Later that night, I heard that the stage which they had built specifically for him blew away - as in, literally BLEW AWAY.
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Then, he blew away the internet with his incredible pipes.
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Having said that, the Assistant blew away every competitor I've tried.
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It was an incredible spectacle that blew away my already high expectations.
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Apple reported quarterly earnings that blew away Wall Street expectations on Tuesday.
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The company's per-share earnings of $1.41 blew away the Street's estimate.
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The big, bad bond rout blew away Wall Street's gains last week.
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It previously blew away expectations with more than 215,23 reservations for the car.
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He had plenty of competition for Chapman, and he blew away the field.
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The war blew away that gentility, those ideals and that faith in progress.
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Instead, he blew away expectations, webbing up $117 million at the US box office.
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Cramer was astounded when Allergan blew away the numbers when it reported on Wednesday.
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Ambarella (AMBA) blew away expectations with quarterly earnings while beating on revenue as well.
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Yum China (YUMC) blew away estimates with quarterly earnings but fell short on revenue.
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It broke the wooden planks supporting my hut and blew away the polythene rooftop.
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The ADP private sector job numbers for March this morning blew away expectations. -U.
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Microsoft reported a huge quarter that blew away expectations but its stock went nowhere.
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Bread lines snaked through the cities; Midwestern farms blew away in clouds of dust.
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Kim blew away the competition to win the women's snowboard halfpipe gold on Tuesday.
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Joey blew away the competition Tuesday in Coney Island to win his 10th title.
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President Trump blew away his token opposition in the state's Republican primary — former Massachusetts Gov.
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That's the big takeaway from this morning's monster jobs number, which blew away analysts' expectations.
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It follows two-straight months of gains that topped 250,000 positions and blew away expectations.
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Bolt d'Oro (22-211) blew away a Grade 212 field at Santa Anita in September.
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The storm destroyed homes and blew away roofs in the Abaco Islands, local authorities said.
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That blew away the previous record, set in 2015 and 2016, by almost half an inch.
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The ADP private employment report blew away expectations with 298,000 jobs added compared to 188,000 expected.
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Stitch Fix — Stitch Fix surged more than 25 percent after its quarterly results blew away estimates.
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Yesterday, it once again blew away analyst expectations with 21 percent revenue growth for the quarter.
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In Qatar, Semenya and Niyonsaba blew away the competition — Semenya's time was 1 minute 54.98 seconds.
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That sudden drawdown, which blew away expectations for a tiny build, sent US oil prices higher.
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THE most recent time Moses Kibet Biegon needed a quick loan was when his roof blew away.
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The young programmer claimed last week on Reddit that he accidentally blew away his company's production database.
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That all changed on Tuesday when Procter & Gamble blew away the numbers, posting 3 percent organic growth.
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The company blew away expectations last quarter, and has regularly delivered positive surprises over the last year.
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Read more: I tried mac and cheese from 6 chains, and the winner blew away the competition
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There are already strong indications of voter enthusiasm for Democrats; early voting totals blew away previous records.
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He set up a great angle and blew away a member of Astralis's defense without even seeing him.
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"[The president] blew away the argument that this has anything to do with violations of the Second Amendment."
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Then it came out with a bang and blew away most (all?) other games in the App Store.
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Insider Picks' Lulu Chang tested out the DreamCloud mattress and found it blew away the all-foam options.
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I am impressed, did not know what to think about ordering a refurbished unit - Walmart blew away my expectations.
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Semiconductor and communications company Broadcom blew away the numbers when it reported, prompting Wall Street to revise estimates upward.
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Click here to view original GIFToday, India blew away all previous records for launching multiple satellites at one time.
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It was completed six months ago, but Irma blew away massive chunks of sand and narrowed it back down.
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The storm whipsawed trees, blew away large chunks of fencing and bent stop signs almost parallel to the ground.
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"Everything that I've been preaching about for five years he just blew away," Ribble told me on May 16th.
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The network routinely blew away the competition with its ability to compete in all categories, not just a handful.
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Digital printing enabled brands to go crazy with full-color logos, though, and the internet completely blew away those restrictions.
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The 90-year-old firecracker blew away the America's Got Talent judges and audience on Tuesday night with her audition.
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After entering in the 11th inning, Tonkin blew away Mike Trout and Albert Pujols on fastballs in the high-23.95s.
