It's actual history (dramatized for entertainment purposes, yes, but still).
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She dramatized everyday problems in a humorous style, without condescension.
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The sexual violence of slavery is dramatized in two episodes.
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But the photo op dramatized something else about the Administration.
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"I wanted the adaptation to be fully dramatized," he said.
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This basic political message is dramatized by his populist rhetoric.
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In 1998, the movie "Armageddon" dramatized an even greater fictional threat.
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It looms in the background, begging to be dramatized and explained.
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More often, though, the arguments aren't dramatized so much as transcribed.
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The Boston Marathon bombing is getting dramatized for the big screen. Again.
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The feud was dramatized in the film "The Social Network" in 2010.
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F. Kennedy has been dramatized in films such as JFK and Parkland.
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"It is a dramatized narrative construction patched from real life," Null explains.
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I think this aspect of the work should have been dramatized more.
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In many ways, the rallies dramatized the divisions between the two groups.
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" His life was dramatized in the 2014 movie, "The Theory of Everything.
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"Orange Is the New Black" is a dramatized version of a memoir.
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So it's the whole fate versus free will argument, dramatized through a relationship.
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Venom's origin story — as dramatized in the new trailer — isn't quite so convoluted.
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The 2013 film "Snake and Mongoose" dramatized McEwen's rivalry and friendship with Prudhomme.
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Now her story is getting dramatized in Christine with Rebecca Hall portraying her.
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The popularity of true crime (and its dramatized brethren) has never really ebbed.
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"The Manson Family" (1997) is a dramatized re-telling and mockumentary of sorts.
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This young littérateur, I thought, dramatized his seriousness by affecting a donnish aura.
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PARKER When you're writing a novel, do you ever then see it dramatized?
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But Lee's movie dramatized a starker truth — we couldn't all just get along.
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Like movies, they dramatized and romanticized epic events: wars, natural disasters, biblical stories.
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He's even stepped into the ring to perform as a dramatized version of himself.
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That's a very dramatized version of what has happened to me in the past.
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Later, this was dramatized in a short and widely played clip explaining Penfield's work.
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The history compellingly dramatized by that film occurred in the South in the 1960s.
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Scandal presented Olivia's experience in a way that was realistic and not over-dramatized.
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Draghi said the emergence of new governments with different views should not be dramatized.
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It's just dramatized real-life — that's why it's great; that's why people love it.
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"My recent full-lengths can be described as dramatized Wired articles," she told me.
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Historians, however, said Yalta only dramatized the depth of Mr. Trump's failure in Helsinki.
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" And further down: "Also, historical events will not be dramatized for an 'interesting' read.
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One could consider it a dramatized version of the seminal 1990 documentary, Paris is Burning.
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Warning: This article contains spoilers about the real-life events dramatized in Bravo's Dirty John.
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It becomes very dramatized when you flip it and put a man in this situation.
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Reality television as we know it today is highly produced, highly dramatized, and image-conscious.
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"I think it has been slightly over-dramatized," Poulter said of reports of his struggles.
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City on a Hill takes a dramatized approach to telling the Boston Miracle's origin story.
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Huda has some experience in dramatized UK royal stories, having helmed an episode of E!
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Smith was hailed for his gesture, but it only dramatized the plight of today's twentysomethings.
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Facts First: It's true that Schiff gave a dramatized presentation of Trump's call with Zelensky.
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His life was dramatized in a movie, "Matti: Hell Is for Heroes," released in 2006.
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Netflix's new series When They See Us is a dramatized account of a devastating real story.
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For now, catch Berlinger's less dramatized play-by-play of Bundy on Netflix on January 25.
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The case was dramatized in the 2002 film "Auto Focus" starring Greg Kinnear and Willem Dafoe.
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You know some of the truth, and you know some of the stuff that's been dramatized.
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I wonder if this really happened, or if it's something that was dramatized for the show.
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What the scene in my novel dramatized was my own obsession and my failure to understand.
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The movie doesn't credit any source material, but it plays like a poorly dramatized magazine exposé.
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This pragmatic European turn is dramatized by the conversion of the influential French statesman Jean Monnet.
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The incident was later dramatized in the 1964 John Frankenheimer movie, "The Train," starring Burt Lancaster.
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The high cost of doing so is dramatized by "I'm deplorable" T-shirts and Inaugural DeploraBalls.
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The HBO mini-series "Chernobyl" inspired a successful podcast exploring the history behind the dramatized events.
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A. Times podcast Bravo's Dirty John is based off of confirms, John's game isn't dramatized for Bravo.
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The film served as a dramatized history of gangsta rap's origins and close ties to the streets.
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"I'm tired of having to defend myself over things that are misconstrued and over-dramatized," she says.
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On African-American shows, racial anxiety often gets dramatized as a special episode about the N-word.
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After Parton introduces the plot of "Jolene," the dramatized rendering of her hit song comes to life.
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Voice, dramatized dialogue, atmospheric scene setting—these are techniques that can make a biography vivid and memorable.
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The lyrics' attention to cyclical processes is dramatized, early on, by the music's shift through harmonic intervals.
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The questions are interesting, but not quite sufficiently dramatized to sustain "Loving Vincent" for its full length.
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RZA created and co-wrote this dramatized series about the formation of the hip-hop dream team.
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The set dramatized his voice and his movement, overlaying the present with a mesh of the past.
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It&aposs a little bit dramatized, but it&aposs actually a quite good movie, in my eyes.
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We've been talking about the world which Margaret created and now has been dramatized in this series.
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And now, Lifetime is set to release its own highly dramatized version of events with Who Killed JonBenét?
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Still, even though we've seen some Defender interaction at this point, the color scheme is still heavily dramatized.
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For outsiders, rumors of self-flagellation and mock crucifixions add a dramatized mystique to the organization's contested reputation.
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Violence is understated and never dramatized, even when depicting beatings from his stepfather, or death on the battlefield.
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These European sagas are the ones I grew up with, saw dramatized on television, and valorized in film.
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In an afterword, Atkinson explains that the sort of covert operation she has dramatized actually did take place.
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"Clickbait" is when an image is distorted or dramatized in order to entice people into clicking on it.
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Even a majority of the dramatized films in this series take their cues from real-life prison experiences.
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Trump instead dramatized his own can-do competence against the gathering dangers of a dark and frightening world.
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The Danish director Lasse Hallstrom dramatized the affair in "The Hoax" (2006), with Richard Gere as Mr. Irving.
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When her life was dramatized on-screen last year in Gentleman Jack, waistcoats and billowing sleeves figured heavily.
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There is one drama, but around that nothing is over-dramatized so there's a texture of great truthfulness.
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The audience is privy to a great deal of dramatized behind-the-scenes moments that provide new context.
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Her percussive footwork enhanced the taped music, her floor patterns and gestures dramatized its spirit with tender vivacity.
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The movie, which gives a highly dramatized peek at the world of ballet, won Portman an Academy Award.
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This differing approach between the campaigns was dramatized during a DNC platform hearing last week as former Rep.
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Because the show's premise is about diagnosing rare cases, it doesn't feel as overly dramatized as other shows.
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More significantly, it has also dramatized how Prince Charles has effectively assumed the role of monarch-in-waiting.
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Lerner dramatized precisely this process in his second novel, 10:04, whose protagonist was a writer called Ben.
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Sokurov shoots these dramatized historical events so that the scenes resemble long lost working footage for a movie.
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I understand that it's supposed to be dramatized but [there] are a few things I have had issues with.
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The challenge faced by transgender people — one of whom happens to be her child — vividly dramatized that universal predicament.
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The limited series stars Michael Shannon and Taylor Kitsch in a dramatized look at the religious cult at Waco.
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The lost art of mourning braiding is beautifully dramatized in Circling the Center, a meditative performance by Nene Humphrey.
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Giving birth is often overly dramatized on screen, which has led to many misconceptions about what happens during labor.
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The abuse and cover up was exposed by the Boston Globe and dramatized in the Oscar-winning film Spotlight.
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What del Toro sees is that lore and legend, though often dramatized for children, are rich in adult desires.
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As dramatized in the movie "Interstellar," time seems to slow down for someone deep in a powerful gravitational field.
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He thereafter consistently dramatized critical junctures in 20th-century Polish history, making movies that aspired to be political events.
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Harteros, an absorbing singer-actress, nimbly dramatized the character's rejection of convention and her discovery of a heroic voice.
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This time, the meeting dramatized both his lame-duck status and the changed world that his successor will inherit.
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One, as I described, is highly dramatized, conflict-driven argument where Tucker ends it by cutting off your mic.
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Yet somehow, seeing those theories brought to dramatized life — seven episodes were provided for review — gives them more power.
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But either way, this is a form of organized crime, albeit a flavor yet to be dramatized by Hollywood.
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Her goal, as it's dramatized in the film, is to find ways to not challenge laws so much as precedents.
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If we are going to have these stories up onscreen, dramatized or not, they should also be told by women.
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That movie dramatized the life and crimes of female serial killer Aileen Wuornos and won star Charlize Theron an Oscar.
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The opening weekend's talks, poetry readings, concerts and a dramatized version of Heaney's "Beowulf" were packed with locals and visitors.
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"I just think it is such a wild story I immediately knew it was going to be dramatized," she said.
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Some take issue with how much of the narrative is dramatized while keeping the brutality of slavery in the background.
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King, whose real-life F.B.I. encounter was dramatized in the movie "Selma," the tapes provide evidence of her husband's infidelity.
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But if a snake does bite you, do not engage in the oft-dramatized process of sucking out the poison.
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Books and films have dramatized individual stories of the resistance, but the scale of the organization she describes is breathtaking.
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Basically it's a label for dramatized contemporary laments: dislocation, spiritual anonymity, a dulled and dying relationship to the physical world.
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The first season dramatized the life of Albert Einstein in 10 parts; the second puts Pablo Picasso under the microscope.
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Dear Carolyn: My 80-something mother-in-law makes me atrophied with her incessant attention-seeking, hyper-dramatized conversation hijacking.
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But here is acknowledgement of a fading star and a peek into the (dramatized) psyche of what it means to fade.
