So during that scene in the lake when Jack Chapman comes face-to-face with the big ape, he's actually coming face-to-face with himself.
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Adele came face to face with her doppelgänger on Tuesday.
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Coming face to face with your evil twin is creepy.
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But sitting face to face with someone, that's another trip.
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And so Diane, face to face with Alicia, slapped her.
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The group met face to face with members of Congress.
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It's different when you are face to face with someone.
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This pulls into the moment, face to face with nature.
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Deep eros plunges one face to face with death, here, now.
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That's when he first came face to face with the serpent.
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As result, she came face to face with a fuzzy tarantula.
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It's never easy coming face to face with people you've demonized.
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Christoph Waltz is once again coming face to face with 007.
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"Coming face to face with it feels fucking awful," she said.
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Or rather, he's come face-to-face with a picture of her.
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When she stands back up, Cassandra comes face to face with someone.
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Eventually, Jamie comes face to face with Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies).
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We stood face-to-face with the facility's centrepiece: the blast chamber.
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She does however, come face to face with three semi-headless hunters.
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Instead, we've come face to face with something quite different—what we
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And it actually started putting users face-to-face with video calling.
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Have you ever wanted to come face to face with YouTube commenters?
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I ended up face to face with a wrestler in grey sweats.
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Damien Chazelle stood face to face with a chunk of the moon.
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Just last month, she had her first face-to-face with Sen.
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And that is where she came face to face with Eric Kelly.
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"Chapter Eight — "The Mandalorian comes face-to-face with an unexpected enemy.
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That's when you're forced to come face to face with what's happening.
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Tonight, for the first time, he goes face to face with them.
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Now he's face to face with a very young version of himself.
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Corey Gardner reacts to President Trump&aposs face-to-face with Kim; Sgt.
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It's not every day you come face-to-face with your celebrity crush!
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Mark Cuban is coming face-to-face with one of his greatest fears.
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"Behave impeccably," she advises, when you come face to face with the Fool.
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What happens if you actually find yourself face-to-face with the prince?
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" As I looked back down, I was face-to-face with him. "Mr.
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You came face-to-face with evil and you did not back down.
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It's always awkward to sit face-to-face with your boss.... #TreasonSummit pic.twitter.
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Unless, of course, you were to find yourself face-to-face with timballo.
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What would I say when I came face-to-face with the prince.
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Then he was face to face with the real Bacon, which also helped.
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Trump said last week that he would meet face-to-face with Kim.
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There's an intruder in my apartment,' and she's face-to-face with him.
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He stands face to face with the man who hurled the perceived insult.
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McCarthy, who perhaps never anticipated being face to face with the man himself?
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Trump briefly came face to face with his frenemy Vladimir Putin once again.
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For the second time in his life, Samet was face-to-face with evil.
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And de Gelder knows plenty about going face-to-face with a fearsome opponent.
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I'm standing face to face with a severed human hand in a plastic jar.
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The Syrian opposition delegation would not meet face to face with the government representatives.
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It just made me feel like I was face to face with my oppressor.
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A woman distracted by her phone found herself face-to-face with a bear.
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Meanwhile, Maggie comes face to face with the last person she wants to see.
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If you were face-to-face with Sophia, though, I wonder what you'd say.
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Most combat happens face-to-face, with wild shots bursting panels and scarring trees.
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It's a little strange talking face-to-face with someone who ate a hand.
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A Shrine circus attendee came face to face with a tiger in the restroom.
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There, for reasons I will not spoil, Walter comes face to face with David.
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Trump also briefly came face to face with his frenemy Vladimir Putin once again.
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The American President is poised to meet face-to-face with Kim in June.
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The visit brought Trump face-to-face with those directly affected by the shooting.
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I leaned against a wall, face to face with his terrible end once again.
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At the end of episode two, Elizabeth comes face to face with Atlas, a.k.a.
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No sitting U.S. president has met face-to-face with a North Korean leader.
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Then, finally, we see Jesse face-to-face with a man with a gun.
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There we came face to face with Mr. Karadzic's casual indifference to the killing.
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And it's easy to avoid a face-to-face with potentially hard-sell agents.
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The Taliban refuses to talk face to face with the Afghan government, Daudzai said.
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A good table put a customer practically face to face with a great musician.
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But she previewed a pointed message for her face-to-face with the President.
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About halfway through eating it, though, I came face-to-face with a fullness.
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Everyone comes face to face with the everyday world through some struggle or another.
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In September, Liss came face-to-face with the person she said attacked her.
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"We have no wish to come face to face with the U.S." he said.
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Washington (CNN)Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will again come face to face with California Rep.
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"We should really have a face-to-face with him," said Huffman, the NAACP leader.
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She would go face-to-face with the soldiers and she would evacuate injured people.
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One level puts you face to face with a terrorist attack on a major city.
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Later, the two come face to face, with Locken touching her finger on Redmond's chest.
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Val is just one step closer to getting her face-to-face with the star.
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Entering this frightful franchised haunt forces visitors to come face-to-face with bad luck.
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Brad Pitt Comes Face-To-Face With Son MaddoxNick Cannon & Christina Milian: Hooking Up Again?
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Trump came face-to-face with Kim Tuesday morning in Singapore at the Capella Hotel.
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Investors could be face-to-face with a golden opportunity, according to one fund manager.
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If you're ever face to face with a wild hare, it's quite a strange experience.
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Face-to-face with this beaut in SE Greenland at 8 am #fieldworkscares #adrenalineisthenewcaffeine pic.twitter.
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A family camping trip brings him face to face with a tiger — one that talks.
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Now he was back in MS-13 territory, face to face with Casa Blanca's enemies.
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The scariest experience I had was probably coming face-to-face with a Filipino hitman.
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The least tech-forward thing you can imagine: I meet face to face with people.
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The correspondent, John Eligon, who is black, came face-to-face with the bias there.
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"On Sunday night, Las Vegas came face to face with pure evil," Pence said Saturday.
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"He ran around and then he was face-to-face with police," Ms. Harrell said.
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"We are face to face with an ideology, not a group of people," she said.
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Naomi's there with the famous magician who got some serious face-to-face with her.
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It was also here where he came finally face to face with his abusive past.
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I came face to face with it in the back of a car in Budapest.
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And earlier today, President Trump, he went face to face with the Russian president, Vladimir Putin.
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The breakup was like me newly coming face-to-face with myself and realizing, Oh, hello.
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A man with a stutter prepares to come face-to-face with someone he met online.
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When not face-to-face with a merchant you select pay to enter a unique code.
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They Both Die At The End is about coming face to face with your own mortality.
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By sitting down face-to-face with someone and saying, how does this issue impact you?
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We begin where we left off: Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) face to face with the Black Hood!
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This spot is where I came face to face with my fear for the first time.
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And you can&apost really underestimate the importance of sitting face-to-face with these leaders.
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Meanwhile, Charlie comes face-to-face with Fatmeh (Lubna Azabal), Michel's sister after some brutal interrogation.
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The two catch the train out of town, only to come face-to-face with Lawrence.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are about to come face-to-face with their royal namesake!
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Instead, the books on the shelf forced them to come face-to-face with their sexuality.
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So to see an entire mountain of it is like coming face to face with royalty.
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Kanye West just marched into Trump Tower for a face-to-face with the President-elect.
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Prince Harry came face-to-face with a flame-haired mini-me in London on Thursday.
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Sandmann particularly stood out as he stood face-to-face with Phillips, steadfast with a smirk.
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Gamez was one of six undocumented immigrants meeting face to face with then-President Barack Obama.
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But, if you somehow end up face to face with one, keep these tips in mind.
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Actress Joy Bryant faced that experience this week as she sat face-to-face with Del.
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There's something undeniably endearing about watching little kids come face-to-face with their biggest heroes.
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This is useful if you want to talk face-to-face with someone you're not near.
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I unlock my phone before I'm face to face with a tracklist for the new album.
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I suspect, too, that Quinn is going to end up face to face with Dar Adal.
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"It brought him face to face with the product of this defendant's hatred," the prosecutor said.
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We&aposll go face to face with any regulator who tries to make that a requirement.
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He also said he would meet "face to face" with the new U.S. administration in May.
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Atwood now will go face-to-face with the president with an earpiece and a motive.
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Immediately upon entering, you're face-to-face with a glass wine cellar hiding the view beyond.
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They came face to face with the carnage, putting their feelings aside and ultimately saving lives.
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Markle continues, revealing that decades after her grandpa's experience, she still comes face-to-face with racism.
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The best might be from VaultofTruthOrg, where an interloper stands face to face with DIA's central mural.
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Sara survived the shooting hiding in a closet, "face to face" with students in her trigonometry class.
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When he landed at O'Hare and found himself face to face with an immigration officer, Yee fumbled.
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Mars arrives at the gallery before Nola does and comes face-to-face with his ex, Clorinda.
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It conducted its survey face-to-face with 2,000 people on April 2-8 in 41 provinces.
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In Australia on Friday, the Grammy and Oscar winner came face-to-face with another legend — Elmo.
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That's when I felt something touch my shoulder and turned around face to face with a demon.
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Coming face-to-face with a skunk in the wild would instill sheer panic into most people.
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Instead, in every Bond film, there's the scene where the villain comes face-to-face with Bond.
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Face to face with Jackson, Clinton appeared off her game and at a rare loss for words.
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Instead, SURPRISE, he brought her face-to-face with her back-from-the-dead husband Michael Cordero.
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FACE TO FACE WITH MADURO Sargeant says his business dealings in Venezuela date to the late 1980s.
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The end result brought the Rolling Stones face to face with possessions they hadn't seen in decades.
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Today we came face to face with one of the youngest victims of this ongoing refugee crisis.
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Ideological diversity is much harder, because it forces everyone to come face to face with actual beliefs.
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So what should you do if you're face to face with a hugger and can't run away?
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So if it comes face to face with a sperm whale, its only option is to flee.
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When you're face to face with the president, you're generally more inclined to ask about headline items.
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Face-to-face with the most popular sports mascot of the 21st century, I felt comically starstruck.
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Simm will be appearing "face to face" with Michelle Gomez, who plays the Master's current incarnation, Missy.
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At one point Toomey grew audibly frustrated, this time standing face-to-face with the Tennessee Republican.
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Issue five sees Jonesy come face-to-face with her mega-crush, the intergalactic pop singer STUFF.
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Jason Derulo knows exactly what he'll do if he comes face-to-face with the Facebook killer.
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WASHINGTON — Face to face with a former C.I.A. officer in 2013, federal agents took a calculated risk.
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The last time R. Kelly had a face-to-face with his attorneys was sometime last week.
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"I screamed," Rosario Dawson said, half-bashfully, as she found herself face to face with a guest.
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One problem brought Vollmer face-to-face with one of notorious mob boss Al Capone's top lieutenants.
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It will not be long before he comes face-to-face with Masvidal, who is ranked third.
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Estrada, apparently overwhelmed by being face to face with one of his idols, stumbled on his line.
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Morales and Diaz maintain they're confident -- not afraid -- to come face to face with their former employer.
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Dispatch MANUS, Papua New Guinea — I was 17 when I first came face to face with refugees.
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With Saturn's transit through Aquarius, you are coming face to face with other people's impressions and values.
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He also reflected on Winnie Mandela's death ... and the moment he, unexpectedly, came face-to-face with her.
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Jay comes face-to-face with the police finally, in the form of Yul Vazquez's police chief Billis.
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In Sekiro, you come face to face with this horse, which is incredibly loyal to its evil master.
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Within seconds, Olambo said, the police had broken in and he was face to face with nine officers.
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You've got to feel sorry for the fish that comes face-to-face with the PowerRay submersible drone.
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Imagine yourself face-to-face with indisputable proof that your local representative is abusing public money—your money.
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Leroy and Dick barely make it out, and come face to face with Pennywise, dragging away the corpses.
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At a stoplight, Lincoln comes face to face with a car he had previously believed was following him.
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You're standing face-to-face with a professional in your industry who can help you advance your career.
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Mark Cuban is reliving the not-so-terrifying moment he came face-to-face with a Galapagos shark.
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"When I was a child, I came face to face with Clint Eastwood on a duel," Swirc remembers.
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Segalen writes, [I]s the Imagination weakened or reinforced when it comes face to face with the Real?
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The first time Esther spoke face-to-face with her new husband was via Facebook's video call function.
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One is a remote presence that enables people to feel like they're face-to-face with their colleagues.
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So, what should you do if you find yourself face-to-face with one of these apex predators?
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Sontag was an exemplary teacher who brought her students face to face with the "seriousness" that Haslett describes.
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EDT: President Trump speaks at the Face-to-Face With Our Future event in the south court auditorium.
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But as recently as Wednesday, Mr. Sanders was still hopeful for a face-to-face with the pontiff.
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Face-to-face with the bad guy, Trump betrayed his duty and revealed his lack of protective passion.
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Madrid's move comes as the country comes face to face with its worst constitutional crisis since the 1930s.
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The first episode leaves it unclear exactly when Eleven will reunite face-to-face with her male friends.
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He climbs down, a bare, forked animal, and comes face to face with Ellie's mother, Martha (Ina Weisse).
