Trump would be deposed, under oath, about his sexual escapades.
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Other less notable examples include teens livestreaming their sexual escapades.
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A mere footnote in the diabolical escapades of Suge Knight.
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Others go to more dangerous extremes with their fasting escapades.
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His escapades often elicited as much public sympathy as disapproval.
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But there's so much more to Morales than those two escapades.
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" A New Jersey outlet summed up his political escapades as "strange.
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They seemed utterly bewildered by the undersea escapades they'd just witnessed.
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There was a dramatic escalation in the Senate's milk-drinking escapades.
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A: My escapades in "Don't Look Down," are certainly high-risk.
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This keeps me from taking breaks that turn into [never-ending] escapades.
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But her need for a sense of purpose went beyond such escapades.
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What, they ask, do Weiner's escapades have to do with Clinton's campaign?
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I had flown to Denmark a few days earlier, for other escapades.
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After Scott's escapades in Cannes, he's got problems on the home front.
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There were wild parties fueled by drugs and alcohol, and epic sexual escapades.
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We open, once more, with Gypsy's internet escapades in middle of the night.
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There were no cringeworthy bits involving unfunny songs or escapades with "normal" people.
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In the end, Alex didn't go to jail for his bachelor party escapades.
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Stories of drunken weekend escapades or even money conversations can make people uncomfortable.
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" And you don&apost get the sexual escapades of shows like "Vanderpump Rules.
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Before Kim Kardashian, there was Hilton and her socialite-in-a-simple-world escapades.
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Read on for Lopez's travel album, and check out more of her escapades here.
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While displaced, Haemi finds solace in her evening escapades with her childhood friend, Kyunghwan.
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Pausing on the escapades of the Venezuelan leader Simón Bolívar, Dr. Ruggiero grew animated.
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The aunt exposed her mother's escapades and won custody of a child left traumatized.
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More silence from Putin on what he knows about Trump's finances or other escapades?
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There's a kind of homegrown spiritualism on display in her own increasingly desperate escapades.
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But Bowers says that behind closed doors, both legends liked to have same-sex escapades.
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Further, the users found talking with a native speaker helped with their escapades while traveling.
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The show followed the pair on their escapades in small-town and later, corporate America.
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According to Quartz's calculations, Sunday's escapades knocked $4 billion off the digital currency's market value.
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Gilles insists Mel was totally in on and aware of the sexual escapades with Belafonte.
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The low-brow escapades of these digital luminaries have earned them each millions of fans.
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For casual weekend trips and spring break escapades alike, bring along a GoPro action camera.
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Plenty of presidents had extramarital sexual escapades, most famously Thomas Jefferson and John F. Kennedy.
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And if Redoine's escapades sound like stories from Hollywood blockbusters, and it's because they are.
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She was mellow on the weekend, but her past added suspense to her twentysomething escapades.
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Junie's escapades aren't always believable, either, but Kristin Stokes carries them out with appropriate moxie.
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Erotic escapades can fuel legendary adventures, but they can also be the stuff of nightmares.
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After the soaring ambition of White's empire, the escapades in "El Camino" feel small-bore.
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Specifically, the memos describe a number of sexual escapades caught on video at FSB-monitored hotels.
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And, if you ask us, their escapades are some of the purest expressions of affection around.
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And they spoke about their hormonal escapades (or lack thereof) in smart, Aaron Sorkin-esque dialogue.
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So, maybe after this summer's private escapades, you'll see them on a commercial liner again soon.
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For example: the 14 escapades it took before he managed to get out of his native Cuba.
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Tuning into Teigen's Snapchat cooking escapades is nothing new for us, but her buttery, coconut, burger buns?
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It is easy to see why Trump staffers such as Anonymous want more credit for their escapades.
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Boback spoke about the uploads in the same gleeful way that he had spoken about other escapades.
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In the final episodes, Kourtney even left Scott, taking the baby with her, following his drunken escapades.
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The homepage of w0rm's site usually includes quotes ripped from media reports, describing the hacker's various escapades.
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Should you encounter a ghost in your Halloween escapades, don't panic, but don't get too friendly, either.
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There are the hellacious bus rides and south-of-the-border escapades of his minor league years.
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However, his last two escapades with both Cro Cop and Sonnen are the most exasperating of all.
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The former can look forward to a month of romantic escapades and fulfilling modernization projects at work.
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Over time, the legend grows in direct proportion to the size and scope of the perceived escapades.
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Some of the dossier's more outlandish claims, including salacious accounts of sexual escapades, have not been confirmed.
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The star constantly uploads her cosmetic escapades to Snapchat, including body tattoos, brow tattoos, and a septum piercing.
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" Des Barres exposed all her shocking escapades 31 years ago in her 1987 memoir, "I'm With the Band.
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He became the de-facto person other people went to talk to about fashion or their sexual escapades.
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Amber's escapades involves an Ever After-meets-Aladdin-level fake identity ruse as she hungrily pursues a story.
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As far as drug escapades, there are too many to mention and you'll have to read the book.
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The pieces draw on everything from her volcano-scaling escapades to the death of her solitary downstairs neighbor.
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They might be inside clothes for now, but the investment is in consideration of their future outside escapades.
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In 1966, he shared his first screenwriting credit for "Gambit," about a cat burglar's escapades, starring Michael Caine.
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I recently saw a few guys sum up the numbers of their nightly escapades in our Whatsapp group.
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In a video documenting the hoppy feat, Farnan records his shotgunning escapades, one Coors Light at a time.
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So don't go too wild when you dream of those out-of-office escapades, but absolutely make the ask.
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Club Med Homesick Candles, $29.95, available at HomesickThe new collection is inspired by resort escapades and empty, sandy beaches.
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Mr Cianci's escapades (often thuggish and sometimes illegal) and his quips (which also became famous) frequently overshadowed his accomplishments.
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The backlash to Clinton's sexual escapades and slippery character contributed to the election of the evangelical George W. Bush.
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Even Republicans, who pilloried and then impeached the president for his sexual escapades, admired Clintonism for its political suppleness.
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But tales of untreated cases or post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS) have cast a pall over summer escapades.
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Whether you're unlucky in love or don't have time for romantic escapades, being unattached has its ups and downs.
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Jensen's sweet-tart humor and frothy escapades have made "Agatha Raisin" one of the streaming site's most-watched series.
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Audience Score: 44%Critic Score: 55%The drama follows the escapades of a mafia criminal who's planning to retire.
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The people realize they have paid for Putin's foreign escapades via lower pensions and wages, sanctions and higher inflation.
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He drew on his escapades in critically acclaimed memoirs and autobiographical novels, developing a cult following, especially in Britain.
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On Thursday, Reynolds updated the world on his escapades, revealing that his counter-trolling efforts had been themselves counter-trolled.
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Keep your knives sharp for all of your recipe video escapades with this best-selling knife sharpener for 60% off.
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In real life, however, Aniston's roommate escapades have involved a slightly more unlikely cast of characters — including, randomly, a ghost.
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The final hour of the film is devoted to the couple's ensuing escapades as they try to unmask the killer.
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Ilana's and Abbi's escapades are joyful precisely because they take precedence over serious matters such as jobs and romantic partners.
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VR promises to change our relationship with what's real, giving us otherwise impossible experiences and sensory escapades into the unknown.
