, the pulling at your pants where you have to shuffle like an old man.
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Results showed that "grandiose" narcissists — who are typically extroverted and attention-seeking — are more likely to post photos emphasizing their physical appearance.
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New research from Brunel University and Goldsmiths, University of London has linked narcissism to antisocial online behavior like attention-seeking and bullying.
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They are commonly stereotyped as vain, self-important, and attention-seeking, but they are also generous and extremely protective of their loved ones.
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The prince posed for pictures and chatted with the team – he even gave some love to an attention-seeking black lab named Jester.
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Symptoms include abnormal attention-seeking, self-centredness, a sense of entitlement, exaggerated self-appraisal (ie, fibbing about achievements) and warped relations with others.
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Renshon thinks Trump's weird handshakes and attention seeking are just a crude manifestation of a kind of behavior that most world leaders exhibit.
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Bystanders often look at self-harm, which can include cutting, burning, or hitting oneself, and wrongly assume it's attention-seeking or manipulative behavior.
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Recently, a UK study explored how "drill" music -- a genre of rap characterized by threatening lyrics -- might be linked to attention-seeking crime.
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Then again, given that the business of TV is about attention seeking, the network might have found the right women for the job.
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America's most attention seeking rapper Azealia Banks is at it again and this time she's directing her tweets towards a former One Direction member.
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But he should not be shocked, when you -- when you&aposre delivering attention- seeking hyperbole, do not be surprised when you -- PERINO: Get it.
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The new Nasdaq bell is busier and more aggressively attention-seeking than its predecessor, and it ends with the sound of a spinning coin.
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Traditional financial news has continued to degenerate into attention-seeking sound bites that are at best of little value and at worst, downright dangerous.
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But he is better known for steeply raising the price of the lifesaving drug Daraprim and for his attention-seeking behavior on social media.
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At age 13, President Donald Trump — a troublemaking, attention-seeking young boy — was shipped away to the New York Military Academy by his parents.
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As a result of Mr Trump's election and Mr Putin's attention-seeking, Russia has emerged as one of the few bipartisan issues in American politics.
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Bombastic perseverance and ostentatious attention-seeking may be problematic traits for some employers, but they have helped fuel Mr. Grenell's rapid rise under President Trump.
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My only complaint is the attention-seeking GoCycle logo that's more suitable to a bike-sharing fleet than a vehicle that costs three grand to own.
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Valdez ultimately landed on the name La Relambia, which is a Dominican term for an attention seeking fool, because it perfectly described his style on mic.
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Comparing migrant detention centers to "summer camps" or "boarding schools" — no matter what your stance is on immigration policy — is a gross, attention-seeking, privileged ploy.
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Go to a bar and tell everyone that you hate St. Patty's day while taking partOn second thought, don't do this you fucking attention-seeking loser.
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" I've seen Vermin Supreme attention-seeking and smirking, wearing a fake plastic ass and a rubber cone on his head, petitioning gawkers to "Vote Vermin Supreme.
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Confusing and outrageous statements are key to Trump's style of attention-seeking, which he refined over decades of manipulating the tabloid press in New York City.
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Shkreli was never the aloof supervillain he so frequently postured as, and the only true threat he represented was to our collective patience through incessant attention-seeking.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, the Prince George police chief linked Beverly's alleged crime to attention-seeking and dissociation that he said was caused by social media.
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It's crazily out of character for him to try to assert his intellectual superiority over the ignorant masses in a shrill, strident, obnoxious and attention-seeking way.
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Consumers simply do not have any more free time to allocate to new attention seeking digital entertainment propositions, which means they have to start prioritising between them.
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"If the media is going to continue to ask for responses to every absurd and baseless rumor, attention-seeking partisans will continue to spread them," Cobb said.
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In an extroverted society that feeds off outspoken, attention-seeking personalities who argue about pretty much everything, introverts have a tendency to get lost in the noise.
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But this attention-seeking behavior took a darker twist that same month, when an NYU student lit his classmate on fire and recorded the act on Snapchat.
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Smart plugs may seem like a cheap party trick, like your attention-seeking friend who shushes the group to yell at Alexa to turn on the lamp.
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The pun-laden story, told in the voice of a hard-boiled private eye (played, naturally, by the letter I), involves the attention-seeking number 6 (a.k.a.
