Swift dabbles in feminist rhetoric, but Swift dabbles in feminist rhetoric, but only only when it is marketable or part of an album narrative that helps record sales.
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For producing, we use Ableton, and [DaMarii] dabbles in Logic.
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The work of chaplaincy dabbles in mystery all the time.
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Despite Maezawa's overwhelming love of art, he also dabbles in science.
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Lady Sybil, who dabbles in the suffrage and worker's rights movements before
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Think Tesla is the only carmaker that dabbles with near-autonomous driving?
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Now, he dabbles in electronic music and makes appearances in Ibiza clubland.
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Like many works by Mr. Gruber, "Aerial" also dabbles in popular idioms.
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Amazon first dabbles in robots Nothing seemed impressive about Amazon's first robot.
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A bigger group of non-ideological "opportunists" dabbles in that and other businesses.
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She's a bona fide supermodel who now dabbles in the faux fringe variety.
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Aside from her acting career, she also dabbles in a little saxophone playing.
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The album dabbles in gospel, funk, and soul, but keeps its country feel.
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NOW: Dan Miller dabbles in producing, design and songwriting outside of O-Town.
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Wales dabbles in nationalism, and it could follow the Scottish push for separatism.
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"Deadpool 2" dabbles in ugliness and transgression, but takes no real creative risks.
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"Effectively a modern take on the gorgeous BMW 507, the Z8 is arguably the most beautiful car of the last 20 years — a vehicle that dabbles in 'retro,' and dabbles in 'futuristic,' and somehow manages to look good doing both."
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I feel like I'm watching a softcore chaturbate channel that occasionally dabbles in ASMR.
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Wall Street still uses its own systems, though it dabbles some in crypto assets.
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To the extent that the Alt-Right dabbles in economics it is highly protectionist.
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The actress portrayed a med-school student who dabbles with death in "Flatliners" (1990).
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Perhaps their significant other is super negative or really thoughtless or dabbles in microaggressions.
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In addition to modeling, Hannah Ann loves to paint and dabbles in interior decorating.
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It's not so surprising then that Frewin also dabbles in more traditional 3D creature modelling.
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But the hyper-connected investor still dabbles in national politics, particularly on gun control issues.
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Although there are hints of San Francisco's legendary perversions, our otherwise curious narrator never dabbles.
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Riley Reid, one of the most popular porn performers in the world, dabbles in it.
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It's very touche-à-tout,'' which, Van Gend explains, is French for ''someone who dabbles.
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It is one thing to start out writing poems, because nearly everyone dabbles in it.
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And, because he dabbles in real estate investing himself, Umanzor knows exactly what he's looking for.
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He wrestles, he acts, he sings and he even for some reason dabbles in Elvis impersonations.
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The branch is inspired by baroque art, with dabbles of rainbows and nods to LGBT culture.
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There is Nova (Rutina Wesley), a journalist who also dabbles in out-of-the-mainstream spirituality.
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Norwich dabbles in such Orientalist fantasies too, but offers us some useful moves beyond as well.
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He dabbles in abstraction for a while, though the shapes are often easily recognizable as phalluses.
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Beyond the corruption, Trump now routinely dabbles in abuses of power that should shock the conscience.
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She dabbles with a life as an executioner in one episode and as a diplomat in another.
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And he dabbles in real estate speculation, buying and selling a dozen homes before the bubble bursts.
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He dabbles in armed robbery, but ultimately goes straight, working as a canal digger and a cooper.
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It doesn't help that Blitzstein's score dabbles in ragtime, spirituals and parlor music alongside more conventional styles.
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He wears Allbirds—the official sneaker of startup bros—sports an Apple Watch, and dabbles in winemaking.
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So, what does a content creator who dabbles in just about everything carry around in her purse?
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But Robinson still dabbles in fanfic, and Tremel and Kem both intend to keep their sites running indefinitely.
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Jessica dabbles in a relationship with Alex (Miles Heizer) and Justin does his best to win her back.
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Some songs veer into mawkish expressions of self-confidence and closure, and Kesha still dabbles in cultural appropriation.