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A dramatized version of Shakur's supposed escape plays out on screen, with actor Richard Garcia assuming the role of the rapper.
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The simplification of the human figure and their de-dramatized expressions give rise to a broad interpretation of the scenes composed.
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Janney portrayed Tonya Harding's mom, LaVona Fay Golden, in a dramatized version of the true story of figure skater Tonya Harding.
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This sense of sublimated mourning is dramatized in several monochromatic paintings that feature tightly rolled canvas bundles, looking like ancient scrolls.
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It wasn't even six months ago that Ryan Murphy dramatized the Trial of the Century with FX's scintillating The People v.
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Letters To the Editor: Your April 27 front page starkly dramatized the moral range of today's corporations, from depraved to inspiring.
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Things had to be condensed, and there are composite characters, but the movie didn't need to be Hollywood-ized or dramatized.
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But in Britain, a 1978 prog-rock album that dramatized H. G. Wells's tale of Martian takeover is far better known.
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"SON OF THE MORNING STAR" Connell's deeply researched and dramatized history of Custer and the Little Bighorn shows his great range.
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But this one feels more like dramatized entertainment and less like a genuine, trustworthy investigation into a real-life murder case.
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But Johnson's contributions to spaceflight extend beyond such historic moments, several of which are dramatized in the 53 movie Hidden Figures.
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On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre players dramatized the H.G. Wells story about an invasion of earth by Martians.
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Mötley Crüe's first gig, as dramatized in Jeff Tremaine's Netflix adaptation of the band's memoir, "The Dirt," does not go well.
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While the family members are, according to our friend Footnote's descriptions, clearly laden with psychological burdens, these are not dramatized but described.
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But Trump University will dramatize the truth about Trump for those voters in the same way Bain Capital dramatized Romney's stone-heartedness.
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It's actually based on the true story of the 29s female wrestling league featuring nonprofessional female wrestlers in dramatized weekly throw-downs.
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But for the sake of packing a punch, stories about Black people rely on dramatized versions of Black pain for maximum impact.
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"Gold," however, bests "Metropolis" with two set-destroying cataclysms instead of one, and another dramatized by the news media in the film.
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His life was most recently dramatized in the film "Love & Mercy," starring Paul Dano and John Cusack as the singer across eras.
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Budweiser's Super Bowl ad shows the dramatized journey of a German man whose immigration results in the creation of Anheuser-Bush beer.
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Here's a dramatized feature, with Lee Pace as the auto magnate and Jason Sudeikis as a friend of his — an F.B.I. informant.
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In memoriam: Terrence McNally, 81, a Tony Award-winning American playwright whose work dramatized domesticated gay life, died in Florida on Tuesday.
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All of this is far more engaging than the play itself, whose ideas are thinly dramatized and whose characters are barely developed.
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Cathleen, educated in a Catholic girls' school in Tennessee, is leaving a family situation sketched in a few baldly over-dramatized scenes.
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The show offers a detailed, dramatized look at America's trial of the century, which doubled as arguably our country's first reality TV spectacle.
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I've seen people struggle with this transition and the anguish of the characters felt authentic even if it was, at times, overly dramatized.
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Screenshot: Heyday FilmsImagine the frightening scenario—dramatized in movies like Gravity and 2001—where an astronaut gets sick or disoriented during a spacewalk.
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The Carnaval is known for its extreme and often dramatized costumes which retell the stories of the coast in the most exaggerated fashions.
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A self-taught photographer, she began her career by making beautifully staged, highly dramatized photographs infused with the saturated colors of Southern California.
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The dramatized origin story shows Busch on a long, arduous voyage to St. Louis, where he meets Ebert Anheuser, fittingly, over a beer.
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The report found enormous disparities between some neighboring states, dramatized by the juxtaposition of Washington, DC (the best conditions) and Virginia (the worst).
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Dickinson, starring Hailee Steinfeld, sees the Oscar-nominated pop star as poet and recluse Emily Dickinson if her adolescence had been excessively dramatized.
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The diminished interest and lack of public outrage over the Chibok girls is dramatized by the undulating fortunes of their parents since 2014.
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They quickly separated as the procession of senators dissolved into a scrum of hearty handshakes, backslaps and overly dramatized pecks on the cheek.
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The Crown is a dramatized version of historical events, so while some creative liberties were taken, there was one they decided to avoid.
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This instructive and historic moment was helpfully dramatized in the Beverly Hills 90210 episode "Something in the Air" (season three, episode 28, 1993).
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" 'This is real' In 2010, Barksdale released a DVD that dramatized his own life, entitled "The Avon Barksdale Story: Legends of the Unwired.
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That issue -- dramatized by a new movie featuring Will Smith -- has put the NFL under pressure to take head trauma injuries more seriously.
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"There are not many cases whose allegations are dramatized in popular television productions and podcasts before the trial has even begun," Cogan wrote.
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London (CNN)A dramatized version of how the UK voted for Brexit will be shown on the country's TV screens on Monday evening.
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The film, which won Oscars for best picture and best original screenplay in February, dramatized The Boston Globe's investigation into the cover-up.
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Their chemistry is electric, dramatized by a cello duet sequence that is shot and edited like a sex scene before slowly becoming one.
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The 21625 film "The China Syndrome" dramatized a fictional nuclear power plant meltdown that had the potential to burn its way to China.
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As Gene Seymour from Newsday wrote, "What we have here isn't a drama so much as a dramatized position paper in three parts."
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The problem with plays based on the biographies of artists is that, with rare exceptions, the creation of art cannot be credibly dramatized.
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It doesn't feel like a clichéd or dramatized version of the future—if anything, it feels more like a warning sign drenched in neon.
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Memories of our childhood are always dramatized and often romanticized, and Dear Angelica takes this to a point where reality is inseparable from fiction.
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Nowotny also said that the euro's rise against the dollar, which has worried some of his colleagues, should not be dramatized or over-interpreted.
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The result is a fully dramatized performance that feels less like a bedtime story and more like a movie playing out in your head.
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A former Army Special Forces colonel, Coultrup took part in the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu in Somalia, dramatized in the movie Black Hawk Down.
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Thurmond remained silent after the verdicts came down and then echoed the anti-Yankee, neo-Confederate nationalism that was dramatized in the trial summations.
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In memoriam: Terrence McNally, a four-time Tony Award-winning playwright, dramatized and domesticated gay life in a Broadway career that spanned five decades.
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It has to be dramatized, frequently in scenes involving characters who already know what's going on and wouldn't naturally explain it to each other.
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In the past several months, the siege of the rebel-held eastern part of the city of Aleppo has dramatized the war's terrible cost.
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Even a single exposure to dramatized sexual assault — such as what many young people now see — has been found to influence attitudes and inclinations.
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While the real-life Coxwell certainly deserves recognition for his bravery, it's not like The Aeronauts is the first biographical film that's been dramatized.
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I'm going to cheat this one and say I would like Shonda Rhimes to do a highly dramatized mini-series of my life story.
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Based on a novel by his father, it dealt with the Nazi occupation of Poland, dramatized in lurid, nightmarish terms with few specific historical references.
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It is a dramatized version of the trial of Erik and Lyle Menendez, two brothers who killed their parents with shotguns on August 20, 1989.
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For Salem, a man of the theater, the car trip dramatized his message that he was not a mere foreign tourist but a close neighbor.
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Most of those projects, including the Jeremy Renner-starring "Hawkeye" and Tom Hiddleston-starring "Loki," will be dramatized series set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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For Mongeau and Paul, "Tana Turns 21" has wrapped up, and whether they'll continue to capitalize on their dramatized relationship status going forward is unclear.
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" There's an apt historical precedent for the current unregulated experimentation with parasites: the underground pharmacies and smuggling rings dramatized in the movie "Dallas Buyers Club.
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Nearly 15 years after Boston suffered through a clergy abuse scandal dramatized in the recent movie "Spotlight," Pennsylvania is going through its own painful reckoning.
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This past weekend, I binge-watched Mindhunter, Netflix' new, dramatized-but-based-on-true-events series about the origin of the FBI's Behavioral Sciences Unit.
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The pair meet on a dating Web site called Love Genie, expecting little more than a drunken one-night stand, which is dramatized, excruciatingly, onstage.
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Mr. Eitan's role in the operation to capture Eichmann was dramatized in the 2018 movie "Operation Finale," in which he was played by Nick Kroll.
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While the political maneuverings around Dr. Alici and the anti-Turkish prejudices they bring out are well dramatized, there is little sense of moral outrage.
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The drinking water there was contaminated with PFOA, which the chemical company DuPont used to make Teflon, as dramatized in the 2019 film Dark Waters.
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Discovering a heightened, pressurized, dramatized version of your own struggles on the page, that is a life-changing experience, and for many a reader, lifesaving.
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This made-for-TV movie takes a dramatized look at the college admissions scandal that swept up famous actresses and business leaders earlier this year.
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Inspired by true events but clearly heavily dramatized, the series focuses on a ragtag band of Nazi hunters operating in New York in the 1970s.
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Last year, the HBO series "Gentleman Jack" dramatized the life of Anne Lister, a 19th-century Englishwoman who courted women and was shrewd in business.
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This is barely mentioned, let alone dramatized, in either play, perhaps because a problem burned into the human psyche is less amenable to political correction.
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But Ms. Fure's focused exploration of the rich possibilities embedded in objects I thought I knew — like bass-tone-blasting subwoofer cones — was successfully dramatized.
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There's a slow-motion crisis brewing in Iraq — one dramatized by recent events that, over the long term, could make any victory over ISIS illusory.
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LoRiggio said that portions of the documentary were dramatized, though, and that he honed his take on the craft independently before forming a dice control team.
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The gripping conclusion to 2012's dramatized recap of the Osama bin Laden raid was pure spectacle, it just swapped big explosions for seat-edging tension.
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Much of the meaning of her reporting was better contextualized and dramatized in queer author Gary Indiana's widely praised Three Month Fever, published the same year.
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" He went on to suggest that the situation had been "dramatized," and that was "not the first time there are deviations from established rules in Europe.
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A local news channel in Seattle even dramatized this phenomenon pretty effectively a couple years ago in the wake of the 2012 legalization of recreational pot.
