Donald Trump had habit of walking into the dressing rooms of teen beauty queens Donald Trump had habit of walking into the dressing rooms of teen beauty queens As owner of the Miss Teen USA pageant franchise, Donald Trump felt entitled to walk into the dressing rooms of aspiring young beauty queens.
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Her subjects' outfits, hairstyles, and dressing rooms give them specificity.
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Couples trying to sneak into dressing rooms to have sex?
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Basically, Zara's dressing rooms are about to get impossibly crazier.
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More often than not, it begins in swimsuit dressing rooms.
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There are several dressing rooms reserved for visiting important people.
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Dressing rooms are private spaces that make public appearances possible.
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I've had photoshoots in dressing rooms because of the amazing lighting.
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Cox even cleaned the cast members' dressing rooms during her downtime.
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Those in adjoining dressing rooms should probably prepare for some bawling.
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Dressing rooms have sprung up under tarpaulin in the pitch black.
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"Most of our conversations took place in dressing rooms," Maye recalled.
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Good news for musicians: SummerStage has also built new dressing rooms.
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Its smart dressing rooms recognize items as they are brought in.
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But at some point, dressing rooms are places of silent, solitary work.
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"We went to the dressing rooms, we hugged, we celebrated," he added.
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There was still no one to be found by the dressing rooms.
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He told the producers to cut the audio to those dressing rooms.
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According to Belsito, dressing rooms are breeding grounds for bacteria, lice, and fungus.
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He was there in the dressing rooms and backstage with us for years.
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Nevertheless, Trump apparently made a habit out of frequenting his pageants' dressing rooms.
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As the musicians napped, Murray darted around the dressing rooms, trying on outfits.
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Curtains sweep shut for privacy; dressing rooms are equipped with cotton dressing gowns.
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More often, though, dressing rooms are other things: nurseries, clubhouses, makeshift trysting spots.
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The brand had provided the decorations on set and in the dressing rooms.
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There are offices, a costume shop, dressing rooms and non-gendered bathrooms (natch).
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A few take viewers into dressing rooms and backstage with mannequin stage hands.
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Luciano Pavarotti, an Italian tenor, allegedly asked for two dressing rooms at each venue.
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There are dressing rooms and a black fur-lined table full of sex toys.
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There is also a large basement level that used to contain 86 dressing rooms.
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I observed this ritual in a frigid cluster of dressing rooms beneath the soundstage.
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The fifth-floor master bedroom also includes two dressing rooms and a separate guest suite.
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Maybe the dressing rooms at Madison Square Garden are actually a safe place for him.
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Some things are surprisingly easy: The locker rooms don't require much to become dressing rooms.
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"I wanted to play here," Jota said in one of Molineux's dressing rooms last weekend.
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Other allegations claim that Trump walked into beauty pageant dressing rooms while contestants were changing.
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Those stores are smaller and more open, with amenities like phone chargers in dressing rooms.
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Mr. Porter disappeared into the men's dressing rooms, a curvilinear study in Yves Klein blue.
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Like, as far as you can open your arms, that's how close the dressing rooms are.
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They came in our dressing rooms and they were clearly both so excited and so shy.
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The master suite features a sitting alcove, two sizable dressing rooms and a custom limestone tub.
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One of the master bedroom's dressing rooms "is wired as a panic room," the listing says.
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Virtual or augmented reality apps and dressing rooms are a recent and massive advancement in shopping.
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Trump would walk through dressing rooms to watch contestants in his beauty pageants dress and undress.
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Moving against the crowd, I went down onto the floor and around to the dressing rooms.
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The rhetoric emanating from the dressing rooms before Tuesday's game revolved around a singular theme: luck.
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The rumble of passing trains sent women rushing out of the dressing rooms in a startle.
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Shero recalls bumping into Patrick near the dressing rooms after a Devils-Flyers game last season.
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The high-tech store design company has pioneered innovative tracking technology, RFID-equipped dressing rooms, and more.
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"No, I know, but like dressing rooms and stuff, so that's one of my paranoias," Swift continued.
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It said Penney is staffing redesigned dressing rooms with stylists and adding seating areas at one store.
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He wants 2 comfortable dressing rooms "furnished with REAL, clean" sofas that seat up to 10 adults.
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That was the end of the game, however, with players and officials retreating to the dressing rooms.
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The owner's suite also comes with a private hair and beauty salon, massage room, and dressing rooms.
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Tried me on in one of those public nudity dressing rooms they used to have at Loehmann's.
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Technology, too, has been key, with virtual reality dressing rooms and live fashion shows to attract shoppers.
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When all was signed and done, Kathleen led me into an area with cubbies and dressing rooms.
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The majority of NHL, MLB, and NBA teams have banned media from entering dressing rooms for interviews.
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On the other extreme, I've always striven to make my dressing rooms explosions of color and life.
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That's not a reference to actors dissatisfied with their dressing rooms or patrons griping about their seats.
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The enormous master suite features a sitting area with a fireplace, two dressing rooms and two bathrooms.
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The immense master suite, which overlooks Park Avenue, contains two of everything: baths, offices and dressing rooms.
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The second floor was used for dressing rooms and the third for storage of barrels and boxes.
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The president's accusers say he's done everything from groping to barging into beauty pageant dressing rooms. Sen.
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Bridget Sullivan, a former pageant contestant, told BuzzFeed News last spring that Trump walked into their dressing rooms.
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Women had gotten used to awkward measurement sessions with strangers in dressing rooms and buying bras in stores.
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There are dual master bathrooms and dressing rooms, and a large marble soaking tub encased in white oak.
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Then, when they enter dressing rooms, the clothes they picked are waiting for them, in all the right sizes.
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And let's be clear: The rich and famous don't play when it comes to decking out their dressing rooms.
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Allegations:Two Miss USA contestants said Trump walked into their dressing rooms, where female participants were changing, and ogled them.
