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But a chill digs into the marrow of my bones.
So Cherry digs into the obscure elements of the game.
Over at Jalopnik, Jason Torchinsky digs into some of the details.
The second case study digs into a familiar consumer brand, Jacuzzi.
It digs into the influence corporate money has on American Politics.
The following list digs into these subtle mistakes and hidden blunders.
As Andreas digs into the past, the questions only become more puzzling.
Fighting with Maloney in SUR's famous back ally, he digs into her.
He goes after it and digs into it and figures it out.
On "Soothing," from Semper Femina, Marling digs into the tension of sensuality.
Rabe digs into his subject with a depth that almost feels bottomless.
That's the question Succession circles and flirts with and ultimately digs into.
Dan digs into the deal, and its political implications, with TechCrunch's Ron Miller.
Pichai digs into an omelette, drinks tea, and catches up on the news.
Westworld digs into how people behave when they think no one is watching.
TV: The film really digs into the prejudices against Communists at that time.
It really digs into the various stages and evolutions of the current conflict.
But the deeper she digs into the camp's past, the darker its history becomes.
Our national security reporter Vera Bergengruen digs into what we know about the airstrikes.
Dan digs into the deal and its ramifications with Axios Space editor Miriam Kramer.
First Vigil is publicly accessible, and digs into the details the SPLC leaves out.
"An American Treasure" digs into the vaults of Tom Petty, who died in 2017.
And what is the part of the body that digs into the lord's dirt?
But Damon digs into the more human toll of life as a Gigafactory worker.
But Parker goes further and digs into why Turner became convinced armed revolt was necessary.
Spoiler warning: This conversation digs into some of Logan's major plot reveals, including the ending.
Being Clay is generally awful — and this time, 2784 Reasons Why really digs into why.
She digs into all kinds of weird and wacky social science experiments along the way.
It was also a remarkable retreat for an administration that typically digs into such fights.
Team Rising digs into the latest national polling and polling out of Missouri and Florida.
Dan digs into the collision of politics and business with Bloomberg retail reporter Sarah Halzack.
Blake Shelton Digs into His Cake as Gwen Stefani Serenades Him — and Buys Him a Flagpole!
Amid the Sahara-level thirst for Michael B. Jordan, Bim Adewunmi digs into the actor's appeal.
Along with the logo reveal, 2K Games released a video that digs into the design process.
After she gets home, she digs into a gallon tub of ice cream with a spoon.
He digs into the role, lays it bare, and forbids us to make our minds up.
When contributions and volunteer labor don't get the job done, Zanis digs into his own pocket.
Hannibal Buress endures the 2012 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and digs into Scottish culture in this documentary.
And what this piece really digs into also is that it's happening in so many places.
This June 2018 profile from Mattathias Schwartz digs into Mr. Brennan's long, complicated pre-Trump history.
Teresa Avia Lim digs into this role with a vengeance, delivering a smartly calibrated comic performance.
"All of this is contingent on a real investigation that digs into the facts," he said.
The deeper he digs into the sordid tale, the more it threatens his mental well-being.
It digs into the personal wreckage caused by institutional racism with humor, depth, and straightforward clarity.
Another bad one is when a sharp-edged needle digs into the soft skin on your stomach.
He drops this line of questioning while Janine Skorsky (Constance Zimmer) digs into his creepy, invasive app.
Stranger Things 3 is rapidly approaching and the latest trailer really digs into the whole summer vibe.
Jessie Hellmann from The Hill's health team digs into the report and the political fight: http://bit.
Raising Kratos digs into that, but it's just one piece of a larger Santa Monica Studio profile.
Mr. Revis plucks some tinny notes around the bridge of his bass then digs into a solo.
That experience is particularly relevant now, as the White House digs into a trade war with China.
And then, as Cuthbert digs into his work, we find ourselves in a dark, immersive, psychological portrait.
And in his new book, Polaroid: The Magic Material, Kaps digs into the magic behind the film format.
Stay tuned for Part 3, when VICE News digs into the F-35's quirks, problems, and idiosyncrasies.
Even though the shovel weighs only 3.3 pounds, it easily digs into heavy snow, dirt, gravel, and more.
Adtech firm Integral Ad Science recently identified a bot scheme called the 404bot that digs into unaudited ads.
Dan digs into how we got here and what comes next, with The Wall Street Journal's Natasha Khan.
So he digs into his doppelgänger's chest, rips the key from his heart, and sends bombs raining down.
"The Weekly," which aired last night on FX and streams on Hulu starting today, digs into the issue.
BENIOFF's MESSAGE: The Wall Street Journal digs into the social activism of Marc Benioff, the CEO of Salesforce.
The Hill's Alexander Bolton digs into that dynamic, with a quick assist from me on the Crapo bill.
Testicleman immediately digs into the default-skinned noobs, mocking them for not spending cash to get a sweet skin.
And, in what he calls the hardest part of the entire shoot, he digs into the rock-hard soil.
Dan digs into this, and the future of the National Women's Soccer League, with Axios Sports editor Kendall Baker.
Also in -nomics, The Information digs into the financials of Bird's business, thanks to a slightly outdated pitch deck.
There he hopes to create innovative unscripted comedy that digs into the psyche of millennials and sensationalized internet culture.
Whatever the player chops at or digs into yields building blocks — trees provide wood, the earth dirt and stone.
It does not say he digs into the impossibly difficult issues that come into the Oval Office each day.
Go deeper: Wired digs into the rabid fanbase that for decades kept the dream of making this movie afloat.
Then she digs into some policy questions by quoting passionately from the footnotes of a Congressional Budget Office report.
It digs into how the act of observing something irrevocably changes it, and how minor choices have unintended consequences.
Dan digs into the latest college admissions scandal with the Wall Street Journal's Doug Belkin, who broke the story.
He wrote this year's book "Narrative Economics," which digs into the idea that popular stories help drive economic events.
In two recent speeches Kristin Forbes of the Bank of England digs into the impact of uncertainty on economic growth.
Go deeper: Testimony from migrant children detained in unsafe/unsanitary conditions Pro Rata Podcast digs into the Democratic presidential debates.
" David holds the bowl out to Mary, who digs into the spaghetti and says, "This isn't spaghetti, Ma. It's shit!
But so far, so good in the "great credit card craze," as Alex digs into this week for Extra Crunch.
The ever-dapper Ptonomy digs into his various quarries' memories with the suave savoir-faire of a mutant James Bond.
Not just a correction for years of diversity neglect, it's a big0budget blockbuster that digs into the roots of blackness itself.
