Wolfe delves into Buchanan's "public choice theory," which states that
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Her upcoming book, "The Snow Killings," delves into both cases.
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His work also delves into the North Fox Island ring.
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He again delves into the emotional life of great men.
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His piece goes deep and delves into some uncomfortable areas.
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And Katie Couric delves into the complexities of defining gender.
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Scariest_bug_ever delves into mental health issues with a rarely-seen candor.
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The show rarely delves into the troubles of the prison system.
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The case also delves into the darkest chapters of American history.
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Q: Your research delves into the centuries-old history of annuities.
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I see more artists producing work that delves into social change.
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It delves into misogynistic power structures and the nature of identity.
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Amy Adrion's "Half the Picture" delves into gender bias in Hollywood.
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Unsurprisingly, the report delves into impacts on information security and privacy.
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But it's especially apparent when he delves into math and analytics.
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Bernthal said the show delves into the complexities of the deadly antihero.
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The exhibit also delves into real-world science, like how DNA works.
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While dealing with the mythological, the novel also delves into big questions.
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The series delves into each participant's own incentive for pursuing the prize.
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The book delves into the origins of beloved events like the marathon.
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His latest food venture delves into the world of local urban farming.
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The play also delves into the all-consuming nature of an art practice.
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Simon Long delves into what Donald Trump means for taxes, growth and trade.
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She's back with an new book that similarly delves into folklore, Spinning Silver.
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The exhibition delves into his long-hidden passion for such works of art.
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Brian Quijada's autobiographical hip-hop solo show delves into issues of Latino identity.
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Or, if that fails, he delves into their subconscious and damages them psychologically.
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Her memoir, "Unremarried Widow," delves into her experience as a Gold Star wife.
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He also delves into how design changed at Apple after Steve Jobs passed.
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Mr. Neyfakh will contribute "Fiasco," an investigative show that delves into governmental imbroglios.
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Joana Toro delves into the last of New York's Puerto Rican social clubs.
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The journalist Hamilton Morris's psychedelic series delves into the background of obscure drugs.
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Real health care transcends economics and delves into the social and community realms.
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Weaving through time, the play delves into personal loss while experimenting with language.
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Anyone who delves into his history will realize his identity is a mosaic.
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Using footage shot by the stars themselves, it delves into each woman's personal story.
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Also: Ryan Avent delves into the work that won the latest Economics Nobel prize
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Mr Freeman rolls up his sleeves and delves into the nitty-gritty of manufacturing.
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Catastrophe delves into pregnancy, sex, and marriage without retreading any of the usual clichés.
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It also delves into real life racial issues, like the devaluation of Black lives.
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The documentary delves into his struggle against poachers on his South African rhino farm.
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Mills delves into the devastating numbers and then converts them into chaotically beautiful cartographies.
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The series delves into Lynchian surrealism and opts for unsettling anguish over jump cuts.
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His diction is spectacular in its simplicity, as is the content he delves into.
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This special bonus episode delves into the particular secrets revealed by pre-IPO paperwork.
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But it also delves into weightier issues like racism, police brutality and mass incarceration.
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It also delves into the mysterious disappearance of her husband, Don Lewis, in 1997.
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BILL FRISELL: A PORTRAIT Emma Franz's documentary delves into the guitarist's career and process.
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Our guide delves into the causes, risk factors, and treatment options for male infertility.
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Bruning is at his best when he delves into the pilots' anguish and obsessions.
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And "Tickled" delves into the not-so-funny side of a seemingly wholesome diversion.
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He even delves into their motivations for developing a particular slant on the emperor.
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It's a question I hope the show delves into more in the weeks ahead.
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In the three-part episode "Love Hurts," she delves into the difficulty she faces dating.
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The new show delves into the the relationship between the Federation and the warlike Klingons.
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It delves into the nature of fame as we understand it in a apocalyptic world.
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Teeth delves into a lot of tragedy as a motivator for Dawn to seek revenge.
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The film, by Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg, then delves into the sexting scandal meltdown.
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Rachel Parris, a stand-up comedian, delves into topical issues and pokes fun at politicians.
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Go deeper... The New Yorker's Jeffrey Toobin delves into the National Enquirer's "fervor for Trump."
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And it delves into the specific use of geometry to create visual boundaries for characters.
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Although Williams rarely delves into specifics on coming opponents, Putintseva's feistiness left a clear impression.
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Becker delves into how this multibillion-dollar industry has transformed global economies and landscapes alike.
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The company's latest evening, "Íntimo," delves into the intimacy of relationships — for better or worse.
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As he delves into the American past, though, those scenes don't add up to much.
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As it happens, each of the six "Brandenburgs" delves into issues of hierarchy and order.
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For a coach who rarely delves into the big picture, it was a startling pronouncement.
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Our new podcast, The Daily, delves into why Ms. DeVos's nomination attracted so much controversy.
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The report, chock-full of insights and stats, delves into the biggest trends in digital.
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It then delves into the murder trial and explores whether he was framed by authorities.
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And a new analysis by Princeton economists delves into what they believe is behind this trend.
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The Farrow Family History About halfway through the post, Moses delves into the Farrow family history.
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The uplifting musical comedy delves into the issues of racial segregation in Baltimore in the 1960s.
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Steeped in his subject, the author delves into the ancient roots of Romania's culture and religion.
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The film delves into how Hitchcock filmed it and unpacks its overall significance in movie history.
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A new book, "Successful Women Speak Differently" by Valorie Burton, delves into this very timely topic.
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Addiction psychiatrist Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg delves into what drives married couples to cheat on their spouses.
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Still, it would be a stretch to say that Zama delves into slavery as economic exploitation.
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"This season delves into the cost of ambition and the repercussions for their relationship," said Gibson.
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Pack's extensive book essay delves into the artists and film history of the early 20th century.
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The thread also delves into the extent of the Weasley family's poverty — which was apparently substantial.
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Shop talk somehow delves into a vent session about our childhood/current family relationships/mental illnesses.
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Warren's bill delves into other thorny legislative subjects, including federal judicial powers and federal agency rulemaking.
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His singsong rap flow is often moody and delves into topics of excess and getting nasty.
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This episode delves into majestic green seas replete with kelp forests, mangroves and blooms of algae.
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Watson delves into the underlying assumptions behind different positions, taking seriously arguments other than her own.
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It starts simple, then delves into the dark heart of America, which is where Morris shines.
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The series delves into the startling details of the case and how the conviction was reversed.
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Alex Lehmann, the film's director, gently delves into their back stories and sits in on rehearsals.
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The film, from filmmaker Bryan Fogel, delves into the controversy around performance-enhancing drugs in sports.
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In his photographs, Smith delves into America's historically volatile relationships between races without spelling anything out.
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The Marshall Project — The investigative outlet — another Pulitzer winner — delves into criminal justice and law enforcement issues.
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Beginning with the familiar 'Hedwig's Theme,' the Fantastic Beasts theme then delves into its own original melody.
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John Cho plays David, a dad who delves into his daughter's virtual life after she goes missing.
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This piece for Ensia by Maywa Montenegro delves into some of the debates CRISPR raises in agriculture.
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The report delves into new technologies being developed by a number of the world's biggest military regimes.
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Host Bridget Lancaster delves into food trends and obsessions — like, why are grain bowls suddenly so popular?
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In the second half of the show, Isobel Yeung delves into the world of human gene editing.
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His recent, acclaimed album 4:44 also delves into themes of institutional racism and the American Dream.
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Today, Fox released the first official trailer, which delves into the narrative of the movie a bit.
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You might not believe that there is a difference and, for some, the answer delves into spirituality.
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The book delves into the racial and gender stereotypes that fuel the persistent dismissal of women's anger.
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Beyond India, the report also delves into coal aspirations for all the other regions of the world.
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China Rich Girlfriend delves into Rachel's family history, which is briefly hinted at in Crazy Rich Asians.
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Episode 8 This episode delves into the anatomy of a Crain marriage — and how Crain marriages end.
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Made by the son of Beltracchi's legal counsel, the 2014 film delves into a sensational, convoluted scandal.
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In his new book, The Attention Merchants, Wu delves into the history of advertising, propaganda, and media.
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The series, which features the original voice cast from the films, delves into the transition Monsters, Inc.
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Richardson delves into a variety of fascinating deb scenes, including African-American traditions dating back to Reconstruction.
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Like Ms. Parker's charred church fragments, this work delves into American history, but more legibly and resonantly.
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But along with handing out advice about leading a healthy lifestyle, the book delves into other subjects.
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Control delves into these ideas much more deeply, introducing concepts like Altered Items and Objects of Power.
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There's not as much Versace as you might expect, and it barely delves into his fashion empire.
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Episode 5, titled "The Dark Season," delves into some of the tougher times in the singer's life.
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"I, Tonya" stars Margot Robbie as Harding and delves into the former skater's life beyond the attack.
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Our personal finance writer delves into our nation's maddeningly complex system of financial aid for higher education.
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This podcast delves into the economics behind the idea, whether it can work, and under what circumstances.
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Nielsen's full report, which delves into individual artist successes and other music events, is available for download here.
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In this history, Mallory O'Meara delves into the forgotten creator behind the design of the creature, Milicent Patrick.
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The report delves into Cruz's early years, in which educators first began noticing concerning signs and alarming behavior.
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This engrossing history delves into the story of one of the genre's best-known magazines, Astounding Science Fiction.
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Her voice exudes an open warmth as she delves into what provoked this particularly intimate collection of recordings.
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Professor Marston & The Wonder Women delves into the superhero's creator, his interest in bondage, and his polygamous relationship.
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Rather than monsters or ghosts or scary events, the story delves into the psychological terror of the mind.
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The documentary Decade of Fire delves into the wave of arsons that wracked the Bronx in the 1970s.
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This new EP, Conexão—due out on 4 May—delves into that question by exploring intimate relationships instead.
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The Boston focus, for instance, delves into the subway, sewage, the "Big Dig" tunnel project, and harbor hazards.
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J.C. Pan in "The New Yuppies" delves into two new book on the current state of the Yuppie.
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Sanger's book, which was released last week, delves into major cyberattacks that have impacted geopolitics in recent years.
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The group's new report delves into the financial implications and policy-related aspects of Americans' reliance on cars.
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Inspired by the artists René Magritte and M. C. Escher, it delves into the notion of self-discovery.
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The album feels like eavesdropping, as Prince the songwriter delves into nuances and Prince the pianist cuts loose.
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"Gurlitt Status Report" delves into the history behind the collection and the circumstances under which it came together.
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" This story hovers over her book, which delves into the lives of transgender men and other "gender dissidents.
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By the same token, though, there are times when he flirts with the ridiculous, and delves into it.
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The CMT series delves into the musical influences that shaped these young men on their rise to stardom.
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The document delves into detail: "the Testimonial Dinner, the Seance, the Gymnasium and the Picnic," and so on.
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Black culture and history are also inextricably tied to queer identities throughout history, which the guide delves into.
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This new biopic celebrates her decades-long career and delves into her health battles and other personal dramas.
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The full also report delves into other areas of mobile usage, including form factor adoption and top mobile manufacturers.
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She hosts the Capsule '98 Podcast, which delves into all things '90s nostalgia with a slew of celebrity guests.
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Plyley delves into the challenges Eleven would face as she grew up with her adoptive parents in The Valley.
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning author ("God: A Biography") delves into the shifting role of faith, beginning with early Christianity.
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He delves into VW's origins, when Adolf Hitler ordered the construction of a "people's car", or Volkswagen in German.
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Smith is a book artist, but his work delves into the realms of photography, textiles, printmaking, and computer drawings.
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He also delves into the comedians' very human struggles — many grappled with stardom and got caught up in drugs.
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Then it delves into individual district races, weighing things such as voting history, incumbency, fundraising and candidates' ideological views.
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So anything that delves into a family, even if it's a setup for a murder mystery, I find intriguing.
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In After Life, the single mother delves into the tragedy and difficulties she faced that led her to crime.
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An upcoming episode of CNBC's "The Filthy Rich Guide " delves into some of the "problems" the mega-rich face.
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For instance, her newest single "Sober," which delves into the complications of relationships, is both super catchy and relatable.
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With "These Truths," Lepore delves into the history of the United States while asking critical questions about the nation.
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The second half delves into the matches that defined his career and his travels as a philanthropist and activist.
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This week's "Diary of a Song" delves into how the rapper, singer and flutist created a contemporary pop classic.
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This delightful article delves into their binge-watching habits as they orbit our planet aboard the International Space Station.
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He delves into Jackson's Presbyterian faith, which bordered on fanatical, and how it informed his merciless approach to battle.
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This yearlong investigation brings voice to the people killed and delves into the D.E.A. connection that set it off.
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The film delves into the ballroom subculture of '80s New York, characterised by black, Latino, gay and transgender communities.
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A page-turning chapter delves into the workings—and ethics—of the plasma business, which is dominated by four companies.
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And Cosmopolitan delves into the deepest and darkest mystery of the whole story: Did Dottie drop the ball on purpose?
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It's a plotline that delves into the classic comic book storyline involving Jean Gray (Sophie Turner) becoming infatuated with power.
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He delves into deeper and often times darker places—something that hadn't yet been fully realized in his prolific career.
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Future Noir delves into the production and making of the film, as well as how it became a cult phenomenon.
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Brittany Cooper delves into the topic of black women's anger — something that's historically been dismissed and distorted with racist stereotypes.
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The film delves into several of these stories, and the interviews with surviving family members are both emotional and sobering.
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Milton Esterow delves into the challenges faced by the five surviving heirs and the simmering conflict between two of them.
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Zillow's CEO delves into real estate marketplaces and the leadership equation to scale growth 9:25 AM – 9:30 AM
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Written by Ta-Nehisi Coates, this arc delves into the inner politics of Wakanda and Black Panther's role within it.
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In another, a young Muslim woman comfortably delves into steps and options to consider should viewers ever think they're pregnant.
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Lewis delves into the partnership between Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, who were pioneers in the field of behavioral economics.
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While "The Handmaid's Tale" explored how totalitarian regimes come to power, "The Testaments" delves into how they begin to fracture.
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Ms. Cheney is a best-selling author whose book "Manic: A Memoir" further delves into her experience with mental illness.
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In their music — often written and produced by themselves — BTS delves into issues like mental health and the class divide.
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This documentary is more terrifying than most horror films: It delves into the medical disasters caused by faulty medical devices.
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While it delves into biographical details of Wagner's life, there is not much information given about his wife, Maud Wagner.
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With the Super Bowl three days away, a new documentary delves into Bill Belichick's relationship with his mentor, Bill Parcells.
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It also delves into Wigstock's origin story, using archival footage and interviews with veteran and up-and-coming drag queens.
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For his first solo gallery exhibition in Los Angeles, Wilson delves into the history of the black diaspora in Istanbul.
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Every orchestra delves into canonical composers like Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, but the New York ensemble's festivals don't range any further.
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In it, Mr. Magloire delves into drama, as his title character grapples with guilt over the death of her sister.
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James Crump's seductive new documentary delves into the fascinating, 1970s universe of the New York-based fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez.
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Another clip delves into Bubblegum's strategy, the idiotic candy men who advise her, and mysterious martians heading toward the battlefield.
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The revealing commentary also delves into her body insecurities and the enormous amount of effort that goes into crafting her image.
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There's a shocking silence on-air after Sweet says he doesn't think Wolf is right about the executions Outrages delves into.
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While that game explored Greek history, their next project is a smaller game called Gods & Monsters, which delves into Greek mythology.
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Video essayist KaptainKristian seems to have found the same thing, because his latest video delves into what makes the movie great.
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The plot twists and turns as Tsugumo delves into his history, hoping to sway the lord... and possibly for other reasons?
