Outlander This week's episode of "Outlander" is bookended by tragedy.
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That campaign was bookended by stints as a Fox News contributor.
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"'Thrones' nicely bookended my twenties, but I'm thirty now," he said.
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There was a large "$1" bookended by plus and minus signs.
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Bookended by two loud bursts of static and forgotten almost immediately.
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His own life is neatly bookended by the one-child policy.
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ONE QUESTION, with two meanings, has bookended Vladimir Putin's reign: who's next?
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It's Def Leppard's crowning achievement, bookended by their two most significant misfortunes.
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A week bookended by violence has left residents shaken, frustrated and grieving.
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In a sense, The Slow Rush is bookended by major natural disasters.
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Georges Niang bookended the 12-0 run with a pair of 3-pointers.
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President Trump bookended his day with efforts to appeal to his Republican base.
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It has been a turbulent 12 months, bookended by these two pivotal speeches.
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This March is bookended by two powerful full moons, on the 1st and 31st.
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Shank's time at NASA has also been bookended by time spent on Capitol Hill.
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The Mexico loss was bookended by two friendly defeats, to Costa Rica and Brazil.
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Cruz had a decent debate in the middle, but it was bookended by awfulness.
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Over a year bookended by two summers, Magda and Dani move in with Arturo.
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The fighting in Fallujah was bookended by two battles, the first in April 22006.
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The State Dining Room's 14-foot-long table is bookended by two sparkling trees.
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The pageantry that introduced her to the world stage was bookended at her funeral.
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We've bookended this week's selection with a pair of top notch mixes for your delectation.
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Pominville's goals bookended a Montreal score to create a 2-2 tie after two periods.
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Kardashian West simply wrote "Thank you Governor Haslam" — words she bookended with clapping hand emojis.
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Unlike the butchery that bookended it, it merited no presidential statements, no saturation television coverage.
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It's bookended by the thinly frozen Cannonball River and the sun setting against distant hills.
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"Junie's Transmission" and "Junie's Re-Transmission" were the songs which started and bookended that album.
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His journey was bookended by two phone calls from two Knicks executives, two years apart.
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When eating at a Thai restaurant, one's meal may be bookended by two seriously delicious dishes.
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Those losses bookended theDucks' lone win at the event – an 153-79 overtime victory over DePaul.
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Think about it: 250,000 people on site, drinking endless streams of beer, cider—bookended with coffee.
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The most engaging numbers bookended the evening, which comprised five pieces before intermission and five after.
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The two announcements bookended a disappointing first-quarter delivery report that created temporary concerns about demand.
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I was there for a week that was bookended by two separate weddings of childhood friends.
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It was a week bookended with violence, on the Internet as much as in the news.
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But the way the song bookended the ceremony couldn't help but feel like a moral victory.
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Our sentences tend to be bookended with long silences and little fits of anger and resignation.
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The film is bookended by images of a perfectly preened golf course and luxury hillside villa.
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The exhibition seemed to be bookended by two kinds of catastrophes: one natural and one manmade.
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Dark wood furniture bookended the bed, accented by the hotel's original wooden doors and brass doorknobs.
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What's neat about "Switch" is how it's bookended by two very small choices with huge implications.
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That was bookended by the departure of Autopilot vice president Jim Keller, who left to join Intel.
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Reno's time in office was also bookended with a pair of major controversies that gripped the country.
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Accordingly, this show was bookended by tough talk, but oscillated between that and smoother, more tender sections.
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That was during one of the team's rough patches, a set of years bookended by playoff losses.
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This year in family sitcoms was bookended by two high school girls coming to terms with their sexuality.
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And in light of Sarah's death, bookended in the game's opening, I sympathized with her significance to him.
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Charlotte tied it up at 214-22 behind a 793-279 run bookended by baskets from Frank Kaminsky.
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Bookended by the image of a girl riding a bike alone, it unfolds in two neatly complementary sections.
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Sanford's second stint in Congress bookended a career he built as an outsider even within his own party.
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It is an unsettling coincidence that mass shootings bookended the 933 election, from a Pittsburgh synagogue on Oct.
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Asked Friday night what he thinks of the unique way he's bookended his career with the Mets, Reyes laughed.
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Their hoops bookended their brown, black, and bronzed faces, which were flecked with glitter, eyelids colored with white liner.
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Portland answered with a 15-4 run, bookended by baskets from Layman, to go back in front 98-90.
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The Indians bookended the streak with one-run wins, but otherwise there was only one other one-run win.
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Befitting his songs' use of sacred terminology and often transcendent tone, our tour was bookended by houses of faith.
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But there are some palate cleansers, too: Here/Now is bookended by classics from George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins.
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And researchers learned that the sloth lived through a seven-month dry season bookended by two short rainy seasons.
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Three-pointers from Exum and Joe Ingles bookended a 225.5-230 run that cut Minnesota's lead to 203-220.
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Bookended by 7-11s, it's crammed with cheap fashion and fabrics, Indian restaurants, mobile phone stores and fruit and veg.
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The traditional four-week circuit of Fashion Month, however, is now bookended by satellite events in other emerging style capitals.
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Roark has bookended two disappointing starts against one terrific outing as he seeks to lower his surprisingly high WHIP (1.65).
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A graceful showpiece by the high-Baroque French viol master Marin Marais is bookended by two works by Mr. Muhly.
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Striker Sam Vokes scored two of them by converting crosses that bookended a stunning volley by left back Stephen Ward.
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We can expect proceedings to be bookended by opening and closing arguments from each side, as in a criminal trial.
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Photographically, it is bookended front to back by black-and-white images Brody made on his return home to Massachusetts.
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It occurred to me that our days and nights, always so bookended by darkness, no longer seemed to have boundaries.
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The film's montages are bookended by still-life illustrations that resemble art-brut storyboards over which the dialogue is spoken.
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The mile-long stretch is bookended by two reminders of life here, one from the present and one from the past.
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Obama's choice to wear Naeem Khan may have been bookended as the last few months of her husband's presidential term approach.
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Joe Ingles bookended the run with a pair of baskets and put the Jazz up 245-23 with 22:260 left.
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The project is essentially bookended by Amie, a 30-year-old single mother who works 70 to 90 hours per week.
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Byron Buxton's RBI sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single by Cruz bookended the scoring between Kepler's three-run home run.
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Goals by Fisher and Sissons bookended Horvat's goal to give the Canucks a 63-26 lead heading into the third period.
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The results were bookended by disappointing losses, but no team was within 17 points of Canada in the seven intervening games.