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The former also dramatized an amazing moment in which the right American had the right skills at the right time to save a lot of people.
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Throughout This Land, Mehta returns to these dividing lines, whether they're being physically crossed or fatefully etched on a map or dramatized as a meeting point.
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The killing set off a racially charged debate about whether rap music glorifies violence, or whether the lyrics represent a dramatized rendering of the artists' worlds.
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And it was Ashton, in "The Dream" and other ballets, who dramatized the woman's joy in sex, her capacity for sexual rapture, as Balanchine never did.
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Before a meeting of his committee in September, House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff offered a dramatized version of Trump's July call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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In episode two of the dramatized series about the disaster, a nuclear physicist named Ulana Khomyuk (played by Emily Watson) confronts an official shortly after the explosion.
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Brown experienced the criminal justice system firsthand during the 1995 trial of the century, which was recently dramatized in the FX series American Crime Story: People v.
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The House dramatized the point in the fall of 2013 by failing to pass a transportation funding bill – because it lacked enough spending to attract Republican votes.
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But in a less upbeat finding, researchers noted that Google searches related to suicidal intent increased after Netflix released 13 Reasons Why, which dramatized a teenage suicide.
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Mooch loved drawing diagrams for visitors to his office — especially diagrams that dramatized the divisions in the communications shop between the RNC staff and the campaign holdovers.
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And this film is literally my biography — fictionalized, dramatized, but still my biography — merged with the work and the voice I've been developing while I've been here.
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Mitski's sharp, miserable Puberty 2 pulls it off because the specifics of analysis disappear beneath her guitar feedback in an expertly dramatized outburst of deprivation and rage.
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Yet tonight, Scandal presented us with a dramatized version of how media everywhere depicts successful career women — emotionless and crazy (because that is the "woman card," right?).
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As dramatized in "Roxanne, Roxanne" — a biopic having its premiere in theaters and on Netflix on Friday — she endured crushing betrayals after that first blast of success.
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" During a phone interview, Gurira talked about Michonne's alternative reality, the need for female leadership to be dramatized, and what she won't miss about "The Walking Dead.
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Narrated by Timothy Dalton, "Dunkirk" uses archival film footage, eyewitness accounts and dramatized sequences starring Simon Russell Beale as Churchill and Benedict Cumberbatch as a young lieutenant.
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Rape culture, racism, addiction, adoption, homophobia, global warming, overparenting and underparenting were but a few of the themes dramatized, or at least put (sometimes literally) on placards.
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Furthermore, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution issued a statement, obtained by Variety, on Monday, demanding the studio behind Richard Jewell issue a statement explaining Scruggs' role was dramatized.
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"The video, though, is a fictional and dramatized version of events created for entertainment purposes," he wrote, concluding that it should not have been allowed as evidence.
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Though House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady strongly favors the idea, Republican senators have reservations, dramatized last week in a withering public letter from Republican Sen.
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A 2002 report on the Archdiocese of Boston — the journalism investigation of which was dramatized in the 2015 Oscar-winning film Spotlight — uncovered between 150 to 250 priests.
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Nominated for eight Academy Awards, this over-dramatized film follows Mark Zuckerberg's meteoric rise from a Harvard student to the founder of the world's most popular social network.
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Viewers have been misled too many times this season by over-dramatized promos, so you have to take the Cassie one with about a thousand grains of salt.
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Between that and some of Hallbach's possessions being found in the burn barrel, there seems to be a lot of evidence that we have yet to see dramatized.
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Many people sense a mysterious connection to the afterlife, dramatized here in a striking image, as a beach full of fish washed up on an inky black shore.
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Gun-control advocates have long sought to warn the public about such overly dramatized gun ads, many of which use themes of masculinity or war to sell products.
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It is somewhat different to call out experiments that became classics — and world-famous outside of psychology — because they dramatized something people recognized in themselves and in others.
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"Get Out" made an impact on me because it was the first time I had seen the emotional trauma of my own experience dramatized and articulated on screen.
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And during the first Columbus Day parade after World War II, "the plight of Italy was dramatized" and marchers made appeals for aid to help the country recover.
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"First of all this has been an over-dramatized issue," Christie told NJ Spotlight on March 7, the same day Newark water tests came back positive for lead.
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Numerous cartel figures were arrested in connection with Camarena's death, which was dramatized in the Netflix series "Narcos: Mexico," in which he is played by actor Michael Peña.
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In the talks and meetings I attended, McNamee touted Apple's pro-privacy stance nearly as often as he dramatized Google's trespasses, exhorting his audiences to use Apple products.
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Hedren's experiences with Hitchcock were dramatized in HBO's 2012 film "The Girl," and stars actress Sienna Miller as a young Hedren being coached, manipulated and tormented by Hitchcock.
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As many of us know from personal experience, seeing disturbing content, even if it is dramatized, can be upsetting at the time and haunting for years to come.
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He'd piloted the experimental, rocket-powered X-15 aircraft, at one point bouncing off the atmosphere accidentally (as dramatized in the opening scene of the movie "First Man").
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Enter Jeffrey Wigand, the former top tobacco company scientist-turned-whistleblower whose crusade against Philip Morris and other firms was dramatized in the chilling 1999 movie The Insider.
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That last action, the ongoing "Citizen Bridge" project by Nancy Nowacek, was dramatized this Tuesday night within the exhibition at 3LD Art & Technology Center for Works on Water.
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I enjoyed First Man, the dramatized take on Neil Armstrong as he journeyed to the moon, but this new Apollo 11 documentary looks like it could be even better.
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Admittedly, it did this via a highly dramatized version of Rome's annexation of the Ptolemaic Kingdom, but it was nevertheless successful in sparking both curiosity and communicating historical significance.
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If you don't have the time or energy (or the funds) to catch a play in person, you can still get the experience of a fully dramatized Shakespeare play.
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While other cultural manifestations have dramatized tragic narratives of maritime migration Styx is significant, daring to suggest civilization, even compassion, are exclusive, a protected resource of the developed world.
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The television commercial shows the dramatized journey of a German man that results in the creation of the Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI) company that owns the Budweiser beer brand.
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I was really unsure if I would be able to create femme-centric content ... [but] posts that tend to resonate the most are dramatized versions of my own experience.
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The stark political divisions were dramatized on Tuesday night at the many points when Republicans leapt to their feet to applaud the president while Democrats remained seated and still.
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Now, that story too has been dramatized in a new film, "The Last Race," a Hong Kong-Chinese production that opened in more than 50 Chinese cities last Friday.
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"The possibility of using a preventative support program ... should not be dramatized as European mechanisms were created to be used if there is need," said the governor, Yannis Stournaras.
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On "Full Frontal," Bee did a deeply reported animation, more than six minutes long, that dramatized an obscure legislative breakthrough in Georgia, involving a scandal about untested rape kits.
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Her version is superbly dramatized and, with its cast of spineless lovers and hymen-breaking villainesses, a very Iranian tale, every scene designed to stir up fury or longing.
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All of these new plays are asking variations on the questions most piercingly dramatized in this "Oresteia": In the absence of gods, how do we make our own justice?
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In a secret-ballot vote that dramatized rifts among Democrats only weeks after midterm election victories handed them the majority, Ms. Pelosi, running unopposed, won support from 2290 Democrats.
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In Manchester this week, the Conservatives' annual gathering has dramatized their disunity, dramatic loss of confidence and fading grip on power — even as they hold the prime minister's office.
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For three seasons, the show dramatized complex subjects—like the parallels between sex trafficking, foreign nannies, and immigrant field labor—that went beyond the range of most network series.
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As officials squeeze into Balan's hut, a dramatized audio play tells the story of a young family trapped in debt bondage, the most prevalent form of slavery in India.
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But if the hybrid approach he employs by weaving in the dramatized scenes isn't quite a cancer on his documentary, it's a drag on an otherwise first-rate account.
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SyFy's Channel Zero dramatized several "classic" examples of creepypasta; one No Sleep story, "The Spire in the Woods," is currently being developed into a feature film by Steven Spielberg.
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The show dramatized the events around the Central Park Five, the five teenage boys who were accused of attacking and raping a female jogger in Central Park in 1988.
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White men make up 90 percent of the Republican caucus and 38 percent of the Democratic one, and the day dramatized the representational gulf in the starkest visual terms.
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"It is a dramatized, theatrical journey to the center of a black hole, [so] I would like to invite the listener and viewer to experience the singularity," Rush says.
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Their story was the basis of the Netflix limited series "When They See Us," which dramatized their experiences of being wrongly convicted in a 1989 rape case in New York.
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Argento later dramatized the incident in a scene in her 25 film Scarlet Diva, where a fat producer asks her character for a massage before forcing oral sex on her.
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Parker — who directed, starred in, and co-wrote the film — had spent years raising the funds to develop his screenplay, which dramatized the historical slave rebellion led by Nat Turner.
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Later dramatized in the film "Captain Phillips," four pirates held the boat for four days before escaping in a lifeboat with the captain, who was ultimately rescued by Navy SEALs.
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Its depiction of both reality and reality TV are heavily dramatized — a tactic that renders the show highly watchable, but could muddy any real chance at making a clear point.
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Other dramatized scenes distracted from what could've been poignant moments, like when she shaves her hair all the way off or when her date rubs oil on her bare head.
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Unlike the fits of genius dramatized in the films "Enigma" or "The Imitation Game," code breaking was actually a marathon of tedium, an activity defined by comparing and recognizing patterns.
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Not many tech CEOs get to see themselves immortalized on the big screen, but the 2010 movie "The Social Network" put a dramatized version of Facebook's founding story in theaters.
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The ad, called "Sidekicks," shows a dramatized scene of bullying, from a victim's point of view, as a mean youth and two accomplices corner and torment him as he cowers.
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After World War II, he embellished and dramatized his victimhood, and played down his complicity in his letters and interviews with journalists, and this was the story that caught on.
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That influence may have subsided over the decades since the movie "On the Waterfront" dramatized life on the docks, but it has not been rooted out completely, the commission argued.