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Audiences didn't know what to expect with Peele's directorial debut Get Out blew away audiences and critics alike in 2017.
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Microsoft blew away Wall Street estimates in its most recent quarter and grew its revenue by 12% from last year.
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A week earlier, on March 10, 2019, something happened to the artwork: it either burned, was stolen, or blew away.
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She and Mr. Mathurin have been sheltering neighbors whose apartment lost entire walls, so that their furniture literally blew away.
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Digits of the day: 20 percent Netflix blew away third quarter subscription growth expectations, sending shares up 20 percent last night.
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The challenge is no easy feat for professional MCs, but the Transformers star blew away the show's hosts with his freestyle.
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While plants just blew away, the storm ravaged entire plantations — plantain, banana, coffee, sugar and papaya crops were the hardest hit.
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The 2005 Atlantic hurricane season -- the year of Katrina -- blew away records with 28 named storms, of which 15 were hurricanes.
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Plowed ground on the plains blew away during those years; later, the government encouraged agriculture that returned the land to grass.
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Dozens of air mattresses blew away in Colorado after an ill-advised outdoor movie event Horror writers, here's your next prompt.
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Facebook on Wednesday posted quarterly earnings and revenue that blew away analyst estimates, easily crushing Wall Street's predictions for its ad business.
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DiMarco, who blew away the crowd with his performance on the season 22 premiere, can't hear sound or even feel its vibrations.
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Read more: Tom Brady uses brain exercises designed for people with brain impairments and it blew away the scientists who created them
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The hurricane blew away their home in Cayey, the couple said; they found their infant son's crib strewn on the street outside.
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You know Shaquem -- he's the 1-handed linebacker who blew away all the doubters when he crushed it at the NFL Combine.
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"The pound is flying after the UK manufacturing PMI for August blew away market expectations," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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On Monday after the close, streaming giant Netflix beat expectations on both lines, bolstered by international subscriber growth that blew away any guidance.
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After a no-throw and a disappointing second effort, he unleashed successive efforts of 79.73m, 79.81m and 79.40m that blew away the field.
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Its winds of over 90 miles per hour blew away tin roofs and toppled trees as it cut a swath of destruction westward.
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Last week, Macy's blew away expectations with a big increase in sales, raising investors' hopes that the company's restructuring efforts were paying off.
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Those words blew away in the wind as President Bukele and his heavily armed military escort invaded the Legislative Assembly building on Sunday.
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This week's flood of bank earnings continued before the bell, with Morgan Stanley reporting fourth-quarter profit and revenue that blew away estimates.
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The company blew away estimates when it reported a month ago, and announced some large customer wins that included BMW, Nike and Home Depot.
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The system's read and write speeds on the AJA test suite blew away those on my 2.4GHz Core i5-running Microsoft Surface Pro 4.
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Buddy has gotten young Jonah into guns, but he also stepped up and blew away a henchman who was stalking Wendy and the kids.
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Campaigning on that alongside education and health care reform, Mr. Polis, a Democrat, blew away his Republican opponent last fall by 11 percentage points.
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Women's marathon record: Brigid Kosgei of Kenya blew away the field in winning the Chicago Marathon in a world record of 23:14:04.
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Sanders ended his campaign in Durham, home to the University of New Hampshire, with a concert that blew away voter engagement records in the state.
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It turned out to be an absolute catastrophe with little food, no electricity, and poorly-equipped disaster relief tents that blew away in the wind.
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The reality of confetti and lions in cages blew away like spit in the wind, in the face of all those cuts of raw beef.
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Captain Harry Julian, an owner of Pure Florida, hopes to bounce back sooner, though Irma blew away its dock at Tin City in downtown Naples.
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But Clinton's brilliant White House counsel blew away those three days of arguments in a presentation that destroyed the foundation of the House managers' case.
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Dressed in a sleek black leather jacket, white disco suit, or head-to-toe denim, the artist's sinister sensuality blew away the average rock show.
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Domino's Pizza skyrocketed on Thursday after it blew away earnings, with higher-than-expected revenue and a strong 9.7-percent increase in domestic same-store sales.
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Since Hurricane Andrew blew away its walk-in freezers and fridges, Zoo Miami rented freezer and refrigerator trucks ahead of Hurricane Irma to keep food fresh.
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But the film blew away expectations, ultimately earning close to $800 million around the world, and convincing Fox to give the sequel a blockbuster season slot.