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The special also delves into the phone calls made to Melissa Barthelemy's sister, Amanda, after Melissa vanished on July 12, 2009.
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Minhaj also delves into topics of personal interest, including his love of hip-hop music and the political climate of India.
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"Rebooting India" is at its best when it delves into the veritable sausage-making that is large-scale government IT projects.
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Confidentiality is again a top priority as the famously leak-averse Obama delves into the backgrounds and records of potential nominees.
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As he delves into discovering Casales's killer, he finds that the legacy of the Atlas is more pertinent than he thought.
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The New York Police Department, like other law enforcement agencies, has created a podcast that delves into its most interesting cases.
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Dan Mills delves into the devastating numbers of threatened populations around the world and then converts them into chaotically beautiful cartographies.
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"Cocaine Cowboys" director Billy Corben delves into the Major League Baseball scandal that brought down Alex Rodriguez and other MLB stars.
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When Orhan, his grandson, delves into Kemal's past, he soon discovers a story of ill-fated love during the Armenian genocide.
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Why it matters: The paper delves into demographic, economic and political forces that could eventually lead Republicans to moderate their positions.
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The picture she draws of the Kremlin's foreign policy is consistent, but she never delves into the domestic motivations behind it.
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It delves into the strategy behind their giving, which is important for understanding everything the Gateses have done to this point.
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Mr. Trudeau delves into the archives to resurrect the entry WORKS OF ART, which last appeared in the puzzle in 1959.
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What makes The Witcher so compelling is how it delves into these gray areas, exploring why people do what they do.
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Trump's report delves into areas in which the U.S. is being treated unfairly, discusses displaced workers and emphasizes U.S. energy dominance.
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While in our Opinion pages, a piece from Shanita Hubbard delves into the question of why black women can't say #metoo.
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The study also delves into how the rewards associated with ejaculation affect the flies' likelihood of pursuing other pleasures, like ethanol (alcohol).
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Hosted by veteran public radio editor and producer Laura Krantz, Foxtopus Ink's latest podcast Wild Thing delves into the elusive mythical being.
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Hairspray is an uplifting musical comedy that also delves into the issues of racial segregation that faced Baltimore in the early 1960s.
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ET — delves into the shocking actions of Morgan and Anissa, who lured Payton into the woods after a sleepover before the stabbing.
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Told from the alternating perspectives of each distinct sister, the story delves into issues of race, sexuality, mental illness, and familial obligation.
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Luckily, Jason delves into the inner workings of the model, revealing some masterful Lego Technics engineering that might even outdo Mother Nature.
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Called "Adventures in Archaeological Science," the 12-page book delves into what microbial archaeologist Christina Warinner calls the "archaeology of the invisible".
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Season 2 of 13 Reasons Why is provoking even more backlash as it delves into topics like bullying, suicide and rape culture.
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It follows the story of a young girl named Merryn, who delves into the deep unknown in search of her missing father.
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Paak delves into with vulnerability—but never self-pity—on Malibu, and entirely new territory compared to the cheeky hedonism of Venice.
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The "special" delves into meta territory when the single subscriber he's celebrating is revealed to be his grandma, chilling in the background.
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Through flashbacks, the film delves into the mysteries of their relationship and the suspects who might be responsible for a deadly crime.
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Mr. Vega will be performing at several of Cielo's Wednesday-night Roots sessions, which delves into the origins of electronic dance music.
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"It's most definitely not helpful," Lambert, whose latest "Food For Thought" podcast episode delves into the science behind fat-shaming, told Insider.
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"Fallen Order" introduces an ancient alien species that trained to master the force, and delves into the origins of the Jedi's teachings.
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Writer Jessica Furseth delves into the phenomenon of getting PTSD when you've been through something not typically considered traumatic; read more here.
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A massive survey of tramp art at the Museum of International Folk Art delves into the unexplored history of astonishingly elaborate creations.
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The film also delves into her past as a Holocaust survivor and explores how she paved the way for a sexual revolution.
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Who revels in the concept of individuality exposed through these strange songs, but it also delves into a darker line of inquiry.
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A case study in the format's flaws, Gail Freedman's "Hot to Trot" delves into the world of competitive same-sex ballroom dancing.
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The New York Times Magazine has also published an extensive article on the war that delves into the roots of the conflict.
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See is extremely invested in showing you how all this stuff works, so much so that it barely delves into its characters.
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For those who are interested in how "You" delves into the brain of a serial killer, Netflix's "Mindhunter" is a must-see.
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Nonetheless, Chivers delves into the concerns surrounding artificial general intelligence - "a computer that can do all the mental tasks that we can".
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Having dealt with Mexican drug cartels and the global war on terrorism, Winslow now delves into the opioid crisis, among other things.
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There is an obviously joyful artistic exploration at work here that delves into imperfect cyclical movements generating fields of electro-physical noise.
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A new study from Princeton and New York University delves into how much people share fake news online, and who's doing the sharing.
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But now we have a full-length trailer, which shows off more of the visual effects and delves into the movie's central relationship.
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Season 2 delves into the more insidious parts of racial politics, like alt-right Twitter and the ingrained whiteness of university secret societies.
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Existing narratives often focus on the trauma of black queerness (some of the best television today, like Pose, delves into such painful questions).
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The nonfiction book delves into the world of transhumanists, or people who want to transcend the limits of the human body using technology.
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Speaking to Refinery29 over the phone, the Westworld actress and RoC Campaign Ambassador delves into topics with gusto, unpacking even the slightest detail.
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It also delves into the various orbits spacecraft can take around Earth, as well as the paths vehicles travel to reach other planets.
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Their work delves into the topics of black feminism, motherhood, the alienation of Native Americans, the culture of language, and many more topics.
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The season's eighth episode, "Kiksuya," delves into the backstory of the mysterious Ghost Nation tribe — in particular, a warrior named Akecheta (Zahn McClarnon).
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The State of Education study also delves into some interesting speculative correlations between STD outbreaks with certain periods of the college school year.
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D'Arcy Carden is a standout on NBC's "The Good Place," a comedy show about the afterlife that often delves into questions of morality.
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The first combo the singer delves into in the All Things Adrienne episode is tuna salad made with…wait for it…fruit punch.
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The Times piece, which delves into Russia's recruitment campaign, was published on the front page of the paper in December of last year.
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The year-end "report" delves into a few other milestones around content, games, emotes and more, and is available on Twitch's site here.
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Nancy Princenthal's Unspeakable Acts delves into the links between violence and silence, art and terror, and how pioneering women made them into art.
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A CNN Special Report delves into the Piazza case, the sweeping changes triggered in Happy Valley and the nationwide problem of fraternity hazing.
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It delves into the question of whether Muslims and Christians worship the same God, which emerged as the most contentious point in public.
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Beyoncé's narrative delves into marital troubles, her strained relationship with her father, and her miscarriage, all couched between poetic interludes influenced by Shire.
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Morgan delves into the controversial issue and meets several young undocumented immigrants struggling to make their way through the hateful narratives around it.
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The piece delves into Apple's larger video plans, and suggests that the platform may host up to 10 original shows by year's end.
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Below, one book delves into the conversation and offers some solutions, while two others explore the lives of those affected by these tragedies.
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This free family program centers on the exhibition "Waterfront," which delves into subjects ranging from the shoreline's labor history to its marine life.
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Ms. Obama delves into her upbringing and childhood, her time as a lawyer in Chicago and her drive to balance work with motherhood.
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In the case of Daredevil, the show delves into patriarchy and how women are supposed to protect themselves in this world of lawlessness.
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Although "The Big Sick" breaks new ground as it delves into cultural conflicts, there are patches of the drama that give you pause.
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"Apeirogon," the latest novel from the National Book Award winner, delves into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the eyes of two grieving fathers.
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Robert Eggers delves into the dark soul of man in his follow-up to "The Witch," and I couldn't be happier he did.
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"Jacquard's Web: How a Hand-Loom Led to the Birth of the Information Age" by James Essinger delves into the subject in detail.
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This book looks not only at very basic questions, but also delves into tougher topics, like how to ride out a down market.
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This primer delves into the history of one of Broadway's most infamous shows and its journey to becoming a celebrity-laden movie musical.
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And the team still happily delves into the science of microbes, gene-editing, or human psychology as they investigate the mysteries of the world.
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Then in the second half of the film, the camera zooms in and delves into the smallest structures, uncovering more and more microscopic details.
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This is not to say she neglected the canvas altogether; in fact, some of her best work delves into the origins of abstract painting.
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From there it delves into more of an action flick, as Drake, the girlfriend and Popcaan decide to take off with the cash instead.
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The new trailer starts with a car crash — more smashing of things — but later delves into the more specific details of the second season.
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Through interviews with FBI and ATF agents about the tactics used during the standoff, the documentary delves into the specifics of what went wrong.
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From here the app delves into goal setting, allowing you to see how targeting specific areas of your body will improve your overall physique.
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To do this, the film delves into Lizzie's relationship with Stewart's character, Bridget Sullivan, who was the family's housemaid and Lizzie's alleged romantic partner.
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But the book also delves into other things that come hand in hand with menstruating — like bloating, cramps, sore breasts, and foods to avoid.
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"Each three-week unit delves into essential business fundamentals, emerging best practices, and areas of special interest to entrepreneurial business leaders," its website reads.
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On Thursday, the company published a 44-page paper that delves into those discussions and how it's thinking about the crucial decisions it faces.
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On the upcoming third season, host Krishna Andavolu delves into the war on drugs and the consequences that pot legislation has on American families.
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In a series of personal essays, she delves into the romantic fantasies we construct and how they inhibit our ability to sustain real relationships.
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One piece of her journey that she delves into: the struggles she faced with infertility, a subject that so often remains in the shadows.
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"[T]he newest season of Orange delves into the racial and economic tensions that run rampant in the halls of Litchfield," the company teases.
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MITSUKO UCHIDA The queen of pianistic subtlety delves into Schubert with a pair of Carnegie recitals devoted to his sonatas — three each night. Feb.
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It is a bet intended to draw contrasts with President Trump, who rarely delves into policy, but also to put pressure on Democratic rivals.
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Finally, in "Exographic Will" (Tuesday and Wednesday), Leslie Cuyjet, joined by her longtime collaborator, Darrin Wright, delves into the memories held within a body.
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That's according to the new book "A-List Angels" by Zack O'Malley Greenburg, which delves into the crossover of celebrity investors and Silicon Valley.
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Magazine ____ In her new 10-part podcast, our terrorism correspondent delves into the shrouded world of ISIS through the lens of a former member.
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Letter also pushed back on Rao's suggestion that the House's demand for grand jury material delves into the nitty-gritty of the impeachment process.
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It's a novel that delves into internal structures and prejudices of the Black community and traces the main characters' struggle for acceptance within it.
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Week after week, "Call the Midwife" delves into female reproductive experience with grit and specificity, politicizing matters more often left personal, and vice versa.
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Episode 21, "You Win or You Die": Delves into the touchy question of succession and sets into play the War of the Five Kings.
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Zimmer delves into heredity's often ugly past, and shows how the idea of heredity has been used to justify one group's superiority over another.
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Later in the week, the superb Jerusalem String Quartet delves into Bartok's string quartets, offering the first, third and fifth in the intimate Rose Studio.
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His latest exhibition, Cinders, delves into that very personal and often heartbreaking family history, unfolding around the artist's mother and her relationship with her father.
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In addition to being an encyclopedia on all things magical, the book also delves into the history of these concepts as Muggles have understood them.
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New York magazine recently published a big profile of the candidate that delves into her sort of conflicting policy views and her very strange childhood.
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But instead of a focus on Catholicism and its inherited sense of guilt, Season 2 delves into the need for alternatives to a higher power.
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The movie delves into the lives of each person, examining what it looks like for them to date, have sex, find love, and build families.
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Streamlabs' full report, here, also delves into its own gains in terms of traction, as well as the breakdown of the quarter's most popular games.
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The piece delves into Gomez's post-kidney transplant life, including her work with the NGO A21, and takes a few detours into Gomez's private life.
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A recent story in Gizmodo, which is cited in the Amazon workers' letter, delves into services Google, Amazon and other tech firms provide oil companies.
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The novel is a cyberpunk mystery that delves into issues about wealth and power, and it's the perfect source material for a prestige television series.
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Ava, a Life in Movies, a new biography by Kendra Bean and Anthony Uzarowski, delves into the late screen siren's colorful life, on and offscreen.
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It delves into issues faced by trans people, a gay man from a devout Mormon family, a refugee attending his first Pride event, and others.
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Produced by Loris Gréaud for The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Sculpt delves into the notion of obsession—both their causes and outcomes.
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More than an explanation of the mechanics of political interpretation, this video delves into how the vagaries of differences between languages present challenges to translators.
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"Dolemite Is My Name" delves into Moore's underdog story and spotlights the lengths he had to go to get his character on the big screen.
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Wine Country leans into the joy in imbibing with friends, delves into how sharing personal truths speak to the complexity of womanhood and female friendship.
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On the July 9th premiere episode, "Deadly Rich" delves into the murders of Miami Fontainebleau Hotel heir Ben Novack Jr. and his mother, Bernice Novack.
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MUNCHIES staff writer Mayukh Sen delves into the lesser-known side effects the global cocaine trade can have on the environment and various animal species.
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The author of that book, Casey Cep, spoke with our reporter about her project, which delves into a true crime book that Lee never finished.
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The author delves into Hunter's story before the show that took his life, as well as what happened to his family in the intervening years.
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He also delves into the nature of dreams, a terrifying condition called sudden deafness and his own continuing quest for meaning in his mid-60s.
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"Horse Girl" delves into a troubled mind only to get lost among its oddities, forgetting the sensitivity that drew it there in the first place.
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It delves into his reportedly abusive upbringing at the hands of his violent, alcoholic father, and his dad's death when Hernandez was only a teenager.
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The work could easily collapse under the weight of its intellectual cargo, but Soper maintains a light touch even as she delves into epistemological complexities.
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Launching globally on October 1, Nikki keeps the audience at the edge of their seat as she delves into taboo topics like sex and… sex.
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Books that are Changing AmericaThe celebrated author of best-selling "The Orchid Thief" delves into a crime and discovers the passion communities have for libraries.
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This year, the conference focuses on sustaining Asia's growth and delves into topics such as Asia's future trajectory, reinventing Singapore as well as Asia's economic integration.
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That exhibition delves into centuries of history through rare objects; Salzmann represents an outsider's 19th-century attempt to find that same past through its visible details.
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While the prose appears sparse it delves into the problematic mythologizing of troubled artists and how we are guilty of turning mental health conditions into clichés.
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But the series never delves into the particulars of their relationship, except for one flashback and a throwaway line about how much Danny loves donkey meat.
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Because we've seen it with our own eyes in the latest trailer for the sci-fi series, which delves into the dark world of artificial consciousness.
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This one delves into the real-world considerations of things and gets into the 'what do you need to do about this' aspect of a question.
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After skewering those yogurt commercial tropes of impossibly perfect women, the brand delves into some more realistic portrayals of what professional women's mornings might look like.
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Model and creative director Amy Hood's CULT CLASSIC book delves into the aesthetic allure of Hollywood in the 1970s and the worship cults of the day.
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Lathan went deep into the role, shaving off her own hair in a visceral scene that delves into the importance of hair for women of color.
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It delves into the depths of pop culture, and its dialogue sounds like the slapdash, cognizant cadence known as Whedon-speak, but juiced up on testosterone.
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PEOPLE caught up with the actress about her new role on Netflix's Family Reunion — a family-focused show that delves into identity topics within black families.
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Ben Mullinkosson delves into the nightlife of Chengdu (we're back to the Sichuan province, although in a drastically different backdrop) in his short film Double Sexy.
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Inslee's latest plan also delves into the transportation sector — now the largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions — though car travel is largely absent from his proposal.
