Chris Rock fearlessly attacked Hollywood racism at Sunday night's Oscars.
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Mr. Lang fearlessly explores the dark implications of this story.
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Observe other people living fearlessly in their skin as it is.
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All the things that Trump is fearlessly addressing and winning on.
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Whether that means fearlessly striding over subway grates in 5-in.
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On their way to see Bruce, Rebecca drives fearlessly over it.
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He advocated fearlessly for neon yellow and orange, lilac and magenta.
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On "My Woman," they build tracks that are often fearlessly retro.
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Ms. Bercot fearlessly takes her character to the brink of madness.
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Or maybe more to the point: by not stepping fearlessly aside.
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Instead of glorifying war, it fearlessly depicted its many, many horrors.
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I suggest fearlessly labeling right wing extremists with their proper name.
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Ali was keenly aware of injustice and fearlessly outspoken about it.
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This new moon is the time for you to fearlessly be yourself.
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Kidder was also fearlessly outspoken as a pro-environment, anti-war activist.
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She took pleasure in her body by using it, constantly and fearlessly.
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Or is she fearlessly funny and generally unafraid to call out bullshit?
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He spoke fearlessly about injustice and he sacrificed tremendously for his principles.
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None of this is surprising to Canada, who has always played fearlessly.
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Roth fearlessly embraces the ugliness of the aging degenerate, with Dostoevskian zeal.
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It's a lot to take on, but Chopra Jonas does so fearlessly.
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When you surrender and fearlessly act on the truth that always was.
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Roxane Gay seems to have a knack for fearlessly telling the truth.
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Instead, Caelynn fearlessly shared her story from beginning to end, sparing no detail.
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Do you possess the strength to run fearlessly, full speed into the NOPE?
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Prince is someone who taught me to be fearlessly sexual in my work.
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UnReal season 1 was a perfect batch of 10 fearlessly batshit crazy episodes.
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Fearlessly, I confront him and ask him about the juxtaposition of his menu.
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"They have to be worn fearlessly," said DeAnna Gibbons, a San Francisco milliner.
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Aries is the sign of bravery, and you'll face all these tricky issues fearlessly.
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It was important to me to be a woman who could express herself fearlessly.
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The Hebrew prophets stood fearlessly before kings and earthly enemies, but trembled before God.
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As digital natives, many are adept at social media, fearlessly taking on conservative critics.
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Until the 23rd, Venus lounges in Libra, making you fearlessly fierce and utterly irresistible.
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Some do this fearlessly and with gusto, while others take a more cautious approach.
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I'm ambitious, curious, and fearlessly want to experience all that life has to offer!
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Like Stan Wawrinka, Thiem laces his one-handed backhand fearlessly, but prefers his forehand.
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Let us continue to fearlessly champion the issues and causes that brought us together.
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They know what is at stake and are fearlessly standing up for their rights.
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Mr. Murray recalled him standing up fearlessly to police officers who had hassled him.
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Then she's in mid-air, legs pedaling nothingness as she plummets fearlessly into the deep.
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A trend Matt Lauer fearlessly took upon himself to model himself on the Today show.
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In a video posted to Instagram, India, 5, fearlessly follows her father into the ocean.
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But while Jones and Walker-Kimbrough set the tone, Slocum fearlessly sets the team's tempo.
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You also need to work on your beliefs and mindset to approach your mission fearlessly.
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It dives fearlessly into complex politics and history, while still delivering a grimy revenge yarn.
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They're both DIY, they call all the shots making their music and present it fearlessly.
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They definitely demonstrated this on the night of July 15 by fearlessly giving their lives.
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The show fearlessly explores sexuality, giving depth to teen drama tropes we know and love.
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The fact that they fearlessly call out and challenge the schemers testifies to their courage.
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Or even plunge fearlessly ahead with your planned purchase, once it's safe to go outside?
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It'll have been after a lot of trial and error and fearlessly growing into ourselves.
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He was telling me I had failed him by not stepping fearlessly into his world.
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Gorsuch said that his job is enforcing that approach "as faithfully and fearlessly" as possible.
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He sees a judge's job as enforcing that approach "as faithfully and fearlessly" as possible.