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Not only is he a politician back home in the Philippines ... he also dabbles in music and basketball.
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Whereas Quebec's scheme, for instance, dabbles in local economic development, the CPPIB stands out for its professed independence.
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Nor is it film criticism, social history, psychology or philosophy, though it dabbles in all of those disciplines.
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I don't have a dining room table, so I'd need at least one author who dabbles in woodworking.
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However, each investing group either focuses on early-stage investments that include seed deals or dabbles in them.
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Sure, she dabbles with evil forces and has the most twisted relationship with her sister, but she can fight.
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Back in May, Emmanuel tweeted about having rediscovered her watercolor paints; she dabbles, but says she's not very good.
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Apple Photos dabbles a little with AI, but Google Photos embraces it fully, and the end result is magic.
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Beijing-based LeEco, which dabbles in everything from movies to cars, has had a dizzying journey to the top.
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Dua is a huge pop star, and as it turns out ... Anwar dabbles in his own tunes as well.
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Midge's dad, Abe Weissman (Tony Shalhoub), also dabbles in beatnik philosophies after he quits his job at Columbia University.
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She auditions for the school musical, goes to prom, dabbles in pretentiousness and stands by her dubious musical taste.
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Ilieva still dabbles in other alt-coins but sees cryptocurrency more as a hobby than a long-term investment plan.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina dabbles in satanic worship, possession, visions, plagues, and blood curses — and that's just the first episode.
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The Taming of the Shrew has conventionally been understood as a narrative that dabbles—if not wades—in spousal abuse.
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The Amazon app can let users buy books by photographing the cover, and the Echo Look dabbles in fashion suggestions.
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In other words, the Dim Mak man dabbles in edgy cultural interests without investing too heavily in any of them.
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As former President Obama dabbles in rebuilding the Democratic Party, not everyone is welcoming his political arm, Organizing For Action.
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Yap also dabbles in angel investing, having set up a $14 million venture arm that invests in supply chain start-ups.
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The noise does, however, highlight the dangers when a public body like a central bank dabbles in allocating credit to companies.
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Purple Pilgrims, a sister duo from New Zealand, make folksy dream pop, and Mothica, a Brooklynite, dabbles in gloomy synth pop.
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Sure, you may know a dad who dabbles in contemporary workouts like SoulCycle, but that's not what we're here for today.
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Mr. Frost is a mild-mannered eccentric who dabbles in several pursuits, all while caring for his ailing (and charming) mother.
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The lively score dabbles in gospel, jazz and calypso, among other genres, and celebrates black culture and race politics in America.
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Miller's Tituba is a "Negro slave" who dabbles in dark voodoo, casts spells over fiery cauldrons, and brews potions of chicken blood.
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Okeke dabbles in high-end rides like this -- just ask Arnold Schwarzenegger and even Floyd Mayweather ... they know what we're talking about.
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The actor and host, who also dabbles in music, became a producer at the beginning of his MTV show's current fifth season.
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Birkhead, who works as a photographer and dabbles in real estate for a living, has opted to raise Dannielynn out of the spotlight.
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The Duchess of Sussex rarely dabbles outside of her center-parted waves, messy low bun, freckled skin, and nude lipstick MO... until recently.
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Rachel Lindsay, former Bachelorette, went back to work at her Dallas law firm after The Bachelorette finale, but she dabbles in Instagram partnerships.
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Makela's main tools are the ones you'd expect, like Cinema 4D, Photoshop, and Illustrator, but he also dabbles in ZBrush and After Effects.
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She runs away with the carnival,then returns to town and dabbles in sex work before finally getting a break as a singer.
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He even dabbles in restaurants, including Bond 45, a trattoria that is reopening next month at the Hotel Edison on West 47th Street.
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And handing over your Apple Watch data to your physician has potentially significant implications for privacy, though the company already dabbles in medical records.
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As in her work, she dabbles with different mediums and kind of using whatever medium fits what she's trying to say with the work.
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Muksin also dabbles in updating the Disney movies into modern times, like with this downright frightening use of the Face Swap filter on Snapchat.