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British mid-caps bookended the pan-European index as well, with aerospace engineer Meggitt top gainer and Moneysupermarket the top faller.
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Her latest graphic novella, Laid Waste, is bookended with pages populated by fleas, with dotted-in flecks about them suggesting filth.
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Byron Buxton's RBI sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single by Cruz bookended the scoring around Kepler's three-run home run.
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North Korean missile tests likely won't stop: Esper's trip was essentially bookended by North Korean missile launches, with one on Aug.
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He finished sixth or better for five years in a row from 2000-2004, a streak bookended by runner-up finishes.
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Grayson Allen bookended a 221-212 run with 257-pointers to give Utah an 245-216 lead with 224:363 remaining.
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A second, smaller bar area just outside the entrance, bookended by two palm trees, will be called the Campbell Palm Court.
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After Vermont scored the game's first seven points, Virginia responded with a 14-183 run bookended by 3-pointers from Diakite.
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Conacher scored a pair of goals that bookended a Steven Stamkos marker in the final frame to put away the game.
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Having such conflicts is not unusual for senior SEC officials, whose stints at the agency are often bookended by private sector roles.
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Abrams added that the filming of Star Trek Beyond was bookended by tragedy, with the deaths of Yelchin and actor Leonard Nimoy.
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Bookended by ads for Trojan condoms and Malibu Ultra Light cigarettes, the lengthy interview in Playboy magazine is a remarkably prophetic document.
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Instead, bookended by Bach's two best-known violin concertos — in A minor and E — the concert featured two transcriptions by Mr. Dantone.
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Archive of Our Own, now the largest collection of online fanfiction on the internet, bookended the decade with its founding in 2009.
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The pool party is bookended with Kayla narrating two vlogs: one about "putting yourself out there" and the other about being confident.
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Unfortunately, his very presidential announcement of the Afghanistan decision was bookended by Charlottesville and the president's rally in Phoenix on Tuesday night.
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So it's fitting that Twitter and Tear Gas, Zeynep Tufekci's book on social movements in the digital age, is bookended with Kranzberg's quote.
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Another run of three straight birdies was bookended by bogeys at 12 and 16 to create a chance at a life-changing victory.
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The pilot is bookended by a raucous New York Dolls show at the Mercer Arts Center — apocryphally coinciding with the building's 1973 collapse.
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Then came the real adventures: A few weeks in Nepal to hike Mount Everest, bookended by two visits to different regions in India.
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The departures of Reince Priebus and Anthony Scaramucci from the White House that bookended the weekend sucked up most of the media's attention.
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She was informal, colloquial, her sentences bookended by the word "see," a conversational fillip that also strangely felt like a mark of authenticity.
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The song is bookended by vibrant and bouncy verses, brought to life by guitars that intertwine and then reflect off of each other.
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The visit with one of the United States' oldest and strongest allies will be bookended by two other European summits scheduled in July.
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A week bookended by shootings The El Paso shooting was one of several that happened across the country over the last eight days.
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Using his professional handle, Yip Harburg, he wrote the lyrics for two great songs that bookended the Depression, emotionally as well as chronologically.
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During the last year of its life, the sloth endured a seven-month dry season that was bookended by two short rainy seasons.
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In remarks to Mr. Yiannopoulos that were bookended by an obscene phrase, Mr. Wilmore took offense at his Twitter trolling of Ms. Jones.
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The legislative field over the last eight years is littered with GSE reform proposals, which can be bookended, in a manner of speaking.
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And yet the film is bookended by some genuinely thoughtful spoken-word poetry that hints at heavy, important questions of social and political turmoil.
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Curry bookended a McCollum driving layup with a pair of treys to increase the Blazers' lead to 248-259 with 22:16 to play.
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In the end, the demented times prevailed over exact thinking, and Mr Sigmund's colourful panorama is neatly bookended by another murder, mirroring Adler's act.
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Some of the most memorable moments of the night came in a pair of incidents involving House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that bookended the address.
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And it's bookended by the beautiful "Hello" duet with her ex Andre 3000, and the two duet over a beautiful Todd Rundgren-inspired piece.
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This year being bookended now with Gaga and Morgan's Twitter tete-a-tete shows an uncomfortably familiar narrative about women, sexual assault, and facts.
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Bookended by shots from Walker Evans and Raúl Cañibano, the images showcase everyday people and famous figures at crucial moments in the island's history.
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Bookended by parallel killings, it was a self-contained chronicle of an obsessive and successful quest for revenge that left no important questions unanswered.
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Art Review More than 29493 painters examine themselves with unsparing honesty in a show of self-portraits bookended by Egon Schiele and Max Beckmann.
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Marigny begs to be toured on foot, with quiet cafes dotting most corners, bookended by pastel-hued homes and, yes, the occasional beaded tree.
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Bookended by rock walls on either side, Saline offers few signs of civilization — perhaps that's why many tend to enjoy the beach au naturel.
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Utah bookended the win — its fifth in a row and second on the current three-game road swing — with big first and fourth quarters.
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Saturday's opening will be bookended on Friday and Sunday from 12-5pm by a pop-up marketplace from the online African clothing retailer Zuvaa.
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Tragedies bookended Brazil's year in the spotlight Bruising poll numbers The online vitriol is symptomatic of a wider criticism of Temer and his new government.
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The Last of Us Part II A trailer bookended with a passionate kiss showed up some extremely refined gameplay for the post-apocalyptic survival game.
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The early episodes are structured as Dr. Bright's recordings of her therapy sessions with individual patients, bookended by voice memos to herself about each case.
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In an interview with Latina magazine, the actress opened up about how her life came full circle in a brief time bookended by big events.
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Bookended by fashion house scion David Lauren and Vogue's Anna Wintour, Sienna Miller was the total "it" girl at Ralph Lauren's fall 2016 show Thursday.
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And true to his video, it really did follow the structure he'd broken down, right to the two-minute climax bookended by betrayal and hopelessness.
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Bookended by larger first and last letters that fan out like bat wings, the white logo's ornamental lines reference the ornate details of blackletter's uppercase.
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It was an act that bookended my childhood, slicing it into two halves as neatly as Richard E. Grant's perfectly-defined sideburns in Spice World.
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"We traded baskets after the third quarter and into the fourth quarter," George said after the Pacers bookended a four-game road trip with losses.
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They bookended a failed attempt to acquire Colin Kaepernick from San Francisco by trading for Mark Sanchez and selecting Paxton Lynch in the first round.