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"During her trial, prosecutors depicted Carter as an attention-seeking woman who used her young boyfriend as a "pawn in her sick game of life and death.
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SAINT-ETIENNE-DU-ROUVRAY, France (Reuters) - Adel Kermiche was an attention-seeking child whose behavioral problems frequently led him to a psychiatric hospital and later a specialist school.
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There's a sweet irony in Meghan's temporary self-removal from the public sphere; though she's constantly criticized as attention-seeking, she's now causing uproar for being too private.
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Think of Venus in Leo as a booster shot for any preexisting spring-and-summer fever: Frisky and attention-seeking vibes will abound and inhibitions will be lowered.
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In the short-term, the closure strategy mainly serves as a clear attention-seeking gambit, used by other food chains like Starbucks to great effect in difficult times.
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But Trump has been playing the attention-seeking game for decades now, and so far his response to its inefficacy in a general election has been more thrashing.
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The fact that fans were so vocal about things like depression, self-harm, and suicide was considered performative or attention seeking, rather than a reflection of genuine struggle.
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Canadian chefs regularly receive death threats from animal rights groups for offering seal, yet they are adamant that there's more to seal meat than an attention-seeking gimmick.
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Right-wing extremists — a catchall category for a messy constellation of neo-Nazis, white nationalists, crypto-fascists, nihilists and attention-seeking trolls — vary widely in style and ideology.
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"If the media is going to continue to ask for responses to every absurd and baseless rumor, attention-seeking partisans will continue to spread them," he told CNN.
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Its superficial affect — all those "Zowies!" and ellipses and broken sentences — was like the sound of AM radio shows in the same period, a collage of attention-seeking screams.
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" But "depression is a mental and a physical disease," says Deborah Serani, PhD, a psychologist in Smithtown, NY. "It is not a result of laziness, attention-seeking, or weakness.
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" In response, Melania Trump's spokeswoman fired back, saying, "There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex, this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and self-serving noise.
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Floyd Mayweather was in attention-seeking mode Tuesday night -- taking his head-turning Rolls-Royce to the most paparazzi-packed restaurant in town ... while wearing a bright pink hat.
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To fight back against Comey, Trump's allies have launched a campaign to discredit him as a self-serving, disingenuous, attention-seeking ex-lawman who just wants to sell books.
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We found that the self-absorbed, attention-seeking behaviors typical of narcissistic leaders left employees feeling emotionally-drained and too exhausted to contribute their ideas for improving the business.
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With manipulatively pointed questions, Cosby's defense portrayed Johnson as an attention-seeking, sexually promiscuous drug user whose real issue was a poor work ethic at the William Morris Agency.
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" Ms. Grisham added a tabloidlike coup de grâce: "There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex, this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and self-serving noise.
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They have long defended Mr. Yiannopoulos's attention-seeking stunts and racially charged antics on the grounds that the left had tried to hypocritically censor his right to free speech.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere may be an attention-seeking troll but he got his biggest competitors to play his game and simultaneously harm their own networks in the meantime.
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With its bins of megafarmed produce, attention-seeking boxes of processed foods, and generous, if anonymous, cuts of meat, it is a place of comforting predictability and one-stop convenience.
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But sometimes, some comeuppance happens to those attention-seeking trolls of the world, and you can't help but bust out some marshmallows and make s'mores off of their trash fire.
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" The attention seeking Rousseau took advantage of the online outrage and tweeted, "I would rather my daughter dated a member of MS-13 than a member of the Republican Party.
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Indoor housing has been linked to an assortment of health problems, including chronic lower urinary tract issues, obesity, diabetes, and troublesome behaviors such as aggression, house-soiling, and attention seeking.
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" Turned the story on the media: "We see liberal so-called journalists trying to make a name for themselves with their big gotcha questions and other combative attention-seeking behavior.
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Attention-seeking statements aside, the phone launch demonstrated Letv's ultimate goal — to be an expansive hardware and software company where you'd buy one product to use it on the other.
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This is who he is at his core: an attention-seeking, action-averse propagandist who is terrified of accountability in the form of coffins arriving at Dover Air Force Base.
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The latter's relentless attention-seeking is gutting redoubts of culture-making such as book publishing, filmmaking, news reporting, even university teaching—and it's draining wellsprings of democratic energy and morale.
