It's this attitude that makes the characters feel au courant.
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He also has five lovely debuts, including the au courant HACKTIVISM.
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It is not where one goes to learn about anything au courant.
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The stretch is full of au courant bars, stores, hotels and restaurants.
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The Pumphreys have created a book that's both timeless and au courant.
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The new rap eccentrics cloak their peculiarities in au-courant-sounding packages.
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Bausch being dead, her work will eventually cease to be au courant.
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No one expects cops to be au courant with the latest fashions.
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If Grizzly Bear were once emblematically au courant, it was by accident.
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To be au courant, wrap yourself in capes, quilting, tartan and big shoulders.
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Thanks to their campiness and subversion, musicals were back—and au courant once again.
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Perhaps not since Britney Spears's Pepsi partnership, have canned beverages been so cool and au courant.
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Three Dada-ish assemblages from 1925 using earthenware flowerpots and found objects are startlingly au courant.
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The patterns were reconstituted from the original patterns, and three decades later seemed surprisingly au courant.
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A co-working space soon followed, and together, these businesses became an au courant local hub.
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I settled on something fresh, something new, something au courant with the tapestry of alternative R&B.
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I also liked the au courant cluing of the Panama Papers to the crunchy entry TAX EVASION.
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Kahlo's blooming headpieces, intricate embroideries and appropriation of indigenous silhouettes are all au courant on today's runways.
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But some au courant sports officials believe it could have a bright future — at the Olympic Games.
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Le premier je le passe au Général Boutinaud, mais qui était déjà au courant de la situation.
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As they say, democracy is not a spectator sport, and you are an au courant citizen of the world.
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But now, there's an au courant way to wear the French manicure — and you're about to see it everywhere.
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One seems to depict food packaging; the other is a field of random letters, beautifully smudged and au courant.
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It's no coincidence that "soy boy" is the far right's au courant smear of men deemed lacking appropriate masculinity.
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In 2016, this process netted Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the Broadway sensation "Hamilton," and a very au courant choice.
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Policies built around this idea will not turn America into the Soviet Union or, in the au courant formulation, Venezuela.
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Indeed, Mr. Black's movie benefited from the au courant notion that B-movies could be a form of Pop Art.
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And Woodstock General Supply just expanded from across the river, hawking au courant country goods like canvas backpacks and shaving supplies.
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Les personnes au courant des détails de la vente insistent que le prince héritier était bien l'acheteur au moment de l'enchère.
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Industrial art spaces aren't as au courant as they used to be, but Brooklyn and Queens still have their fair share.
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I assumed, at first, that this was an attempt at staying au courant, but Ramirez is more cultural attaché than trend chaser.
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The graphic made socialism seem not only appealing, but also au courant, thus inadvertently chipping away at decades of carefully crafted propaganda.
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So, as part of your seasonal prep, the slides ahead break down the time periods that made these au courant trends famous.
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But since writing that collapses the distance between fiction and author—so-called autofiction—is au courant, it is nearer an endorsement.
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Though films like "Flashdance" and "Perfect" made aerobics gear au courant, Ms. Fonda's namesake aerobics label proved too fashion-forward and quickly folded.
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In this case, coarse implies bawdy, or RIBALD, a fairly uncommon entry but a great word that seems very au courant these days.
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I needed to find a vessel which would take everything I could do: be smart, be funny, be poignant, be observant, be au courant.
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It's a curated Instagram account of really attractive and au courant men, including David Bowie and Alan Rickman, posing with just-as-attractive felines.
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The dance battles represent both the most au courant display of the museum's oldest collection, and perhaps the subway artists' most elevated performance yet.
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The women I interviewed complained of too many stereotypical costumes like cops, pirates, and nurses, and too few in the way of au courant characters.
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Cher never actually needs to turn back time — her trendsetting style in the '70s and '80s is as au courant today as it ever was.
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To a certain set of culturally au courant kids in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the world was nothing if not a big joke.
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There is nothing time-capsulesque about this spirited show, which includes work that would raise a buzz at the most au courant of art fairs.
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That early-eighties acid drought came to an end in 212, when Hardfloor released the track "Acperience 21996" and made the 303 au courant again.
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There are elements of Breslov that remind me of au courant meditation movements, New Age solo therapies that focus on mindfulness and quality interpersonal relationships.
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His ideology is a hodgepodge of au courant and often inconsistent convictions: He believes in unfiltered free expression, logical reasoning, and the practice of questioning everything.
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For anyone keeping up, though, Michele's roster of trends at Gucci is so au courant, it seems to contain pretty much everything cool at the moment.
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I told him that I recently rewatched "Do the Right Thing" and was astounded by the degree to which it felt au courant and even prescient.
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For a dose of au courant cool, look no further than Straylight, a cocktail cave in the styling of the artists Justin Lowe and Jonah Freeman.
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Here at R29, we support and cherish all butts — from the au courant round booty to the pancake-ier shape that has fallen by the cultural wayside.
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The issue of essential oils has become very au courant, with a recent article in The New Yorker detailing the extravagant claims made about their curative properties.