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Some of them explained that their school day was bookended with shifts at the mine, and that they also worked weekends and during the holidays.
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The awards race was bookended by the demise of Harvey Weinstein at its outset and the apparent implosion of his film company at the end.
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Bookended by a foreword (Paul Berman) and an epilogue (Juan Gonzalez), the collection suffers from the absent perspective of Columbia's embattled administrators at the time.
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His testimony, from 1993 and now, bookended a cold case that went to trial this week, 26 years after Mr. Fraser's mother, Bonnie Haim, disappeared.
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Romano, 24, took the mound two hours later than anticipated, but with a 193-0 lead thanks to a Reds outburst that bookended a thunderstorm.
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Horseshoe Bay Beach is inarguably stunning, with aqua waters advancing and retreating on an arc of sugar-soft blush-colored sand bookended by rocky cliffs.
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In the past week you had your pick of answers to choose from, and they were bookended nicely from the week's beginning to its end.
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Here's the thing about that, though: The public apology by Wojcicki was bookended by her defense of the decision not to remove Crowder's videos from YouTube.
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Men of various ages endure June's pressure-cooker humidity by hanging out beneath an oak tree bookended by two popular gas stations along the main drag.
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I think few could have predicted that the life of the IPO would be bookended by the Dutch East India Company and the Useless Ethereum Token.
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Of course, the Bond producers haven't exactly been infallible, with George Lazenby among the footnotes to a movie series bookended by Sean Connery and Daniel Craig.
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The module, which is crafted from layers of Kevlar-like fabric bookended by two metal bulkheads, is stored in a compact configuration, like a packed tent.
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The lawsuits bookended yet another tragedy-filled HARD Summer, which took place this past weekend at a new location, the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California.
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Federal judges in New York and D.C. bookended this past week with rulings against President Donald Trump's attempts to stop investigators from seeing his financial records.
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This epoch stretched from 251 to 953 million years ago, and was bookended by mass extinction events caused, in part, by abnormally high atmospheric carbon levels.
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Ancient literature is full of these stories; the Bible itself is bookended by two of them (Noah's flood in Genesis and the end-times book of Revelation).
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Detroit allowed an average of 84.7 points in three straight home wins but bookended that streak by yielding 109 points in each of its two road setbacks.
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Anyway, the episode was bookended by scenes teasing the next big piece of this puzzle, which somehow involves that mysterious person wearing boots from the midseason finale.
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But Wednesday was a shit sandwich for Trump—the bread was two stories about Russia that bookended the day and the shit was the health care bill.
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Recipes are tailored to the specific hangover and are bookended by insights into hangover science, quizzes to see if you're maybe just still drunk, and witty jokes.
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Ads for Jones' law firm on KFXX are often bookended by commercials for a chain of testosterone-therapy clinics and for a shaving supply company called Harry's.
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The beating heart of the hotel is the Living Room, a sprawling, lounge-like space wrapped with tall bay windows and bookended by two wood-burning fireplaces.
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The fall season continues with a glorious bevy of George Balanchine ballets, including "Jewels" and a program bookended by "Concerto Barocco" and "Symphony in C." On Sept.
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Those chapters are bookended by two pages starkly illustrated with small photos of what might be desert or ocean: the visual equivalent of a moment of silence.
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We transferred over to the resort of Civetta, and after a few runs, I found my groove on the intermediate runs, bookended by snow-kissed pine forests.
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The movie that won the night's first award, Best Original Screenplay, bookended the evening by also winning Best Picture — but those were the only two prizes it won.
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I left the college bubble, moved into my own home, and began real jobs—started adult life, basically—bookended by Girls' 2012 pilot and last night's 2017 finale.
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The world mourns the 49 innocent lives lost on June 12, a horror bookended by the senseless deaths of singer Christina Grimmie and 2-year-old Lane Graves.
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After all, ornate glass bowls filled with cream cheese, still in rectangular blocks from the tinfoil wrappers, bookended the buffet table at my grandparents' temple after Saturday services.
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Over a dozen folding tables are lined in a row, each bookended by a television that beams the climax of another NBA game from over 2500 miles away.
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The script, for example, could call for the story to be a flashback set in a classic Jones time period (the 1930s) bookended by Jones in later decades.
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Blues 143, Kings 214 Vladimir Tarasenko and Ryan O'Reilly bookended the second period with goals, and St. Louis strengthened its playoff chances with a victory at Los Angeles.
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The 15 images in the show come from a series of 134 photographs published by Daylight Books last November, bookended by notes from the father-and-daughter collaborators.
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Diana's origin story functions perfectly well on its own merits, but it's bookended by scenes set in the present day, as Diana reflects on her role among humankind.
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The film is bookended by two important cases he argued: It begins with a staggering loss in Hugo, Oklahoma, and concludes as the young lawyer heads to Mississippi.
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It's pretty much the showdown we've been waiting for since the very first season was bookended by the Walkers of the North and the Dragons of the East.
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This is the inescapable fact of John Cena's career: the bulk of it happened at a time of historically low popularity for pro wrestling, bookended by better periods.
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The movie is bookended with footage from the 2010 death of Dawn Brancheau, Tilikum's trainer, though the clip cuts off moments before Tilikum attacks and drags her underwater.
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Halsey's Badlands Tour was bookended by performances at Coachella and a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden, but her touring schedule meant time away from the studio.
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Dumplin' is a stark departure from Netflix's other teen rom-coms this year that bookended the time between the final days of summer and back to school season.
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Loosely a concept album, the collection is bookended by "Opening Station" and "Station II," a pair of atmospheric, almost ambient instrumentals that kick off the journey in cinematic style.
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" This was her break during a long day bookended by a morning appearance on "Live With Kelly" and a late-night turn on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
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Heitz's appearance in person on the show bookended the series: she appeared in the director's cut of the pilot, which aired in 2009, and in the finale in 2015.
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Boston bookended the contest by holding the Hornets below 2104.0 points again in the fourth quarter, ultimately pulling away with a 2100-211 edge in the final 210 minutes.
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LONDON, Dec 23 (Reuters) - The 20183st century's teen years, bookended by a financial crisis at the start and the fintech revolution at the end, were a decade of disruption.
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Bookended by one photograph of a dresser and one of a wall of photos of Taylor and her former husband, Richard Burton, the deer become a random, comical puzzle.
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But while the film is bookended with moments from Elizabeth's (Lily Collins) perspective, most of the run-time is dominated by a charismatic, sexy Ted Bundy, courtesy of Zac Efron.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is planning a 2020 campaign launch schedule for the next month bookended by events in Pennsylvania — with visits to key early-voting states in between.