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Martinez's escapades entered the book, more or less unaltered, through Sammy, a shot-caller who takes Romy under her wing.
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Whenever I tune into the goofy escapades that Jake Peralta and the Brooklyn Nine-Nine crew get into, I laugh.
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The board found that he had, on a number of occasions, used school time and equipment for his sexual escapades.
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Quand il décrit clairement des escapades pédophiles, surtout avec des garçons pré-pubères, c'est aux Philippines que cela se passe.
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It also excavates Mr. Wenner's personal life, including his complicated homosexuality, drug use, sexual escapades, familial friction and frequent feuds.
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Frontierland, based on the escapades of cowboys and pioneers in the American Old West, featured few attractions at the start.
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He is a poet and aspiring alcoholic, and has in the past assisted me during my culinary and literary escapades.
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Monday practices were the worst because those were the days when the boys would recount their sexual escapades from the weekend.
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In the film, Clorinda Bradford was Nola's previous roommate who moved out when she got tired of witnessing Nola's sexual escapades.
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"Escapades of a Bipolar Princess" As fate would have it, Maxwell came across a flier in 2001 advertising a disability festival.
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Though Nicole compared herself to "a silent assassin" for keeping her escapades off camera, something did come out at the reunion.
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Mr. Diaz spoke with a measure of wonder about the spectacle of the party's presumptive nominee discussing Mr. Clinton's sexual escapades.
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This German singer's songs are ostensibly about heartbreak, material excess, partying and other escapades, but they're also about pop music itself.
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Jägermeister is a staple of many late-night escapades, but now it's bringing a taste of morning to the iconic liqueur.
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The platforms and personal websites are fine if you want to talk about sports, relate your kids' latest escapades or shop.
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On the case is Texas Ranger Darren Matthews, whose previous escapades had driven him to alcoholism and almost ruined his marriage.
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Paterson's work demands consistency, routine, punctuation and safety (no speedy action-flick escapades here), which create a kind of meditative flow.
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They bond over juvenile hobbies and, after a slew of escapades, finally push their much-too-patient parents over the edge.
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Alluding to Trump's alleged escapades in a Moscow hotel room, this flag provides a perfect metaphor for the country's current predicament.
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From international escapades to intergalactic adventures, fans have spent decades following expert thief Carmen Sandiego all over the map through video games.
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Times that by ten lovely weekends in Provence, and French taxpayers probably shelled out at at least 140,000 for the general's escapades.
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" As for how closely the onscreen shenanigans lineup with their real-life escapades, Dave says, "What you see is what you get.
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It's a day after I got back and this all went down and I have nearly lost my voice after these escapades.
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At least he wasn't like his friend Wags (David Constabile), whose whole life was a string of cheating escapades and failed marriages.
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In honor of today's green holiday, we're looking back at the times stars have candidly shared their funniest tales of marijuana escapades.
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It looks like season four of "Silicon Valley" will follow his and Erlich Bachman's escapades as they take control of Pied Piper.
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Players post videos with running commentary about their escapades with the dizzying train ride and other elements of the special Tate gallery.
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But sources told Vanity Fair that Epstein made little effort to conceal his island escapades with girls who appeared to be teens.
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It's music for provincial fairgrounds and library car parks, music that soundtracks adolescent escapades and feats of dering-do that'll go unrepeated.
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The mall made an appearance in "Clueless," the 1995 film that chronicled the escapades of a group of wealthy high school students.
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The TV personality has been taking to social media to document her at-home escapades, including Peloton workouts and family TikTok videos.
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Family getaways were impromptu escapades, where lodging was found on the fly, on an Amish farm or in a brothel's spare room.
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Another thing to remember is that Soleimani and his foreign escapades may have been the delight of the ruling mullahs in Tehran.
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ALLAN HUTCHINSON, TORONTO To the Editor: I have been watching the unprofessional escapades of our president like a bad action-movie thriller.
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The board's lawyer or property manager should send the shareholder a firm letter addressing both the harassment and the late-night escapades.
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Schiele was arrested because of his erotic escapades, while Iggy Pop was arrested, with David Bowie, on marijuana possession charges in 1976.
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Though the perceived anonymity can be a bonus, there's another plus too—many customers have Bitcoin from their own scams or cybercrime escapades.
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Look, as odd as Tom DeLonge's post-Blink escapades keep getting, you can't deny that the man is serious about what he does.
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But Mr Macron will have less patience, and the escapades of the illiberal easterners could push others to his side of the debate.
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The 2006 election also coincided with a money scandal involving Jack Abramoff, a Republican lobbyist, which has many echoes of Mr Manafort's escapades.
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This neglected step in your sexual escapades can be the key to an even more explosive main course, though — whatever that may be.
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The Tap can go a whopping nine hours before needing to be charged, so even your longest escapades can have a lasting soundtrack.
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He was suspended until he issued an apology in May, even though Ugandan newspapers regularly report cases of priests caught in sex escapades.
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Amir (as he is known) recently released a music video where an actor pretending to be Trump engages in sexual escapades in Moscow.
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If the office's policy is to take the same view toward the prime minister's other recent escapades, it would appear to be working.
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The house and the vacation become the backdrop for reliving bittersweet memories — and the scene for the sexual escapades Blanca pursues as solace.
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She started to have multiple sexual partners—all of whom were aware of her relationship status—and would tell her boyfriend about her escapades.
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While the couple generally keeps a low profile these days, Hemsworth has taken to sharing his various escapades in scaring Cyrus on social media.
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On social media, McGrath often posts about the family's escapades, which range from baking Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles brownies, to campaigning in Halloween costumes.
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In an exclusive first look at Matt Tyrnauer's film, Bowers makes some bold claims about sexual escapades with actors Cary Grant and Randolph Scott.
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Maddalena sews at the factory but desperately wants to be a mother, while her husband's nighttime escapades threaten to unravel all their hard work.
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"It should be clear in Pyongyang that no one is going to exonerate the DPRK for such escapades," he said, referring to missile tests.
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If Saturday night's action was anything to go by, the national scene can look forward to plenty of international escapades in the future too.
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He was too young to serve in World War II and a bit too old to partake in 1960s "free love and drug" escapades.
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Mr. Lowe is skewered about his sex tape, his nanny escapades and his acting career under the oversight of the roast master, David Spade.
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Click on to see our picks, and let us know in the comments if you'll be adding Ivy Revel to your online shopping escapades.
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The two joked that while Clinton's sexual escapades led to impeachment, Trump had faced allegations of affairs and harassment and emerged largely unscathed politically.
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Maddalena sews at a factory, but desperately wants to be a mother, while her husband's nighttime escapades threaten to unravel all their hard work.
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The crush in question had a Live Journal where she'd write about her own romantic escapades and those stories became an inspiration for Orlando.
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Goethe writes with affection about the wide-open world of the actor, which is full of escapades and love affairs, bed tricks and impersonations.
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Daniels's attorney, Michael Avenatti, gets more face time on CNN than some of the channel's anchors, as CNN doubles down on covering sexual escapades.
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Or his nine million sexual escapades, which have dwindled from sort-of-shocking to really-really-depressing as he's aged and gone more untethered.
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In a small Colombian village like this, every family has a gay member, many of whom have their first escapades while still in the closet.
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THE ROLE: Hulk Hogan, the 60-something ring-warrior whose panting escapades have been caught on tape, and who has a penchant for bushy 'staches.