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But it is pretty rare for two contenders to grapple with an au courant vexation shared by many, though plainly not all, Americans: fear of Russian meddling.
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It is topped with an enormous wig of human hair, the entire head taken to a local salon every decade or so for an au courant style.
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Her three-times platinum "Reputation," which delved further into an au courant pop sound following her smash "2000," received just one nomination, for best pop vocal album.
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Recently, the beer panel tasted 20 examples of American brown ale, which is something of an afterthought in a beer culture awash in more au courant styles.
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Instead of tiers and tufts, they dreamed up a very au courant dip-dye ombré effect, which has the spirit of Disney's films without going full-on costume.
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Which is why most of the time when we see them in public, actors seem to be more concerned with looking attractive or, at the most, au courant.
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And while our literary icons are not always conventionally beautiful, it is undeniably au courant to be well versed in the works of a woman singularly comely and talented.
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He was the first basketball superstar of the Instagram era, the one who used a phone to broadcast his shirtless workouts while rapping along to au courant rap songs.
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That habit of chilled, meaty foods was very au courant, as the 1970s were a time when gelatin-encased meats called aspics and jiggly fish mousse really got their shine.
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A "cutting edge producer" is not necessarily about a producer who makes au courant films or plays; it could also be something that produces a sharp edge, like a STROP.
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The first season won a Peabody Award, among other honors, for its sleek embrace of au courant concerns like the loss of privacy amid the tyranny of smartphones and social media.
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This new tool is built on automated machine-learning techniques that are becoming much more 'au courant,' since it helps expand the number of people for whom AI technology is accessible.
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Mr. Reed, a pianist, came up in the era of the Young Lions — those fresh-faced neo-classicists who made midcentury jazz au courant again in the late 212s and early '2212s.
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Within a display of work from the Eastern region, Penney pointed out a shoulder bag decorated with a paisley motif — a response to an au courant European fashion trend of paisley shawls.
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And with Crowds and Power—its multitudinous sonic palette, its contemporary and contextualized drama, his assiduous command—the 84-year-old showed that, half a century later, he's still an au courant force.
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Aesthetic notions that would draw a dismissive eye roll in au courant curatorial circles — the importance of honing fundamental artistic skills, the primacy of the painstakingly crafted object — still hold powerful sway here.
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Over in the 8th arrondissement, steps from Élysée Palace and behind fashionable Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, is Valois Vintage where you'll find a glamorous mash up of au courant and vintage pieces.
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PARELES Katy Perry's search for a sound that's both au courant and also not ill fitting continues with "Harleys in Hawaii," a convincing enough quasi-SoundCloud R&B number with light reggae swing.
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The extra material makes it easier to get away with wearing it as a normal top, as do shorts that cinch higher at the waist, like this sunny pair with au courant pom-poms.
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But she was well ahead of the curve; the enchanting record, which is set for release next month, contains a mix of mystic inquisition and breezy swagger that feels wholly au courant in 2019.
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But the au courant patrons thrill to music (swinging from Frank Sinatra to electronic dance), food (onions sizzling on an outdoor grill) and beer (like a witbier featuring the tang of lulo, a citrusy fruit).
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Kyle Kuzma, his hair dyed molten gold, peeled off his silk shirt and cashmere sweater and leopard-print pants Davis paused to whisper a joke to James, whose couture is rarely less than au courant.
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The images, dramatic and au courant, underscore a long-held truth that bears repeating: In jazz, it's standard practice not only to survive but to thrive, with style, in the late phases of a career.
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Yesterday was the last day of New York Fashion Week and the coolest showgoers attended the S/S 2019 shows in a mix of summer and fall beauty combinations that felt nothing if not au courant.
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It was cold out, and a few feet away was the Gilded Lily, the club where he was about to host a party with the fashion designer Maxwell Osborne, of the au courant duo Public School.
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And yet that flirtation with tabloid ubiquity is the least interesting aspect of "Thank U, Next," Grande's fifth album, which has some hiccups but is still her most musically flexible and au courant release to date.
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Constitutionally au courant, he is working on a graphic novel with his twin nieces, Kitty and Lily Knight, as well as a memoir for St. Martin's Press, "Hilary Knight: Drawn From Life," scheduled for publication next spring.
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It's nice that he pulled a Bieber and enlisted an actual heavy metal artist to create this design, instead of having whatever au courant hypebeast try miserably to replicate the metal "vibe," but that doesn't make it cool.
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In the coming months, Mr. Pyykkonen will move his processing operation from Wisconsin to this au courant neighborhood a mile west of downtown, where meatpackers and fish smokehouses are making way for small-batch salumerias and coffee roasters.
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There's so much that could be explored in contemporary art here, especially with Wall Street just outside, the very au courant Alexander Hamilton buried down the street, and the South Street Seaport steps away with its own preservation issues.
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An early innovator in the realms of post-bop, jazz-funk fusion and electronic music, Hancock has exerted an influence that seems particularly au courant today, when the roles of the producer, performer and technologist have all blended together.
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The start-up is blending up spent grain (they call it "saved" grain) with cashews, coconut milk, pea protein, and flavorings like matcha and turmeric (very au courant), bottling it in some Rothko-lookin'-ass packing, and selling it via Kickstarter.