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Don't forget, Trump blew away everyone in the Republican primary too, from accomplished governors to Jeb Bush (R) from Tea Party darlings to washed up Senators.
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The other families waded into the blistering heat to approach passers-by, or to give chase when the breeze blew away the portraits of their children.
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Amazon's beat: Amazon (AMZN) blew away Wall Street's expectations when it reported earnings for the holiday quarter on Thursday, my CNN Business colleague Clare Duffy reports.
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They replaced a tarp that, before it blew away, was covering the remains of a worker that couldn't be safely retrieved from the partially collapsed building.
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Elvis Presley blew away traditional gender roles by presenting himself as a hip-swinging sex symbol, a role more commonly reserved for women at the time.
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But then I fell in love with a whole-milk yogurt that was so smooth, thick and milky tasting that it blew away anything I'd had before.
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Facebook's second quarter results blew away the consensus estimates on Wall Street and included some staggering figures, including mobile ad revenue growth of greater than 80 percent.
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Not everything has been preserved—the full script for his 1993 film, Jock-a-Holics, for example, was left on top of a car and blew away.
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The American team blew away the opposition by almost 10 points in qualifying, propelled by Biles' gravity-defying vaults, vibrant Samba-infused floor choreography, and perfect landings.
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At the same time, short-sighted farming practices and prolonged periods of drought followed by windstorms blew away 0003 million acres of the Great Plains' fertile soil.
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"I had this one patient, he was demented for years, and then he said things near the end that blew away his mom," she recalled with wonder.
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Eclipsed by all of this is Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk," which, in terms of worldwide box-office receipts, blew away the rest of the best picture nominee field.
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Hurricane Maria's winds blew away parts of Hacienda Don José, a popular tourist restaurant in Condado, and took José Manuel Ureña's job as a cook with it.
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Four-time champion New Zealand blew away Canada, 48-5, and set up a semifinal against the United States at the Women's Rugby World Cup in Dublin.
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Disney and Marvel Studios' "Black Panther" blew away even the most lofty expectations for its debut weekend, smashing a number of box office records along the way.
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In an entertaining baseline duel at the Margaret Court Arena, sixth seed Cilic blew away Carreno Busta in the tiebreaks to celebrate his 100th grand slam win.
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The number of people who plunked down the $1,000 deposit to preorder the Model 3 after it was first announced last year blew away pretty much everyone's expectations.
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"The Revenant," starring Leonardo DiCaprio as a bear-mauled and ice-battered explorer, blew away initial expectations and has grossed $383.6 million worldwide since opening in late December.
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"We went to the most incredible places you wouldn't see in a package holiday, and it blew away all the clichés I had in my mind," he said.
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First, Mulvaney blew away the cobwebs in the White House Briefing Room by announcing that the President would hold next year's G7 summit at his Doral resort in Florida.
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This blew away the previous record for the most unusually mild month, which was set just two months ago in December, by 0.09 degrees Celsius, or 0.16 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The more recent improvement stems in part from the spectacular 2001 collapse of Enron Corp, which blew away the life savings of thousands of employees holding the company's stock.
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He got a groundout from Mike Napoli, a flyout from Carlos Santana and then he blew away Jose Ramirez, striking out the third baseman swinging to end the game.
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Malinowski, who served as assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor in the Obama administration, has the party's backing, and blew away his rivals in fundraising.
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Malinowski, who served as assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor in the Obama administration, has the party's backing and blew away his rivals in fundraising.
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The industrial construction supplies manufacturer blew away Wall Street with blockbuster earnings Friday that defied worries over a hit to industrials from the trade war and global economic downturn.
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"The May jobs report revealed impressive strength and breadth in U.S. job creation that blew away most economists&apos expectations," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West.
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Read More Cramer's game plan: Trading the Warren Buffett love-fest next week Another stock that rocked Wall Street this week was Amazon, when it blew away investors with earnings.
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Strategists here, however, note that because his outsider message resonated here, Trump blew away expectations for the Republican caucuses, winning in a landslide by drawing out many new GOP voters.
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Shares of Netflix stock soared as much as 20 percent after hours on Monday as international subscriber growth blew away guidance and the company posted a better-than-expected outlook.
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Defending Olympic champion Yuzuru Hanyu blew away the competition in the short programme on Friday, finishing with a four-point lead over Spain's Javier Fernandez, a six-time European champion.
