Also in attendance were Eric Berger, the general manager of Sony's streaming service Crackle, and Ben Ketai, creator of the Crackle original series StartUp.
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Crackle Crackle is a free and ad-supported service with a wide range of movies, TV shows, and original content, including everything from Bewitched to Hot Rod.
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Next up was the $200 Crackle cover, which featured a gorgeous black-and-white design that reminded me of the crackle nail polish trend that was huge in 2011.
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LOS ANGELES — A Crackle movie is the new winning.
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The finale had whiplash crackle, like a breathless Russian dance.
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I work best to a little wind, plus fire crackle.
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That crackle apparently just doesn't fly with luxury auto brands.
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That way you get a nice crackle on the skin.
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And the risqué animated series "SuperMansion" returns on Sony Crackle.
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At first, they thought the sharp crackle was gravity's work.
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Scene: Certain days on Capitol Hill have an extra crackle.
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The final act doesn't match the crackle of its buildup.
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Hadid shows off the new Classic Freestyle Hi Crackle sneaker (which is a part of the Always Classic Spring/Summer 2018 campaign) featuring a fashion-forward patent leather finish with a crocodile crackle effect.
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"At Crackle, we believe that creating content and ad experiences that mirror changing consumer habits are instrumental for driving viewer attention," said Crackle General Manager and EVP, Sony Pictures Television Digital Networks, Eric Berger.
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Feeling the air crackle around me, I knew it must be.
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All 13 episodes of the first season are available on Crackle.
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The entire first season of StartUp launches September 6 on Crackle.
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"I want my work to crackle, to be inspired," he said.
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In practice, here's how this would work, as Crackle describes it.
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This seems like the most legitimate series Crackle has ever made.
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Lightning would strike twenty miles away and the UHF would crackle.
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All of the book's chapters on the law crackle with energy.
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Even if you don't taste salt, you'll notice the reliable crackle.
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There's a natural chemistry between these women that makes these relationships crackle.
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Drizzle Grey Suede with Crackle Leather Women's Jutti D'Orsay Flats, $84.95; toms.com
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The series' entire back catalog has already moved from Crackle to Netflix.
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THE pages crackle, specks of parchment falling to the ground like snowflakes.
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Fudge, walnuts, and swirls of graham crackle and caramel filled ever bite.
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They began dating in 2014 after starring on the Crackle series Chosen.
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Overhead, lightning began to crackle, and the wind began to pick up.
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You notice his paunch, the warm crackle of his voice at rest.
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Or watch as Crackle begins its original programming on Xfinity on Demand.
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" She appears in the new season of the Sony Crackle series "StartUp.
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A PRAYER FOR MR. T: THE SUPERMANSION THANKSGIVING SPECIAL on Sony Crackle.
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Sayles's dry wit and cynicism crackle in both the narration and dialogue.
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In his breast pocket James heard the doctor's bill crackle a little.
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The crust has a touch of crackle; the inside is all velvet.
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But there was a certain crackle missing throughout the three-hour show.
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So there's the lack of the crackle you want during an interview.
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They get along some of the time, but crackle for most of it.
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Watch it for free now with ads (unfortunately), on Crackle, Sony's streaming service.
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We're on Netflix and Hulu, Amazon and Crackle, Showtime Go and HBO Now.
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And the flash and crackle of pure celebrity looks as alluring as ever.
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Pillows in metallic crackle, marble, and skull motifs go from $36 to $39.
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We have a service called Crackle which has been very successful for us.
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A new series on Crackle shows Ed Westwick in a brand new light.
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Another option would be to move new and old episodes away from Crackle.
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I loved the crackle of Champagne, its hot pine needles down my throat.
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But missing are tone, pace and flavor — that elusive snap, crackle and pop.
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She awoke several times to the crackle of burning crosses outside her home.
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Sap and dried needles tend to crackle, pop and explode when they burn.
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A lot of snap, crackle and pop but nothing of any real substance.
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You have Twitch, you have Crackle. Cruncho. Bumble. Twerk. Glorp. Flurp. Uber. Eyeball.
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The same grains, toasted to a crackle, had been tossed over the top.
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How else could he compete with that calamitous Kirby crackle or dumbfounding Ditko Brobdingnagianness?
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"As I watched the paper crackle and burn, something in me released," she adds.
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Conspiratorial-sounding mechanisms hum, click, and crackle arhythmically, as low- droning tones linger on.
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Crackle on Thursday also dropped a trailer for the show, which launches March 16.
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The chugging, Spanish-tinged "Sympathy" and the shapeshifting "Flower Moon" crackle with nervous energy.
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Just easy streaming on your laptop or on your TV through Crackle-compatible devices.
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This artist's concept illustrates a Martian dust storm, which might also crackle with electricity.
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IN RECENT years breakfast cereals seem to have lost their snap, crackle and pop.
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YouTube, Vimeo, Crackle, AOL and Funny or Die all nabbed nods in various categories.
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As she speaks, her distinctive electric crackle of a voice hits an expressive peak.
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The Rice Krispies mascots are gnomes who are aptly named Snap, Crackle, and Pop.
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The rolls are plump, if slightly overburnished with oil, and obligingly crackle and shatter.
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These scenes are supposed to crackle with sexual tension but come off as silly.
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On the eve of the festival, fireworks, an important centerpiece, crackle through the night.
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THE KARATE KID (1984) on iTunes, Amazon, Crackle, Google Play, Hulu, Vudu and YouTube.
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But it was hard to miss that crackle of presidential politics in the air.
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"American spellings everyone!" she commanded her half-dozen international colleagues through the Skype crackle.
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Mr. Murphy's web series, "Charlie Murphy's Crash Comedy," was seen on Crackle in 2009.
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From left, GM of Crackle and EVP of Sony Pictures Digital Television Networks, Eric Berger, actors Bryan Cranston and Dennis Quaid and Chairman of Sony pictures Television, Steve Mosko are seen at the Crackle Upfront at New York City Center on Wed.
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I tighten, loosen, and retighten my legs, enjoying the rhythmic crackle of my pubic hair.
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Röhm is currently starring as Agent Aria Price on the Sony Crackle show The Oath.
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So far, Vizio has announced that Hulu, Vudu, Crackle, iHeartRadio, and Xumo will come bundled.
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And Pine is absolutely charming in the role, giving the film humor, pop, and crackle.
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On Tuesday, the new parents were spotted out together celebrating Brody's new Crackle series, StartUp.
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Brian Urlacher guest stars in Rob Riggle's Ski Master Academy streaming now on Sony Crackle.
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Röhm is currently starring as Agent Aria Price on the Sony Crackle series The Oath.
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More recently, Crackle launched its new drama StartUp, which stars Adam Brody and Martin Freeman.
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Snakes crackle over an open flame as the Sand Snakes plot their revenge in Dorne.
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Later, fireworks crackle against a night so inky and velvet that it hardly seems film.
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The exploding air pockets in the cane's hollow stalks pop and crackle like eerie applause.
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Without the crackle of in-the-flesh performances, I was rarely moved to profound emotion.
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ALWAYS SHINE (2016) Stream on Amazon, Crackle or Vudu; rent on Google Play, iTunes, YouTube.
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Those qualities also make their scenes with other characters crackle in unexpected and welcome ways.
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Other faces are almost lost to the crackle of decay on the glass plate negatives.
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You hear more snap, crackle and pop in your joints than in your breakfast cereal.
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Their initial crackle melted into a corn-flavored fluff on the tongue before completely disappearing.
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In the mostly empty mall, the only sound was the odd crackle of an escalator.
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There are certain days on Capitol Hill when things take on an extra little crackle.
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Two Hands is tighter and punchier, with an earthy mix of guitar crackle and twang.
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Occasionally, a radio would crackle with news that a car bomber had been spotted nearby.
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THE BIG LEBOWSKI (1998) on Netflix, Crackle, Google Play, YouTube, Amazon Prime, iTunes and Vudu.
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The series previously ran on Crackle for nine seasons before Netflix acquired the show in 2017.
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Until earlier this month, the show was on Crackle, but it appears to have been pulled.
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VR content will soon be arriving on yet another digital streaming service — this time, Sony's Crackle.
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"The anticipation that we were going to meet Cher made the air crackle," Colin Firth says.
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Aiming for a sharp clarity that cuts through nets of amplifier distortion, they crackle and sting.
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On the other hand, though, Laura Dern and Oscar Isaac practically crackle in their scenes together.
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The space in and around the notes is filled in with the cassette tape's magnetic crackle.
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That pop and crackle you hear at the beginning is coming from a real vinyl record.
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Me: No. JMK: Because instead of going snap, crackle, pop, they just lie there and bang!
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Many of these are channels you may be familiar with, like Crackle, Adult Swim, and Vevo.
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The crackle of the 5G ether during times when no one really has anything to say.
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Calls were rapidly placed, both holds were released, and there was a sudden crackle of anticipation.
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Her jokes crackle with character work and strategic shifts in her nasal voice to deeper registers.
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Y junto a ellos, Charles Mingus al bajo y Roy "Snap Crackle" Haynes en la batería.
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Here, finally, was a pop equivalent to the hushed crackle and morbidity associated with SoundCloud rap.
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We are still recording music with our first Korg sequencer, even though the sliders crackle much more.
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How well does it crackle (if it sounds like popcorn, you've got an imposter on your hands)?
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When made right, the filaments of dough—called rziza—crackle in your mouth like pine needles underfoot.
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Jerry Seinfeld's web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee is also leaving Crackle this year for Netflix.
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Today, me alone in Room Valiant, here comes same crackle: Here's what I don't get, Meg says.
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You'll long for a meeting of the minds as much as the crackle of a physical attraction.
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That means Seinfeld is leaving behind Sony's Crackle streaming service after nearly five years and nine seasons.
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But on dates, I wanted to feel the crackle of sexual tension that comes with being secretive.