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"She came face to face with him," Mr. Carlo said of his wife, who died several years ago.
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Generally speaking, you want to get face-to-face with people who have different world views than yours.
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You've called your doctor, and you are suddenly face-to-face with the scary reality of Covid-219.
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He talked face to face with his young patients, often sitting on the floor and playing with them.
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Jimmy is soon face-to-face with Lalo Salamanca, newly arraigned and facing murder, arson and other charges.
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Jimmy is soon face-to-face with Lalo Salamanca, newly arraigned and facing murder, arson and other charges.
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He did not have the courage and backbone to do all that face to face with his counterparts.
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But when she turned around, she stood face to face with the assailant, who was carrying two handguns.
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After walking past the main stores through the park entrance, you'll come face to face with the plaza.
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Representatives of the rebel factions have yet to negotiate face to face with their adversaries from the government.
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To come face to face with your son's killer, you know, nothing can really prepare you for that.
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But Democratic senators were pleased they finally got to sit down face to face with Trump's infrastructure team.
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Kim Kardashian West is opening up about the last time she came face to face with O.J. Simpson.
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While in a tunnel under the arena, they came face-to-face with members of rapper Casanova's crew.
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Finally they made a break for it — only to come face to face with Phil, standing on the lawn.
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This time, she tells me to follow her, and suddenly, I find myself face-to-face with Mistress Tara.
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When she went to investigate, she came face to face with the large reptile, reported CNN affiliate Spectrum News.
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So we put together a map that lets you remove that abstraction and come face to face with reality.
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But Voiceitt also can be used to help people with speech impediments communicate face to face with other people.
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Siri, Cortana, Alexa, Google Home and others are bringing individuals face-to-face with an AI-infused computing experience.
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The two players went face-to-face with Kanter being the aggressor while play continued on the other end.
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Its poll was conducted face-to-face with more than 4,000 people on April 5-10 in 26 provinces.
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Finally, they made a break for it — only to come face to face with Phil, standing on the lawn.
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Imagine finding yourself coming face to face with what looks like a real dinosaur in a deserted parking garage.
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The timing of the meeting is also notable, ahead of Kim's potential face-to-face with President Donald Trump.
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On Tuesday, the Sun comes face to face with Venus, planet of love, money, make outs, and personal values.
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I've emailed, texted, and spoken with the company owners, but this is my first face-to-face with them.
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Then, once you've come face to face with your fears (and I'm not saying it's easy), start digging deeper.
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In The Conjuring 2, Lorraine sees visions of the demonic entity, eventually coming face-to-face with the evil.
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Now they're about to go face to face with an investor who is willing to give them one shot.
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And if you're face-to-face with your partner, you can kiss when you want to moan or scream.
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At one point, John finds himself face to face with an enemy, both of them desperately reloading their guns.
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Now 64-year-old Elsie Ramirez was finally face-to-face with her sons, Raymond, 47, and Anthony, 46.
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The poll was carried out face-to-face with some 1,400 people in 10 provinces on April 8-9.
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Geddes is quick to point to the genre's ability to put us face to face with our own mortality.
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This suddenly-single schmuck waited another 15 minutes for my miliseconds face-to-face with the Beach Boys maestro.
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DEED asks you to interact, face-to-face, with your fellow volunteers before you're even able to friend them.
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In June, Trump became the first sitting American president to meet face-to-face with a North Korean leader.
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You are face to face with Trump and the book documents detailed conversations, meetings, policy debates and critical decisions.
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The moment we come face to face with our own wretchedness as it calls for us to give in.
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His mom walked in without knocking and came face-to-face with her oldest son's dick in my mouth.
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Regardless, Trump chickened out in his face-to-face with Peña Nieto about who will pay for his wall.
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In the winners round of 16 for Melee, Adam "Armada" Lindgren was face to face with Johnny "S2J" Kim.
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He visited all 50 states and met and spoke face to face with people in each state he visited.
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And last week, it came face to face with a 21st-century drone carrying a $12,000-or-so camera.
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The trial will put the Krims face-to-face with Ms. Ortega, the nanny they once regarded as family.
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If you come face-to-face with a bear, mountain lion or coyote, do your best to look imposing.
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The thieving teens are no longer trailing Al; instead he comes face to face with a downtrodden old man.
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In the film Adi Rukun comes face to face with the alleged torturers and killers of his three siblings.
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Face to face with F.B.I. agents, he was grilled about a phone call he had had with Russia's ambassador.
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Chris Christie said Tuesday that President Donald Trump should not meet face-to-face with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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It's a big if, but if Flynn presents falsehoods face-to-face with the FBI, it's a potential felony.
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In one scene, Bilott comes face-to-face with Bucky Bailey, the son of former DuPont employee Sue Bailey.
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My time here at Davos has put me face to face with leaders of industry, civil society and politics.
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Suddenly, I was face to face with a white man, who seemed to materialize out of the night itself.
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But in following along with these objectives, you will always come face-to-face with the narrowness of Yonder.
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Kathryn Dennis is coming face-to-face with her past demons — but she thinks her friends are oblivious to that.
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On Wednesday's Riverdale, "Chapter Forty-Four: No Exit," Archie (KJ Apa) came face-to-face with his biggest threat yet.
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Then, a week from tomorrow, he has his highly anticipated summit, his sit- down face-to-face with Vladimir Putin.
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So, he headed to Winchester, where he eventually came face to face with the gun of a campus security guard.
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So too does Ozan Atalan's installation "Monochrome," where we come face to face with the skeleton of a water buffalo.
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On season 7, episode 6 of GoT, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen come face-to-face with the Night King.
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He also shared an important message with parents and children who may come face-to-face with the opioid crisis.
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Then there was Archie, the person who came face-to-face with the Black Hood, but never once suspected Svenson.
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The latest twist came as Viacom's board rejected an offer to meet face-to-face with controlling shareholder Sumner Redstone.
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But the best thing about wearing the dress is coming face to face with other people wearing the same dress.
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M.D.: Sometimes the visiting politicians want to play face to face with their doppelgängers, as with Trump and Darrell Hammond.
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Many people would cry upon hearing the news that they have to come face-to-face with Donald J. Trump.
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In 2015, the men came face-to-face with a suspected terrorist on the train holding more than 500 people.
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But when she finally comes face to face with her long-lost father, Antoinette finds she doesn't need to worry.
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Rising domestic tourism means that more and more Chinese are coming face to face with gritty provincial and roadside privies.
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Most Silicon Valley heavyweights don't take time out from their office job to get face to face with apex predators.
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One woman angrily breaks down in tears when she comes face to face with the man who broke her heart.
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Government warns of violence Tensions were clear as officers in riot gear stood face to face with lines of demonstrators.
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Instead, he is face to face with his son: he is furious, and he wants the boy to know it.
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But how does she make the look work without ever actually coming face-to-face with a pair of shears?
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After coming face-to-face with Taystee in her disempowered situation, Caputo reevaluates his complicity as an employee of MCC.
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On his itinerary is a face-to-face with one of the world's most prominent climate change activists: Pope Francis.
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Will and Kate finally came face-to-face with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.
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He was in a bathroom, face-to-face with a photo of a buxom, scantily clad woman on the beach.
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Kim Kardashian West will come face-to-face with the woman she helped to free from prison ... TMZ has learned.
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Bill Murray just came face to face with an old nemesis on the golf course in Pebble Beach ... THE GOPHER.
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He was also put face-to-face with leaders he's clashed with in the past, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Returning from school one day he found himself between a great crowd and a motorcade, face to face with Hitler.
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The White House official conceded that Trump should have focused his visit on meeting face-to-face with storm victims.
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Earlier this month, Patrick Hardison came face-to-face with the woman who gave him a second chance at life.
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Players will have the chance to visit various gyms and come face to face with many never-before-seen Pokemon.
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Small mortgage companies, operating on a call center model, already do business without being face-to-face with their customers.
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Funerals have a way of reframing our reality — of forcing us to come face-to-face with our own mortality.
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In recent years, this day has become violent as pro-Biafran activists come face-to-face with Nigerian security forces.
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President Trump on Wednesday will deliver remarks at the Face-to-Face With Our Future event at the White House.
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The president will participate in an event for Face-to-Face with Our Future in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
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Anyone who expects anything different hasn't been paying attention to how Trump behaves when face-to-face with strong individuals.
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Trump is likely to come face to face with all four in the National Cathedral before a huge television audience.
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Glenn Tew scurried to see what all the commotion was about when he came face to face with the man.
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On Thursday, Trump met face to face with Sasse and some of those lawmakers who were critical of his decision.
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I set dates with a small pool of them, and actually meet face-to-face with an even smaller number.
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Britney Spears has to sit face-to-face with the man her family says has been haunting her for years.
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To come face-to-face with what's largely perceived as revolting, yet always unseen, is a jolting but illuminating experience.
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Video chatting platforms like Zoom can be great tools for connecting face-to-face with friends, family, and loved ones.
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An exhibition in Toronto's Gardiner Museum was created with the hope of bringing visitors face to face with the issue.
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An exhibition in Toronto's Gardiner Museum was created with the hope of bringing visitors face to face with the issue.
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I am proud to be marching up the Hill to talk face-to-face with politicians, like my own Sen.
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But it would not be the first time Trump administration officials have sat face-to-face with North Korean diplomats.
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She was content with her decision -- until she came face-to-face with Biden near the end of his stop.
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The Canadian Prime Minister came face to face with two-month-old Justin Trudeau at the Calgary Stampede on Saturday.
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But the phrase more generally captures those priceless moments when straight culture abruptly comes face to face with queer culture.
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I came face to face with it last summer when I covered the Democratic and Republican National Conventions for Seriously.
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I have come face-to-face with the worst of humanity — but my commitment to law enforcement has never wavered.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNThe Weeknd's Big Night Ended Face-to-Face with PoliceKaley Cuoco May Have a New Man: Sam Hunt!
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I also discover she actually finds the idea of coming face to face with a looming beast of lore frightening.
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One way this theory plays out is that the Night King, after finally coming face-to-face with Bran — i.e.
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Connected only by a piece of string, Sabrina ventures into limbo and ends up face to face with her own mother.
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Once she was face-to-face with him, however, she felt that everything was a lie and that she'd been deceived.
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Kimmelman gave inside sales - those made over the phone or online rather than face-to-face with clients - as an example.
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Even some offices that aren't perpetually looking for maximal efficiency gains at any cost wind up face to face with automation.
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I'm face-to-face with the inventor as he holds the jets connected to my forearms up in front of me.
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The folks that moderate these games see a lot—often coming face-to-face with the internet's worst of the worst.
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The two Indian-American engineers came face to face with the type of bigotry that has emerged since President Trump's election.
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That's where things truly get sticky, as she gasps for air and finds herself face to face with a snarling tiger.
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After much conflict, Lore and his Borg allies find themselves face-to-face with the Enterprise crew and Hugh's resistance fighters.
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As soon as Jill's son came face-to-face with his baby cousin, he began to hug and repeatedly kiss Spurgeon.
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Viacom's (VIAB) board rejected an offer to meet face-to-face with controlling shareholder Sumner Redstone, according to a Reuters report.
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Viacom — Viacom's board rejected an offer to meet face-to-face with controlling shareholder Sumner Redstone, according to a Reuters report.
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Once the straws have been loaded, the two discs are attached face to face with Velcro, sandwiching the tubes between them.
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But when her daughter suddenly came face to face with her own rare disorder, the actress fell straight into detective mode.
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Kathryn Dennis is coming face-to-face with a blast from her past — but she has no interest in making amends.
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I spin around and come face-to-face with The One himself, Neo, his black trench coat rippling with recent movement.
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She turns to welcome them, only to come face to face with the Real Butcher, who cleaves her head in two.
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When Chanel (Emma Roberts) comes face-to-face with her in the hospital hall, she's wearing a Hannibal Lecter-type mask.
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Our sources say Harvey told Ariadna he's apologized to everyone, but a face-to-face with her was the most meaningful.
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According to Vanity Fair, Coleman was also in attendance, and came face-to-face with the pair at a breakfast gathering.
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Once there, Horne made his way to the front, where he found himself face-to-face with a line of policemen.
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But the highlight of her visit was coming face-to-face with her former horses, who have since retired from racing.
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But the most startling moments of the book happen when she comes face-to-face with some of its key players.
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Coming face to face with insects that we share our homes and workplaces with might get a conversation going, Kariko said.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Friday evening's episode, the reality stars come face to face with some serious marriage questions.
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Nowhere else is neighbor forced to argue face-to-face with neighbor, our passions and fervent beliefs rising to the surface.
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Also on Friday, loving Venus connects with Jupiter, the planet of abundance, finding you face-to-face with some tempting offers.
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After the film, which lasts an exhilarating seven minutes, you come face-to-face with the people from it once again.
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It includes three international summits, which will put him face-to-face with dozens of world leaders over several grueling days.
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Soon after, Porter was face-to-face with Atkins as I watched with her staff from the office on C-SPAN.
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Between the lines: Moon is one of the few world leaders to have met face-to-face with Kim Jong-un.
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Last time we saw the second-youngest Stark boy, he had just come face to face with the three-eyed raven.