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Mr. Andrew is also in an indie band called Trouble Andrew, and dabbles in filmmaking (he directed music videos for Zoë Kravitz's band, Lolawolf).
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Columbus Nova is an 18 year-old, New York-based private equity firm that also dabbles in venture capital via a Silicon Valley affiliate.
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The band dabbles in sludgy doom, noise rock, and experimental weirdness, a trio of influences that coalesces into a battery of ominous, weighty tones.
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One of his sons is a blogger who dabbles in a business of treats made of banana, while the other owns a pancake chain.
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So, how appropriate is it that this Dynamic Data Scientist Bundle dabbles in both the booming data science field and focuses on online learning?
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At Baar Baar, which means "again and again," he dabbles in sous-vide, foams, gels and such, but they do not dominate the menu.
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Are "Le Figaro" and Komrade the same person, an extortionist masquerading as a whistle-blower, or perhaps a whistle-blower who dabbles in extortion?
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Dyson doesn't just deal in space-conscious and stylish vacuums, the elevated home brand also dabbles in hi-tech hair care and air purifiers too.
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As Becca Kufrin dabbles in love with 28 (now 20 or so) different men, Becca's friends and fellow rulers of Bachelor Nation will weigh in.
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The album also shows off Owen's versatility as he dabbles in Latin rhythms ("Senorita," a duet with LeLe Pons) and tropical vibes ("Drink All Day").
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"Typically we say no to any celebrity client," said Mr. Boisset, who wears his blond hair in suave waves and also dabbles in making jewelry.
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That could be due to increased sales of Chromecast devices, laptops, Google Home speakers, and Nest products, among various other physical devices Google now dabbles in.
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As its name indicates, it dabbles with 3D in a manner that's somewhat similar (ambitious as an idea, bad in execution) to the RED Hydrogen One.
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And as the Indian group dabbles in new things, Oyo's executives appear to be finding it hard to offer a succinct description of the company's businesses.
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We're looking forward to seeing which retailer — hopefully one on with similar magnitude and accessible price points as Target — dabbles in truly matching nude collections next.
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But isn't this Michael's primary job, to make us totally cringe while he barely dabbles in managing the Scranton branch of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company?
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For the average person who dabbles in bondage, adding a pair of handcuffs to their sex life is just a fun way to mix things up.
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They could be a freelance journalist who dabbles in communications work, as I briefly considered doing, and as a growing number of my colleagues do, too.
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Books of The Times The Irish writer Claire-Louise Bennett's first novel, "Pond," dabbles in a black art we don't get enough of in summertime: misanthropy.
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Let's Measure Legs Last Saturday night, I sat down to watch a few games with a good friend of mine who only casually dabbles in NBA basketball.
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A violinist who dabbles in guitar, bass, synthesizer and drums, she's known for her quietly transfixing solo performances, in which her loops take shape in real time.
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She most recently starred in Miu Miu's resort 2017 campaign, and her talents don't stop there — Law dabbles in photography and painting, she explains in the profile.
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The well-coiffed Mr Kurz may have swallowed large parts of the FPÖ's platform, but he never rails against elites or dabbles in George Soros conspiracy theories.
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To keep busy, he dabbles in woodworking, and he began making the flags from old wooden stockade fences that have largely given way to white plastic versions.
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Birkhead, who works as a photographer and dabbles in real estate for a living, has raised his daughter — who looks just like her mother — as a single dad.
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DiCaprio, who also dabbles in climate activism, praised Thunberg in the post as a "leader of our time" and called upon world leaders to take her message seriously.
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"'Ant-Man' dabbles in the bright, playful colors of the superhero spectrum, reveling in moments of cartoonish whimsy and smirky humor," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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In the past, he has created music videos for Clinic and Ultrademon and visuals for Franz Ferdinand, but he also dabbles in the "net art" and GIF scenes.
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In addition to dancing and lip-synching like her fellow HypeHouse members, 17-year-old Avani Gregg – known just as Avani on TikTok – also dabbles into costume makeup.