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Chemistry will crackle and come to life when Venus syncs up with stabilizing Saturn on the 29th.
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Well, faster than you could say snap, crackle, pop -- a customer raised a stink on social media.
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You might not have expected the bitter, charred crackle encasing the silky sheen of melted 'mallow within.
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Hunter Schafer makes a worthwhile debut as Jules and together, the two crackle with chemistry on-screen.
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Crackle on Thursday unveiled exclusive art from and the trailer for the show, which launches March 16.
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On "Everybody Lost Somebody," though, Antonoff's sensibilities crystalize and crackle in a way we haven't heard before.
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The yolks quiver; the whites are riddled with bubbles; the dark brown frills crackle between the teeth.
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And the stories they tell in this warm, evocative documentary crackle with humor and glow with reverence.
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These pages crackle with excitement — and charging cavalries, false identities, arranged marriages, scheming industrialists and missing persons.
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And crème brûlée might be loved only half as much without the contrapuntal crackle of burned sugar.
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"I loved the crackle of the whole spices in the mouth; they give it texture," he said.
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"I loved the crackle of the whole spices in the mouth; they give it texture," he said.
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"Holy cow!" she said as the skin on slices of golden tilefish began to sear and crackle.
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They crackle, but are just an excuse; the dipping sauce, a heady swirl of tamarind, is all.
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In light of this question, the climactic moments of Destiny 2's story crackle with a new vitality.
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Netflix topped the list with a score of 78 and just one service—Sony's Crackle—dropped below 70.
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Until recently, the series was streaming on Crackle, and is still available for purchase on Amazon and iTunes.
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With a chilling crackle, the head spins around to reveal a face-sized mouth ringed with jagged teeth.
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But here, canoers, bird-watchers and even the dogs paid little heed to the distant crackle of gunfire.
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His show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, which launched in 2012 on Crackle, will also move to Netflix.
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Every sound — whether it's the crackle of the fire or an animal off in the distance — becomes thundering.
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Season 8 of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee premieres June 16 on Crackle, with new episodes every Thursday.
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In addition, when using AirPods outside, there was occasional interference, causing the audio to crackle and cut out.
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I kept turning my head as I heard the crackle of sizzling fat, hoping our plate was next.
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"When the thing really ignited it made a whoosh, a crackle; the wood just blazed up," he said.
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Even Cat himself seems a bit drowsy, frequently falling asleep at moments that might otherwise crackle with tension.
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But while the dialogue often has a comic crackle, the characters' fecklessness is less charmingly kooky than exasperating.
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That led Sony to announce last year it would seek new strategic partners to help it run Crackle.
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She hears a crackle, then another and another, until the unmistakable sound of a radio transmission is heard.
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How did falafel, fried to a crackle and served over hummus and harissa with pickle wheels, get here?
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Sesame seeds are tossed in at the end, with their hint of must and tiny crackle; they matter.
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Once they found a rhythm and once pitches began to crackle, they became progressively more difficult to hit.
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The leaves underneath my feet crackle like gunshots, growing louder and louder, shaking my feet with every step.
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Once they were gold and cooked to a fine crackle; another time they were ghostly pale and limp.
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Where to stream: Sony Crackle Preparing a holiday dinner without over- or undercooking the turkey is stressful enough.
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The crackle of a buttery laminated shell filled with wobbly vanilla-spiked custard is elemental in its pleasure.
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Sex, blood, dirty money: It's all there in this Crackle drama about the ugly side of pretty things.
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I wanted to be able to slice it with the side of a fork and hear it crackle.
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Be careful, if they are still a little wet, they will burst and crackle when they hit the oil!
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So if you're using an app like Crackle, some of the ads you'll see are sold by Roku itself.
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The home around her transforms, too: the walls crackle upward and the floor warmly glows like pools of lava.
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On "The Sadist," Lamont's sax chops up Dave Witte's rapid beats while Aaron Dallison's ripped vocals crackle with distortion.
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The Garbage Times and White Ibis, a new pair of related novellas by Sam Pink, crackle with humanistic intimacy.
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Residents in Los Mochis said the crackle of gunfire and loud bangs shattered the silence around 4:30 a.m.
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Ms. Ifill's dispatches for The Times, where she worked from 1991 to 1994, still crackle with energy and insight.
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Yes, said David, and I heard the hiss and crackle of him sucking on another joint across the room.
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Grilled chicken gets a meld of tamarind and fish sauce, sprinkled with roasted rice powder for the faintest crackle.
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After all the lush fat and crackle, it tastes like hardly anything at all, and exactly what you need.
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Tubi and Crackle, both free streaming services (with advertisements), offer a surprisingly wide array of slashers from across decades.
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But "The Sandman" has a fresher crackle than these predecessors, a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost.
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But if the amplifiers had a crackle or the lead singer had a cold, you might get it wrong.
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He applied crackle and hiss to his songs in order to distract from parts he found rough and lame.
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Her bagels are palm size, rolled by hand, slowly risen for flavor, boiled and well baked to a chewy crackle.
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Rob Riggle's new comedy series Rob Riggle's Ski Master Academy is streaming free online and on the Sony Crackle app.
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Wouldn't you rather be able to discuss your feelings over the crackle of a fireplace rather than a loud party?
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And in the absence of Netflix, CBS All Access, Crackle, Hulu, and Amazon stepped up their presence at the conference.
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Strikingly juxtaposed, one light show explodes boisterously, so full of crackle and boom, while the other sparkles in eerie silence.
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Both bled each other to death over the march of drums and the crackle and burl of blown speaker blight.
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This is the point or rather he's the point where for me the energies within your story converge, crackle, glow.
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Sony first acquired Crackle in 2006, making it one of the older free, ad-supported streaming services on the market.
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Sagittarius' element is fire, and the crackle of a bonfire is a powerful metaphor for individuals born under this sign.
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The food writer Nigel Slater says he loves "the crackle of winter" and setting the season's table by the fire.
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It's all crackle and give, shining with sugar syrup and bronzed at the top, under a rough dust of pistachios.
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And that you tiao: It's a small miracle, with a sharper crackle than any I've tried in Chinatown or China.
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The second time I tried it, the rice had a golden crackle and the curry was worth paying attention to.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' First, slabs of pork belly are fried until they're half crackle, half wobble.
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Here are five creepy story lines from the fifth and sixth seasons of the original series, now streaming on Crackle.
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Its clashes between double-crossing cops and gangsters, none of them sure whom they can trust, crackle with tension. 7.
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The move is a blow to Crackle, Sony's streaming service, which has run the show since its debut in 2012.
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What is it going to do with Crackle, its free over-the-top way of distributing its video content today?
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They listened to the gust of wind feeding the flames, and the crackle of burning ivory, rhino horn and other items.
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The magazine reports that the couple first met on the set of their Crackle series Chosen, which began streaming in 2013.
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Irene had to return the counter the next day, but its crackle stayed in my mind, a soundtrack to my worries.
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Airy puffs of pastry enfold bits of fish and slices of caramelized apples that crunch and crackle merrily inside my head.
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Crackle is the entire point of the nonconformist pie that's sprinkled with salt, pepper and rosemary, and shellacked with bacon fat.
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I turned off the burner and listened to the pot crackle before I lay down and fell back into the darkness.
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LOS ANGELES — Sony's Crackle is kicking off the holiday season with a Christmas special for its stop-motion comedy series SuperMansion.
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Fei-Fei Li heard the crackle of a cat's brain cells a couple of decades ago and has never forgotten it.
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Vadim Rizov, The A.V. Club: Perplexed as to why lesser-loved streaming channel Crackle is on the homepage of this smartphone?
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Instead, she ends up standing up for another woman's experience, but Tiff's anger and institutions and patriarchy crackle throughout Levin's scenes.
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Early humans probably didn't survive by starting fires the cartoon way, scrubbing a stick between their palms until snap, crackle, poof!
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Leaves crackle beneath our feet—tinder, kindling— as we walk by the brook, the crab-apple tree a crimson pointilliste nimbus.
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He's a gifted lyricist, but his signature is his voice, which modulates effortlessly between a subterranean murmur and a high crackle.
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Rice Krispies Serving size: 40 grams Sugars: 4 grams 0.1 grams of sugar per dry ounce Snap, crackle, pop -- low sugar!
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Terms like progressivism and democratic socialism, which add crackle and spark to today's national political conversation, are not academic concepts here.
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The more traditional orchestral textures also crackle with lyrical beauty and harmonic interest, as in "Louise's Aria," for Malcolm X's mother.
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As part of the deal, all original programming from Crackle will be available to Xfinity TV customers across all available platforms.
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But while Sony, which made Seinfeld for NBC, has its own streaming service, you probably don't spend much time on ... Crackle.
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YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, Twitch, Crackle, Vudu, and DailyMotion are among the sites allowed to autoplay videos with sound turned on by default.
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As they made their way toward each other, with the help of smart editing and inspired camerawork, you felt a dialectic crackle.
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Patriotic anthems like "The East Is Red" crackle from loudspeakers, women dance with fans and school children march along quaint, wide streets.
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Recently, Brody has been filming the Sony Crackle streaming series StartUp and the thriller Ready or Not, which hits theaters this year.
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Part of Curtis's extraordinary talent as a filmmaker is his knack for culling fragments of archival footage that crackle with emotional resonance.
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"I was turned talking to my friend and heard the loud crackle of the tree breaking and saw it fall," she said.
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This means the Shair is capable of producing cleaner, clearer sound, so you can hear the slight crackle in the singer's voice.
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Ernest had a strange voice, Fulton said, an electric crackle like a mistuned radio, though Fulton said he never really heard much.
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Murder doesn't stop for the Olympics For a brief moment, the tense calm of the street is shattered by a loud crackle.
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During the performance, the Holosphere will illuminate with swirling galaxies, crackle with darts of electricity, and transform into slowly rotating alien planets.
