This kind of incompetence eventually catches up with an administration.
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Before the presentation, Caballero catches up with a longtime client.
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But eventually Father Time catches up with even the spriteliest athletes.
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Sony's Xperia XZ2 finally catches up with every other flagship phone.
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The taxi catches up with the march and lets them out.
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Only 6,100 or so until he catches up with his predecessor.
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And they do — until the bad publicity catches up with them.
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Back inside, Molly catches up with Dro in outside of the restrooms.
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The driver catches up with him to tell him he was pranked.
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The dog got ahold of it, and swiftly catches up with her.
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The boss eventually catches up with Bevilaqua and delivers some mob justice.
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It's like an overdraft: Sooner or later it catches up with you.
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It just happens — either randomly or because time catches up with us all.
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Some economists expect home prices to temper as supply catches up with demand.
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As we've seen repeatedly, that cultural approach eventually catches up with a company.
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Just try to check the installation out before eternity catches up with it.
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Accepting a job when you know you're not qualified catches up with you.
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That works for her until her misery catches up with her; it's burnout.
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It's an odd feeling when your own science fiction catches up with you.
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The good news is the Raspberry Pi Foundation usually, eventually, catches up with demand.
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Bhagwant Rangi (left) catches up with Rana Singh Sodhi after services at the gurdwara.
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Kris catches up with Khloé and Kim over lunch and the topic is Rob.
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But eventually, his age, and his persistent lack of confidence, catches up with him.
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Any journalist knows that "the correction never catches up with the error," Buell said.
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Her vote is growing as she catches up with both men in name recognition.
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Any other actresses want to speak up so maybe Hollywood catches up with the times?
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But it never really catches up with the EVs for efficiency, though it gets close.
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Before they can figure it out, William's asshole brother-in-law catches up with them.
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It is a haunting portrait of Bruce Wayne before his destiny catches up with him.
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While they're driving their beat-up Audi to the forest, the CIA catches up with them.
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PEOPLE takes you to the set of Fuller House – and catches up with its beloved cast.
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Dimaondback catches up with Luke outside the theater, shooting him with the Judas bullet once again.
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Jack, who lured Alicia into giving up her family's location, finally catches up with the Abigail.
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After leaving Dutch out of the fourth season premiere, "The Blood Tax" catches up with her.
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This eventually catches up with stocks as the economy grinds to a halt or even shrinks.
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Jay catches up with comedian pal Bill Burr in Burr's dream car — a 1965 Buick Riviera.
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Amazon has a long way to go before it catches up with the giants of the industry.
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In the exclusive clip above, Richard catches up with Loretta at a house party she is hosting.
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Until the law catches up with the times, there's no doubt that prosecutors will do it again.
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Morgan catches up with Carol, so they can talk a little bit and reassert their philosophical positions.
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Eventually, though, the reality of how laws work on the ground catches up with the laws themselves.
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That threat that catches up with Rodrigues and Garrpe when they are betrayed by Kichijiro (Yôsuke Kubozuka).
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She catches up with Rory Stewart, the international development secretary, who proposes a "citizens' assembly" to solve Brexit.
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"Koko — The Gorilla Who Talks" catches up with that language-savvy, kitten-cuddling primate as she turns 45.
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He ends up in El Paso, where he finally catches up with Layla, his former girlfriend from Princeton.
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Another country benefiting from a boost is Sweden, which almost catches up with America on the OECD's new measure.
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The new film catches up with Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, who's still flying 33 years after the original came out.
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Orders placed today will ship in February as the company catches up with its Kickstarter backers and pre-orders.
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It's also when hours of emailing, social media posting and hunting for digital monsters catches up with a normal phone.
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Waking up early for a fitness class before work usually catches up with me at the end of the day.
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He recharges and catches up with his friends and family and, among other things, sits very still on his couch.
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Season 2 catches up with the once-repressed Otis (Asa Butterfield) now gleefully in command of his teen male libido.
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But until drone regulation catches up with the technology, no one is quite sure how much power they can have.
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In this third episode of Q&As w/ KTB, Noisey editor Kim Taylor Bennett catches up with Bat for Lashes a.k.a.
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Yet for Gen Xers, "those are the years when it catches up with you," said Bankrate's chief financial analyst Greg McBride.
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This outdated era is slowly drawing to a close as, belatedly, the industry catches up with the artificial-intelligence (AI) revolution.
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At the end of the video, Snoop catches up with Trump in a parking lot and pulls a gun on him.