As she digs into tracks like "I Need a Man" and "Corporate Cannibal," I dance harder, and find myself wanting more.
Dan digs into mispriced markets and solutions with venture capitalist Bill Gurley, whose deals have included Uber, Stitch Fix and Zillow.
Mputu's interactive web browser digs into the social control that grew out of this theory, both informal (community) and formal (policing).
Here, the broker digs into that market intelligence to identify the biggest mistakes people make when buying a high-end home.
One of the documentary's strengths is that, as it digs into local politics, it also points to the larger national stakes.
Each week, the host Shankar Vedantam digs into a different aspect of human behavior or society and examines the underlying science.
The thing about Spider-Verse that makes it so great is that it really digs into the fact that it's animated.
James, meanwhile, has developed a habit of treating the first round like an appetizer before he digs into a playoff buffet.
Drawing on the queer radicalism of lesbian separatists from the 1970s, Roberts digs into a particularly niche utopian zeitgeist: van culture.
He often finds that he digs into his rule archive to answer the many questions people ask him on a daily basis.
Darkroom is a new series from Vox producer Coleman Lowndes that digs into stories of the past, one photograph at a time.
Everyone else in the photo is smiling and posing while Bush 43 digs into a piece of cake, living his best life.
But then, as Dr. O'Connell digs into each patient's medical history, and slowly illuminates his or her current circumstances, something else happens.
The further he digs into the case, the more he realizes that it's linked to some of Monroeville's ugliest attitudes and secrets.
The three other examples Walsh digs into include personal assistants (Siri etc.), online poker, and computer-generated text (automated journalism, that is).
It's big and awkward kind of digs into the top of your head with little metal bars designed to hold it in place.
Season two, in particular, digs into questions of motherhood and what compels women to become mothers (or not, as the case may be).
This Wirecutter favorite includes useful accessories like a brush roll that digs into carpets as well as a smaller, motorized brush for upholstery.
Gabelli's product, meanwhile, digs into the numbers to come up with a group of 30 companies it judges to have particularly bright futures.
I might suggest that, all the delightful magic aside, kids love Matilda because the story digs into familiar feelings from childhood, including powerlessness.
These Obama-era trends Trump is taking credit for aren't entirely rosy, either, if one digs into the stats in recent BLS reports.
Dan digs into facial recognition with Axios artificial intelligence reporter Kaveh Waddell, including where the technology currently stands and how we're being surveilled.
The Kennedy factor But what if the court does not take Tushnet's off ramp and eventually digs into the merits of the case?
BECKY QUICK: Straight ahead, Warren Buffett digs into Wells Fargo, defends the airlines and talks stock investments after the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.
Perhaps inspired by his trip to Morocco, Action digs into a delicious assortment of Moroccan food at this spot in the Quinze-Vingts.
Shown from her waist to her thighs, Cox stands firm in a black garter belt and g-string that digs into her flesh.
Austin Googles what Fall Guys is, and digs into the political readings of being able to recruit literally anyone in Watch Dogs: Legion.
They have been covered with pointillist dots, which the artist digs into the photographs, and further altered with spray paint and colored pencil.
A poor man who digs into his pocket and gives away his last few rupees to another poor man is doing Allah's work.
Newport digs into the habits of digital minimalists, and how their practices can help readers who want to reconnect with their inner selves.
Dan digs into the recent IPO troubles for high-valued tech companies, and what the future holds, with Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin.
The book digs into not only the rap group's history, but also their context, examining the world and climate of rap in the 1990s.
If Johnny uses the bathroom but doesn't wash well and then digs into the potato salad, he's leaving microscopic nasties in everyone else's meal.
Dan digs into ride-hail with Paul Hudson, founding partner of Glade Brook Capital Partners, a pre-IPO investor in both Lyft and Uber.
In this week's cover story, PEOPLE digs into DeOrr's last moments before vanishing without a trace, and what is being done to find him.
Perhaps a theoretical Newtown documentary isn't so close to the families at all, but digs into scary places that are both mournful and unsettling.
They were already up charging before and making a profit, so maybe it digs into that a little, but they're still making a profit.
It's a theme the HBO documentary digs into by challenging the prosecution's timeline and the memories of those whose statements helped to convict Syed.
But when Mr. DeJohnette digs into a groove, as on "The Dervish Trance" or "Exotic Isles," he finds a meditative space of his own.
Check back to The Hill tomorrow as reporter Amie Parnes digs into how Team Clinton plans to replicate this strategy ahead of Super Tuesday.
Media company consolidations are not sitting well with some lawmakers, and on Tuesday, a House Judiciary subcommittee digs into the Sprint-T-Mobile merger.
Riverdale digs into these illusions of grandeur with such relish that even when the plot becomes hard to believe, it's still impossible to resist.
One could easily imagine a juicy, gossipy version of this movie that digs into the debauched world of "Saturday Night Live" in the 1970s.
The president rarely digs into the sensitive details of covert and military operations, and he has long been paranoid about his calls being recorded.
He digs into his family's Dutch-Ceylonese heritage and describes growing up in 1940s Sri Lanka, before his family left when he was 11.
The first episode digs into one of the era's most notorious political gaffes: the time former vice president Dan Quayle misspelled potato. Yep. Potato.
On an all-new episode of VICELAND's HAMILTON'S PHARMACOPEIA, host Hamilton Morris digs into the history of one of his favorite psychoactive plants: peyote.
Shovel in hand, Wilder digs into the hillside in search of the time capsule buried at the end of the original Our Town play.
But the more law enforcement digs into your business, the more likely they are to find a violation of some kind, including through simple error.
The gang also digs into the Fortnite phenomenon, as Patrick unpacks the degree to which the game has taken over teenage and young adult culture.
Some have been circulating a Huffington Post piece, "Mike Pence's Man in the Swamp," that digs into how Ayers made a fortune in political consulting.
The final, collected story digs into the secrets and trials of Max, a high school student who discovers she has the ability to rewind time.
As daughter Perdita grows older and more curious about her mother's mysterious upbringing, she digs into the past and ferrets out a thorny family legacy.
A new Netflix documentary, Amanda Knox, digs into the 2007 murder of Kercher, a British exchange student, who was rooming with Knox in Perugia, Italy.
BuzzFeed News digs into the archives: By the time it was over — the whole thing took perhaps 63 minutes — six were killed, including the shooter.
PEOPLE's first-ever podcast, Cover-Up, digs into the Chappaquiddick scandal that scarred two families and may have changed the course of American presidential history.