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It has hired more staff members for one-on-ones with clients and added dressing rooms for simultaneous fittings.
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She had worked with several of the dancers previously and had shared dressing rooms with them at starry events.
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The ballet corps dressing rooms look as if they have been vandalized (mirrors broken, floors muddy, furniture tipped over).
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Clothing is suspended from subtle racks and tucked into built-in cabinetry; concealed doors give way to dressing rooms.
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The ground floor also has a bathroom, two dressing rooms, a laundry room, ample storage space and a garage.
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The master bedroom has two dressing rooms and French doors that open to the garden and an internal courtyard.
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One of the biggest things that used to freak me out was dressing rooms, because the lighting is so horrendous.
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The east wing contains the master bedroom suite with a wood-burning fireplace, study and terrace, and twin dressing rooms.
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Technology, too, has been key, with virtual reality dressing rooms and live fashion shows to attract shoppers to haute couture.
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The latter has a coffee bar, extra dressing rooms and more space for evening events with fashion and design influencers.
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Gorham, who identifies as gender fluid, was turned away from the women's dressing rooms and singled out by an employee.
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Last night, he'd have known the location of the dressing rooms; he'll have known most of the cast by name.
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Times Insider A special section of the paper used nearly 100 years' worth of photography to highlight Broadway dressing rooms.
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Backstage real estate is precious, and the space allotted to dressing rooms is not usually the most generous or desirable.
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Upstairs, there are two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms that could be converted into additional sleeping quarters.
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Those items are then delivered straight to dressing rooms that have different lighting options, designed for customers to take selfies.
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This is, after all, a man who has openly boasted of barging into the dressing rooms of teenage pageant contestants.
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"We absolutely love Kelly and Ryan, so we couldn't wait to get our hands on their guest's dressing rooms," Jonathan says.
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The swimmer shared a shot of her in the dressing rooms wearing a personalized hockey jersey with her name on it.
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The HGTV stars went head-to-head to make over two dressing rooms for Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest's Live guests.
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The first Nordstrom Local, planted in West Hollywood, California, features a handful of dressing rooms for shoppers to try on clothes.
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Actually, it was more like 22 if you include unwelcome kissing and walking uninvited into dressing rooms while they were changing.
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Five women organize an astonishing array of costumes, tap shoes and feather boas into small, curtained-off, makeshift dressing rooms backstage.
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Terrible ideas are abundant, but these steps can help you avoid being as brutal as I was in countless dressing rooms.
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I have visited dressing rooms that looked like unkempt childhood closets, and I've seen gorgeous abodes created by famous interior designers.
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The checkout counter was done, though the gold-paneled selfie nook near the dressing rooms was still a work in progress.
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Many styles and designers are represented, and consultants are available to help in the showroom, which also has private dressing rooms.
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"I'd find myself praying in dressing rooms at H&M, in empty stairwells, or on the side of a highway," Dar said.
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The caveats: No physical outposts means no dressing rooms to test-drive potential threads or make speedy returns sans post-office visits.
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I met two of them, 2100 year-old Di Tai and 2000 year-old Memo, in one of REDO Media's dressing rooms.
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Nordstrom Local also has onsite dressing rooms for consumers to try on online orders and swap out sizes accordingly before heading home.
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Its enormous master suite has a sitting room, as well as two bathrooms and two large dressing rooms, one with another bar.
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There are a few places in New York, like bathrooms and dressing rooms, that are protected from surveillance by the penal code.
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Each also has two small balconies facing Central Park and a huge master suite featuring two spacious dressing rooms and two baths.
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The Australian cricket team were nice enough to invite us into the dressing rooms, as well, which was a bucket-list item.
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As they headed to the dressing rooms, Carroll thought that she would cajole Trump into trying on the bodysuit over his pants.
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We followed women into dressing rooms (not in a creepy way) and got real concerning what a terrible process swimsuit shopping can be.
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They also never miss a performance and don't need dressing rooms, so how long before their human co-performers are made completely obsolete?
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Pop up stores that Amazon is opening with Calvin Klein in New York and Los Angeles also feature Echo in the dressing rooms.
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Both fighters took naps in their dressing rooms as they waited some 90 minutes from the last undercard bout before entering the ring.
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Polizzi has a history of recording women without their consent and was convicted of "taking photographs of women in dressing rooms" in 2009.
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It was inarguably a step up for the company: a wider stage, a larger orchestra pit, nicer dressing rooms and better rehearsal spaces.
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He thought the host was worrying over too many trivial details, from the stage lighting down to the color of the dressing rooms.
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The renovations, which took nearly 10 years, have added a larger stage, more seating, air conditioning, fresh lighting and dressing rooms with showers.
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Five items max are permitted in the dressing rooms of L Train Vintage, a secondhand clothing store on DeKalb Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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Such features are why you look so much better in dressing rooms at higher-end stores like Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Cooper's plan in North Carolina includes a full repeal of that state's law and harsher penalties for crimes committed in bathrooms and dressing rooms.
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He says that it was the "only" situation that had the actors avoiding craft services in favor of push-ups in their dressing rooms.
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The Beatles had spent years in each other's intimate company, in Liverpool, in Hamburg, in filthy bedsits, tiny dressing rooms and bone-shaking vans.
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Another worthwhile question: Does she truly not think her father walked in on beauty pageant contestants in their dressing rooms while they were naked?
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The bedroom is massive by New York City standards and has its own marble bathroom, his and hers dressing rooms and a home office.
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The video, titled "Dressing room talk," pairs Trump speaking about entering the dressing rooms of pageant contestants with statements made by former pageant participants.
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In the dressing rooms outside the gas chamber, there were hooks for inmates' clothes, with numbers, so they could find them after their showers.
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The master bedroom suite, which has another Westland London fireplace mantel, takes up the entire fourth level and features dual dressing rooms and bathrooms.
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So we ended up renting three of the dressing rooms next to mine, and I moved in my editor and postproduction into those rooms.