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The point of "Serial," which was free but bookended with ads, was not so much to solve the mystery as to reveal the process of attempting to solve the mystery.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe bookended this week with trailers, dropping the second clip for "Captain Marvel" during "Monday Night Football," then releasing the first look at "Avengers: Endgame" on Friday.
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The sustained boos, which bookended her remarks and were interrupted by some cheers, marked the latest negative reception for President Donald Trump and the first lady at recent public events.
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Despite the retirements that bookended his 2018 season, Nadal finished with a 45-4 win-loss record and won five of the nine tournaments he entered, including the French Open.
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This playlist has to be bookended with "Rock Lobster" and "Love Shack" because they're both deathless classics (although the real-life love shack actually burned down a few years ago).
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And we said, 'Listen, it is a uniquely United opportunity that is going to make sense,' and we bookended our growth with an EPS target for not one, but three years.
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Bookended by vertigo-inducing shots of Earth as seen through the ISS windows, this video has to rank among the highest quality productions that NASA has dropped on our YouTube accounts.
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In all, the singer, who is the youngest performer to ever headline Coachella, sang more than 20 songs in a set bookended by "God is a Woman" and "Thank U, Next."
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He's bookended 30 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series starts this year with a season-best 10th place in the season-opening Daytona 500 and a 12th-place finish at Talladega, Ala.
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The rule of Egypt's Ptolemaic Pharaohs ran from 443 to 30 BCE, bookended by the conquests of Alexander the Great at its rise and the suicide of Cleopatra at its downfall.
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The Jazz scored baskets on nine straight possessions, bookended by 3-pointers from Hood and Trey Lyles, to take a 29-21 lead with 113:17 left in the first quarter.
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The pastor assigned him to preach his first sermon, two weeks later, and Moore managed to do it, although his performance was bookended by bouts of nervous vomiting behind the baptistery.
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"Despite the weak data that bookended last week, US yields bounced off the low end of their recent range," wrote Credit Suisse trading strategist Jonathan Cohn in a note to clients.
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The booing stood out especially clearly in that earlier incident because Trump's sudden appearance at the ball game was bookended on both sides by shout-outs to members of the U.S. military.
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And notably, while some there argued that race and Trump shouldn't have anything to do with this new brand of conservatism, two non-intellectual, racist moments from the president bookended the conference.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Graham DeLaet bookended back-to-back eagles with a pair of birdies in a stunning four-hole stretch to charge into contention at the PGA Championship on Saturday.
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The headliners skew towards R&B and rap, with Beyoncé taking on the Saturday nights as a do-over for her cancelled slot last year, and bookended by The Weeknd and Eminem.
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The finale was bookended by two of Rebecca's medical emergencies as the past unveiled a younger Rebecca getting into a car accident and being hospitalized for a broken arm and facial injuries.
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The focus stays trained on the women — their childhoods, their relationships with men and their mothers — bookended by sections in which the author expresses vague hopes of kindling empathy in her readers.
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And last week, Lil Nas X released "7," an EP that is his first real body of work — a glum eight-song set bookended by the two key versions of his hit.
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Lasha's tearful testimony was bookended by the defense's cross-examination of Heidi Thomas, a music teacher from Colorado who said the comedian drugged and assaulted her in 1984, when she was 24.
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Critic's Notebook The New York concert season now drawing to a close was more or less bookended by performances of Brahms's "A German Requiem," intended to set the work in broader contexts.
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Later in the first quarter, Rubio drained a 280-pointer and drove for a layup — baskets that bookended a dunk from Gobert — to finally give the Jazz their first lead at 21-19.
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Organized thematically, rather than chronologically, it avoids the pitfalls of a teleological "rise and fall" model, which is especially tricky in the case of Yugoslavia, whose history is bookended by inter-ethnic atrocities.
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"Cloudbusting" has bookended my summers: it has been there during a glorious 5AM sunrise, as pink light melted through my window, and for total stillness at the height of a sweaty, sleepless night.
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Kerber's win bookended a sequence of six different women winning the Grand Slams that followed her U.S. Open victory in 2016 — all of whom remain in contention for this year's U.S. Open title.
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Two of the biggest premieres of the year — Orange Is The New Black's finale run and the return of Stranger Things — bookended July, a month that used to be a TV dead zone.
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"When she grounded herself in being a grandmother at the beginning and ended with the stamina needed to be secretary of state — that bookended the night for her [with millennials]," Della Volpe said.
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Huawei's reputation in the US took a serious battering in 29, a year bookended by major carriers shelving high-profile phone launches and the arrest of the company's chief financial officer on fraud charges.
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For a moment the man thought about 303, a year bookended by the Charlie Hebdo attack in January and the San Bernardino assault in December, and said 230 had to be a better year.
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Bookended by Panera Breads and surrounded by country clubs, there's a strip mall, a high school, and some renovated municipal buildings serving a community of about 22018,217 with a median income of roughly $133,000.
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Each comic is bookended by blank pages, and white space is used liberally throughout (Connor Willumsen's contribution could have been compressed into half the space, but each page stands alone, facing a blank opposite).
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We survived that crisis of confidence in our democracy despite the fact that our greatest president, Abraham Lincoln, was bookended by two of our worst -- the irresolute James Buchanan and the bitter Andrew Johnson.
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In the political age bookended by Ronald Reagan's culture wars and a devastating terrorist attack, the God of Love began to look like a loser, one fit for liberation theologians, do-gooders, and feminists.
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SCOTT HELLER It seems appropriate that the season was in effect bookended by "Hamilton" and "Shuffle Along," which were both the biggest vote getters and had much to say about race and American history.
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Coupled with a coming-of-age story that is bookended by 85033/11 and a crippling economic recession, we continue to challenge our predecessors' expectations based on race, class and background in surprising ways.
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This plucky Battery Park institution transports us back to the years of Rudy Giuliani, Lauryn Hill and 77083-kilobit modems to reveal the enduring urban legacy of a decade bookended by recession and terror.
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Without ever sound like a compilation or iPod stuck on shuffle, the tracks are often bookended, or even flat-out interrupted by weird audio samples that sound like pre-roll ads from another dimension.
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This plucky Battery Park institution transports us back to the years of Rudy Giuliani, Lauryn Hill and 222-kilobit modems to reveal the enduring urban legacy of a decade bookended by recession and terror.
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This plucky Battery Park institution transports us back to the years of Rudy Giuliani, Lauryn Hill and 128-kilobit modems to reveal the enduring urban legacy of a decade bookended by recession and terror.