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"Start Up carries out our promise to continue our commitment to quality drama," said Crackle general manager Eric Berger in a statement.
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I remember inspecting my cereal bowl for the tiny gremlins that set off the mini-explosions that went snap, crackle and pop.
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The crackle in the air at Nix and other recent meatless restaurants is what you get when you liberate vegetables from vegetarianism.
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The next season of "Comedians in Cars," which will be its ninth, will have its premiere on Crackle in the coming months.
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We don't curl up to the magnet hum of a cathode ray tube and the tinny crackle and pop of facsimile logs.
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But as the sun set over the Legislature Council, under the crackle of tear gas canisters, Ms. Ip looked weary and disillusioned.
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The pace is jaunty, the scenes crackle with gleeful, giddy incredulity, and the dry business of statecraft attains the velocity of farce.
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His newest part-memoir, "The Christmas Chronicles," pays homage to "the crackle of winter" and the traditions celebrated from November through January.
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The fluke meunière may be sautéed to a textbook golden crackle, or it could arrive looking as pale as a fish belly.
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And the bread, from an Italian baker in the neighborhood, has a respectable inner loft and outer crispness, if not outright crackle.
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"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" started on Crackle four and half years ago, and is the highest-profile offering on the service.
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EST The shutdown is over (for now) so keep an eye on the accounts below as they'll crackle back to life soon.
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In our offices, our schools, on airplanes and everywhere else: We travel in an aura of creme, soundtracked by a Juulish crackle.
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That extra horsepower bump is backed by a high-flow center-mounted exhaust system that I hope will crackle and burble a bit.
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"Comedians in Cars," introduced in 2012 on Crackle, features Mr. Seinfeld having free-form conversations with pals like Tina Fey and Jon Stewart.
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There's an ominous, dissonant crackle in the background that never disappears, and sometimes swells up as if to drown out a song completely.
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Comic heros crackle off the page in an exhibit designed to educate the youth about the history of panel and speech-bubble storytelling.
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This summer has also seen revivals of classics that would appear destined to be charged with present-tense electricity yet fail to crackle.
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It's baked to a crackle but left just pliant enough that you can roll it up or fold it in two to eat.
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From Elliot's awakening in the elevator onward, the glitchy crackle that seems to signal a breech between them arose repeatedly in stressful moments.
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The skin on turbot caught in Portugal is seared to a satisfying crackle on a plancha and served with a simple lemon vinaigrette.
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Independence Day celebrations will pop and crackle throughout the weekend this year, since the holiday falls on Tuesday, after and before a workday.
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The first few episodes—again released as clips of just a few minutes long—show promise, but lack the Nordic version's crackle of originality.
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Alone, they taste something like scraps from the wake of a parade, but when strategically scooped up with curry, they crackle in the mouth.
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Explorer The notion of nodding off under the stars to the crackle of a fire in the shadow of ancient ponderosa pines sounds dreamy.
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Crackle, the Sony-owned streaming site you probably don't check out that often, isn't an Emmy player on the level of Netflix or Amazon.
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But then I saw a recent post calling top-ranking SEAL commanders "a bunch of morons," and my internal news radar started to crackle.
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You might recognize Laviscount for his role as Billy Ayers alongside Rupert Grint on the Sony Crackle series "Snatch," which lasted for two seasons.
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The in-house baker, Lucia Grilli, douses her fluffy housemade biscuits in coconut cream and then bakes them, giving the exterior a little crackle.
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Apparently, the first thing you hear when one is falling is a blistering and percussive crackle — the roots snapping, one at a time, underground.
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"Alexa play the movie 'Hackers,'" for example, will show me if that movie is available through Prime Video or Amazon's partners, such as Crackle.
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Aside from a two-episode stint on True Detective, the mom-to-be has appeared on True Blood and stars on the Crackle series StartUp.
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Jalalabad, Afghanistan (CNN)It might just be a crackle and a hiss but to many in eastern Afghanistan, it's a sign that ISIS is back.
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StartUp (Sony Crackle) – Season 3 World Premiere Executive Produced by Ben Ketai, Gianni Nunnari, Shannon Gaulding, Tom Forman, Andrew Marcus, Ray Ricord and Anne Clements.
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Jane began moving, a wiggle-wiggle of sexiness directed to the mountains looming behind us, the hawks overhead, the crackle of grasses underneath our Reeboks.
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His pizza spills over with copper-colored intestines that crackle and crunch, as well as green olives, salty potato chips, and his signature green sauce.
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It's the breath between notes, the slight crackle around the edges, and the subtlety of the electric elements that really allows this album to flourish.
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Speaking of wonderfully informal, Thursday brings the Season 8 finale of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," Jerry Seinfeld's freshly Emmy-nominated streaming series on Crackle.
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And "Wrong" is a winningly sensual duet with the rising American R&B singer Kehlani that recalls the crackle of Justin Timberlake's early solo recordings.
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The unrelenting crackle of that call is the opposite to the smooth, softly Auto-Tune-coated lilt that I'm used to hearing on his records.
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Or, under the scorching Colorado sun — with the crackle of machine-gun fire coming from a group across the valley — a bit like war. video
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Dumplings, packed with lush pork and cabbage, are steamed before frying so the skin takes on a faint crackle while the meat says juicy within.
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The heist scenes crackle with anger and uncertainty, and the chases and getaways move with frantic urgency, taking viewers along for the pulse-pounding ride.
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He also just announced two new shows with Crackle, Sony's streaming service, "The Oath" and "RPM," and a new development deal with Starz and Lionsgate.
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The only sounds are the crackle of sparks in the grate, the soft flutter of newsprint whenever he shifts in his seat on the couch.
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Then, along a street of upscale homes with pools and circular driveways, came the crackle of gunfire, and the panic and pain of a rampage.
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The crackle of its neurons firing could be heard over a speaker while software recorded and analyzed its brain activity, measuring the strength of brain spikes.
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Once inside the house, she collapsed onto a carpet in the Wallaces' living room, listening to the gunfire crackle on the other side of the wall.
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Just the crackle of the velcro strap immediately sparks memories of summer camp bonfires, white water rafting, and that guy in middle school that loved lizards.
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Crackle, Sony Pictures Television's free streaming network, got a nod for its flagship original show, Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, which launched in 2012.
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In the long-standing WHCA configuration, the job of one of the mics is to feed clean, crackle-free sound to the media covering an event.
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Over the last year, its clients — which include Sony Pictures, Sling TV, Crackle and Mindshare, have seen an average 80.5 percent increase in subscribers, Swanston said.
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"Then I heard a crackle and turned to the right and saw at least two officers, might have been three, shooting, guns pointed downwards," she said.
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The communications goliath wanted to understand the static that might crackle across the ocean, so it asked an engineer named Karl Jansky to investigate its sources.
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Jerry Seinfeld in January moved his show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee from Sony's streaming service Crackle to Netflix as part of a multifaceted production deal.
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Snap, crackle, stopd Apple put out a fix for the new iOS 11 update after people complained about a crackling sound during phone and FaceTime calls.
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"As television critic Ed Bark wrote, "Carpenter and Chestnut solidly play their roles, but Enemy Within doesn't crackle the way 'The Blacklist' did in early episodes.
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Netflix, PlayStation Vue and Twitch were well thought of, and even the worst-ranked service, Sony's Crackle, beats most of the perennially disliked pay TV providers.
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The paintings, which were rephotographed with an almost religious devotion by the photographer John Riddy, crackle with the vivacity and grit that they impart in person.
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That energy makes its way outward, through boiling gas pocked with magnetic storms that crackle, whirl and lash space with showers of electrical particles and radiation.
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It's dusted with hard grains of caramel that crackle between your teeth as the meringue collapses: 2388 East 23944th Street, Flatiron district; 212-267-7426; lecoqriconyc.com.
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A crowd of ingredients — pumpkin seeds, fried garlic, cashews, curls of dried shrimp and too many others to list — bring crackle and tang to each mouthful.
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A move to Netflix makes sense after star Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee jumped from Crackle to Netflix for its tenth season in 2017.
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Meanwhile, there are ad-supported services like Tubi, Crackle and Plex as well as the Roku Channel, all offering a limited set of shows and movies.
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Reporter's note: This post has been updated to include an interview with Eric Berger, EVP of Digital Networks of Sony Pictures Television and GM of Crackle.
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Don't expect "Snatch," a 10-episode series that goes up Thursday on Crackle, to be a clone of the 2001 Guy Ritchie film that inspired it.
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Where once parents were alerted to their baby's cries by a radio-like crackle, today's designs incorporate everything from video and motion sensors to temperature gauges.
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On Thursday, short-form video scored big during the 2016 Emmy nominations, with YouTube, Vimeo, Crackle, AOL and Funny or Die all nabbing nods in various categories.
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What we need is more Lenas of Annihilation, Lorraine Broughtons of Atomic Blonde, and Dianas of Wonder Women — more women characters who crackle with originality and specificity.
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And yet despite humiliations and hardship, the Jacksons find joy in each other, their relations bubble with warmth even while those of the McAllans crackle with tension.
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The score, composed by musician St. Vincent, alternates between silence, the roar of rushing water, and a static crackle that builds the tension and frays the nerves.
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But it's certainly the most mainstream recognition the space has ever received, with YouTube, Vimeo, Crackle, AOL and Funny or Die all nabbing nods in various categories.
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But now when I turn on New Girl — and still do, every week — the stories don't have the same snap, crackle, and pop of their genre competitors.
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Critic's Notebook Through the crackle of an old phonograph recording, the tenor's voice sounds musky and slightly metallic, but the German words ring out sharp and clear.
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If you want more options for scary movies, the Reelgood data suggests turning to a free service like Sony Crackle, IMDb TV, Tubi, and over 100 more.