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But day by day as I was face to face with strangers, challenging their deeply held beliefs on race, it helped.
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But the weapons were apparently no help to the group when they found themselves face-to-face with some angry lions.
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Your ruling planet Saturn is opposed by Venus early this morning, finding you face-to-face with difficulties in your relationships.
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This considered, the Purpose World Tour is an opportunity for Born Again Beliebers to come face-to-face with their leader.
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I suddenly realize that I have not swallowed, barely breathed, since coming face to face with this room-filling human hairball.
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In recent days a flood of executives from different industries have been meeting face-to-face with administration officials and Congress.
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Nothing in the world of technology will ever bring two people together more than being face to face with one another.
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But it was also a collision of eras: the moment of the reckoning coming face-to-face with decades of impunity.
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"I was face to face with this murder terrorist who was holding the rifle and looking straight at me," he said.
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I immediately heard chanting, and came face-to-face with a large group of student protesters, waving signs and yelling slogans.
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When he walked around the corner to scare it off, he came face-to-face with the mother bear, he said.
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Crusius had a "stone cold look" when he surrendered, one police official who came face-to-face with him told CNN.
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Luckily, if they ever do come face to face with forces determined to shut them up, the A.C.L.U. will be there.
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In the past year or so, since I started college, I forced myself to come face to face with what happened.
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The company even has a video chat feature where you can bike face-to-face with other users during a ride.
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The company needs to meet face to face with vendors in order to negotiate lower costs, which Philbin says takes time.
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Despite this, the US president is still willing to meet with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani face to face, with no preconditions.
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Happy to just take the money and get out of town, Michael soon comes face-to-face with the real hitman.
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President Obama made an official state visit to the island in Spring 2016, but never met face-to-face with Castro.
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It seems that — with each swipe through our Instagram feeds — we come face-to-face with a new and unexpected eyeliner trend.
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It's the same place Fanning famously came face-to-face with another great white shark on the same day back in 2015.
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Undeterred, the American president is set to go face-to-face with Putin, the authoritarian leader for whom he has expressed admiration.
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On February 23, 2016, Bieber personally came face to face with the choir in a meeting organized by the Official Charts Company.
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It's like exposure therapy, violently bringing viewers face-to-face with the shame, humiliation, and sadness of living through this particular situation.
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To do so, the speaker must come face to face with the unruly and terrifying components of our collective and individual histories.
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The woman, identified by officials as Apryl Rogers, came face-to-face with the animal and sustained serious facial and head lacerations.
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After taking out four random guards (+40), he comes face-to-face with Qyburn, Cersei, and his big bad brother, the Mountain.
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That changes in the final moments of the ride, however, when visitors come face to face with the Shaman of Songs herself.
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It looked like it was either terrifying or amazing, depending on where you stand with coming face-to-face with large predators.
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He said he met face-to-face with USC's head of student health, Dr. Sarah Van Orman, in her office on Jan.
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After continuing to battle it out with others in the house, Chad is summoned for a face-to-face with Chris Harrison.
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After three episodes of hearing Susan's name, episode four brings us face to face with the character again in a hospital bed.
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"We realized that there's a really passionate conversation that happens face-to-face with readers that wasn't necessarily captured digitally," Lawton said.
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It was about a year after he and his partner came face to face with the painting on that fateful Bavarian holiday.
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According to TVLine, the witch will pull a Cady Heron and come face-to-face with a spellbinding version of Regina George.
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It's unclear if Shaq actually comes face-to-face with any great whites, but watching his adventure is sure to be entertaining.
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Even though Gabriel has a firearm and the apparent upper hand, he's terrified to find himself face-to-face with Lucille's wielder.
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" Gunvalson stood by her words: "When David went face to face with me, they said 'Were you afraid of him hurting me?
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This week, Jubilee found herself face to face with one very angry group of women – and she wasn't having any of it.
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SeedPlus is providing office space in Singapore to house its portfolio to enable its partners to work face-to-face with them.
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But Ryan came face-to-face with the complications Trump poses for his party while campaigning in his home state of Wisconsin.
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And that's where the strangeness came - you know, face to face with something like that, where it's kind of like, well, damn.
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The couple has dealt with some problems over the years, and they've even come face-to-face with them in couples counseling.
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In season 2 of iCarly, her character comes face-to-face with her doppelganger fan, played by Vampire Diaries actress Malese Jow.
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Connor finds himself face to face with the burner phone Denver used to frame Annalise and then the evil-eyed DA himself.
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Most people who find themselves face-to-face with an armed robber don't think twice about giving the perp whatever they want.
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But On Trivia Night, Jane Comes Face To Face With Him But then, on the fateful trivial night, everything collides for Jane.
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Most folks might run away in fear after coming face-to-face with a bear, but not 5-year-old Ian Parker.
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"When I faced him, I knew I was face to face with something I'd never faced before," Bonner recalled in an interview.
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After those meetings, the official added, Rosselló did not follow up with a further request for a face-to-face with Trump.
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They came face to face with Guzman, although the judge instructed the first group of potential jurors not to look at him.
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On Monday, Assad met face to face with Putin at Russia's Khmeimim air base in Syria and thanked him for the support.
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Some people looked at the ground, trying just to hear, but others stood face to face with singers and stared them down.
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So to be face to face with people and teach them and hear from them and get the hugs, I love it.
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Instead, she found herself in the same situation as Hall: face-to-face with a pharmacist denying her the medication she needed.
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But standing face-to-face with the Frank Putnam Flint fountain, this struggle evaporates and white supremacy is made to appear neutral.
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Whether it's homeless families seeking a warm meal or cooks relieving themselves, Bottura wants people to come face-to-face with inspiration.
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While the city braces for a surge in random violence, Earn comes face-to-face with a chilling future version of himself.
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As a palliative care doctor, I spend much of my time face-to-face with pain and suffering, debilitating disease and death.
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Dany has come face to face with her enemies, and hurt them gravely — but not without one of her dragons being injured.
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At some point during the night, Manziel got face-to-face with his old pal Bieber -- and posed for a pic together.
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R. Kelly came face-to-face with cops in Chicago after an anonymous caller claimed the singer was holding two women hostage.
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Jeff Flake came face-to-face with two sexual assault victims who confronted and cornered him in an elevator on Capitol Hill.
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Here is what the people of El Paso have to say about coming face-to-face with hatred for the first time.
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During the episode, Miller came face-to-face with Grant Gustin, who stars as the Arrowverse&aposs version of the Scarlet Speedster.
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At the heart of The Halcyon is The Atrium, where guests will come face-to-face with some of their favorite characters.
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At the trailer's climax, K comes face to face with Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford, stepping back into his role from the original).
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The study found that people who get more time interacting face to face with others at work feel less lonely or alienated.
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Your time has come, you're face-to-face with your boss and it's now time to tell him or her off, right?
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His character now has the upper hand and puts him in solitary confinement, where Noah comes face to face with his demons.
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In the mid-1990s, she walked into a bar near Naples, Maine, and came face to face with Denie Deveau, a bartender.
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That pipeline threatens to isolate Ukraine from European gas, leave it face to face with Russia and cost it $3 billion annually.
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You had to have been there, face-to-face with performers risking their and your discomfort, for their unpredictable magic to transpire.
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As soon as I walk in, I'm face-to-face with a toothy-grinned hostess standing in front of a mounted elk.
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Sean Penn went full fiesta after scoring his face-to-face with El Chapo ... boozing with Kate Del Castillo at 35,000 ft.
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Young Thug and his crew came face-to-face with loaded guns during a scary misunderstanding with Pittsburgh cops ... TMZ has learned.
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"My husband was tapped on the shoulder only to turn and be face to face with Prince William," Peta recalled on her website.
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And the comedian shared some very specific ideas for critics who may come face-to-face with President Trump's elder daughter and adviser.
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He calls BS. Jennifer's witness -- a former pastry chef who worked with Tim -- has allegedly come face-to-face with Tim's violent ways.
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Their fight, it appears, brings Mulder gun-to-face with CSM and both Scully and Mulder face-to-face with an actual UFO.
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When they got the doors open they came face-to-face with the actress who played creepy little Esther ... and her dog, Jennings.
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The logic was that lenders couldn't discriminate against a borrower based on their skin color if they weren't face-to-face with them.
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TURNER: Every time the president -- OK, this is not the first time, you know, that he is coming face to face with him.
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Ed Skrein also shines in a deliciously threatening way as one of the deadly hunter warriors who comes face-to-face with Alita.
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When we&aposre actually confronted face to face with an "enemy," making that person a friend first requires we forgive him or her.
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Joseph Dunford meet face to face with their Russian counterparts Thursday, as the Trump administration evaluates the future direction of US-Russian relations.
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Instead she finds herself trapped in a prostitution scheme that brings her face-to-face with violence, guns, sexual assault, and potentially murder.
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In photos and videos that went viral from the incident, Sandmann is seen standing face to face with Native American activist Nathan Phillips.
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Trump also encouraged Cohen to plan a trip to Russia during the campaign, where the candidate could meet face-to-face with Putin.
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In that state, women are required to meet face-to-face with their doctor and then wait 72 hours before getting an abortion.
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Available from: Timbuk2 This is one of those travel concerns that doesn't really dawn on you until you're face to face with it.
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And she was perfectly cordial when she came face-to-face with Nick for the first time since he dumped her in Iceland.
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Let's hope our astronauts never come face to face with a rip-roaring cloud of orbital debris, as Sandra Bullock did in Gravity.
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The parent met face-to-face with an administrator at the school, as well as a director at the system's administrative offices today.
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At the Glamour Women of the Year Awards, Extra asked Teigen if she would ever consider "a face-to-face" with the president.
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"I began to realize that coming face to face with my own mortality, in a sense, had changed nothing and everything," Kalanithi wrote.
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Hatch's letter was purposefully timed, putting pressure on the commission just as it's coming face-to-face with the tech industry at large.
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Straight out of college, Burns went to a general casting call, only to find herself face to face with the writer/director herself.
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What remain are three-dimensional silhouettes, caustic reminders of the unfathomable distance of history even when we stand face-to-face with it.
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The social experiment allowed strangers to speak nearly face-to-face with Watson as they asked her various questions about life and love.
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Their identities are unknown, but Zak says the remains were part of initiation rituals bringing recruits face-to-face with their own mortality.
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And for some, nothing is more powerfully rehabilitative than sitting face-to-face with people you have harmed, in an effort to heal.
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I had to lie face to face with a live grenade in front of me, it could have gone off at any second.
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Onboard the ConspiraSea Cruise, I found myself face to face with a group of individuals whom much of society has deemed totally nuts.
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But then she found herself face to face with veteran tech journalists Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg at the Recode conference in California.
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The Arizona senator, later cleaned up and wearing a suit, told CNN of the moment he came face-to-face with the shooter.
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On Wednesday, the photographer shared a photo of Obama meeting Pope Francis, following Trump's own face-to-face with pontiff in the Vatican.
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In the event that you're face-to-face with another human being, well, you're typically tasked with the chore of actually displaying emotion.
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Once a dog climbs up the steps, it reaches a small platform that allows it to come face to face with its owner.
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He adds that he still remembers the exact moment he came face to face with Mark Cuban and the full panel of judges.
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The Hill: Trump is optimistic about his face-to-face with Kim in Singapore on Tuesday (which will be overnight Monday, Washington time).
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To read its six shattering pages is to come face-to-face with the isolation, self-doubt and crushing misery of mental illness.
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Phillips, playing his drum, eventually finds himself face to face with Sandmann and they lock eyes as Phillips continues to play his drum.
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Late in the first half, coming off a screen face-to-face with Draymond Green, Wall spun breezily past him to the rim.
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Lea Michele "That's it, I'm not coming back," the Scream Queens actress jokingly told DeGeneres upon coming face to face with Michael Myers.
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"I was face-to-face with a snake," Fisher recalled, adding that the skin of the serpent was like camouflage on the rock.
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Along the way, they come face to face with some sea lions who are sure to be the breakout stars of this movie.
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"Here Greek mythology comes face to face with the lush, mysterious culture of the Coast Salish peoples of the Pacific Northwest," he writes.
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I turned professional in 21996 and came face to face with the dark truth that professional cycling had a deeply embedded doping culture.
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Mr. Dylan invented himself here, plugged into its creative artistic grid here, and here came face to face with his greatest early influence.
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That&aposs why Lindsey spends so much time doing road shows and other interactions that put him face-to-face with those employees.
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Each day during the recent round of talks in Doha, Qatar, the five men sat face to face with American diplomats and generals.
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Rajat Gupta had been moved to a larger part of the prison when he came face to face with his nemesis, Raj Rajaratnam.
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Trump's lawyers have suggested the president could provide written answers to Mueller's questions instead of sitting down face-to-face with Mueller's team.
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It has brought me face to face with President Trump, climate change, the refugee crisis, and with the victims of other mass shootings.
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Tiffany Haddish will come face-to-face with the Black Panther himself before taking over hosting duties of the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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During the trip, Pence said he would deliver a blunt message for the Kim regime during any face-to-face with North Koreans.
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Two city workers said Sunday that they are lucky to be alive after coming face-to-face with the gunman during his rampage.