It even digs into the gameplay elements, giving you a look at the various weapons and augmented gadgets that Jensen will have at his disposal.
In this week's final webisode with Shalvey, Strip Panel Naked host Hass Otsmane-Elhaou digs into what it takes to illustrate a dialogue-heavy scene.
When I ask how often he digs into his own stash, Tyutin admits been known to sneak a spoonful while packaging his gold-plated tins.
For her first feature, "Pin Cushion," the British director Deborah Haywood digs into her own teenage memories and unearths something eccentric, tragic and utterly unclassifiable.
She digs into Albert's abrasiveness, manipulativeness and shamelessness and indulges, with relish, her talent for accents (Albert pretends to be J.T.'s British handler "Speedie").
Such measures will be even more pressing as the virus digs into poorer countries where densely populated slum neighbourhoods create ideal conditions for disease transmission.
The most naturally operatic character in the play is the eccentric angel who appears to Prior, and Kirsten Chambers digs into her swooping, penetrating pronouncements.
In each episode of his new podcast, Aasif Mandvi digs into the back stories of classic Americana at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.
Washington (CNN)The more frantically the White House tries to extricate itself from the Rob Porter scandal, the deeper it digs into a political hole.
While his guilt has been an ever-present factor, this season finds him dealing with a public reckoning after a reporter digs into Bojack's past.
On Friday, the Miró Quartet digs into Beethoven's middle period; further on in the cycle the Orion, Escher and Danish string quartets will continue the journey.
"One of the best things about Yvonne's performance is how deep she digs into each moment, and how precise she is as an actress," Miller said.
That chatty plain-spoken approach pays off, however, once Galfard digs into the headier realms of special relativity, quantum mechanics, black hole physics and string theory.
In his new book Whiteshift, University of London professor Eric Kaufmann digs into the data on immigration attitudes in the United States and broader Western world.
When she digs into the case she finds that he actually died seven years earlier — and that everyone else is wary to talk about his background.
After students complete a survey about their expectations for success in a course, the program digs into the data to see if those expectations are realistic.
As the high rates of maternal mortality in the US continue to concern researchers, a new ProPublica report digs into one factor in this alarming trend.
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg Is Tainted by Crisis After Crisis Sarah Frier digs into the various ways Sandberg's standing has been hurt by two years of perma-crisis.
What we get instead is a far more fascinating scene, one that digs into Negan's character and humanizes him in a way no previous scene has accomplished.
The Justin Kelly-directed drama – which premiered during the Tribeca Film Festival – digs into the circumstances of the 2007 murder of gay adult film impresario Bryan Kocis.
Instead he digs into his bag of tricks and produces a smoke bomb, forcing his foe to come close enough for a rifle shot a close range.
Using rock 'n' roll, doo-wop, reggae and hip hop, Mr. Jeffreys digs into the personal pain and the injustice of America's never-ending battle with itself.
The sole of the Equalizer line of wedges uses a V-Sole design, which reduces how much the leading edge of the club digs into the ground.
Dan digs into the past, present and future of Uber with New York Times reporter Mike Isaac, whose new book on the company comes out on Tuesday.
Through Val and Alex, and the comic creators they encounter, Proehl weaves a story that digs into the heart of what comics and storytelling itself can do.
"My Name Can't Be Mama" digs into country music's tropes about saintly mothers that finds the Highwomen sharing moments they can't deal with being on mom duty.
That doesn't mean On the Basis of Sex digs into all the aspects of their lives that might have more accurately represented the challenges they faced and overcame.
Once they're ready to go, Ellis puts on her glasses, bats her shoulder-length black hair away from her eyes, and digs into the movies' greater cultural contexts.
But "Chapter Seventy-Four" is the first time that Jane the Virgin really digs into them — which makes sense, given Alba's extreme reluctance to acknowledge anything remotely sexual.
His fast, dynamic, stream-of-conscious comedy is on fire here as he digs into the minutiae of life and the backing band is icing on the cake.
What begins as a reflective memoir of loneliness and longing turns into a methodical investigation, as Wagner digs into the archives, calls up experts and tests her DNA.
But there are more nuanced factors at play: This article published in the Wall Street Journal digs into the differences between men and women's traditional styles of investing.
A recent report by the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City digs into the barriers preventing women and minority entrepreneurs from fully participating in high-tech incubators and accelerators.
When Sierra digs into the catfishing, she chooses a troubling path, but unlike the protagonists and even antiheroes who precede her, she has no ostensible motivation to do so.
But that changes when you watch OJ: Made in America, a new five-part TV documentary that digs into Simpson's personal narrative and pulls out a fascinating, universal tale.
Ken Burns digs into the life and career of the player who broke modern Major League Baseball's color barrier when the Brooklyn Dodgers called him up from the minors.
This week, TechCrunch editor Devin Coldewey digs into the development of a system that can estimate not just where a pedestrian is headed, but their pose and gait too.
The first of these pieces, which digs into the status and history of the games library that is available to those people currently detained at Gitmo, is now live.
The clam's tongue — really its foot (the part that digs into the sand) — was cut into long strips, then breaded and fried, to become the popular Howard Johnson's staple.
From her mental health, to the strain of touring, to figuring out what exactly the fuck she'll be doing in her late twenties, Grey Area digs into it all.
VICELAND is also airing a new episode of CYBERWAR, on which host Ben Makuch digs into the internet of things: watches, appliances, cars, and other electronics connected to the net.
But in his new book, The Mafia's President: Nixon and the Mob, veteran White House reporter Don Fulsom digs into just how deeply Nixon got tied up with the mob.
In "The Evolution Underground" Anthony Martin of Emory University digs into the subterranean strategies of prehistoric and contemporary animals, from insects to giant sloths and, to a lesser extent, humans.
A 2012 NPR story digs into the criticisms Keats, who was white, faced in the 1960s from civil-rights leaders who wished the book went further into Peter's racial identity.
The full report digs into other trends as well – like how tablets lead to longer average session times of 10 minutes, for instance, or when games tend to be played.
On "I've Been Tired" and "Nimrod's Son," both from the Pixies' debut EP Come On Pilgrim, he digs into the incestuous relationships and baby-slicing threats of the Old Testament.
The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate's proposal released Thursday morning digs into more detail about the immigration planks he has outlined while competing with 16 rivals to face President Donald Trump.
Continuing the drip drip of negative news stories about Rubio skipping important votes and meetings, the Post digs into Rubio's allegedly lax attendance at meetings of a 2023/11 committee.