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Under Soltau's leadership, the company has done everything from redesigning its dressing rooms to hosting classes in its home department to woo back customers.
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There will be twice the number of dressing rooms, a new rigging system above the stage and a room for readings or donor meetings.
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He soon became her constant companion, a permanent fixture in her dressing rooms and even the cover star of her book Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang.
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But stories of transformation, growth, and the fulfillment of one's destiny will never get stale — we just don't need dressing rooms to tell them anymore.
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Allegations:Two Miss Teen USA contestants told BuzzFeed News in October 2016 that Trump walked in on them while they were changing in their dressing rooms.
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On Soccer SUNDERLAND, England — Just outside the dressing rooms at Sunderland's Stadium of Light, the walls are decorated with outsize portraits of the club's players.
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I am happy to tell you that yes, there are well-trained — and very well-dressed — people stationed in dressing rooms all over the city.
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Upstairs, there is a larger master suite with two dressing rooms, and a bathroom with a clawfoot tub and a marble-tiled floor and shower.
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And not far away, empty lobbies, empty dressing rooms, empty back rooms, empty bar areas, empty kitchens, empty lounges, empty sound booths, empty loading zones.
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Twin master bedrooms on either side of the landing have dressing rooms, closets and en suite baths with soaking tubs, separate showers and double vanities.
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In South Korea, over 40,000 women protested an epidemic of spy cameras in dressing rooms, unleashing the largest women-only strike in the country's history.
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Here are Truman Capote, Lou Reed, Annie Leibovitz (looking like a teenager), Halston, all the best Kennedys, Regine's, "21," glamorous apartments and star dressing rooms.
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Others complained of cluttered aisles and store policies that prevent their partners or companions from entering dressing rooms with them to help them try on clothes.
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Lenny Kravitz don't need no stinking dressing rooms -- the guy shut down the Saint Laurent store on Rodeo Drive and went topless for everyone to see.
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"I actually think it's quite a renaissance of the Victorian era when women had a 'boudoir' attached to their bedrooms (men had "dressing rooms")," Okin says.
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Gatti was accused in the Post article of assaulting two women in his dressing rooms, one in Chicago and one in Bologna, Italy in the 1990s.
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The plans show the Pope home completed with 10 bathrooms, an exercise room, a TV room, an array of bedrooms, two dressing rooms and two kitchens.
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Major upgrades include on-site tailoring and alterations, complimentary internet access, mobile check-out kiosks throughout the store, and more-than-spacious, gender-neutral dressing rooms.
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"You should have demanded to drive yourself, like you did in the movie," Mirren told him, in the dressing rooms in the bowels of Rockefeller Center.
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The whole thing is made up of slow-moving shots passing through the darkened halls of a TV studio and Carrell and Aniston's characters' dressing rooms.
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According to Business Insider, the full-service, in-store sauna — designed by starchitect Teuvo Loman — is outfitted with marble-tiled showers, dressing rooms, and a lounge.
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"Concerns about inaccessible ramps, doors, rest rooms, dressing rooms, examination rooms and equipment are frequently reported barriers," said Thierry, who was not involved with the project.
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I didn't really give a flying fuck about all the other famous people that were backstage in the dressing rooms like your Warhol's or your Deniro's.
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In the two cramped dressing rooms, an hour before the pageant was set to begin, the scene vacillated between a petting zoo and a Sephora counter.
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At 2432,215 to 2161,215 square feet, the apartments in it would approximate the size of dressing rooms or wine cellars in an oligarch's Midtown crash pad.
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Here's the kicker: Nordstrom Local will have eight dressing rooms where shoppers may try on clothes, but stores won't actually keep inventory for purchase in stock.
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It's experimenting with redesigned dressing rooms and hosting classes in its home department to teach shoppers how to do things like choose the right window treatments.
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The Property Brothers stars were recently tasked with the challenge of revamping two of Live with Kelly and Ryan's dressing rooms for the show's A-list guests.
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Mr. Kelly, now 20133, grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan; his father was a milkman, and his mother checked the dressing rooms at Macy's.
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We are constantly getting messages about sizing, people sending us pictures from inside Zara dressing rooms asking our opinions, and tagging us in their latest Zara purchases.
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At the end of the night, Jeremy sees Rachel and Coleman bidding adieu, and then follows Rachel into the dressing rooms where she's about to get changed.
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She shared a behind-the-scenes look, revealing that she and Kanye had separate dressing rooms while other guests, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend shared their own.
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Scene changes are cleverly managed through the use of mobile scaffolding that serves as staircases, windows, balconies, train compartments ("Shuffle off to Buffalo"), dressing rooms and more.
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In the 1980s, preteenagers like me took their first independent steps in parentless packs from the dressing rooms at the Limited to the Clinique counter at Macy's.
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There are the allegations he walked through dressing rooms at the teen competition while minors were undressed (which he partially admitted to in an interview with Howard Stern).
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" Bridget Sullivan, a former Miss New Hampshire, described Trump's visit to the dressing room in 2000: "The time that he walked through the dressing rooms was really shocking.
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Then there are the accounts of teenage beauty pageant contestants who told reporters that he had a nasty habit of walking into dressing rooms when they were naked.
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KB I thought you and I would co-try identical sacks and splattered jackets and emerge from the dressing rooms as twins in cashmere-melting-off-us outfits.
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Hours and hours of [time in] vans, dressing rooms and hotel rooms mean that an iPad, as sad as it sounds, is probably now the ultimate tour essential.
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But other photographs indicate that organizers might have showed some restraint when it came to uniforms and beauty salons in the dressing rooms, according to Williams, the historian.
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Yeah. So there were of course many practical things we had to do to make it a better theater, like providing wheelchair access and improving the dressing rooms.
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The White House residence offers its own living room, study and the Yellow Oval Room for grander entertaining — in addition to the bedrooms, kitchen, dining and dressing rooms.