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Our second chart delves into this question by looking at the percentage of each group's early voters who are voting for the first time in 2018.
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The mini-doc delves into the high-octane lives of those who find roads within some of roughest, unforgiving terrain on Earth, outside of Las Vegas.
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VICE: Your book delves into the education bubble, the concept of microaggressions, and the so-called "kangaroo courts" that deal with allegations of on-campus rape.
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The special focuses on four former and current college athletes and one former coach-turned-advocate, and delves into how students and their families are affected.
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The book delves into the unique challenges of the mural, such as making sure that the artwork wasn't completely dominated by the more showy male birds.
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This documentary series, created by the hip-hop media company Mass Appeal, delves into the lives of eight rappers as they discuss their history and craft.
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In a series of short essays, he delves into the minutiae of word choice, syntax and rhythm that make up the substance of a translator's work.
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Amid the storm of anti-vaccine activism within the United States, this suspenseful drama delves into the debate of whether personal beliefs should overrule social welfare.
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It also delves into Makuch's professional roles at VICE, his social media presence, and other information including the location of the car he's registered to drive.
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Through a series of polished exhibits, the museum, the Bin Jelmood House, delves into Qatar's ignominious history of slavery, which was not abolished here until 1952.
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This edition of Ms. Meister's book is part of "One on One," a series in which each volume delves into a single piece in MoMA's collection.
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Act Two delves into conflict territory—shitty people being shitty people—rape, sacrifice, betrayal, really good guys getting killed, castration, and really bad guys getting killed.
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In addition to recounting his daring work, the novel also delves into Fry's inner life, giving him a back story that likewise involves chasing and elusion.
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This episode of "Almost Impossible" delves into the wacky world of numbers juggling—people who try to juggle ever greater numbers of balls, rings, and beanbags.
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Each of the six 30-minute episodes delves into a different wellness topic including psychedelics therapy, cold therapy, psychics, female pleasure, energy healing, and anti-ageing.
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Teigen recently launched her new cooking website, Cravings by Chrissy Teigen, earlier this month, which delves into her favorite recipes, city restaurant guides and personal blogs.
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A personal favorite, the "Reparations Tab" episode with Ta-Nehisi Coates delves into racial attitudes, James Baldwin, and reparations with both intellectual analysis and lighthearted humor.
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So the question is why, not who, as a shambling detective named Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) resists the rush to judgment and delves into Cora's past.
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Streaming Movie Review The film, which stars Alison Brie as a psychologically disturbed woman, delves into a troubled mind only to get lost in its oddity.
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The book delves into how people's dating profile choices affected who they ended up matching with and what their subsequent messages back-and-forth looked like.
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No short could hope to capture the immense complexity of the US–China trade war, but Cablestreet vividly delves into the psychic underpinning of the conflict.
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Wilson delves into the artist's psyche in a quest to offer psychological and scholarly-based insights into the relation between Nevelson's art and her personal eccentricities.
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Merritt also delves into how he learned to be create, how he created, the sounds that influenced him the humans that helped him along the way.
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The Price of Everything, a documentary about the role of money in the art world released in 22015, delves into the Scull auction drama and its aftermath.
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Edison's new research report further delves into the habits of smart speaker device owners, largely confirming that the speakers aren't just being bought, they're being heavily used.
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"The series delves into the inspired and damaged psyches that are required to stand alone in front of an audience and make them laugh," a logline says.
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The issue delves into the myriad ways that photographers have addressed the crisis of mass incarceration in the United States, which has an alarmingly large prison population.
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While 13 Reasons delves into the decidedly feminist topics of date rape, rape culture, and the effects of sexual assault, there's a surprising conservative bent to Atypical.
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But the speech also delves into nuclear weapons, the war in Afghanistan, defense contracting, the military budget, and a range of other subjects in American foreign policy.
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Indeed, the movie — filmed over the past three years — delves into the pressures Aoki has put on himself for years to measure up to his father's success.
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A recent story in Gizmodo, which is cited in the Amazon workers' letter, delves into services that Google, Amazon and other tech firms provide to oil companies.
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Not for those seeking a quick history fix, this podcast delves into the most minute details of well-known histories to create narratives that total 20+ hours.
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In the last chapter, Guy delves into the actuality of being married, which, unlike popular culture would have us believe, is not an ending, but a beginning.
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Lee shines most when she lets her characters sparkle and banter charmingly at each other, and when she delves into ideas about gender and race and sexuality.
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By looking specifically at Ibrahim Moustafa's digital comic Jaeger, this week's episode of Strip Panel Naked delves into the world of small screens and cramped storytelling space.
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In addition to featuring stunning art, the book is also incredibly inclusive as the story delves into each diverse character, making Lumberjanes the perfect Pride Month read.
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And while "Marriage Story" delves into the tangled thickets of its characters' feelings, it is coy — or maybe just tactful — about their sexual lives, together and apart.
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Published in 1949, "The Hero with a Thousand Faces " author Joseph Campbell delves into mythology and psychology, looking at how different cultures have created narratives for heroes.
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Published in 2019, it's a letter from a son to a mother who cannot read that delves into family history, addiction, violence, trauma, and compassion and tenderness.
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The book also delves into the concept of work-life balance and explores the importance of not only managing your career, but your personal life as well.
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The second installment of this BBC documentary series delves into the 2011 murder of James Craig Anderson, who was robbed, beaten and run over in Jackson, Miss.
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In this CNN special report, Fareed Zakaria chronicles the history of racism in the United States and delves into how white-supremacist ideology persisted into the present.
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Sutherland, an emeritus professor at University College London, delves into the geography, location and terrain of 50 beloved books — from Joyce's Dublin to Harper Lee's Monroeville, Ala.
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Bert Marcus's documentary delves into four prominent social-media users — Paris Hilton, Josh Ostrovsky, Brittany Furlan and Kirill Bichutsky — to show how an online celebrity is made.
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In addition to laying all of this out, Kill Chain delves into real and recent examples of irregularities that could have been the result of vote tampering.
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In "A Woman Like Her," an exemplary work of investigative journalism, Sanam Maher delves into the story of a woman as misunderstood in death as in life.
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As part of my Ph.D. program, I developed software for the Large Hadron Collider, the particle accelerator in Switzerland that delves into the beginning of the universe.
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The fourth series that looks at Pixar's SparkShorts delves into the process of how Pixar's shorts are created and the people that help bring them to life.
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Get your feet wet in the world of data science with this 10-book bundle that delves into different data processes like visualization, computing, analysis, and more.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has been funding research at Pennsylvania State University that delves into how plants respond to predatory insects, like the fall armyworm.
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But reviving an opera that delves into Canada's charged relationship with its indigenous population as the nation celebrates its 150th anniversary may call for an unorthodox approach.
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As raucous as this work is, County is at her best when she delves into her personal vocabulary, which steers away from known celebrities and popular figures.
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The movie delves into a short period of time between Elio and Oliver during their summer in Italy, and shortly after during Hanukkah in the winter time.
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It delves into a lot of the same material as the prior ones, but also shows a few more famous faces and a significant amount more creepy imagery.
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The larger report also delves into topics like "showrooming" (checking online prices while shopping a physical store – something 45% have done); social media's role in purchases; and payments.
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It discusses the origin and influences behind the show, delves into the show's deeper lore and conspiracy theories and it even has a sweet '80s playlist to boot.
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The series spares no gross detail as it delves into the fraught world of adolescence and all the rages, bodily fluids, and knee-jerk masturbatory instincts it brings.
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The book brings out the victims as 360 degree human beings and also delves into the tenacity of those victim's families and the detectives who worked the case.
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In it, she delves into how her brother, drag queens, and "the joy and love of the LGBTQ community" have inspired her and her career since day one.
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Scott Manley delves into the science of the planet destroying business and came up with the numbers that it would take to destroy a planet in Star Wars.
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What Levenson does is go back and provide a considerable amount of context for the time, and delves into the personalities that drove the discoveries, and lack thereof.
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Houston's voice is the soundtrack of the film, which delves into her greatest hits but also manages to isolate the qualities that made her such a compelling performer.
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A new video essay from Kristian Williams delves into how one mistake with the film's release led to the renaissance of zombie stories that terrify and entertain us.
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It quickly delves into his past, revealing how Kikuhiko came to the craft, and how it ultimately led to the tragic death of his best friend and rival.
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The 70-year-old delves into the ups and downs of her decades-long marriage with host and producer Alan Hamel, which is the inspiration for the book.
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At times the show is a bit pulpy, especially when it delves into the mommy wars taking place at Otter Bay elementary, or the murder at its center.
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The English-language recruitment video is specifically directed at black and Muslim Americans and delves into the inequality of the country's justice system and deep-seated racial issues.
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But the class also delves into modern feminist theory with readings from Angela Davis, dream hampton, Rachel Griffin, Brittney Cooper, and Melissa Harris-Perry—to name a few.
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The Gospel According to André delves into the life of the fashion-world icon, from his early years in North Carolina during Jim Crow to his life today.
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Each episode delves into something that has piqued Van Ness' interest whether it be one of his Queer Eye castmates or whether he should be afraid of snakes.
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The report tries to take this into account, and delves into individual cities, like Nairobi or London or Seoul, to figure out where tree-planting makes most sense.
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No, it's called Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT), and it's a field of linguistic study which delves into the ways people change their speech when they interact with others.
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The peerless director's latest film delves into all the ways we've been separating our minds from our bodies as the internet has become increasingly woven into our lives.
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" Featured on his fifth album Swimming, released a little more than a month before his death, Miller's song "Self Care" delves into how he was "losin' my mind.
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In the "Marriage" chapter, she delves into the meaning of matrimony by interviewing everyone from Vegas wedding officiants to BDSM enthusiasts and even one of her ex-boyfriends.
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As Eliana delves into the mystery behind the girl's assault, she uncovers a web of conspiracies and must risk it all to save herself when she is targeted.
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This article delves into the history of a Trump adviser, Paul Manafort, a Republican with unsavory ties to dictators and oligarchs, as well as a number of Republicans.
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In a particularly ingenious bit of reporting, The Wall Street Journal delves into whether flagging ping-pong table sales are an indicator that Silicon Valley is in trouble.
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" Williams delves into the catastrophic effects this has had on the local population and the landscape as the park becomes an "island within a sea of oil development.
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While it holds Tencent and Alibaba, it also delves into rapidly growing small- and mid-cap names in sectors that reflect the growing middle class, like education companies.
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The documentary special follows Spears' country music career, but it also delves into her personal history, including when she found out she was pregnant while still a teenager.
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And his ties to the world of finance are bound to invite close inspection, as Ms. May delves into the negotiations over Britain's departure from the European Union.
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The indictment accuses Wolfe of making false statements to the FBI about providing reporters with non-public information involving issues before the panel, which delves into classified intelligence.
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The second season delves into the case of Curtis Flowers, who has spent more than twenty years in prison for four murders that he insists he didn't commit.
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Howard never delves into the obvious parallels between her Unseen World and our own; mostly, the story gives Sydney a chance to show off how amazing she is.
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He delves into the ways the coronavirus is affecting human motivation and our psyches, as an unprecedented global situation that most people alive today haven't ever experienced before.
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The Times's Graham Starr reports: A Times report on museums delves into exhibits you won't want to miss, as well as spaces that might fly under the radar.
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Ebullient and indignant, Lee's best nondocumentary feature in quite some time delves into some ugly American history — including film history — to remind us that it's still being written.
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Never one to shy away from thorny topics, Tom Stoppard delves into the concept of consciousness in his latest play, which had its premiere in London in 2015.
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The deal is expected to add to Hershey's financial targets as it delves into the more than $2.5 billion cheese puffs market, the company said in a statement.
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The film delves into race early on, when Piper convinces her father to let their family host a South African exchange student—Mahree, whom Piper assumes is Black.
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This goes even further, and delves into whether animals engage in economic activity — can a dog make a fair and deliberate exchange of one bone with another dog?
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A new biography of John Ashbery delves into the early years of this nonagenarian American treasure, while Allen Ginsberg's collected lectures offer a panoramic view onto the Beats.
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The excerpt also delves into Trump&aposs relationship with MSNBC&aposs "The Morning Show" co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski and Jon, Mary Kaye, and Abby Huntsman.
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Traister delves into the history of unmarried women, including their power as voters and agents of social change, and traces cultural shifts as more women forge independent lives.
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The podcast delves into behind-the-scenes stories about Pam Beesly, Angela Martin, Jim Halpert (John Krasinski), Michael Scott (Carell) and the rest of the Dunder Mifflin gang.
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Mr. Owen also delves into more personal tales of his Midwestern roots clashing with those of his wife, whose father was a founding member of the Black Panthers.
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A new documentary in PBS's "Secrets of the Dead" series, "Secrets of Spanish Florida," delves into the history of an early coastal European settlement in present-day Florida.
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It also delves into the compounded consequences of relying on "white and male-dominated" political networks for hiring, making hasty management decisions, and lacking a transparent pay structure.
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Of course, Seattle does boast two AmazonFresh grocery pickup locations, Amazon Go, a futuristic no-checkout convenience store and likely whatever other future retail experiments the company delves into.
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In addition to recounting the highlights of her career, Hedren delves into being a mother in Hollywood, remembering life as mother to Melanie Griffith and grandmother to Dakota Johnson.
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The uplifting musical comedy, which follows plus-size dreamer Tracy Turnblad (played by newcomer Maddie Baillio) and delves into the issues of racial segregation in Baltimore in the 1960s.
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The deal is expected "to be accretive" to Hershey's financial targets as the company delves into the more than $2.5 billion cheese puffs market, Hershey said in a statement.
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The video also delves into a number of other conspiracy theories, including claims Freemasons indulge in human sacrifice and President John F. Kennedy was assassinated by his own government.
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What Shakespeare withholds, Nesbo delves into deeply, taking one of Shakespeare's shortest and most enigmatic plays and expanding on what brought his characters to this point in their lives.
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When you come across potential suspects, which include a budding game developer and a cursed clown, you'll jump to a flashback that delves into their backstory and possible motives.
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Available a week after the NES Classic Edition hits stores, Playing With Power from Prima Games delves into the backstory of 17 classic Nintendo games—including Super Mario Bros.
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NIN's music video for "LESS THAN" — released Thursday — not only samples the recent VR game Polybius, but also delves into the reigning champion of bizarre video game urban legends.
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However, one reveal is especially exciting, as it delves into a category where Apple (surprisingly) hasn't gone before: A Siri-powered speaker à la Amazon Echo and Google Home.
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In addition, Spotify says it will create one-of-a-kind live events for each RISE artist and release audio and video content that delves into the artist's backstory.
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Belkin delves into Wallace's biography -- his four marriages, being a mostly absentee father, the devastating death of his son Peter in 1962, and his life-threatening struggles with depression.
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The comic delves into the confusing realities of buying a gun: people can purchase firearms while severely mentally ill, blind, or on the terrorist watch list thanks to loopholes.
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The show delves into the complexities of being a queer, feminist sex worker and first generation Chinese American—the chasm between sexuality, agency, language, cultural identity, and familial expectations.
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Maria Palma-Drexler, who practices Wicca, uses apps from verified scientific sources as she delves into new practices like herbalism, including one from cancer treatment center Memorial-Sloan Kettering.
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That's being rectified with the sequel, which adds a much-requested single-player campaign, and the latest trailer for the game delves into one particular aspect of that story.
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Rosenstein's role in the episode has continually raised questions about how he has been able to oversee Mueller's investigation if it delves into potential issues of obstruction of justice.
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The Creators Project: Your series Power Hungry delves into ongoing issues of worldwide starvation and nutritional deficiency through a lens of the power and wealth gap within different societies.