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Preparing for Tuesday's Nevada caucus and Thursday's debate, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio referred to one another as inexperienced, unqualified, attention-seeking, incredibly disturbing, sick, dirty tricksters and liars.
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As an attention-seeking New Yorker and host of "The Apprentice", a reality-television show, Mr Trump had national name recognition and some liberal views, including on gun control and immigration.
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Returning to the Aeon Flow Open, I still find them supremely enjoyable, and they provide a nice change of intensity from the untamed attention-seeking beast that is their closed sibling.
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The President allowed himself to be played by a leader who used his own attention-seeking methods -- rocket tests and nuclear ambitions -- to make himself seem more powerful than he is.
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During the group's ongoing anti-ISIS campaign, one of the more well-known Anonymous Twitter accounts chided what he or she characterized as attention-seeking hackers working under the Anonymous banner.
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Babe Ruth's gilded image isn't diminished by his showboating, his attention-seeking, his on-field antics or his off-field behavior—those are what cemented his status and effectively sealed his legacy.
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Avenatti is the tip of the spear, and is energizing Democratic audiences wherever he speaks, though several senior Democratic officials have told me they find his attention-seeking approach reckless and unhelpful.
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At a hearing Friday, Louise Turpin's attorney, Jeff Moore, disclosed that Turpin suffered from histrionic personality disorder, a disorder characterized by constant attention seeking, distorted self-images, prone to overreaction and gullibility.
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But if you take that a little further—at the extreme end of the attention seeking—there are these people that are very, very cruel and put the videos on the web.
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In fact, in our study, we found that when leaders were accountable to their team, the effect of their self-absorbed, attention-seeking behaviors on their employees' work energy was completely offset.
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Damian Christie and his team were on there way back from New Zealand's Pelorus Sound when the gang of 20 attention-seeking bottlenose dolphins began jumping into the air in front of them.
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"When I wrote my Glamour article, I was just thinking of men who call women attention seeking for being sexy," Ratajkowski wrote, referencing an essay she wrote for Glamour magazine earlier this month.
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During this time, Collins has derided media reports surrounding his potential violation of the STOCK Act as "fake news" and even appealed to donors based on the negative press attention, seeking campaign contributions.
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He is governing in the fashion in which he has lived his life, like an over-eager puppy who is all wriggly, attention-seeking, impulsive, prone to mistakes and clumsy to clean up.
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The rebels have long ceased to be a threat outside of a small handful of isolated valleys, and most Peruvian media dismissed the attack as attention-seeking that did not impact the elections.
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He was still at the White House at the time, but he was close to Mercer, and it was no secret that Trump was turning on his power-hungry, attention-seeking chief strategist.
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Some of Jones's fellow owners, meanwhile, had begun describing Jones as the N.F.L.'s own version of Trump: a big-talking, attention-seeking billionaire showman who was easily dismissed as a carnival barker.
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I have just finished writing a book that encourages women and girls to be all the things that our world tells them not to be: angry, attention-seeking, profane, ambitious, powerful, violent, lustful.
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" That did not sit well with Melania Trump, his third wife and the actual first lady, who issued a retort through a spokeswoman dismissing what she called "attention-seeking and self-serving noise.
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For all the rhetoric, many of Kastellorizo's 300 permanent residents, as well their Turkish neighbors across the water, feel the tensions have been exaggerated by the news media — and by attention-seeking politicians.
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"There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex, this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and self-serving noise," Melania said in a shockingly sharply worded statement from her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham.
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So far nobody has been hurt by the explosive devices, but intelligence experts say the devices are still dangerous and that serial bombers tend to be, by nature, calculated, attention-seeking, and very unpredictable.
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Its opening weekend was deliberately timed to coincide with an international break in the men's calendar, so as not to have to compete with the asphyxiating, all-consuming attention-seeking of the Premier League.
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So, my guess — even if he is attacked badly by an attention-seeking politician, as Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang was when he was called a "moral pygmy" in 2007 — is that he can handle it.
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AIRLINE bosses are often household names due to their attention-seeking behaviour—from the foul-mouthed rants of Michael O'Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, to the model-flanked antics of Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic.
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Based on the outright denial of overwhelming scientific reality -- and telegraphed in suspense-building gameshow style this week via Twitter and conflicting media teasers -- it is Trump at his most callous, ignorant and attention-seeking.