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It's bookended by two climactic, almost impossible-to-imagine events (the murder and the meeting), but the links that connect them are much more ordinary: a road trip, arguments between Susan and her grandmother.
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Northwestern carried that momentum into the second half and surged to a 44-37 lead with 16:18 to go as Taylor and Turner bookended the Wildcats' early 10-point spree with 3-pointers.
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This plucky Battery Park institution transports us back to the years of Rudy Giuliani, Lauryn Hill and 7373-kilobit modems to reveal the enduring urban legacy of a decade bookended by recession and terror.
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As early as the 1830s, the enclave was tucked between Houston Street and Chatham Square (at Bowery, Park Row and Worth Streets) — bookended by Broadway on one side and the Bowery on the other.
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Taken from the band's gorgeous new album, Poison Gown, the song manifests itself in grainy, black and white noir style, the graceful movements of its doomed ballerina bookended by the cries of dying animals.
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Plots are constructed so Karl Malone can win a pair of MVPs during Michael Jordan's reign, and Derrick Rose becomes the youngest MVP ever in his hometown, bookended by LeBron James's remarkable run of hardware.
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This is in large part because Saterstrom's essays are often bookended by lengthy introductions and notes that delve into the essay's context — where it came from, what it could have been, what it didn't do.
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It was really in the last century, however — a period bookended by the first animated short film in 1908 and Pixar's success with computer animation with Toy Story from 1995 onward — that animation leapt forward.
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Together, these bookended repudiations of a first-term president have widened the trench between the two parties in the House-leaving them ever more clearly representing what America has been, and what it is becoming.
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Tattooed punk is bookended by extended studies of the grimy studio where the scene takes place, including crushed chips in the carpet, a couple making out, and a few dudes in the corner doing coke.
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For Bogovich and her team, this meant they had to script out very concise, meaningful dialogue during each interim, making every second count, not unlike a radio broadcast bookended by strict start and end times.
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Anders' second effort feels much more refined—a blissful R&B endeavor that teeters between a cheeky arrogance in songs like, "Bad Guy," before being bookended by a track like "Rain" to satisfy Twos narrative.
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Brief captions are scrawled in Halard's own hand and the imagery is bookended by correspondence, memos and ephemera pulled straight from his own pinboards, all of which evoke the familiar, improvisational feel of a scrapbook.
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Not coincidentally, the plot mirrored Barris's adult life, which was bookended by two unplanned pregnancies—the one that led him to marry early, and the one that had come after nearly two decades of marriage.
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Another standout work is a jewel-toned illustration of a Spanish villa — in which an elaborate fountain crowns a bright-orange staircase, which is bookended by graphic-printed arrows recalling mass-produced neon road signs.
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We know that Game of Thrones loves symmetry, so it makes sense that a story which started with the scattering of a family will be bookended by the remaining pieces of that family drawing back together.
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There's a beautiful, somewhat traditional love story tucked into The Big Sick, but it's bookended by a warm, but frank confrontation with how we seek the love and approval of our parents and our in-laws.
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Missions are bookended with conversations about meeting the obligations of a system that feeds you, your family, and your employee dependents; protecting one's own survival; and making sacrifices for the basic equity of universal human rights.
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Travelers can book entire flights from the BLADE app, and can depart in as little as 20 minutes from booking — though they can also be scheduled in advance — and flights are bookended by stylish BLADE Lounges.
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The video was bookended by two scenes from Pyongyang, the North's capital: Mr. Kim's departure on an Air China flight amid enthusiastic waves from military officers; and his return home to another waving crowd of officers.
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Bookended by scenes of Cammie in the present, "The Warden's Daughter" looks back at a world where preteenage kids could ride bikes at all hours of the day and night without someone placing an Amber Alert.
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It plays out through a series of new areas to explore, bookended by combat where you string together combos to pull off the most stylish moves possible — but literally, since the game awards you a score.
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Manville plays Joan, and Neeson her husband Tom, in a moving story that is bookended by two Christmases, taking us through 12 months of medical tests, surgeries, therapeutic treatments and their side effects, and the aftermath.
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BERLIN — After a week bookended by terrorist attacks, Germans are now clear that they, too, are targets of the Islamic State, leaving them longing for the sense of order that is their pride and bedrock of success.
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Wendie Renard's two goals, bookended by an early strike by Eugénie Le Sommer and a late one by Amandine Henry, led France to a 4-20 victory over South Korea at the Parc des Princes in Paris.
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The War of 1812, bookended by the American Revolution and the Civil War, usually disappears in their shadow, so it's instructive as well as entertaining to find an ambitious novel set at the close of that conflict.
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Between these bookended scenes, Schanelec focuses on a series of acquaintances, notably a woman, Astrid (Maren Eggert), who lives with her two children, including the boy seen earlier, who seems to have returned after a cryptic absence.
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The 1,775-word text chronicles each "Bather" and offer notes about their choreographed movements and explanations of some of the titles, bookended by an underdeveloped statement of how the exhibition intends to engage with present and historical culture.
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"Positivity about risk that drove the rally from late December and early January could be bookended by Wednesday's FOMC meeting being a little less dovish than folks think," said Greg McKenna, strategist at McKenna Macro in a note.
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The Boring Company proposes to dig twin, 35.3-mile tunnels approximately 23 to 90 feet below ground, bookended by two Loop stations, one in DC about a mile from Union Station, and the other in Baltimore near Camden Yards.
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EditorsNote: Edit 20: Corrected stat in second graf Vladimir Tarasenko and Ryan O'Reilly bookended the second period with goals, and the visiting St. Louis Blues strengthened their playoff chances with a 226-23 victory over the Los Angeles Kings.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Bookended by a no-nonsense American teenager and an emotional Italian man, the shooting gold medal winners were an assorted lot of first-time Olympians and dark horses who left many favorites in the dust.
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The bookended defections from centrist and conservative Senate Republicans that on Monday night again at least temporarily derailed the White House-backed push to repeal the Affordable Care Act suggests the Congressional GOP deference to Trump has its limits.
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The success of that mixtape and the two that bookended it received such a rapturous reception that now people treat just about anything Future-related (except, for some reason, that recent Superfly movie reboot and its soundtrack) as eventworthy.
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Both books seek to capture the spirit of what Jennings calls "a long, sunny season of American utopianism"—a period of about a century, roughly bookended by the optimism of American independence and the butchery of the Civil War.