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In addition to its online shop, MM.LaFleur operates a showroom in its New York City headquarters, which it's in the process of expanding from three to six dressing rooms.
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The players retreat to their own dressing rooms and there's a large practice area where every player at the event has his own computer - a virtual batting cage, essentially.
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Highlights include professional demonstrations of stunts, makeup application and weather special effects, as well as the opportunity to explore stars' dressing rooms and 20 working movie trailers and trucks.
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The industry is also providing female workers with portable toilets and dressing rooms — but to the frustration of many, the toilets are sometimes pink and adorned with floral patterns.
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Hang out near the dressing rooms at Forever 21 and make meaningful, unbroken eye contact with a woman trying on low-rise jeans for the first time in years.
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Lisa says she has spent "thousands of hours" in dressing rooms with other women, helping them find clothing that will "catalyze confidence," in the parlance of the company's tagline.
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They are in separate dressing rooms — "one needs a room to put the mask on," Broderick joked — and when it is time to head backstage, Parker departs hers first.
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But Cherry, with principles firmly rooted in the past, had his co-host, Ron MacLean, rolling his eyes by suggesting that women do not belong in male dressing rooms.
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In a busier scene, we watched the cast weave in and out of dressing rooms, gathering bits of costumes, as the countdown to places was announced in a loop.
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" But in Minnesota, where Target is headquartered, a Republican state senator has proposed a bill that would restrict access to restrooms, locker rooms and dressing rooms based on "biological sex.
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At 10 Sullivan in SoHo, a condo project that Property Markets is developing with Madison Equities, many larger apartments have expansive windowed dressing rooms measuring roughly 9 by 16 feet.
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Nordstrom also has a Local concept store, where shoppers have personal stylists to them help pick out clothing and accessories, dressing rooms to try them on, online ordering, and services.
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The longer I sit here struggling to paint this picture for you, the more I realize that most Broadway dressing rooms are akin to the cold water flats of yore.
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The abuse occurred in his dressing rooms, bathrooms, make-up rooms, the canteens at BBC Manchester and Television Centre in London, and a local church during the Radio 1 roadshow.
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The abuse occurred in his dressing rooms, bathrooms, make-up rooms, the canteens at BBC Manchester and Television Centre in London, and a local church during the Radio 216 roadshow.
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The master suite, which has oversize windows looking out onto the park, contains a seating area, two dressing rooms, a spalike bath, and a steam room with a rain shower.
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But also destroyed in the basement are five dressing rooms and most of its 215,000 props that were collected over 70 years, says Dean Gladden, managing director of Alley Theatre.
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The dank warren of dressing rooms under the stage and the absence of an area to load equipment were constant challenges as the county-owned theater scrambled to book performers.
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First there was a rumble of heavy footsteps, followed by a burst of applause and cheers that reverberated deep into the theater's subterranean dressing rooms and lasted nearly 100 minutes.
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He has been accused of grabbing women's breasts and buttocks, of planting his mouth on theirs out of nowhere, and busting into dressing rooms full of teenage girls and young women.
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Beyond the bloody floors of shantytown gyms and the wooden benches of dimly lit dressing rooms, Namman Muay is widely used by all sorts of normal, everyday folk. Athletes. Masseuses. Physiotherapists.
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While there's the usual fried chicken and meat tray requests, the rapper also has to have a copy of Chief Keef's CD, "Bang 3, Pt. 2" in all his dressing rooms.
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Still, integrating a voice aide that is popular among consumers - whether for bedside tables, dressing rooms, cars or even refrigerators - into the workplace would be a first for the technology industry.
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He could slip into the Madison Square Garden dressing rooms relatively unnoticed, and later told the story of how he did so one night in 19503, prior to a Carnera bout.
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The studio's moviemaking peak was from 1936 to 1952, when the site employed 2,1.93 people and had vast sound stages, dressing rooms and production facilities intended by Korda to rival Hollywood.
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The sandbags once piled up in the basement — after a calamitous storm sent rivers of mud down the hillside, over the stage and into the dressing rooms — have been carted away.
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Under Texas law, individuals are allowed to videotape others without their permission in public spaces with the exception of dressing rooms and bathrooms, but only if it's not for sexual purposes.
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Our first stop was the roof of a new building that Tepco had built to house offices, dressing rooms, a canteen and rest facilities for the 063,000 workers on the site.
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Trump has angered some voters with his insults of Mexican immigrants and hard line on immigration combined with his past statements about grabbing women or barging in on their dressing rooms.
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Her case may add fuel to assertions by social conservatives that policies allowing transgender people to use public restrooms and dressing rooms in accordance with their gender identity could lead to abuse.
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Carroll claims that she encountered Trump in the fall of 1995 or spring 1996 at the Bergdorf Goodman department store, where she says he attacked her in one of the dressing rooms.
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Then she returned to the stars' dressing area, where racks of frilly "Manon" costumes lined the halls outside the dressing rooms, ready to be moved in as soon as the matinee ended.
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It's conditioning like this — yes, something as simple as separate sections and dressing rooms for boys and girls — that's responsible for how we treat acts of gender neutrality, or gender-embrace, today.
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A lot of the background vocals and things like that were recorded in dressing rooms and hotel rooms and things like that on the road, because we had to get it done.
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While cleaning the dressing rooms at the end of a shift at one store, I remember I would often find beautiful clothes thrown on the floor, sometimes stained with lipstick and bronzer.
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The volatility that characterized much of Ms. Jackson and Mr. Wallach's stage work often carried over into their dressing rooms, with life imitating art over some technique or timing in a performance.
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Rows of chairs with towels and sandals are placed for the performers coming off the bloody stage, and absorbent mats and brown paper are taped along the path to their dressing rooms.
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The players union, the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA), recently filed a grievance over the league's new requirement that players stand for the national anthem or wait in their dressing rooms.
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Clare Barron on 'Dance Moms,' Teen Girls and Black Sheep Ballerinas The author of "Dance Nation" talks about her show and female adolescence, as it plays out in dressing rooms and daydreams.