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The narrator delves into great detail as to how this will drive the police officer into profound madness until committing suicide through the igniting of his own desperate farts.
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The 2012 short film "Overview," released in tandem with the 40th anniversary of Apollo 17's iconic "Blue Marble" picture, delves into some of these accounts in more detail.
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The movie delves into his highs and lows — celebrated as a falsetto master, he struggled offstage with drug addiction and spent five years in prison on drug trafficking charges.
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The exhibition's accompanying publication, its cover featuring a raised skull, further delves into this history, such as how the objects were designed to "reflect" back the universal human face.
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Here are nine series to watch: Now in its second season, Shelf Life is a digital series that delves into the collections of the American Museum of Natural History.
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And there is a large, strange silence around Woese's personal life — his relationship with his wife and children is understood to be strained but he never delves into it.
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In the wake of #MeToo, Bill Cosby and the events surrounding Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings, Isobel Yeung, a Vice on HBO correspondent, delves into the gray area of consent.
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They risk their careers — or lives — to report news that is critical of the government or delves into matters that powerful politicians and business interests do not want exposed.
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The Economic Liberties Project report delves into the "illusion of choice" — basically, the fact that across industries, a handful of corporations control the majority of products, brands, and services.
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A noir thriller by Colin Harrison delves into the world of obsessive map collectors, and "The Invisible Mile" follows a New Zealand cyclist through the 1928 Tour de France.
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Occasionally it delves into musical analysis, discussing how spirituality and events (the 1963 church bombing in Birmingham, a 1966 visit to Nagasaki) affected Mr. Coltrane's compositions, style and shows.
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And it delves into the factors that informed a classic: World War II geopolitics, a hothouse studio-system environment, assorted colorful personal histories and a series of happy accidents.
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But, as "Feud" also suggests with sharp historical insight, especially when it delves into how women were overwhelmingly shut out from directing in Hollywood, the truth was always complex.
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A new hit podcast delves into theories about the whereabouts of the fitness guru, once one of Hollywood's most accessible celebrities, who retreated from public life three years ago.
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But this six-part series delves into Hillary's life, from his days growing up in South Auckland, New Zealand, to the plane crash that killed his wife and daughter.
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With Delirium Tremens, Harvey, himself a well-regarded songwriter and reasonably revered arranger and sideman, delves into Gainsbourg lesser known TV soundtrack work, 70s concept rock, and assorted oddities.
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That's why what's most compelling to me about Black Leopard Red Wolf is the moments in which James delves into what's really motivating Tracker, which is his family trauma.
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Most interesting to me in this first episode was the standoff between June and Aunt Lydia, which delves into one of the structural issues with last season's climactic confrontation.
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To boot, it's got a brief, spaced-out cameo by Slow Hollows' frontman Austin Feinstein, culminating in an extra, unheard portion of the song that delves into Mac DeMarco territory.
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"Each moment on the show and each episode delves into some ethical dilemma or some great philosopher's thinking so you're also learning a little bit while you're laughing," Bell shared.
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But they are more than formulaic crime stories — each delves into the deceptions baked into our traditional roles as men and women and the harrowing dynamics of marriages gone sour.
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In an article for Harvard Business Review, Cheeks delves into to the experiences of Black women claiming spaces in professional spheres with few other women like them to lean on.
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The book, out last month, delves into the story of her grandfather, who was traumatized after making a home movie that serves as the only complete record of Kennedy's death.
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Though the Times has opened up more — a forthcoming Showtime documentary delves into the paper's political coverage — the outlet is still instinctually old-fashioned when it comes to self-criticism.
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Williams also delves into less starry aspects of the theater's history, like its democratic amateur nights at which aspiring artists can go before a vocal crowd, for better or worse.
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Rader also delves into the concept of rocket staging — the idea of stacking rockets on top of each other and then breaking them apart during launch to save on weight.
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Beyond Ivanka Trump's desire to make presidential history, Wolff also delves into the fraught relationship Ivanka and husband Jared Kushner reportedly have with Donald Trump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon.
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Lucasfilm has released a featurette called "Becoming Solo," which delves into the world of its upcoming film, Solo: A Star Wars Story, and where its titular hero fits into it.
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The $20, 240-page book goes beyond just how to properly play games like kickball or dodgeball, it also delves into techniques at how to excel at them as adults.
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Through rare archival footage and photographs, the documentary delves into more personal details of Angelou's world, including her marriages and her notable close friends like James Baldwin and Langston Hughes.
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All but one of his victims were black women, and Tales delves into why the Los Angeles Police Department was so slow to act when it came to catching Franklin.
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"Sources with knowledge of the article say it delves into the broader culture at CBS and will publish later today on the magazine's website," the entertainment outlet reported on Friday.
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Setting it in New Orleans gives it context as a distinctly Black and Southern piece of art that delves into betrayal, love, sisterhood, family and what it means to heal.
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Reveal An investigative reporting program, which delves into the secrets of the Jehovah's Witnesses in one episode, and has a frank conversation with a white nationalist in the next. 29.
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It's technically a theater class, but it delves into what liking the art you like means in terms of the art you're going to make and the impact it'll have.
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Once we've cleared our plates, he delves into his journey so far, why he worried he'd end up in jail by this time and what's in store for the future.
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When the heir to the throne of the kingdom delves into the world's history, he begins to suspect that the goddess withdrew her protection after an insult from his father.
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Netflix continued its quest to revive the rom-com this weekend, releasing a new original movie that delves into black women's journey to find self-confidence amidst Eurocentric beauty standards.
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Seierstad delves into the forces that contributed to the tragedy: Breivik's lonely, neglected and thwarted adolescence; simmering xenophobia and political unrest in Norway; and the failures of the Norwegian state.
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In his upcoming memoir, I'll Be Damned, Eric Braeden delves into his traumatic beginnings that eventually led to his starring role as Victor Newman on The Young and the Restless.
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It's hard to assess whether this judgment is sound without seeing the Mueller report itself, which surely delves into the question in far greater detail than Barr's three-paragraph explanation.
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The progressive think tank Demos has just released a new paper that delves into the data to shed new light on the demographics and policy preferences of the donor class.
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The documentary short by Montreal native Lori Malepart-Traversy delves into the physical anatomy of the clitoris and how it has been skewed and misinterpreted by different men throughout history.
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No, too, to some of the book's minor threads, in particular the several times Lisicky delves into the life of Joni Mitchell, only to abandon the thread two-thirds through.
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While showcasing the colorful characters who participate -- and the pained or exultant faces in casino sports books -- the four-part show also delves into the destructive nature of compulsive gambling.
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The report delves into concerns about subsidized state-owned enterprises and currency manipulation that are more applicable to countries such as China than they are to the United States' neighbors.
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But they are more than formulaic crime stories - each delves into the deceptions baked into our traditional roles as men and women and the harrowing dynamics of marriages gone sour.
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Although his detailed descriptions of each game are gripping from a soccer standpoint, it is the way Hornby delves into his fluctuating emotions that makes this book a great read.
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The premise, which delves into questions of Daphne's parentage as well as her romantic past and future, is old-fashioned, sometimes to a point requiring some generosity from the reader.
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Our latest video, above, delves into the peculiarities of lightning death, and offers some tips on how to stay safe during a storm (Hint: Crouching close to the ground won't help).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Bernard Gilardi: We Belong at Shrine delves into the strange oeuvre of an outsider artist who produced over 400 paintings in his Milwaukee basement studio.
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Set in October 2016, it also delves into the anxieties over the presidential elections through texts between kids who actually have to worry about their physical safety depending on the outcome.
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Anne McGill, a professor at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business whose research delves into what happens when people anthropomorphize corporate brands, might have an explanation as to why.
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The documentary investigates the more than two decades long-unsolved murder of 6-year old JonBenét Ramsey and more broadly delves into a deep analysis of America's fascination with true crime.
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It's a grim, modern gothic story, one that delves into the horrors of life on a claustrophobic small town, and the damage that people and families can inflict on one another.
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The uplifting musical comedy delves into the issues of racial segregation in Baltimore in the 1960s, a storyline which director Kenny Leon (The Wiz Live) feels is more relevant post-election.
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Season 2 of "Big Little Lies" delves into the complicated relationships between the show's various characters, many of whom are embroiled in the murder case that took place during season 1.
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As Arthur delves into a fraught family history, we encounter questions about how to live without contradictions (Ethan ponders ancient-Greek ethics in his bougie apartment) and riffs on current absurdities.
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In Iger's memoir, "The Ride of a Lifetime," the CEO delves into some of the backstory behind the split and how it led to the beloved new additions to the MCU.
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The documentary series delves into the personal lives of several of the athletes, discusses the sport&aposs history, and reveals the intensity of cheer that many people weren&apost aware of.
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For those interested in reading up on the leader of Russia, the book delves into Putin's past and his mentality as the leader of one of the world's most powerful countries.
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This documentary delves into the history of the form, which began in the early 1990s, as gay men sought an outlet after being rejected from majorette routines at historically black colleges.
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Keefe, a staff writer at The New Yorker, delves into the case, using it as a jumping-off point to investigate the bitter conflict in Northern Ireland and its lasting aftermath.
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He delves into something my Axios colleague Amy Harder reported — the tax itself is too low to cut emissions much via behavior changes, but will provide needed revenue for clean energy investments.
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But on this first album, she's distilled those sounds to the next level of self-actualization, creating something that delves into family secrets and spirits—in short, it is quintessentially, beautifully her.
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It spends significant ink on Russia's state-sponsored propaganda efforts, and delves into state-sponsored social media disinformation strategies and widespread Russian media claims that the US is not a functioning democracy.
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Evil Genius delves into the disputed question of Wells' true involvement, unearthing interviews with witnesses who defend him as an unwitting pawn, despite investigators' belief he had some participation in the planning.
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In her new memoir, There Is No F*cking Secret: Letters From a Badass Bitch, the TV host delves into her painful past — including her three-day commitment to a mental institution.
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Via's story is told from her perspective, which adds layers to our understanding of her, and Wonder delves into the perspectives of other characters, too: Jack Will, Miranda, Isabel, and even Julian.
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The seven-minute clip, called "Shooting Star," stars pro-gamer-turned-mech-pilot D.Va, and it delves into her backstory, revealing how she went from Korean e-sports star to Overwatch hero.
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The film gives much-needed voice to the startling number of transgender people who have been the victims of hate crimes, and delves into the unacceptable prejudice that continues to impede justice.
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Nobody Speak, which premiered to rave reviews at Sundance this year, delves into the fiery debate that followed the bombshell revelation that a billionaire was surreptitiously seeking revenge on a media outlet.
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Mueller later inherited that FBI investigation, which now delves into Russian election meddling, potential collusion with Russians by the Trump campaign and potential obstruction of justice as it reacted to the probe.
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Here, classes that combine art and science and art and technology include "Drawing With Code" and, most appropriately, "Data as Material," which delves into the history of using information to create art.
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In a more recent and ongoing series, Grace Delves Into Art, she records herself naked in her studio employing unnatural movements then selects stills and inserts herself into "approved" art across disciplines.
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The film also delves into an aspect of his story that to this point had only been described after the fact: his psychotherapy sessions with Dr. Loomis, here played by Malcolm McDowell.
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One such section, "The Ghost in the Dirt," delves into the history and origins of red clay courts, which Phillips traces to a posh hotel in Cannes in the late 19th century.
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This special delves into the prevalence of Adderall and other cognitive-enhancement drugs and their effects on college campuses and American culture, as they earn billions of dollars for the pharmaceutical industry.
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In the discussion of drugs I just mentioned, for example, Ferguson delves into his own history with addiction, while actress Maria Bello fumes over how sugar should also be a regulated substance.
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The way in which she delves into human emotions, there's a reason these books have stuck around for such a long time, and it's that human beings haven't really changed that much.
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This documentary delves into the performer's career largely through his own words, telling the story of how a childhood passion for puppeteering ultimately landed an adult Spinney in the big yellow suit.
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The only explanation I can think of is a barely plausible one, which delves into the terrain of the cheap political thriller, but hews to the twisted plots of this presidential campaign.
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TUNE RECREATION COMMITTEE "Voices of Our Vision" (self-released) Led by the trumpeter Mandla Mlangeni, this alliance of young South African musicians delves into the country's syncretic cultural heritage — then ventures beyond.
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Through that story, it delves into social attitudes regarding menstruation in India — a topic also notably explored in the Indian filmmaker R. Balki's 2018 feature, "Padman," which is also streaming on Netflix.
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The particularly brilliant work delves into absurdity to show how very much it is a part of the collective experience of black folks in the US. For example, there is William Pope.
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It also delves into stories of abusive real-life partnerships between famous co-ed tag teams like Macho Man and Miss Elizabeth, who had a parallel abusive relationship plot line in the ring.
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The result of this two-day conference was a sweeping 100-page report published today that delves into the risks posed by AI in the wrong hands, and strategies for mitigating these risks.
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Uzodinma Iweala delves into the lasting pain of being separated from society, family, and friends for being different, and the devastation of learning that love alone isn't always enough to span those distances.
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Focusing here on one Los Angeles case, she delves into the "plague of black homicides," including the fraught relationship between the police and civilians and the justice system's failure to protect black citizens.
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Similarly, Bahbah's work delves into the intimate psyche of millennial women: exploring themes like love, sex, fear of commitment, a playful ambivalence towards life and the paradox of wanting intimacy but craving isolation.
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Conscience Point delves into the underrepresented history of the Native American community on Long Island's East End, often overshadowed by the glitzy veneer of wealth cast on the townships by summer tourist crowds.
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There is ultimately more going on in School Girls than it appears in the opening scene; as the play delves into colorism and the harsh realities of Paulina's life, it becomes even sharper.
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The film delves into the "Crocodile Rock" singer's uneasy relationship with an unfeeling father and a harsh mother, as well as a toxic early relationship which contributes to the singer's descent into addiction.
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Now a new movie, Jackie, starring Natalie Portman in the title role, delves into the little-known story behind the Camelot myth and White's Life interview, which Jackie herself edited in her kitchen.
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What sets it apart from the rest of the pack is the fact that it delves into the mathematics behind machine learning — a must-know topic that most other courses gloss over completely.
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Pollan delves into a Fair Labor Standards Act case from the 1950s in which a company, Los Wigwam Weavers, made 15-minute coffee breaks mandatory but refused to pay workers for the breaks.
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Sandberg, meanwhile, will be in San Francisco on Thursday as part of a tour in support of her new book, which delves into her emotional struggles following her husband's sudden death in 2015.
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Chance's foreword for the book, A People's History of Chicago, begins with "We got the cheat codes" and then delves into why he left Los Angeles after moving there a few years ago.
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When the inevitable happens, Schrefer delves into the hidden side of the human-ape relationship: the dirty secret that is Chapter 2 in the life of any ape pulled into the human world.
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In the relationship therapist Esther Perel's book "State of Affairs," she delves into this gray area and explains how to know whether or not your partner has crossed the line into emotional cheating.
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After unearthing his family's history, Karnad delves into the country's role in the conflict and the peculiarities of fighting in service of the British Empire even as India struggled for independence from it.
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Kamala Harris' "for the people" frame which delves into being a fighter for working people sounds very similar to some Hillary Clinton riffs about people deserving "a chance and a champion" in 2016.
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While WhatsApp focuses on simplicity and Facebook Messenger delves into commerce, Snapchat could corner the market on vivid, rich media chat with the help of stickers made from digital versions of your face.
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Instant Family also delves into a sad reality that many foster parents experience: the resurfacing of a birth parent out of the blue that can stop a family from adopting a foster child.
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Pilfering Dunn's machine from under the nose of his distracted widow (Julia Ormond, whose every scene is a banquet built from table scraps), Sam delves into the recorded memories of its test subjects.