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When he's not modeling, Fai dabbles in music and has a Soundcloud, an affinity he likely adopted from his sisters, Sama and Haya, the DJ duo behind SIMIHAZE.
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Google offers a dizzying number of services and dabbles in almost every consumer tech industry under the sun, including seven core products with more than a billion users each.
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In the 590 images posted to the account, Sherman dabbles with some standard, banal Instagram behaviors like food photography, short videos of wild animals, and throwback Mother's Day pics.
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Later that month, Sprouse — who dabbles in photography when he's not acting — posted a series of stunning photos of his rumored girlfriend on Instagram while on vacation in Mexico.
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Typically, he moves between erotic and non-erotic works, depending on his mood, and when not working full-time at an animation studio, Painchaud also dabbles in electronic music.
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Typically, he moves between erotic and non-erotic works, depending on his mood, and when not working full-time at an animation studio, Painchaud also dabbles in electronic music.
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The warmth of that show was reminiscent of another artist who also dabbles in neo-lounge: Clairo, a young electro-pop singer with a suite of entrancing original songs.
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"Many a keeper's lost their mind to quicksilver," warns James (Gerard Butler) as Donald (Connor Swindells), his trainee lighthouse keeper, dabbles a gloved hand in a puddle of mercury.
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Throughout this town hall, he dabbles in self-deprecating jokes about being in office since Calvin Coolidge's presidency and then brings up reality TV star Snookie, of "Jersey Shore" fame.
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It feels like it's wrong, but not the good wrong, not like smoking a whole pack behind the school—it surpasses the cool aspect of bad and dabbles in menacing.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) and Jeb Bush's father, former President George H.W. Bush, also dabbles in Hollywood screenwriting.
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While the company dabbles in meme merchandise, it doesn't represent the majority of Gotham City's sales because "it's tough to have a business that just chases those trends," Garriss said.
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The six-song collection dabbles in everything from 80s pop to new wave to R&B, and Soto's voice proves just as versatile, turning from sensual to distorted and aggressive.
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It&aposs not just grilled chicken and broccoli, Freshly dabbles in all kinds of cuisine — from chicken tikka masala to a low-country boil, there are plenty of adventurous options.
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Turns out the 14 year NFL veteran -- and 2 time Pro Bowler -- dabbles in magic in his off time ... and put his skills on display on the NBC show this week.
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In addition to his works on canvas and paper, the artist also dabbles in puppetry, animation, and experimental film, often incorporating found objects as well as products of his own design.
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The alt-right, which draws on the reflexive atheism of message board culture and dabbles in the forms of neo-paganism associated with white nationalism, has no coherent stance on religion.
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Hutchings dabbles in "What I Ate Today" videos, and is known for her recipe videos onvegan takes on popular meals, like a seitan version of a Chik-Fil- A chicken sandwich.
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Rather than hawking diet products or doing Instagram stories about event openings, Luyendyk is racecar driver who, according to his website, also dabbles in real estate, giving him a serious advantage.
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Before that, there were other dabbles in video: last year, LinkedIn launched a Quora-style Q&A service with influencers on the site that marked its first foray into moving pictures.
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She also dabbles in the tech industry: She reportedly made an investment in the popular dating app Bumble in October 2018 and has since plugged the company on her Instagram page.
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With Brodsky, the singer and guitarist of metalcore groups like Cave In and Mutoid Man, she reaches beyond her signature acoustic palette and dabbles in droning soundscapes and trudging electric guitar.
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Campbell also dabbles in augmented reality, and in the process has developed a technique for greenscreening Tilt Brush drawings into his physical environment, so you can see his process in action here.
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No, these other horror movies are allowed to stand as psychological thrillers, or, like Jordan Peele's appropriately lauded directorial debut Get Out (which also dabbles in body horror), as biting social critique.
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The Hornsdale battery dabbles in the "frequency or ancillary services market," which is a fancy way of saying that the battery does stuff to make sure there's enough energy to meet demand.
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Perhaps I am most invested in the sordid tale of desperate Cool Girl Marquise de Montespan (Anna Brewster), the king's mistress who dabbles in the black arts to retain his waning affections.