A new study from David Bier, an immigration policy analyst at the libertarian Cato Institute, digs into the data on just how many terrorists America has let into the country.
Key throws his whole self into portraying Ethan, no matter how nonsensical the character's actions tend to be; Parisse can be truly ferocious when she digs into Sam's brittle rage.
This story came over to us from VICE Brazil's Pedro Falcão, and it looks at a game that digs into a dark moment in Brazilian history: Definitely worth a read.
The new video for the DJ Shadow and Run The Jewels cut "Nobody Speak," taken from the DJ's newish record, The Mountain Will Fall, digs into this newfound profanity nicely.
This week sees the premiere of the Netflix special "Mother Inferior" from Christina Pazsitzky, a rubber-faced comic who digs into the dark and gory details of raising a baby.
After the formalities, Zuckerberg digs into questions submitted by employees, starting with the most popular questions Facebookers have submitted and voted on throughout the week using an internal Facebook group.
Aaron Mahnke is a novelist and the host of Lore, a popular podcast that digs into history to find eerie incidents from the past (it's also being adapted for TV).
In Short Stories from Hogwarts of Power, Politics and Pesky Poltergeists, Rowling digs into the history and meaning of the notorious high-security prison for law-breaking witches and wizards, Azkaban.
She digs into his history of mental illness, suggesting that he may have been autistic, and finds evidence that he underwent electroshock therapy and even a partial lobotomy later in life.
SEARED Theresa Rebeck digs into the celebrity-chef culture in her new comedy, commissioned by the San Francisco Playhouse, about a chef who becomes so popular he outgrows his small restaurant.
But what Dory's really looking for — not to mention what Shawkat truly digs into playing — is a spark of excitement inside herself, something that could one day ignite into a flame.
It's still lightly compressive as a control top, but it doesn't have a tight seam that digs into my waist throughout the day — meaning I actually don't dread putting them on.
Writes Jordan Mallory: In which Rob Zacny digs into what the heart of the 2004 Battlestar Galactica revival.... and sacrifices a capital ship for the sake of his fleet: Hmm... HMMMMMMM.
It actually digs into Dory's past to find out why this journey would be particularly important to her, which makes the movie resonate in a different — but no less poignant — way.
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Toy Story 4 digs into the weirdest corner of a kid's play room: the toys that aren't actually toys, but everyday objects that become playthings because kids are nothing if not imaginative.
As Reed digs into McLemore's own story, uncovering in one episode his battles with living as a queer man in the South, it is always with an eye toward complexifying the man.
Featuring Lissiman's signature graphics, shapes, loud hues, and cheeky catchphrases, the athletic-themed offering digs into unchartered (but equally cool) territory, proving once again how fashion and fitness go hand-in-hand.
As she digs into each passenger's story, the outlines of a global conspiracy emerge, which allows the story to wind around current issues as wide-ranging as Islamophobia and Russian election interference.
Reportedly a comedy that digs into the question of how to approach gossip about the sexual transgressions of star artists (Woody Allen, say), the film suggests the lane that Louis C.K. prefers.
Go deeper: NYSE files new direct listings proposal 📷 Pro Rata Podcast digs into Major League Baseball's plan to sever ties with 42 minor league teams, which has sparked bipartisan political protest.
A new piece digs into Target-owned grocery delivery company Shipt, examining all the extra work drivers feel pressured to do just to stay active and keep receiving work on the platform.
R. In this tell-all memoir, journalist Anna Wiener digs into her years spent entrenched in Silicon Valley, working in customer support at a San Francisco–based male-dominated e-book startup.
The true-crime series "The Confession Killer" digs into the scandal that erupted when Lucas was exposed as a fabulist and the families of victims were seized by anger and newfound uncertainty.
There can be a spiritual balm to that sort of storytelling, especially when it digs into the inability of some white communities in America to really deal with grief or other emotions.
A recent New York feature digs into the family's continued struggles, from the way they became paranoid about their own neighbors to their inability to off-load the cursed place on new buyers.
It is these tangled connotations that a new exhibition at the Altes Museum digs into, utilising the breadth of the State Museum's historical and ethnographical collections to dissect the obsession with bodily tissue.
In the latest video for Vanity Fair's 'Secret Talent Theatre' series, the esteemed Oscar-winning actresses digs into each critter-crawling dish — all while sporting a chic floral dress complete with an ascot.
That's why the smartest aspect of Popstar's approach to its subject matter is the way it almost makes Conner4Real irrelevant as it digs into the grit of the entertainment business propping him up.
In season two, The Path digs into what this must feel like from the inside, as your formerly tiny religion realizes that to sustain itself, it's going to have to keep getting bigger.
That means continuing costs for the firm as the monitor digs into its operations and makes demands that cannot be resisted, lest it appear to be uncooperative and put the settlement at risk.
Rectify has its plottier elements — especially when it digs into whether seemingly sweet-tempered Daniel actually committed the rape and murder he was convicted for — but those elements are often among its clunkiest.
The podcast explores Holmes' life in 8 episodes, and digs into the mystery surrounding her attention-catching voice when Stanford professor Dr. Phyllis Gardner recalls their first meeting while Holmes was still a student.
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.
HunchLab primarily surveys past crimes, but also digs into dozens of other factors like population density; census data; the locations of bars, churches, schools, and transportation hubs; schedules for home games — even moon phases.
Baumbach's film—which shares some DNA with his autobiographical indie classic The Squid And the Whale—unfolds episodically and is enormously funny as it digs into the peculiarities and problems of these frustrated oddballs.
Our CineFix series, Things You Didn't Know, digs into the action-packed franchise's humble roots, from the cosplay-fodder costumes to the reason why so many people in the post-apocalypse are horribly deformed.
Now, new analysis from the Pew Research Center digs into the nature of these duplicate comments, and makes clear many of them are hurting the democratic nature of the process more than they're helping.
For Fun How Ronny Chieng, Comedian and Actor, Spends His Sundays: Our Sunday Routine feature out of New York digs into the weekend of the "Crazy Rich Asians" star with Australian (and Malaysian) roots.
Baumbach digs into relationships between half-siblings and pays a visit to a second wife, taking stock of connections that wax and wane over time but always carry the possibility of growth and surprise.
The podcast digs into the tricky problems of how to keep a fandom from becoming toxic, while still celebrating what makes large groups of people coming together to enjoy something they love so compelling.
When Molly's Game digs into the business of gambling and the whims and vulnerabilities of powerful men who spend mountains of money trying to one-up each other, it is witty, gossipy, and very entertaining.