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Aubrey Plaza stars as virginal valedictorian Brandy Klark who decides to draw up a list of sexual escapades to complete before heading off to college.
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With news of Johnny Manziel's latest escapades making the rounds late Sunday night, it became clearer than ever that this franchise is a blank slate.
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The book gave fans a rare, intimate glimpse into the drinking, drug use and sexual escapades that went on in professional baseball at that time.
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In the midst of the current "frozen renaissance," here are a few scoops of history and science to enlighten your ice cream escapades this summer.
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Their James Bond–like escapades add an element of fun while fueling the background mystery of why all this is happening to the Baudelaire family.
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As the ghostwriter contends with underworld escapades, farcical publishing-industry posturing, and his gnomic subject, he becomes obsessed with the boundary between fiction and reality.
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In a preview of the book, obtained by the New York Daily News, Teresa says there were full blown shower escapades, and nocturnal nookie sessions.
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Born on March 6, 1927, García Márquez defined the writing style known as magical realism, but his escapades in real life were just as noteworthy.
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Born on March 6, 1927, García Márquez was known for the writing genre magical realism, but his escapades in real life were just as noteworthy.
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But so was Roger Moore, whose suave James Bond seemed always so amused, in oh-so-British a way, by all the spy-game escapades.
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He told me about escapades in New York and parties in his rooftop apartment in New Delhi where drag queens danced on a moonlit terrace.
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Hogan's lawyers were allowed to look through Gawker's computers, and they found that employees' Campfire chats included NSFW comments about Hogan's escapades and his penis.
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Yeun and Pak, 32, regularly share glimpses into life with their son on social media, from trips to the park to teeth-brushing escapades and more.
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Bacon gambled, usually losing, and his sexual escapades, mostly in retrospect by his late 50s, tended to the rough stuff, the violent couplings of his paintings.
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Yeun and Pak regularly share glimpses into life with their first son on social media, from trips to the park to teeth-brushing escapades and more.
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Rodman gave the gory details to Vice -- explaining how pushing the boundaries during certain sexual escapades resulted in emergency room visits to repair his wounded soldier.
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One post also detailed Reid's baseless speculation that Crist was miserable on his honeymoon and fantasized about having sexual escapades with "male waiters" the whole time.
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If these simple, but long overdue, process protections can be restored, perhaps Director Comey's peripatetic media and Congressional escapades may actually produce some good after all.
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Thoreau has inspired a raft of back-to-nature escapades among liberals and leftists as well, a heritage that runs from E.B. White to hippy communes.
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Tabitha's complicated arc of love, reclusion, and magic, immortalized through a neverending series of escapades made the show a classic treasure for many of its fans.
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WATCH: Culinary Escapades in Copenhagen with Kadeau He tells the class they need to remember to talk about all that they've learned once they've gone home.
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Quick bit of advice for my aspiring criminals out there: Maybe, when you try to pull off some escapades, don't wear clothing intended to attract attention.
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The family of three have been steadily creating their own traditions as their son gets older, and are great at sharing their picture-perfect escapades on Instagram.
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It seems Frankel's frenemy left RHONY for reasons deeper than a simple feud — and those revelations perfectly explain Radziwill's current escapades far outside of the Bravo bubble.
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Between the '80s soundtrack, the confusing setting, and the show's unapologetic dialogue, the British students and their sexual escapades are just about all people can talk about.
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Black jeans that aren't so black means you've had to launder them a dozen times or more, which means a dozen cycles' worth of escapades and romps.
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The movie is disinterested in overtly interrogating the validity of any of these allegations, instead following Frank through these various escapades as he tells (and sees) them.
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Its 650B-compatible build allows you to install larger tires for more high-octane and intrepid escapades, and the powerful disk brakes enable you to stop faster.
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Kirson unleashes an arsenal of characters (Jewish and otherwise), recalls sexual escapades aplenty and derives a devilishly unfettered pleasure from letting her frayed nerves fire at will.
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Her intimate relationships with powerhouses of the New York art world (Harold Rosenberg, for example) likely exceeded sexual escapades into intellectual bonds and sources of aesthetic inspiration.
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All details of his life are faithfully recorded — from the mundane goings-on of running a household, to his prodigious sexual escapades, which were coded in cipher.
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Practicing orthodontist Brent Larson, an associate professor of orthodontics at the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry, sounded very wary of Dudley's escapades when I contacted him.
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You got your goofy cowboys-in-outer-space conceit, your crew-on-a-doomed-mission-to-nowhere, and your holodeck VR escapades (including some very specific fantasies).
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But it's clear Kavanaugh and Judge—who wrote a memoir about his drunken prep school escapades—were good friends who spent a fair amount of time together.
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She was a villain in TV's campy "Batman" and earned headlines for a variety of escapades, including not paying a hotel bill and feuding with Elke Sommer.
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In the show Dunsworth, a Nova Scotia native, played an often drunk trailer park supervisor named Jim Lahey who was renowned for his bisexual escapades, Variety reported.
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"We believe that the world community's firm reaction will be interpreted by Pyongyang as a signal that there should be no such escapades in future," said Lavrov.
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It was Corinne Olympios, the woman who — thanks to a few memorable escapades — will go down in history as one of Bachelor Nation's most famed pot-stirrers.
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His follow-up mixtape, "Campaign," from 2016, intersperses political matters, mostly in the form of criticisms of Donald Trump, with club-focussed songs about his sexual escapades.
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More than 15 months later, a YouTube star known for his diving escapades fished it out of the river — perfectly intact and protected by a waterproof case.
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He described Mr. Glenn as excessively pious, scolding his fellow astronauts about their after-hours escapades while openly lobbying to be the first of them to fly.
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Their messy, party-holic escapades were not meant to be emulated, portrayed as the folly of individuals who placed a cycle of momentary, material bliss over improving themselves.
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Over the course of Matt Tyrnauer's documentary, the former Marine who fought at Iwo Jima, recounts his eye-opening sexual escapades with an endless list of household names.
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It'd also just be an orgasmic drug, almost certainly divorced from the context and meaning that really make or break our most beloved sexual escapades, not an orgasm.
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Murray chronicles these escapades of the sky on his YouTube channel and Instagram account, which give a glimpse at the sensation of flight just as Aladdin experienced it.
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We're to explain your deepest and darkest fetishes, commiserate when your bedroom escapades go wrong, and give you guidance and tips on how to maximize your intimate life.
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Trump cultivated his image and bolstered his brand in the New York tabloids with tales of sexual escapades, dates with models and hyperbolic valuations of real estate deals.
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The Intercept points out it's been 90 days since the infamous dossier dropped, which alleged Russia had blackmail on Trump, including allegations of sexual escapades and financial dealings.
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Both girls are wearing Mary Jane-style shoes (red for Mabel, silver for Evelyn) and navy-blue ensembles, opting for backpacks with pink straps for their learning escapades.
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The move toward Trump TV will be especially helpful since his other traditional brand—as a hawker of high-end goods—has been tarnished by his political escapades.
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We never imagined that a Chef's Night Out with the crew from restaurant Kadeau would be dull, but nothing quite prepared us for this whirlwind of culinary escapades.
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A YouTube star who films his diving escapades pulled an iPhone out of a river that had been dropped 13 months earlier — and it was in working condition.
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USA Today reports that Friedman is now facing over $1,000 in fines for his shitty litter escapades, and might have to reimburse the guy for his totaled bike.