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Now, more than ever, we need powerful work like Gaignard's that fearlessly examines America's heart.
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I stand in support with Christine Blasey Ford and anyone else who so fearlessly comes forward.
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Back in March, she credited Beatrice for encouraging her to "live fearlessly," despite a painful diagnosis .
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You'll turn heads as you fearlessly flaunt the wild landscape that is a hairy man's chest.
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" She called on attendees to "dream bigger, be better, and allow ourselves to move around fearlessly.
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There Conner joined the counterculture, and fearlessly evolved into one of America's first thoroughly multidisciplinary artists.
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The energy is fresh and bold—take advantage of the vibe by fearlessly approaching your crush!
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Warrior planet Mars is fearlessly conquering new territories in your career for the majority of 2018.
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But none has plumbed the depths of the show's sadness as fearlessly as Mr. Cooke's interpretation.
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The five-piece group, formed in 2016, fearlessly command stages that are usually monopolized by men.
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Judd used another recent Fox appearance to praise Trump for leading "fearlessly" unlike former President Obama.
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To us, it means standing up for things you believe in, and fearlessly committing to what's right.
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In this way, her poetics of haunting encourage viewers to fearlessly consider their own family's silenced histories.
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Mika fearlessly reported on the suppression of Afghan women in Kabul and interviewed Taliban members in Afghanistan.
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He lived his life as a warrior, and he carried out the toughest missions selflessly and fearlessly.
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I fearlessly faced down ABC when they completely agreed with me that Olivia Pope should be black.
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Plus, it's gratifying to see an Austen adaptation that's even more fearlessly feminist than Jane was, herself.
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But he fearlessly led the federal civil rights effort, in the streets as much as the courts.
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The chef fearlessly trekked into war torn countries like Lebanon, all in the pursuit of good food.
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They rival Mormonism for chutzpah, wading in fearlessly to revise the canon of ancient stories and beliefs.
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"You don't ever know what people are going to say," Whitfield said of the Fearlessly Girl events.
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Fearlessly confronting problems and maintaining a commitment to residents has been the hallmark of Ms. Olatoye's leadership.
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An artist of goat poems and wicked knives and forks fearlessly embracing the absurd, singing with abandon.
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It's an dislodging bit of music that looks to set up another fearlessly innovative piece of work.
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For the past 10 years, I have fearlessly and unapologetically advocated for the rights of the immigrant community.
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But Cooper is able to overcome that with a film that's incredibly emotional and fearlessly dark when required.
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Take it from these celebrities, who fearlessly laughed (or hid in shame) in the face of school authority.
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"The desire of my heart is to be loved so fearlessly by somebody," Brown continued on the Feb.
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They fearlessly risked their lives for two young women who were threatened by an act of bigotry & terror.
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His award citations reportedly included "fearlessly [exposing] himself to enemy fire" after four of his Marines were wounded.
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We will continue to cover this administration like any other: fairly, aggressively and fearlessly, wherever the facts lead.
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I will apply the law — I will apply the law faithfully and fearlessly and without regard to persons.
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Her new confidence empowers her to live fearlessly, but what happens when she realizes her appearance never changed?
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The Canadian and French couples are highly regarded across the sport, given their accomplishments and fearlessly aspirational performances.
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He&aposs fearlessly goofy in one of those weird SNL sketches about a failed wedding between condiment bottles.
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After all, being fearlessly committed to you is the reason you started your business in the first place.
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How Mr. West interacts with other celebrities — fearlessly, stubbornly — continues to be one of his most powerful tools.
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They're a unit now, fearlessly plunging headfirst into the unknown, their only protection the powers they've only recently discovered.
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Together with New Balance, she's showing us how she takes on the world as her own fearlessly authentic self.
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Warrior Mars in Scorpio finds you fearlessly expressing yourself after all the introspection that took place during Mercury retrograde.
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At a park near his house, he was remembered for playing fearlessly on the jungle gym and the swings.
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"We believe in reporting freely, fearlessly and in accordance with the highest editorial standards," she said in a statement.
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Along with trenchant observations of privilege and power, Sekaran delves fearlessly into rape, infertility, adoption, identity politics and more.
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In order to heal from her never-ending cycle of judgment, Gabby fearlessly committed to going through a detox.