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Opposite Qajar, Yemeni artist Boushra Almutawakel's Mother, Daughter and Doll series (2010) brings the viewer face to face with multiple forms of veiling.
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The story eventually brings him face to face with a dragon, with a climactic showdown that's immediately followed by... hastily executed rectal surgery?
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President Trump is set to meet face to face with Russian President Vladimir Putin today on the sidelines of the G-20 summit.
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Trump's remarks brought him face-to-face with many of the rural American voters who helped deliver him the White House in 2016.
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Under heavy security, prospective jurors came face to face with Guzman in court, though the judge instructed them not to look at him.
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We came around a sharp turn and found ourselves face to face with a moose and her calf, drinking at the water's edge.
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BTW, Aaron's part of the 'Marriage Boot Camp' cast as he comes face-to-face with his mom, Jane, in a tense reunion.
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Particularly influential in shaping White House thinking has been Microsoft President Brad Smith, who has discussed the issue face to face with Trump.
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Now he's in Hamburg, Germany, for the G-26 summit meeting, where he'll have a highly anticipated face-to-face with Vladimir Putin.
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In fact, he still remembers the exact moment that he came face-to-face with Mark Cuban and the full panel of judges.
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Playing his drum, Phillips eventually finds himself face to face with Sandmann, and they lock eyes as Phillips continues to play his drum.
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London (CNN)A statue of Donald Trump has gone face-to-face with a formidable new critic -- the classic British children's character Matilda.
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Kevin tells us he was performing at a male strip club once ... when he came face-to-face with a thrown buffalo wing.
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During a promotional St. Louis, MO radio appearance while touring in support of the album, Paul came face to face with the issue.
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When the lead comes face-to-face with her runner-up on the After the Final Rose special, it's often awkward and always emotional.
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And in a few hours, the President is going to be landing in Singapore for his historic face-to-face with Kim Jong-un.
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In the women's final of the U.S. open, the world came face-to-face with the righteous rage of a woman on live television.
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EMANUEL: It&aposs pretty interesting must-see TV seeing the president get into it face-to-face with face with the NATO secretary general.
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However, midway through the season, Chloe comes face to face with undeniable proof that Bryce is a rapist — and that she is his survivor.
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Once they leave medical school, doctors may still be inclined to spend still more time at computers than face-to-face with their patients.
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Onboard the Conspira Sea Cruise, I found myself face-to-face with a group of individuals whom much of society has deemed totally insane.
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Inside the house, he found more victims — and came face to face with Spencer Hight, who was heavily armed with numerous weapons, police said.
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Zombies can float One of the exclusive clips shown before the panel featured Nick (Dillane) coming face to face with a walker while underwater.
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He sees that he won't be the only one paying the cost, and comes face-to-face with the people who were left behind.
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Within the first three hours of the season, three contestants came face to face with two large lions, who just stared at them hungrily.
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But as his disaster tour of Hamburg brings him inside Risky Business Auto Repair, Inslee comes face to face with the climate change pushback.
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I came face-to-face with someone who was a product of a society that does not speak openly about women's pleasure and sexuality.
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Look in the wrong place and Leon will come face to face with a corpse — or pile of corpses —that tell a tale unseen.
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The Vatican has said the summit's main purpose is to bring bishops face to face with the problem and eliminate any vestiges of denial.
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Friskies"official spokescat," Grumpy Cat, comes face-to-face with the first-ever Grump-O-Lantern to kick off a Halloween promotion with PetSmart.
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The parent met face-to-face with an administrator at the school, as well as a director at the system&aposs administrative offices today.
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I want to be face-to-face with someone I'm about to work with, because I want to know if we can get along.
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Director Spike Jonze came face-to-face with a home intruder who was armed with a knife ... setting off an intense standoff with police.
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It's a rare thing in my life to find myself face to face with something I'm scared of, and I was scared of this.
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After Timberlake opened the show with his Oscar-nominated song "Can't Stop the Feeling," he came face-to-face with his fellow former Mouseketeer.
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Being face-to-face with Troy's chiseled abdomen gives Lionel plenty of new content for his masturbation sessions and that's where we leave him.
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After arriving on the scene, police discovered the women lying face to face with duct tape around their waists, a police source tells PEOPLE.
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Unlike the feverish anticipation over past meetings between Modi and former President Barack Obama, expectations for Modi's face-to-face with Trump are lukewarm.
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" Asked later what he'd say if he ever found himself face-to-face with Trump, he replied: "I would never sit across from him.
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The first thing to do when you're face to face with a jerk is to ask what you want to get out of it.
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Podesta helped the former first lady meet face to face with some of the contenders last week, the report said, including Perez, Vilsack, Sen.
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Following her split from Jack Antonoff, Lena Dunham has come face-to-face with the reality of being alone — a state she once loved.
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The vice president called the shooting "a tragedy of unimaginable proportions" and said, "Las Vegas came face to face with pure evil" that night.
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Face-to-face with students who meant business, he briefly abandoned his strict pro-gun position and pledged to work for sensible gun control.
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"Now, Bob," Toomey could be heard saying with frustration, this time standing face-to-face with the Tennessee Republican, rather than side by side.
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The advantage of it was that I could interact face-to-face with members of Congress, and sometimes watch proceedings on the House floor.
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Throughout the afternoon, protestors stood face to face with Department of Homeland Security police, after being moved away from a driveway, where employees exited.
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Once again, on spending issues, the president is coming face-to-face with the inevitable tensions that arise between co-equal branches of government.
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Here's the short version: Having gone into a solo vision sans the Three-Eyed Raven, Bran comes face to face with the Night King.
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In Money Shot, Judith Bernstein comes face to face with the collective disbelief we felt on election night and then again on Inauguration Day.
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Once Iger became CEO, his next step was to clearly communicate the three priorities face-to-face with all stakeholders — not once but constantly.
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He might find it in his power, and in his heart, to bring fantasy-besotted old Quichotte face to face with his lady love.
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It was the human interaction that he missed, actually talking face-to-face with journalists who cover the industry and its products, he said.
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The mother of a 13-year-old girl who came face to face with the suspect said her daughter was "too traumatized" to talk.
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In the first round of the fight, he had to come face to face with Hannah Ann Sluss months after breaking up their engagement.
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Sometimes he's conducting poetry workshops; sometimes he's dealing with cultural attachés or smooth-tongued diplomats; sometimes he's face to face with refugees in camps.
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Day 3 also brought us face-to-face with one of the most important sites on the list of the 133 points of interest.
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Our correspondent, Rukmini, travels to Tajikistan to retrace the couple's path and to sit down face to face with the architect of the attack.
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Digging through a rarely used closet one night, I opened a Nike shoe box and came face-to-face with a real human skull.
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He said he had watched almost all of Marbury's games as a teenager and was overcome by standing face to face with him now.
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One of two self-declared winners of the Iowa caucuses, Pete Buttigieg came face-to-face with the question of his experience — yet again.
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How can we relax when we are about to come face-to-face with a ghost that may not be of the Casper variety?
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Before dawn on May 6, 2016, a white police officer found himself face-to-face with a young black man holding a silver pistol.
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For Murphy, who lives in Toronto, the live tour was the first time she came face-to-face with legions of "Schitt's Creek" viewers.
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Aladdin follows the lead and finds himself face-to-face with the man who ruined his wedding — and 39 more who want him dead.
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"We express our willingness to sit down face-to-face with the U.S. and resolve issues anytime and in any format," the statement read.
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Much of the business is still conducted face to face with underwriters and brokers using briefcases or suitcases to carry paperwork around the building.
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Now, you can't go five minutes without coming face to face with a new Baby Yoda meme—but has it finally gone too far?
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Sadly, that fleeting hope has come face to face with the reality that the U.S. policies towards refugees are no longer ones of welcome.
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The teenaged contestants on The Quest are dropped into the fantasy world of Everealm and have to come face to face with magical challenges.
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Curiously, the study also found that teens who spent more time face-to-face with friends also spent more time communicating with them online.
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The Democratic primary voters should have the opportunity to have an unfiltered view of Bloomberg, in person, face to face with the other candidates.
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Users are face-to-face with the instructor; you can see your entire body as well as a shrunken-down image of the instructor's.
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But you get on their bad side and all of a sudden you are face to face with [Facebook CEO] Mark Zuckerberg's secret police.
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It's believed to be the first time Kim has spoken face-to-face with officials from the South since he took power in 2011.
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While Washington D.C. is getting tuned upside down, the Terminator came face-to-face with His Holiness on the other side of the planet.
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Last week, Disney released a lineup of photos that see the epic cast coming face to face with their counterparts in the live-action movie.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJustin Bieber's Onstage MeltdownFuture is at the Center of Scottie Pippen's DivorceTaylor Swift Comes Face-to-Face with Her EnemiesShocking Jared Fogle News
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Double Take follows celebrity hypnotist Chris Jones as he hypnotizes unsuspecting superfans into not recognizing their celebrity idols before coming face-to-face with them.
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In the final sequence of the trailer, Bill comes face to face with his dead brother in what looks like the basement of his house.
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The sculpture, sponsored by SSGA, had been staring face to face with Wall Street's iconic "Charging Bull" statue in Bowling Green park since March 2017.
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After wandering off, she finds herself lost inside a fun house, only to come face-to-face with a girl who looks just like her.
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Most true leaders have the decency and backbone to sit down face to face with key staff when the time comes to let them go.
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There was expected to be one key difference in Wednesday's meeting compared to their last face-to-face with Trump three weeks ago: Mick Mulvaney.
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But everyone experiences it differently — some people may feel super-nauseous but never actually come face-to-face with a toilet; others may puke regularly.
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Jane's inadvertent objectification of Morgyn only gets worse when she's sued by the dancer and comes face-to-face with her in a settlement meeting.
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The shark had sunk its teeth into the back end of the boat and pushed McDaniel around till he was face-to-face with Chambers.
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" When Kim found that the bathroom door was locked, she freaked out and broke into it — coming face to face with the random girl. "Seriously?
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When you're in a dangerous situation, like being approached by an attacker or coming face-to-face with a mountain lion, your instincts take over.
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Since you're not face-to-face with the object of your affection, if they blow you off, your ego usually doesn't take the biggest hit.
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In a face-to-face with current Evil Corp CEO Price, it comes out that the government are planning to take control of the plant.
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Despite coming face-to-face with the family she's tormenting, the Mad Pooper shows no signs of remorse, returning again and again to relieve herself.
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Shortly thereafter, Morgan finds himself face-to-face with Gavin — one of Negan's primary lieutenants — and he's presented with another decision between life and death.
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A hands-on experience or a face-to-face with another human might help an average user better understand what their data is actually worth.
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Maggie wasn't the only one projecting feelings this episode, as Webber (James Pickens Jr.) once again came face to face with his greatest adversary – alcohol.
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Chad Drexel came face to face with the – and who laughed at him when handed Brittanee's missing person flier, he claims in a new interview.
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When Rick Santorum came to face to face with a high-achieving female engineer on CNN this week, he told her to leave the country.
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To watch the campaign between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is to witness what happens when a litigator comes face to face with an entertainer.
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Our working day was saved but we had come face-to-face with the tenuous nature of the supposedly frictionless operations of het nieuwe werken.
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An appearance at a Senate debate could pit Puigdemont face to face with Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy who is vehemently opposed to independence for Catalonia.
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Millan says it's not the first time he's brought an aggressive dog face-to-face with an animal with which it had a rocky past.
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The member notes it was a cold evening ... and after coming face-to-face with Secret Service he showed up again and no one noticed.
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Kelly is cautious during the conversation, saying she could fly to Chicago and have a face-to-face with him and hash out her issues.
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In a jarring instance of the internet colliding with real life, President Trump is about to come face-to-face with a viral internet sensation.
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Corinne Olympios could come face-to-face with DeMario Jackson on the "Bachelor in Paradise" reunion show, 'cause she'll be there ... according to Corinne herself.
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So, who do we have coming face-to-face with relationship counselors Jim and Elizabeth Carroll on the upcoming season of the WE tv show?
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From there, Trump joined the large gathering of G20 leaders, finding himself face-to-face with the collection of global leaders he has sometimes rebuffed.
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A supervisor at Feng Sushi restaurant inside Borough Market told the Financial Times how he had come face to face with one of the attackers.
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Before I know it, I'm once again face-to-face with an Atlas interface, its invisible alien technology pulling me inside once I'm close enough.
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Avenatti did say he would meet face-to-face with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, something Democrats criticized Trump for doing earlier this year.
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You don't want to come face-to-face with your god, because it's frightening to think that you might see a pimple on his chin.
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Kanye West brought the soulful sounds of his Sunday Service choir to prisoners in Texas just days before his face-to-face with Joel Osteen.
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Had the Trump campaign succeeded, Mr. Clinton would have come face-to-face with the women on national television, a potentially humiliating and excruciating encounter.
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"Revenue is dependent on the time that I spend face-to-face with clients rather than retail or other services," Welvaert-Koch told Business Insider.
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Okay, so we know that next week will be the first time Jon Snow comes properly face-to-face with one of Daenerys' scaly steeds.