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He escaped capture from the feds for a long time, but most of the time your past catches up with you.
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VICE News catches up with Wintrich during a typical workday to see how the professional media troll reports from the White House.
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When Kelab catches up with his enemies in the final scenes, the action intensifies, the characters deepen, and the stakes are raised.
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But time catches up with everyone — and neither anti-aging clinics nor your ratio of alkaline to acidic foods can save you.
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Luke finally catches up with Claire, who has been busy analyzing his cells and trying to figure out how to heal him.
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It's worth having the sound on just for the sweary scolding she gives the guy when she finally catches up with him.
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On the hunt for the architects behind organized organ trafficking, the past catches up with Beat, who quickly reaches his personal limits.
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In the sections where technology catches up with the concepts Half-Life introduced all the way back in 1998, Black Mesa shines.
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Once he catches up with the fancy car, the man knocks on the window, and redistributes the trash back to its rightful owner.
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Its predicament grows more acute as the number of Palestinians between the Jordan river and the Mediterranean catches up with that of Jews.
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But the service has a ways to go before it catches up with Spotify, which reached 40 million paying customers in September 2016.
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Quickly, he's deeply invested in the Pearson family saga; he even catches up with Kevin before they begin shooting to discuss Jack's death.
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This may be the year that Apple finally catches up with Amazon, Roku, and Chromecast by offering 13K support on its streaming media device.
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"Unfortunately, for example, take tobacco: It took 50, 60 years of research before policy catches up with what the science is showing," Anderko said.
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Normally, there is a gap between fundamentals and market valuation where either of them catches up with the other over a period of time.
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" To the contrary, he asserted, "We will no longer be permitted to sacrifice each generation in turn while the law catches up with life.
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T2R is facing stronger growth prospects as it catches up with its peers in terms of network coverage and quality and enters new regions.
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The latest Australia Letter catches up with Imran Mohammad, a Rohingya refugee recently resettled in the U.S. from one of Australia's offshore detention camps.
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Until the market catches up with the changes, there will probably be a lag between people's jobs being automated away and new ones being created.
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When the technology catches up with the demand and a sex robot is something you could feasibly order from Amazon, what should it look like?
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Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive first look at the novel, which catches up with Emily at a New Year's Eve party at Gigi Hadid's house.
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On his trip, shot in a documentary style that manages to generate real suspense, he catches up with friends and family, mostly circus folk too.
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He catches up with Wendy's CEO Todd Penegor to get more insight into how the restaurant chain's breakfast strategy will work in a competitive market.
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When the film catches up with her, she's playing small gigs at a bar in the San Fernando Valley and working at a Trader Joe's proxy.
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The glasses guy that's been chasing Baker finally catches up with him, by waiting outside his ramshackle home in the pouring rain until 2:30 a.m.
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Every time data infrastructure finally catches up with the streams of information pouring in, another source and more demanding decision-making makes the existing technology obsolete.
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He lives around the corner from Liam Payne and his son, Bear, and catches up with Harry Styles whenever they find themselves in the same city.
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Like McCoy's junk bonds, the money is good until your luck runs out or the law (in Manafort's case, Robert Mueller) finally catches up with you.
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Without giving away too much of the story, by the time Moana catches up with him, Maui's been away from civilization — and a mirror — for years.
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I'm just dreading the day my credit card statement catches up with my enthusiasm — especially now that I've moved on from the venue to the dress.
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"If you accuse someone of being a sexual harasser or a racist or an anti-Semite, the reporting never catches up with the story," he said.
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As her past catches up with her, she discovers that her friends are being targeted in a way that has drastic consequences for the future of society.
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It has decent voice recognition and you can even hitch a bit and hem and haw, and the voice recognition waits and catches up with your command.
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This week's episode catches up with Debranike (Kate McKinnon) getting ready to see a former flame and avoiding touching any surfaces or other people as she waits.
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Our intrepid letter finally catches up with his errant appendage, and what transpires next makes what could have been just an ingenious story into a heartfelt experience.
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Bad Boys for Life catches up with its heroes Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) at what should be the end of their careers.
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Either way, Trump still has a long way left to go before he catches up with the record number of deportations that occurred during the Obama era.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN LIL NAS X's PLANNED 'COMING OUT' FOR WEEKSTHE #METOO MOVEMENT CATCHES UP WITH 'TOY STORY'DONALD TRUMP'S OVER-THE-TOP MILITARY PARADEKATHARINE MCPHEE'S SMOKING HONEYMOON PICS
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Below, EW catches up with the star to discuss motherhood's effect on her music, working with Nicki Minaj, and why she'll never record only one genre of music.