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Experts reveal their biggest predictions for how retail will change in 20206 major ways that shopping has changed over the last decade, from the death of the mall to virtual dressing rooms
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That includes the Joyce, which recently made one of its patron restrooms all-gender and is in the process of making its backstage dressing rooms all-gender in time for these performances.
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In addition, dressing rooms, locker rooms and bathrooms in government buildings and public schools and universities must be designated for use based on a person's biological sex -- as listed on the birth certificate.
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There are ten million other little things they have to worry about: cleaning toilets, "recovering" panties, cleaning floor drains, emptying trash cans, peeling used sanitary pads out from behind mirrors in dressing rooms.
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On Instagram, you can see videos of, say, what it really looks like when American Ballet Theatre rehearses massive corps de ballet segments, or what prima ballerinas really do in their dressing rooms.
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Her pictures, taken in bedrooms and backstage dressing rooms, are evidence of her ability to gain trust and acceptance from those whom society might find repellent, and who in turn distrusted society themselves.
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That's what researchers in a classic study from 1998 found when they put female and male undergraduates in dressing rooms with a mirror and either swimsuits or sweaters in a range of sizes.
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The Republican Party nominated a candidate who faced more than a dozen serious accusations, who allegedly walked into dressing rooms full of naked teenage girls, and supported him to victory and unified government.
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For example, it used to be a big deal if a presidential candidate used a position of authority to burst into teenage beauty contestants' dressing rooms when they thought they would have privacy.
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The home's first floor also contains an en-suite guest bedroom off the hearth room, as well as a new master bedroom wing with a sitting room and dual bathrooms and dressing rooms.
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For most of Ghost Light takes place behind-the-scenes of the theater, in dressing rooms and stairwells, as phantoms of the theater cycle through their loops, each marooned from some closed production.
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In one instance, Red Star's players refused to return to the dressing rooms at half-time, preferring to loiter and piss on the pitch rather than risk bumping into him in the showers.
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Macy's, meanwhile, has set aside about 350 of its more productive stores to get a facelift, including expanded merchandise, remodeled dressing rooms, Starbucks coffee shops, couches for lounging and more, Gennette told the Journal.
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"After this many years, I don't make the habit of hanging out in other people's trailers, other people's dressing rooms, with one exception," Mulroney said, turning to face Roberts as she smiled at him.
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When there were no Thais around to bash up and/or make bleed, "the Boxing Computer" dispatched various big name nak muay farang (foreign kickboxers) to lick their wounds in half-lit dressing rooms.
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The update comes a week after the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) filed a grievance over the league's new requirement that players stand for the national anthem or wait in their dressing rooms.
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After starting as a single storefront in Brooklyn in 1941, Kleinfeld moved to Manhattan in 2005, to a sprawling new retail space with 28 dressing rooms, 17 fitting rooms, and 1,500 designer sample dresses.
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While acknowledging the stress of participating in competitive dance at a formative age, "Dance Nation" also highlights the surreal and exploratory dynamics of teen girlhood, as they play out in dressing rooms and daydreams.
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A few other clubs have opted, instead of investing in emerging VR technologies, to take a page from the cam site book and set up live streaming feeds of their stages and dressing rooms.
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We are speaking in the lacquered dressing rooms of the Millwall training ground, where Shaun and his teammates spend the majority of their working week running drills under the guidance of manager Neil Harris.
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Now our run on Broadway is over, the dressing rooms are cleaned out, the show is moving to London with a fresh cast, and we've all had to leave that church basement in Cyprus, Tex.
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The ground is askew, plants have grown over the grandstands, there is no light in the dressing rooms, and the din of local trains and trucks whizzing past makes it hard to hear one another.
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According to Van Meter, she also has multiple rooms in her closet, including one for just handbags and shoes, as well as dressing rooms, which she often posts on Instagram when she shares her fittings.
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Shopping for clothing in particular tires me out, and after a couple hours of sifting through racks and sweating profusely in small dressing rooms, I'm ready to grab a drink and call it a day.
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Teams and their delegates are "expressly prohibited from bringing the beverage products of competitors of The Coca-Cola Company or Anheuser-Busch InBev" into stadiums, dressing rooms, media centers and interview rooms, FIFA rules say.
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KinWhere: 8555 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA 90069History: On September 18th, 2012, the West Hollywood boutique Kin's employees grew concerned after Amanda Bynes locked herself in one of their dressing rooms for nearly two hours.
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Those most successful have employed sophisticated data gathering and analytics to better tailor offers to customers' tastes while providing perks that Amazon cannot match, such as private dressing rooms, members-only stores or beauty workshops.
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Bulgaria's captain, Ivelin Popov, appeared to have a heated debate with a section of home fans, asking them to stop the chants, as the rest of the players went to the dressing rooms at halftime.
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Back here, the men would come into the dressing rooms of the divas, and proposition the dancers in the "foyer de la danse," an opulent mirrored chamber that Garnier designed as, basically, a hunting ground.
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After being adopted from a kill shelter at the age of 9, Chunk became Handler's constant companion, a permanent fixture in her dressing rooms and even the cover star of her book Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang.
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The yacht's two master staterooms have sitting areas, hi-tech dressing rooms that light up upon entering, and master baths covered in glowing slabs of marble that are illuminated by LED lights embedded beneath the stone.
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Over a decade later, sitting in one of the many dressing rooms nestled in the rabbit warren around the 3,100-capacity venue, you do kind of wonder whether it's transcended the counterculture spirit it began with.
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In addition to 3,000 pieces of merchandise curated daily, the store includes stylists, a coffee cart, space for evening programming and networking events, desk space for co-working, a beauty bar and some 20 dressing rooms.
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The closest thing to an image of a body in the store is an armless, noseless 19th-century replica of a Greek statue, enduring and imperfect, that stands against the back wall between the dressing rooms.