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LUCA VEGGETTI In "Left-Right-Left," a presentation by the Japan Society and Yokohama Noh Theater, Mr. Veggetti delves into noh theater, a traditional dramatic Japanese form, which has long influenced his work.
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He also delves into the life of George Blake, a British spy who became a double agent for the Soviets, reporting to them about, among other things, the progress of the tunnel project.
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The group's Saturday show, "Kids, Science and Beyond," covers those topics and more as it delves into the repertory of a band founded by the adult indie rockers John Flansburgh and John Linnell.
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The series is unique for a few reasons — namely because it delves into not only the glorious sides of MLK's life but also the more divisive, lesser known theories about his personal life.
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Now they do, on an expanded reissue that adds an entire disc of remixes (resurrected from 1990s singles) and delves into the album's construction with a handful of a cappella and instrumental tracks.
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Written by Alan Moore and drawn by Curt Swan, George Pérez and Kurt Schaffenberger, the story delves into the hero's last days, and virtually every major character from his mythos plays a role.
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The theft sent Kym reeling, an experience she describes in the book, as she also delves into what it meant to be a prodigy raised by a traditional Korean family living in London.
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An essay by Alison de Lima Greene delves into the history of the collection, and an essay by Public Art UHS director and chief curator María C. Gaztambide, Ph.D. looks toward its future.
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The United States press and retail contingent has parachuted in for the shows as usual, and most every conversation at the shows either delves into, or decorously but evidently avoids, the American election.
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Written by Ronan Farrow, who broke news about alleged sexual assault committed by movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, the New Yorker story delves into the process of how National Enquirer publisher American Media Inc.
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His book, "Underground: A Human History of the Worlds Beneath Our Feet," delves into the natural and manufactured caves, catacombs, mines and tunnels that dot the globe in both urban and rural settings.
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VICE's Krishna Andavolu delves into the cutting-edge research behind what's being called the next industrial revolution, meeting the scientists and entrepreneurs pushing the boundaries of manufacturing, material science, and even space exploration.
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It delves into how the United States is connected through collective storytelling, which always changes and grows with the telling, whether it's Robert Johnson selling his soul at a Mississippi crossroads, or Thanksgiving.
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At every stop, Weiner delves into the lives of key characters — Leonardo da Vinci, David Hume, Rabindranath Tagore — and describes how their stories interweave with the cultural undulations of their respective place and time.
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Legion stumbles a number of times in the early going around this particular point, but the more it delves into David's subconscious, the more it digs into the idea that sometimes, diagnosis is prophecy.
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Baiani says that Fitbit cannot internally see end-to-end information about one particular user, and that security continues to be a top priority, especially as the company delves into more sensitive health topics.
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The book, which comes out next week, delves into the ugliness of America's past, present, and future political landscapes, with chapters skewering both parties, the legacy press, and the country's abusive relationship with capitalism.
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PC, PS223, Xbox One - January 222th The second season of Life is Strange got off to an excellent start, and that looks to continue when the latest episode further delves into this mysterious world.
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Clinton said she has no intention of another run for public office and said she is writing a book that, in part, delves into what derailed her attempt to become America's first woman president.
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The film delves into how nurses who saw a rise in patients with the condition decided to set up a care center, dismayed by the lack of humanity many were shown at the time.
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Like much of the futurist work the the pair have released separately, this delves into largely unsettling realms—even when they settle into more propulsive rhythms there's a sense of foreboding around what's going.
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Gadsby delves into her personal life, and packs vulnerable material about coming out and being a lesbian with plenty of jokes, in order to do what all comics aim to do—lighten the mood.
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The eight-minute-long clip delves into the backstory of one of the more intriguing Overwatch combatants, a cybernetic gorilla known as Winston, who's not only a scientist, but an avid Hearthstone player, too.
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The band alternates between a more traditional grind sound and at times delves into death/grind territory, with lyrics painting a bleak picture of urban life in any one of Taiwan's sprawling major metropolises.
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A similar eye-opener occurs in the next chapter, which also delves into the concrete, namely the use of green energy defaults for consumers, which typically cost more but are better for the environment.
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But it is Ridley Scott's original "Alien," forty years old this spring, that remains the benchmark; like Scott, Denis delves into the group psychology of a beleaguered crew, housed in an interplanetary rust bucket.
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But this is far from a traditional love story, as Carruth delves into ideas about immortality and the purpose of life that will make you think about the movie long after you've watched it.
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On her new album, This Is What the Truth Feels Like (on sale March 18), Gwen Stefani delves into the giddy blindness of new love while shaking off the remains of a shattered marriage.
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But the season also delves into his tumultuous relationship with Alice (Olivia Taylor Dudley), the woman he romanced for much of The Magicians' first season before the two broke up in emotionally devastating fashion.
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The PBS show Finding Your Roots, which delves into celebrities' family histories, broke the news to the pair on the season four premiere Tuesday, explaining that the two are likely third or fourth cousins.
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This melancholy documentary delves into her short life, which she devoted to art and activism, with interviews with Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee (both original Broadway cast members of "Raisin"), Harry Belafonte, and more.
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She delves into the size and location of factories, whether manufacturing is outsourced or fully owned, the use of dyes and synthetics in production, transparency of supply chain and a company's long-term intentions.
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In this lovely and insightful essay, Lyz Lenz delves into both her relationship with the fruit and its history: "Apples represent the beautiful forbidden — the things that will make and unmake us," she writes.
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Ms. Phuon, from Cambodia, delves into her personal history in "Bits & Pieces (Choreographic Donations)," in which she enlists the work of five choreographers; Patricia Hoffbauer, David Thomson, Elisa Monte, Ms. Rainer and Vincent Dunoyer.
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Translating hallucinogenic effects into film is risky business, but the inventive "Icaros: A Vision" takes up the challenge fearlessly as it delves into a story set in a healing center in the Peruvian jungle.
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She identifies the owners, purveyors, and funders of right-wing media, and delves into the political donations of right-wing millionaires and billionaires, which have been enormously effective at lowering taxes and eliminating regulations.
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"Sacred Deer" delves into horror movie territory even more deeply than Lanthimos's nightmarish "The Lobster", in which Farrell played a man destined to become a crustacean and which competed at Cannes two years ago.
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And before he delves into the central story of "The Encounter," Mr. McBurney muses on the nature of storytelling, memory, time and consciousness, as it exists both as part of, and independent of, the brain.
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The country&aposs ceremonial president from the ruling Likud party, Reuven Rivlin, who rarely delves into domestic politics, warned against clauses that appeared to encourage segregation and the downgrading in status of the Arabic language.
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For example, one episode called "Dead IRL" delves into the story of the woman who created a digital version of her best friend after he died, in order to still chat and joke with him.
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The rock legend, who will celebrate his 67th birthday next week, delves into his battle with depression in his forthcoming book, Born to Run, which he spoke about during an interview on CBS's Sunday Morning.
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The series delves into how Holmes built Theranos, how she modeled her career after the late Steve Jobs, and how she was able to fool so many people into believing her product would eventually work.
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Watchmen would certainly fit in with the shows that HBO already airs: it contains plenty of sex and violence, and it's a complicated story that delves into the morality of a world full of superheroes.
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Covering her life across five decades, the film delves into both Newton-John's public persona as well as the private woman behind-the-scenes, including her multiple battles with cancer and her fight to survive.
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The new report also delves into app categories that did well in 2017, including finance/fintech, retail, video streaming, travel/ride-sharing, gaming, and social, and it spends some time analyzes China's market in particular.
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The book delves into the two actors' shared backgrounds, from their orthodox kosher Yiddish-speaking Jewish families to their Star Trek careers that spanned 22015 television episodes, six feature films, and an eventual falling out.
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It's an aching, understated work, a meditation on the experience of being driven back upon yourself that delves into addiction, heartbreak, and the existential white-out that is life in the wake of losing everything.
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It delves into van Gogh's life and his death in 1890, which according to some recent studies — namely Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith's biography, "Van Gogh: The Life" — may have been murder, not suicide.
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Female track runners exhibited the highest degree of symptoms—a new book, What Made Maddy Run, by ESPN's Kate Fagan, delves into this sad phenomenon as it played out for 193-year-old Madison Holleran.
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The second episode of the docuseries delves into O.J. Simpson's relationship with Nicole Brown Simpson, but it also looks at the tensions between the LAPD and the Black community in the 19923s, '80s, and '90s.
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In contrast, "Carving Up the World Again … A Wall Not a Fence" is a Sun Records-ish stomper spiked with a curling, Middle Eastern guitar solo that delves into post-"Brexit" and President Trump discourse.
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Set to an original score for voice and French horns by Ted Hearne, the dance delves into the tensions between ballet and modern dance, the natural and the unnatural world, the past and the present.
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At other times, it's a grave drama that delves into what the ramifications might be if a young American cardinal were to become pope and embrace the absolute nature of the power handed to him.
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Ava DuVernay's dramatization of the Central Park Five case delves into all of the official blunders made along the way — the police-coerced confessions, the conflicting witness accounts and physical evidence, the ensuing media frenzy.
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An exhibition at the British Library powerfully delves into the personal and political complexities of writing, driving home that it's not only one of humanity's greatest inventions, but born out of the strongest human motivations.
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While Burial Dust does focus heavily on occult themes, it also delves into Egyptian mythology, telling the tale of Amun, the King of the Gods when ancient Egypt was at the height of its power.
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Cuarón's follow-up to "Children of Men" and "Gravity," photographed in luscious 218 mm black and white, delves into the domestic and social turmoil surrounding an upper-middle-class family in that city's Roma district.
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Charles Fuller's drama, first staged Off Broadway in a 1981 production that featured Denzel Washington, delves into questions about service and identity in America following a murder on an Army base in Louisiana in 1944.
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The Times never delves into the procedure's implications for trans women's reproductive health, nor do the researchers at Penn Medicine, who are overseeing the woman's care as part of a clinical trial of uterine transplants.
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Clinton said she has no intention of another run for public office and said she is writing a book that, in part, delves into just what derailed her attempt to become America's first woman president.
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At one generic desk feebly personalized with a plant and pictures, a video playing simultaneously on two computer monitors delves into Amazon Mechanical Turk, an online marketplace where people perform menial tasks for minuscule pay.
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Most impressive, though, is that "Grace" doesn't flog the threadbare conceits of fantasies set in a vaguely medieval Europe — you know, dragons, trolls, elves — but instead bracingly delves into the myths and history of Asia.
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Much of the book delves into Chee's struggles as a gay writer of color, but the heart of it comes toward the end, in a string of three essays built around the writing of Edinburgh.
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I love whimsy, I love Wes Anderson, and I really like the second season of One Mississippi, especially when it delves into the complicated relationship progressives can have with their more conservative, small-town roots.
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"I found a picture," Asante told Broadly about the project that delves into the experience of a select group of children who were put into work camps during Hitler's occupation of Germany in the 1940s.
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For an explanation, Bielski's book delves into the diaries of Addams, who writes that these female witnesses may have used the story of the baby to understand the hardships they experienced in their own lives.
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Tim McGraw, the Grammy award-winning country music singer, has teamed up with Jon Meacham, an award-winning biographer and professor at Vanderbilt University, for a book that delves into the intersection of politics and music.
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ET — delves into the shocking actions of Morgan Geyser, her friend who, along with Anissa Weier, who said they were prompted to try to kill their friend by "Slenderman," a fictional character in online horror stories.
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The book also tells the concurrent story of the rise of James Murphy, his band LCD Soundsystem and label DFA, and delves into the later-blooming Brooklyn scene, from TV on the Radio to Vampire Weekend.
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Perhaps we'll get a Negan-specific episode that delves into what he did leading up to Rick's assault on the Sanctuary, or maybe an entire episode dedicated to the philosophical sparring between him and Father Gabriel.
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Subscribe to Trending, Business Insider's weekly newsletter that delves into the tech industry's most important developmentsOver the last year, public investors have become increasingly skeptical of more mature startups that are losing substantial amounts of money.
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"Class Divide," on HBO, exposes the impact of gentrification on a New York neighborhood, while Netflix's "13th" delves into wholesale incarceration of African-American men, connecting that to the 13th Amendment and the abolition of slavery.
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Earlier in the evening, Moore, who is helping to promote '5B', which delves into the world of AIDS careworkers, and actress Priyanka Chopra also lined up on the Croisette's famous steps ahead of the documentary's screening.
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The six-part first season is based off of Business of Blood: Mafia Boss Vito Rizzuto's Last War by Antonio Nicaso and Peter Edwards, which delves into the final, violent years of the vicious mafioso's life.
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Armed with a simple lancet and Edward Jenner's new vaccination technique, the doctor delves into the city in order to save it from ruin—if he can convince a skeptical public to accept the new procedure.
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Although Star loves to live in the fantastical and the soapy, the season-ender proved the FOX drama at its best when it delves into the harsh realities of life — and bashes them with a crowbar.
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Many are calling out how Girl Meets World delves into "real issues" that are often swept to the side by other Disney series, while some — see Topanga and Goonies reaction GIFs, below — focus on the funny.
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In her new memoir Lessons from the Prairie, the former Little House on the Prairie child star delves into her time on set, as well as her sometimes treacherous path to the world of broadcast journalism.
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The goal of the game, which claims it delves into "hundreds of hidden secrets that separate seduction masters from everybody else," is to teach guys how to get a woman's phone number or otherwise "seduce" her.
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Ginastera's cantata delves into the fractured psyche of Pier Francesco Orsini, a 16th-century military leader and art patron who commissioned a garden filled with grotesque sculptures that in their hedonistic absurdity seem to prefigure Surrealism.
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The podcast also delves into how Bobby drove around the seedier areas of Minneapolis with $1 million in his car trunk, desperately following the intricate ransom demands in a bid to secure his wife's safe return.
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Jay-Z's new album 4:44 delves into deeply personal territory for the rapper, who talks about everything from his infidelities and Beyoncé's miscarriage, to his brush-up with Solange Knowles and beef with Kanye West.
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Manne delves into the case of Elliot Rodger, who, in 2014, went on a killing spree, targeting people at random, after he was denied entry to a sorority house at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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" The Times piece, written by Russ Buettner and Maggie Haberman, delves into a series of anecdotes from Trump's life as a developer -- my favorite of which is this, about the construction of a Trump casino: "Mr.
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Although Barr effectively delves into virgin territory by exploring the mind of a murderer, the gaggle of Colorado friends who followed Anna east are too much baggage for someone who works best when she works alone.
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One section, for example, delves into the circumstances that led to the meeting of John Cale, a Welsh avant-garde classical musician, and Lou Reed, a pop songwriter and former R.O.T.C. platoon leader from Long Island.
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Washington (CNN)Netflix's new docuseries "Cheer," which follows Navarro College's cheerleading team and its bruising pursuit of yet another national championship, delves into the athletes' lives and how they're shaped by sexuality, class, race and gender.
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De Palma's terrific follow-up to "Carrie" also delves into psychic powers, casting Douglas as a former C.I.A. agent trying to find his son, who's been abducted by the government as part of a telekinesis program.
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In the 1979 book The Powers That Be, David Halberstam delves into the exact way radio, and then television, changed not just politics — but the actual style of the people who worked in the new eras.
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In another even more dramatic moment, Ansari delves into online scandals by pranking the audience (saying more would be a spoiler) to expose how badly people who know nothing about a subject want to weigh in.
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" And a courageous book by Ron Powers delves into his family's struggles with schizophrenia in service of a larger goal: "to arm other families with a sense of urgency that perhaps came to us too late.
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Part three delves into the details of Democrats' case that Trump abused the power of his office to pressure a foreign government, Ukraine's, to investigate his domestic political rival and interfere in the 2020 presidential election.
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It reads like a guilty pleasure, a beach read that delves into the lives of the rich and famous or purports to take us backstage at a hit reality TV show to reveal backstabbing and gossip underneath.