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And Jerry Seinfeld's latest "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" pairs him with the dryly witty creator of "Saturday Night Live," Lorne Michaels, in New York (streaming, Crackle).
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In a potential blow to Crackle, the fledgling Sony Pictures Entertainment streaming service, Jerry Seinfeld's hit online series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" is on the market.
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Some advisers worry that the president is giving oxygen to a fire that otherwise might burn out or at least be left to crackle in the background.
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The smell of smoke and crackle of firewood hits you the second you enter Matilda, opened last June by Scott Pickett, one of Melbourne's most acclaimed chefs.
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This is beaten rice, made from grains soaked, roasted and pounded in a mortar until they shed their husks and bran, leaving only flat flakes that crackle.
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The bulge of crust at the edge of what Mama's Too calls the "house slice" is brown, more rough than smooth and baked to a ferocious crackle.
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But as he demonstrated in his gripping parliamentary procedural docudrama, "This House," Mr. Graham has a gift for finding the human crackle in ostensibly dry political business.
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The crackle of gunfire, the carjacking of the minivan and the zigzagging chase that followed threw the mostly residential neighborhood around the Staten Island courthouse into chaos.
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Temperatures in Manhattan dropped to 18 degrees Fahrenheit on the day I tested the Crackle cover, so I had to pair the purse with my biggest coat.
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For the ones who like to walk on the mild side, there is a very likable branzino that has been fried to a golden crackle with garlic.
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The spectral cries and crackle that have become Burial trademarks are employed as scene-setters for the dystopian rave memories that Zomby's become so adept at conjuring.
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Some short-rib dishes are cooked to a meaty stew, while others are fried to a suspended state of hot oily crackle, like beef chicharrón with bones.
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Some of Kuan's cookies even come with a boozy bang; there are several alcohol-infused cookies, like the Bourbon Walnut Toffee cookie and Cinnamon Whiskey Crackle chocolate cookie.
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Unlike traditional Rice Krispies Treats, fall's release comes with the addition of icing, because pumpkin pie and sweet, silky whipped cream go together like Snap, Crackle, and Pop.
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You can almost imagine yourself leaning over a map like this in a field on some long-past summer morning, with the crackle of skirmishing in the distance.
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Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee is currently airing its ninth season on Crackle, while the tenth season will be the first to air on Netflix by late 2017.
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The two companies were already working together on Enseo's product, the Enseo Entertainment Experience, which also provides access to other streaming services like YouTube, Pandora, Hulu and Crackle.
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Where her previous release offered pillowy soundscapes with Baraz's sultry vocals glittering above the vinyl crackle, The Color of You is a molten swerve on R&B-pop.
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Beijing duck is always a grand affair and features crisp, maltose-glazed skin and dark meat, layered together for crackle and crunch on a paper-thin wheat pancake.
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Crackle doesn't earn as much attention as Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon, but the streaming service has spent the last year taking small steps into the original content business.
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The Glyph's large earcups block out the world and its surprisingly good speakers let me hear a deep boom of chanting alongside the bright crackle of the fire.
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"A Pearl," her most miserable ode to keeping secrets, starts out fresh and jangly before static starts to crackle and the song erupts into a scrappy noise explosion.
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CSS Entertainment will bring six of its ad-supported networks — including Popcornflix, Popcornflix Kids, Popcornflix Comedy, Frightpix, Espanolflix and Truli, plus its subscription service Pivotshare — to Crackle Plus.
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That night, after a dinner that took inspiration from traditional Bedouin cuisine, I improvised melody and rhythm with the Sokoloff family to the steady crackle of the campfire.
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Olive oil does give Al Forno's crust extra crackle and flavor, but Violet's less lavishly oiled dough, made with a sourdough starter, has more flavor of its own.
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Duck breast with a side of fries sounds ridiculously simple, but look at the crackle on that duck skin, and listen to that echoing crunch on the fries.
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The crackle-crusted pineapple buns, milky bubble tea and roast pork buns are essential Asian-American nostalgia, and the bakery has successfully stood its ground against countless competitors.
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As the photons quickly pop in and out of existence, "this quantum noise is like a popcorn crackle in the background that creeps into our interferometer," Mavalvala said.
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We have watched hundreds of launches online, taking in the excitement through all the camera angles available and listening to the crackle of the rocket's motors through headphones.
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You eat and eat, and then, near the end, rice comes, along with more perilla and roasted seaweed, stirred and pressed against the grill until the grains crackle.
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MoviesCrackleThe Crackle portal is owned by Sony and serves up a rotating selection of films (and shows) you can stream for free in return for registering a user account.
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It's a staccato crackle of gunfire at a rhythm that almost resembles the cadence of a helicopter's blades, far faster than a human being could repeatedly pull a trigger.
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Torrent Freak also found that Google displays links to streaming sites known to host pirated content, like Putlocker and Alluc, alongside links to legitimate services, like Hulu and Crackle.
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Naya Rivera was seen outside of Los Angeles restaurant Catch to celebrate the premiere of her new Crackle show, Mad Families, wearing a style that's set to dominate 2017.
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In these scenes, we sense see the crackle and the chemistry of two people realizing that the universe has tilted at just the right angle to bring them together.
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Instead, Vudu Movies on Us competes with other ad-supported streaming services, like Yahoo View, which is the new home for Hulu's free content, as well as Sony's Crackle.
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Though Netflix remains dominant in the streaming space, ad-supported streaming platforms such as Sony's Crackle and YipTV have been gaining in subscribers, said Tru Optik CEO Andre Swanston.
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On top of that, it has faced competition from live sports coverage of the Olympics and streaming services such as Amazon, Hulu, Sony Pictures, Sling TV, Crackle and Mindshare.
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These days, small, niche streaming services like Shudder, Filmstruck, Fandor, Crackle, and Mubi are proliferating, while major studios are moving to establish special subscription services for their own content.
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They made a vertical incision down the center of her chest, touching the cautery to the blood vessels, which crackle, and release little wisps of smoke into the air.
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The chicharrones, hacked into three-bite hunks, taste of cider vinegar and garlic powder and have a smooth, achiote-tinted buttermilk crust that breaks open with a pleasing crackle.
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Three giant burning effigies of the 10-headed Hindu villain Ravana and his family crackle into the night, and hundreds of cooks fry up syrupy, spice-laced Indian sweets.
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The greater size of the mirror, abetted by adaptive optics that reduce atmospheric blurring, offers higher resolution — more detail of the pop, crackle and snap on the sun's surface.
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Getting it as crisp and burnished as possible is my goal for every bird; if I can hear it crackle like a potato chip, I know I've gotten close.
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At the start, we hear an orchestra tuning up, the plaint of seagulls, and the crackle of a ship-to-shore conversation with the captain of a container vessel.
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Anyone blessed enough to be born before Euro 96 probably has some cringey memory of a teen-hood awakening activated by the crackle and hiss of radio's comforting compression.
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Eric Berger, general manager for Sony's digital network Crackle, argues that there couldn't be too much TV. "I kind of look at it like books," Berger recently told Business Insider.
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Her scenes with Chris Pine crackle with chemistry, and her determination and single-minded pursuit of a cause give the illusion that she's a lot older than she actually is.
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Of course, Landgraf's theory has its opponents - those who believe that there could never be too much TV. That includes many of the digital players, including Netflix, Amazon, and Crackle.
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While most video content providers are still experimenting with VR programming, Crackle says it's the first ad-supported video-on-demand network to provide VR-based advertising opportunities for brands.
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As Stephen talks me through it, the engine hums with a distorted, single tone crackle, the rat-a-tat-tat of the guns piercing the screen with black and white.
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The thing about a lot of Maroon 5's most popular songs is that, with the exception of perhaps "Moves Like Jagger," none really snap and crackle from the start.
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The company says it added new voice control capabilities to a range of apps, including A&E, AMC, Sony Crackle, Hallmark Movies Now, HBO Now, HISTORY, IFC, Lifetime, and VH1.
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Ventura, California (CNN)The frightening hiss and crackle of the massive Thomas Fire in Southern California has been replaced by the loud droning of heavy equipment below the burn area.
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Refugee camps and migrant shelters crackle with gallows humor seen among soldiers and emergency room personnel -- people who live at that strange intersection of the horrific and the absurdly hilarious.
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As part of the deal, Sony will contribute to the new venture its U.S. assets, including the Crackle brand, user base and ad rep business, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Most of the flavors also sport very Texas-esque names, like the Texans Tackle Crackle, named after the sports team, and Floresville Peanut Sundae, made with peanuts from Floresville, Texas.
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Careening camera angles and squeak-creak-crackle sound effects don't substitute for actual tension, and high-end cinematography (by Yves Bélanger, who gave "Brooklyn" its swanky sheen) doesn't replace imagination.
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If the thriller "Daniel Isn't Real" were a recipe, it would call for unappealing ingredients — psychiatric stereotypes, jumpy editing, a mopey protagonist — simmered together until they crackle, pop and blister.
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This character is supposed to be an endearing playboy, enjoying his drink and his showgirls, and his and Hanna's reunited romance should crackle with competitive warmth: operetta's Beatrice and Benedict.
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The humor is sometimes as obvious as the hairless cat that looks like a wizened extraterrestrial and the Velcro crackle of a girdle being hastily removed in a dark bedroom.
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It's not great news for Crackle, as the deal means the site will be losing its highest profile series, which has been on the service since it debuted in 2012.
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"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" premiered in 2012 on Sony's digital network Crackle.) He also shows clips of the comedians who he takes on rides (for coffee) in the upcoming season.
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Room Valiant has intercom problem A crackle will come All in Room Valiant may then clearly hear who are out there talking, while they, out there talking, do not know it.
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The 62-year-old comedian joked about his attendance at TV's biggest ceremony on Sunday – where his Crackle show, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, is nominated for outstanding variety talk series.