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E-commerce is projected to grow rapidly in Italy as the country catches up with other European countries such as Britain where shopping online is much more common.
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And for those who prefer prose — or are ridiculously excited for Solo — Daniel José Older's new novel Last Shot catches up with Han and Lando as older gentlemen.
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A new trailer catches up with our four favorite Leda clones; Helena, Alison and Cosima all take turns with Sarah in a narration inspired by Alice in Wonderland.
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The new Wizarding World film catches up with a young Dumbledore (Jude Law) while teaching at Hogwarts, and his students Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) and Leta Lestrange (Zoe Kravitz).
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After finding nothing but Philadelphia mail, grease-soaked pizza boxes and Lurpak butter wrappers, the stigma of searching for food in a big iron drum catches up with me.
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A group of boys strolls down the street laughing at a YouTube video, while a girl waiting for her lift home catches up with the Kardashian sisters on Instagram.
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The flagship Star Wars title, which is coming up on its 50th issue in July, catches up with our heroes between the original movie and The Empire Strikes Back.
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While he's on the run, he makes friends with a fellow hermit (John Hurt) who teaches him about the wonders of nature — until his stepfather catches up with him.
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Refineries have plenty of spare capacity now and will have in the future as the industry catches up with the reality of a population using less oil, said the official.
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The scene kind of got ruined when the showrunners did the exact same thing in the finale, as Tyrion catches up with Podrick and Bronn, and Brienne with The Hound.
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Until the insurance industry catches up with science and the law by eliminating barriers to treatment, and the capacity for treatment matches the epidemic, government intervention and funding is essential.
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It is safe to assume some improvement in recent years, but even so, there is clearly a long way to go before overall spending catches up with enrollment and inflation.
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Accidental Courtesy follows pianist Daryl Davis around the country as he gives talks, visits racially significant sites, and catches up with buddies—who happen to be current or former Klansmen.
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"Don Giovanni", which tells the story of a sexually promiscuous nobleman whose past finally catches up with him, premiered in Prague, then part of the Austrian Hapsburg Empire, on Oct.
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Meredith Blake from The Los Angeles Times catches up with Aldama and the athletes at the center of the show to see how they're adapting to life post-viral fame.
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The last scene of Endgame has no dialogue; it catches up with Steve and Peggy, at an unspecified point in time, dancing alone in private, sharing a long-awaited kiss.
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A mission to land the first space probe on a comet reaches a major milestone when the unmanned Rosetta spacecraft finally catches up with its quarry on Wednesday Aug 6, 2014.
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CNBC catches up with the former president at an event in Cairo to discuss what he's learnt when he was in power and what other countries, such as Egypt, can learn.
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Yet as their nations of origin grow more prosperous, these tables are being turned, as the wealth of the homeland catches up with — and often exceeds — its once-privileged members abroad.
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Too much and somehow not enough has been written about Fleabag's bewitching second season, which catches up with our flawed heroine over a year after the rock bottom of Season 1.
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That's where their old friend and Imperial honcho Orson Krennic catches up with them, and a very young Jyn, in the flashback sequence that is likely to arrive early in the movie.
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Elsewhere, Jack catches up with his Secret Service fling, and we find out that since living across from Will, he's given up on "Just Jack!" which is now a strictly forbidden topic.
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The opening number, "The Whiskey Song," was an uproarious drinking anthem during which the bacchanalian delights celebrated in the first verse curdle into groans as the performers' overindulgence catches up with them.
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Sports Illustrated's recent "Where Are They Now?" issue catches up with past athletic greats like Billy Blanks, Ken Griffey Jr., and the 1996 U.S. olympic gymnastic team, also known as the Magnificent Seven.
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Even if rule of law is only weakened in a few sectors, this eventually catches up with central bankers, who come to act less as independent stewards than as loyal, or fearful, cronies.
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As history catches up with her, she checks in with her ex (Scoot McNairy) and has stern talks with her teenage daughter (Jade Pettyjohn), who has taken up with a sleazoid (Beau Knapp).
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Children of 9/11: 15 Years Later In this stirring documentary, PEOPLE catches up with several of the children who were born just after their fathers died in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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It also said customers would still experience a slower response than normal as it catches up with a continued backlog of orders, while customers' ability to track shipments handled by Maersk was still unavailable.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF source: Fengyuan ZhuWhile the world catches up with VR, imperfect but affordable options for entry like Google Cardboard and Samsung's Gear VR will get the job done.