The second course in this bundle digs into the 54 unique elements of copywriting, gives you a 100-page reference guide, and even teaches you a simple system to help you become a great copywriter.
Then they have to pass a mental-health evaluation at a hospital, as well as a background check, in which the government digs into any criminal records or ties and interviews friends and family members.
Washington (CNN)As the Supreme Court digs into a momentous term, the justices have signaled an unusual interest in the First Amendment by agreeing to hear seven different cases exploring the contours of free speech.
This beloved company, under the artistic direction of Robert Battle, digs into its 60th anniversary season with the anticipated premiere of Rennie Harris's "Lazarus," a two-act production created in homage to Ailey on Friday.
More than most energy polls, this one digs into the details of current energy debates, and one of the things it asked about was the GND — who has heard about it and who supports it.
The article, by reporter Vimal Patel, digs into one of the most infamous cases of alleged excess by overly sensitive students: the 2015 controversy at Oberlin College about alleged "cultural appropriation" in dining hall dishes.
A chamber orchestra digs into new arrangements of his past free-improvisation saxophone solos; the sense of fresh community they create around "I'll See You Out There" is a testament to Mr. Mitchell's underlying vision.
But a new report by a group of security researchers digs into another layer of those so-called influence operations: how Russian hackers alter documents within those releases of hacked material, planting disinformation alongside legitimate leaks.
But when he digs into the life of his next mark, an aspiring actor, he finds a passion for acting bubbling to the surface, and begins to take classes, much to the chagrin of his handler.
Like the Facebook Watch series "Limetown," this show follows an intrepid true-crime podcaster (played by Octavia Spencer) who digs into an old murder case when the convicted killer's (Aaron Paul) guilt is called into question.
But unless the series evolves significantly down the road, it's an enormous missed opportunity to present a story that digs into our very real problems with policing and technology, and examines them in a meaningful, dramatic way.
It's one of the coolest mixes we've been able to share through this series so far, so check it out below alongside a tracklist and an interview that digs into the history and philosophies behind the label.
Plus, our "Seen and Unseen" segment, Raymond Arroyo digs into some utterly bizarre trends among all millennials and Hillary Clinton&aposs expansion into TV. Also a disturbing report on how easy it may be for non-U.
Hamilton digs into the history and the science behind kratom before testing it out himself, finding that as dangerous as the Thai government might make it seem, getting high on the drug is nothing short of euphoria.
Popular: The Power of Likability In A Status-Obsessed World, by Mitch Prinstein, digs into the data and research around what designates popularity, and why it's so definitional — not just in our early lives, but through adulthood.
Joanna Sanchez-Avila's "Something Wicked Comes this Way, " digs into the sacrifices parents make for their children, with the author describing how her mother works in an ice cream truck after migrating to the US from Honduras.
She digs into the science behind why we love salty things, or why fat is so versatile in so many different dishes, or why the acidic zing of lemon juice is often what a dish is missing.
"The Great Hack" digs into individual stories from figures on different sides of the data breach, arriving at unsettling conclusions about how social media sites like Facebook are weaponized to spread disinformation and spark discord in politics.
In this week's episode of Strip Panel Naked, the weekly Youtube show that digs into the craft of comic making, host Hass Otsman-Elhaou sits down with comic artist and writer Chris Samnee to talk about his process.
By the numbers: Axios' Kim Hart digs into the Twitter findings that set Warner off, and Axios' Stef Kight looks at an Oxford study finding that Twitter users shared more fake news than mainstream news during the election.
Rick Horrow digs into David Tepper's deal to buy the Carolina Panthers but on the more genteel side of sports, Octagon entertainment's Andy Bush says a field of increasingly demanding sponsors means deal-making is tougher than ever.
"They said they had further confidence he was not spilling secrets because he rarely digs into the details of the intelligence he is shown and is not well versed in the operational specifics of military or covert activities."
They said they had further confidence he was not spilling secrets because he rarely digs into the details of the intelligence he is shown and is not well versed in the operational specifics of military or covert activities.
As the New York Times noted when calling Missing Richard Simmons a "morally suspect" podcast, this is also how Taberski approaches Simmons's gender identity: Mr. Taberski digs into a tabloid report that Mr. Simmons is transitioning to female.
"All Stories Are True," on the other hand, contains more autobiographical work, such as "Backseat," which digs into his family's past and recounts Wideman's memories of seeing a former girlfriend when he returns home for his grandmother's funeral.
As to the larger point, economists generally think of employer health benefits as part of employees' total compensation, so if the payroll tax digs into that pot of money, as Gunnels says, employees still ultimately pay the bill.
Subtitled "Rise of the Insurgents," the second night digs into how anti-elite anger was harnessed politically, from the 2010 midterm elections to Obama's "disbelief" that Congress refused to pass even modest gun control measures after the Newtown massacre.
African Rumba (Putumayo) Every so often the safest and most pan-touristic of the shifting cadre of "world" labels digs into its pockets and pulls out something gorgeous that goes down as easy as its target market supposedly insists.
Kendrick's verse is fire as always and he digs into some really cool stuff about masculinity/femininity and how men calling each other a 'pussy' to mean that they're scared, but it actually shows how powerful the vagina is.
Just as "Same Energy" digs into the discomfort of the music industry game, 2017's "Black Girl Magic" paid homage to the strength black women show in the face of the double-whammy of both societal racism and sexism.
Skipping from strength to strength — his Juilliard studies, skyrocket to fame in "Mork & Mindy," milestone performance at the Met Opera and Oscar win for "Good Will Hunting" — the documentary also digs into Mr. Williams's substance abuse and mental health.
In part, Trump's success in operating this way reflects broader cultural and policy shifts in the United States toward a soft-on-white-collar-crime attitude that Jesse Eisinger digs into in his excellent new book The Chickenshit Club.
Schwark Satyavolu, meanwhile, digs into the best practices for startups in the next recession (Extra Crunch membership required), starting with this brutal real-life intro: I founded my first startup, Yodlee, in a strong economy with almost 20 competitors.
The SAB also digs into the EPA's analysis on how families might be exposed to mercury from freshwater fish, arguing the EPA needs to include all types of fish and consider how bioaccumulation of mercury would impact all ages.
Ninja Theory's upcoming adventure game Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is dipping its toes into another medium with an exclusive pre-order comic that digs into the story of the game's protagonist, a warrior with psychosis brought on by her traumatic past.
For years bikers have been able to buy upgrade kits that swap out a motorcycle's back tire for a spiked tread that digs into snow, and the front tire with a ski, letting them easily ride through deep powder without sinking.