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Services like Hulu, Crackle, Walmart's Vudu, and even Sling TV are integrated with SmartCast, but Vizio's still missing some key ones like Netflix and Amazon, so this isn't quite universal search.
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The "Funkmaster" was ripping Stamann's left leg over his head with an excruciatingly painful move, when he pulled just a little too hard and heard the joint go snap, crackle, POP!
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He had not seen that his casual adoption of a child for a kitchen wench would produce such results, but it was done and all hell should crackle before he retracted.
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During this correspondent's four-day stay in Santa Teresa, a hilly district of trendy eateries and hotels, not a night went by without the crackle of gunshots from nearby favelas (shantytowns).
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Under one deal, the library of old "Comedians in Cars" episodes would be sold to Netflix or another outside network, and new episodes would continue to make their debut on Crackle.
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But Mr. Seinfeld grew distant from Crackle after Sony's television chairman, Steve Mosko, left the company last year, and "Comedians in Cars" has been on the market since at least October.
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"You got a new sweater, but I didn't know till I saw it in a picture," Walworth sings with a crackle, before swearing off a bomber jacket and a navy peacoat.
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They either wake up with it or they're doing a normal daily activity when they notice a pop, click, or crackle in their ear, preceded by static or ringing, Kozin said.
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" Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o offers a handy list of 10 things she recommends nominees do when attending the awards ceremony, including "carry something sweet to nibble on that doesn't crackle too much.
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The fun of it, really, is taking the seed of an idea, of a truth, of something you want to convey, and then the real crackle and fun is inventing a story.
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The 10-episode drama will debut on Sony Pictures' streaming platform Crackle, and centers around three strangers who find themselves enmeshed in a digital currency scheme (hello, bitcoin!) while fighting the FBI.
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The stark differences in these two women are what make their rare scenes together throughout season 2 crackle unlike any of the others, save for the masterpiece that is "Kiksuya," of course.
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The ad-supported channel could find traction on other hardware devices, where users today turn to free apps like Vudu (Vudu Movies on Us), Crackle, and Tubi TV to find free content.
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Minutes after retrieving it from the drill's core barrel, Langway could see it fracture, and hear it crackle, as the air inside "relaxed" in reaction to the pressure changes at the surface.
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Today, the site tracks a wider range of streaming sites and apps, including a large number of sources of free, ad-supported TV – like Fox, CBS, ABC, CW, Crackle and many more.
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"What I'm sensing is that he and who knows who else is under some kind of pressure to snap, crackle and pop, make this all happen," Mr. Paterson said of Mr. Thompson.
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If Fox can give "Last Man Standing" a new home, maybe there's someone out there (Crackle, are you listening?) who would be willing to take "Ghosted" out of the one-season category.
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In the string bean mifen, the noodles weave around a fried egg and a scattering of ground Berkshire pork, stir-fried to a crackle with little rounds of sliced, pickled green beans.
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This includes free services like Tubi, Crackle and those from TV networks, plus authenticated "TV Everywhere" services for pay-TV subscribers, and subscription services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Amazon Prime and others.
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The celery was shaved to a translucent thinness and the walnuts were fresh enough to crackle, but the key to the whole thing was the mayonnaise, tart and lemony instead of sweet.
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He told THR that he's currently in talks with several companies spanning broadcast, cable, and streaming for a TV show using some of the material that didn't make it onto the Crackle series.
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There is no soundtrack, no dialogue, no non-diegetic noise at all; you can hear the fire crackle, the cries of birds, a barge's horn echoing somewhere, the splash of rock on water.
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"Start Up carries out our promise to continue our commitment to quality drama," Eric Berger, general manager of Crackle and executive vice president of Sony Pictures Television Digital Networks, said in a statement.
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The band have been playing "Heroes" on tour lately and it sounded intriguing, so it's nice that we don't have to wade through the crackle of shitty smartphone mics to hear it now.
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Mark is then heard shouting across the room that his Shake Shack order of a triple cheeseburger and fries plus butterscotch malt is late again] [silence] [crackle and a congested throat clearing sound.
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She's already proven her cross-media chops with an appearance on Jerry Seinfeld's Crackle series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee", published a best-selling book and released a Vimeo on Demand comedy special.
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In the age of streaming, physically searching for a record, holding it in your hands, and hearing the stylus crackle as it rests on the vinyl can feel like an unexpectedly transcendent experience.
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For me, it's only ever paired with the smell of sizzling garlic, the steam that billows out of the rice cooker, and the crackle of eggs frying in a pan deep with oil.
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So are the sounds of the Amazon rain forest, the shriek of birds, the crackle of leaves underfoot, the chatter of children, the whine of mosquitoes and the roar of a Cessna plane.
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Although they're not at all like the crackling skin on a piece of roasted pork shoulder, the garlic slices do turn potato-chip crisp, while the mustard seeds crackle when you bite down.
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Here, as I huddled in the darkness from the Mad Titan, I hear the familiar crackle of someone pulling the trigger on a rifle, and my player quickly crumbles to the ground. Snap.
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It also will license to Crackle Plus movies and TV shows from the Sony Pictures Entertainment library, as well as Crackle's original programming, like its shows "Start Up" and "The Oath," for example.
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With the tight range of tape's natural EQ and a thick cassette-hiss crackle, acts like Ross From Friends, DJ Boring, DJ Seinfeld, and others have found success in a return to form.
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Jerry Seinfeld followed shortly after in January, when he announced he's moving his show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee from Sony's streaming service Crackle to Netflix as part of a multifaceted production deal.
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It's maybe even funnier for Ms. Ashford, whose real-life husband, Joe Tapper, whom she thinks of when a scene needs "more crackle," is also in "Midsummer," playing one of the Rude Mechanicals.
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But he's also adroit with more leisurely horrors, like the snap-crackle-pop of the murderous shade flexing for the kill, or the slow animation of a sacklike scarecrow into a toothy obscenity.
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The flames peacefully crackle and shift back and forth, but if you watch long enough you'll see some members of the family pop in to decorate, roast marshmallows, or play with their toys.
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It lacks the book's satirical crackle, but a handful of sharp performances break through the stagings, notably Kristen Stewart's (as the title character's sister) and Garrett Hedlund's (as one of his commanding officers).
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Best known for her roles as Serena Southerlyn on Law & Order and in films like American Hustle and Joy, the actress is currently starring as Aria Price on her Sony Crackle show The Oath.
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NBC and Samsung are broadcasting the summer Olympics in VR. Hulu, Crackle, Jaunt, and Within (formerly known as VRse) already have dedicated apps, or "theaters," where viewers can consume massive amounts of VR content.
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Although a reporter's first-person presence, popularized by the New Journalism of the 1960s, is now routine, the "I" in the L.R.B., regardless of topic or type of piece, has a particular intellectual crackle.
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As for its remaining talk shows, Netflix still has Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, which it stole away from Sony's Crackle service, and My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - As Israelis mark their independence day, the "ting-dong" sound of paddle ball being played on beaches is as much a part of the celebratory noise as the crackle of fireworks.
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Another Netflix talk show that has remained aloof from the news is Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," an interview program that started on the streaming service Crackle before Netflix bought the rights.
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For the first time that night, I felt a crackle of the old Margulies magic, of that sense of gentle humor and sorrow regarding the ways we just can't help messing up our lives.
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But the sunny melodic uplift, counterposed strategically against their furious electric rush, aims for conventional catharsis and hence plays as a comforting device, especially for fans who expect unkempt crackle from their power anthems.
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By the next day it will be deeply succulent with just the right crackle, and friends and neighbors will settle down to porchetta sandwiches with blueberry balsamic mostarda, panzanella, ricotta fritters, beer and wine.
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Even the worst-rated streaming video service (Crackle) ranked better than nearly every major, traditional TV provider: To be clear: scoring as poorly as cable and broadband providers routinely do takes some serious effort.
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Scott and Massoud (whose large grin and effortless charm are simply perfect) crackle in their interactions, which makes me understand why the film so rushes past the introductory plot to get to their first meeting.
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Roemer, known for her roles in Disturbia and the Crackle series Chosen — whose set the couple met on — married Murray in 2015 after a year of dating, and welcomed their son a few months later.
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Ms. Wong prefers hers made solely with wheat flour — customized to her specifications by a local baker — and toasted ever so briefly, to give the crust extra crackle without it fracturing into a thousand shards.
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The channel establishes Roku as a source of free video itself, similar to Walmart's Vudu (via its "Movies on Us" selection) and Sony's Crackle, instead of just a place to find other streaming services' offerings.
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Seinfeld will be producing 24 episodes for his Netflix debut, while seasons on Crackle have fluctuated between five and six episodes since the series aired online with a round 10-episode season back in 2012.
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But that means Vudu is playing in a different field – its marketplace may compete with Amazon and iTunes, but its streaming service competes with Sony's Crackle, or Yahoo View, the home to Hulu's free content.
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We'll have to catch Snatch when it streams free on Crackle on March 16, and it will be made even better knowing all of Grint's Harry Potter co-stars will be watching along with us.
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Crackle was behind Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful Loser, the first ever digital sequel to a major motion picture (and directed by Wolf) and Dead Rising: Watchtower which starred Jesse Metcalfe, Virginia Madsen and Rob Riggle.
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Crackle, Sony's play at competing with Netflix in the crowded streaming market, is officially hitching its wagon to bitcoin hype in order to elevate itself above the perception of being a D-rate Netflix alternative.
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He seemed to have relished the work, from his beginnings driving a patrol car in the bad-old-days Bronx to overseeing the steady crackle of gunfire as the commanding officer at the firing range.
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ELISABETH VINCENTELLI 'My Bloody Valentine' | Shudder, Crackle, YouTube, Amazon Prime, Google Play, Vudu, iTunes This Valentine's Day, do like many horror fans do: Fire up the streaming service Shudder and snuggle up with your boo.