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Overall, the coming-of-age sitcom for adults, which delves into sobriety, cohabitation, and #MeToo, is filled with funny women (and men) whose voices should sound kind of familiar to anyone who likes to Netflix and chill.
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Serena Williams attended the Wednesday N.Y.C. premiere of her HBO documentary series Being Serena, a five-part series that delves into the details of her pregnancy, marriage to husband Alexis Ohanian and life as a new mom.
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In her book, The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Aftermath, writer Leslie Jamison delves into the stories we tell about addiction, using her own history as well as the stories of artists throughout history who've struggled with alcoholism.
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For instance, one of the entries suggests writing and reading haikus but never actually delves into what makes them mind-altering or differentiates them from poetry, which is included in the book as its own separate entry.
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Vans' new "This Is Off The Wall" campaign will run as a continuous series that delves into creative communities to help spread the brand's pillars "of action sports, art, music and street culture, inviting everyone to participate."
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Itamar Moses' book, based on the 2007 film, is admirably restrained as it delves into the lives of two groups of people whose paths would never cross if not for one serendipitous mistake that brings them together.
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HIll's hypothesis about the lady, which he first detailed in an August 2508 blog post, has recently gained national attention, partly because of the podcast Inside Jaws, which delves into the making of Steven Spielberg's 2487 blockbuster.
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The paper, which assesses the effectiveness of the ACA and delves into Obama's health policy recommendations for the next president, was not peer-reviewed in the traditional sense, but it was fact-checked rigorously for several months.
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Yes, the series delves into some dark places — after heroine Midge's marriage crumbles, her first forays into standup are more like "public breakdowns" than crafted comedy, her portrayer told Refinery29 last November — it never actually becomes dark.
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It will be interesting to see if this adaptation loosens up a bit and enjoys the witty spirit of Clare's writing as it delves into all those supernatural details over the course of its 13-episode run.
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Sufjan delves into religion a bit more, but one should never forget Drake's "Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah / six-point star, lion of the Judah" from "Still Here," which in all honesty could have come from Sufjan's Seven Swans.
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The music of the work's final part begins with a long, formal duet with Pollione, "In mia man alfin tu sei," which delves into the low, dark (and exhausting to use) chest register of the soprano voice.
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For those who dream of a colony on Mars, this new Smithsonian series — dedicated to aviation and space-travel technology — delves into the innovations that have allowed humans to survive in flight and out of the atmosphere.
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Her book delves into her life story between recipes that blend cooking techniques, ingredients, and recipes she's picked up from all corners of her life for unusually delicious recipes, like Scallion Pancake Challah and Asian Scotch Eggs.
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For his latest, "Waiting for Pepe," the choreographer Carlos Pons Guerra delves into Lorca's 153 play "The House of Bernarda Alba," in order to explore his own experiences as a young gay man growing up in Spain.
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The report, from the Economic Roundtable, a nonprofit research group that focuses on social and economic issues in Southern California, delves into the largely unexplored topic of what Amazon is costing the communities where it has warehouses.
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The book, which was completed by his family after his death, delves into several topics such as the dangers of artificial intelligence, the possibility of alien life, and why time travel can't be ruled out just yet.
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To bolster his argument, he delves into the split within the early Jesus movement: between the non-Jewish Hellenic church founded by Paul, which lasted and flourished, and the Jewish "Jerusalem Church" under James, which did neither.
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It delves into the lives of Mr. Liu and two of his close friends, who, growing up in Illinois, shared a passion for the sport but also grappled with familial struggles that shaped them along the way.
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He delves into the great critics from history and philosophy, but does not reject outright the idea that the reviews of books and restaurants and garden tools left on Yelp and Amazon are also a criticism too.
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The exhibit offers the main floor for experiencing Basquiat's work visually and then, in the downstairs spaces below, deconstructs some of his most famous paintings with newly uncovered scholarship that delves into the creative processes behind them.
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In a particularly interesting passage, the company delves into its software development process in order to outline the "burden" and security measures the company would have to undertake to design an entirely new operating system for the government.
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The narrator then delves into the plot, in which Ferrell's Buddy the Elf travels to the human world for the first time after growing up as an elf following an accident that landed him at the North Pole.
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An examination of Shakespeare's tyrants from Richard III to Macbeth, it delves into the rhetoric of tyrants and the systems that enable them and does everything possible to point in Trump's direction without ever quite mentioning his name.
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As he retraces the family's history (with stops in Lithuania, South Africa, Israel and England), he also delves into the psychological impact of those upheavals on his mother, who suffered from depression for much of her adult life.
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It's a gripping true-crime story, one that delves into the remaining evidence, while also presenting an intriguing picture of Europe in the aftermath of the Second World War, as well as Norway's role during the Cold War.
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The report delves into more specifics related to happiness at work, analyzing self-reported measures of happiness and well being (which are distinct concepts treated somewhat interchangeably in this report) that represent 98 percent of the global population.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A college at the University of Cambridge has removed a bell from view over fears it came from a slave plantation, as one of Europe's oldest seats of learning delves into its historic links with slavery.
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Though their individual lives have been explored through previous books and movies, "Blood Brothers: The Fatal Friendship between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X" delves into the close kinship these men shared, and the reasons it ultimately fell apart.
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Had Pittman written this book a year later, we surely would have borne witness to the tragedy at Orlando's Pulse nightclub; as it is, he delves into the shameful racist massacres of Ocoee and Rosewood in the 1920s.
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That's why it's such a surprise when Hubbard delves into his theories on the naturally occurring number sequences, the Mayan calendar, feminine and masculine energy, and how skateparks are his way of bringing peace to an unbalanced universe.
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Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, documents nearly 10 hours of testimony that delves into Trump's purported wealth, the financial health of some of his properties, his business ties to disreputable figures and his public statements regarding his own finances.
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The documentary, directed by PJ Raval, delves into frictions between the two countries and raises questions over the Visiting Forces Agreement, which protects accused American service personnel and is said to have allowed past crimes to go unpunished.
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As Ng delves into the past to help solve the mystery, the town is further cast into turmoil by the disappearance of two newcomers, a mother and teenage daughter, and a custody battle springing from an interracial adoption.
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She delves into the black models who posed for Parisian painters; the black women depicted by the artists of the Harlem Renaissance; and the black body as a subject for contemporary artists, some of them black women themselves.
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The first major biography of Douglass in nearly three decades, Blight's comprehensive volume delves into the Douglass we didn't know, including his trajectory from fugitive slave and abolitionist outsider to political insider, through the Civil War and beyond.
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If you like "García Girls," consider this follow-up, which delves into the third García sister; each chapter is told from the perspective of a different person in her life, painting a variegated picture of the family writer.
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In celebration, the museum delves into its collection for "Visionaries: Creating a Modern Guggenheim," which focusses on artists championed by six of its patrons, from Guggenheim's art adviser Hilla Rebay to his self-professed "art addict" niece, Peggy.
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Taking up the challenge, Scarsden delves into the history of this cursed town and its haunted inhabitants, emerging with a sensitively rendered back story about people who have willfully blinded themselves by staring into the sun too long.
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As part of Ice Theater's City Skate Concert Series at the rink at Rockefeller Center, Richburg will explore the black body in a premiere, set to music by Nicholas Britell, that delves into aspects of momentum and stillness.
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In his new work, Otero delves into both his physical and mental inventories, reusing pieces from his discarded paintings and domestic objects he has collected from thrift stores over the years, as well as memories of Puerto Rico.
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Plus, if you've ever seen the FX series The Americans, which delves into the blurred lines between sex, exploitation, and assault that are inherent to some lines of espionage, none of this is going to seem particularly new.
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Taking its cue from the latter, conceptual artist Mary Kelly's The Practical Past, at Mitchell-Innes & Nash until Thanksgiving, delves into the personal as political, melding the history of the recent past with the life of the artist herself.
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It delves into the harsh reality that is medical school, residency, and what Dr. Wible refers to as "assembly-line medicine," which leads to 400 doctors dying by suicide each year, a number many advocates say is grossly underestimated.
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Our just-released 20th annual CEO Survey delves into global business leaders' strategies for success in uncertain and shifting circumstances: Brexit and the U.S. presidential election are two recent examples of how difficult it's become to predict the future.
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Ms Cline delves into the vulnerability and anxiety of a teenage girl, showing how Evie finds herself edging closer and closer to unthinkable violence all in an attempt to keep her newfound bond with "the girls" of the family.
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Directed by documentarian/historian extraordinaire Ken Burns, along with Sarah Burns and David McMahon, The Central Park Five delves into the 1988 case involving five teenagers wrongfully convicted of raping a woman in Central Park in New York City.
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Beach's essay delves into her friendship with Calloway, which began when they were both students at New York University and ended in 2015 when Beach moved to Los Angeles following Calloway's loss of a $500,000 book deal in 2015.
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The more he delves into the brain, he told me, the more complicated it appears—filled with nonlinear patterns that resemble changes in the weather, simultaneously noisy and orderly, with neurons passing on information in crosscurrents and feedback loops.
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With fans and critics flooding out of the first screenings of Frozen 2, their initial takes on the highly anticipated Disney sequel suggest a slightly grittier story that delves into Elsa's past but doesn't quite outshine its older sister.
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From a penguin who fell in love with a cardboard cutout of an anime characters to people who "ship" real-life figures, creator Shannon Strucci delves into how the simulacrum of connection is increasingly substituted for the real thing.
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Here are six of the most fascinating stories and quotes from "Bad Blood": The book's third chapter is called "Apple Envy" and it delves into Holmes' reported obsession with the tech giant and its iconic co-founder, Steve Jobs.
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Now, in this dazzling collection of nine entirely original essays, written with a rare combination of give and sharpness, wit and fearlessness, she delves into the forces that warp our vision, demonstrating an unparalleled stylistic potency and critical dexterity.
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The report, written by the Foundation for Responsible Robotics and titled "Our Sexual Future with Robots," delves into several pressing questions about the future of robotic sex: Could the rise of robotic sex dolls end human prostitution and sex trafficking?
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"He would have been a great president," Mellon told author Meryl Gordon before her death in 2014, according to Bunny Mellon: The Life of an American Style Legend, which hits bookstores Tuesday and delves into Mellon's quietly stylish, American aristocrat lifestyle.
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Back in 2015, Emanual Sferios, the founder of harm-reduction organization, DanceSafe, launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for the production of MDMA The Movie, a feature-length documentary that delves into the history and cultural impact of the drug.
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While Gibson's iconic 1984 cyberpunk novel Neuromancer explored cultural anxieties about technology and artificial intelligence during the rise of the digital age, Archangel delves into the apocalyptic terror of nuclear weaponry, which has loomed over humanity for more than 70 years.
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Sunday's episode delves into the 2007 stabbing murder of 18-year-old cheerleader Demi Cuccia, who was killed by her boyfriend, John Mullarkey Jr., who then tried committing suicide, slashing his own throat as officers were arriving at the scene.
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Manolo: The Boy Who Made Shoes for Lizards is an 89-minute documentary, directed by British fashion journalist Michael Roberts, and the film delves into Manolo Blahnik's fascination with footwear design, which ultimately led him to create his luxury brand.
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"I think if it weren't funny, it would be insufferable" At the same time, the series delves into the lives of Brett and Michelle's two single pals — Brett's childhood best friend Alex (co-creator Steve Zissis) and Michelle's sister Tina (Peet).
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And as the film delves into her own dark past, it becomes easier to understand that the demons Michèle confronts in the wake of the attack are very old ones she's been trying to outrun for a very long time.
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Even as technological processes get smarter and cloud computing delves into data collection and analytics, Artificial Intelligence still has a long way to go before it can replicate a human brain, said an executive who oversees Alibaba Cloud's A.I. projects.
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The full report, available directly from Adobe, delves into other areas, too, including mobile website usage, which sees the majority of growth driven by smartphones, and overall internet saturation, with website traffic having only increased by 0.1 percent since January 2013.
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When it delves into Patty's self-loathing, it can't avoid suggesting that she was right to hate herself, that fat people should hate themselves, and that they should hurt their bodies until they get better — which is to say skinny.
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I just completed a body of work that delves into the life of Stormé DeLarverie, a butch dyke who had an extraordinary life as a drag king, protector of queers, and lesbian bar bouncer at the Cubbyhole and Henrietta Hudson.
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Goldberg delves into the professionalization of the queer artist and the institutionalization of "queer art," in programs such as the Queer Arts Mentorship, to suggest the ways in which positioning one's identity at the forefront has become a sales tactic.
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And more and more as the book goes on, Hindman delves into questions about America's endless appetite for comforting fakery, and how that desire for comfort played out in the post-9/11 era and the runup to the Iraq War.
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The show, which Crowe produced alongside J.J. Abrams and My So Called Life creator Winnie Holzman, delves into the tumultuous personal and professional lives of a tight-knit concert crew who work with a successful group called The Staton-House Band.
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Additionally, the video features a look at the next session with the therapist, wherein his counselor delves into what YG thinks of himself as an artist, how that distinguishes him from others, and exactly how he works out his frustrations.
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Mounk also delves into the causes of the West's vulnerability to these demagogues—in his telling, decades of economic stagnation and relatively sudden demographic changes via immigration have made many people unhappy with their lot in life and prone to xenophobia.
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It's been a little over a year since the last entry on the Breaking Bandcamp, but today Johnson is back with a three-song release called Shell that further delves into the cloistered inner travels the Breaking compositions often provoke.
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Working with Thomas Dunn (his intense lighting shifts between cool moonlit blues and golden yellows) and Jon Moniaci (whose sonic landscape begins with tremors and expands to the robust sound of an organ), Ms. Gill delves into more emotional territory.
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Separately, the National Taxpayers Union Foundation (NTUF) — a right-leaning group that often delves into tax administration issues — released a report Thursday recommending that Congress and the IRS look at extending the tax deadline by one month because of the shutdown.
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NEW YORK, Jan 22 (Reuters) - More than 10 percent of funds raised through "initial coin offerings" are lost or stolen in hacker attacks, according to new research by Ernst & Young that delves into the risks of investing in cryptocurrency projects online.
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It delves into a personal history of multiple virtual identities, niche cultural fixations (Dragonball Z, Ghost in the Shell and manga series Rurouni Kenshin), and sexual awakening which many will remember from life online in the 90s and early 00s.
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For those who think that Bulgari is synonymous with the ′50s and ′60s La Dolce Vita years, a new book delves into other stylish eras that have shaped the famed Italian house — all told through the rich lives of its clients.
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Ms. Freedman, who followed dancers over a four-year period, delves into the personal stories of her subjects, including Ernesto Palma, a former meth addict from Costa Rica, and Emily Coles, a diabetic who wears an insulin pump even while performing.hottotrotfilm.
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With infinite sensitivity, Mr. Liu delves into some of the most painful and intimate details of his friends' lives and his own, and then layers his observations into a rich, devastating essay on race, class and manhood in 21st-century America.
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Set in a British seaside town, it delves into the lives of the civilian villagers, soap-opera style, and follows some of them across all three seasons — the parson, the newspaper editor, the family of the first season's murder victim.
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Where to stream it: Netflix With much of the world in a state of political unrest, The Edge of Democracy will have a twinge of the familiar as it delves into issues like abuse of power and the rise of populism.
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Norah Jones "Flipside" (Blue Note) An insistent four-note riff underlines the newfound self-assertion Ms. Jones sings about in "Flipside"; while she worked with jazz musicians and delves into some abstruse chords, she didn't leave her pop instincts behind. 17.
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Trump allies and White House aides, who have been nudging the president in recent weeks to find a new leader for the team as it delves into a crucial reelection campaign, have been circulating lists of potential replacements for weeks.