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Court documents say the defendants complained the grand jury was shown a "highly dramatized" TV show about the incident and were told about an unrelated death at another water park.
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The election of 1800 between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr, well-dramatized in Lin-Manuel Miranda's rendering, also heralded a major but less-explored change in the office of presidential elector.
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He uses it to lash out at news articles he doesn't like, and has dramatized the process of his cabinet selection by bypassing the press in favor of 140-character announcements.
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Other law enforcement officials said Mr. Wilson had compared himself to Frank Abagnale, the famed forger and impostor whose exploits were dramatized in the 2002 film "Catch Me if You Can."
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Movies about queer women are often dramatized, hyperbolic interpretations of what it's like to be a woman who falls for a woman—and they rely heavily on Furtive Lesbian Glances (FLG).
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The mini-series is a dramatized account based on the experiences of Korey Wise, Kevin Richardson, Raymond Santana, Antron McCray and Yusef Salaam, who are known as the Central Park Five.
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Senators were also shown a video of Schiff delivering a dramatized reenactment of the readout from Trump's July 25 call, which later prompted Trump to suggest Schiff be arrested for treason.
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It robs boys, women and men alike of the means of expression, a calamity dramatized with great pathos in the otherwise jolly second-act opener set at the town Christmas pageant.
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Sexual complicity in conflict with individual freedom is a central theme of the Balanchine pas de deux, and more often than not it is dramatized from the woman's point of view.
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January 223 A year ago, the Netflix movie "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile" dramatized Elizabeth Kendall's nonfiction book about her longtime relationship with the serial rapist and murderer Ted Bundy.
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In the latest example of a real-life crime's being dramatized for television, Netflix announced on Thursday that it was turning the Central Park jogger case into a five-episode series.
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Sam Shepard has acknowledged the compulsion — and also the futility — in interviews and dramatized it in plays where protagonists return to the place that's supposed to take you in, but doesn't.
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It would have made for fewer over-dramatized, slow motion shots of mostly-naked Spartan warriors glistening in the Mediterranean sun, so we suppose it really depends on what you're into.
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But the appeal of the new adaptation of Lore is that you get to see them dramatized — not that you'll necessarily want to watch the gory truth playing out before you.
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And to hear him reading those, what a blanking disaster et cetera, et cetera, it dramatized it in a way that when you just read the transcript, you don&apost really get.
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Reports that they were imminent had appeared on Saudi news websites, and Al Arabiya, a Saudi-owned satellite channel, recently aired a multipart documentary that dramatized the kingdom's fight against Al Qaeda.
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The promo took a page from every dramatized cop show of the '70s, with explosions, wild driving and empty cardboard boxes perfect for the group's old-school muscle car to barrel through.
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A better movie would have dramatized what a despicable violation Jim's act was, perhaps tying it to the myriad ways that couples lie to each other to maintain control in their relationships.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Hoping to enliven fading Holocaust memories, Israeli entrepreneurs have dramatized the plight of a Jewish teenager murdered by the Nazis by imagining her documenting her final months over social media.
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In the weeks since Trump tweeted about Schiff paraphrasing the call, Trump and House Republicans have ratcheted up support for Schiff to be censured for reading the dramatized version of the call.
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" The cover story described the scene in Con Thien, but then went on to say: "In the U.S., 10,000 miles away, Con Thien dramatized all the cumulative frustrations of the painful war.
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In his revenge fantasy of a play, Dorfman dramatized the confrontation between a woman who was tortured by a Latin American regime and the police-state thug who supposedly did the torturing.
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The Mask of Zorro and Desperado star will play a mature Picasso (from his 40s until his death at 91) in the drama series, which dramatized Albert Einstein's life in the first season.
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It blends interviews with participants in the affair with original footage and dramatized re-enactments of Nixon's conversations, using tape recordings from the listening devices the Republican president installed in the Oval Office.
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While the nation continues to debate over women's rights, TV has come to its own conclusion: Not only is abortion a woman's right, but it's also something that should be normalized not dramatized.
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The showrunners obviously took great pains to select a cast of what they imagined to be the most archetypal and dramatized versions of each generation and then threw them on an island together.
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She also uses the platform as a chance to take more shots at Remy Ma, who just got done orchestrating a WWE-level dramatized flex of her own, performing "SHEther" at Summer Jam.
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It's a deliciously dramatized portrayal of life in Buckingham Palace from the time of Queen Elizabeth's coronation to, as of Season 3, Prince Charles' first romance with his future second wife Camilla Shand.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Poignancy pervades A Working Eye, the first comprehensive retrospective of François Kollar's Constructivist-style photography that, through nuanced grays and deep blacks, dramatized French workers' empowerment.
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The dynamic professional and romantic relationship between Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon has been dramatized in "Fosse/Verdon," an FX series having its premiere on Tuesday and starring Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams.
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Dining Exposed black volcanic basalt rock is to the Azores, what exposed brick is to many other cities, and the intimate 14-seat restaurant Cardume dramatized itself with a full wall of it.
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Fans waiting for the return of the series "Crashing" in January can watch Pete Holmes be his goofy self — as opposed to a dramatized version of it — in this new stand-up special.
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After the NBC talent agent saw the 10-year-old David dance at Zimmerman's Hungarian restaurant, he was cast in a 1949 episode of "The Big Story," a series that dramatized newspaper articles.
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The premise was more fanciful than the current reality, but the show presciently dramatized the disinformation campaigns we're now witnessing across social media, except the social media companies are also the unwitting tools.
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Misguided safety measures, such as dramatized lockdown drills, may give us the impression that we are protecting children, when, in fact, we are handing them a burden that adults are failing to address.
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And there are so many twists to find as you watch The Act unspool Dee Dee and Gypsy's lives (an episode-ending title card reminds viewers this is technically a dramatized version of events).
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The Late Night with Jimmy Fallon premiere of the Dilla-meets-devotional highlight "Blessings" dramatized the biblical Jericho wall crash and made room for a word from "Dwell Among Us" singer-songwriter Byron Cage.
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"Explaining anything having to do with courts or law is a challenge -- not because it's inconsequential but because it can't be dramatized with a picture and a face and a voice," said US Sen.
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In "The Kill Team," the director Dan Krauss has made a dramatized version of his 2014 documentary of the same title; it explores the same events from a different angle, but with less impact.
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This makes sense, given what a big deal it is to meet someone's family in real life, so it's only logical to assume the dramatized Bachelorette version is going to be over the top.
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Over months of lurid televised court testimony — now being dramatized in a series that started this week on FX — Mr. Simpson became a symbol, to many blacks, of endemic racism in the justice system.
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Eva Husson's Girls of the Sun dramatized young Kurdish women who, having been stripped of their families and livelihoods by extremists and forced into sexual slavery, literally fought back, escaping and taking up arms.
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" It ends this way ... "It is worth bearing in mind that events are always amplified and dramatized in a high profile relationship, whether the people involved like it or not (and we definitely don't).
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A pair of U.S. initial public offerings last year valuing Brazilian fintechs StoneCo Ltd and PagSeguro Digital Ltd at close to $20 billion combined dramatized how far the Latin American startup scene has come.
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Also: No series has ever dramatized, with such humor and irony, the ability of a young (or youngish) mind to adapt to unwelcome, unexpected truths while refusing to throw cherished delusions under the bus.
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Related: 'I'm Dying Up Here' shines spotlight on '70s stand-up scene Those years have been dramatized in the Showtime series "I'm Dying Up Here," which stars Melissa Leo as a Shore-like figure.
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And Mr. Mulvaney's comments came at the end of a week that dramatized just how difficult it might be to nudge any particular issue, aside from Mr. Trump, to the center of the campaign.
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A recent USA Network limited series, "Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G.," dramatized the story, and now a film about the case, "City of Lies," has just gotten its first trailer.
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"Hoa-Binh" ("Peace"), which dramatized the effects of war on the children of Vietnam, won the prestigious Prix Jean Vigo and in 1971 was nominated for an Academy Award as best foreign-language film.
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Now an annual Guggenheim tradition, Prokofiev's classic fairy tale score is dramatized in a brisk half-hour performance narrated by the fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi, who also directs and is responsible for the costumes.
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Political significance saturates Basquiat's very existence, and he dramatized it with tributes to black cultural heroes and busy excavations, in lettered lore, of African civilizations, but these were always couched in nonchalant, teasing ambiguities.
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The webseries Marble Hornets dramatized Slender Man to great success, while users of the subreddit No Sleep filled the board with thousands of other first-person horror stories attempting to deliver similarly viral dread.
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He added that the designation was "in line with Tibetans' interests" and would help fight poaching of the Tibetan antelope, which was dramatized in "Mountain Patrol: Kekexili," a 2004 film directed by Lu Chuan.
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Until now, the Simpson case was one of the most famous events in American history never to be properly dramatized—a "perfect combination of everything that obsesses the American people," as Toobin puts it.
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Would it have been more artistically compelling if the show had found a way to hit those notes without having Moss recite Atwood's exact words at the same time that we saw them dramatized?
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In a scene that was dramatized in the 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do with It, Turner made her escape while the pair were on tour, staying at the Statler Hilton in Dallas, Texas.
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Murphy, producer of the "American Crime" FX series that recently dramatized the O.J. Simpson double-murder trial, and the murder of fashion designer Gianni Versace, had optioned the 2000 book more than a year ago.
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Analyses of the film's underperformance have stressed its timeliness, the way it took on themes relevant to present day activism, the way it offered up its enraging, lesser-known historical incident in deftly dramatized fashion.
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Following a successful career on the big screen throughout the early 2000s, Lohan hasn't fronted a mainstream movie since playing a dramatized version of the late Elizabeth Taylor in the 2012 Lifetime biopic Liz & Dick.
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The hidden Easter egg is that during the first episode, Gooding Jr.'s character is shown watching the iconic white Bronco chase, which was dramatized in the second episode of The People V. O.J. Simpson.
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He famously sympathized with JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald in his bizarre and rambling speech accepting the 1963 Tom Paine award for civil rights (later dramatized in Tom Haines' impressionistic Dylan biopic I'm Not There).