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And the pleasures of its old-fashioned escapades are made more enjoyable by the thoughtful, imperfect makeover the director, David Yates, has given the white-supremacy origin story.
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In one read, this is Trump following through on campaign promises to keep the US out of the sort of military escapades pushed by the previous Republican administration.
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The rest of the episode details Polastri and her case partner Bill Pargrave's (David Haig) international escapades as they attempt to track down the organization Villanelle works for.
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Related Video: First Look at Kendall and Kylie Jenner's New Clothing Line But her crop top shopping escapades weren't the only big news Kylie kicked off the week with.
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But, following about the premiere of Jersey Shore in 2009, a cottage industry has been built around staring at the escapades of Richmond County residents and their infamous accents.
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Maddie and Theo take us on a fun, yet sometimes exhausting, emotional roller coaster as they play tug-of-war with their feelings and mask them with sexual escapades.
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Elsewhere, the week before, our attention was drawn to the escapades of #planebae, the story of two strangers who met on a flight and seemed to hit it off.
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Duterte also launched an aggressive smear campaign against de Lima before her demotion on Monday, accusing her of sexual escapades, links to drug lords and bribery, local media reported.
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Everyone I talked to seemed to have some kind of crazy story about the rally—fights, drunken escapades, and bike parades were abundant amongst the people I spoke with.
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Based around the fictional escapades of the eponymous protagonist as she experiences 90s NYC nightlife for the first time, the trio constructs her narrative with joyful, classic-sounding samples.
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She pillories Mrs Clinton for staying married to Bill Clinton in spite of his well-documented adulterous escapades, which, as a woman, she can do without being called sexist.
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Mr. Salonen's work, with its sonic escapades into different parts of the hall, aligns with Mr. Gilbert's continued efforts to transcend the shoe-box limitations of David Geffen Hall.
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The evening promised a decadent "immersive excursion" at a lakeside estate north of New York, featuring a nine-course dinner and exotic cocktails, masks, "anthropomorphic escapades" and initiation rites.
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Perhaps that's why we love him so much over here; his music has a DNA rooted in our streets, one-club towns, and Sunday afternoon escapades to the countryside.
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During their seafaring adventure, the women reportedly posted photos of themselves drinking out of coconuts in Tahiti and driving dune buggies in Peru, to name a few of their escapades.
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Given how much her adorable daughters, Riley and Ryan, are featured as a part of her cooking escapades, we wouldn't be surprised if there were some kid-sized options available.
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The actress, 73, gets to give Russell, 67, a little grief for the escapades he got up to during the movie, all while wearing a fabulous and sultry red costume.
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Especially at start of the unofficial alcohol-free month, when those of us who may have over-indulged in boozy NYE escapades feel ready to hang up our highball glasses.
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On one of our recent online shopping escapades, though, we came across one retailer that is surprisingly stacked with under-$100 treasures, and it's not a place you would expect.
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Broadway luminaries such as Carol Burnett, Charles Nelson Reilly, Marian Seldes and Elaine Stritch have shared in memoirs and on film their second-acting escapades going back to the 1950s.
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Yet recent events have also highlighted the downside to Mr. Putin's geopolitical escapades and accentuated where he falls short on matters of vital importance to both himself, and ordinary Russians.
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One such pentester, who goes by Jek Hyde on Twitter, often details her various escapades online with the permission of the targeted client (her Twitter account is worth a follow).
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They chronicled their escapades on a YouTube channel, posted photos from around the world to more than a million followers on Instagram, and sold tank tops and other clothing online.
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He chronicles her relatively short career, including the lurid gossip — incest, sexual escapades, mental illness — that swirled around her, while giving her own voice a prominent role in the biography.
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Hilarity occasionally causes narrative drive to ebb, but the escapades are underpinned by a strong voice that seems to have seen everyone's worst, and to have nothing left to conceal.
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The police said they had not identified any suspects in the Basso break-in, but the men's escapades were captured on surveillance video that should give investigators a good start.
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One of the most popular events this summer—"Music Escapades: The Dream Makers Series"—brought celebrated performers from Greece's English-speaking music scene to the center for illuminated, outdoor shows.
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Maybe he just wanted some company while contemplating gingivitis and that flow/absorption ratio, but he seemed lonely and decided to share his Convenience, Value, and Service escapades with the world.
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Featuring a potential battery life of more than six hours (depending on the software and usage), they can be used separately or together for a solid afternoon's worth of gaming escapades.
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He went on to host A Cook's Tour on Food Network and the Travel Channel's Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, as well as writing widely on his escapades in food and travel.
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His account, along with the likes of Puget Sound Goat Rescue and Goats Gone Grazing Acres, is just one of many featuring goats and their escapades that have captured hearts worldwide.
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Similarly, the office of the president, for all its foreign escapades and repressive actions, still seemed to hold some nugget of Sorkinesque dignity or moral traction, even if just for show.
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They could tune into whatever escapades I was up to and tell me stories of their own, give recommendations, or just tell me they liked my smile which made my day!
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Due to his latest escapades, Fury had to relinquish the series of belts he snatched from Klitschko when he won a comprehensive unanimous decision in the Ukrainian's (new) backyard in Germany.
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A recent survey by Assurant, a provider of property-casualty insurance coverage, found that close to 40 percent of renters posted about their escapades while they were still out of town.
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The number of female solo travelers has skyrocketed, but amid Instagram-worthy escapades are tales of violence and death, raising questions about how the world is greeting women who travel alone.
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However, the couple did take a few days of rest and relaxation following their charitable escapades and jetted off to the Galapagos Islands for two nights before heading home to Los Angeles.
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There's a will-they-or-won't-they or two in the works, and the series so far has done a solid job layering in stakes and payoff to the weekly parenting escapades.
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"Yesterday I had 1,500 followers on Instagram, and today I have 40,000," he told me, clearly a little bewildered by the public's enthusiasm for his backyard escapades with a bunch of deer.
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Thanks to Siri, Apple contractors routinely catch intimate snippets of users' private lives like drug deals, doctor's visits, and sexual escapades as part of their quality control duties, the Guardian reported Friday.
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The clues are at once vital, finicky, and dull, and Branagh, perhaps fearful that his tale might be sagging, peps it up with escapades that would have had Christie dropping her teapot.
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When he returns from one of his many escapades with a portrait of a nursing mother roughly charcoaled on his white robes, everyone — including Masaccio — is soon hailing it as a wonder.
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Before he died, Thompson toured the underbelly of Las Vegas, hammed it up at the Kentucky Derby, and embedded with the Hell's Angels, among countless other escapades in the name of journalism.
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They do a lot of that, and this movie — based on the real-life escapades of literary forger Lee Israel and her accomplice, Jack Hock — is admirably modest and specific in scale.
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Between those two speeches, rumors about Hart's extramarital escapades — in particular his association with a former model named Donna Rice — overshadowed his efforts to articulate a new agenda for the Democratic Party.
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Keep listening for Paul's weekly segment "And the trackpoint guys laugh and laugh," some T-Mobile and Verizon 5G escapades, the fate of the streaming app Locast, and a whole lot more.
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The saga began when more than 700 images, pictures, and texts of Hill's "escapades" were sent to a California-based conservative radio host, Jim Messina, who revealed receiving them on Oct. 17.