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"Doctor Sleep," Mike Flanagan's adaptation of the novel by Stephen King, catches up with Danny Torrance, who as a child was terrorized by demons and his own father at a spooky Rocky Mountain hotel.
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This interest rate hike was only a quarter of a percent, but it is likely the first of many, as the economy's health finally catches up with the Fed's simmering desire to raise rates.
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"Today's announcement is a bold and welcome move to ensure the tax system catches up with the modern world of work," Torsten Bell, director of the Resolution Foundation think tank, said in a statement.
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The result: legitimate securities tokens will be a good way to raise capital for unique assets as the regulatory landscape catches up with the technology and a more liquid market for security tokens results.
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When the law catches up with the industry, criminal pleas are taken and fines are paid; unfortunately, the fines often amount to no more than the fee for a license to break the law.
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The Lexus model will be Toyota's first full-sized, battery operated passenger car as the Japanese automaker catches up with rivals, including Nissan Motor Co and Tesla Inc , which have marketed battery EVs for years.
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Archie (KJ Apa), who is selling Christmas trees in front of Pop's with his father Fred (Luke Perry), catches up with Jughead (Cole Sprouse) about the recent breakups as well as plans for the holidays.
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His pleas about supporting his family and potentially losing his house have an urgency there that's gone by the time the movie catches up with him eight years later, but he's still trotting them out.
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The story, devised by Tiffany and Thorne with J. K. Rowling, catches up with the boy wizard nineteen years after "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," with the hero's son on his way to Hogwarts.
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Now that the movement is back on its feet, Canadian feminists say, they hope the grass-roots movement catches up with the political leadership, and changes spread from politics and the media into other domains.
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Romanoff's storied past as a Russian spy catches up with her as soon as she touches down, and she's confronted by the people that she abandoned in her dogged pursuit of justice as an Avenger.
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For context, the Wii U sold around 13 million Wii U consoles total at the end of last year, which would mean Switch catches up with just a year on shelves, if Nintendo's estimates prove accurate.
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The film catches up with the long-adored characters played by Hugh Grant, Andie McDowell, Kristin Scott Thomas, Rowan Atkinson and more from the original cast, who reunited 25 years after the original release in 1994.
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In his short time as acting chief of staff, Mulvaney has traveled frequently with the President to his Florida club -- making himself a notable, but unobtrusive presence as the President catches up with friends and patrons.
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Sometimes you realize that all you've eaten in the last week is burgers, and wings, and pizza, and fries, and combinations thereof, and maybe you need to make some changes before it catches up with you.
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Glass, the third and final movie in the Shyamalan trilogy, catches up with Bruce Willis' infamous vigilante hero David Dunn from Unbreakable and James McAvoy's numerous personalities of Kevin Wendell Crumb from Split all these years later.
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I wonder if 2017 could be the year free-to-play's unsavory design catches up with it, and in place of cookie-cutter mobile games — or at least alongside them — we see a renewed push for experimentation.
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When Mashable catches up with him at a recreated slice of Nepal in the middle of a Surrey forest on a gray February Tuesday, halfway through filming for the forthcoming Doctor Strange, he's nevertheless in fine form.
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In the clip, Franco — now a bosun — catches up with returning deckhand Colin Macy-O'Toole about the rest of their old crew, including former stewardess Laughton, who did not come back to the show this time around.
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Michael Burnham finally catches up with the Starfleet ship in a new teaser for CBS's Star Trek Discovery, and if it lives up to this trailer, the first season could change the game for Star Trek fans.
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The documentary catches up with Williams not long after the birth of her first child, and if you watch carefully, you can catch glimpses of Williams' husband, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, appearing in the series too.
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And once her past catches up with her and those adventures start, she winds up feeling like a Pixar heroine in a Hayao Miyazaki world, with a touch of globe-trotting Hergé expansiveness thrown in for flavor.
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Until the law catches up with those who distribute revenge porn, and platforms are made to assume responsibility for the content they host, people like Whitney Cummings will remain obliged to take matters into their own hands.
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Directed by Ester Gould and Reijer Zwann, "Strike a Pose" depicts the lives of the seven male dancers who worked for Madonna on that tour, and catches up with the six who are still with us today.