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"If you showed that in a TV show, those men might be able to see it in a different way because it's dramatized and acted out from more of a 30,000 foot view," Sterling said.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will not pardon a man convicted with his nephew in a case dramatized in the television documentary "Making a Murderer," despite online petitions seeking their release, his office said on Wednesday.
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The years of physical abuse she endured at the hands of the music producer was later dramatized in the 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do with It, which starred Angela Bassett as the singer.
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They should have maybe found a sweatshirt for Lizzy, not recommend putting band-aids on, plus this situation just feels so dramatized when the handbook did not make a direct statement in the first place.
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Fans of Feud are getting a peek into a (very, very dramatized) version of Hollywood's Golden Age, but we're guessing that Ryan Murphy isn't about to add this little tidbit to the already epic show.
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"The video, though, is a fictional and dramatized version of events created for entertainment purposes," wrote Burns, who ruled that the video should not have been presented as evidence, according to The New York Times.
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This one is a spinoff about Batman, the breakout star of the first film (as much as one of the most popular and most dramatized characters in the last 100 years can be a "breakout").
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Last week dramatized the transformation of the innocent young Dwight Walker into the ruthless orphan tycoon Lucious Lyon, and this week we find out that this mother didn't die as we've been led to believe.
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The BernieCare strategy was dramatized during his campaign for president, where he advocated a full single-payer system, and is now advancing again with the decision of Aetna to abandon most of the ObamaCare exchanges.
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Instead of clinging to the elementary quips and dramatized values of their early days, Brand New pushed themselves to tackle grander musical scopes, essentially becoming an alt-rock band not marketable enough for radio airplay.
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The new series draws influences from 30 Rock and The Office, and turns them into an even more dramatized, laugh-out-loud funny look at the world of television — this time, late-night talk shows.
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Paul Moore, the Episcopal bishop of New York, had written a letter to The New York Times declaring that the movie dramatized the core church teaching that Jesus is both fully human and fully divine.
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The film introduced a young actor named Dustin Hoffman as the title character, Benjamin Braddock, whose anxiety and paralysis are dramatized when he has an affair with the wife of his father's business partner, Mrs.
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Because the ability to doubt previously held beliefs has to become part of this complex spiritual quest — as dramatized in Sausage Party — then another result of pluralism must be an openness to expressions of doubt.
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The Netflix series is a dramatized account of the case, and shows Ms. Fairstein, who is played by Felicity Huffman, determined to see the boys convicted, regardless of inconsistencies and evidence that suggested their innocence.
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The major roles all share first names with real historical figures (cosmonauts Vladimir Dzhanibekov and Viktor Savinykh, and flight commander Valery Ryumin), but are given new last names to reflect how fictionalized and dramatized they are.
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The scene was dramatized in the 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do with It, but Turner recently opened up about that harrowing night during an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show airing Saturday on ITV.
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This is the aftermath, as dramatized by the new HBO miniseries, of an actual nuclear reactor explosion at a power plant in Chernobyl, Ukraine (a Republic of the former Soviet Union at the time) in 1986.
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After her doomed affair with the divorced Group Captain Peter Townsend (familiar to fans of the Netflix series The Crown, which dramatized her heartbreak) Princess Margaret seemed to find happiness with bohemian photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones.
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However, it was Dr. King who dramatized the boycott with his decision to make it the testing ground, before the eyes of the nation, of his belief in the civil disobedience teachings of Thoreau and Gandhi.
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Rather than simply announcing whether or not the world's second largest carbon emitter will help the world fight climate change, Trump has dramatized his decision, promising a formal announcement Thursday at 3PM in the Rose Garden.
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The most exciting sequences—the fairy-tale-like trading of the girls' dolls; a long, near-hallucinogenic walk out of town; the bullying boys who woo the teen-age Lila—are dramatized without being aggressively transformed.
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Ms. Park's plummeting political fortunes were dramatized on Saturday when prosecutors raided the homes of a few presidential aides who are believed to be under Ms. Choi's sway and are accused of collaborating in influence-peddling.
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The attack has been dramatized before, poorly, in Deepa Mehta's 2016 docudrama "Anatomy of Violence," but the seven-part series "Delhi Crime," by the Indo-Canadian filmmaker Richie Mehta, was received more warmly out of Sundance.
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The Netflix series is a dramatized account based on the experiences of the men — Korey Wise, Kevin Richardson, Raymond Santana, Antron McCray and Yusef Salaam — who spent years in prison before being cleared of the charges.
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"I put it this way — I'm a showman, and the only thing worse in politics than being wrong is being boring, and I have dramatized some of what I believe to be true," Mr. Stone said.
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On the runways this month, we saw dramatized Rococo-inspired gowns and Western Saloon silhouettes, hundreds of variations on fringe and gothic details — all of which were quickly translated onto the streets of their respective cities.
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Jason Bourque's modest, proficient thriller "Drone" scrutinizes the ethics of warfare by remote control, an issue dramatized with greater effectiveness in Gavin Hood's "Eye in the Sky," from 2016, and Andrew Niccol's "Good Kill," from 2015.
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The clash of wills was dramatized last year in the HBO mini-series "Show Me a Hero," based on the book of the same title by Lisa Belkin, a former reporter for The New York Times.
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Lorraine Warren, who with her husband, Ed, gained fame investigating haunted houses and other manifestations of the paranormal — cases that were dramatized on television and in the "Conjuring" movie series — died on Thursday in Monroe, Conn.
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The wrath of the leaders of the United States and Canada dramatized the challenges GM and its Detroit rivals will face as they restructure to cope with the most dramatic technology and market shifts in decades.
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That this dramatized version of events has captured the attention of millions of viewers and set an FX viewership record for an original drama premiere speaks to the enduring fascination of the grisly tale behind it.
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Some of that involves military deployments, some of it is more diplomatic in nature, and, as Trump has dramatized a fair amount, some of it involves the president's discretionary authority over various aspects of tariff policy.
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Before imparting any wisdom to the class of 2017, though, Zuck wanted to set the record straight on a few things regarding The Social Network, the Aaron Sorkin movie that unflatteringly dramatized his time at the college.
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Which brings up the question about how these over-the-top representations of therapy—whether it's Frasier, Monk, or Wallice for comedy or the ways Melfi and Habib are dramatized—influence clients who may be seeking help.
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The duration and intensity of this bombardment of breaking news is dramatized by "Powers That Be," a circular configuration of six screens that shows a naked Cassils in an underground parking garage ringed by iPhone-wielding spectators.
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Ruffalo is nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Mike Rezendes, a member of The Boston Globe's Spotlight team, whose meticulous reporting to uncover the scandal is dramatized in the film up for Best Picture.
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The show's dramatized take on life and love was never accurate, but it's now inaccurate to the point that it's more of a cultural artifact and source of nostalgia than it is an enduring piece of entertainment.
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"This will take you to another world!" she promised of the link, which leads to about three minutes of Mr. Tkachenko-Papizh vocalizing the sounds of crickets, bird wings rustling, water dripping and hyper-dramatized operatic chanting.
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His ascent to power is dramatized in David Mackenzie's "Outlaw King," though the means of political persuasion employed in the film, on both sides, are a little more abrupt than those to which modern voters are accustomed.
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The film set out to tell a straightforward story of the singer's life, tracing Carpenter's trajectory from her early success to her slow death, of anorexia, at thirty-two—but dramatized it all with modified Barbie dolls.
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And despite the fact that the usage of the racial slur draws its inspiration from the actual trial (though dramatized, obviously) the Twitterverse is torn about whether or not the word should have shown up at all.
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It is sometimes difficult to determine whether a video was filmed with a woman's permission or not—some of the clips uploaded to Pornhub are seemingly dramatized with an actress, rather than filming a stranger non-consensually.
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This did little to stem the drug trade, and in the 43s, Mexico's first drug lords emerged, like the Guadalajara Cartel's Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo (soon to be dramatized in the new season of Netflix's Narcos: Mexico).
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Likewise my fascination with medieval mystery plays, which dramatized the Old and New Testaments, the production of each biblical tale sponsored by a different guild: the guys who made nails, say, taking charge of staging Jesus's crucifixion.
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That vulnerability in drag's enamel shell is beautifully dramatized in the play's best moment, when Mr. McCraney, in a men's room at the Garden, transforms from Mr. Smith to Ms. Blakk in a sort of religious ritual.
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Dark corners of the immigrant experience in New York City, especially for women, are frighteningly dramatized in Ana Asensio's suspense film "Most Beautiful Island," a modest but effective writing-directing debut for Ms. Asensio, who also stars.
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But female slavery, however evasively dramatized in this comedic presentation, forms the back story of "Abduction," in which Konstanze, a Spanish lady, and her English servant Blonde have been kidnapped by pirates and sold to Pasha Selim.
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Matt Caplan, an astrophysicist at Illinois State University, published a recent paper in the journal Acta Astronautica, which was developed in collaboration with Kurzgesagt, a science education YouTube channel that dramatized Caplan's work in an animated video.
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Akerman dramatized her own story in "The Meetings of Anna" (1978), in which Aurore Clément plays Anne (Akerman's middle name), a filmmaker who travels through Europe meeting men whom she doesn't love and a woman she does.
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MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will not pardon a man convicted with his nephew in a case dramatized in the television documentary "Making a Murderer," despite online petitions seeking their release, his office said on Wednesday.
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So it would appear that this is the end of his story and that, after the events dramatized in The Act and the documentary Mommy Dead & Dearest, Godejohn will be in prison for the rest of his life.
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" Then she turns to Shakespeare, who dramatized the relationship between weather and mood in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," where the bad weather is caused by a fight between Oberon and Titania, "legible in the winds and the cold.
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Of course, although the Netflix hit covers a lot of ground, there's still reams of information about the 91-year-old monarch's life that isn't included — or is dramatized, leading to curiosity about what's fact and what's fiction.
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Critics almost universally adored it, but there's a famous moment missing from the dramatized version of Armstrong's first-ever moonwalk and, as with most things in 2018, the absence has stirred up some controversy around the American flag.
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With the popularity of Netflix's The Crown and now PBS/Masterpiece's Victoria and the dramatized documentary series on the notorious King Henry VIII's six wives, two historians have weighed in on how the Queen compares with her ancestors.