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One might be the quintessentially chatty Gem who flits between friend groups and dabbles in social climbing, while the other may embody the artistic Gemini, whose creativity is impossible to tamp down.
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Today, she has part-time jobs at McDonald's and Kentucky Fried Chicken, and dabbles in advocacy, lobbying lawmakers on behalf of "Fight for $15," a coalition pushing to raise the minimum wage.
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" And it dabbles in Godardian metatheatricality: The libretto for "Paradies" ("Paradise"), for flute and electronic music, the 21st hour of "Klang," begins "'Paradise,' for flute and electronic music, 21st hour of 'Klang.
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Somehow it feels only appropriate that the remaining papers from one of history's most infamous mysteries would be made public by the administration of a president who dabbles in conspiracy theories himself.
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Sawsan's reactions are perhaps the most extreme, running the gamut of possibilities: First she joins the Baath Party and revels in her power; then she rejects it and dabbles in religious radicalism.
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With a fine arts background, she now paints on a new canvas, this time with her voice, and as someone who dabbles in R&B refuses to be limited to just singing.
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The last time we heard from The Astral Plane—a club music outfit that dabbles in music journalism, podcasting, and also runs a label—they were gearing up to release their second compilation.
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It is encrusted, heavy-handed, overworked, as if she were trying out everything on one canvas: short, long, medium brushstrokes; assertive palette knife slashes; curlicues, dabbles, stipples and swirls; grisaille and full color.
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She also dabbles in self-awareness (on her style: "I usually dress like a boy or a child") and transparency (on this ASMR video: "a shameless attempt to garner more followers and subscribers").
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Tyson discusses what it would be like to live on Mars, the search for extra-terrestrial life, and occasionally dabbles in other scientific topics like technology in football or the new science of LSD.
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From a self-taught camera handler who boasts almost a million Instagram followers to a model turned photog who dabbles in collage art on the side, these creators have transcended the overpopulated photo space.
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They met as neighbors in their Los Angeles apartment building, have interesting lives — he's a graphic designer, she dabbles in photography after her day job — and have now been together for four blissful years.
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He clearly respects the modes in which he dabbles—the mark of a veteran musicologist—as each cultural hallmark is briefly suggested, never parroted, and then constructed as new and different from the other.
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Still, for a show that rarely dabbles in these kinds of high-level mind games, it's rather shocking to see a character as nuanced as Dwight remain so integral to the direction of the plot.
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Currently, there's a shift in who's at the helm of dancehall's turning tide as artists like Shenseea, Hood Celebrityy, Ishawna, Jada Kingdom, Lisa Mercedez and Stefflon Don (when she dabbles in it) continue to rise.
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Whether a designer dabbles in 3-D printing or tinkers with next-level materials, or, say, incorporating animations into a catwalk performance, the following labels have proven to be a step ahead of the game.
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An absurdly coifed one-hit wonder named Christian Winter (Will Forte), who moved to Ireland for the tax exemptions and dabbles in the dark arts, is planning to sacrifice her at the forthcoming blood moon.
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The e-commerce giant creates technology from e-readers to smart speakers, produces original TV and movie content, dabbles in self-driving cars, and delivers alcohol, groceries and products from third-party sellers on its platform.
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But in the Trump era, the lineup has taken an increasingly toxic turn: Hannity regularly dabbles in conspiracy theories about the supposed deep state, while Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson have espoused white-nationalist talking points.
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The Los Angeles-based agent, a former film student who also dabbles in internet companies and has more than $220 billion in sales to his name, is a fixture on the high-priced home circuit in Hollywood.
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The screenwriter David Farr and the director Susanne Bier's Richard Roper feels like a man of our time as well: a venal businessman who dabbles in global good works and has a keen appreciation of brand management.
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His conception of the writer is pure posture, one who dabbles in higher things, not in the muck of what, in his view, has been an entirely backwards existence: the huts and gutters and bare front yards.