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Watkins brushes quickly past mentions of loss and grief in our conversation—"I like to think and move forward," she says—as music is the place she chooses to emote most (she delves into grief in her new song, "Dreams").
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Two years after completing her trilogy about a body-hopping, sentient spaceship, her new book, Provenance, delves into her youthful passion for digging in the dirt, and what our impulse to unearth the artifacts of the past can tell us about ourselves.
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Light and breezy in a way that contrasts with many of cable's dark not-exactly comedies, the show delves into the strange community of comedians and is punctuated by appearances by the likes of Sarah Silverman, Artie Lange and T.J. Miller, playing themselves.
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It's Paterno's inadequacies the movie delves into — as well as the gathering media storm (kicked off by Ganim, a consultant on Paterno who won a Pulitzer Prize for her coverage of Sandusky in the Patriot-News) around him that will end his career.
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Balancing a little Norwegian boy on his knee, Frank delves into a gruesome story time, and describes the traumatic incident that occurred at Mountain Meadows in Utah, back he was a boy traveling with his family by covered wagon from Arkansas to California.
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Now, 5-years later, Chubbuck's tragic tale is being explored in two films that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival last month: Christine, which delves into the up-and-coming reporter's final days, and Kate Plays Christine, a pseudo documentary on Chubbuck's life.
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Now, 40-years later, Chubbuck's tragic tale is being explored in two films that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival last month: Christine, which delves into the up-and-coming reporter's final days, and Kate Plays Christine, a pseudo documentary on Chubbuck's life.
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During his interview with Couric, he explained how his book delves into what he sees as the huge issues that Trump's administration is creating across departments in the federal government — issues that Lewis says are endangering the very stability of the country.
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The Beginner's Podcasting Bundle — $39 See Details After covering the fundamentals of recording, editing, promotion, and marketing, this 10-part bundle delves into the nitty-gritty of the technical aspects of podcasting — things like power breathing, voice acting, and mobile audio production.
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In a newly released lecture called "Young Blood for Old Brains," Stanford University neurology professor Tony Wyss-Coray delves into the years of research he and his colleagues have poured into the curious effects of blood-sharing between mice of different ages.
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" ("Dermatillomania," for example, delves into her compulsion to self-harm.) "So a lot of this shit, especially a lot of what I talked about on The Big Freeze, it's shit that I deal with that I was not ready to… deal with.
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Now, the first edition of this anthology series delves into the players, the crime and the media circus, detailing the day-to-day battles of the trial and unveiling the shocking truth of what really went down when the cameras stopped rolling.
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Five Feet Apart also delves into the nuances of everyday life with CF. Things like feeding tubes, chest catheters, and even a sinus polypectomy—a surgery so common among CFers that I had the exact same surgery the morning following the screening.
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More lively and compelling are the book's later sections, in which Looser delves into the various groups of readers that used Austen as a political symbol, and into the theatrical adaptations that shaped our image of the author in the 20th century.
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With a nod to the creative period that African American author James Baldwin spent in Istanbul, Wilson delves into the city's material culture to reveal an Afro Turk legacy that — as in the US — bears the marks of slavery in its past.
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RED TREES The London-based, Brazilian-born filmmaker Marina Willer delves into the history of her family, Jews in Prague during World War II. RYDE It was only a matter of time before the ride-sharing industry begot its own horror movie.
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An apeirogon is a shape with an infinite but countable number of sides, and over the course of the book's 1,001 chapters — a nod to "One Thousand and One Nights" — McCann delves into the two men's lives, sometimes writing in their voices.
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This annual series of mostly contemporary European cinema opens on Friday with "The End of Fear," a documentary that examines the 1986 slashing of a Barnett Newman painting in Amsterdam and delves into the thorny questions posed by the restoration that followed.
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It delves into the impossible standards placed on women, the expectations we have of men, the unknowability of a marriage's secrets, our national obsession with dead white girls, and the vast chasm between public perception and private truth, in ways only fiction can.
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Showtime's seven-part limited series, The Loudest Voice, was based on Gabriel Sherman's 2014 biography and delves into a decade over which Ailes launches Fox News in 1996 before his resignation, all while becoming a de facto leader of the Republican Party.
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Cao, who was born in 1978, delves into the fantasies and entertainments of her generation, videotaping cosplayers in her native Guangzhou and building a virtual city in the online world Second Life, where her avatar, China Tracy, has served as a philosopher-guide.
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This documentary by Morgan Neville ("20 Feet From Stardom") follows the group as it performs and delves into the back stories of several of its members — among them Kayhan Kalhor, a kamancheh player from Iran, and Kinan Azmeh, a clarinetist from Syria.
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It delves into the physical atrocities, with harsh punishments doled out on the ever-changing whims of white slave owners, as well as their emotional equivalent, with the Macons frequently forgetting that the black people living on their property are, in fact, people.
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The campaign's funding of the event also gives Trump more leeway in what he says on the stump, keeping him out of legal trouble if he delves into talk of his reelection bid or urges supporters to endorse or oppose any candidate for political office.
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In addition, consumer spend in many key markets is still growing too — like the 105% growth in two years in China, for example, and the 45% growth in the U.S. The full report delves into other regions as well as game publishers' user acquisition strategies.
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To listen to my whole conversation with Harari — which delves into AI, the future of work, Harari's favorite books, and more — subscribe to my podcast, The Ezra Klein Show, on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your fine audio programming, or stream it off SoundCloud.
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Not only does the independent movie star Korean-American actor John Cho, and an Asian-American family, but the entire film is told through websites, social media, smartphones and computer screens as Cho delves into his daughter's private life for clues to her disappearance.
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The new season's investigation into the lives and murders of Christopher Wallace, known as Notorious B.I.G., and Tupac Shakur delves into the broader cultural battles surrounding these larger-than-life performers: between hip-hop and law enforcement, and black civil rights leaders and rap.
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But instead of outlining what those new provisions might be, he instead credits Elizabeth Warren with having conceived them, or introduced them, and then delves into a history lesson on how the original act was passed under (Franklin) Roosevelt but repealed under (Bill) Clinton.
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Her first hit game, Digital: A Love Story, which came out in 2010, is a romantic dive into 1980s online bulletin board systems; its spiritual sequel , Analogue: A Hate Story, delves into Korea's Neo-Confucianist Joseon Dynasty while considering the humanity of artificial intelligence.
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" The story of Aza, a 16-year-old who suffers from anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder, delves into familiar Green themes of love and suffering, working toward an ending that Senior describes as "so surprising and moving and true that I became completely unstrung.
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But it becomes a bottle episode that delves into the show's fragile group dynamics, the nuances of its cosmology, and the strengths and weaknesses of individual characters, all by confronting the crew with the possibility that they have a Bad Place spy among them.
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Perhaps the most unsettling aspect of the documentary delves into the tactics Weinstein employed to silence accusers, from non-disclosure agreements to hiring an Israeli firm, Black Cube, to dig up dirt on those who might be threats to him, including reporters and actresses.
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Ophelia Field's biography, "THE FAVOURITE: Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough" (Weidenfeld & Nicolson), delves into the life and times of the queen's longtime companion, a politically savvy, controlling woman who, in a moment of desperation, sought to blackmail the queen and out her as a lesbian.
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In the upcoming season, for the first time, the show delves into Princess Caroline's backstory where a Thomas Kinkade painting hangs in the living room of her childhood home, a backdrop for her mother, an alcoholic maid who works for the wealthy family next door.
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Written by Fawzia Mirza (who also stars in it) and Lisa Donato, the film depicts a queer Muslim woman and her love story with a Mexican-American woman; delves into the shared cultures between first-generation immigrants and their children; and explores mother-daughter relationships.
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" The lawsuit also delves into the Sacklers status as major art and culture philanthropists, stating: "Ultimately, the Sacklers used their ill-gotten wealth to cover up their misconduct with a philanthropic campaign intending to whitewash their decades-long success in profiting at New Yorkers' expense.
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Through the stories of four real women whose lives became enmeshed in murder, Monroe identifies four archetypes of the true crime obsessive — the detective, the victim, the defender, and the killer — and delves into the machinations driving each, seamlessly weaving together biography, cultural analysis, and personal narrative.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Wiley, who played fan favorite Poussey Washington on the hit Netflix series, delves into her character's heartbreaking final scene in episode 12 where she dies during a prison-wide protest – pinned down and accidentally suffocated by an untrained prison guard.
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The 42-year-old chats with the host of the Amazon Audible original "Breasts Unbound," Florence Williams, in a clip from the new series — which delves into the surprisingly under-explored world of breasts, using them as a springboard to talk about issues surrounding health and family.
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In his new book, Food Fights & Culture Wars: A Secret History of Taste, the rare books dealer and self-proclaimed condiment expert delves into the hidden intersection of food and culture throughout history, and explores how hunger and taste have secretly defined the course of civilization.
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In April, she told the Women in the World Summit in New York City that she had no intention of running for another public office and that she was writing a book that, in part, delves into what derailed her attempt to become America's first woman president.
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She delves into the neuroscience of child abuse and brain damage, which hardly seems necessary to make her point; the many passages about her attempts to overcome the traumas of her youth can sound canned and overprocessed, as if they'd been run through a therapy software program.
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The exhibition, curated by independent curator Vera Mey, and Melanie Mermod, program coordinator at Betonsalon Center for Art and Research, delves into an aspect of Koh's Singapore Art Archive Project, which sets out to document art in Singapore from the 1920s to the era of the internet.
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Ever since the summer of 2017, when Kevin Roose started writing The Shift, a column that delves into business, technology and culture, a torrent of big tech industry news has given him plenty of fodder, from privacy scandals to the rise of misinformation on social media.
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But as well as dutifully laying down these linear developments, the exhibition powerfully delves into the personal and political complexities of writing, driving home that writing not only is one of humanity's greatest inventions, but a skill born out of some of the strongest human motivations.
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It follows the arc of the musical, but also delves into issues that are only lightly mentioned onstage — like the role of slavery in the economy of the Americas, including colonial New York, and offers information about soldiers of color, women at war and Native Americans.
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She delves into the history of American religion in the 20th century (the proliferation of Ten Commandments monuments apparently came courtesy of Cecil B. DeMille) and the legacy of Satanic panics of the 1980s and '90s, when many of the featured interviewees — including Greaves — were growing up.
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A short film — "A Winter With Delivery Workers," directed by Jing Wang — delves into one of the more recent disputes, between Mayor Bill de Blasio and the many immigrant delivery workers who rely on throttle-assisted electric bicycles, known as e-bikes, to do their jobs.
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The physicality is still there, too, both in Abbott's descriptive turn of phrase (a mouth is colored "placenta red" with lipstick, a bookmark hangs like a "dark tongue"), and in the shape of Dr. Severin's work, which delves into the furrows and twists of the human brain.
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Mr. Melikhov has founded a private museum that is devoted to the memory of the "anti-Bolshevik resistance" and that delves into a singularly taboo topic — why many Cossacks and other persecuted Soviet citizens welcomed, at least initially, Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941.
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Kantayya delves into the very human biases baked into artificial intelligence by its largely white and male creators, and the problems that ensue when these black-box programs are assumed to be neutral: the violations of civil rights, the discriminatory decisions in hiring, housing, and criminal justice.
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A.S. King's "Dig," which delves into the tragic lives of a wealthy white family in suburban Pennsylvania and how the family's children are affected by the neglect, substance abuse and racism of their elders, won the Michael L. Printz Award for excellence in literature for young adults.
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"As secretary of state, he would be called upon to negotiate with world leaders like Vladimir Putin," said Michael T. Klare, a professor at Hampshire College and the author of "The Race for What's Left," which delves into the rush for oil in the thawing Arctic.
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The cover alludes to the famous and controversial 1988 comic The Killing Joke, written by Alan Moore and drawn by Brian Bolland, that delves into the psyche and depravity of the Joker before he psychologically tortures Batman (and Gordon and Gordon's father) to Batman's breaking point.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — Niloufar Talebi's Self-Portrait in Bloom, a hybrid memoir of prose and poetry with some photos thrown in, delves into the author's childhood in Tehran, the Iranian revolution, and her move to the United States as a teenager.
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Her work also delves into Gauguin's bicultural biography in a way that is just as nuanced as Ms. Collura's thinking about "princes": Gauguin, who was half Peruvian and half French, was still obsessed with ideas of racial purity and the conquered aristocracy of the Pacific Islanders.
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Theoharis delves into the stubborn persistence of segregated schools in New York City, as well as "the redneckification of racism," wherein white liberals in the North could use naked displays of racism in the South as an excuse to let their own discriminatory systems off the hook.
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The wall text near each photograph details how the artist knows each subject or where she photographed them and also delves into the things that might have been on the subject's mind at the time of the photograph, like family problems, neighborhood changes, and personal histories.
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Over its nearly seven minute running time, Carne y Arena also delves into the dreamlike — at one point, a wooden table appears in the middle of the fray, with children on either side watching a tiny boat filled with refugees overturn and sink into its surface — and the abstract.
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The story delves into the unique traumas these powers bring with them — Chloe the college student is barely able to sit through a lecture because of her peers' encroaching thoughts; Sam finds it near impossible to maintain relationships for fear that she could disappear into time at any moment.
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Moving past famous works like A Scanner Darkly or The Man in the High Castle, Amazon Video's anthology show Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams delves into the author's extensive back catalog, adapting 10 of his lesser-known works for television — and collecting the original stories in a new book.
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In this achingly vulnerable collection of essays, Chee delves into the process of writing his first novel, Edinburgh, and in the process dealing with the sexual abuse he suffered as a child — and all of the stories he told himself about it afterward to try to deal with it.
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Skepta then joins Carti on "Lean 4 Real" which uses an intoxicating Indigochildrick beat, that belongs on a Disney World water ride, to melt minds as he not only raises his pitch, but delves into intense repetition ("I'm on em beans for real/ I'm on the lean for real").
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HBS has made "Leadership and Corporate Accountability" (which delves into "the responsibilities of business to the broader system in which it is embedded") a required first-year course, with case studies weighing up things like the morality of looking beyond financial metrics at Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund.
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The 96-page special edition delves into how the Windsors became who they are, as well as explores what might have happened if key events—like the death of Princess Diana and the decision of the Queen's uncle to give up his crown for love—had never occurred.
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Timed with the opening of Newell's gallery show, as well as that of another under-appreciated painter, Alfonso Ossorio: Works from the Foundation , a new video, exclusively premiering on Creators and released by Sothebys, delves into Newell's art and life, as told by fellow artist and friend Richard Dupont.
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But it also delves into McCain's maverick image, from the "Straight Talk Express" during his presidential run to his willingness to break with Republican Party orthodoxy, suggesting that some of his greatest failures stemmed from moments where he acted in the name of political expediency, compromising his own ideals.
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On view at the Liebermann Villa, which served as Liebermann's summer residence for many years, the show illustrates the cultural climate and ideologies that led to National Socialists' persecution of modern artist, and delves into the context and the impact of the 23 exhibition within Britain and Germany.
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The 18-minute film, directed by English filmmaker Wayne Holloway, delves into the social, economic, and political motivations that have caused London to lose 50 percent of its clubs since 2008, and questions the future of dance music in what was once one of the world's biggest clubbing destinations.
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Based on the book by Megan Abbott, who also serves as a co-showrunner with Gina Fattore, "Dare Me" delves into a hypercompetitive world of high-school cheerleading, focusing on the friendship between a college hopeful (Herizen Guardiola) and a squad leader (Marlo Kelly) with a nose for trouble.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The article also delves into the current state of horse racing in the United States, including the issue of horse deaths at racetracks: The stakes were already high on Saturday for a declining sport that has quickly become an endangered one.