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Johnson entered the final round with a two-shot advantage and blew away the field with an eight-under-par 65 at the wide open Kapalua Plantation course on Maui.
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Global Soccer LONDON — The Leicester we have known and not always loved pulled off an entire season of tenacious victories as it blew away the established order of English soccer.
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Microsoft blew away Wall Street's earnings estimates by delivering 42 percent growth in subscription revenue from its Office 365 offering and 90 percent revenue growth from Azure, its cloud platform.
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The day before Beyoncé blew away the crowds at Coachella, her younger sister Solange premiered a new video of a performance art piece at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles.
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The Russians, however, blew away the twice former winners after taking a 19-point halftime lead and gained the upper hand in a tight race to reach the last eight.
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Manufacturing data out today, everybody who took this survey talked about their concern of tariffs, but the manufacturing data itself blew away consensus and it points to an amazing manufacturing renaissance.
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"I thought I was going to die, especially when the glass sliding door was open and you're looking at the floor disappear," said Seigen, of the moment the room blew away.
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Nadal was swiftly back in the swing of things in Valencia, dismantling Kohlschreiber after Alexander Zverev blew away David Ferrer 6-4 6-2 63-2 to put Germany in front.
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His bands handily blew away any band they shared a bill with and instilled pride in a town that was often the butt of jokes from people in Manhattan or Queens.
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Wednesday was an even more radical departure from their most recent meeting, in the semifinals in Rome last month, when Djokovic blew away Thiem, 6-03, 6-0, on red clay.
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Honeywell, on the other hand, was prepared for the auto slowdown after spinning off its automobile turbocharger business last October and "blew away the numbers" in its earnings last week, Cramer said.
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Crystal Jensen, tears running down her face, said the storm passed in just three minutes, but it left her house in ruins and blew away photos and a bracelet from her father.
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One of the latest triumphs played out Thursday night at Gangneung Oval, where Canada's Ted-Jan Bloemen blew away the field in the 22018,222 meters, the marquee event of long-track speedskating.
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We quickly dispelled that, and the thing blew away, but the issue of my race came in for doing my job to the best of my ability in a proper procedural manner.
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Every 15 minutes or so, Sobe would reach forward to readjust the swivel fan that, briefly during each of its palsied head-turns, blasted me with relief and blew away the mosquitoes.
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It wasn't exactly the triumphant return that all had hoped for, although it blew away the records at the box office, and became the second-highest grossing film of all time after Titanic.
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It blew away all of their expectations and was so good at mimicking writing by humans they've decided to pump the brakes on the research while they explore the damage it could do.
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REUTERS - Roger Federer quelled Grigor Dimitrov's challenge in three sets in the Brisbane International quarter-finals and Victoria Azarenka blew away Samantha Crawford to reach the final in the women's draw on Friday.
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Despite losing his balance on a double toeloop and stumbling on a triple Salchow, the twice world champion blew away his rivals by more than 20 points with a combined total of 295.55.
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The wind blew away two consecutive greenhouses, inverted a third like an umbrella, whipped a field of peppers around until they effectively strangled themselves, and blew squash plants clean out of the ground.
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About halfway through the Telfar show/happening, held Sunday at the Blade heliport on East 34th Street, the plastic tarp that had been protecting the audience from the rain pelting down blew away.
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For Carmen Cruz and her husband, it has been a long 12 months since Hurricane Maria's galloping 155-mile-an-hour winds blew away the couple's wooden home in a matter of hours.
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Investors bet billions the island's future could be salvaged through a blend of government reform and debt restructuring, but Maria blew away that calculation, causing tens of billions of dollars in estimated damage.
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When Woods, now 43, won his first green jackets in 1997, he blew away the field by 12 strokes and walked off the 18th green and into the arms of his father, Earl.
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Trail Blazers 210, Magic 248 Guard Damian Lillard scored 230 points and dished out 10 assists as the Portland Trail Blazers blew away the Orlando Magic 121-84 Saturday night at the Moda Center.
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There is a chance that USDA may have somewhat adjusted for past misses in last week's report based on the fact that its new Brazil peg blew away what analysts had expected to see.
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The new GOP This harsh wind blew away much of the white-collar wing of the Republican House caucus (even before considering the potential additional losses from the seats CNN has not called yet).