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While obsessive selfie-taking was associated with some unhealthy traits in their study, like low self-esteem and being overly attention-seeking, that doesn't necessarily mean it's worth coining a specific psychological term to describe it.
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Roderic Broadhurst, a professor of crime, policing, security and justice at the Australian National University said the ISIS beheadings may have shown those engaging in attention-seeking threats of violence a sure way to get noticed.
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But the dream of scientific journalism has devolved into an egomaniacal campaign of attention-seeking, and a political war waged with documents Assange almost certainly received from Russian-backed hackers looking to influence the U.S. election.
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And Joy Villa, a singer best known for her MAGA dress at the 2017 Grammys, was mining that same vein of attention-seeking at the D'Souza premiere, traipsing down the red carpet in Betsy Ross cosplay.
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Behind Kadyrov's thuggish and attention-seeking antics, though, is a surprisingly effective political operator who has just pulled off another political coup — to a large extent by turning Russian President Vladimir Putin's own tactics against him.
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" Some of the emotions fans had messaged her about feeling in similar situations, the Mom Brain podcast co-host revealed, were "shame," culpability, "fear of looking attention seeking" and "fear of being looked at as 'broken.
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Self-harm also may not necessarily mean that a person is attempting suicide, nor is it a means of "attention-seeking" — it's a sign of greater mental health problems that can be addressed with treatment and therapy.
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"This is a dangerous day for private citizens and a great day for ambitious, attention-seeking prosecutors who are now being rewarded with total immunity even when they lie and leak," Ganek said in an emailed statement.
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A spokeswoman for first lady Melania Trump on Monday tore into President Donald Trump's first wife, Ivana Trump, saying she was an "attention seeking" ex who was putting out "self-serving noise" in order to sell books.
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His response to the court decision: This is a dangerous day for private citizens and a great day for ambitious, attention-seeking prosecutors who are now being rewarded with total immunity even when they lie and leak.
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Perfume samples aside, I'll engage in practically any compulsive behavior to escape the depression I forget that I have: sexting, internet attention-seeking, dating apps, food restriction, food rituals, and in the old days, drugs and alcohol.
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In a lengthy post published on Gawker on Tuesday afternoon, Denton issued a variety of pointed jabs in which he criticized "attention-seeking" celebrities and said that famous people have a narrower field of privacy than regular citizens.
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She plans to use her title and role to help children, not sell books," Grisham said, adding, "There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex, this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and self-serving noise.
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The NRCC dismissed Jolly's claims as an attention-seeking stunt to boost his "lagging" Senate campaign and noted that it spent more than $2 million to help Jolly in his first race for the House two years ago.
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At Bill Cosby's first assault trial in 2017, his defense team painted a witness as "an attention-seeking, sexually promiscuous drug user whose real issue was a poor work ethic," Caroline Heldman wrote at Vox at the time.
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She also receives visitors, the most bothersome being Ginny Smythson-Balby, who possesses "attention-seeking breasts" and claims to be a local reporter, though her home is in faraway Notting Hill and she doesn't ask any good questions.
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She plans to use her title and role to help children, not sell books," Grisham said, and added, "There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex, this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and self-serving noise.
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He distanced himself from the content of his posts, describing them as part of an "addiction... to get[ting] a reaction out of people" and warned others not to descend into the same pattern of negative attention-seeking behavior.
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Now the Oxygen network promises a fresh look at the mystery and at Drew Peterson, the disgraced, attention-seeking former police officer in Bollingbrook, Illinois, who has long maintained he had nothing to do with his bride's 40 disappearance.
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More directly: Does Donald Trump's undeniable self-regard, aggressive attention seeking, and inability to admit error suggest that we're dealing with not just a shameless self-promoter but someone in the grips of a personality disorder — a mental illness?
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Ponsoldt uses the increasingly common visual conceit of having people's internet comments appear on-screen in a cloud of digital pop-ups, as viewers react to Mae's every movement with judgments, support, leers, and narcissistic, attention-seeking non sequiturs about cheese.
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The image of Collins as an innocuous Everyman — a modest, even self-deprecating sort — is an especially interesting myth; the fact is that Collins has been, and continues to be, a combative, attention-seeking dude with an A-list ego.