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As for some of the inaccuracies in "The Act" ... Gypsy claims the repeated sex scenes in the series is not a true depiction of her sex life and it was dramatized to make her seem like a nymphomaniac.
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But Cohen's hearing in particular dramatized the power Democrats now hold as the majority party in the House of Representatives — power that they can use to block the president's domestic legislation and pressure his inner circle to testify.
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Recently the choir opened Lincoln Center's White Light Festival with "Human Requiem," a dramatized performance of Brahms's German Requiem in which the choristers acted out the texts as they sang, while moving about and mingling with the audience.
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They are dramatized with cinematic tact, so that what you register is not horror but a sudden, disorienting absence, as if the men had vanished into space rather than crashing to earth or burning up on the launchpad.
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A tad overdetermined in its studied, snowballing ambiguities, "No Date, No Signature" is dramatized with an acute sense of the role of class in Iranian society, and is unfussily well directed, creating visual parallels between the two men.
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But Ms. McGrath had a different and plainly more powerful appeal as a political newcomer, and she entered the race with a splashy online video that dramatized her military career and electrified Democratic activists in Kentucky and beyond.
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At a press screening of Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave" several years ago, I sat through the dramatized depiction of the life of the slave Solomon Northup, in all of its austere, made-for-the-Oscars glory.
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Her timeless songs, such as "Crazy" and "Walkin' After Midnight," continue to attract legions of fans, and her life has been dramatized in two popular movies, Coal Miner's Daughter, Lynn's biopic, and Sweet Dreams, based on Cline's life.
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And "Hidden Figures" aside, it remains rare to see a biopic centered on a woman in STEM; when a real woman's life is dramatized onscreen, it's often that of an entertainer or romantic partner of a famous man.
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"In Jamaica, and in the stumbling and fumbling reaching forward of its people, is dramatized, almost at laboratory level, the most hopeful image I know of the newly emerging underdeveloped world," he wrote in Holiday magazine in 1963.
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For Vanity Fair's upcoming December issue, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend opened up about the beginning of their relationship, with the Bring the Funny star admitting she once couldn't help but read the dramatized headlines about their new romance.
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"As a closing note, it is worth bearing in mind that events are always amplified and dramatized in a high profile relationship, whether the people involved like it or not (and we definitely don't)," the pair ended the statement.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will not pardon a man convicted with his nephew in a case dramatized in the television documentary "Making a Murderer," despite online petitions seeking their release, his office said on Wednesday.
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"Hell-Bound Train" (circa 19323) and "Heaven-Bound Travelers" (circa 1935), two dramatized sermons by the traveling evangelists James and Eloyce Gist, are tales of sinners and the sinned against that were expressly intended to be shown in churches.
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Since the scandal broke in the early 2000s—prompted by dogged reporting by the Boston Globe, dramatized in the Academy Award–winning film Spotlight—it has become a case study in systemic corruption and its role in enabling pedophilia.
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Everything was dramatized in my world, and I was convinced that I would have to go through a paternity test and jump through legal hoops to prove I wasn't the baby-daddy if I refused to go with her.
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Mr. Khatalla's trial will be closely watched, not only because of the notoriety of the attacks — Hollywood dramatized them in the film "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" — but also for its implications for national security legal policy.
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But it arrives in fragments, mainly in scenes of the law putting the hard squeeze on Rick Jr. and in closing explanatory text about his fate, material that would have served the movie better if it had been dramatized.
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After a Netflix mini-series recently dramatized the case, Linda Fairstein, who ran the Manhattan district attorney's sex crimes unit at the time, was forced to resign from a number of prominent boards and was dropped by her publisher.
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When "Prism" is playing fast and loose with its Hollywood notables, it has a decided kick that falls away once we return to the workaday portrait of an affliction that has been dramatized to far more rending effect elsewhere.
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AMERICAN ANIMALS Continuing the truth-or-fiction gamesmanship that distinguished his documentary "The Imposter," Bart Layton weaves real interviews into an otherwise dramatized true-crime heist movie, about the planning and unraveling of a robbery of a university library.
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Each half-hour episode features true tales about the myriad ways people meet, mate and break up these days, dramatized by the likes of Tina Fey, John Slattery, Dev Patel, Catherine Keener, Andy Garcia, Brandon Victor Dixon and more.
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MEGAN LEAVEY Gabriela Cowperthwaite (the Sea World exposé "Blackfish") moves into dramatized features with this life-inspired movie about a Marine corporal (Kate Mara) and the two tours of duty she did with a bomb-sniffing dog named Rex.
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It fictionalizes and condenses some events, such as how Snowden smuggled the data out of the NSA - dramatized with a Rubik's Cube in the film - and got it to documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras and Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald in Hong Kong.
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The Lifetime series "UnREAL," which is a dramatized version of a dating reality show much like "The Bachelor," parodied the issue in an episode where a contestant named Shamiqua is deemed not "wife material" for their "suitor" because she's black.
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Once derisively referred to as the Winklevii by Mark Zuckerberg, the brothers are best known for suing the Facebook co-founder and CEO over credit for the idea behind the company, a conflict famously dramatized in the film The Social Network.
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One of his most famous roles came when he played Hitler in the 2004 film "Downfall", which dramatized the last days of the Nazi dictator in his Berlin bunker, one of Germany's first attempts to characterize the Fuehrer in film.
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I hope he is at the beginning of a march to a progressive majority in America, a Democratic and progressive majority in Congress, and a worldwide progressive leadership role with potential that was dramatized by his recent meetings at the Vatican.
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How else to explain the involvement of two household-name stars (Keanu Reeves and Renée Zellweger) and an award-winning director (Courtney Hunt) in a plot so soulless and poorly dramatized that even the last-minute reveal is a yawn?
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Ginsburg is a senior member of the court's liberal wing, and a popular public figure whose rise to the top court was dramatized in a recent movie, "On the Basis of Sex," that was released last year and starred Felicity Jones.
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The "rape glut," so aptly described by Amy Zimmerman in The Daily Beast as "a barrage of dramatized, over-sexualized, potentially triggering rape plots, all coming to a television set very near you," has made us numb to sexual assault.
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The possibility of a Democratic mega-landslide is dramatized by Trump's disastrous poll ratings — and the degree his behavior hyper-motivates those who detest it to vote and hyper-alienates voters who have previously voted Republican but will not this year.
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Ms. McBath's tragic personal history as the mother of a young man killed by gun violence dramatized the problem of gun control, the issue that, perhaps more than any other, puts the Republican Party outside the mainstream of American voters.
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"1967: Death in the Algiers Motel and Beyond," by the Detroit artist Rita Dickerson, who was 21 during the riots, features the cherubic faces of the three young black men killed in the incident, which is dramatized in Ms. Bigelow's movie.
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Zilberman gives the movie an extra charge by fluidly interweaving scenes of the dramatized Amir with news clips of political speeches and rallies from the time — the sort of rallies at which posters might show Rabin's face caught in cross hairs.
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Seven first-term Democrats with national security experience — the kinds of members Pelosi had sought to shield from an impeachment vote — dramatized the shift by publishing on op-ed in The Washington Post declaring that it's time for impeachment hearings.
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But as dramatized in The Report, on Brennan's watch, the CIA illegally spied on Senate staffers (for which Brennan personally apologized to Feinstein) and tried to intimidate Dan Jones with baseless criminal charges, simply to protect the reputation of the agency.
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The four-episode series, directed by Ava DuVernay (Selma, 13th, A Wrinkle in Time), dramatized the events around the Central Park Five, the five teenage boys who were accused of attacking and raping a female jogger in Central Park in 1988.
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The events of the battle have been dramatized stirringly several times since — most notably in the 1958 movie Dunkirk, the 1964 French film Weekend at Dunkirk, and the 2007 Atonement, with its indelible five-minute sweeping shot over the beach.
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You know it will be a fluffy over-dramatized version of what ... There's a decent chance that for a lot of people ... first of all, there's a whole generation that doesn't even know that story anymore, or a couple of generations.
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The move comes on the heels of an online push to boycott her publishers and distributors ... after the Netflix series dramatized her role that led to the wrongful conviction of 5 teens for the 1989 rape and beating of a female jogger.
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In the White House's letter to congressional Democrats, Trump's lawyers take direct aim at House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff for saying his committee hadn't had direct contact with the whistleblower and for reading a dramatized version of Trump's call with Ukraine's President.
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Though Vigilante warns users not to interfere and "keep a safe distance," the company's own (heavily) dramatized launch video shows a user coming within feet of a man assaulting a young woman while waving a phone in front of the criminal's face.
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While many of her works arguably cross into the realm of hardcore, it's clear that her sophisticated and tasteful films are considered softcore relative to today's mainstream porn circuits (you know, that ones that feature extreme close-up shots and dramatized orgasms).
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The danger that Burma still can slide back from its incomplete transition is dramatized by the continued conflict in Rakhine state, violence in the northeastern states of Kachin and Shan and the muted but still present voice of ultra-nationalist Buddhist monks.
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Ice Cube, a founding member of the rap group N.W.A., whose rise to fame was dramatized in the film "Straight Outta Compton" — which was praised by critics and audiences but failed to gain a nomination for best picture this year — was another invitee.
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Like the Charles Manson cult killings of 1969 and the O.J Simpson double murder trial of 1995 - dramatized in an Emmy- winning series on FX in 2016 - the Menendez case seems to tap into the zeitgeist of a period in U.S. culture.
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After the success of "The Elephant Man," Mr. Hofsiss accepted several television projects, including "The Sorrows of Gin," one of three John Cheever stories dramatized in "Three by Cheever" on PBS in 1979, with Edward Herrmann and Sigourney Weaver in the lead roles.
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This simple equation is dramatized with exuberant humor in "Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour," a small-scaled musical about a group of Catholic-schoolgirls-gone-wild being presented at Yale Repertory Theater here as part of the city's International Festival of Arts & Ideas.
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By doing so, Will also dramatized the single greatest truth about the midterm elections in 2018, which is that the only way to create a check and balance today is to vote Democratic for House and Senate candidates in the midterm elections.