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Dorian Gregory played Detective Darryl Morris in all eight seasons of "Charmed" 1.0, serving as the Halliwell sisters non-magic confidante, often covering up their magical escapades so they wouldn't be exposed.
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If you want to read the reports of multiple cops in one of America's most conservative states describe the sexual escapades of a fictional antihero in painstaking detail, you can do so here.
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Harry Potter marathons are still a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon, but Harry's escapades just raise a lot more questions when you're watching them in the apartment you pay rent for.
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Thankfully, it's entirely possible, and plausible, Plum will be joining Jennifer's tattooed vigilante escapades; only, it seems we'll have to wait a while for that kind of fiery fun to unfold on Dietland.
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RIDICULED the world over because of his "Bunga Bunga" escapades, ousted from government in 2011 and convicted of tax fraud in 2013, Silvio Berlusconi continues to play a pivotal role in Italian politics.
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They're the kind of space escapades that should thrill fans of the franchise reboot, and as it turns out the hardcore are the ones that will get to see the finished product first.
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The boozy beverage is super sweet, super Instagrammable, and will be quick to become a late-night staple in all your Insta-story and Snapchat footage of your late-night Taco Bell escapades.
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He co-starred in the British silent avant-garde film Borderline, which featured a transatlantic cast of Roaring 20s–style counterculture titans and sexual adventurers whose escapades made Fleetwood Mac look like Mormons.
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So rather than stick with someone who'll hold him down and look out for him, Future lines up meaningless escapades and reliable dalliances, which inadvertently compounds his woes as well as his addictions.
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At least two preening Democratic presidential contenders, along with a handful of GOP presidential also-rans, a crusty veteran committee chairman and tales of wild, violent sexual escapades all made for riveting television.
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Originally created by Mike Mignola in 1994, the comic depicts the life, times, and crime-fighting escapades of Hellboy, a hell-born being with a giant stone arm and horns he files off.
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The other misfit toys in the box include Colossus (voiced by Stefan Kapicic), a large titanium-skinned Russian, and Domino (Zazie Beetz), who has the mysterious ability to emerge unscathed from perilous escapades.
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His songs grapple with real-life trials and triumphs — his mother's cancer struggle, romantic relationships gone sour and sexual escapades — and often reference Spanish lyrics and cultural details unique to his Dominican-American upbringing.
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The British naval administrator and parliamentarian Samuel Pepys, for example, went on at great length in his journals about everything, from his bladder stones and his sexual escapades to what he had for lunch.
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In one scene at Esh Kodesh, Pinhasi Bar-On, 25, speaks playfully with several young children about his legal troubles, asking them if they will come along on his escapades when they get older.
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On Monday mornings, while working in the motor pool to clean and maintain our Humvees, male soldiers would gather around a single cellphone to watch porn and talk in detail of their sexual escapades.
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He also tries to celebrate the virtues of emotional maturity, but where he really wants to live is in his boyhood, with all its harmless escapades under the protective eye of a benevolent mother.
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Most of them, brimming with tales of her escapades as an American espionage agent, which began in Spain during World War II, were billed as memoirs — though they were believed to be heavily embroidered.
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If you tune into the National Geographic Channel for its unprecedented look inside animal culture, the epic inter-species face-offs, or the wild escapades of the wildlife, you're not alone — so does this chicken.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 91%Synopsis: Wes Anderson's 2014 crime dramedy "The Grand Budapest Hotel" revolves around the escapades of a well-known concierge at a famous European hotel between the first and second World Wars.
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Based on: The "October Faction" series by Steve NilesRelease date: January 23Synopsis: Based on the comic series of the same name, "October Faction" follows the escapades of two retired monster hunters and their teenage twins.
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O'Neill, a Democrat who plans to run for governor in the state, took to Facebook "on behalf of all heterosexual males" to defend Franken by detailing a few of his own (ostensibly consensual) sexual escapades.
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Whether you want to organize your everyday essentials inside a larger bag or use it on its own to travel light, this convenient little pouch will make your summer escapades a little easier and safer.
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This fresh take presents an intimate look into Carmen's past where viewers will not only follow her escapades but also learn WHO in the world is Carmen Sandiego and WHY she became a super thief.
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This fresh take presents an intimate look into Carmen's past where viewers will not only follow her escapades but also learn who in the world is Carmen Sandiego and why she became a super thief.
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The boy—who Motherboard won't name for legal reasons—and his alleged hacking escapades have been mentioned in previous media reports, but the link between him and the Ping identity has not been reported before.
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The action beats are exciting, but they also stress the anxiety and danger of these escapades, the fear of violence as well as of being caught; this is a movie that never forgets the risks.
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And he weaves his own escapades in the park since New York's near-bankruptcy in the 1970s to its 21st-century renaissance by conjuring up virtually every relevant 19th- and 20th-century literary reference imaginable.
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Perhaps this performance diverted Crowther's attention from Mazzini's other sketchy escapades, outrageous for the time, which include courting one victim's widow (Valerie Hobson) while carrying on an affair with a friend's sultry wife (Joan Greenwood).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A lovelorn singing whale, a world-famous feline sourpuss and ravenous goats credited with thwarting a dangerous California wildfire were among animals whose escapades across the United States made news in 2019.
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Especially since she had very publicly stated, after his first round of online escapades, that she and Weiner, who hadn't yet celebrated their first wedding anniversary, were going to stay married and work on their relationship.
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It speaks to the solidity of his legendary political base, which he has taken pains to preserve and means that his presidency remains viable despite the torrent of logic defying escapades that he engineers every week.
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What the artists had imagined was a production with "no modern escapades," as Mr. Rauch put it to the local press; this would be an attempt to re-enchant what so many have tried to deconstruct.
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Again and again, he also dangles by a single, sweat-slicked Hitchcockian hand as all of Hong Kong anxiously watches his escapades below or on TV, oohing and ahhing in presumptive harmony with the movie's audience.
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It's the city where I've woken up to learn that, the previous night, an armed convoy took a dozen men hostage in a swanky restaurant, where government-enforced curfews hindered the escapades of my teenage years.
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Dreyfuss manages the tricky feat of making Madoff's escapades seem like goofy fun, while simultaneously allowing the tone to shift to something more somber as Madoff's downfall begins and many of his clients are losing everything.
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During these escapades, he becomes embroiled in a scheme to transplant an entire palace, brick by brick, from Tripoli into the Sahara, in hopes of selling it (or pieces of it) to the region's rich princes.
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Mr. Comey afterward pulled Mr. Trump aside and told him about a dossier that had been assembled by a former British spy filled with salacious allegations against the incoming president, including supposed sexual escapades in Moscow.
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When he pops up on a song like "Bandz a Make Her Dance" or shares his late-night escapades on "Big Amount," you might not get the same social commentary as you would from reading a book.
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When I have struggled with my transition, Chandi has been there to remind me of what it means to have inner strength – sometimes with laughter (please look up her horse escapades) and other times with real talk.
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In the movie "Catch Me If You Can" based on a true case, Leonardo DiCaprio plays a young charismatic forger, Frank Abagnal Jr., who evades capture until the IRS eventually arrests and convicts him for his escapades.
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Some examples: Faced with an empty facility, workers at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago released the penguins to roam the halls — and filmed their adorable escapades, as they went on a "field trip" to meet other animals.