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Do we hide in the shadows, waiting for them to pass or do we face them head on, fearlessly.
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Charlie: I just love how she's so fearlessly herself, she speaks openly about her bisexuality and is super opinionated.
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And when life's setbacks loom large for Effie and the bulbs start to sputter, Ms. Melville charges fearlessly, mesmerizingly on.
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For the record though, I definitely didn't hop out of bed and start fearlessly lecturing to a roomful of people.
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Like Piaget, he fearlessly brings creativity to his art, and we are thrilled to welcome him to the Piaget family.
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Gretchen Cutler (Aya Cash) received an entire season of this when the FX cult comedy fearlessly explored her clinical depression.
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One day she's fearlessly rocking her natural Afro, and the next week she's proving that pixies are the new bobs.
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" In the same interview, Watson described Belle as "fearlessly independent-minded, defiant" and a "heroine who went against the crowd.
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After noticing the snake, Chook Chook fearlessly attacked the snake, successfully driving it away from where she laid her eggs.
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Whereas my older clients were afraid they'd break the computer if they pressed an unknown button, Roger charged fearlessly forward.
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Still, "Godsend" impresses because Wray is so fearlessly committed to his fictional world, and to his own depiction of it.
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A manager of a brand-new bar fearlessly shook our hands and invited us back later for a private party.
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" He was careful to add, "Muslim leaders are bravely and fearlessly using their own influence to resist this extremist propaganda.
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Ms. Radella's choreography, developed with the performers, is fearlessly athletic, shot through with an energy befitting of the troupe's name.
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From hot pink hair to black lips, Katy Perry has become known for fearlessly dabbling in a range of beauty looks.
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There were rumors of him walking fearlessly into restaurants, confiscating phones, and then paying for everyone's bill before slipping out unscathed.
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Czech tennis player Petra Kvitová is fearlessly speaking out about the stabbing incident that left her with a serious hand injury.
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Fearlessly he stood in the path of governments and corporations: for "powers and dominations" remained subject to Christ, to his gentleness.
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Lucy could wander around fearlessly, knowing she had 19 other houses where she could walk right in and expect a snack.
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We can guide you on your journey, and encourage you with your own initiatives for creating a more fearlessly compassionate world.
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But what really makes her a threat is the way she plays fearlessly in the big moments of a close match.
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Lydia's husband, Sebastián, slain on the patio, was a reporter who once fearlessly pursued stories about the cartel, which controlled Acapulco.
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My mother joined him, fearlessly boarding a life of Persian practice accented by saffron, hijabs and cockroaches the size of bats.
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Mr. Longstreth kept his music fearlessly, willfully odd, writing songs that fractured themselves, then knitted themselves together in newly skewed ways.
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The way Pliskova pulled out the victory was telling; she played the big points as fearlessly as Williams, 37, once did.
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In "No Good is Going to Come to You," Celie fearlessly returns the gaze and insists that she sees you, too.
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Tina fearlessly embraces both the high and the low and attacks both with, kind of, equal passion," she told "The Brave Ones.
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So I had a lot to go on as far as somebody who fearlessly wanted to fulfill themselves in however they can.
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This fearlessly effervescent actress earned her Screen Actors Guild card with a Kmart ad in which a tarantula crawled across her face.
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Tilly is the most fascinating character, filled with need and unhappiness, and Arquette fearlessly plays this wholly unflattering role with absolute abandon.
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From child entrepreneurs to adolescent philanthropists, "Kid Talks" will feature children who have made it big by fearlessly pursuing their own passions.
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And the way she pulled out the victory was telling: She played the big points as fearlessly as Williams, 37, once did.
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That fact was inextricably linked to her life's trajectory, her art, and her politics — to everything that made Nina fearlessly and unapologetically Nina.
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Activists are fearlessly taking on some of the biggest corporations in the U.S., calling them out for their ties to President Donald Trump.
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The reality TV star and her new beau fearlessly take the lead (well, with a highly trained guide shepherding them along, that is).
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In the footage, Chicago gently yet fearlessly grasps the reptile, holding it in her arms nonchalantly as it slithers around her little shoulders.
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"I just want to tell her thank you for representing Caribbean women and Black women fearlessly and effortlessly," Emanie White-Heard, 26, says.