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One example that feels particularly au courant is people involved in the alt-right / alt-light using the "OK" hand gesture to winkingly gesture toward white supremacy — because posters on 4chan decided it would be an excellent way to troll the libs.
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A pairing like this might seem incompatible, and it very often proves to be, but such couples were quite au courant in the late-aughts queer communities that helped gentrify Bushwick and Williamsburg, as the Rhys Ernst film Adam so accurately captures.
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But I do want to go back to the question of whether Far From Home's interrogation of a very au courant issue — the omnipresence of illusions, and our inability to trust supposedly honest sources — will carry through to the next Spidey adventure.
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Like many other reporters who cover the intersection of radical ideology and social media, I noted the laundry list of signifiers in the awful broadcast: the killer's asides, his gun barrel inscriptions, and his musical choices, that perfectly au courant mix of absurdity and hate.
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The music demanded my attention in a way that most doesn't, all the while drawing on a very familiar trope—that oh-so-au courant "cavernous murk" vibe that's been running rampant through the state of death metal for a good few years now.
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It's okay to wait on locking down your fresh cut (although the raddest new color trends have already arrived), because most of the au courant hairstyles for fall 2019 are easily achievable for those who plan to milk a grow out through early November.
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But now that people are protesting the election of Donald Trump in cities across the US, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story—and its ragtag group of rebels out to defeat a new regime—feels a lot more au courant than it did just last week.
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And even though what's au courant in pop — post-Drake lite-soul noir, or gothic but plain dramatists like Halsey and Selena Gomez — doesn't necessarily play to Ms. Swift's strengths, she barrels ahead here, finding ways to incorporate it into her arsenal, and herself into it.
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On "Funk in France: From Paris to Antibes (1969-1970)," a new archival release out Saturday, Green covers James Brown's "I Don't Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open the Door, I'll Get It Myself)," managing to sound down-home, au courant and prescient all at once.
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This monthlong music festival at venues across Los Angeles features au courant headliners (AlunaGeorge, Bibi Bourelly, Sampha, Haim) and hand-picked up-and-comers, dubbed Red Bull Sound Select artists (Tunji Ige, Nicole Dollanganger, River Tiber), with tickets to all shows under $15. redbullsoundselect.com/30days. Nov. 1-30.
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No, folks, I'm not retracting any of my "it won't be Trump" predictions just yet, but in the interest of staying au courant with my fellow pundits in the wake of last night's Nevada steamrolling let's stroll for a moment in a world where Donald Trump actually wins the nomination.
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For all of that, Mr. Miko, 26, is the model of the moment: As the first (and so far, only) hunk signed with Brawn, a division for plus-size men that IMG started in March, he has a mandate to speak for Guys of Size longing to be au courant.
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Focusing on the human toll of espionage, but with enough cutting-edge gadgetry and au courant story lines to keep things provocative, the series was granted access during production to the Dírection Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure, or D.G.S.E., France's equivalent of the C.I.A. So just how much does the show get right?
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There are vegan options at Scarr's, too, and flour for the dough is milled in-house, a practice both ancient and au courant—as is using natural leavening and allowing the dough to ferment, which they do at Upside and Norm's (admirable choices that, in this case, make the crust a bit too one-dimensionally tangy).
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On Time In an effort to stay au courant in the 2690st century, watchmakers have been turning more and more to high-tech materials that seem borrowed from NASA: carbon fiber (the IWC Ingenieur Carbon Performance Ceramic), ultralight polymer (the Breitling Avenger Hurricane), ceramic (the Bell & Ross BR 33-23 Heritage Ceramic), even synthetic sapphire (the Hublot Big Bang Unico Sapphire).
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With the Pérez Art Museum Miami, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (which moves into its own new building in December), and North Miami's Museum of Contemporary Art all focusing on the same au courant corner of the art world and, not least, pursuing the same donor base here, is there room for a fourth institution to thrive in that same niche?
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My grandmother was the quintessential "old lady": She didn't drive; she worked as a telephone operator only briefly during the war, and ceremoniously never worked again after she got married; she got her hair tinted and set weekly by my Aunt Lita down the street (a very au courant shade of bluish lavender), and painted her nails herself along with insisting on washing all her nylons, house coats, and underthings in her bathroom sink.
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Though the annual mid-game concert, which lasts fewer than 15 minutes, is rarely tied to the Super Bowl's location, this year's choice of a headliner — the anodyne pop band Maroon 5 — has proved controversial on two fronts: First, for its lack of fealty to the host city's constantly regenerating pool of black musical talent, and also because of reports that more au courant stars turned down the N.F.L. in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker Another must-order item, according to the waitress, was the Nam Prik, an elaborate tray of butter lettuce, baby carrots and cucumbers, okra, Thai apple eggplant, and chicharrones, served with three condiments: ground pork with tomato (like a zippy Italian ragù), spicy mushrooms (fruity and just a little hot, actually), and chopped shrimp with coconut milk and a touch of fish sauce (creamy and comforting)—an altogether au-courant combo of wellness and indulgence.
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