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Bookended by the bravery and courage first shown to us by Anita Hill, by Ford and by women like Feinstein, Clinton and countless others in-between, I've never been more proud to be a woman working in politics today.
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With the exception of Morgan, whose pacifism has been bookended by periods of complete reversions to violent stances, none of the characters with whom we sympathize have ever been fully committed during this season to peace-building without violence.
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He does a similar thing here, presenting you with an archway, an overhanging chunk of earth that weighs (I'm told) about three tons, bookended by a rectangle of marble that weights 25 tons and another enormous chunk of earth.
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On the same couch sits Darryl "Snake Eyez" Lewis, who just lost to Wong in a best-of-three series of Street Fighter V. The two players are bookended by tonight's color commentary from Mike Ross and Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez.
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The evidence that anti-net neutrality bots were posting fake comments back in May was bookended by claims that the FCC was hit with a cyberattack that led to more than 160 comments being posted per minute, crashing the agency's website.
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"I think the bottom line is 2019 and the end of 2018 will be bookended with cheap prices, but in the middle we're going to go considerably higher than that and you've got to be aware of that, " Kloza told CNBC.
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As I got a bit older I'd end up falling into the local emo scene bookended by Funeral For A Friend and The Blackout, where bonds were forged by musical education just as much as they were by binge drinking.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — Misadventures of a 21st Century Naturalist, a Mark Dion mid-career retrospective at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, is bookended by two pieces that are both strong entry points to his stated project.
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The speech before a joint session of Congress will be bookended by two key events shaping Trump's 22020 campaign: the beginning of the Democratic presidential primary contest in Iowa on Monday, and his expected acquittal Wednesday in the Senate impeachment trial.
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Fuqua also does a good job incorporating themes of religion and redemption into this remake, which is bookended by scenes in a church, including the end where one character makes another beg for forgiveness and pray for his past victims.
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Northwestern runs of 10-0 and 9-0 bookended a 3-pointer and layup by Ohio State's Kam Williams as the Wildcats took their biggest lead of the first half at 36-28 inside the final minute of the half.
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Carsen Edwards bookended 3-pointers to highlight a 333-2 surge early in the fourth and Hayward and Walker connected from beyond the arc on consecutive possessions to send the Celtics to a 113-101 advantage with 4:35 to play.
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It begins, "What a shame we all became such fragile broken things / a memory remains, just a tiny spark," and I'm fairly sure I had a school exercise book with those very words scrawled across the front, bookended by 'LAUREN O'NEILL.
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That era, bookended to some extent by the passage of Title IX in 1972 and the publication of "The Complete Book of Running" in 1977, introduced a generation of young men and women to recreational physical activity, Dr. Trappe says.
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The middle day of the Call of Duty League's Launch Weekend had a little bit of everything Saturday, with a trio of nail-biters bookended by a pair of sweeps accounting for the Day 2 action at the Minneapolis Armory.
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Arkansas honored the 25th anniversary of the 1994 NCAA championship team at intermission and Desi Sills kept the party going with a layup to cap a 9-0 run that bookended intermission and gave the Razorbacks a 673-35 lead.
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Pelosi, personally, is ending the year on a high note after successfully guiding her diverse, and at times fractured, caucus through a turbulent 12 months bookended by a record-breaking 35-day government shutdown in January and Trump's impeachment in December.
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Past presidents have addressed Congress from the Senate chamber nine times, beginning with George Washington's inaugural address in New York, and bookended by Gerald R. Ford's separate addresses to the Senate and the House only days after Richard M. Nixon resigned.
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He won by seven-second knockout over now 0-1 Minoru Kimura way down the bout order at the opening round of Rizin Fighting Federation's Grand Prix this past weekend in Saitama, Japan, and he bookended his performance by acting authentically fucking bonkers.
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Bookended by the Central Library and Grand Park, the roster includes the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Music Center (whose plaza recently underwent a $41 million renovation), Broad Museum, Center Theatre Group, Disney Concert Hall, and Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT).
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Bungie, the series developer, wisely cut the story down to its barest essentials: A major character death, a narrative expansion of the universe, and a set of villain-highlighted boss fight "hunts" bookended by a handful of more intricately crafted story missions.
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And because the flashbacks are framed as Cliff thinking back (the sequence is bookended by shots of Cliff gazing off into the distance, and the second one has him reacting to the memories), it's unclear how truthful they're meant to be anyway.
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Her current stay at Freedom House — "cardigans and jeans life" — is bookended by her future's "dress life" and her past's "blazer life," when she wore smart separates purchased from Western fast-fashion brands while she ran a small business from her home.
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Boylen ran a grueling, three-hour practice on a Monday, the Bulls played a game Tuesday, had two more practices on Wednesday and Thursday, then had a back-to-back which was bookended by a 56-point loss to the Boston Celtics.
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But she's still bucking "The year of the weird, bookended by booty pix I never posted" when she was stalked by a busmate who asked "what kind of games you like" and then switched "games" to "porn" and it got worse than that.
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That mix—nearly 80 minutes of prime-time disco by the likes of GQ, Chic, and Donald Byrd—was bookended with Gordon's most famous release, the unfathomably amazing "Beginning of the Heartbreak/Don't Don't", a double-headed thing of joy beyond belief.
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These revelers tend to be young: many of them members of the expansive millennial cohort bookended by mid-twentysomethings and those right under the age of 40 -- that is, the people whom the virus is, on balance, least likely to be fatal to.
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Edited by McKean and William Schafer, the stories — by Gaiman, Alastair Reynolds, Maria Dahvana Headley, Catherynne M. Valente, Caitlin R. Kiernan, M. John Harrison, Joe R. Lansdale, Joe Hill and Iain Sinclair — are each bookended by McKean's instantly recognizable mixed-media surrealism.
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The exhibition is bookended by Fan's sculpture and one of Garner's own, completing its continuum of works grappling with the dissonance between internal and external manifestations of identity — and, perhaps more importantly, the systemic perceptions of people who look or dress certain ways.
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And bookended around the reports of White House pressure on Sessions, House and Senate Republicans each pushed to intensify investigations not against Trump but rather the authors of the "dossier" that initially raised charges of Russian meddling and connections with his campaign.
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After intermission, a presentation titled "Russia: Masks and Faces" will feature projected art by Maxim Kantor, a backdrop for a string orchestra arrangement of Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition," itself bookended by Tchaikovsky's "Sérénade mélancolique" and Valentin Silvestrov's Serenade for solo violin.