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The Edgewater was once a rock-and-roll hangout—in the late sixties and seventies, members of Led Zeppelin were notorious for their escapades there—but it's now plush and sedate, with overstuffed armchairs and roaring fireplaces.
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When we look back on the canon of modern dating-while-living-in-New-York escapades, Going Dutch will stand out as a vivid portrait of a life and time that — for many — feels almost too familiar.
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NEW YORK, Dec 9 (Reuters) - A lovelorn singing whale, a world-famous feline sourpuss and ravenous goats credited with thwarting a dangerous California wildfire were among animals whose escapades across the United States made news in 2019.
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Some of it, including the various escapades of George Papadopoulos and Carter Page, involved relatively peripheral players in Trumpworld, who didn't have strong pre-campaign ties to Trump or play a post-campaign role in the administration.
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At one point during their adolescent escapades, Orestes and Leander and another boy escape from prison and spend several years hiding out in a remote steading—the House of Names—with a spooky old woman and her dogs.
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First conjured into existence 138 years ago, in the pages of a newspaper for children, Pinocchio was the invention of the Italian writer Carlo Collodi, who published the puppet's escapades as "The Adventures of Pinocchio" two years later.
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Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson's breakout comedy series aired its final episode in March, putting an end to five seasons of aimless banter, drug-fueled escapades and truly desperate moments that only young New Yorkers can relate to.
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Her new book, "Phenomena: The Secret History of the U.S. Government's Investigations Into Extrasensory Perception and Psychokinesis," chronicles the hilarious escapades of men and women who should have been promptly fired rather than immortalized by this skillful reporter.
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Cast as one of the president's most dependable assets, Kushner could in fact be a significant liability, someone whose escapades — by turns grabby and cavalier — give investigators and detractors a whole extra sandbox of improprieties to rummage through.
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Over the last few years, he'd matured from a mischievous, slightly unruly young man (his unclothed escapades on a laddish trip to Vegas in 2012 spring to mind) into the more mature version of himself we see today.
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When the California paper landed on tumultuous times the next year, Katherine moved back home to work for the Post, and quickly met Phillip Graham, a law clerk at the time, during her escapades on D.C.'s social scene.
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For some reason, every year, despite our many shared bottles of rosé, taste tests of inventive new ice cream treats, and no-cook meal escapades, we're always surprised when suddenly it's time for our last BBQ of the season.
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If you make a list of all the sexual adventures and other escapades that take place in front and behind the bar at La Grotte Du Yeti, you'd have something way juicier than a TV show like Jersey Shore.
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But amongst the sci-fi epics and zoological escapades there's a host of pleasure-filled theme park "builder" affairs, ranging from casual-appeal titles to those demanding a lot more concentration and commitment to get the most out of.
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The best man, who rather than toast the groom, started to roast him, talking too long about former girlfriends, drunken escapades and other personal details that everyone, especially the groom, would have preferred not to hear at that moment.
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Also unannounced is Lucy's plan to pry Alice out of her marriage and carry her off for a series of globe-trotting escapades like the ones the two of them imagined together back in their clapboard house in Vermont.
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In season one, Kyle Chandler was his typically strong self, but the actor was hamstrung by having to play the less interesting character — the good son who tried to keep everything together in the face of Danny's criminal escapades.
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It's built perfectly, and even though what happens amounts to one of Rachel's more minor escapades (in that getting Yael to shit herself isn't the worst thing she's ever done), it's still nice to see her flirting with her worst self.
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" The most enduring trip in this vein was Hunter S. Thompson's in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, in which his white-knuckle escapades are further amplified by "the fearful intensity that comes at the peak of a mescaline seizure.
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But some of the communications, including the various escapades of former Trump campaign advisers George Papadopoulos and Carter Page, involved relatively peripheral players who didn't have strong pre-campaign ties to Trump or play significant post-campaign roles in the administration.
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The drama looks into the lives of a group of teens and the kids certainly look and act like teens, but then all of them start taking off their shirts and engaging in some all sorts of drug-fueled sexual escapades.
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Here's how Telltale CEO Kevin Bruner describes it: In Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series, players will take on multiple roles within the ragtag band of heroes, and take the pilot's seat in directing their escapades around the universe.
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Starr made many decisions during his investigation that didn't help his case -- for example, listening to Gingrich's advice by releasing the 445-page impeachment referral to the public over the Internet filled with graphic descriptions of the President's sexual escapades.
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But while Mr. Trump earned headlines at that stage mainly for his romantic escapades and business failures — a lurid divorce from his first wife, Ivana, and a series of corporate bankruptcies — even then he gave hints of loftier political goals.
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And with her second husband, Mr. Arlen, an author in his own right, she wrote a biography of her aunt, "The Huntress: The Adventures, Escapades and Triumphs of Alicia Patterson: Aviatrix, Sportswoman, Journalist, Publisher," which is to be published this year.
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A masseuse, a twin, a dedicated performer: Her character gave a charming face-lift to the sometimes drier, more sardonic escapades of her peers, and if she could inspiring passing New Yorkers to adopt a cat or two, then even better.
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Trump's escapades with Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, the women Cohen says he paid in an effort to influence the election, happened in 2006, yet somehow Trump's lawyer is going to jail for it in 2018 because of the Russia investigation?
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Bailey, who is named for the community banker played by Jimmy Stewart in "It's a Wonderful Life," features prominently on Warren's campaign stops and in her social-media feeds, where his escapades help offset the more intimidating aspects of her persona.
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They are recollections of many sexual escapades, but they also demonstrate his activist sensibility, that he was aware of his body and lifestyle as political issues, and of being in the throes of one of the largest gay scenes in the United States.
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But Lochte has unwittingly found a huge audience with his real-life escapades here, as he departed the country and left behind three younger teammates to answer for their actions and millions of Olympic viewers clamoring to know, What did Lochte do?
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And the escapades of Alexander and Cleopatra Dodge, the twin heroes of the two "Four Points" historical graphic novels, "Compass South" and "Knife's Edge," written by Hope Larson and illustrated by Rebecca Mock, have all the charms of an old-fashioned yarn.
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As a husband and a father with a 90-minute commute both ways, this is about the only way I'm able to get my game time in these days — at least until my son is old enough to join my gaming escapades.
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Social progress in the kingdom runs in parallel with a litany of human rights abuses, of which the most prominent is the continued detention of driver-activist Loujain al-Hathloul, who had the temerity to live tweet her escapades until her arrest.
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Looking back on those light-hearted Pawnee escapades now makes him wonder how a show like Parks and Rec will be perceived over time as the hindsight view of what it had to say about the moment it arrived into grows more distant.
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But last week, this city was abuzz when a different side of the dean came to light after a scandalous report in The Los Angeles Times detailed how he associated with criminals and used drugs on campus, with some escapades captured in videos.
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First introduced in the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire book through Hagrid's Care of Magical Creatures class, the fluffy platypus-looking creature will steal every moviegoer's heart with its hilarious escapades as it tries to collect every shiny thing that catches its attention.
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Where to watch: HuluSynopsis: One of the more internationally successful of many French romantic comedies, "Amélie" centers around the escapades of its titular heroine, an idealistic and naive young woman in Paris who is inspired to improve the lives of the people around her.
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And, now that I've found that old email he sent me, I cannot believe that he knew absolutely nothing of Epstein's wild sexual escapades—in fact, his email suggests he was trying to capitalize on them to recruit yet another useful idiot into Epstein's network.