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It can show you how close to the surface it lurks in our society, and bring you face-to-face with your own violent impulses.
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He lets loose a climactic scream when he's face-to-face with a cop he saw gun down a black man earlier in the film.
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Darcy actually never comes face to face with the five young people who are trapped in the green room until very late in the day.
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There, where that immense cellar fills with people among the smell of fruits and vegetables, you'll find yourself face to face with some quirky musicians.
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Ledger's death made Gyllenhaal come face-to-face with the brutal realities of the world, and how quickly people can enter and leave your life.
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Your ruling planet Venus opposes Saturn this morning, finding you face-to-face with difficult issues around work—you're craving support from your inner circle.
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Pascal Siakam had all of 15 minutes of Las Vegas Summer League action under his belt when he went face-to-face with Kevin Durant.
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The National Theater of Scotland will bring its full cast for this theater fable in which a woman comes face to face with the devil.
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Unlike the distance security guards maintained between Björk and her audience, "Notget" takes you face to face with the singer, although in an unusual form.
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It's been hours (days?) since I interacted face to face with a human who is not related to me, and cabin fever is setting in.
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As the coronavirus spreads, a growing number of Americans have found themselves face-to-face with the possibility of contamination just by going to work.
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In "Jurassic Park," the warden Muldoon is face to face with a velociraptor when he's suddenly surprised by a second dinosaur attacking from the side.
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The sources say Brad has had visits with his 5 other kids before Wednesday, but the face-to-face with Maddox is a turning point.
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Mr. Johnson has been accused of hiding from scrutiny after ducking a TV debate with his opponents and another face-to-face with political reporters.
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We sat down with Max to discuss the band's legacy and had him come face-to-face with the opinions of one particularly avid fan.
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The Formosa Cafe is one of those famous old-school places in West Hollywood that always seems to be face-to-face with a bulldozer.
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After the hearing concludes, he walks to the railing by the first row of spectators and stands face to face with Ms. Moxley's mother, Dorthy.
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Jonah was expecting Offerman to have a bigger, more poignant reaction to coming face-to-face with someone who made his life a living hell.
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It's in jail where addicts first come face-to-face with the criminal-justice system, long before they commit crimes that warrant a prison sentence.
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In a theater equipped with projectors originally built for military flight simulators, we watch the scene where Henry first comes face to face with Junior.
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But in a recent Reddit post, user IncrediblyShinyShart shared the story of a motorcycle crash that put him face-to-face with the macabre hypothetical.
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One OWN employee's child came face-to-face with the TV legend, and she made a bet: say my name and you get the cash.
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Weirdly enough, it turns out Murphy is exactly the right guy to call when you accidentally find yourself face-to-face with a massive snake.
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Tekashi69 came face-to-face with cops for the 2nd week in a row -- this time NYPD had to bust up his music video shoot.
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Corbett broke into Bullock's home back in 2014 ... and she actually came face-to-face with him after she was awakened by a loud noise.
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This time, I came face to face with about a million (okay, maybe 30) food items that had the chocolate factor written all over them.
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I had waited five years to meet Señor Araiza, and now that I'm face to face with him in his Dallas tortilleria, I'm nervous and stuttering.
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"It's a rare thing in my life to find myself face to face with something I'm scared of, and I was scared of this," he said.
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Along the way, they witness daring dogfights and catty robots, and occasionally find themselves face-to-face with beloved galaxy-questers from previous Star Wars films.
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This white one I am looking at has an iridescence to it that can only be found when you are face-to face with the piece.
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Joanna Krupa wants so badly to save an animal she thinks is part wolf ... she's willing to sit face-to-face with it ... in the wild.
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For eight seasons Jeremy Wade has gone hand-to-fin, face-to-face with some of the weirdest, wildest and most wonderful creatures on this planet.
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Even face-to-face with an autism mom, whose total love for her child and despair over his future should have been evidence, Ne'eman was unyielding.
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A California man&aposs trip to buy a used car Wednesday almost cost him his life after he came face-to-face with an aggressive bull.
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For those who have the mettle to come face-to-face with a lion, an Australian zoo is opening an enclosure — except the humans are inside.
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David was face-to-face with Davis Wednesday when he filed docs for the position of Rowan County Clerk in Kentucky -- the position Davis currently holds.
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Zac Efron grew up playing in the outdoors, but finding himself face to face with a bear on a recent hike isn't something he was expecting.
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He couldn't help but think about the times he'd stood alongside his fellow cops during Black Lives Matter protests, face-to-face with riled-up activists.
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For the first time since the terrifying incident in April, Kim Zolciak Biermann's young son Kash came face-to-face with the dog that bit him.
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In each of the films, whenever he went face-to-face with a villain in a scene, he would imagine that the bad guy had halitosis.
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"It's imperative that today's young people come face to face with the consequences of unchecked hatred," the center's director, Rabbi Reuven Mintz, said in a statement.
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One of the teens can be seen standing face-to-face with the elder, smirking and saying nothing, while the man sings and beats a drum.
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If you do come face to face with one of the animals, you must do everything you can to survive, the agency said in their statement.
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Standing outside in the bright daylight near Lyra's family for those long minutes brought them face-to-face with the pain in Northern Ireland's recent history.
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So, when a teen sneaks off to the bathroom to JUUL at school, they'll be face-to-face with a PSA explaining why it's so dangerous.
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In fact, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is expected to meet face-to-face with Donald Trump for the first time as early as next week.
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Earlier this year, he was far from his South Side neighborhood, standing face-to-face with President Barack Obama during a town hall on gun control.
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In November of last year, the Love Actually actress came face-to-face with William at her damehood ceremony, and she wanted to sneak a kiss.
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Back in April, the probe got its cooling system installed, which is probably pretty important for something that's basically face-to-face with the sun itself.
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None of us really know how we would behave if we suddenly found ourselves face-to-face with with a real A-list Hollywood movie star.
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If you do come face-to-face with one of the animals, you must do everything you can to survive, the agency said in their statement.
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As you can see, one of the boys stands face-to-face with Phillips with a smug grin on his face as he continues to drum.
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George came face-to-face with a bilby, a rat-like marsupial which is also Australia's version of the Easter bunny, which was named after him.
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Sansa arrives to greet the pair, and, for the first time in the history of the series, comes face-to-face with the Mother of Dragons.
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Steve Harvey sobbed openly when he finally got his face-to-face with Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez ... and then she gave him some really good news.
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I'd also make sure that the new president had a chance to sit face-to-face with operators and analysts in some of the agency's centers.
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ARC was founded in 13, after John F. Kennedy barnstormed through West Virginia in 1960, coming face-to-face with abject poverty for the first time.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive clip of Thursday's episode, Dr. Jo Karev (Camilla Luddington) comes face-to-face with a woman she believes is her birth mother.
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The tennis superstar came face-to-face with a man named Michael in Switzerland recently ... and he showed off his permanent tribute to his favorite athlete.
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It puts you face-to-face with the very objects or situations you fear most in the world, over and over, until they become less scary.
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In fact, Grimm even said in another response that in addition to meeting face-to-face with LGBTQ groups, he, too, seeks advice and support online.
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Representatives of President Bashar al-Assad's government -- who have trooped through many of Geneva's fine hotels -- have never even met face-to-face with Syria's opposition.
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On Friday, Trump will come face-to-face with the outwardly anti-American president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte at the APEC summit in Danang, Vietnam.
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Many a novelist might have provided a scene where she gazes out over the water and comes face to face with the horror of it all.
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Many brands are leaning into pop-up shops that not only showcase their products but bring consumers face-to-face with their (often digitally native) brand.
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A Harris County Sheriff's Office spokesperson tells TMZ Sports, Anderson allegedly got face-to-face with the 38-year-old official ... and a verbal argument ensued.
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On one such patrol, he came face to face with a boat crammed with hundreds of refugees, many already dead after only five hours at sea.
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Lippmann herself even came face-to-face with the issue once while making a pit stop to have gels removed on the way to the airport.
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When William Pinkerton, son of the legendary detective Allan Pinkerton, came face to face with Austin in Havana, the criminal shared more of his personal history.
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It offered a taste of the unknown: At any time I might find myself crouched in the brush, face to face with my own fragile existence.
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Yet now that the three of us are face to face with the prospect of eight courses of noodles, I am deeply regretting my youthful insouciance.
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These people are coming face-to-face with hundreds of people each day, putting themselves at risk so the rest of us have food and necessities.
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New England Pats owner Bob Kraft came face-to-face with one of his most famous ex-WRs this weekend, Wes Welker ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Monday's meeting is believed to be the first time Kim has ever talked face-to-face with any officials from Seoul since taking power in 2011.
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A half-Indian student of history can learn about a mighty Indian empire, of which he knew nothing, by coming face-to-face with its ruins.
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Bully somehow stayed on his feet -- apparently bulldogs don't go down easily -- but glared at Whitlow as the two came face to face with each other.
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"Parents need to know they could now come face-to-face with the LGBT agenda when they sit down to watch the Hallmark Channel," it read.
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Her character is powerful a woman who, as a child, came face to face with her shadow person and has apparently been traumatized about it since.
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President Trump's visit to Paris this week will put him face-to-face with French President Emmanuel Macron, perhaps Europe's loudest critic of his climate agenda.
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That's not to say I haven't literally yelled at my computer after sprinting around a corner, only to end up face-to-face with a mutant.
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One of the kitchen workers, a Latino man named Miguel, told the police he came face to face with Mr. Martunovich as he entered the kitchen.
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He began a pilgrimage to stand face to face with each of the 341 paintings by the master listed in the "Corpus," spread from Omaha, Neb.
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When you're face-to-face with that person, you either get too embarrassed to admit your mistake, or you're too scared that it won't be accepted.
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Finding himself face to face with the armed gunman in his classroom, the 21-year-old Howell tackled and restrained the shooter until police could arrive.
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But that said, when you are face-to-face with a potential suitor, there may be some ways to "tap into their emotional side" using your eyes.
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First, before Rhodes could come face to face with his Idol, he gets decked out in Ryan Seacrest Distinction with a little help from Seacrest's stylist, Miles.
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The good news was I didn't come face to face with Trump throughout most of the election — until one of the last debates of the Republican primary.
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In what may be the year's most hotly anticipated meeting, Ed Sheeran has come face-to-face with a baby who looks almost exactly like Ed Sheeran.
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As the sun challenges Pluto, we are face-to-face with something that we likely weren't supposed to see, but now must make a change to resolve.
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Time and again, this country has come face to face with despair, until a leader emerged, from either side of the aisle, to help renew our optimism.
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Snapchat announced on Friday a new show, "Second Chance," that brings people face-to-face with their former flames for a shot at closure, or even reconciliation.
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More suspects emerge in the murder, and Hardy and Miller come face-to-face with the killer—but a well-placed hoodie makes him impossible to identify.
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On Sunday, more than 100 people gathered with banners and drums, coming face to face with riot police armed with police dogs, plastic shields, and armored helmets.
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She creeps into the building and up the stairs, only to come face-to-face with Raymond, who is holding an axe and ready to use it.
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Eventually, nanny Louise Blomqvist was able to persuade the toddler, whose shoes and socks vanished during the melee, to return and meet face-to-face with Haidi.
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The challenge was to create an engaging way for the public to come face-to-face with their own fear, love, and anxieties surrounding robots and automation.
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As we reported, he broke into Sandra's home in 2014 and came face-to-face with Sandra at her bedroom door in the middle of the night.
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The season 10 star says she came face-to-face with the sexism surrounding the franchise after she experienced a ferocious, slut-shaming backlash from the media.
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Nothing says this will be an epic episode quite like Jon Snow face-to-face with a large Dothraki man, so let's get right down to it!
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For now, I can only assume we'll know more later, perhaps when Michonne finally comes face to face with the others for the first time in years.
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On last night's episode, Chad came face to face with Lace Morris, with whom he was briefly involved — and whom he trash talked — on Bachelor in Paradise.
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Kate flew solo to the Netherlands, coming face-to-face with Vermeer's iconic painting Girl With a Pearl Earring and spending time with King Willem-Alexander. 9.
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Next time you find yourself face-to-face with the wall of the airplane, instead of a beautiful blue sky, at least you'll know who to blame.
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Joe himself returns a hero to the Reich and finds himself thrust into the Nazi capital of Berlin, face to face with the father who abandoned him.
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Things take a turn for the deadly when she finds herself stranded just yards from land, face-to-face with a shark swimming in the shallow waters.
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Queen Elizabeth inspired one of Charlotte Tilbury's lipsticks, and now the makeup artist and founder of Charlotte Tilbury Beauty has come face-to-face with her inspiration.
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The thriller stars Bullock as Malorie who, along with her two children, comes face to face with an entity that takes the form of people's worst fears.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. was a ball of nerves before coming face-to-face with Lauren Burnham for the first time since saying goodbye to her in Peru.
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We got confirmation that Richard Horne is definitely Audrey's son, and he finally came face to face with Dark Cooper, the man who is probably his father.
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The trip to the slave market is harrowing for Claire, who despite spending years in the past hasn't really come face to face with this disgusting institution.
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Though I didn't know it at the time, I would later have the NSX out on the open road and come face-to-face with its charms.