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Included in the mix are Mia Habib, who presents "All—a physical poem of protest," featuring dancers of all ages running and walking naked in a circle; and Jesca Prudencio, who offers "Calling: a dance with faith," which delves into the struggles of two female Muslim dance artists.
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The ad steers clear of lofty campaign imagery and instead delves into the kitchen table issues at the heart of what Harris calls her "3 am agenda" -- solving the immediate problems that worry Americans, from being unable to afford expenses to health care and unequal pay for women.
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"I was the third generation of things we didn't talk about," Terese Marie Mailhot writes in "Heart Berries," a series of letters to her lover, in which she delves into her childhood on the Seabird Indian Reservation in the Pacific Northwest, and familial legacies of abuse and addiction.
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Or so you might think, except that Wolff's action leads quickly to a trial by social media and a tribunal in the second act in which a woke interlocutor delves into the doctor's misuse (or not) of the word "uppity" in an attempt to topple Wolff from her perch.
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According to excerpts seen by The Washington Post, where Kurtz worked for nearly three decades, until 2010, the author delves into some of the president's most controversial moments — from accusing former President Barack Obama of wiretapping the White House to firing and replacing chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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Organized into 21870 shades, St. Clair's book delves into the origin stories, trivia items, cultural connotations, and little-known facts behind specific colors — from the pink that became synonymous with punk to the brown that changed military strategy — which, all together, make up a collection that's surprisingly hard to put down.
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Each records a distinctive chapter in Sternberg's life, much of it informed by the Jewish-American experience: the young man confronts racist signage that warns "Jews and dogs keep out"; enjoys the conviviality of a holiday dinner table; and delves into the wing-like stacks of the Brooklyn Public Library.
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Much of his science fiction takes place in a universe that lives in the aftermath of a cataclysmic war that marked and scarred everybody who lived through it, and A Feast for Crows, the fourth Song of Ice and Fire book, delves into the horrors of war with great passion.
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Tarantino - who issued a plea before the premiere asking for viewers to refrain from spoiler alerts - celebrates the industry's kitsch moments, pays homage to spaghetti westerns and martial arts stars, and delves into the pains of being on a film set as well as the uplifting power of a performance.
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He delves into his collection of insider vocabulary ("giving someone a cake" is his code for firing someone) and explains why he prefers to start filming a new project on a Thursday or Friday (so that any incompetent staffers can be weeded out and given their cakes before the weekend).
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The movie revels in gore and gruesome displays of horror — there are exploding chests and scenes of spouting blood — but it also delves into the dynamics of a wholly female community, touching on issues of power, manipulation, motherhood and the horrible things women can do to other women and themselves.
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" For all its salacious content, Eatwell's historical crime study is an expansive work that delves into the broader culture of postwar Los Angeles, "a city of bright lights and darker shadows, where cops fraternized with mobsters and girls sold themselves for the promise of a bit part in a movie.
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One of his Netflix show's first-season episodes, titled "Ladies and Gentleman," delves into the issues women face in their daily interactions with men — one woman is followed home by a man she met at a bar, another posts something benign on social media and gets an X-rated comment from a stranger.
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It would work equally well as a tagline for the whole series, which delves into the lives of teen girls serving time in Indiana's Madison Juvenile Correctional Facility for a range of mostly petty offenses like repeated runaways and drug and alcohol consumption, but in a few cases assault and vehicular manslaughter.
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After episode 1 brought us up to speed, and episode 2 gave us a deeper look at potential new evidence, episode 3 delves into the personal lives of those affected by this murder trial: the Halbachs, as much as they're willing to talk, the Dasseys, who are devoted to Brendan, and Steven's girlfriend.
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Some of their growth is coming from the decline of native TV platforms, like Samsung's smart TV, as consumers shifted to Roku, Chromecast, and Fire TV. The full report delves into the metrics in more detail, and includes stats on video quality, which is also increasing in North American and European markets.
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Tate delves into the legendary bond between Ron and Nancy, who once confessed that "her life didn't really begin until she met Ronald Reagan," and admits some unease over how the first lady let her worries—and an astrologer—dictate the president's travel schedule after he survived an assassination attempt in 1981.
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This time on Waypoints, Patrick brings us an article that delves into Instagram's harassment problem, Rob revisits Looper to find something less hard sci-fi, more crime movie, and Danielle is getting into the fall spirit by watching The Haunting of Hill House, a beautiful blend of very scary horror and family drama.
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Though the book mostly focuses on Lansing's life before and after moving to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting only to end up on the other side of the camera, it also delves into her mindset as she approached her 60th birthday in 2004 and realized she wanted more in life.
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In You're The Only One I Can Tell: Inside the Language of Women's Friendships, Tannen's latest nonfiction tome, which was released this month and tackles exactly what the title suggests, the author delves into the essentials of why conversations between girlfriends are so distinct from other types of personal connections in our lives.
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This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession, $11.85, available at AmazonThis fascinating book delves into why music is so important to us and is written by someone with a firm grasp on both the artistic and scientific sides of it: a neuroscientist who previously worked as a
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sprayed with Tears, an exhibition opening at the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives, delves into the history of Southern California's gay motorcycle clubs that were a popular but underground phenomenon throughout the 1960s and '70s, though there are still a number of them that are active today.
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In the 1987 study "The Power of Visual Culture in the Politics of Reproduction," Rosalind Pollack Petchesky delves into how fetal imagery—a favorite of the anti-abortion movement—has historically presented the fetus as "primary and autonomous," treating the mother's body as a mere environment in which this new life can flourish.
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" Stasio writes: For all its salacious content, Eatwell's historical crime study is an expansive work that delves into the broader culture of postwar Los Angeles, "a city of bright lights and darker shadows, where cops fraternized with mobsters and girls sold themselves for the promise of a bit part in a movie.
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On the plus side, season two delves into the ways the Weissman marriage has frayed over their decades of being together, giving both Shalhoub and Hinkle meaty material to play around with while not going to the too-easy place of having them wonder if they should stay married or anything like that.
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In her new book, Eat Up: Food, Appetite and Eating What You Want ($17, Amazon), the former Great British Bake Off contestant and Guardian columnist delves into the infinitely less exalted aspects of eating to create an empathetic, intersectional, sometimes celebratory, and often painful account of the complicated ways in which we feed ourselves today.
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Lifetime's hit new show — which returns for its second season on June 6 — is a scripted drama that delves into the behind-the-scenes action at a Bachelor-style reality dating show called Everlasting, operating with the kind of vicious glee usually reserved for predator cats ripping into the weakest member of the herd.
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And the Marstons' long-term live-in relationship with one of William's former students, Olive Byrne (Neon Demon's Bella Heathcote), was also reportedly influential in a number of ways that the film may or may not develop, depending on how far Robinson's script delves into the threesome's sex life and the personal dynamics between them.
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Elsewhere, Oliver Nachtwey discusses decivilization and regressive modernization, while Wolfgang Streeck delves into the return of repression in an age of false narratives; and David Van Reybrouck heralds the end of the European Union with airs of both sincere and cheeky fondness in a kind of open letter addressed to EU President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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A paper describing the research on the tug-toy sensor in the Journal on Technology & Persons with Disabilities delves into the technical details of the model, then describes the tug-toy sensor as being equipped with a gloriously nontechnical-sounding Kong Wubba—a goofy name for a product sold by the Kong pet toy company.
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For those comfortable with something a bit darker, Cecilia Ruiz's The Book of Extraordinary Deaths is a beautifully illustrated collection of strange and unlikely deaths in history (see some examples here); and Penguins by Nick Thorburn is a collection of comic strips that, with few (if any) words, delves into the messy, complicated, abstract nature of the human condition.
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The conversation then delves into all the important questions: whether or not Mark Zuckerberg wants to buy a special van for sale, whether or not he thinks World War I is bad, and whether or not Zuckerberg would be friends with Ted Cruz, which Ted Cruz thinks would be the case if he lived in a treehouse.
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"Sadly at the height of his fame, being authentically who he was would have resulted in a terminated contact and a shattered career," says Mark Griffin, whose new biography All That Heaven Allows delves into the complexities of the star whose death in 1985 due to complications related to AIDS changed the face of the disease.
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Dungeons & Dragons' usefulness as a social activity has been covered before, but McAndrew's comic delves into some particularly telling revelations about how specific teachers are using it — to let kids try out adult decision-making with community consequences, to promote interest in reading and writing, to explore personal and political problems in a safe fantasy space.
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But formally speaking you will find little in Views that isn't already there in the letter: he speaks more deeply in the later essays, but the pleasure of it, similar to the pleasure in my father's best stories, is the voice itself, which is fraternal and celebratory even while it delves into the darkest corners of his experience.
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An Amnesty International report — created in partnership with Africa-focused NGO Afrewatch — delves into the world of cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DC), which accounts for half of the world's cobalt sourcing, finding that children as young as seven are working in dangerous conditions for a mere dollar or two of income each day.
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What emerges from The Lost Rolls, a forgotten and neglected chronicle, salvaged and brought back into the light, is a different way of looking at photographs, one that relies less on scanning for information and context, but rather delves into competing layers of temporality and paradox: the immediacy of the past and the distance of the present.
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The two-minute clip gives us a much better look at the scope and tone of the film than the teaser we've already seen, and it also delves into actual plot beats, which that initial teaser was sorely lacking—well, aside from the whole "Calvin and Hobbes except in Nazi Germany and Hobbes is, uh, Hitler" thing.
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At the same time, the performance delves into some of the most horrific acts of xenophobic violence committed in postwar Germany, including the infamous "Sunflower House" riots in Rostock in 1992, when a three-day siege of a squalid refugee shelter by right-wing militants (and thousands of jeering onlookers) provoked a botched response from local politicians and police.
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Even Ciudad Satélite delves into the grand narrative of the state: best known for the Torres de Satélite that dot its entrance as you approach from Mexico City, the five primary-colored monuments were designed by Luis Barragán and Mathias Goeritz to assert a sense of modernity during the Mexican economy's heyday of the 1940s to the 1970s.
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By the sort of unnerving coincidence that brought us two films about Truman Capote in as many years, we have two Chubbuck movies to choose from: Robert Greene's "Kate Plays Christine," in which the actress Kate Lyn Sheil delves into the role of Chubbuck, and—much the more rewarding option—Antonio Campos's "Christine," starring Rebecca Hall.
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That Mr. Camp does this on RT — which describes itself as the "Russian view on global news" and which paid Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser, to speak at the gala where he sat next to Vladimir V. Putin — raises questions about the comedian's independence, particularly when he delves into the conspiracy about Mr. Rich.
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I'll never, ever forget the buzz of a Harry Potter book being released; I won't forget how gripped I was when Harry and Dumbledore went on their quest to destroy the Horcrux, or how sad I was when Dumbledore died; I won't forget how ridiculously hooked I was while reading that chapter in The Deathly Hallows that delves into Snape's tragic memories.
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The accompanying hand-scrawled or press-on-letters signage—which delves into such topics as the "prairie loneliness" of frontier wives or how the Chinese railroad workers of the era enjoyed blasting tunnels through mountains due to "their natural love of fireworks"—help fill in the blanks for the automatons who can no longer speak or move due to various circuitry snafus.
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Mukherjee gives us the breakthroughs, of course, but he also delves into the rivalries, the missteps, and the sometimes excruciating monotony of the experiments: In the early 1970s, a team of researchers including a young biologist named Robert Horvitz began trying to map the location of every cell in a worm's body in an attempt to understand the fate of each.
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From the first story, "House-Sitting," in which a young man becomes plagued by the same nightmares he imagines must once have plagued the cabin's owner, to the last, in which a film professor who has been denied tenure watches in horror as his nemesis delivers a well-received lecture on Hitchcock, Sims delves into the unhinged, the unnerved and the merely unwell.
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Mr. Rock will be telling jokes he has developed from his recent global tour, which began exactly one year ago in Durham, N.C. The special is called "Chris Rock: Tamborine," a reference to a joke he tells about relationships during a part of his show where he delves into his divorce (Valentine's Day is a pointed choice of release date).
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Even when Something That May Shock and Discredit You delves into difficult material — Ortberg's relationship with his mother in the wake of his transition; the way certain friends and loved ones repeatedly talk about him as though he has died — Ortberg always writes with a sense of profound and honest delight: What luck, it's another day where he gets to be a man.
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In the introduction to her history of American cookbooks and cooking magazines, Elias discusses how they have linked readers to the "material culture that extended out of the kitchen into the marketplace for domestic goods," and also delves into popular notions about which of those goods might be preferable, which might reflect how we see ourselves or how we want to be seen.
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The book delves into the failures of the legal system in Native American communities and the blind eye it turns to violence against Native American women: Joe pursues justice for his mother when the system won't give it to her, and in the process, he reveals a long, dark, and complex trail of family and tribal history that fuels his own self-discovery.
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The cover story of the latest issue of The Highlight delves into the juiciest battle of the year: the tug-of-war over meat — how much we eat; what it's doing to the planet; and whether the burger is so elemental to the American diet (and psyche) that not even the new wave of tasty lookalikes could topple its dominance.
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Read: In the new book "A Good Provider Is One Who Leaves," a veteran Times journalist delves into international migration through the lens of a single family, hopscotching from the Philippines through the Middle East and Europe to the U.S. Go: Several U.S. airports are increasing amenities — from workout spaces to museums — in an effort to make layovers a little less cumbersome.
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Read: In the new book "A Good Provider Is One Who Leaves," a veteran Times journalist delves into international migration through the lens of a single family, hopscotching from the Philippines through the Middle East and Europe to the U.S. Go: Several U.S. airports are increasing amenities — from workout spaces to museums — in an effort to make layovers a little less cumbersome.
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The true stuff first: Sanam Maher's "A Woman Like Her" delves into the phenomenon of honor killings through the story of a Pakistani social media star who was strangled for pushing her culture's boundaries, while Emma Copley Eisenberg's "The Third Rainbow Girl" looks at the way a small Appalachian town continues to be haunted by a double murder that took place there decades ago.
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He first cites the obvious influences on Star Wars (like films by Akira Kurosawa) and details how even characters we love and plot lines we enjoy and fight scenes that we find spectacular are basically lifted from films that came before it and then delves into what makes Star Wars so special: it's because it feels like we could be in the galaxy far, far away.
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Ted-Ed delves into the history of the award (how it is one of the five prizes created by Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite), the nomination process (a bunch of people can nominate somebody including past laureates, university professors, member of governments, and others), and the standards they use to judge the nominees: disarmament, peace congresses, brotherhood between nations, human rights, and peace negotiations.
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The two-hour The Turpin 13: Family Secrets Exposed, hosted by Soledad O'Brien, delves into the troubled 30-year journey of Louise and her husband, David Turpin — from West Virginia, where they met, then to Texas and finally to Perris, California where they were arrested in January for the alleged abuse, torture and imprisonment of their 13 children, who ranged in age from 2 to 29.
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But watching Netflix's "Klaus" -- an animated feature that delves into the roots of the Santa Claus legend -- just made me want to go back -- again -- and bask in the elegant simplicity of Dr. Seuss' original 1966 version of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," the stop-motion animation of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" or the great Charlie Brown specials built around Christmas, Thanksgiving and Halloween.
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It delves into the vast web of Harvey Weinstein enablers: the agents who ignored complaints and continued to set up meetings; the lawyers who wrote nondisclosure agreements and settlement offers; the journalists who fed information; and even the junior staffers, who were forced to compile internal "bibles" about how to best facilitate his encounters and procure his penile injection shots (yup, Mr. Weinstein was impotent).
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It delves into the bizarre world of live-streaming in China, where online entertainers can earn up to $200,000 a month through virtual gifts showered upon them on the social network YY. All they have to do is win over millions of people in online "showrooms," many of whom are willing to give up their savings for a chance to quell loneliness and prop up a star.
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