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I went to high school with him, and he was one of those subtle bullies, the type who would brag about his sexual escapades in front of the class and then ask you about yours, knowing full well you had no boasting to do.
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Decide if you want the kids to be a part of your money-making endeavorsWorking during your "off" hours is one way to make some money while you stay home with the kids, but another option is to include them in your entrepreneurial escapades.
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Both of those iconic Star Wars moments will be fun to finally see or whatever, but they're still just moments—and nothing in the synopsis offers us anything like a compelling narrative spine that could hold these "daring escapades" and bits of fan service together.
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If Phish connects with a visionary tradition in America reaching way back to the expansive Whitman and the soulful and sublime Emerson, they equally connect with a Barnumesque tradition of showmanship, spectacle, costumes, outlandish escapades (like Fishman in his bishop's garb), and razzle-dazzle surprises.
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Inspired by her escapades and her apparently undimmable sparkle — she built a beautiful Deco pool on the grounds of Lismore Castle in Ireland, "where there's no sunlight at all, whatsoever," Mr. Moralioglu said — he offered a collection of undimmable sparkle, furiously embroidered, glitteringly gay.
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"He's a wonderfully creative person, but he shouldn't be getting very little sleep," Richard Branson said not too long ago, referring to Elon Musk's late-night tweeting escapades — and it seems Branson isn't the only one who thinks Musk could benefit from similar advice.
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In Canada, arguably the most well-known sobriety coach is Bob Marier, the man who helped former Toronto mayor Rob Ford kick his myriad of drug and alcohol habits that fueled a year-and-a-half long series of escapades and outbursts that made international headlines.
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Through a series of daring escapades deep within a dark and dangerous criminal underworld, Han Solo meets his mighty future copilot Chewbacca and encounters the notorious gambler Lando Calrissian, in a journey that will set the course of one of the Star Wars saga's most unlikely heroes.
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Through a series of daring escapades deep within a dark and dangerous criminal underworld, Han Solo meets his mighty future copilot Chewbacca and encounters the notorious gambler Lando Calrissian, in a journey that will set the course of one of the Star Wars saga's most unlikely heroes.
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" She was already upset because it was "either the day of or the day after Ms. Swift's latest sexual escapades were made public, and I guess I was feeling overcome with frustration that my daughters were having to grow up with a 'role model' like that.
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Even I'll Get There ends on an ambivalent note: although Altschuler tells Davy that he doesn't regret what they did together, prompting some critics to see a hopeful message in the book, Davy ends up blaming his escapades for a car accident that kills his beloved dog.
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He was in the feds serving his own 2000 year sentence, parallel to mine, and the book about his cocaine escapades with Pablo Escobar, Blow: How a Small-Town Boy Made $221 Million With the Medellin Cocaine Cartel and Lost It All, was making the rounds on the compound.
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Here's a little bit more about the game itself, which is coming "soon" to all mobile platforms, from developers Jam City: Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow will blend simulation, combat, galactic exploration, and choose-your-own-adventure mechanics together to bring the escapades of the Planet Express crew to life.
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In an effort to truly understand animals, Dr. Foster spent weeks burrowing like a badger on a Welsh hillside (earthworms for dinner, anyone?); swimming with river otters (catching fish with your teeth is harder than it looks); and skulking in alleyways with London's urban foxes, among other escapades.
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That scandal also revives memories in France of ex-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who settled financially with a New York hotel maid who accused him of sexual assault in 2011, ending his presidential ambitions and prompting much soul-searching about the sexual escapades of France's powerful men.
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I'd usually be sleep deprived and hungover, a raw, exposed nerve from my nightly escapades over-romancing the punk lifestyle, but in that dilated condition the bizarre sense of space and presence in those old master paintings completely cracked me open—I mean it left me totally dumbstruck.
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In today's papers: pundits call on Russian Embassy, UKJanuary 9, 2017 For months now, between its expected tweets about the innocuous daily goings-on of a diplomatic office—images of London's Hyde Park, or patriotic news clippings about Russia's cultural escapades in the UK—are darker, less predictable tweets.
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Its sweep and easy pleasures come from its old-fashioned escapades — it's one long dash through the jungle by foot, train, boat and swinging vine — but what makes it more enjoyable than other recycled stories of this type is that the filmmakers have given Tarzan a thoughtful, imperfect makeover.
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There are illustrations for a 254 edition of "Satyricon," the fifth century A.D. poem about a retired Roman gladiator and his 21966-year-old male lover, and photographs and videos documenting Ms. Fini's escapades in Paris and Corsica, outfitted in florid masks and costumes of her own design.
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From throwing a celebrity and journo-filled listening party for his album Ye literally in the middle of rural af Wyoming, to his MAGA-fueled escapades, to his slew of apologies, to his words on mental health, to claiming slavery was a choice, to beefing with Drake, Kanye did a lot.
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Bands like HammerFall, Sonata Arctica, Rhapsody, and Edguy kept the spirit of heavy metal alive, and while they were too uncool to be written about in music magazines, they gathered a legion of fans desperate for the metallic cornerstones of melodic leads, soaring vocals and lyrics about daring escapades and triumphs.
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It's more like a destination, a technical tool, a cultural scene, or all three put together: a place where kids engineer complex machines, shoot videos of their escapades that they post on YouTube, make art and set up servers, online versions of the game where they can hang out with friends.
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Mr. Berlusconi's escapades clearly resonated with Italian voters, who kept him in office longer than any other leader since World War II. As a former Italian president, Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, once told the German magazine Der Spiegel, Italians preferred to laugh at Mr. Berlusconi's bawdy behavior than discuss the budget deficit.
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And Olivia Storz, also in Denver, said sexual harassment happened everywhere: I would caution all those who read the lasivicious details of this predatory man's escapades to refrain "othering" this incident in your head, from tucking it into a box labeled "that is a shame" and rarely thinking of it again.
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It's been credited for predicting everything from the rise of Donald Trump (in "The Waldo Moment," in which a venom-spewing cartoon bear becomes a political contender) to, uh, David Cameron's supposed sexual escapades with a pig (in its very first episode — which is about a prime minister having sex with a pig).
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Cinephiles got a nostalgia-inducing treat over the weekend when Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson had a rollicking Back to the Future reunion at the Silicon Valley Comic Con in San Jose, California, where they signed autographs, caught up with each other and reminisced about their time-hopping escapades.
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He is also a prolific writer — of two books, a value-investing newsletter, many blog posts discussing stocks on investing websites and frequent group emails on topics ranging from his investments to his fitness escapades (he competes in Tough Mudder obstacle races, rides his bike everywhere and has plans this summer to climb the Matterhorn).
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Read: Bill Taylor's Testimony Paints a 'Damning' Picture of Trump's Ukraine Quid Pro Quo By Friday, federal investigators had blown the lock off a safe to access the contents in their intensifying probe of soviet-born businessmen who guided Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, in his back-alley diplomatic escapades in Ukraine, according to CNN.
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The material can threaten to be overwhelming at times, but Traister provides a thoughtful culling of history to help bridge the gap between, on the one hand, glib depictions of single womanhood largely focused on sexual escapades and, on the other, grave warnings that female independence will unravel the very fabric of the country.