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Kemba Walker added 15 and Harrison Barnes chipped in with 14 for the Americans, who were joined in the last 16 from their pool by the Czech Republic after they blew away the Turks.
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After years of gradual but continuous improvement, the gritty 2-1 win over 1966 World Cup winners England blew away any doubts that the tiny island nation could hold its own on the world stage.
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The singer, who blew away The Voice UK judges with a soulful performance of "I Put A Spell on You," used to be addicted to candy and pastries, but he now finds fulfillment through performing.
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The big picture: UnitedHealth Group, Anthem, Humana and now Aetna each blew away Wall Street's profit projections this quarter, providing further proof that the largest health insurance companies are arguably the strongest they've ever been.
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EditorsNote: new headline; changes to "7:20" in last graf Ricky Rubio scored 24 points and dished out eight assists as the visiting Utah Jazz blew away the Portland Trail Blazers 120-90 Friday night.
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Jordan, at 6 feet 6 inches, took the baton from Magic Johnson and Larry Bird and blew away the longstanding conviction that basketball was, and always would be, dominated by the tallest of the tall.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - Chloe Kim blew away the competition to win the women's snowboard halfpipe gold at Pyeongchang's Phoenix Snow Park on Tuesday, the American teenager finishing well clear of China's Liu Jiayu and compatriot Arielle Gold.
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The static or snow on the TV screen thickened over them and then blew away, and I saw them clearly, Jim and Hank with their special faces, their one and only faces, the features of brothers.
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The couple of the summer blew away with the first fall wind, and now the rest of the season will be spent wondering how Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande will return to normal life after the split.
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Although the gold medal did not depend on them, the duo still blew away competition, finishing first with a score of 118.10, six points ahead of Americans Maia and Alex Shibutani, who helped their country win bronze.
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Indeed, shares of Amazon have whipsawed following its most recent reports, slumping 6 percent in one day after its December quarter profits missed expectations and surging 10 percent the day after its March-quarter results blew away forecasts.
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"It blew away this myth that there were all these people who were just immoral and irresponsible, that after they left Neiman Marcus for the day they went to bankruptcy court to get rid of it," Westbrook said.
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"It was coverage that probably proved lifesaving for many Alabama residents, and it blew away veteran broadcast meteorologists with its clarity, thoroughness and calm-yet-serious tone," Matthew Cappucci of WaPo's Capital Weather Gang wrote here... State Dept.
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He's the single-season record holder in the Big Ten for passing yards and touchdowns and blew away old Ohio State records set by Joe Germaine with 3,330 yards in 1998 and J.T. Barrett with 35 touchdowns in 2017.
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Using a floppy disk orchestra of sorts that he calls the "Floppotron," Zadrożniak has recreated multiple movements from the Star Wars theme in a YouTube performance that blows his previous work away like the Death Star blew away Alderaan.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Simone Biles and her American team mates proved that they are an untouchable force in gymnastics as they blew away the opposition to win the women's team title at the Olympics on Tuesday.
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Latvian Jelena Ostapenko, yet to lose a set in this year's tournament, blew away Dominica Cibulkova 7-5 6-4 to become the first player from her country to reach a singles semi-final at the All England Club.
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Earlier on Sunday, last season's champions Real Madrid blew away Fenerbahce Istanbul 94-75 in the third-place playoff on the back of 23 points from Mexican center Gustavo Ayon, who nailed all of his 11 shots from the field.
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Corn yield in the United States blew away almost all expectations in 2016 to produce the largest harvest in history of 15.2 billion bushels and as such, domestic corn supply has built up to levels not seen in 30 years.
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On this night in Toronto, though, Bellemore blew away the competition in his first race back from injury, finishing with a comfortable ten-stride lead over the next runner and crossing the finish line in 1:47.97—a meet record.
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Sales of the original Frozen soundtrack blew away all other competitors when it was released in late November 22 (just a few days before the film itself); it then went on to reign as the No. 22 album of 22.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Simone Biles showed the world why she is an Olympic champion-in-waiting as she and her American team mates blew away the opposition by almost 10 points in women's gymnastics qualifying at the Rio Games on Sunday.