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I'm honored to be in the company of women who live fearlessly and set an example for the next generation of young ladies.
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It is this level of engagement that Democrats show they are fighting fearlessly for the wellbeing of transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people.
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He throws himself into the tender story of Elton John fearlessly, even when it means going into the depths of depression and addiction.
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A spinoff of Norman Lear's All in the Family (1971-79), Maude fearlessly addressed issues like menopause, alcoholism, depression, racism, and birth control.
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He urged them to take care of one another and to live fearlessly—platitudes in boom times, something much more vital right now.
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Our only hope is for the Democratic Party to put forth a presidential candidate who fearlessly and relentlessly champions an assault weapon ban.
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It's what allows her to fearlessly tear into the biggest, meatiest, most emotionally challenging material that some of TV's best dramas can offer.
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For proof, you need only to look at the one arena in which the Brighton Beachers have ventured fearlessly into the unknown: fashion.
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He provided a secure home base for me to venture forth fearlessly because I knew I had this safe place to return to.
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Carvello names names fearlessly, taking aim at some of the biggest men in the business, showing us where the (naked) bodies are buried.
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Its mission: to invest in the success and sustainability of women-owned small businesses so that every woman could fearlessly follow her dream.
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Well, an interesting person appears: Hades, a character Mr. Aucoin clearly relished, written for high-lying tenor and sung fearlessly by Barry Banks.
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Josh McCown has been fearlessly throwing the ball down the field, and has 638 passing yards and four touchdowns to show for it.
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"We were drawn to the inspiring story of this gifted artist, who fearlessly and successfully ventured into an uncharted new world," Plunkett said.
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What really stood out is the way these models fearlessly shared their stories so that millions of women would feel like they weren't alone.
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Seeing Taylor Swift fearlessly tear off her false eye lashes mid-performance during her Reputation Tour will end your week on a high note.
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They're so different from each other, but they each created a world of their own through their work and fearlessly continue to pursue it.
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Take a moment to watch this bird fearlessly put his love on display in this heartwarming video - and honestly, consider it a teachable moment.
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But his leadership on these issues and his willingness to fearlessly stand up to the powers that be have galvanized a grass-roots movement.
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The rest of Wall Street may have lost faith in Coca Cola's struggling stock, but Jim Cramer is fearlessly standing behind the ubiquitous multinational.
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"All those missions did their jobs and fearlessly came out with conclusions which at the time were quite shocking and they didn't hold back."
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Abbey Lincoln, who died in 2010, was a groundbreaking jazz vocalist, actress and activist whose music fearlessly explored issues like feminism and civil rights.
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"Tilly is the most fascinating character, filled with need and unhappiness, and Arquette fearlessly plays this wholly unflattering role with absolute abandon," he wrote.
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Eight years ago, the IRS, tired of seeing the country&aposs largest corporations fearlessly stash billions in tax havens, decided to take a stand.
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Nick Jonas is no bitch ... fearlessly accepting a direct challenge from T.I. Nick and Demi Lovato's tour made a Wednesday night stop in the ATL.
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Mackay gives credit for being able to independently and fearlessly explore nature to Switch Control, a feature released on Apple's iOS 7 in fall 2013.
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Refusing to let his body stop him, he relies on spirit, grit and his finely honed sense of humor to roll fearlessly into his future.
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As for how her daughter is different than she was before the incident, Joan notes, "She loves a bit more fearlessly than she did before."
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Unafraid of the untested, Beier fearlessly fords uncharted technological waters, experimenting with green screens and live-video feeds that transport viewers to fantastical digital locales.
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In the world of Broad City, even the fearlessly impish Ilana is wary of the police, and she doesn't aspire to start-up CEO-dom.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has fearlessly led in Europe, often making decisions that were politically unpopular, including allowing millions of migrants into the country. Sen.
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Highlights included: TechNode reporter Nicole Jao fearlessly plunges face-first into Yi-Yuan Intelligence's AI device, a skin assessment tool aimed at beauty salon customers.
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Igor Levit, shortly after his 27th birthday in 2014, fearlessly played Beethoven's late piano sonatas at the Park Avenue Armory with maturity beyond his years.