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Her escapades — including her involvement in a plot to kill Castro in 1960 by placing poison pills in his food, which she said she foiled by informing him of the plot — also inspired the made-for-television film "My Little Assassin" (1999), which starred Gabrielle Anwar as Ms. Lorenz and Joe Mantegna as Castro.
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Following a trend that is making its way steadily through the museum field (which I have written about recently), the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has sought to expand its audiences by enhancing visitor engagement, and one way to do so is to offer off-the-menu escapades such as this night in the museum.
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Each episode features a reading of a new chapter from Flintstone's series (which you can actually buy on Amazon), following the sexual escapades of a woman named Belinda Blumenthal, along with hilarious commentary and gut reactions from Morton, Cooper, Levine, and the occasional celebrity guest (Elijah Wood, Nicholas Hoult, and Daisy Ridley are just a few famous fans).
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The Queen biopic was embroiled in its own controversy after it was criticized for its revisionist depictions of Freddie Mercury's queerness, drug use, and legendary sexual escapades, as well as major issues with initial director Bryan Singer, who has been accused of sexual misconduct and was fired from the film for failing to show up to work.
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Herjavec claims that in March 2015, he received a letter from an attorney acting on behalf of Vasinova threatening to expose "graphic details of [his] deviant sexual fantasies and escapades" — a reference to a visit the former couple paid to a sexual fantasy club in September 2014 at Vasinova's request — if Herjavec did not make an unidentified payment.
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It is a hard book to put down, perhaps because it has a certain uneasy moral short-circuiting of its own: again, there are no references, so fact and fiction are allowed to trade uniform and mufti; and Carrère's pumped-up admiration of Limonov's often cruel escapades seems, at times, like the wan intellectual's envy of bloody warfare.
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The answer had many dimensions: Fatigue from her decades in public life, unfinished business from her husband's time in power in the 1990s, distaste for how she had handled his sexual escapades, outrage over her use of a private email server while secretary of state and her taking in huge sums for speeches to Wall Street bankers, unfiltered sexism.
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Far more resonant than the sex is Jia's pervading nostalgia for the Chinese past, embodied in the novel's episodic, wandering, seemingly plot-indifferent structure — a series of what seem to be very similar incidents and encounters, meals, conversations, sexual escapades, minor scandals and subdued confrontations, which only by very slow degrees add up to any sense of narrative progress.
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Dorothy's ornery disposition and deadpan humor never gets old; Blanche's sexual escapades are thrilling to witness; Rose's ridiculous stories about her hometown, St. Olaf, are always confounding and hilarious; and Sophia, the oldest of the iconic geriatric crew, delivers sharp-tongued critiques of all of ladies in a way that's always surprising coming from such a tiny person.
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He fictionalized a tedious job behind a bookstore counter in "The Brightfount Diaries" (2000) and — in a 1970s trilogy that revolved around his alter ego, Horatio Stubbs, and began with "The Hand-Reared Boy" — his escapades as a 19-year-old enlistee in World War II, during which he never saw a Japanese soldier but visited a steamy bordello.
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The complexity and adventurousness of Bloomsbury's erotic escapades aren't, after all, the main source of our own interest in these women, and by shoehorning them into versions of sexuality that make sense to a contemporary reader — Vanessa's licentiousness, Virginia's nervous refusal — Gill misses the ways both women were deeply interested in the work that pleasure does in a life.
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Per the Daily Beast's Taylor Lorenz: Before beginning his social media escapades, [CEO Ayman] Hariri served as deputy chief executive officer and vice chairman of his family's now defunct construction company, Saudi Oger, a business that was the source of most of his family's wealth [...] under Hariri's watch over 31,000 complaints of non payment for wages were filed against the Saudi Oger.
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As established in an open-mouthed-grin-inducing opening sequence set to the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion's "Bellbottoms," Baby's automotive escapades and his music consumption are a symbiotic relationship: Every gear shift and hairpin turn seems dictated by the music pulsing in his ears, to the point where he has to stop and re-sync the music if things get off tempo.
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Run the Jewels have dropped a new video for RTJ3 cut "Oh Mama," but rather than starring Killer Mike and El-P, the clip has fellow beloved Adult Swim compatriots Rick and Morty (of the titular series) as suited-up, Tarantino-esque badasses going on typically dimension-hopping escapades covered in alien goop and vomit and blah blah blah blah.
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Greene based the novel on the real-life escapades of Garbo, a Spaniard living in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon during the Second World War, who gave his German handlers, on behalf of the British, false information, making up sources and pretending he oversaw a ring of informants and moles in England, all the while earning good money from the delighted Germans.
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Describing the list Sontag made of all the people she had sex with between her first time (at 19593) and her engagement (at 17)—36 people in total, a harbinger of decades to come—Moser recognizes the ways in which these sexual escapades were most obviously an attempt to turn herself straight (the sheet of paper was labeled "The Bi's Progress").
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The escapades in "The Little French Bistro" by Nina George and "A French Wedding" by Hannah Tunnicliffe track the reinventions of two very different protagonists: one an unhappily married German housewife whose stingy husband reproaches her for buying expensive Champagne on their anniversary; the other a faded rock star celebrating his 40th birthday and keen to finally marry his best friend.
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The third is a revived focus on Bill Clinton's sexual escapades by the thrice-married Trump — himself a notorious sexual braggart and a confessed adulterer — who wrote in "Trump: The Art of the Comeback": If I told the real stories of my experiences with women, often seemingly very happily married and important women, this book would be a guaranteed best-seller (which it will be anyway!).
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In a memoir, Bob Saget—who reprised his role from Full House for the new series—wrote about his own escapades doing whip-its on set, making crude jokes around the show's young actors, drawing penises on his co-stars' scripts, and pretending "to do stuff" (read: sexually) to a doll that served as a stand-in for Michelle, a toddler played by the Olsen twins.
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Acosta, who was six feet tall and over 200 pounds, was hard to miss when he showed up at Los Angeles courtrooms in colorful ties and lived his life with as much novelistic flair as the characters in his novels — The Autobiography of The Brown Buffalo and The Revolt of the Cockroach People— which are filled with poetic narratives of bad drug trips, drunken adventures and sexual escapades.
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Mr Avallone doesn't acknowledge it, but a big part of what makes Mr Murray's hit-and-run escapades so fascinating is that, at 68, he tends to be a generation older than the people he is hanging out with, and he is always on his own rather than with friends or relatives, two factors which hint at the isolation and melancholy that darken so many of his screen roles.
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On his wild new Netflix show Trigger Warning With Killer Mike, the rapper-turned-public personality goes to extreme lengths to shed light on systemic issues, often leading him to off-the-wall solutions, from creating educational porn to founding a sovereign nation within the US. The episodes escalate absurdly quickly, making it hard to tell what's real and what might be pseudo-scripted reality TV. But one of his most memorable escapades—when he starts a new religion—is apparently based on his actual, one-of-a-kind religious practices, according to a Friday BET interview.
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Salient attention-seeking escapades include a mock confession, via Instagram, to the apparent theft of a valuable rose-quartz crystal from a Moon Juice shop in Silver Lake; a press release, picked up by the Times , regarding a made-up visitation, in a dream, from Lou Reed; the merchandising of a Misty line of fragrance called Innocence; a video in which Tillman picks himself up in a bar and goes to bed with himself; and, recently, his dissemination of a new development in the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, which had him involved in the Satanist-pedophilia ring based in a D.C. pizzeria.
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