He digs into the major barriers to putting on a major concert in Havana, from sourcing high-end production equipment in a technologically deprived country to running all plans past a nervous, touchy government that's openly afraid of youth culture's power.
When I adjust it to hold the bag at a comfortable length (which is a laborious chore, in and of itself), the metal slider blocks the pad from moving to the correct position, so the strap digs into my shoulder.
Like when the Falcon digs into the ground, you have chunks of dirt, and you have sand, and you have the gate, and you need all of those things in there or else you're just not going to buy it.
This week's comic book masterclass, Strip Panel Naked by Hass Otsmane-Elhaou, digs into a specific issue—"Web of Spider-Man #31" by J.M. DeMatteis and Mike Zeck—to analyze how the comic uses disjointed recurring images to build dread.
THE LAST MATCH As the women in their lives watch, an aging American tennis star and a hotshot Russian rival clash at the U.S. Open in Anna Ziegler's play that digs into themes of identity and our desire for relevance.
Freeman plays Watson with charming befuddlement — something the audience can really cling to when Sherlock really digs into his "mind palace" — while Andrew Scott truly embraces the organised chaos of a machiavellian criminal mind as Sherlock's unhinged nemesis Jim Moriarty.
The movie plays with the idea of holding our heroes accountable for the damage they do, and digs into how difficult it is to square off against an enemy that isn't a Chitauri alien or a Mad Titan, but a friend.
In this edition of our favorite Late Night segment "A Closer Look," host Seth Meyers digs into the president's preparations to address Congress for the first time, and his administration's "agenda," which, thus far, pretty much just consists of attacking the media.
"In her book, Melinda tells the stories of the inspiring people she's met through her work all over the world, digs into the data, and powerfully illustrates issues that need our attention — from child marriage to gender inequity in the workplace," Obama writes.
Episode 111: "Strange Visitor from Another Planet" After episode 7 revealed that Alex's DEO boss, Hank Henshaw (David Harewood), is actually beloved DC Comics character J'onn J'onzz, aka Martian Manhunter, this episode digs into the heartbreaking backstory behind J'onn's presence on earth.
From the first episode, Mahnke digs into the politics of Salem Town and Salem Village, once two rival communities, and covers plenty of factors behind the trials, from the religious writings of Cotton Mather to the history of the infamous Putnam family.
As the crew digs into turkey and pie during a break, Scott, days from turning 80, bounds about with a Tigger-like spring in his step, making last-minute set changes to background vases and photo frames, and cracking jokes with his producers.
ACCEPTABLE RISK on Acorn TV. When Sarah (Elaine Cassidy) learns that her husband, Lee (Paul Popowich), a salesman for a powerful organization, was murdered during a trip in Montreal, she digs into his past with the help of Detective Byrne (Angeline Ball).
In fact, the deeper one digs into the vast internal record of American decision-making, the clearer a very different McNamara emerges: a defense secretary who by late 1963 had ceased to be — if he ever was — a true believer on Vietnam.
Officials "said they had further confidence he was not spilling secrets because he rarely digs into the details of the intelligence he is shown and is not well versed in the operational specifics of military or covert activities," Haberman and Rosenberg write.
Just before the spectacular climax of the aria, he digs into a single word — "stanza" — with such conviction that you don't quite know what to do; you will remember the tangy way he pronounces the first vowel to the end of your days.
The film also digs into internal disagreements over whether the ACLU should have defended white nationalists' right to free speech before the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville in 2017, especially since the rally resulted in the death of counterprotester Heather Heyer.
The Vietnam War digs into these contradictions by simple virtue of its existence, but something like Prohibition or The Dust Bowl is a subtle indictment of the ways unchecked capitalism leads to horrible public policy, which leads to self-inflicted national wounds.
Meet the 23-year-old engineering detective behind the biggest leaks in tech Here's an overdue profile of the great Jane Manchun Wong, who digs into source code to see what companies like Facebook are testing in their apps before it's ever made public.
In its blend of madcap fights with comedic sketches, the episode similarly digs into why certain narratives about women — like the idea that they're so man-hungry they might trade away their intelligence to bring a mannequin to life — prevail, instead of more realistic ones.
The Renewables Global Status Report (GSR), released annually by the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century (REN123, a think tank), digs into the growth rates of various energy sources, the flows of clean energy investment, and the world's progress on its sustainability goals.
The story digs into its own mythology and fleshes out the people behind the Purge (the New Founding Fathers) while also taking a closer look at the effects of the Purge on anyone who doesn't happen to live in an expensive bunker of a house.
On opener "Happy Gilmore," he says he'll "look you in your face if I hit you / Give a fuck about your clique or who with you"; on the previously released "Vampire in Brooklyn," he digs into politicians and arrogant kid via a Biggie reference.
EU and UKIP, has been submitted to the DCMS committee by Brittany Kaiser — a former director of CA (who you may just have seen occupying a central role in Netflix's The Great Hack documentary, which digs into links between the Trump campaign and the Brexit campaign).
As Mueller digs into CA's political ties, and Facebook promises to restructure itself to better handle the maelstrom of problems that formed through its platform and factored into the election results, both companies are experiencing an intense amount of scrutiny, from more eyes than ever before.
Over the pages of Chocano's essay collection, she digs into the stories we're used to seeing Hollywood produce, year after ear, and applies a critical lens to the subject matter that will make you, dear reader, see it in a way that you never have before.
Our review digs into the game's creative use of an open-world environment: Walls, rooftops, and the underbellies of the constructions are speckled with a pink gem currency that upgrades Kat's powers and provides the minimum excuse to investigate the nooks and crannies of every building.
The trailer digs into the origins of Aquaman with a scene of him as a child (who at that point had the name Arthur Curry) being bullied by some older kids in an aquarium who then back off when an actual shark stands up for Arthur.
Maltz Bovy digs into tangled territory across these pages; she poses questions about who is really participating in the privilege conversation, who it truly benefits, and why phrases like "check your privilege" and "your privilege is showing" can stunt the dialog instead of moving it along.
The latest from Starred Up director David Mackenzie digs into the darkness of neo-Westerns David Mackenzie's terrifically tense Western Hell or High Water is set in the present, but it keeps emphasizing that in some key ways, life hasn't changed in West Texas since pioneer days.
When he digs into history, the boy will learn of the aberration that, just twice in American history, way back in 1824 and 1876, the popular vote for president was thwarted by the Constitution's Electoral College (the second time "incidentally" ushering in the reign of Jim Crow).