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On Tuesday, Disney released a lineup of photos that see the epic cast — including Beyoncé — coming face to face with their counterparts in the live-action movie.
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The event lasts for three days and gives Microsoft an opportunity to meet face-to-face with its developer community and outline its vision for the future.
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Its survey, carried out face-to-face with 3,462 people in 30 provinces on April 7-9, showed turnout for the vote would be around 90 percent.
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How Bailey had to testify at the trial, had to meet the woman's parents, had to come face to face with the man who killed her neighbor.
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Mexico Leyla Santiago President Trump still has yet to meet face-to-face with Mexico's president, Enrique Pena Nieto, after an awkward encounter during the 2016 campaign.
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"I am *so thankful* for this," she captioned an emotional black-and-white image of her and husband Doug Hehner face-to-face with their eyes closed.
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It was the first time Hall and a team of US undercover agents had come face to face with Li after months of dealing with him online.
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Anthony Scaramucci came face-to-face with Mario Cantone, the comedian who mercilessly mocked him on late-night TV, during an appearance on "The View" early Friday.
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In the images, Luyendyk found himself face to face with one of the couple's male pals, who was wearing a wedding dress while casually drinking a beer.
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It is an invitation that is most important in these moments of deep pain and confusion — moments when we come face to face with evil and suffering.
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Kim Kardashian followed up her visit with Rodney Reed by coming face-to-face with his brother ... and then introducing him to the biggest stars in Houston.
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Sanders's Tuesday appearance with California delegates — where his backers broke out in chants of support — put him face-to-face with leadership from the Bernie Delegates Network.
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Those who managed to make it to the emergency exit threw it open, only to come face to face with the third gunman, who was waiting outside.
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When she came face to face with him, Jane realized that Perry was the man who had raped her several years before, leaving her pregnant with Ziggy.
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We walked up the hill and suddenly found ourselves face to face with the Duomo, that jaw-dropping cathedral adorned in its distinctive black and white stripes.
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On the one hand, the work of diplomats is more easily done when they're on the ground, allowing them to interact face to face with local officials.
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Clay amassed a series of pro wins from 1961 to 1962 before he found himself face to face with Moore again, this time in the prize ring.
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So, you can imagine how excited I was when I recently found myself face-to-face with a league MVP at an ESPN event in Los Angeles.
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After all, this showcase tour was the first time that the women were able to come face-to-face with the people who they strive to inspire.
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Running has helped me come face-to-face with what I took for granted: I believed my eating disorder was a story that belonged in the past.
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I truly did not come face to face with segregation and racism until I moved back to Georgia as an adult, and what a shock that was.
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When I wanted to take my research a step further, I came across a trip that's designed to bring you face to face with your personal heritage.
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The girl described how she had opened glass doors and walked into a room where she came face-to-face with the increasingly famous and powerful guru.
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Hours after his remarks, Trump came face-to-face with Macron, where the tension between the two spilled over during a testy exchange about the Islamic State.
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With its painted-on eyebrows, somber expression and wavy brown hair peeking through its tattered bandages, the mummy's noggin brought viewers face-to-face with a mystery.
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Pamplona, Spain (CNN)Every year, thousands of amateur daredevils flock to Pamplona in the hopes of coming face to face with Toro Bravo - the Spanish Fighting Bull.
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In video of the altercation, obtained by TMZ, DaBaby is below the stage level and face-to-face with the crowd, where only a barricade separates them.
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The ex-CIA official's comments come after an announcement made at the White House last week that Trump had agreed to meet face-to-face with Kim.
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Social media celebrated this Everyman dressed in tourist attire (baseball cap and hooded sweatshirt) who came face to face with celebrities dressed in their red-carpet finest.
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The President, who has repeatedly expressed his exasperation at his aging aircraft, wanted to meet face-to-face with Muilenburg to reach the deal, two officials said.
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Barkley ran to his right on a handoff and, as he turned the corner around the line, he came face-to-face with Philadelphia linebacker Nate Gerry.
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The illicit digital ventures by Izzy (Otmara Marrero), Ronald (Edi Gathegi) and Nick (Adam Brody) continue to put them face to face with mounting murders and blackmail.
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When the Wilsons inevitably come face to face with their evil doppelgängers, "Us" becomes a film about, among other things, unaddressed histories creeping back into your life.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa said on Thursday night he had come face to face with horrific accounts of people grieving the loss of family and friends in Chimanimani.
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She knew the odds of the cover were increasing when she was invited to a photo shoot -- and had a perfectly timed face-to-face with Judd.
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It's the only spot along the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) where North Korean troops stand face-to-face with South Korean and United Nations Command forces.
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So you might be stressing about a secret in all the moments when you're not face-to-face with the friend you're supposed to be keeping it from.
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Face-to-face with a man who has been killing guests, staff, bystanders, old women, young men, rich people, poor people — everyone — for hours, Zahra starts to pray.
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Similar to Project Runway, Netflix's Next In Fashion will start off with a pool of designers who will come face-to-face with all sorts of design challenges.
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But at this early stage, the military veteran and aspiring politician felt safe meeting face to face with Mickey Cohen, the notorious Jewish gangster based in Los Angeles.
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The U.S. president's face-to-face with Chinese President Xi Jinping had been considered the main event; now any meeting with Putin will be even more closely watched.
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A very familiar face makes an entrance on next week's episode and forces him to come face-to-face with his past: enter former Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman.
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The actress came face-to-face with the woman herself in one of the most memorable Clinton sketches, in which the politician plays a wise bartender named Val.
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Kate Middleton — who bears more than a passing resemblance to Disney princess Belle — jetted into Norway on Thursday and came face-to-face with a real-life Elsa.
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Promises like the embassy move and signals sent by appointing a settlement-supporting US ambassador are "running face to face with how it affects other interests," Shapiro said.
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Despite Tyrion's mutterings from his vantage point across the field, the Kingslayer grabs his spear and lunges at Daenerys, only to come face to face with the dragon.
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"We express our willingness to sit down face-to-face with the U.S. and resolve issues anytime and in any format," Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan said.
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After all, McQueen didn't just create clothing; he used fabric to explore darkness, to bring us all face-to-face with the things that terrify us the most.
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Hannah Godwin came face-to-face with Colton Underwood for the first time after he broke her heart on The Bachelor — and she let her feelings be known.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday's Real Housewives of New York City, where Tom and Luann come face to face with one of his ex-girlfriends.
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One such opportunity is getting to come face to face with Hamilton's actual piano, which Fisher's character, Phillip, learned to play scales on with his older sister, Angelica.
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First Brad and Angelina killed romance forever, and now Jean-Ralphio has come face to face with his biological father, Steve Harrington, ripping apart the space-time continuum.
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Soon, she'll meet the actual Chewbacca – when she comes face-to-face with actor Peter Mayhew – and, on Tuesday, Payne visited the famed Lucasfilm headquarters in San Francisco.
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In episode 3, he came face-to-face with alcoholism when he treated a patient with gut fermentation, a condition that causes sugar to ferment in the stomach.
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Seconds later, she was standing face to face with Amy Fisher, a 17-year-old high school student who had been having an affair with her husband, Joey.
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Sharon Tate's sister, Debra Tate, has had a change of heart over Quentin Tarantino's upcoming flick about the Manson Family ... after a face-to-face with the director.
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After the battle, Glass, then 43, was supposedly sent ahead of the survivors to hunt for food and soon found himself face to face with a grizzly bear.
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And guests in the right place at the right time might even come face-to-face with an armored samurai, a host from Westworld's sister park, Shogun World.
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So, last night, I knocked on a door near the site of the floral fracas, and came face to face with the author of the note — Serena Wilson.
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An NYPD cop was literally SHAKING IN HER BOOTS when she came face-to-face with Conor McGregor this week -- but she wasn't scared ... she was insanely starstruck!
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That first summit, a generation ago, brought Kim Jong Un's late father, Kim Jong Il, face-to-face with the South's doveish dissident-turned-president, Kim Dae Jung.
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"I am so envious of Louise Banks because she gets to have a face to face with ET," Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI) International president Douglas Vakoch told Motherboard.
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Here we come face to face with an affectless tableau of a father, mother, and their three grown daughters rigidly posed in front of two plates of muffins.
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We can take modest satisfaction from the fact that Mike Pompeo (first as CIA director and then as secretary of state) has met face to face with Kim.
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Senior found it when desperately seeking purpose — after a two week acid trip that left him face-to-face with the only local livestock who survived the Departure.
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The word on the street is that Gizelle Bryant will come face-to-face with boyfriend Sherman Douglas' ex-wife this season on The Real Housewives of Potomac.
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TMZ Sports has obtained video of Kansas City Royals pitcher Danny Duffy face-to-face with cops while being popped for DUI in a Burger King drive-thru.
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At every single step of dating and in every genre of relationship, I come face to face with power disparities and micro-aggressions that are tinged with misogyny.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Friday's drama-filled episode, Bachelorette's JP Rosenbaum and Ashley (Hebert) Rosenbaum come face-to-face with their younger selves, so to speak.
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Bailey has to force them to stop and they go to a stairwell where Amelia forces him to come face-to-face with why he wants a child.
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There, she came face-to-face with her mother-in-law Queen Margrethe, 76, who walked nearly a quarter of a mile to inspect the line of troops.
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"We as a nation are unfortunately now face to face with a situation of unlimited, immeasurable acts that are inhumane, defy human values and are treacherous," Muezzinoglu said.
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Victoria Seaman, a Realtor and state assemblywoman who represents Las Vegas, said she realized how serious the problem was after she found herself face to face with squatters.
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Which means Republicans must now come face to face with this fact: They will renege -- at least for now -- on an eight-year promise to their political base.
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However, by nature of the job, he was able to meet face-to-face with many of the company's senior-level executives which paid off enormously for him.
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This is never more clear than when Claire comes face to face with the Duke of Sandringham accompanied by his new secretary, Randall's younger brother Alexander (Laurence Dobiesz).
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For the viewer — and only one viewer at a time can enter — it is startling to come face-to-face with people as they run for their lives.
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It will thus come face to face with a difficult reality, and hopefully show the electorate how difficult that reality is, and how little easy answers can help.
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Mr. Mnuchin was the first senior American official to meet face to face with Prince Mohammed since the Saudi government confirmed on Friday that Mr. Khashoggi was killed.
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The Massachusetts senator made a surprise cameo on "Saturday Night Live" during the cold open, where she was came face-to-face with her SNL twin, Kate McKinnon.
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This season finale picks up right where that episode left off, with Ralph and Holly (Cynthia Erivo) coming face-to-face with the killer in a gripping showdown.
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She found herself face-to-face with a strange, 30-something man she'd never seen in her life, and she had no clue what he was doing there.
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But when he comes face to face with Deckard (Harrison Ford), the original blade runner, who's been missing for 30 years, he questions everything about his own life.
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It was announced around the same time that Trump landed in London for a NATO summit, where he will come face to face with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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But once I was face to face with the personal finance guru, who is promoting her new book, "The Ultimate Retirement Guide for 50+," I couldn't help myself.
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Today, the focus will be on Mr. Trump's first face-to-face with Russia's leader, Vladimir Putin, in which the Kremlin is betting it can upstage Mr. Trump.
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At numerous points, Inside Bill's Brain brings its subject face to face with painful memories, including the deaths of Mary Gates, Paul Allen, and childhood friend Kent Evans.
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Not a minute after signing the papers, Jake comes face-to-face with the biggest headache of the week, thanks to local diner owner Al Templeton (Chris Cooper).
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It was unclear if the visit, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, included a face-to-face with de facto Saudi ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Just like cops who turn up at your house at 2 in the morning, you don't want to find yourself face to face with a plane crash investigator.
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But, sitting face-to-face with this screen legend as she whispers, "Life has come to me," it's thrilling to think the same could suddenly happen to us.
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Kylie Jenner did NOT want to come face-to-face with Nicki Minaj at the VMAs, 'cause she completely changed course on the red carpet to avoid her.
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His interviews were legendary -- standing face to face with guys like Andre the Giant, Ultimate Warrior, Ricky Steamboat and others ... and getting the best out of these guys.
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Ezekiel Elliott will come face to face with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday to discuss the physical altercation in Vegas that captured on video, according to ESPN.
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For the first time in his life, Tekashi69 came face-to-face with his family members in Mexico ... and greeted them with warm hugs and cold hard cash.
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At an annual sales meeting at the Fortune 500 company where she works, Claire Soares found herself face-to-face with a Trump supporter just before the inauguration.
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In an interview with Reuters, Turkey's government spokesman said he saw a small possibility that Turkish forces could come face-to-face with the U.S. troops in Manbij.
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The band showed up Tuesday night and quickly came face-to-face with some not-so-happy NYPD officers ... who told them to take the party somewhere else.
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Helle came face-to-face with the reality of voter purging when he found himself unable to vote after spending several years serving overseas in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Multiple Jackson family sources tell TMZ, Katherine finally came face-to-face with grandson TJ Jackson, who also serves with her as co-guardian of Michael's 3 kids.
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In this final installment on Youth, Interrupted, Broadly comes face to face with an individual whose views are representative of conservative, anti-trans attitudes that plague the nation.