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Anchored above the dressing rooms, and across from the table, is a webcam that streams directly to the site's homepage in real-time; shoppers are encouraged to get comfortable on the other side of the camera.
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The bunny, the goose and the four babies who perform in rotation are likely clearing out their dressing rooms as Jez Butterworth's epic drama, which won the Tony Award for best play, ends its Broadway run.
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We later viewed the same chaos from one of those dressing rooms, where a faded star considered what it means to go out on the stage again, the audience knowing her lines before she says them.
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In appearances on Howard Stern's radio show, Trump has openly bragged that one of the benefits of owning a set of beauty pageants was his ability to go strolling through dressing rooms to check out naked models.
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With 15 years into the business and over 900 stores worldwide, Minkoff has always been an early adopter of technology: from smart dressing rooms to smart handbags, and even being the first to stream her runway show.
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Men came in wearing NorthFace jackets, hoodies, and brightly colored sneakers, while stylists with measuring tape around their necks ran back and forth from the back room to the dressing rooms, holding MacBook Airs with one hand.
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In a light-filled conference room at IMG's Manhattan headquarters, he described childhood visits to the dreaded husky department and the "shaming experience" of shopping in mainstream stores, where dressing rooms are now the stuff of nightmares.
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Both the Chatsworth, a project by the HFZ Capital Group at 2000 West 72nd Street, and 20 East End Avenue, by the Corigin Real Estate Group, have numerous apartments with bedroom-size, windowed or double dressing rooms.
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But if you'd like something to read, let me recommend (aside from all our London and Milan coverage) this piece about Christopher Bailey's Burberry swan song and a look inside Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski's dressing rooms.
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With the teams in the dressing rooms, he climbed over the boundary fence and onto the pitch before stripping off, exposing himself to the world and sliding about on the slippery turf-protector in sheer and total glee.
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Once the show begins, the producer usually takes his place just off-stage — right after doing one last tour of the dressing rooms, where he checks in on artists, making sure everybody's happy and addressing any pressing problems.
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" He employed the same strategy at Walker Tower, a condominium at 212 West 18th Street completed in 2013, he said, to create dressing rooms that are "probably three times what you would consider a reasonable walk-in closet.
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Unlike kitchens and bathrooms, which are usually move-in ready at closing, most dressing rooms in new developments come largely empty, said Nicole Siciliano-Trazzera, the sales director for 20 East End Avenue at Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.
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Further, the lawyers said the accounts were not admissible because they described events that fit no pattern, that took place in different cities in varying locations from dressing rooms to hotel suites and that were sometimes decades apart.
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"I will choose to remember him as the funny, smart little kid who joked around, who had fun, who roller skated with me, club treehouses in our dressing rooms," he said after Coleman's 2010 death, according to Essence.
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They emerged from a Minneapolis basement in 214, destroyed everything in their path (tour vans, hotels, dressing rooms, audiences) and then disappeared for 2000 years—but not before creating some of the most vital rock'n'roll of our times.
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Proposition 1 sought to repeal the city's nondiscrimination ordinance, which allows people to use public restrooms, locker rooms and dressing rooms consistent with their gender and prohibits employment and public accommodation discrimination against transgender and gender nonconforming people.
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A rotating replica of a Baroque theater (a dominant element of Charles Edwards's set) reveals the actors and dancers readying themselves in cluttered dressing rooms, then spins around to show us the performance as viewed from the wings.
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The one-time New Edition member took the stage with his sons, Cassius and Bobby Brown Jr. When his presenting duties were complete, Brown exited with his arms proudly around his brood as they headed to their dressing rooms.
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"As far as the rumors surrounding him coming backstage and things like that, dressing rooms -- absolutely not," she told TMZ, but Blair was not present at the 1997 Miss Teen USA pageant, where Trump was accused of walking in.
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Trump's response:Trump appeared to admit to this behavior when he boasted in an April 2005 interview with radio host Howard Stern that he regularly walked into contestants' dressing rooms on the beauty pageants he owned while women were unclothed.
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The outlet adds that the star, his crew and fans also saved the equivalent of 13,200 water bottles throughout his 89 shows and also recycled more than 6,500 gallons of water from buses, offices, dressing rooms and backstage areas.
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The new building has contemporary amenities that matter for theatermakers, like dressing rooms and a wardrobe office, and allows the company to consolidate work that had been spread across the city, including its administrative offices and its youth company.
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Kenny G showed up in the guests' dressing rooms while Corden was introducing them — beginning with actor Ray Romano, who opened his door to reveal the musician playing the saxophone behind him, surrounded by vases of roses that mimicked West's setup.
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At the end of a bad-tempered last 16 first leg derby at the Nou Camp that Barca won 4-1, the players clashed near the dressing rooms after leaving the pitch and had to be separated by security personnel.
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In those written 911 logs, emergency dispatchers summarize the calls they received as a gunman opened fire and then stalked those injured or hiding inside restrooms, dressing rooms or the office of the popular LGBT club on its Saturday Latin Night.
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While trying on the clothes and checking each other out, their original clothes are stolen out of their dressing rooms, leading them to their next dare – to steal the expensive clothing or run out of the store in their skivvies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The NFL players union filed a grievance on Tuesday over the league's new requirement that players stand for the national anthem or wait in their dressing rooms, a policy that followed President Donald Trump's denunciation of pregame protests.
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Though Napoli overhauled the dressing rooms before the visit of Real Madrid in the Champions League last year — to try to make the stadium seem a little less outdated — it remains a crumbling, menacing place, its hostility a badge of honor.
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It's an hour-long guided tour of the building, which takes you through the backstage area as if you were an artist performing on the show itself, going through the various dressing rooms and then out into the main auditorium.
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The idea for "Behind the Curtain," an ambitious special section of The New York Times that chronicles the dressing rooms of Broadway actors from the early 1920s to today, stemmed from a deep dive in the "morgue," the paper's archive.