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Superstore is a show that dabbles in political and social issues, yes, but it's also a show about maintaining your dignity in the face of a system that sees you as just another piece of a corporate puzzle.
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Though he regularly invokes the immigrant tale of his father, Rafael, he speaks sparingly of ethnic identity, dabbles only occasionally in uneven Spanish and has declined to highlight his biography as conspicuously as Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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Still, this type of pair-up, where a celebrity or brand spokesperson dabbles in design, is somewhat unusual for a luxury label — in fact, the honor has never been bestowed upon any of Dior's longtime ambassadors, per WWD.
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Though its program and members do not openly embrace or reference Nazism, the party's program dabbles in ideas that might be construed as racist, and as a result the party is considered untouchable by mainstream voters and politicians.
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The plant care community even dabbles in the language of parenthood — take the popular terms "plant baby" and "plant mom," for example, or the wealth of "plant parent" lingo on websites like trendy online plant retailer The Sill.
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We got Martha leaving ABC Studios in NYC on Tuesday and wanted to know what she'd recommend to O, now that Gayle King revealed earlier this week Oprah dabbles in a little Mary Jane every now and then.
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Interviews with dozens of law enforcement and intelligence officials, and a review of documents, indicate that the gang dabbles in small-time drug dealing, gun sales, prostitution and extortion, with some members receiving just enough money to get by.
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"I think a lot of people who are in the community aren't very open about their expansion fetish in broad daylight," Maria Alive, a fetish-artist who specializes in inflation and dabbles in blueberry photo edits, told me in an email.
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Theatricality plays a part in her performance, and she's not afraid to show off her commercial appeal: The impact of her dabbles in drama school is apparent, and her show is not only soulful but outrageously streamlined and oozing confidence.
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But, similar to kindred spirit Ariel Pink, Maus's ear for curious sonics—rubbery bass lines, digital choirs, and enough candied synths to give you a toothache—are always in danger of being overlooked amid the extra-musical antics he dabbles in.
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From "Heroisches Sinnbild I" ("Heroic Symbol I," 43–70) to "Siegfried vergißt Brünhilde" ("Siegfried Forgets Brunhilde," 1975) and "Für Paul Celan: Aschenblume" ("For Paul Celan: Ash Flower," 2006), Kiefer dabbles in genres as various as farce, melodrama, and the epic homage.
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Derby aside, Birkhead, who works as a photographer and dabbles in real estate, has made it clear that he's doing his best to make sure Dannielynn's childhood is as normal as possible — which means rejecting any opportunity to thrust her into the limelight.
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Cat Without Claws dabbles in the pop genre with "Oh Billy Please" and the titular track, but when Summer released 1989's Another Place and Time, she was a full on Europop goddess, ready to compete with the likes of Kylie Minogue.
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The score dabbles in Hasidic folk tunes (such as at 1:11 in this video), but Bernstein also wrote motifs for characters and ideas using a system based on the tradition of each letter of the Hebrew alphabet having a numerical value.
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The Chinese market for electric vehicles is hot, and the latest indicator is a $1.08 billion raise from China's LeEco, a Beijing-based web video company (which now dabbles in everything from televisions to transportation) that's targeting Tesla with its own electric car plans.
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I have no doubt his extreme oddness, bookishness, dabbles in the occult, fantasies of invincibility, though they failed to provide him with a proper chemical formula for mummifying his lady's corpse, supplied him copiously with lore, ritual, history, chants, prayers for launching her into immortality.
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In the three episodes made available to critics, "Million" dabbles in "This Is Us"–style schmaltz; in "thirtysomething"–style "let's all talk about how being married is boring sometimes but also good"; and in "Damages"–style ominous computer clacking indicating business scandals might be afoot.
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As a fashion writer who sometimes dabbles in the art of celebrity style reporting, there are few resources that I appreciate more than the mega-fans online who research what their specific A-lister of choice is wearing down to the very last detail.
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You might make yourself into the person who dabbles in IT, the person who plays golf with the who's who in town, or the person who can take a good idea, chew over it for a bit, then reintroduce it with a new, solid-gold angle.