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The lack of any discernible inscriptions or expensive items within the tomb suggests they are not bonafide Ptolemies, the Greco-Egyptian royal family that reigned from 304 and 30 BC—bookended by the larger-than-life leaders Alexander the Great and Cleopatra.
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The trailer is bookended by some charming, seemingly hand-drawn animation of Sonic, before cutting to some slick gameplay footage of the blue hedgehog doing what he does best — running at breakneck speed through branching levels while viciously stomping the life out of adorable robots.
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Los Angeles (CNN)For most of us, our knowledge of John F. Kennedy Jr. is bookended -- and defined -- by two tragedies: there is the image of him saluting his slain father, and then there is his own tragic death in 1999 at age 38.
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The country's capital, Reykjavík, is a lovely town bookended by the Harpa, the strikingly modern honeycombed concert hall designed by Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson that wraps around the harbor, and Hallgrímskirkja, a Lutheran church dedicated to the most religious Icelandic poet, Hallgrímur Pétursson.
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An extended hypothesis or supposition as much as a play, "Elegy" quickly makes plain the parameters of the ethical debate, and it is bookended by the triumph, after a fashion, of science: a postoperative Lorna is talkative and well, but at a grievous cost.
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But in hindsight, her career was largely defined by what amounted to a staggeringly creative 20-year stretch beginning in the mid-1970s, bookended by the premiere of "Laverne & Shirley" and the release of "The Preacher's Wife," which starred Denzel Washington and Whitney Houston.
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But the night was bookended by two difficult moments, both related to the controversy over whether his campaign engaged in dirty tricks on the day of the Iowa caucuses by telling caucusgoers that Dr. Ben Carson was on the brink of ending his campaign.
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The live-action remake of Lady and the Tramp was by far the most exciting, but it was bookended by first-look trailers for the Anna Kendrick and Bill Hader Christmas film Noelle, and for Jeff Goldblum's unscripted show The World According To Jeff Goldblum.
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As the White House reeled on Tuesday from a chaotic 24 hours, bookended by a pair of bombshell scoops raising serious questions about President Trump's comportment in the Oval Office, the administration and its surrogates quickly settled on a blunt message: Blame the press.
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The day was bookended by two developments that were bad news for the president: the release of a White House memo on a July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the delivery of a whistleblower's complaint to committees in the House and Senate.
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His departure comes as Airbus braces for the retirement of sales boss John Leahy, who bookended his career on Thursday with the sale of 100 jets to Delta, 31 years after his first deal to sell 100 to what is now part of the same airline.
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Cher's duet with Bowie swings from Buddy Holly to the Platters to Laura Nyro, bookended by Bowie's "Young Americans," and gives a sense of the way these performances crossed cultural boundaries and brought together high and low, hip and classic, doo-wop Americana and indie rock.
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The remark bookended the life of a man who burst into the national consciousness in the early 1960s, when as a young heavyweight champion he converted to Islam and refused to serve in the Vietnam War, and became an emblem of strength, eloquence, conscience and courage.
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But because aLtErNaTiNg CaPs is most often associated with AIM screen names bookended by xXx's, preteens using gel pens, and annoying password-security requirements, it could be argued that the peculiar tracklist is one of the many times Zayn reveals his naïveté on Mind of Mine.
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This retrospective pays tribute to Legrand with screenings of some of his most celebrated films, a lineup bookended by two Demy classics: the all-sung "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" (on Tuesday) and its larger-canvas, meta-musical follow-up, "The Young Girls of Rochefort" (on July 30).
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Part of the reason the minute's applause has steadily taken over from the minute's silence as the go-to mode of memoriam is that fans can organise it themselves – it doesn't require a pre-kick-off interval, announced via the tannoy and bookended by a referee's whistle.
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By contrast, even trotting out huge show-business names -- bookended by Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey, in what amounted to an unintended "The Color Purple" reunion -- had the general feel of any traditional TV upfront presentation, where stars and filmmakers appear to help woo media buyers.
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Over six days, federal prosecutors presented the jury with an array of technical evidence that established the timeline of Mr. Roof's plot, but they bookended their case with Ms. Sheppard's testimony and that of her friend and fellow survivor, Felicia Sanders, who appeared as the opening witness.
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In December, SpaceX bookended a dramatic year of launches from Florida's space coast with a variety-hour mission: It returned to a newly rebuilt Pad 40, destroyed in a dramatic explosion in September 2016, launching NASA's first SpaceX-branded recycled booster and a recycled Dragon capsule to boot.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads OMAHA — Brute physicality and fugitive imagery lie within the heart of Phantom Revenant, a solo exhibition at Bemis Center for Contemporary Art that was bookended by two performances by Cassils, a gender-nonconforming artist and 22013 Guggenheim Fellow based in Los Angeles.
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But even the music itself has its share of strangeness—the idiosyncratic indie rock songwriter Alex G turns up for a couple of guest spots, as does Arca's shattered production hand—but the release is bookended by something weirder still: a disembodied voice chattering about smartphones over shuddering electronics.
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In fact, all-male performances bookended the entire event: In her first appearance since the birth of her baby, Cardi B appeared to introduced the first performer of the night, Canadian heartthrob Shawn Mendes, and the VMAs closed with a rock-rap collaboration between Aerosmith and Post Malone.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Between the government shutdowns that bookended the year, there were furious standoffs over a border wall; shootings at a high school, a bar, a grocery store, a synagogue; devastating wildfires in California.
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Radiating from the promenade, named for the recently canonized Albanian nun and bookended by the Yugoslavian-era Grand Hotel and National Theater, is a tangle of streets crowded with cafes, boutiques, fashionable locals, in-the-know internationals and the case for yet another superlative: coolest neighborhood in the Balkans.
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In many historical narratives of the civil rights era, the promise of Brown in 1954 is bookended by the resounding defeat of integration amid the Boston public schools crisis over busing in 1974 that featured black children from Roxbury being violently assaulted by white South Boston residents screaming racial slurs.
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A visitor who enjoys reading all the didactics will leave this show with a much richer understanding of a diverse, divided, by turns confident and anxious United States bent on territorial and economic expansion from the 12003s to the 1860s, a crucial period bookended by Manifest Destiny and the Civil War.
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Stream it on Amazon, Starz, YouTube, Vudu, Google Play, iTunes Mia Farrow is Hannah and Barbara Hershey and Dianne Wiest her sisters in Woody Allen's acclaimed comedy-drama, which covers a span of two years in the sisters' lives and is bookended by eventful Thanksgiving dinners (with one in the middle).