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" But for nearly a century, the spaces where stars are themselves before taking the stage have remained the same, Ms. Chambers added: "In a city where so much has changed, Broadway is a stalwart and the dressing rooms are so unchanged.
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Long said to have the worst dressing rooms on Broadway, the Helen Hayes has been renovated to remedy that situation, as well as to expand the bathrooms substantially, enable access for those with disabilities and add better equipment for maneuvering sets.
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Before the performances, the children hang out in their dressing rooms, which take up two floors in the narrow backstage tower, whiling away the time playing cards, Jenga and Clue and making up dances, said Krystal Rowley, the head child guardian.
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Mindy McGillivray told the Palm Beach Post that Trump grouped her butt at Mar-a-Lago in 2003, and five Miss Teen USA pageant contestants told BuzzFeed that Trump would enter the contestants' dressing rooms while the girls were changing.
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The new SoHo pop-up, located at 577 Broadway, has iPads in each of the dressing rooms that are personalized to the customer and also offer a single-tap button that calls an associate for a new size or some other question.
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Here's what he's working with: his own stairwell entrance, 2 dressing rooms AND 2 closets (all part of one elaborate wardrobe area), a steam shower and tub with a skylight above, TWO balcony areas with an outdoor hot tub and a kitchenette.
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Since the leaks from the reunion shows became more and more frequent, Cohen asked the producers to cut the audio to the dressing rooms inhibiting the hair and makeup teams, who watch a live feed of the show taping, from listening in.
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The new closets of choice are full-fledged dressing rooms the size of stand-alone bedrooms, arrangements with two separate walk-ins for couples, and windowed rooms with precious natural light and views that were once reserved for the main living areas.
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By the time I made it to the show's offices, a handful of staff members were gathered in the doorway of one of the hosts' dressing rooms, crowing over the fact that CNN had already run a clip of the Booker interview.
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The nine tented suites are big, with a sitting room and bar, separate bathrooms and dressing rooms, indoor and outdoor showers, and sliding louvered shutters that open onto an ample deck, from which to spy the exotic wildlife just out of reach.
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Titled "What He Believes," the ad touches on the accusations of sexual assault against Mr. Trump, his tape-recorded boasts about forcing himself on women, his penchant for wandering into beauty pageant dressing rooms and his remarks insulting the appearance of women through the years.
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"The ability to see how something looks on you, be it a cashmere sweater or a shade of eye shadow, was a competitive advantage brick-and-mortars had, until improvements like VR dressing rooms and customer service chatbots started embracing those missing functions," Byer said.
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His image has been emblazoned on a mural outside the dressing rooms deep inside Sporting's Estádio José Alvalade, and the club's fans will offer a lavish welcome when he takes to the field for Real Madrid, against Sporting, in the Champions League on Tuesday.
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It's a casually brilliant tracking shot tour of the strip club where Destiny (Constance Wu), as the "new girl," walks from the dancers' dressing rooms out onto the floor where men lustily cheer and shower money on the women who work at the club.
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Still, the racism Anderson experienced at home followed her for the rest of her career: traveling to concerts in the "Jim Crow car" of trains, being denied performances at "whites-only" venues, and being shut out of dressing rooms or hotel rooms reserved in her own name.
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Why it matters: With eight dressing rooms, onsite tailoring, a wine-and-beer bar — but no actual merchandise — it adds detail to a trend in which department stores are turning to smaller format outlets to cut costs, reach out to urban shoppers, and compete with e-retailers.
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Adele always seemed ambivalent about huge arena gigs and has been enjoying a private life with her young family away from the dressing rooms and tour buses of life on the road, so the fact she's embarked on these dates at all is reason to be happy.
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You're behind closed doors (or curtains), so you've got all the privacy in the world to take as many snaps as you need to get that perfect picture, and most dressing rooms have solid-colored surroundings, or even luxe decor, that makes the image really pop.
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The opening game of the weekend between Parma and SPAL was plunged into chaos when players were told to return to their dressing rooms just minutes before kickoff, following a request from Italy's sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora to stop matches immediately due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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For the current generation of players at Crvena Zvezda — the club known to the English-speaking world as Red Star Belgrade — they are inescapable: in the dressing rooms at the training facility, in the foyer as they walk into the stadium everyone in Serbia calls the Marakana.
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Mr. Trump is a well-known public figure, the Republican nominee for president, and someone who has made remarks about walking in on beauty pageant contestants in their dressing rooms and his ability to kiss and grab women with impunity due merely to his celebrity status.
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This location was both a pet-friendly and tech-driven retail concept; there are touchscreens that deliver selected styles and sizing directly to dressing rooms equipped with fully customizable lighting (from "golden" to "cool" and "sexy time") and a phone plug-in for charging or playing tunes.
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When Ms. Horan wrapped up work about famous actors who got their start on Broadway in the early 1980s for T's Fall 2018 issue, she realized how many great stage actors, like Zoe Caldwell and Joel Grey, were photographed in their dressing rooms over the years by The Times.
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Last week, workers were putting the final touches on sleek state-of-the-art lighting towers and a network of new dressing rooms, as a long-anticipated $75 million restoration project comes to an end with an inaugural performance by Savion Glover, the tap dancer, on July 15.
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I would try on my findings in the shabby Loehmann's communal dressing rooms, where women of all shapes and sizes and backgrounds competed for mirror space, and I would delight in getting a Loehmann's receipt that would show me exactly how much money I'd saved off the retail price.
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After the shooting, the police converged on the mall and were making a store-by-store sweep of the 440,000-square-foot mall, looking for survivors, some of whom had locked themselves in dressing rooms and other areas, too frightened to come out, KIRO, a television station in Seattle, reported.
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Remember that Trump himself stands accused of a long list of sexual misdeeds, from barging into the dressing rooms of teenage beauty contestants to groping a woman on an airplane, to a credible accusation of rape made less than a month ago, to bragging about grabbing women by the genitals.