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As a musician, he dabbles across the digital divide—reluctantly embracing a virtual DJ set-up after a car accident destroyed his record collection on tour, but also perfecting live performances with punk guitarist Andy Moor and Clayton's own music ensemble, Nettle, where traditional Mediterranean rhythms meet breakcore.
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The dynamic puts Republicans in an ongoing dilemma in dealing with a President who shatters all norms, speaks falsehoods regularly and dabbles daily in new controversies: They can speak up against Trump and win over their critics but risk the wrath of Trump -- and his supporters -- in the process.
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She has a clear, edgeless voice, and she's versatile, though often here it can sound like she's blindly experimenting with styles — "You Don't Know My Heart" dabbles in club R&B, and "Lone Ranger" is indebted to the country-influenced dance music Avicii was making a couple of years ago.
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They congratulated my husband, and after they realized it was me, they asked me if it was fabricated," she says, echoing themes of the Frida Kahlo newspaper headline from the 1930s, highlighted at the artist's Detroit retrospective last year: "Wife of the Master Mural Painter Gleefully Dabbles in Works of Art.
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It's true: The Sun, which is emphatically not registered to vote, dabbles in casting ballots on Earth, according to a presentation given by Bharat Bhuva, a professor of electrical engineering at Vanderbilt University, on Friday morning at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Boston.
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"So what's fascinating is that in the Space Age, suddenly the focus shifts from the past to the future, and Santa — as well as his Soviet counterpart, Grandfather Frost — dabbles in space flight and delivers scientific toys and the trappings of domestic bliss, like the Easy-Bake Oven, to Cold War kids," Archer told Hyperallergic.
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These are the most successful passages of this somewhat meandering and episodic story, as Priscilla instructs Rebecca on the art of puréeing rather than purchasing fancy baby foods, tends to the baby's many needs as his mother dabbles away at her poems, and most importantly holds Rebecca's hand while teaching her how to mother.
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And Rings dabbles in the recent horror obsession with victimized women locked up by unpredictable, dangerous men (seen over the last few years in 10 Cloverfield Drive, Mad Max: Fury Road, Ex Machina, Room, Morgan, and Split), but can't even stick with that plot long enough to tell the audience what happened to the woman in question.
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Betty Jones dabbles in real estate, and her portfolio includes a handful of rental properties in San Francisco, New York and Washington, D.C. Some are spacious apartments with lovely views, but the rentals that give her the greatest return on investment are small, dark and have no view — unless you count the parallel white lines that separate them.
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Besides trading Televison-meets-Grateful Dead licks with Forsyth, the bespectacled ax slinger and John Zorn disciple also dabbles in punk-jazz with Many Arms, Hasidic doom metal with Deveykus, and brainy tech-metal with Cleric, by way of his pal Matt Hollenberg (with whom he also plays in the extremely self-explanatory Hollenberg-Millevoi Quartet).
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And the drama playing out in Turkey today is the story of just how off track a once successful country can get when a leader who demonizes all his rivals and dabbles in crazy conspiracy theories comes to believe that he alone is The Man — the only one who can make his country great again — and ensconces himself in power.
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"Literally, my professional life is all about fueling athletes and making sure that they're hydrated properly," O'Brien, senior vice president and general manager at Gatorade tells CNBC Make It. But O'Brien — who dabbles in amateur competitions himself from time to time, competing in a few marathons and several triathlons over the years — had to make some mistakes before he got things right.
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Along the way he wrote an acclaimed novel, "High Cotton," published in the early 1990s, a kind of postmodern bildungsroman in which the unnamed narrator, raised amid the black bourgeoisie of Indianapolis, dabbles in, satirizes, but most often simply avoids the various identities that his family, on the one hand, and a dominant white culture, on the other, are eager to slot him into.
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"For me, what was interesting about Schiaparelli is her work was done at a time when everything felt like it was kind of falling apart — which is like our time," Mr. Roseberry, who spent the last 10 years at Thom Browne, a ready-to-wear brand that dabbles in its own kind of surrealist humor and high-concept handwork, said backstage before the show.
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