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Speaking of the Hound, he also comes face to face with his brother and explicitly threatens him, which makes me think we definitely have a Cleganebowl in our future.
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In early June, Daly finally met face to face with some members of the group, a meeting he called "positive," since he was better able to articulate his concerns.
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However, Jason, who is mostly attracted to women's farts, has yet to discuss his fetish face-to-face with anyone and has consequently never had a real-life encounter.
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When Jon Snow finally came face to face with Daenerys Targaryen in this week's episode of Game Of Thrones, the King of the North refused to bend the knee.
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Last week I came face to face with my very painful fate: my iPhone had finally run out of storage and I didn't know what to do about it.
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Post credits, you're face-to-face with Alex Yu, along with operators containing the voices and personalities of the major human NPCs you "rescued" aboard the Talos I station.
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Charles Manson's grandson wants a face-to-face with his infamous grandfather while he's hospitalized ... and is worried he may never get to tell the murderer he loves him.
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And nearly every time I found myself sitting face to face with my boss — the one about to be my former boss — I would dissolve into a wet blur.
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After calls to friends and the hospital, he drove the route she would've taken home and in a matter of minutes was face to face with a police barricade.
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But long before rising to fame with his YouTube covers and becoming a game changer in the music industry, he came face to face with prejudice as a kid.
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In a country such as Russia, most sensitive discussions are handled face-to-face, with few businessmen, political or intelligence operatives trusting anything confidential to telephone lines or email.
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Dana White says he will finally come face-to-face with Conor McGregor after the UFC star's bus attack hearing ... where they will presumably talk about Conor's next fight.
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The man immediately notices it once he walks inside, and the two women burrow further back into the closet only to come face-to-face with a sex doll.
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On Thursday night, he'll be face to face with President Barack Obama, asking him a question during ABC's town hall on race and policing, family spokesman Ryan Julison said.
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The first 100 days is often a sobering experience for Presidents as they first come come face-to-face with the huge responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
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" "I think oftentimes when someone is diagnosed with cancer, it's a scary thing for the healthy person because it makes them come face to face with heir own mortality.
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But LPs rarely spend more than a few hours face-to-face with prospective managers, and often live outside the startup hotbeds where it's easier to hear market rumor.
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According to Universal, they plan to bring the Upside Down to the parks, where fans can "confront the supernatural," including coming face to face with a Demogorgon or two.
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Soon he's face-to-face with Josh and Maven, the Argus' managing editor and publisher, who are in their mid-thirties but look hipper and more exhausted than that.
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However, when standing face-to-face with a person in pain desperately seeking a solution, it's understandable why someone would prescribe a pill in hopes of providing immediate relief.
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But returning to deliver that message meant coming face to face with all of his colleagues at once for the first time since his cancer diagnosis, and grim prognosis.
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Trump's long list of disagreements with G20 nations Thursday's visit to Warsaw opens a trip that will see the President meet face-to-face with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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We asked him what it was like coming face-to-face with her, and while he admits it was tense -- it doesn't sound like it was a battle royal.
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The trailer ends when Winstead makes a break for freedom, coming face to face with something in the outside world through a window that we don't get to see.
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Jackie Warner came face-to-face with a cop's gun during her arrest in West Hollywood, and TMZ obtained some intense video of her brief standoff with law enforcement.
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Experts and lawmakers see the potential for Tillerson to broach Russian election interference efforts, which he briefly addressed at the face-to-face with Lavrov in Moscow last month.
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Kris' attorney, Shawn Holley, filed a request for a restraining order Wednesday, detailing Joshua Jacobs' latest attempt, on May 1, to get face-to-face with the Kardashian matriarch.
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After watching these YouTubers for years, I was finally face-to-face with some of the people who had taught me everything I know about cat-eyes and foundation.
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But when they're face-to-face with West Virginians, like this week in Charleston, they elide that reality and claim that coal will never die, and indeed will grow.
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At the G20, bin Salman will come face-to-face with Western leaders who have been increasingly critical of the Saudi leader since the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Under the waves in the English Channel over the weekend, the biologist Lizzie Daly came face-to-face with an enormous underwater denizen: a 5-foot-long barrel jellyfish.
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Age of Ultron comes next, and it brings Tony face to face with a worst-case scenario, where even winning amounts to a major loss — the destruction of Sokovia.
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A 2016 study found that physicians spent about two hours doing computer work for every hour spent face to face with a patient—whatever the brand of medical software.
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Here, as composer Mac Quayle's barely-there score rumbles like distant thunder, Angela finds herself face to face with a little girl — real-world interrogator or dream-world doppelgänger?
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Opponents have organized counterprotests in the city throughout the day and are expected to come face-to-face with white supremacist groups outside the White House in the evening.
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Endres: I would love to have a conversation face-to-face with him, and not even stoop to the I-wanna-beat-the-shit-out-of-this-guy level.
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Their eventual sentiments will be significant, as they have both benefitted from a cozy relationship with Big Gun and have now come face to face with its natural byproduct.
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Iwan Rheon, who plays the evil bastard Ramsay Bolton, is super pumped for his character to finally come face to face with Jon Snow (the de facto good bastard).
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While opponents to trans civil rights like VanNess are often quick to vocalize their beliefs, they rarely have to come face-to-face with the people they preach against.
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All eyes will be on when Trump comes face to face with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz after they both publicly criticized each other's responses to the storms.
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She had come face-to-face with him at the drop off earlier Sunday ... but this time it looks like she actually exchanges words with Corey in close proximity.
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Macfarlane joins a party of catacomb aficionados who forgo sunlight for days, wading in flooded tunnels, coming face to face with hundreds of skulls lining the cold chalky walls.
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When Cassell left the courtroom briefly as Dershowitz was entering, the former federal judge and attorney for Epstein's accusers stepped aside to avoid coming face to face with Dershowitz.
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Open Tapert's elegant doorstopper of a coffee-table book and you'll find yourself face to face with Frances McDormand looking as if she has a trick up her sleeve.
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Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore met with the Senate GOP caucus on Tuesday, putting him face to face with the Republican establishment that he has railed against for months.
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In general, I'd say find more time to be in natural environments, to sit face to face with someone in a long conversation without any technology in the room.
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Like coming face to face with a living comment section, Silicon Valley stars Kumail Nanjiani and Thomas Middleditch had an ugly encounter with a couple of Trump supporters Friday.
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Peace talks In July, American diplomats met face-to-face with Taliban representatives in Qatar to discuss laying the groundwork for peace talks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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I was just moments away from making a discovery that would bring me face-to-face with not only his past but the lives of many of my ancestors.
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But the caucus powwow could also test Trump's ability to stay on message as he comes face to face with some of his most vocal GOP critics, including Sen.
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"It was hard to be face to face with him and realize he didn't change his position, especially for those of us who helped his businesses prosper," she said.
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones just had a face to face with Pope Francis at the Vatican ... and even gifted his holiness with a customized "Papa Francesco" football jersey.
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It was easy for us to engage in the ancient journalistic ritual of talking face-to-face with actual people, rather than stay glued to our cheap office chairs.
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A real meeting between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump would be historic; no sitting US president has ever met face to face with the leader of North Korea.
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Ya gotta imagine it'll suck when Bieber does eventually come face-to-face with lawyers, especially after such a swoon-worthy time with his gal in the Big Apple.
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Cardi vows to seek justice for the unwarranted snub in a very LHH way, and when she comes face-to-face with Asia, she holds nothing back…including her wig.
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A cat named Lola from Houston, Texas, now has a cocktail party story for the ages after she came face-to-face with a gator at her own front door.
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Plus, the powerful chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee calling for the president to meet face to face with the president of China over an escalating trade dispute.
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In one of the most startling displays of the trailer, Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) comes face to face with a captive dragon – after delivering a snarky one-liner of course.
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But no sooner has he gotten off his horse than he comes face to face with none other than Bran Stark, the kid he once pushed out of a window.
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While she's used to solving medical mysteries on television, Wilson fell straight into detective mode when her daughter, Sarina McFarlane, suddenly came face-to-face with her own rare disorder.
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Just to get a face-to-face with the leader of the free world, which no one in North Korea ever has, that&aposs a step in the right direction.
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Newsom's waiting for final DNA test results, but Kim decided to pay a visit so she could have her first face-to-face with the guy she's trying to free.
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Trump upended decades of US diplomatic protocol toward Pyongyang when he agreed to sit down face to face with the North Korean leader last June to kick off nuclear negotiations.
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Yun said he had delivered the message in talks with North Korean officials after Trump's announcement last week that he would be willing to meet face-to-face with Kim.
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Along with talking about the difficult moments that leading up to the finale episode of The Bachelor, Underwood also comes face-to-face with all the women he sent home.
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During his return to King's Landing, Jaime comes face-to-face with dragons and their destruction when Daenerys Targaryen shows up with Drogon and the Dothraki soldiers, decimating his caravan.
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Hart appeared alongside the legendary rapper on Australian breakfast show Today Tuesday morning, where the duo came face-to-face with a blue-tongue lizard and a black-headed python.
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Your heart races, much as it would if you suddenly found yourself face-to-face with Henry Kissinger or Monty Hall or anyone else you'd seen for years in pictures.
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Face-to-face with his nephew, whose been to hell and back at the violent hands of Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon), he tells him to come and save his sister.
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The company also came face to face with its own #MeToo moment in 22, when the public learned employees had charged visits to strip clubs on their corporate credit cards.
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"In recent years I've come face-to-face with mental illness, as several people close to me were hospitalized with severe suicidal depression and manic and schizophrenic thoughts," she says.
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The popular film, which stars Sandra Bullock, follows a woman and her two children who come face to face with an entity that takes the form of people's worst fears.
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In a face-to-face with Salman on Wednesday, and group meetings with other Gulf leaders Thursday, Obama hopes to use a fragile ceasefire in Yemen to prod further action.
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In this week's episode, the crew came face-to-face with the Klingon Empire over the planet Pahvo, after the planet's native species summoned them, hoping to resolve their conflict.
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The pile forces them to come face to face with just how much stuff they have — often an eye-opening moment in a show that doesn't traffic in high drama.
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At his second stop, in the Southeast Asian nation of Laos, Obama is planning his first face-to-face with the controversial new leader of key US ally the Philippines.
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"I don't know how you feel about visiting me but if you could find it in your heart I would love to speak face to face with you," he said.
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While discussing a cute Gucci ad featuring Tom Hiddleston face-to-face with an Afghan hound, he said the pup bears resemblance to Hiddleston's ex-girlfriend, as The Mirror reports.
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In the clip, Miranda, who proclaims she chose career over family, comes face-to-face with the woman who may just be the daughter she once gave up for adoption.
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Instead, she found herself face-to-face with Mimi, a show pig who continually scoured for food and made a mess around the areas where Russell was trying to work.
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It was unclear Thursday whether the two leaders would meet face to face, with the Kremlin saying they would, and the White House denying that any meeting had been scheduled.
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Still, goes the conventional wisdom, Klobuchar's skill as a retail politician — deft while face-to-face with voters and attentive to constituent needs — and her Minnesota roots could be invaluable.
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After Conor flaunted his fighter bod for the cheering crowd, he got a hug from Drake before the ceremonial face-to-face with his opponent ... which got a little heated.
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She came face-to-face with her ex Ben Higgins after Monday night's Bachelor finale, but new Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher says she came to terms with their breakup months ago.
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On Thursday, Oprah Winfrey appeared with Abrams and also did some door-to-door canvassing, startling residents who unexpectedly found themselves face to face with the legendary talk show host.
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"He was attacked by a crocodile and his parents couldn't be found, but now he's being looked after," says Hoult, who came face-to-face with the critically endangered animal.
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A family comes face-to-face with HTLV-1 A first sign that Kurian was carrying the HTLV-1 virus emerged in the form of mouth sores, his family said.
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And I have a feeling that Croisilles, like the many other places in France that have suddenly come face-to-face with Europe's migrant crisis, will get used to it.
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Forced to rely on his wits for survival, Mouse invents an imaginary monster to scare them away, but what happens when he comes face to face with his own creation?
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The discussion will conclude with a look at a contemplative scene from "Hamlet," in which the prince comes face to face with the smelly skull of Yorick, a court jester.
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We've already seen many familiar things from the original "Star Wars" trilogy in episode one alone, and that continues in "The Child" when Mando comes face-to-face with Jawas.
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The fan -- 10-year-old Hunter Glass -- is battling cerebral palsy and was completely overcome with emotion when he came face-to-face with his idol ... you gotta see it.
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Dr. Lori Cooper, now an endocrinologist in private practice in Seattle, came face-to-face with the problem as a chief resident at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco.
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Valdes told The New Yorker that her group represents multiple young children who will have to go face-to-face with an immigration judge, including a 3-year-old girl.
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Kobe Bryant fans, here's your chance to come face-to-face with the Mamba himself (kinda) ... 'cause the NBA legend's game-worn protective face mask just hit the auction block!!
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But Mr. Trump will not be the first modern-day American president to come face-to-face with the leader of an adversary, and those encounters have a mixed record.