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Around the same time, the school was offered the opportunity to buy its East 24th Street building, which was located across the street from the experimental theater La MaMa, next door to New York Theater Workshop, and included a theater space, offices, dressing rooms and a downstairs class area, for $21,22015.
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The clue is in the name: For prices starting at 299 pounds per game (about $385), and rising to £15,000 (about $19,240) per season for so-called premium access, fans can buy access to the area around the tunnel that leads from the Etihad Stadium's dressing rooms to the pitch itself.
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Big black SUVs would arrive to pick us up for shoots and appearances; she had dressing rooms with her name on the door; brands clamored to send her products like cashmere dog toys from Barneys, $1,000 dog beds from Jonathan Adler, and quilted barn jackets from Canine Styles (a lifestyle brand for dogs).
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" The goal posts would be painted pink and the players would wear shorts "as close as possible to hot pants," the article noted, adding that there would be "beauty salons" in the dressing rooms "so the girls can present themselves for interviews and public ceremonies complete with false eyelashes, lipstick and an attractive hairdo.
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The Wortham Theater Center, a major performing arts venue that's home to the Houston Grand Opera and the Houston Ballet, was the most affected: the basement, which houses its rehearsal rooms, dressing rooms and one-third of the mechanical equipment that operates the theater, was flooded with 12 feet of water and rendered unusable.
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Gary McCluskie, who is leading the team from Diamond Schmitt Architects designing the hall, said that the space that once housed the organ extended through three stories backstage and had been transformed into dressing rooms and other spaces used by musicians and artists — cramped areas that many in the hall would like to see improved.
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But after Todd played a 2008 clip from Howard Stern's radio show, in which Trump boasted about finding excuses to go into the dressing rooms before his pageants to see the women naked, Giuliani essentially started arguing that Trump had been joking around because he wasn't yet a politician who had handlers telling him not to.
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MEGHAN MARKLE SPORTS DIOR DRESS REMINISCENT OF WEDDING GOWN AT ROYAL AIR FORCE EVENT If the new stores are anything like the original, which opened its doors in October 2017, fans can look forward to lush amenities like on-site stylists, tailors, manicures, coffee and alcohol, as well as eight dressing rooms and a lounge space, Forbes reported.
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DAZN, the streaming service showing the Álvarez versus Kovalev fight, opted to delay its start until after Masvidal had defeated Diaz, conceding to the popularity of the U.F.C. As the delay grew to 90 minutes, Álvarez and Kovalev were shown relaxing on the leather couches in their dressing rooms, eyes closed with boxing gear fully on.
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William Dodds, a superintendent in an Ohio school district that is suing the government after being found in violation of Title IX, told the court that if the new definition of sex had been in place when its schools were being remodeled, it might well have gotten rid of communal bathrooms and changing areas and installed lockable dressing rooms.
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The political backdrop for these murders has been a series of policy attacks on transgender people, from bills in the Tennessee statehouse targeting trans people that would expand public indecency laws to bathrooms, locker rooms and dressing rooms to a Department of Health and Human Services rule that could allow discrimination against transgender people in health care.
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There are décor and impulse-buy touches borrowed from the 21 playbook: vases of leafy green fronds and jars of individually wrapped Korean face masks, the sort of thing that might confuse the bubbes and babushkas of yore, who once stripped down to their underpinnings in the big store's old communal dressing rooms, or even before.
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The department chains failed to bolster their digital platforms enough or install the right strategies to lure customers inside their stores, Cramer said, adding that improved delivery services are making it easier for consumers to try on clothes in the privacy of their own homes — rather than using in-store dressing rooms — and return items that they don't want.
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The Ars Nova staging, which ran for just 39 performances, was a sensation, as much for the environmental production as the energetic storytelling: In an effort to disorient patrons, Ms. Lien routed ticketholders downstairs and past dressing rooms into a makeshift nightclub where actors and musicians performed atop bars and between banquettes while patrons ate black bread and rattled shakers.
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Ailes was a major supporter of President Donald Trump, who has used beauty pageants (he co-owned Miss Universe, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA) to achieve his business goals around the world — and boasted that he could walk in on contestants, naked in their dressing rooms ("I'm allowed to go in because I'm the owner of the pageant and therefore I'm inspecting it").
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E. Jean Carroll When it allegedly happened: 1995 or 1996 Where it allegedly happened: The Bergdorf Goodman department store in New York City What she said: In excerpts in her new book, Carroll claims that she encountered Trump at the department store where she says he attacked her in one of the dressing rooms after pressing her to try on lingerie and pulling her toward the dressing room.
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Don't get me wrong, it was cool to see all the dressing rooms and the members' plaques on the wall, as well as learning the history of the building such as the mural which survived the Nashville floods a few years back, but I was a bit disappointed we didn't get to stand in the circle of wood from the Ryman on stage (it's covered over for their Christmas show).
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" She also shared a sweet anecdote about the pair's love, telling reporters, "I remember, we were together right before the Grammy's and I said to Russell – I used to have a dressing room in the same row as Ciara at one point, she was on a show and I was on a show, but our dressing rooms were in the hallway – I said, 'You know, this woman has such a beautiful spirit.
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" In the excerpts, Carroll claims that she encountered "one of New York's most famous men" in the fall of 1995 or spring 1996 at the Bergdorf Goodman department store, where she says he attacked her in one of the dressing rooms after pressing her to try on lingerie and pulls her toward the dressing room, where he "unzips his pants, and, forcing his fingers around my private area, thrusts his penis halfway -- or completely, I'm not certain -- inside me.
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Read more: Billionaire Tom Steyer is running for president — here's everything we know about the net worth and personal finances of each 2020 Democratic presidential candidateAccording to an in-depth June report from The Washington Post, Biden's contracts for speaking engagements often included allocations for travel to allow Biden to fly on a private plane and be driven by a private driver in a town car, and required his dressing rooms to be stocked with coffee, Coca-Cola, and a full-length mirror.
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