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Pair it with his Emmy-nominated talk show COMEDIANS IN CARS GETTING COFFEE on Crackle, in which Mr. Seinfeld, a car enthusiast, takes a guest comic for a caffeine-fueled ride and plenty of laughs.
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Then I put a section in my mouth, whispering her words to myself, paying attention to the sensual crackle of the skin beneath my teeth and the sweet spurt of juice rushing through my body.
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Such "Ru guanyao" wares — known for their intense blue-green glaze and "ice-crackle" pattern — are extremely rare because the kiln in China's central Henan province had a brief production run of only around two decades.
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Save for the gentle hum of an empty house and the warm crackle of a fireplace, Jodie and her mother are the only people present, and the domestic scene takes on a sense of cozy stillness.
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Sony's television business, which also includes a roster of overseas networks and the Crackle streaming service, is particularly reliant on the development of shows that buyers like ABC, NBC and CBS say they cannot do without.
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On the soundtrack, you can hear the crackle and hiss of an old record that's soon filled with the sounds of Ella Fitzgerald singing "All My Life" in a 1936 session with the pianist Teddy Wilson.
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The letters, which Stibbe addressed to her sister, managed to crackle and fizz while also advancing a plot of sorts, which is stupefying when you learn that she wasn't writing with any eye toward public consumption.
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The combination will lead Crackle Plus to become one of the largest ad-supported video-on-demand platforms in the U.S., the companies claim, with nearly 10 million monthly active users and 26 million registered users.
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It's as if the writers and producers recognized that the first season's drama — the Madoff-like scandal that stole all of Diane's money — dulled Baranski's charismatic snap and crackle by centering that scandal on other characters.
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But while they tweaked some moments to make it "crackle and feel present in today's world," they have left the 1990s time period as is, with all its dated signposts, like cordless phones and Game Boys.
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T MAGAZINE An article on Page 59 about the Louisiana house of Robert E. Smith refers incorrectly to the craftsmen who performed a crackle finish on the trim inside his house; they were painters, not carpenters.
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T MAGAZINE An article on Page 2800 about the Louisiana house of Robert E. Smith refers incorrectly to the craftsmen who performed a crackle finish on the trim inside his house; they were painters, not carpenters.
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Violet and roan, the bridal sun is opening and closing a window, filling a clay pot of coins with coins; candle jars, a crystal globe, cut milk boxes with horn petals snapping their iceberg-Golgotha crackle.
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The same sauce, or one close to it, is the bed for shells stuffed with ricotta, topped with mozzarella and run under the broiler long enough to put a crackle on the lips of the shells.
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Once fried, they're dark and rugged, all the juices sealed in, and a thrill to eat — but too big to properly take on the sting, crackle and funk of the dressing, which fades to a backdrop.
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The winds were pushing the smoke to the west, moving like gray mist across the blue sky — and making it possible to breathe — as firefighters and police officers watched the flames crackle through the dry, brown brush.
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But Hollywood only knows how to dream big right now, when the truth is, the best moments in this film are the smaller ones — the scheming and snap-crackle-pop wordplay among its gallery of medieval rogues.
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Pop culture is nothing without the sparks that fly between characters – whether we're talking about the glowing embers of an old friendship, the electric crackle of a new romance, or the destructive blaze of a longtime grudge.
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In addition to making its library available for streaming in this VR theater, Crackle ordered a VR special of its original stop-motion animated series "SuperMansion," exec-produced by Bryan Cranston and Stoopid Buddy Stoodies ("Robot Chicken").
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Along adjacent walls of the exhibition space are a series of new works more in the vein of Standfest's signature aesthetics, which tend to satirically leverage anachronistic media and advertising forms for works that crackle with cynicism.
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"We have been crying/laughing/crying through Jerry's last day with Garry all afternoon," Seinfeld captioned a photo of her husband, Jerry and the comedy legend laughing while doing Jerry's Crackle series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
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That would seem like a powerful supplement to Roku's current line-up of streaming video from sites like Netflix, Hulu and Crackle as well as content that lives on apps from networks like ESPN, CNN and Fox.
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Pieces of the battle are clear to him more than a decade later: the frantic crackle of the platoon radio, the feeble thumbs-up from a 21-year-old private who had been shot in the neck.
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For example, if anxiety is holding you back from applying for a new job, tell yourself that the feeling of your heart racing, which you thought was the discomfort of anxiety, is actually a crackle of excitement.
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The rolls come fried to a crackle or "fresh," with uncooked, doughy skins that suggest crepes, and filled with anything from ground meat to hearts of palm to whole green finger chiles, a variation called, rightly, dynamite.
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But their most distinctive characteristic is their extreme crispness — no matter how dainty you aim to be, each bite produces crumbs, a small flurry of powdered sugar and a crackle that can be heard across the table.
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Even a fragile macaron, which looks like it might fossilize within an hour of existence, must be left a day or two after baking to give it that classic seesaw of crackle and deflation, shatter and chew.
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No one, however, adds more crackle than Ms. Rodriguez, whose bridling rage against Nelson's cautious buddies is no less than a howl of exhaustion at lives damaged by drugs, defined by muscle and dominated by male pride.
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But in rural, conservative parts of the country where farm fields crackle with target practice and children grow up turkey hunting with their parents, the new wave of student activism clashes with bedrock support for gun rights.
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Here, the larvae are presented raw in a salad with the same ingredients as laab: nam pla (fish sauce), stinging lime, a crackle of roasted rice powder, crumpled mint and cilantro, and enough chiles to paralyze conversation.
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Seinfeld just signed a deal with the streaming service to bring 24 new episodes of the series to Netflix later this year, and the 59 existing episodes will migrate to Netflix from Crackle, Sony's free streaming service.
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"Number A-4127, with electric core, three aluminium rotors each stamped WaA69, raised 'QWERTZ' keyboard with crackle black painted metal case, plugboard in the front with six patch leads and green night-time filter, in wooden carrying case."
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When the video screens crackle to life and play a highlight reel of Chance's biggest moments over the past year — performing for the Obamas, winning a Grammy — a few DHH fans express disappointment that the video isn't captioned.
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As the story goes, the soldiers had learned to appreciate the look of genuine batik but didn't mind the crackle of the van Vlissingen version, so they purchased bolts of it for their female relatives back in Ghana.
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Rabbit is one of the most well-rounded stream-sharing services available, partially because it can be used with any browser and partially because you can share all your favorite streaming services including Netflix, Hulu, Crackle and more.
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Opening with the crackle of rave atmospherics, the session starts bouncing and doesn't let up—from the irresistible swagger of RIP Productions "You Cheated," to the more delicate UKG flourishes of Urban Myth's "Stronger," it's an absolute masterclass.
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Over the whir of drills and the crackle of welding torches, he explained how workers had spent the last several weeks demolishing the concrete-and-steel floor of the huge room where the city's mail once was sorted.
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Plex today is launching its own ad-supported streaming service, a rival to The Roku Channel, Tubi, Crackle, Vudu's Movies on Us and others that offer a way to stream movies and TV for free without a subscription.
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But every one of his brazen triumphs mined variations on the same twisted, crunchy hard-rock style, a sharp, somewhat automated, immediate yet distanced yet hence even-more-immediate guitar crackle perfected on 1973's brutally tough Aladdin Sane.
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" Stephens's voice begins to crackle as he shares regrets from a friendship that ended suddenly nearly 40 years ago: "We never talked about Chris's sexuality or what he was fighting but I sense he was mostly just fighting himself.
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One recipe that's not in the book is one that she loves to make with her son Magnus, 6: chocolate chip banana bread ("he loves it because he is his mother's child," she says) and her chocolate crackle cookies.
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Debt in America is so bad that it's made its way onto reality TV.Enter "Going from Broke," the Ashton Kutcher-produced series that recently premiered on the free streaming service Crackle and aims to tackle America's student-debt crisis.
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"Fahrenheit 11/9" is saddened, irate, and scattershot, edited with snap and crackle by Doug Abel and Pablo Proenza, and stirred by Moore's rueful awareness that, in an emergency, the call to action should override the pleasures of irreverence.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Some argue that banh mi, the Vietnamese sandwich, lives and dies by its bread, a cloud in crisp armor, preferably made with a pinch of rice flour for extra spring and crackle.
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And this production makes you not only understand but also feel how so much of what happens in a relationship occurs in the silences between words, which crackle with things unspoken and unsayable, when any response whatsoever might follow.
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The book is the fourth in a series; our reviewer, Ken Tucker, writes that it has "a fresher crackle" than its predecessors, "a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost," which he attributes in part to the translation.
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Indeed, if the cuisine can be said to have revolutionized American food, it's by introducing unfamiliar mouth feels — crackle where one doesn't expect it, slime in a country that's always shied away from that sensation — into our culinary vocabulary.
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A loaf of barbari, its crust baked to a Roman-pizza crackle in a revolving oven, is served with many of the appetizers, and it is always gone so soon that I end up ordering one or two more.
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They come to the table seething in small cast-iron pans, nearly identical in appearance, roughly chopped nubs of meat or tofu in shades of brown, some pieces having survived the heat still lush and others turned to crackle.
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A WOMAN LIKE HER The Story Behind the Honor Killing of a Social Media Star By Sanam Maher In the early days of internet access, a young woman sits at a family computer, thrilling to its crackle and whine.
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Plex in December launched its own ad-supported streaming service in more than 200 countries, where it functions as a competitor to The Roku Channel, Tubi, Crackle and other places that offer free-to-stream content without a subscription.
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I scooted one through Los Angeles last fall and can report that the snap, crackle and pop of its 2988-liter twin-turbocharged V220, with 473 horsepower and prancing horses riding shotgun on the front quarter panels, commands attention.
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Consider cancelling anything you haven't looked at in three months, or looking at free services like Crackle as an alternative (and let's be honest, there's more than one way to watch a movie or TV show for free online).