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Of course, the attention-seeking didn't stop there, and she turned up to the live reunion with a giant diamond ring, claiming that she was engaged in order to pull focus away from Sean and his future wife Catherine Giudici Lowe.
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Does the prospect of scrolling through an endless cascade of social media posts — many idealized, humble-bragging or attention seeking — by everyone you know, and some you merely follow, seem healthier for you today than it did a year ago?
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Among Lahren's favorite targets are rich Democrats, hypocritical liberals, the Hollywood elite, and Colin Kaepernick, who she once called a "whiny, indulgent, attention-seeking crybaby" and Photoshopped kneeling during D-Day to prove a point about, uh… [insert point here later].
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Now we all feel invested in what happens next for Betty and Jughead in the bedroom since it seems less like an attention-seeking plot point, and more like a multi-faceted situation that could pop up in a close friend's life.
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But too excessive, too scanty, too much, or too little, they all point to the same idea: Women who care about appearance must be vain, frivolous, excessive, conceited, stupid, air-headed, self-involved, insubstantial, attention-seeking...you pick the word — there are plenty.
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Beneath the regurgitated propaganda arguing against a fair, multicultural, egalitarian society is a portrait of an e-celebrity without an audience, a blogger without a publisher, and, above all, an attention-seeking troll whose playbook of goads no longer elicits any emotion whatsoever.
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Now, in characteristically attention-seeking fashion, National Review's Kevin Williamson has rejected this balancing act, presaging an enduring GOP crackup: Poor whites aren't victims of outside forces who deserve sympathy; they want Trump to rescue them from themselves, and thus deserve contempt.
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You probably wouldn't need a reason, but if you did there are plenty: exuberance, celebration, intoxication, frustration, protest, attention-seeking, taunting the opposition with an impromptu display of gymnastics, whatever the hell this bloke was doing, memorabilia collection – all human emotion is here.
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Attention is the currency not just of American attention-seekers from Kim Kardashian to Amazon, but also of the other great geniuses of attention-seeking over the last decade: terror groups like ISIS, and opponents of the postwar social order like Julian Assange.
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We paused the show (Thank God for PVR Pause so we didn't miss any Chris Rock hosting moments), explaining that single motherhood is nothing to poke fun at and it isn't pathetic or attention-seeking for Arquette to shed light on this.
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My point is that maybe it's not the "I" that's the problem; maybe the "I", as a mode of expression, in image or writing, or music, for that matter, can be humble or tyrannical, generous or attention-seeking, conservative or revolutionary, and so on.
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In Taraborrelli's account, one gets a sense of Lee's life as a series of reactions against her sister, a hectic parade of attention-seeking antics: three marriages (the second to Prince Stanislaw "Stas" Radziwill); and brief brushes against the worlds of fashion, acting, writing.
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According to statistics gathered by the Human Rights Campaign, 46 percent of bisexual women have been raped (compared to 17 percent of heterosexual women and 13 percent of lesbians), which indicates that people take advantage of the misconception that bisexual women are "attention-seeking" and "promiscuous."
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As the rush of women seeking justice for past sexual grievances makes plain, women have historically avoided making these complaints for fear of being dismissed as naïve or, more likely, as attention-seeking harlots (Bill Clinton's supporters, for example, often maligned his accusers as "bimbo eruptions").
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In this interview, I ask him about the rules that govern popularity, whether artistic quality is related to success in the marketplace, how the internet has scrambled the cultural environment, and, naturally, how Donald Trump mastered the art of attention-seeking in a crowded media landscape.
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We didn't always have the money for copays, and it was easier, I think, for my family to treat people who took sick days from school or work as privileged, attention-seeking whiners rather than consider the reality that sometimes our bodies would fail us, too.
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And so it has a strong influence on the content of the media, which becomes increasingly attention-seeking and clickbaity, for want of a better term, and ultimately affects us because the kind of media that you're exposed to starts to influence your own brain and your own personality.
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"I received so many death threats, 'Kill yourself you attention seeking whore that only cares about herself and cuts out all your friends, you deserve to die, so please just do it now and save the world some more embarrassment,' " O'Neill, 18, writes in the newsletter, reposted on Tumblr.
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At times Mr. Bourdain's capacity as truth-teller could bleed into other, less salutary roles: the attention-seeking bully, the purveyor of well-polished shtick, the lecture-circuit fixture who, on cue, would curse like a line cook who has just chopped off the tip of his finger.