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But the effort faces hurdles, as the Taliban refuse to meet face to face with the Afghan government until the fighters have first discussed major issues with the United States.
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And when the battle begins, Black Panther comes face to face with a juiced-up Skrull who flashes various superpowers (Wolverine's claws, Luke Cage's unbreakable skin, Danny Rand's Iron Fist).
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In late November, Gia Valverde her friends were at Denver's X Bar, where they came face to face with an offensive display, particularly in the wake of the 2016 election.
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Asma Kazmi flinched on a recent evening here as she walked out of the community center meeting and came face to face with the charred remains of the Grenfell tower.
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If a firefighter fails to conduct that overhaul, hours later they will be face to face with a second fire that often burns bigger and hotter than the original blaze.
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San Antonio Coach Gregg Popovich recently met face-to-face with Leonard in San Diego in an attempted first step toward repairing the team's fractured partnership with its best player.
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Ligon first encountered Piper's work in 1980, but it wasn't until two decades later, at her New Museum retrospective, that he came face-to-face with the small pencil drawing.
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Lansing, Michigan (CNN)It's the night before the three young women will come face to face with the man who repeatedly sexually assaulted them, and they are having dinner together.
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As everything came into focus, he saw he was face-to-face with one of his good friends, Faisal, who worked on the second floor as a sewing machine operator.
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The pope's six-day visit to Africa, with stops in Mozambique, Madagascar and Mauritius, is an opportunity for him to come face to face with the future of his church.
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It has been convening weekly by phone, video conferences or face-to-face with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and its counterparts in the European Union and Brazil, Robinson said.
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"It is impossible to really understand the magnitude of the crisis until you come face to face with it," Rania told journalists after speaking with refugee women in the camp.
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It was the start of a decade that would force people and policymakers to come face-to-face with the unintended consequences of building a world by burning fossil fuels.
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In Argentina, he will likely come face-to-face with several of the same leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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The story of an advantaged European face to face with desperately imperiled African refugees seems tailor-made for political pieties and the dubious enshrinement of one more white savior story.
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And this is where we — not just African-Americans but we as a species — find ourselves today, face to face with the complex and troubling source of the comedian's joke.
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Robert Klein ain't cracking jokes when it comes to Donald Trump -- he came unhinged, ranting about the President's numerous scandals ... then came face-to-face with some vocal Trump supporters.
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Abe is due in Washington next week to speak face-to-face with Trump, where he will be looking for clarification about White House policies on trade and currency issues.
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But what was intriguing about it was that I would have the opportunity to speak face-to-face with young designers that are in a very similar place that I am.
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Some of the 2020 candidates walked across the street from the Capitol and wandered into the crowd -- surprising demonstrators who ended up face to face with Buttigieg, Gillibrand and the others.
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As Sally's introduced to the neighborhoods residents, including other children, she comes face to face with the show's iconic character, Big Bird, who looked very different to how he does today.
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In other words, use your office time to do things you can only do in the office, such as talk face-to-face with coworkers or make use of the equipment.
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To thwart Kurdish ambitions along its border, Turkey sent tanks and troops into Syria last August, bringing them face-to-face with American special forces deployed as advisers to the SDF.
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I guess Filya really wanted to say hi, because... It looked like it was either terrifying or amazing, depending on where you stand on coming face-to-face with large predators.
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Late in the second period, with the teams in a scrum, Maroon ended up face-to-face with Sharks defenseman Brent Burns, owner of the most famous beard in the NHL.
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On Thursday's episode of Jersey Shore Family Vacation, Angelina Pivarnick finally came face-to-face with her old roommates eight years after she left the show on the worst possible terms.
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When we left off from The Force Awakens in 2015, Rey finally comes face-to-face with Luke on the island of Ahch-To, returning his long-lost lightsaber to him.
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In her vlogs — which no one is watching — she opens up about her thoughts and philosophies in a way she finds herself unable to when face-to-face with her peers.
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"You came face to face with Godzilla," the 18-year-old's engineer told him over the pit-to-car radio after the startled Dutchman alerted the team to the reptile's presence.
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Today, I found myself in the good old Mac App Store after trying to dismiss another notification and came face to face with the High Sierra banner, imploring me to upgrade.
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So to be able to come over here in our short little window and be able to get out and get face-to-face with our fans, it is definitely important.
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We're going face-to-face with this guy and all of a sudden Tiger is looking for a yardage and I'm in it with this guy 20 yards down the line.
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Here's a look at the latest development in the cases: Face to face with Obama Cameron Sterling sobbed as he stood before reporters the day after his father's death last week.
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If Mr Erdogan decides to extend his offensive against the YPG to those areas, as he has promised to do, Turkish forces might find themselves face to face with American troops.
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As director of that organization's worldwide field conservation work, Mr. Walston routinely comes face-to-face with the dark forces of human overpopulation, mass extinction of species, climate change and pollution.
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The rockstar humanitarian's other reason for stopping by was to speak face-to-face with lawmakers to persuade them to fully fund the INternational Affairs account in President Trump's FY2018 budget.
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We're told Gavin came face-to-face with her ... thinking the woman was a delivery person -- but when she tried talking to him he immediately recognized her as the Illuminati woman.
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TechCrunch announced each Office Hour session — essentially an opportunity for a founder to meet face-to-face with seasoned investors — on the site and invited applications from founders from underrepresented groups.
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Since the 1980s, DMI has provided bear safety education to their forest technicians and employees, many of whom have come face-to-face with bears while working in the Peace Country.
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Jade claims Cardi repeatedly threatened her with violence on Instagram, and in June Jade and her sister Baddie Gi, claim they were face-to-face with Cardi at an Atlanta hotel.
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It might have changed the perception of the race -- and forced Sanders and the Democratic Party to come face-to-face with the real possibility that he might be the nominee.
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The suit comes at a sensitive moment for US-North Korean relations, with President Donald Trump due to meet face-to-face with the North Korean leader in the coming weeks.
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The detainees are returning to the United States as Trump prepares to make history by becoming the first sitting US President to meet face-to-face with a North Korean leader.
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Salerno made no mention of Dauman in his letter, but said the independent directors have tried to meet face-to-face with Redstone for several weeks and have been turned away.
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Captured by Neolution, Sarah wakes up back at Dyad face-to-face with Ferdinand, who gives her an ultimatum straight from Rachel: agree to a truce, or she'll lose her family.
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Trump shocked the world last month by accepting an invitation to sit down face-to-face with the North Korean leader after a year of saber-rattling from Washington and Pyongyang.
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Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley stands alone in indignation at the UN holding pictures of poisoned, dying babies; face-to-face with the Russian delegate without hesitation, without compromise.
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Pence said the city came face to face with pure evil last week when a gunman killed 58 people in what has become the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
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"Many firms in the middle are now face-to-face with an unwelcome and unavoidable decision" over whether to pay an additional $20,000 to each new lawyer recruit, Mr. MacEwen said.
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As he shepherded about 20 students to safety down a corridor when the shooting erupted, DeAngelis came face-to-face with one of the shooters, who fired at him but missed.
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Meanwhile Israel, which more than any other nation finds itself face to face with the danger posed by Iran, Hezbollah, and a legion of Hezbollah clones, has gone on the offense.
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That familiar feeling crept up pretty quickly for many Walking Dead fans during the Season 8 premiere, when Carl came face to face with a mysterious character at a gas station.
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This is how it started last time ... Floyd Mayweather came face-to-face with Manny Pacquiao at an NBA game on Tuesday -- begging the question ... are they finally going to rematch?!
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Then I came face to face with Nergigante, a massive, black dragon covered in sharp spines and crowned with a pair of horns each larger than the head that wears them.
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And just picture what might happen when the many people who couldn't stand him came face-to-face with the diehards who loved him and his plain-spoken, anti-PC ways.
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At one point they pulled that scene out, and I was like, 'No, you've got to put that scene back in, because she's about to come face to face with Villanelle.
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Beto O'Rourke is on the verge of making a decision on entering the 2020 Presidential race ... and he went face-to-face with one of the biggest influencers in America ... Oprah!!!
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When I lived in Argentina I always dreaded the possibility of coming face to face with the people who had murdered my parents and so many other opponents of the regime.
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Scoping out the Versace mansion, he comes face to face with a life-size medallion of Medusa, the mythical Gorgon whose image Versace adopted as a logo, on the front gate.
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Pruitt's staff has said that he often gets an earful from dissatisfied citizens when he finds himself face-to-face with them, and therefore must take steps to travel in isolation.
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Either way, regardless of the verdict, it didn't change how hard it was to be face to face with him in the courtroom, and testifying in a room full of press.
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Queen Elizabeth is having a face-to-face with the Royal men of her life to hash out what's next for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ... who wanna be part-timers.
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At least five men say they complained to the university — including one who described meeting face-to-face with the director of the health center specifically to warn her about Kelly.
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As doctors and nurses came face to face with the carnage from the Florida school shooting that left 17 people dead, they put their feelings aside and rushed to save lives.
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Consumers seemed enthralled nonetheless, and, as is often the case regardless of the type of wine, coming face to face with producers amplifies the meaning of what is in the glass.
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At Cecilia De Torres Gallery's summer show in Soho, one came face-to-face with Juan Iribarren's "Untitled (Square Nocturne)" (2017), a painting with an iridescent, shimmering surface like burnished aluminum.
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In Friday night's 1-1 tie between Rangers and Hibernian, the Rangers captain, James Tavernier, found himself face to face with a Hibernian fan who had jumped out of the stands.
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"I believe the denuclearization issue can move forward at a rapid rate should the dialogue be resumed and the two leaders sit face to face with each other again," Moon said.
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Ow. I heard muffled voices outside, and monkey-walked my way toward them, grasping onto the chair's magnetic guides against the wall and found myself face-to-face with the conductor.
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Dwight Eisenhower in downtown Chicago and did what any kid might do when coming face to face with the nation&aposs most famous soldier: She asked him to bring her dad home.
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When I finally reached the front of the gathering around the salad bar, I found myself face to face with the Sorting Hat, the one clear allusion to my favorite fantasy series.
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A venture capitalist who kicked the tires on FuboTV (and requested anonymity) had a similar outlook: It's hard to really back a startup that is going face-to-face with industry giants.
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Chen also sees a shift in power dynamics within a company's staff, where the importance of a CEO will give way to the staff that comes face-to-face with a customer.
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Yes, obviously I am not a K-pop idol, but I frequently come face-to-face with these manicured creatures — and I never thought I'd even come close to their makeup perfection.
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The Alderman says Kanye can make it up to them, though ... by meeting face-to-face with people in his city who are being hurt by Trump and reconnecting with his hometown.
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So PEOPLE talked to Animal Planet expert Dave Salmoni about the likelihood of having a similar encounter — and what to do if you do come face to face with a dangerous snake.
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NYC to Donald Trump: He's not one of us Over the past few weeks, Trump has come face-to-face with the Cruz campaign's strong command of the complicated delegate allocation rules.
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And now, over two years later, Ermold, an assistant professor of English at the University of Pikeville, was face-to-face with Davis again as he filed to run for her job.
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When he was criticized for taking the human quotient out of Shake Shack, Meyer noted that when he heads to the airport or bank, he doesn't get face-to-face with anyone.
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Larry Cahoon, professor of biology and marine biology at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, previously spoke with PEOPLE about what to do if you come face-to-face with a shark.
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Trump has met face-to-face with Kim at two summits, first in Singapore and most recently in Vietnam, in an effort to get North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
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While customers are less likely to come face to face with an Amazon worker, the company can improve the experience of shopping online with a staff that is more technically savvy. Amazon.
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Whether it was Tyrion's main aim or just a happy side effect, though, that Wight is certainly going to make a difference when Daenerys comes face to face with Cersei on Sunday.
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"I was just floating there and then I felt this bump and when I looked to see what I'd bumped into I was face-to-face with the shark," she tells PEOPLE.
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As a place where fans are afforded the opportunity to finally come face-to-face with their favorite actors and creators, conventions have long been a major hotbed for outpourings of emotion.
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For the first time on Wednesday, the former U.S. special counsel will come face to face with some of his harshest critics in a hearing before the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee.
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Washington (CNN)Inside the capacious Hamburg Messe conference hall next month, President Donald Trump will come face-to-face with the man whose shadow has darkened much of his presidency: Vladimir Putin.
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Our Kardashian sources say Kourtney will come face-to-face with several members of Congress Tuesday in hopes of helping to reform the laws that regulate cosmetics and other personal care products.
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It's there that he comes face to face with his classmate Ned Leeds (Jacob Batalon), who until now, had no idea that his best friend was actually their friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
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Prince at the G20 At the G20, bin Salman will come face-to-face with Western leaders who have been increasingly critical of the Saudi leader since the widely publicized Khashoggi murder.
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And when our heroes come face to face with people from both their and the show's past, we realize that answering the ship's call has somehow landed them in an alternate universe.
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But once the conflict enters a court proceeding, or in this case an impeachment trial, fairness, tradition, and the Constitution demand that the accuser step forward, face to face with the accused.
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Instead, they suggested the summit be interpreted less for what it achieved than what it was: two leaders meeting face-to-face with the goal of reversing a long-soured bilateral relationship.
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