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The bigger reset [in stock prices] could potentially occur in the [first quarter of 2019] based on the timing of when the weakness in the supply chain and extent of customer-inventory reduction catches up with semi companies.
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In two sobering storylines, Rebecca's monetary mismanagement catches up with her, and she realizes that she may not be the heroine of a two-and-a-half star romantic comedy but the saboteur of Josh and Valencia's happiness.
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My Life Now is a new series from PEOPLE that follows host Jeremy Parsons as he catches up with the men and women from the magazine's most memorable human interest stories, which include many inspirational figures like Kinan.
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CARA includes state grants to increase addiction treatment, funds that are urgently needed until the insurance industry catches up with science and the law by eliminating pre-authorization requirements and other barriers to care, as Cigna recently did.
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Related: 'Homeland' battles on, as reality catches up with Showtime drama The actress said she's ready to let go of her character, Carrie Mathison, counterterrorism expert with bipolar disorder who has endured a great deal through the years.
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Keeping on the theme of summer, photographer Monique Jaques catches up with a community of merfolk at its annual California Mermaid Con, while Karine Laval's dreamy poolside photographs are as surreal as they are refreshing in this summer heat.
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" - NetflixAvailable July 22 Orange Is the New Black: Season 22019 (22)"A privileged New Yorker ends up in a women's prison when a past crime catches up with her in this Emmy-winning series from the creator of Weeds.
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The movie concludes with the shocking revelation that Laurie is Michael's other sister, born too young to know him and sheltered from the truth all her life — until, of course, her past literally catches up with her on Halloween.
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And while this seems like a long trek, it only takes the Soyuz about five minutes to get into space, and another six hours before it catches up with the ISS—which is hurtling around Earth at 17,000 mph.
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In this installment of the "Star Wars" franchise, the Resistance prepares for battle with the First Order and Rey (Daisy Ridley) catches up with the elusive Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), hoping to convince him to come back and fight.
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But until the manufacturing and testing technology catches up with the projected billion-dollar CBD industry, you have to take your chances when you use a CBD product, especially if you need to pass a urine drug test anytime soon.
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Collective, automatic rights managed at a high level are the domain of large companies that can navigate the agreements and pay the huge fines associated with operating outside their terms while the law catches up with the rest of the world.
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Directed by Ivo van Hove and co-created by Bowie and playwright Enda Walsh, the show catches up with Earth-trapped alien Thomas Newtown (Michael C. Hall), played by Bowie in the 1976 film The Man Who Fell to Earth.
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Each of these cases, and unfortunately, many more like them, show that if you cut corners and fail to cultivate a positive culture, it eventually catches up with you, no matter how successful you may be in the short term.
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Urged on by the imperative of the title, she bombards a waiter with existential questions; she invites a couple home for a threesome; she catches up with a college friend; and she appears on a game show designed to empower women.
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The startup is building the framework for a linked universe of user-generated worlds where people can meet up in VR with a backbone that the company's leadership believes will allow the company to scale quickly once VR hardware catches up with expectations.
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Where to watch: Netflix In a truly sadistic holiday episode, This Is Us catches up with the Pearsons in 1989, when Kate goes to the hospital with appendicitis and the family runs into a dying Dr. K. That entire sentence should be illegal!
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An OECD report presented on June 12 concluded that if, through investment in broadband, Germany's average connection speed catches up with the average of the top 10 countries by 2025, GDP per capita will get a three percent boost after 10 years.
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Filmmakers are still trying to wrap their heads around virtual reality, and the results are a mixed bag — but as the technology to create catches up with cinematic techniques honed over decades, new and interesting experiences are popping up right and left.
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It's a fun movie, but let's not forget the real story here... The final book in Meg Cabot's delightful series about catches up with a 25-year-old Mia Thermopolis, now officially engaged to "world's greatest lover" Michael Moscovitz (it's canon, trust us).
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Mr. McNally and other analysts speculate that the oil producers hope a freeze agreement would be sufficient to shore up prices until gradually growing demand catches up with supply — which many forecasts say will happen either this year or in early 2017.
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"It's about two brutalized peoples, Irish and African-American, one fleeing famine, and one fleeing slavery, who meet in the Five Points, and, for a brief moment, change the flow of American history, until America catches up with it," Mr. Kirwan said.
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But the crush of normativity eventually catches up with them: Jo, at least in the novel, is eventually pushed into straight marriage, while Laurie, in both the novel and the movie, attempts to fulfill at least half of his fantasy with Amy.