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" When Courtney suggests that he can serve as an inspiration to the town's children, an example that they can follow their dreams, his chief of staff (Lea Michele) snaps, "Or that an attention-seeking showboat can wind up with way more power than people are actually comfortable with.
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That said, the form factor is final, and when they're sitting on someone's face, they're virtually indistinguishable from a standard pair of eyeglasses, that's because all of the Vue's smart functionality is deeply integrated into the wearable – a far cry from the attention seeking design of devices like Google Glass.
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But the greatest thing about The Final Year, and the part that needs repeating over and over in our abrasive, attention-seeking political age, is that no matter what your method for bettering the world is, the real work is usually done quietly, in ways that defy pomp and fanfare.
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Trump's only hope for turning the ship around is to do exactly what he's been refusing to do the entire campaign — pivot, and start running a lower-key, more disciplined, less egomaniacal campaign that's less about his grudges and attention-seeking behavior and more about focus-grouped slams on Clinton.
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Perhaps a reporter also just happened to notice a random stadium worker making a big stink about the protestors for what he felt was an "[im]proper venue" for protest (I'm sure that's what it's about), but this is quite clearly more attention-seeking than anything Colin Kaepernick has done.
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Maybe it's because the internet has changed, or maybe it's because the president has changed the rules of engagement, or maybe it's because our attitudes around white women acting like attention-seeking crybabies have changed, but when McCain and Whoopi Goldberg argue, it's very clear who comes out on top.
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It is incredibly hurtful that some news outlets have victimized Rand a second time as he struggles to recover, delighting in hateful headlines like "Not A Perfect Neighbor," and concocting theories about an "ongoing dispute," based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us.
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When they married, Ms. Blichfeld, now 39, was a network casting director for "30 Rock" and other shows, while Mr. Sinclair was a struggling actor getting cast as "homeless man" and "wild-eyed guy," freelance editing and making attention-seeking videos, including one in which he dances naked through the city to electro-pop.
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You could be wearing a structured coat (or a leopard, faux-fur one), sky-high heels and statement earrings, but suddenly, when there's a hoodie involved, it presents the perfect contrast to anything in your look that might feel a little attention-seeking, Plus, it gives the whole ensemble an "I wear this all the time!" vibe.
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During last year's election campaign, the Goggleboxers had their political leaders sussed: accurately identifying Nigel Farage's anxiously frenetic attention-seeking ("He thinks with his mouth"), Ed Miliband's lurking self-doubt ("He doesn't quite know what he is doing") and Boris Johnson's faux-bumbling opportunism ("Beware the fool, because in all Shakespeare plays, the fool is actually the clever one").
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" Kelley said the press coverage of the incident has only added insult to injury, criticizing news outlets for "victimizing Rand a second time" and "delighting in hateful headlines like 'Not A Perfect Neighbor,' and concocting theories about an 'ongoing dispute,' based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us.
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When Steve Bannon was hired as President Trump's chief strategist — one of the first two hires the president-elect announced after winning the election — it was correctly regarded as a symbol that Trump would govern as the same sort of populist he'd been during the campaign: loose-cannon attention seeking in style, "law and order" hawkishness about immigration, Islam, and crime in policy.
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If they—along with Milo Yiannopoulos, whose political justifications for his actions can best be summarized by the teen boy lament "don't ever tell me what to do"—can't provide evidence, in the form of coherent argumentation, that they give two shits about civic discourse, or deliberative democracy, separate from any attention-seeking behaviors, then people need to stop affording them that all-important trump card.
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"It is incredibly hurtful that some news outlets have victimized Rand a second time as he struggles to recover, delighting in hateful headlines like 'Not A Perfect Neighbor,' and concocting theories about an 'ongoing dispute,' based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us," Kelley Paul wrote in an op-ed for CNN.
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Salient attention-seeking escapades include a mock confession, via Instagram, to the apparent theft of a valuable rose-quartz crystal from a Moon Juice shop in Silver Lake; a press release, picked up by the Times , regarding a made-up visitation, in a dream, from Lou Reed; the merchandising of a Misty line of fragrance called Innocence; a video in which Tillman picks himself up in a bar and goes to bed with himself; and, recently, his dissemination of a new development in the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, which had him involved in the Satanist-pedophilia ring based in a D.C. pizzeria.
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