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And while the series is a little on the cheesy side (think dramatized reenactments and text message bubbles popping up across the screen) it also serves as a reminder that what you say and do online really can bleed over into real life.
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Many of these ranchers think the DC-based government shouldn't have so much control over land in the West, and that feud became dramatized when the Hammonds were put on trial for starting fires in 2001 and 2006 on US government property.
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" School-age visitors can meet actors portraying some of the story's main characters and attend dramatized readings of excerpts from the book, she said, while little ones can dress up in period-style costumes and watch a screening of "The Muppet Christmas Carol.
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The lightning rod of the moment is David Koresh, the religious cult leader who died in 1993 along with many of his Branch Davidian followers after a prolonged confrontation with the F.B.I. Those events are being dramatized on Paramount's "Waco," starring Taylor Kitsch.
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The raid became even more the stuff of legend when it was dramatized, with the war still on, in a 1944 movie, "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo," based on a book of the same title by Ted W. Lawson, a pilot in the raid.
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The Spy is created by Homeland's Gideon Raff, whose recent Chris Evans-led Netflix movie Red Sea Diving Resort dramatized another adventure in Israeli intelligence (that one involved a Sudanese beach resort used as a front for smuggling Ethiopian Jews to Israel).
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Although the civil-rights movement did a lot to change how black life was dramatized on the American stage in the fifties and sixties, white composers and lyricists often still rely on familiar tropes when it comes to representing black women in musicals.
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"The Conjuring," released in 2013 and directed by James Wan ("Saw"), stood out in part because of its period setting and real-life connection; it dramatized an incident reported by the paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren in New England the 1970s.
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However, Pezet said that the organization's research indicated that the film crew was in fact shooting a scene, but it was for a dramatized historical documentary, Land of the Painful Mary, which is about Greek refugees in the 1920s relocating from Anatolia to Crete.
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Like Sharlet — who is a central figure in the documentary, where he serves as a kind of narrator and where his memories of his time in the group are dramatized with actors such as James Cromwell — Moss says he was interested in exploration, not sandbagging.
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Nor are they resorting to extraordinary measures like the all-night debate that stalled Attorney General Jeff Sessions's confirmation, or the committee walkouts that dramatized ethical issues hanging over the heads of Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin or Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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Arts | New Jersey An unlikely but real friendship that developed between Rudolf Nureyev, the legendary Russian dancer, and Jamie Wyeth, the American realist painter, is imaginatively dramatized by David Rush in "Nureyev's Eyes," his two-character play at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick.
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The grave dangers to the GOP in the midterm elections were dramatized on Tuesday before the House Intelligence Committee, some of whose Republican members have not distinguished themselves in the eyes of concerned voters as guardians of American security against Russian cyberwar and espionage.
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WASHINGTON — When Michelle Obama said in her prime-time televised address to the Democratic National Convention on Monday night that the White House had been built by slaves, she was citing a little-discussed fact that dramatized her own African-American family's place in history.
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Fiction about and reportage on the moral realities of American conflict have long been a staple of the publishing industry, as generations of writers have dramatized the commitment of the soldiers while also offering skepticism about the missions on which they have been sent.
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The Saturday Night Massacre sort of dramatized the need for a measure of independence on the part of the attorney general, but before the Saturday Night Massacre, Richardson, on something like what to do about a criminal vice president, was of course in constant communication.
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This is another dramatized but based-on-true-events story of a serial killer, the stylish, compulsive-lying Andrew Cunanan, who killed a whole bunch of people on a spree that included famed fashion designer Gianni Versace at his Miami Beach palace in 1997.
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One of his earliest successes was "Kanal" (1957), showing on Saturday and Wednesday, a dramatized portrait of Resistance fighters during the Warsaw Uprising who, as the Nazis regain control of the city, make their way through the sewers, where madness and desperation set in.
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During opening remarks at the hearing with Maguire last week, Schiff dramatized his reading of the call, describing Trump as saying on the call that he would tell Zelensky "seven times" to "make up dirt on my political opponent," which earned him criticism from Republicans.
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The film struggles a bit to keep its story moving, but it's both inspiring and infuriating, as the faultlines in the justice system — especially when the accused is simply assumed to be a criminal due to the color of his skin — are exposed and dramatized.
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With all the constant reminders that we are living through "interesting times" — as dramatized by this Slate visualization of all the New York Times push notifications over the past year — not caring and worrying about the fate of America seems like a derogation of duty.
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We'll soon see Kerrigan and Harding's story dramatized in I, Tonya, and it remains to be seen if Harding will be portrayed as a villain or as a human being with ambitions — and if Kerrigan will be depicted as a total victim or a cold ice princess.
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But the first dramatized one—aside from those crazy "documentaries" Dinesh D'Souza keeps making—heads back to the very beginning, featuring the first date between Barack and Michelle in late-'80s Chicago, going to see Do the Right Thing and feeling their way out as co-workers.
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Soldevilla cites Malevich in "Sin Titulo" (21950), in which the spatial effects of overlapping color are dramatized in contrasts of scale and shape: along opposing diagonals, the green triangle flies downward and the white rectangle recedes; the brown circle echoes the curving edge of the black ground.
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The newly released video captures Carlson and Kelly's dramatized characters alongside other recognizable Fox News heavyweights — including former anchor Kimberly Guilfoyle — as the network slips into chaos amid the 2016 scandal that saw a wave of female staffers and television personalities accuse Ailes of sexual harassment.
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Jackson writes wonderful political history, but social history does not sneak into his work very often or very well: the larger world of literature and commentary in which French political life is always entangled is not dramatized with any relish, giving the biography a slightly dutiful monotone.
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He did portraits (often in multiple versions of the same subject) of his mother, his father, his uncle, his sister, his son, his art dealer Ambroise Vollard, critic-novelist-playwright-friend Emile Zola (a relationship that has been cinematically dramatized), local peasants, himself, and Marie-Hortense Fiquet.
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LOS ANGELES — With a new vehicular heroine, Cruz Ramirez, taking center stage in "Cars 240.8," and Tupac Shakur's life dramatized in "All Eyez on Me," Latino and African-American moviegoers turned out in force over the weekend, demonstrating once again the power of multiculturalism on screen.
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Where to Watch: In the basement of your grandparent's house that has no Wi-Fi The dramatized account of British computer scientist and cryptographer Alan Turing takes a few liberties with history, but it's still a fascinating depiction of the efforts to crack Germany's Enigma code during WWII.
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Reading them served to confirm what the gigantic enterprise of a brutal war against two formidable enemies had dramatized daily for almost four years to virtually every Jewish family ours knew and every Jewish friend I had: one's American connection overrode everything, one's American claim was beyond question.
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Reading them served to confirm what the gigantic enterprise of a brutal war against two formidable enemies had dramatized daily for almost four years to virtually every Jewish family mine knew and every Jewish friend I had: one's American connection overrode everything, one's American claim was beyond question.
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With its rapid growth, however, the city soon found itself grappling with an affordable housing crisis and a backlash by San Franciscans against the tech sector, one that was vividly dramatized in 2013 when protesters blocked and vandalized buses taking tech workers to their jobs in Silicon Valley.
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He wrote favorably of the recent movie "Lords of Chaos," a dramatized version of the black metal scene, and apparently referenced Varg Vikernes, perhaps the most notorious figure in the black metal movement, who was found guilty in Norway of killing a heavy metal guitarist and burning three churches.
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Following the success of Hirokazu Kore-eda's 2018 film Shoplifters, which dramatized the darker side of poverty in Japan, this is the ideal time to rediscover and celebrate Tokyo Godfathers, a film that looks with tenderness at those invisible street dwellers who are decisively pushed out of the frame.
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It is a ritual that has been repeated at many funerals of Navy SEALs and dramatized in Hollywood movies: SEALs approach a gravesite one by one, remove the gold-colored pin from the left breast of their dress uniforms and pound them into the coffin of a fallen comrade.
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Dramatized in the man's fall through the centuries — and more broadly through her characters' shared interest in comets, flight and stars — the conceit of viewing from above is used to represent the authorial omniscience that lets her look down through time and find the uniting essence of a place.
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Robert Reed, Galactic Journal: "Washington Park [Wash and Park]" (1999), acrylic/oil marker on canvas, 84 x 144 in (courtesy of the artist's estate)The contextualized meanings dramatized in Reed's paintings often need to be drawn out in this way, delicately — Reed was not a heavy-handed artist.
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Felbab-Brown says a decade ago there were "dramatized links" made in the media linking the group to the drug trade, "based on dodgy, murky evidence," but the stories have since died down because the group has taken such a beating from the US in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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The Cambridge Spies—the much studied and dramatized cell that formed in the thirties and included Kim Philby and Anthony Blunt—were utterly sincere about the Communist cause they had pledged their lives to, but all were assumed by their Soviet handlers to have been turned, and made double agents.
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This week, the network revealed that the show will return on August 19th with two back-to-back episodes, beginning at 9PM ET. Each of Halt and Catch Fire's seasons have dramatized some of the biggest aspects of the modern online environment, from the rise of the PC to online gaming.
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SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico, Jan 215 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co's abrupt move to scrap a planned $2000 billion car plant in central Mexico has spooked a network of suppliers who bet on a growing customer base and dramatized the risk that Donald Trump's agenda poses to the country's broader economy.
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By the time Gemma has worked through her problems, providing us with a dramatized tour of a number of current clichés about marriage and fidelity (all men cheat; all women want to cheat), she's violated most of the ethical standards of her profession and carried out blackmail, fraud and assault.
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The anti-corruption crusade and its team of zealous young prosecutors, dramatized in José Padilha's controversial Netflix series The Mechanism, overtook Brazilian politics in the wake of massive street demonstrations in 2013, bringing to light the massive graft at Petrobras and the incestuous relationship between the government and private corporations.
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At the start, the couple dwell in paradise and poverty, in a forest, and Hawke aims to match them in the economy of his staging; a whispered conversation in a closet is illuminated only by a lighter, and their wedding is dramatized by a slow-motion jump into the air.