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"Putting this month's reading to one side, there are now clear signs that global aluminium output will recover in the second half of 2019 as output in China catches up with the rest of the world," Kieran Clancy at Capital Economics said in a note.
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So Apple is likely playing a long game and waiting to see where the chips fall, and that could play out in its favor if, like Cook has suggested, the company waits until the technology catches up with our expectations of the eventual product.
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As she gets older, Sarah's childhood of constant surveillance and hardships smoothed out into pleasant nothings catches up with her, making her an object of curiosity on a playground full of kids who grew up discovering their messy world at the click of a button.
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Three-times major winner Jordan Spieth will try to bounce back after losing his putting mojo in 2018, while Dustin Johnson at age 34 needs to get cracking if he wants to add to his solitary major title before Father Time catches up with him.
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In a video documenting the landing, the drone first catches up with the car, paces it, temporarily flies two feet above the car and then uses visual recognition systems to find a target on the roof of the car and use that guide the final landing.
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My colleague Vlad Savov put it best in his coverage of Huawei's live event earlier today: the tablet can be as technologically advanced as you like, but it's an Android tablet, and no one should get excited until the software catches up with the hardware. h2.
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Even if it just catches up with other economies over the coming decade those extra workers would add a total of $455 billion to its economic output over that period, delivering huge additional gains for stock markets in both the world's biggest economy and around the planet.
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The head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said Monday it's time that health care catches up with other industries when it comes to providing consumers greater transparency about prices up front and easier access to their records and health data once they have received care.
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Greylock COO Tom Frangione catches up with Kim Stevenson, Intel COO for the Client and Internet of Things Businesses and Systems Architecture Group, to discuss how startups can sell to larger enterprises, the importance of IT innovation and what the future of machine learning means for enterprise companies.
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Megan (Courtnee Draper) is an ordinary teen who wants to be popular and is immediately dubious of her mother's new boyfriend and his daughter – and rightly so, because they are refugees of an alien planet populated by golden bubbles and it's only a matter of time before that catches up with everyone!
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This week's episode is roughly divided into two parts, with most of the first involving the two current incarnations of Agent Dale Cooper — the addled insurance agent Dougie Jones and the vicious Mr. C — while the second part mostly catches up with a handful of the show's original characters, back in Twin Peaks.
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How to use a sit-stand desk Until research catches up with scientifically based recommendations, Chambers and other experts in the field suggest trying these tricks to get the most from your standing desk: Try to alternate frequently What's best for the body is not to sit or stand, but to move, Chambers said.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Tom Caswell (Gizmodo)Anki doesn't think it's cracked the code and developed the perfect robot to work at the center of your smart home, but with Vector it feels it's created a robot adorable enough, and smart enough, to tide you over until the future finally catches up with our desire.
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Facebook Morale, Already Hurt by Share Drop, Suffers Another Hit Sarah Frier catches up with what Facebook employees are saying on the anonymous talk-trash-about-your-job app Blind: "I'm f-ing exhausted of cleaning up after the sloppy and careless mistakes that made so many of the people responsible for them so, so rich," said a third.
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Often it will just be someone who catches up with you at the regular conference you go to in some other country once a year, just to see if there's anything you might know, and if there is—or what you know might have suddenly become important—maybe they'll put you in touch with someone else.
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Danny Flaherty is Shane, crazy eyes sadistically aflame each time he catches up with Jack, taunting, punching or landing kick after sickening kick, perpetuating a feud that predates the arrival of the younger boy and making us wonder about the nature of blame and cowardice and the responsibility of family members to look out for one another.
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The first is the Roseanne revival, which catches up with the characters 20-plus years after the original show left the air (a necessity for a series that's live-action — nobody would buy Sara Gilbert as a teenager, most likely), but which also left me wondering if the world would be clamoring for a Simpsons revival had the original ended in, say, 2001.
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But if "La La Land" is any indication that movies are going to start taking cues from musicals again, here's hoping that Hollywood catches up with what many musical theater fans have come to expect: A musical can be more than just a meet-cute song-and-dance escape; it can also be an opportunity to push the form forward.
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Carol Danvers is part-human, part-alien, with a tendency to make her own rules when those in place don't fly, Larson told EW. Instead of seeing how her powers originated, the film catches up with Carol already doing the whole superhero thing and facing off with Mar-Vell (Jude Law) and the villainous Starforce, as well as Talos (Ben Mendelsohn) and an army of Skrulls (evil shapeshifters. Cool!).
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