Island Expeditions are a new idea that digs into the island vibe brought in by Battle for Azeroth and allows players to team up in groups of three to venture out onto various islands to gather all-important Azerite while fighting against enemies on the island and completing quests.
Netflix's chilling 'The Confession Killer' trailer digs into the truth of Henry Lee Lucas Haim turns people's terrible mornings into hilariously dorky songs John Oliver takes an eye-opening look at the U.S. Census Harry Styles gets way too thirsty on Sara Lee's main in this 'SNL' sketch
"Disruptor Brands: Founders Benchmark Study" is based on inputs from more than 200 DTC founders and leadership teams on their strategies, capabilities, and goals; and "Direct Brands: Media & Customer Acquisition" digs into DTC brands&apos media and customer acquisition strategies based on a survey of 330 media buyers.
For "Volume Eleven (Flaw in the Algorithm of Cosmopolitanism)" (2016), Mr. Mohaiemen digs into another interesting episode in 20th-century history: his great-uncle, the Bengali writer Syed Mujtaba Ali, who wrote in support of Hitler's Germany in the late 683s as a way of challenging the British Empire.
That, of course, makes The Day After a natural fit for The Americans, and it digs into something the show has never gotten at quite as well as it does in "The Day After" — so many of the show's characters think the apocalypse could be just around the corner, especially Paige.
In the movie, as in the comics, Carol Danvers is a U.S. Air Force pilot transformed into a warrior for an alien race known as the Kree; the film follows her as she battles another alien race known as the Skrulls, and digs into her own mysterious past on Earth.
Later, in a shorter piece toward the end of the episode (that comes closest to replicating the segment-by-segment structure of a typical news show), Minhaj digs into "the Mount Rushmore of shitty Indians," which includes political figures like far-right political commentator Dinesh D'Souza and former Louisiana Republican Gov.
She has soaked up a history of women's punk, post-punk and grunge, glancing toward Blondie, Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Go-Gos, Sleater-Kinney and Hole among others, and she makes melody a priority whether a song barrels ahead at punk speed or digs into a sharp-elbowed midtempo riff.
But as he digs into it, he finds himself increasingly entangled in what Randolph is doing to the city—how he's transformed himself into a de facto dictator, allowing him to push through racist policies that profit him and his friends wildly—until ultimately, Lionel feels he has to take a stand.
Based on never-before-seen video from ABC News' prison interviews with Manson and former "Manson Family" members Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel (all of whom are now serving life sentences in California prisons), the special digs into the events surrounding the group's murders of actress Sharon Tate and six others.
She's tended to by a doctor (Juliette Binoche, a wonderful actress who seems slightly confused to be here) who both works for the corporation and protects Major from it, until a hacker (Michael Pitt) digs into Major's mainframe, learns who she is, and attempts to use her against the corporation and the state.
Above: "The Killing of Bruiser Borody" from Dark Side of the RingOn a special bonus episode of Waypoint Radio, Austin Walker sits down with Evan Husney, producer and co-creator of Dark Side of the Ring, VICELAND's new docu-series that digs into the human stories behind six tragedies of wrestling history.
The Outlook report considers factors that tee cities up for future success, and the analysis digs into four specific areas: the personal well-being of city residents; local governance and how it affects the ease of doing business; economic metrics such as foreign direct investment; and innovation, which includes entrepreneurship and patent activity.
In a way, it is a document emblematic of the GOP in the Trump era, at once a self-excoriation—in which the party digs into its structural weaknesses and its struggles to reach women and minority voters—and a dodge, with none of the party's actual ideas examined with any rigor.
Stephen Colbert examines Trump's butt in the name of the impeachment hearings Watch Seth Meyers reel off the massive list of evidence in the Trump impeachment saga (so far) Netflix's chilling 'The Confession Killer' trailer digs into the truth of Henry Lee Lucas Haim turns people's terrible mornings into hilariously dorky songs
"  Warren said he wouldn't be as effective as her: "Getting a progressive agenda enacted is going to be really hard, and it's going to take someone who digs into the details to make it happen," she said of her Senate colleague, whom she added that she "agrees with on a lot of things.
It will also likely be put to the test in the coming months as Cummings digs into any number of aspects of the Trump administration, from the granting of security clearances at the White House to the administration's communications with Russia to lobbying by White House officials for a nuclear power deal with Saudi Arabia.
"Bernie and I agree on a lot of things but I think I would make a better president than Bernie and the reason for the that is getting a progressive agenda enacted is going to be really hard and it's going to take someone who digs into the details to make it happen," she said.
Where the FX mini went deep into Simpson's murder trial, ESPN's look at the story takes three hours to even get that far — and along the way, it digs into the racist history of the Los Angeles Police Department, the rise of O.J.'s pretrial celebrity, and the decay of relations between black and white Angelenos.
To help add credence to his theory, which is thoroughly explained in this video, Eargle first digs into the long history of corporate takeovers and partnerships that resulted in the Sanyo-developed Eneloop batteries being taken over by Panasonic, with the newer Pro versions now being manufactured at the last remaining Fujitsu battery factory in Japan.
As the bodies start to pile up, and as Logan is responsible for more and more of those deaths, the film genuinely digs into the moral exhaustion inherent in being a killing machine, as well as a father's hope that his daughter might not follow in his footsteps, even though she's perfectly equipped to do so.
Stephen Colbert hangs out with PM Jacinda Ardern in New Zealand and it's super wholesome Stephen Colbert examines Trump's butt in the name of the impeachment hearings Watch Seth Meyers reel off the massive list of evidence in the Trump impeachment saga (so far) Netflix's chilling 'The Confession Killer' trailer digs into the truth of Henry Lee Lucas
She did such a good job that the property, previously the family estate of iconic Hollywood producer Samuel Goldwyn, got the seal of approval by the Beverly Hills Cultural Heritage Commission — whose five members voted on Wednesday to make Swift's "Wildest Dreams" come true and turn her new digs into a local landmark, Mansion Global reported.
While Warner's letter addresses some of Uber's straightforward cybersecurity failings, it also digs into the deeper question of how the company covered up its breach by paying its hackers to destroy the data they stole, including what kind of "assurances" the hackers provided to the company to demonstrate that they did in fact destroy the data in question.
With Easter and other spring celebrations approaching, our Southern-based correspondent digs into the history of the spiral-cut ham, estimated to represent up to a third of all the ham sold in the U.S. New Zealand gun ban: Parliament passed a law today banning most semiautomatic weapons, less than a month after the killings in Christchurch.