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The literal violence and viscera of Graves's canvases is bookended on one side by a Homeland Security video demonstrating best practices for pursing an active shooter through a school, and on the other by a zine-like informational brochure which compiles the artist's findings and questions about information surrounding school shootings.
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"If the American people want a president to add to our division, to lead with a clenched fist, closed hand, a hard heart, to demonize the opponents and spew hatred - they don't need me, they've got President Donald Trump," Biden told the crowd, which was bookended by large video monitors.
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Bookended by incisive and moving essays from renowned rap scholars Jeff Chang (Can't Stop Won't Stop), Greg Tate (Flyboy 2: The Greg Tate Reader), and Dave Tompkins (How to Wreck a Nice Beach: A Vocoder from World War II to Hip-Hop), Ghost Notes features over 200 of Cross's photos.
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During the week bookended by mass shootings in Gilroy, California; El Paso, Texas; and Dayton, Ohio, in which gunmen killed 34 people, hundreds of others were shot to death across 47 U.S. states, according to the Gun Violence Archive, a nonprofit group that uses local news and police reports to track gun incidents.
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Some touches of Jazz's earlier experimentation remain—the album proper is bookended by the spacy intro "Soul Searcher" and the confessional "Before It's Too Late"—but hard-partying songs like "VVS" and "Which One" could slot comfortably into any punchy streaming playlist with their designer brand namedrops and catchy boasts of wealth.
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A French parliamentary inquiry into the state's response to last year's terror attacks found that the country was "not prepared" for the two attacks in Paris that bookended 2015 — the shooting at the Charlie Hebdo weekly and attack at a kosher supermarket in January, and the coordinated bombings and shootings in November.
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When former Attorney General Eric Holder dished out similar slaps on the wrist, at least there was some context: his tenure as our country's top crime-fighter was bookended by stints with a white-collar law firm whose client list includes many of the big banks he had the opportunity to truly punish.
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The whole thing's bookended with a pair of incredible mixes: DFA-affiliated selector Christopher Orr takes us back in time to the hazy summer of 1997, and two of the biggest DJs on the scene, Jackmaster and Gerd Janson, go head to head in a thrilling two and a half hour tussle.
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And it was a week bookended by Olivier Theyskens's return to the runway under his own name, after a 15-year hiatus — and by Justin O'Shea's departure from Brioni less than six months after his appointment (a tenure rivaled in its brevity only by Lindsay Lohan's 2009 turn at the house of Ungaro).
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He divided the picture frame into three precise strips: On top, the gabled roof is a well-balanced triangle; underneath it is a wall composed of squares and rectangles, one painted white, and another a deep-black opening bookended by two gray doors; below is a lighter shade of evenly patterned grass.
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The whole show was pretty good, bookended by two Hell in a Cell matches—the other, a tag team match between the New Day and the Usos, is only being short-shrifted by my word count and was every bit as good, if less portentous in story terms, as the main event.
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Bookended by presidential speeches, the title track saves a staggering amount of gravitas for the album's final moments; over a sparse acoustic strum and lonesome electric twang, Price sings soft and pained about the darkness that's clouded the US over her lifetime—the Reagan administration selling arms to Iran, the specter of nuclear war, Trump.
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We first meet Archer as a 6-year-old ring bearer in the wedding of a family friend — "The Best Man" is bookended by two weddings — and follow him through elementary school as he navigates classroom bullies, friendships, the death of one of his beloved male role models and, finally, the marriage of two others.
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On the streets of New York's 14th Congressional District, which includes parts of eastern Bronx and northern Queens, you might spot vibrant yellow campaign posters printed with a portrait of Ocasio-Cortez with her last name bookended by Spanish exclamation points, and calls to action in bold type, set at an attention-grabbing angle.
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The Republican resurgence in Kentucky has been bookended, in a fashion, by three unpopular Democrats: Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, whose dismal approval ratings helped Republicans take back the House and Senate in 1994; Gov.
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Instead, sandwiched back to back on Wednesday — bookended, as if for maximum indignity, by a Trump child on one end and the head of a Trump family foundation on the other — are two of the men who, if Trump loses in November, will be tasked with picking up the pieces: Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz.
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This series of new restorations is bookended by two weeklong runs, "La Collectionneuse" (1967) — technically the third tale but the first to run longer than an hour — in which two friends staying at a country house are confounded by their fellow guest, Haydée (Haydée Politoff), a flirtatious young woman whom they judge to be a collector of men.
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Mr. Corker's exceedingly harsh assessment of Mr. Trump — delivered in a series of morning TV interviews in a reasonable, studied tone — and Mr. Flake's announcement and damning speech bookended what was to be the initial centerpiece of a day on Capitol Hill intended to get lawmakers and the president on the same page with a difficult tax debate looming.
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May rejected the suggestion put to her by the committee that a sunset clause or regular review might be an appropriate way to ensure expansive investigatory powers do not shift, over time, to become disproportionate — arguing specifically that CSPs need the certainty that a non-bookended bill provides if they are to put in place infrastructure to enable the collection of ICRs.
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Ms. Juskova's shop has proved such a retail magnet that it is now bookended by friendly rivals, also examples of the capital's newfound style cachet: Local and international streetwear is the focus of Slowatch, while the T-shirts at Kompot feature graffiti-style cartoons, slogans and modern riffs on the same traditional patterns used on dishes by Modranska next door.
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Quasi-religious philosophizing takes on another role in Zayne Akyol's Gulîstan, Land of Roses, whose storytelling is bookended by head-on, close-up 'death does not exist' introspections by a Kurdish female soldier named Sozdar, as women fighters of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) train on mountains to battle the Islamic State; we hear many of their stories about escaping an oppressive, woman-hating culture.
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The last time McCartney and the Boss tried to play together—in London's Hyde Park as part of 2012's Hard Rock Calling music festival—the police pulled the plug due to noise curfew violations as they rocked out on "Twist and Shout" and "I Saw Her Standing There," twin tracks which bookended the Beatles' 1963 debut album, Please Please Me. Thankfully there were no such limitations inside NYC's Madison Square Garden, where the pair were free to let rip on "I Saw Her Standing There" not just once, but twice to make up for lost time.
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His state visit to Japan was highlighted by his criticism of Joe BidenJoe BidenGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans MORE, his trip to Normandy was bookended with a skipped cemetery visit and attacks on former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump says he'll release financial records before election, knocks Dems' efforts House impeachment hearings: The witch hunt continues Speier says impeachment inquiry shows 'very strong case of bribery' by Trump MORE and his last trip to London started with tweets ripping Mayor Sadiq Khan.
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