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The top switchboard, which contains modules by Ken Stone and Music From Outer Space, is mainly a percussion synthesizer full of filters and processors, allowing Napolean to input sounds like pink noise, white noise, crackle, grain and other random outputs.
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Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley in the eight-movie franchise, is slated to appear in a new Crackle series called Snatch about a London heist that gets out of control alongside Ed Westwick and Luke Pasqualino (Skins fans, start screaming).
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Originated on Crackle before Netflix swept it up in a broader deal with the star, "Comedians" delights in the trivial, in the idea that throwing a pair of funny people together will produce insights and laughs, without any direction required.
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There's a new gritty TV drama about bitcoin—except it's called GenCoin, it stars Adam Brody, it's called StartUp because of course it is, it's a Crackle Original™, and the first trailer is out today, which is also 4/20.
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It was made in Oaxaca, Mexico, of masa (a dough of dried corn steeped in slaked lime) pressed flat until kerchief-thin, then baked on the comal to an even crackle, as crisp at the circumference as at the center.
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" Murray's Bannon also shares his future plans now that he's left Breitbart, which include a new show for Crackle called "Cucks in Cars Getting Coffee," creating "wrinkled barn jackets called Frumpers for guys," and a future skin care line called "Blotch.
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Over the phone from Tallahassee, Cody ChesnuTT murmurs an elongated "hmm" over the line's crackle, listening as I offer my opinion ("advice," says he) over whether or not it would be worth his while to sell music exclusively through the Internet.
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Among the detrimental effects of so much programming, Landgraf argues, are viewers' inability to actually watch the good shows and a drop in quality as more and more content providers enter the ring, especially digital companies like Netflix, Amazon, Crackle, and soon, Apple.
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Cranston's production company, Moonshot Entertainment produced All The Way and has developed various television series including Sneaky Pete, The Dangerous Book for Boys, and Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams for Amazon, as well as the Emmy-nominated animated series SuperMansion for Sony/Crackle.
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Users could already ask Home to throw a TV show from Netflix or YouTube onto their Chromecast, today Google added support for a number of other streaming services including HBO Now, Hulu, Crackle, CBS, YouTube's new TV service and a few others.
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The Vedic Aryans who preceded the Hindus in India worshipped the fire god Agni, and one of the rituals was throwing butter into a fire, which made it crackle and dance, all the while the read these verses and praises of butter.
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The moment is hyped in my memory as being just like the opening scene of Almost Famous: a candle burning, Tommy revolving, not just hearing but experiencing the crackle and pop of dust on the needle, like a roaring fire in your ears.
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But when you scroll down and you get past six Korean television apps and you go all the way down to Red Bull TV and Crackle and BuzzFeed TV, and you find these outer-stratosphere networks that you didn't even know were networks.
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Listening to Dvorak's Cello Concerto by YoYo Ma and the Berlin Philharmonic at absolute full volume (which exceeds 80 decibels and will hurt your ears a bit, by the way), the cellos and horns just barely start to crackle at the low end.
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Mr. Seinfeld's droll series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" is still probably the best-known original show on Crackle, which has been slowly building its roster, hoping for the kind of breakthrough that has brought other streaming services to the forefront of television.
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In essence: summer is battling its way through the clouds to get here, and most evenings start to crackle with the sense of anticipation that anything could happen, anything could turn into a party, any chance encounter could become a new friendship.
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Not that Mr. Seinfeld necessarily needs a regular gig: He continues to tour as a stand-up and is also the creator and star of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," the digital series that has been shown on the Crackle streaming service.
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Keeping up the pace of this season clearly requires a wrap on this chapter of Claire's life, but given how much the fights crackle with pent-up tension, it seems a shame to skip past the vaguely fond years to the last days.
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But the show's near-constant return to the status quo is generally obscured by the jokes, which fly so thick and fast — and are so off-kilter, so memorably specific — that episodes crackle with energy despite plots that feature little actual forward movement.
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — President Trump escalated his war of words with North Korea on Thursday by declaring that his provocative threat to rain down "fire and fury" might not have been harsh enough, as nuclear tensions between the two nations continued to crackle.
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Portions aren't huge, but they pack a wallop, from the poached egg with edible flowers and grits with crispy "crackle" to the grits with mushrooms and crème fraîche to the breakfast burritos, Frenchified with jambon de Paris and a touch of truffle salt.
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Amid all the blowouts so far administered by the contenders, the upsets restored some crackle — if not the desired outright mayhem — to the bracket after the least eventful opening day of the tournament since 2000, when the higher seeds went 19733-1.
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The electric crackle of the refrigerator down the hallway of the one-bedroom apartment, the thin whine of the alarm clock next to him, the soft drone of cable news, the whooping churn of passing cars on the elevated highway out the window.
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To stop the superoxide disintegrating spontaneously, Dr Li embed it in the voids of a matrix made of cobalt oxide (yellow, in the artist's imagining below left, in which white spheres represent lithium ions, red ones oxygen ions and blue streaks the crackle of electricity).
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The transfer of ownership for Crackle, however, arrives at a time when ad-free streaming services like this are seeing newfound interest, with Amazon's launch of IMDb's FreeDive, Roku's The Roku Channel, Walmart's Vudu, Viacom's new addition Pluto, Tubi and others now making gains.
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They could also be seen as a wry response to the traditions of street photography — except that whereas the city streets captured by Garry Winogrand and Lee Friedlander crackle with people and energy, here there are barely any humans to be glimpsed at all.
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The other desserts I tried — a bittersweet tiramisù with a welcome crackle of caramel hidden in its layers, and some pure-tasting, impossibly smooth, eggless ice creams, including a pistachio flavor that has to be tasted to be believed — won me over from the beginning.
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Of its 7 songs, amounting to 23 minutes, only "Ghost Town" sounds like it was ready to be officially released, slowly building up to a moment of tormented rock catharsis bellowed by label protege 070 Shake, over a roiling organ and buzzy guitar crackle.
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It was no longer about changing the world or closing the deal or beating the living s--- out of the guy across the hall, but about playing possum till the crackle of gunfire quieted, so maybe, with any luck, they could do it again tomorrow.
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Reviewing one of the museum's current shows, "Martin Wong: Human Instamatic," Holland Cotter wrote in The New York Times that "fervor, desire and coded insider-outsider knowledge crackle" throughout the retrospective of this artist, whose paintings reflect the gentrification of the Lower East Side in the 1980s.
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Including the seven best comedy nominees, nine sources delivered the 14 nominees -- and that doesn't even include a breakthrough by Crackle, the streaming site that earned an unexpected variety-series nomination for Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," and pulled down three nominations in all.
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In a statement from Hyperdub, it was announced that Burial's two full length albums—the eponymous debut and Mercury-nominated Untrue—are being repressed on to vinyl alongside the "beatless atmospheric tracks" that were previously confined to the limitations of the CD format and its fake crackle.
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There were reports earlier this year Ron and Opal might be on the rocks ... after he was seen kissing Allison Dunbar, who's appeared on his Crackle series, "StartUp" According to the divorce docs, obtained by TMZ, Ron says their separation date was May 10 of this year.
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That's not an early April Fools' joke, but rather the news that Sony's aging streaming service Crackle has now found a new home with Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, or CSS Entertainment — the same company that today runs the streaming service Popcornflix and other streaming channels.
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The performance of the cast (justice for Park so-Dam's "Jessica from Illinois"!!!), Bong's meticulous and absolutely intricate camera work and composition, the themes of inequality and lavishness peppered into such a complex plot all work to make that twist crackle and split the film open.
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For the past four months, Ms. Rose has been cooking as if the fate of the planet depended on the tenderness of her cheese omelets, the judiciousness of her vinaigrettes, the airy spaces in her croissants and the crackle of the buckwheat in her savory crepes.
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" ---- Japan quake: it could have been even worse By Leonardo Seeber "As the shaking got louder, I was looking at the walls around us wobble and crackle and I became humbly appreciative of the rule-abiding mind-set projected by the thick columns of reinforced concrete.
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Kellogg, known for the "snap, crackle and pop" of its Rice Krispies cereal and for characters such as Tony the Tiger, who appears on boxes of Frosties (Frosted Flakes in the U.S.), said it was the largest redesign of its cereal boxes in the company's 113-year history.
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" On "Young, Dumb, and Broke," he finds a crackle at the back of his throat in the verse, singing with a sultry ease: "I'm so high at the moment / I'm so caught up in this / Yeah, we're just young, dumb, and broke / But we still got love to give.
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Sony TV is in an unfortunate position in this age of increased corporate synergy: It doesn't own any TV networks, and the only streaming platform under its roof is the incredibly low-budget Sony Crackle, which mostly exists as a home for ad-supported movies and TV shows.
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When Dutch imitators such as van Vlissingen entered the business, Indonesians noticed small flaws in their fabrics — namely a "crackle" effect, the result of small veins of pigment leaking through the wax resist — and the Dutch East Indies even went so far as to ban their sale in the 19th century.
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We just got back from three different locations since June: Georgia, Sacramento and lastly Puerto Rico, where I film my new show The Oath that you can see on Crackle — which is a whole story unto itself, as we were there during the hurricanes last summer and were evacuated twice.
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Last year, Crackle also expanded its slate of original shows, including its first scripted one-hour drama, The Art of More, which stars Dennis Quaid and Kate Bosworth, as well as the the stop-motion animated comedy series SuperMansion, with Bryan Cranston, Seth Green, Keegan Michael-Key and Jillian Bell.
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CreditCreditTyler Hicks/The New York Times SURT, Libya — Perched on a doorstep, the teenage Juma brothers whiled away the afternoon with a lazy game of checkers, pushing pebbles around a board chalked in the dust, seemingly oblivious to the crackle of gunfire and boom of artillery a few miles away.