Galeotti digs into the origins of Russia's notorious vor-v-zakone (thief-in-laws), explores their rise in concert with the collapse of the USSR, investigates how their values and practices have influenced modern-day Russia, probes how Putin has kept them in check, and touches on what ties, if any, President Trump might have to this vast underworld.
But the Pixel has a million little foibles that make it kind of crappy: the USB-C port at the bottom is sharp and digs into my fingers when I hold it, Bluetooth connections are easily cut off if I cover up the glass window on the back, and the headphone audio coming out of the Pixel is just terrible.
Starring the sadly unsung actor Cillian Murphy in its lead role, Peaky Blinders is a stunningly designed look at a bygone era that really digs into the malaise felt by many in the immediate wake of World War I. What's more, it boasts some terrific supporting performances from a crack cast of British character actors, which is almost always a good thing.
Directed by Roger Ross Williams, "The Apollo" digs into the theater's rich, 85-year history through a trove of archival performance footage (Billie Holiday, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin and James Brown are among those featured) and recent interviews, which it intersperses with scenes of the preparation and performance of a stage version of Ta-Nehisi Coates's "Between the World and Me" that debuted last year.
The needle digs into the grooves of the vinyl, and the record wobbles on the table, and Hannah's voice projects and penetrates, equipped with this idea that we're here—animals, people, different genders, sexual preferences, these dumb constructs—and we're all together, the same more or less, and actually there are much larger forces out there in the world we should be worried about.
As the local cop Emma James, Ms. Davis digs into the disappearance of two young hired hands — one, an Indigenous football player on the cusp of stardom; the other, a backpacker with a questionable identity — from her brother's vast cattle station near the fictional hellhole of Patterson, where sexual predation, drug running and the quest for water weave as brilliantly tangled a tapestry as the stars in the kaleidoscopic night sky.
Arlington says Amazon must meet specific office-space targets to get $22020 million in grants Patricia Sullivan digs into Arlington County's agreement with Amazon, which appears designed to minimize public input: Amazon will receive staggered payouts for occupying an increasing amount of office space near National Airport, and get at least two days' notice when someone requests information it provides to Arlington County, under an incentives agreement the County Board will vote on March 26.
Read more: The FBI's investigation of Rudy Giuliani includes a counterintelligence aspect that suggests he may be a national security threatThe former New York mayor has emerged as a key player in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, as Congress digs into claims made in a whistleblower complaint from an intelligence official that alleges an abuse of office related to urging Ukrainian officials to pursue investigations into Biden and his son Hunter.
The N.Y. Times digs into the surprising sidelining of one of Trump's invisible men, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, one of the more impressive "gets' for the Cabinet: Tillerson's "first opportunity to use [his Middle East] experience — as a behind-the-scenes mediator in the dispute between Qatar and Saudi Arabia — has put Mr. Tillerson in exactly the place a secretary of state does not want to be: in public disagreement with the president who appointed him.
WHEN IT'S UNDERSTOOD THAT THEY CAN'T COUNT ON THAT WINDFALL AND, BY THE WAY, WHEN YOU REALLY DIG INTO IT SOMEBODY REALLY DIGS INTO THE FACT THAT DELL HAS ITS OWN PROBLEMS DELL IS A CYCLICAL COMPANY AND IT DOES OWE WE THINK THEY OWE $45 BILLION BUT WHATEVER THEY OWE IT IS CYCLICAL FABER: I UNDERSTAND THAT GETS TO WHY YOU BELIEVE THAT THEY NEED TO ACT FOR VMWARE LET'S GET TO YOU RESPOND TO A COUPLE THINGS I'VE HEARD FROM THE DELL SIDE.
Cuomo   AN OP-ED TO CHEW ON: It's time to consider creating a remote voting system for Congress   NOTABLE LINKS FROM AROUND THE WEB: New HBO documentary digs into election security vulnerabilities (Wired / Lily Hay Newman)  Attorney General Barr urges DOJ to prioritize prosecuting coronavirus scams (CyberScoop / Shannon Vavra)  Facebook's misinformation problem is worse than we think (The Verge / Russell Brandom)  Small businesses set to be hit hardest by breakdown of Amazon supply chain (Vice / Edward Ongweso Jr. and Jason Koebler)  View the discussion thread.
Prone as a young hippie to the fallacy that blues was a music of old men on porches, now he digs into these lyrics as the sexually insecure cuckold he can evoke as Sonny Boy Williamson and Bobby Bland could not, adding a nerdy comedy routine to Bessie Smith's "You've Been a Good Ole Wagon" and showcasing the belated debut of the pathetic "How Come My Bulldog Don't Bark When You Come 'Round," which he learned long ago from a lead sheet whose composer was too embarrassed to put his name on it.
This week's screening features short films by William E. Jones, who digs into archives, modifying their original content to reframe the stories they tell; Mike Kelley, whose idiosyncratic works across a wide spectrum of media offered a window into his interior world; Danny Lyon, who immersed himself into various communities to create iconic photo series on bikers, the incarcerated, and the '60s activist group SNCC; and US-born Palestinian filmmaker Jumana Manna, whose research-based films delve deeply into their subjects, from the struggle to preserve the biodiversity of seeds to a moving study of traditional Middle Eastern music.
Rowling's latest also digs into the various wandmakers who serve American wizards: Shikoba Wolfe, whose wands contain thunderbird feathers Johannes Jonker, whose wands were inlaid with mother-of-pearl and often contain the core of the Wampus cat (more on this later, please, Jo) Thiago Quintina, who made wand cores from the spines of White River Monsters of Arkansas Violetta Beauvais, whose swamp mayhew wands contained a core of rougarou, "the dangerous dog-headed monster that prowled Louisiana swamps" These wandmakers and the creatures that assist them could play a significant role in Fantastic Beasts as Newt Scamander travels the United States in search of exciting magical creatures.
Seemingly everyone who read Alex Tizon's piece about Eudocia Tomas Pulido, the unpaid woman who worked for his family and raised him, had a take on what the article said about slavery, immigration, domestic labor, Filipino culture, and pretty much everything else it touched on, however lightly (to the point where the Atlantic has also published a series of follow-up articles.) The ongoing discussion prompted NPR's excellent race-and-identity podcast Code Switch to devote an episode to why "We're Still Talking About 'My Family's Slave,'" which digs into a few of the issues raised — and talks to Tizon's widow, one of the few remaining people who actually knew the woman Tizon's family called "Lola" — but, more interestingly, looks at why the story has struck such a nerve.

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