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From there our talk turned to climate change, felt vividly on Aland — in the rising water temperature, which has created algae problems; in the more extreme storms, one of which, the previous winter, blew away the upper half of Karin's holiday cottage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's December election "blew away" the argument for a second Brexit referendum and the country must move on from its divide over whether or not to leave the European Union, the frontrunner to lead the opposition Labour Party said on Sunday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's December election "blew away" the argument for a second Brexit referendum and the country must move on from its divide over whether or not to leave the European Union, the frontrunner to lead the opposition Labour Party said on Sunday.
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" Looking for answers Mashael Alzaid, 24, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia "I live in the middle of a huge desert that—to keep pace with the times—blew away the dust from its land, decorated itself with high-rise buildings and factories, under a constant, busy rhythm.
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This is the situation in most ZIP codes throughout the larger urban zone that includes Akron, Canton, and Cleveland: Demand for living in Northeast Ohio is so low that the houses there are worth less than what it would cost to rebuild them if they blew away in a storm.
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Unlike Brick's slow-burn appreciation among indie-film lovers, however, The Last Jedi blew away box office expectations on opening weekend, raking in the second-biggest opening of all time (behind The Force Awakens) and, despite outrage from some corners of the fan base, a coveted "A" Cinemascore from audiences.
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The Marines, loaded in the fuselage, looked back on the landing zone as gusts from the rotors blew away all traces of them ever being there save for the muddied footprints they left behind as a reminder of their presence and the lethal capabilities of the force that moved them.
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Acting on advice from his new instructor Sean Foley, who coaches Olympic champion Justin Rose and previously worked with Tiger Woods, Kim has started using more hip-turn in his backswing and everything came together in Florida as he blew away arguably the deepest field of the year to win the event.
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Read more: Microsoft blew away Wall Street estimates in its most recent quarter and grew its revenue by 12% from last yearStill, Patrick Moorhead, the founder, president, and principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, said he wasn't worried about this slowdown — it's only natural that as Azure gets bigger, it'll get that much harder to maintain growth.
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That echoed comments by Microsoft in its earnings report last week, which said READ: Intel stock soars 5% after announcing the $1 billion sale of its smartphone modem business to Apple and reporting numbers that crushed Wall Street estimatesMicrosoft blew away Wall Street estimates in its most recent quarter and grew its revenue by 12% from last year
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Read more:Top 14 waiver-wire pickups for Week 4 of fantasy footballGiants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly blew away teammates with a profane message before leading the team to an impressive first winBucs head coach took an intentional penalty because he wanted a longer game-winning field goal – and the kicker missedLamar Jackson embarrassed a defender with a simple juke
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Read more:Giants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly blew away teammates with a profane message before leading the team to an impressive first winBucs head coach took an intentional penalty because he wanted a longer game-winning field goal – and the kicker missedLamar Jackson embarrassed a defender with a simple jukeBill Belichick appeared to stare down a reporter after being asked about the Patriots releasing Antonio Brown
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After nearly two weeks off the air, MSNBC's Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowUS ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter Frustrated liberals say Democrats aren't aggressive enough on courts Fox News closes out July as most-watched cable network for 6900th straight month MORE blew away her competitors in the ratings Tuesday night, scoring No. 2628 in total viewers and in the highly coveted 28503-22019 demographic.
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Read more:Top 14 waiver-wire pickups for Week 4 of fantasy football'I would trade me for that': Former Dolphins lineman Laremy Tunsil told the team they should trade him after seeing what the Texans offered them in returnGiants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly blew away teammates with a profane message before leading the team to an impressive first winBucs head coach took an intentional penalty because he wanted a longer game-winning field goal – and the kicker missed
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Read more:The NBA passed anti-tampering rules that include random audits of teams after the wildest summer of player movement everGiants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly blew away teammates with a profane message before leading the team to an impressive first winThe Clippers realized they had a shot to get Kawhi Leonard when he visited Doc Rivers' Malibu home but forced the Lakers to go to his hotelNick Kyrgios said he lost concentration during a loss at the Laver Cup because he saw 'a really hot chick in the crowd'
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In New York, rain poured down on Telfar's show at the Blade helipad on 34th street (and a temporary tarp erected above guests' heads blew away); it dripped off the umbrellas into attendees' legs in the Marble Cemetery garden in the East Village at Rodarte, as well as onto the tulle dresses sprinkled among the roses; and it misted over the benches placed outside the original frame houses at the Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic Brooklyn site commemorating one of the first free African-American communities of the 19th century, where Kerby Jean-Raymond set his Pyer Moss show.
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