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Now, after Khizr Khan appeared on national television offering to lend Donald J. Trump a paperback Constitution he had pulled out of his jacket, thereby turning the pocket Constitution into an Amazon best seller, next Sunday's annual reading of Washington's letter at Touro Synagogue is sure to crackle with newsy excitement.
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The crackle from the speakers is a reminder of the Atomic Age from where it was born, when the speed, efficiency, and technical accomplishment of delivering a hamburger hot and ready in a matter of minutes was no less revolutionary and iconic than Chuck Yeager's flight above Rogers Dry Lake.
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Nauman had always been attracted to sculpture — painting is perhaps the only medium he avoids — but with neon he found a form that brought with it the synesthesia of sound that fused with light and color: the buzzing and droning of the tubes, along with the occasional pop or crackle.
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This person is offscreen but detectable in the video's lurches and tremors, the way it swings its attention to the carcass of a fleeing kangaroo or a writhing fire tornado; the murmurs of awe or the crackle of a firefighter's radio as a landscape is reduced to a gray-scale ruin.
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Last year, Crackle expanded its slate with a slew of original shows, including its first scripted one-hour drama, The Art of More, which stars Dennis Quaid and Kate Bosworth, as well as the the stop-motion animated comedy series SuperMansion, with Bryan Cranston, Seth Green, Keegan Michael-Key and Jillian Bell.
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They also did it out of desire: for the crackle of the exoskeleton and the gooeyness within, followed, perhaps, by a Thai silkworm's underlying lilac must; or the cosseted funk of dried shrimp, evoked by a Ugandan katydid; or the clean, clarifying aroma of bruised lemongrass, as with an Amazonian saúva ant.
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Since then, Crackle has expanded its slate with a slew of original content including its first original scripted one-hour drama The Art of More, which stars Dennis Quaid and Kate Bosworth, as well as the stop-motion animated comedy series SuperMansion, with Bryan Cranston, Seth Green, Keegan Michael-Key and Jillian Bell.
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In the Streets, Anguish, Fury and Tears; June 4, 1989, by Sheryl Wu Dunn As the crackle of automatic weapons filled the air today on the Avenue of Eternal Peace, tens of thousands of Beijing residents, even elderly men and women, rushed out to see what they could do to turn back the troops.
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It's a record that richly textured (listen to that subtle vinyl crackle on "Hyperlink"), her voice—layered or standalone—is delicate like a sunbeam and soothing like an unexpected squeeze of the arm, meanwhile her lyrics are savvy, sometimes unsparing snapshots of the modern world we're plugged into and the difficulties encountered while negotiating it.
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But the potatoes, seasoned with lime and yellow chiles, are coated in a smooth lavender-colored sauce made from Peruvian black olives; the octopus has been rubbed with cumin, oregano and ají panca paste and grilled to a crackle; the plate is decorated with a few wobbly curls of paper made with purple Peruvian potatoes.
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In addition, Roku is updating the navigation on its own devices, including Roku players and Roku TVs, to include a new feature called "Featured Free," which will directly point users to free content from The Roku Channel, as well as other apps, like ABC, The CW, CW Seed, Fox, Freeform, Pluto TV, Sony Crackle, Tubi and more.
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As part of the deal, Netflix will also get the rights to all 59 episodes of the web series that will have aired on Crackle by the end of the year Seinfeld's initial relationship with Sony dates back years, as Sony Pictures Television has owned since 2002 the distribution rights to the comedian's titular sitcom since 2002.
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Presented with Startup on Crackle Stephen Colbert uses the perfect 'Scooby-Doo' parody to explain the Democratic debates Robert De Niro and Al Pacino play the mob game in Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman' Daniel Radcliffe plays ridiculously filthy innuendo game, can't stop giggling 'Queer Eye' stars share the disgusting incident that made Antoni literally pee himself laughing
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At his Carnegie Hall recital last year he "recalled a distant age of pianism, playing with a judgment far beyond his years and a tone so achingly antique it sounded as if it ought properly to be heard through the crackle and hiss of an old monophonic record," David Allen wrote in The New York Times.
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The skin has the lacquered crackle of Peking duck, and once the bird has been carved, it comes back with all the parts, so you can gnaw on the feet if you wish, though there's more satisfaction to be had in burrowing into the fatty heart-shaped nugget where the tail feathers were once plugged in.
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I mean, even better, play it—but my point is that no screenshot will do justice to just how wonderfully alive this game is, how there's always some kind of movement on screen, from the characters' hair catching the wind to the rustle of hedges or the sparks that crackle and pop from a fiery sword enemy.
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Yes.Platforms: Chromecast, iOS, tvOS, Amazon Fire, Android Mobile OS, Android TV OS, Roku, Playstation 3, Playstation 153Hulu Live TVImage: HuluHulu Live TV is a slightly different beast from the other three live TV services, because it's technically a spin off of the popular Hulu TV on-demand service which has been competing with Netflix and Crackle by producing a lot of original content.
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While some earbuds crackle and pop because of poor connections between devices, the Bose SoundSport Free Wireless Headphones stay secure and reliable to deliver clear and robust audio via Bluetooth, so no matter where you keep your smartphone, you'll always get the best sound — even if your device is in your pocket, strapped to your arm, or in a gym bag that's nearby.
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Sony made a concerted effort to promote and distribute Powers beyond the world's PlayStations after plucking the show from development at FX. The first season remained available on the company's Crackle streaming service until it was yanked in May of this year, and the first episode of the show's second season is still available on YouTube, where it's nearing 5 million views.
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Every table is or might as well be celebrating something — perhaps the simple fact of existing — with carafes of birch sap and horseradish-spiked vodka, and some of the richest food I've ever tried: kerchiefs of cured fatback; potato cakes armored in crackle that ooze cheese when pierced; deep-fried hog ears; a monumental pork knuckle sloughing panels of fat.
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Where to stream: Sony Crackle The gang from Paddy's Pub isn't known for their altruism, but in the name of Thanksgiving—and a handful of forgiveness-related clichés, like "bury the hatchet" and "wipe the slate clean," which they take very literally—they decide to host a dinner and invite just a few of the hundreds of people they've wronged over the years.
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He added that they are proving to be very effective so far in pilots that Amazon has run with a number of publishers and other developers — The Washington Post, TikTok, Sony Crackle, Sesame Workshop, USA TODAY, Sago Mini and Bell Canada were among the early testers — with customers on average two to three times more likely to complete actions versus test-using virtual items.
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It's amazing to witness the baldly commercial attempt to shove as many recognizable apps as possible into The Emoji Movie's sad excuse for a plot: Crackle (owned by Sony), WeChat (hugely popular in China, where this movie is aiming to make a killing), Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Dropbox all make appearances, with Dropbox in particular representing a kind of heaven that some of the emojis are trying to reach.
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Mishan writes astutely about the sensory aspects of food—capturing the crackle of flaky Egyptian crepes folded into each other "like a series of Chinese boxes," in a former Bay Ridge bodega; or the creamy, tumeric-stained monster curry bun that resembles "a crab stranded on its back," at a Malaysian restaurant in Elmhurst—but Hungry City is a food column that is only sort of about food.
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In the opening pages of "Bloodlines," Melissa del Bosque's fast-paced true-crime tale about a Mexican drug cartel and the Texas cops who chase it, Scott Lawson, a newly minted F.B.I. agent stationed in Laredo, sits in his car in a parking lot within earshot of the border, listening to the crackle-pop of automatic gunfire drifting from Nuevo Laredo, its sister city across the Rio Grande.
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Each song slams and thrashes and pounds the beat into oblivion; each raises an indestructible wall of crackle and hiss and barbed wire and rotating blades and sizzling static in your face, all masquerading as guitar playing; each deploys a simple, powerful, mournful melody to lend the project an aura of tragedy, as if all that energy is being wasted swimming against the tide — the tide being sexism, oppression, and so forth.
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Alissa Wilkinson, Vox: It's amazing to witness the baldly commercial attempt to shove as many recognizable apps as possible into The Emoji Movie's sad excuse for a plot: Crackle (owned by Sony), WeChat (hugely popular in China, where this movie is aiming to make a killing), Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Dropbox all make appearances, with Dropbox in particular representing a kind of heaven that some of the emojis are trying to reach.
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The illustrations crackle with energy, while the captions give a look inside the supernatural phenomena at play: "She observed her electric will woven into the all thing… and decided to leave her body…" Leslie Lasiter, who curated the exhibition with Cory Siegler, explained that part of the show's rationale is that, though scattered throughout the world, this is a networked community of artists who are fluent in one another's work and share similar interests (science fiction, geometry, etc.).
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We like watching them go through the weird tea ceremony of small talk and reluctant flirting on First Dates, and we like to see that first sizzle and crackle of sexual chemistry as it comes to life on Take Me Out, and we like to watch them get pied off in Majorca a week later on that very same show, and we like to watch them shag for six straight weeks before declaring themselves to be in love on Love Island.
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Though it just lost Emmy-nominated Jerry Seinfeld series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" to Netflix, Crackle has been ramping up its original series offerings, such as Emmy-nominated stop-motion comedy "SuperMansion," with Bryan Cranston and Keegan-Michael Key among its voice actors; tech drama "Startup," starring Martin Freeman and Adam Brody; "The Art of More," a drama set in the world of art trading, with Dennis Quaid and Kate Bosworth; and the upcoming drama "Snatch," adapted from the heist movie of the same name and featuring "Harry Potter" star Rupert Grint.
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That decision makes for a pretty unique look into Seinfeld's creative process—it's wild, for instance, to see how he delivers the first joke he ever wrote more than 40 years after penning it: Netflix also dropped the comedian's bits on how sad it is to be a sock, the questionable way his father moved furniture, and this particular gem, where Seinfeld gives the audience the finger: Seinfeld's Netflix deal will also bring 24 new episodes of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee to the streaming service, including all the old installments that, for now, are housed on Crackle.
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