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The 1983 TV movie "The Day After," which dramatized the fallout from a nuclear attack on the Midwest, emerged as an apocalyptic touchstone; surveys after the film aired found viewers were more depressed about their chances of survival and were less optimistic about their ability to influence nuclear weapons policy.
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Well, the song itself is a somewhat generic lament about loneliness and the complications of relationships, but the music video specifically details the (surely fictionalized, at the very least dramatized) aftermath of Diplo's spilling-of-the-beans, and his attempts to get back in contact with the brothers he betrayed.
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In September, the Queen's communication secretary, Donal McCabe, sent a stern statement to The Guardian on the household's view of the dramatized events of the show, indicating that the royal family has had no contact with the show about topics, nor would the family ever comment on the series' accuracy.
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Certainly, since the Clinton campaign and the hope that once surrounded Hillary Clinton, the '90s have been experiencing something of a revival, from the return of "Will & Grace" to the return of slip dresses, neon and Gucci — not to mention the Tonya Harding scandal, currently being dramatized in movie theaters everywhere.
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In particular, low Earth orbit has become so cluttered with debris that some space scientists fear a triggering of the Kessler syndrome, in which one errant collision leads to a cascade effect of subsequent crashes producing even more debris, a scenario that was dramatized in dizzying detail in the space thriller Gravity.
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"The Church calls your reality show 'a scripted, rehearsed, acted, and dramatized work of fiction featuring liars who have, for a profit, been telling differing versions of the same false tales of abuse for years, many reviewed and discredited in courts of law,'" King told Remini during the interview, per Entertainment Weekly.
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In an illuminating article in The New Yorker in 2004, Malcolm Gladwell recalled that in the 1950s, Sloan Wilson's novel The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit dramatized the story of a man who witnesses horrific events as an American soldier in World War II but comes home as if nothing had happened.
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His body language on the trip demonstrated his typically brash behavior, dramatized by his demands that NATO allies pay more for their defense and his refusal to explicitly declare that the United States backs Article 5 of the alliance's charter, which requires each member to come to the defense of each other.
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The sad fact, however, is that, as "Tully" proceeds, it tumbles into clunkiness, and there's a desperate unsubtlety to the improvement in Marlo's lot, as dramatized by a pair of musical montages: minus Tully, it's all fractured nights, explosive diapers, and howls; plus Tully, it's the gentle nursing of a peaceful babe.
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The guide has seen a resurgence in attention of late, especially after the release of the controversial Oscar-winning Green Book — a dramatized biopic focused on black musician Don Shirley and Tony Vallelonga, his Italian-American chauffeur and bodyguard — travels through the Deep South during a music tour in the early 1960s.
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Reproduced on an ankle-sweeping dress of gold silk, tiered and pleated in classic '70s Rykiel style, or a cropped leather jacket and maxi-skirt, mixed in with marinière stripes and big Mongolian lamb chubbies, lingerie dresses and funky, faded denim, they dramatized the designer dilemma in a charming, but pointed, way.
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Seeing NSA agents use dramatized versions of PRISM, which could pull private data directly from the servers of Apple, Google, Facebook, and several other major tech companies, and X-Keyscore, a sort of hybrid search/spy engine for people, is far more visceral for most people than reading another Glenn Greenwald scoop or Snowden interview.
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In the early 1980s, that spellbound interregnum of American life, when high interest rates were turning the screws on the American working class, just before the lurid depredations of the Reagan era took hold, Tseng and Wong dramatized the "permanent outsider" status that afflicts Asian-Americans to this day, and restaged it to their advantage.
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In several novels set in Nigeria, including "The Bride Price" (21989), "The Slave Girl" (21994), "The Joys of Motherhood" (21996) and "Double Yoke" (19863), Ms. Emecheta dramatized, in often harrowing detail, the dire poverty and tight web of family obligations that thwarted aspiring women, their worth determined by the number of sons they could bear.
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Remember also to hide the tricks used to keep black soldiers out of World War II. Do not tell him that the convoy system used to supply United States forces in Europe, dramatized in the postwar movie "Red Ball Express," with a mainly white cast and a cameo by Sidney Poitier, was roughly 75 percent African-American.
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And earlier this year, the film Their Finest dramatized how the story could be polished, humanized, and smoothed out for inspirational movies made by the Ministry of Information to prop up the embattled spirits of the British people, who were living in the shadow of air raids and unsure if they'd make it to the next morning.
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Perhaps no one in the world is more familiar with the crossover between science fiction and spycraft than the final panelist, Jonna Mendez, the former CIA chief of disguise, who described how she and her husband (whose work freeing hostages in Iran was dramatized in the Ben Affleck film Argo) studied the mask-making techniques from some of Hollywood's top monster makers.
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In the stylized retro crafting of the music as well as the lyrics, Monroe assumes you're familiar with country's history as marriage music — as a genre, it has dramatized and enshrined monogamy — and uses divergent lyrics and music to create a portrait of someone adrift, cut off from the familial/historic/cultural roots the music implies, looking for something always out of reach.
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His critically acclaimed Passion (1989), originally composed as the soundtrack to Martin Scorsese's film The Last Temptation of Christ, (1988), features cover art from a self-portrait by British painter Julian Grater, whose work takes on a second life on as a portrait of the all-too-human Christ dramatized in Nikos Kazantzakis' novel, the book that inspired Scorsese's film adaptation.
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When he, King and others started the Selma Campaign at the beginning of 21960 (dramatized in the 22016 movie Selma) it wasn't just because of massive resistance on the part of white poll workers to registering black voters — it was because of an injunction that had been passed prohibiting three or more people from gathering together and talking about civil rights or voting.
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"I joke that I'm the Lord Altrincham of the BBC," Gracie said, referring to the writer and peer whose attempts to get the Royal Family to modernize were recently dramatized on "The Crown"—a TV show that had its own pay scandal after it emerged that Claire Foy, playing the Queen, made less than the man who played Prince Philip.
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The show is propelled by the feisty, hormonal outrage of its young protagonists, and the best moments occur when the dialogue is dramatized, as in the tirade lobbed at an audience member who stands in for a chauvinistic and insensitive father, or the scene where the girls don fur coats and ape the mannerisms and opinions of the conservative upper class.
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Perhaps this is a case of familiarity breeding formula, since Gunderson has already dramatized the hardships and triumphs of early female scientists in such plays as "Ada and the Engine" (about the mathematics genius Ada Lovelace), "Emilie: La Marquise du Châtelet Defends Her Life Tonight" (about the Enlightenment scientist and philosopher) and "Silent Sky" (about the Harvard astronomer Henrietta Leavitt).
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"We're thrilled that the Dead will keep walking into a new corner of the post-apocalyptic world, a corner that will present stories and characters unlike any that The Walking Dead has dramatized thus far, and that is bound to excite one of the most passionate fanbases in television," said David Madden, president of programming for AMC Networks and AMC Studios.
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In one of the most fascinating developments of the 2016 campaign, which will be dramatized when Warren rouses the Democratic convention to standing ovations and deafening applause, the gentlelady from Massachusetts has repeatedly bested the ungentlemanly braggart and heir to Nixon who preternaturally divides the nation, believes he is right about everything, and has a problem dealing with brilliant and powerful women.
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In addition to actions as part of international art festivals, artists and writers have staged pop-up readings, dramatized testimonies (such as Not at Home, a "durational art campaign which aims to make visible the experience of Irish women who have travelled abroad to access safe abortion services"), and, like Barry, they have canvassed in whatever constituencies were likely to have the most No or undecided voters.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.) for president and dramatized the key point that the financial equality that Sanders is battling for is just as important to black voters as it is to all voters.
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Ms. Frank and Mr. Ravetch dramatized the charms of a brawling, arrogant Texas rogue (Paul Newman) in "Hud" (21950); the struggles of a teacher (Jon Voight) against the effects of poverty and racism on black children in a South Carolina island school in "Conrack" (21959); and the union fight of a worker (Sally Field) against labor injustices in a North Carolina cotton mill in "Norma Rae" (19853).
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That is as true of Perry as it is of Jonathan Pine, in "The Night Manager" (recently dramatized and shown on AMC), although, in the case of the bookish Perry, you are tempted to ask, Does the fun of the film—a shoot-out in a forest, a midair explosion, and so on—take place for real, or could it all be unfolding inside his brain?
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Over the course of the evening, the production dramatized many of the defining events of the Margravine's life, including her father's cruelty; her love for her gay brother (offstage, Frederick the Great's sexuality is a matter of historical debate); and the building of her opera house, which was represented by a miniature model onstage — suggesting the sort of mise en abyme effects the Bibienas were renowned for in their set designs.
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" (Peeps themselves have only been around since the 1950s, when the mechanized process that makes their identical little marshmallow bodies was invented by a candy maker named Bob Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.) She also writes that dramatized Peeps "sit, wide-eyed, at the intersection of consumerist kitsch and a surprisingly earnest engagement with current events and history, to say nothing of the meticulous craftsmanship required for their construction.
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But if there is a heart-wrenching logic to refusing to surrender to blatant ransom demands, the preferred option whenever possible must be to turn to diplomacy — as the United States did in the many prisoner swaps of the Cold War, including the one dramatized in the movie "Bridge of Spies," and as Mr. Obama did with Russia in 2010, and with the Taliban and Cuba in 2014.
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Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead" dramatized the backlash against Roosevelt's call for a deeper social contract of shared responsibility: The hero of the 1943 novel is an architect of a public-housing complex who becomes enraged when he returns from a trip to discover that his bare-bones high-rise has been compromised to include "the expense of incomprehensible features" like balconies, a gymnasium, extra doorways and decorative brickwork.
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In addition to the Coen brothers these included Mike Leigh (whose "Peterloo" dramatized the suffrage protests of 1819 in Manchester, England); Mr. Cuarón; Laszlo Nemes (director of "Sunset" and past winner of the Academy Award for best foreign language film); Paul Greengrass ("22 July"); Olivier Assayas ("Doubles Vies"); Luca Guadagnino ("Suspiria"); Frederick Wiseman ("Monrovia, Indiana"); and Mary Harron (whose "Charlie Says" depicts three women who followed Charles Manson).
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