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The tone of Gawker was more consistent than the subjects it covered; it was fearlessly and indiscriminately mocking, regardless of the status of its targets.
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In New York, a Wall Street firm put up a statue of a girl in front of Lower Manhattan's bronze bull, fearlessly staring it down.
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He acted fearlessly at a moment of enormous misinformation regarding the transmission and ways of preventing a disease that amounted to a virtual death sentence.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Saars are a formidable artistic family spanning two generations whose works fearlessly examine issues of identity and culture.
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She fearlessly changes up her style from red carpet to red carpet, and has even started a movement in the process defending herself from hair critics.
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One Day at a Time fearlessly dives into the many layers of Penelope's mental health and how it affects and her interaction with family and friends.
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A North Dakota man fearlessly saved his own life by cutting off his arm with a butcher knife after it got stuck in a meat mixer.
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He was panicked by a scene of queer people of color fearlessly living their truths in a way that in no way catered to his gaze.
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Many fans commented on Brosnan's photograph suggesting the former Bond star should take a leaf out of James Bond's book and fearlessly jump in the water.
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Just take a look at her latest Instagram post, which sees her fearlessly capturing a terrifying arachnid while her children screech in fear in the background.
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But in the age of Trump, reporters have a new purpose, a more pressing social contract with the public to cover the president fairly but fearlessly.
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Thank you for fearlessly weighing in on the social justice causes and the political issues that have deeply affected my life, my city, and this country.
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But there's more to it than that — it's about fearlessly owning who you are, even if who you are doesn't fit into society's convenient little box.
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As other large banks have been cutting back the trading and investing businesses that have long defined Wall Street, Goldman has fearlessly stuck to its guns.
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Yet for some children today, platforms such as YouTube and Vine are making it easier for kids to find the confidence they need to dream fearlessly.
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Over his 85033 years on the D.C. Circuit, Judge Kavanaugh has consistently, boldly, and fearlessly applied textualism and originalism to a striking range of legal issues.
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American Family Insurance, which sells its products in 19 states, held events called "One Saturday to Dream Fearlessly" last year in five key markets: Minneapolis-St.
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And just as Dion laments about perseverance and fearlessly running towards fate, so the artist knew her destiny involved using her voice as an instrument of awareness.
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The 5-year-old clearly has salt water in her veins as a video shared by the actor shows her fearlessly following her father into the ocean.
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With her self-proclaimed nickname "The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo," Schumer has molded a career from body positivity, self-acceptance, and fearlessly shutting down haters.
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A Canadian police officer named Peter Colenutt rescued a dog that fell through ice in Vancouver, Canada, by fearlessly jumping into a frozen lake called Lost Lagoon.
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How Bowie fearlessly changed music Bowie's history on the Billboard 200 dates back nearly 44 years, when "Hunky Dory" bowed on the chart dated April 15, 1972.
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Kendall, on the other hand, fearlessly faced the sub-arctic winds, in a very springy baby pink dress, a floor-sweeping periwinkle coat, and white strappy heels.
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I don't think anyone who more thoughtfully and fearlessly reminds us that America was never really great for everyone, and that the only way forward is forward.
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" That attitude has translated to Keys's off-court passion: her work with Fearlessly Girl, an anti-bullying organization with the goal of creating a "kinder girl world.
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With the help of her long-time mentor Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin), Carrie fearlessly risks everything, including her personal well-being and even sanity, at every turn.
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That first report she commissioned on DNA exonerations looked fearlessly at the errors not just of police officers, but of a whole constellation of players in justice.
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The effortlessly spacious way they eat up space — fearlessly, again and again, stepping over the brink as if into the unknown — is a thrill to the senses.
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"We invite all people with platforms and profiles to join us and move beyond fear, to use your voices fearlessly to amplify the real story," it reads.
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All of our CoverGirls are role models and boundary-breakers, fearlessly expressing themselves, standing up for what they believe, and redefining what it means to be beautiful.
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Their innate empathy and the stubborn impatience of youth propels them fearlessly to challenge the formidable defenses of the status quo and the complacency of their elders.
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In New York, a Wall Street firm installed a statue of a girl in front of a famous sculpture of a bronze bull, fearlessly staring it down.
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She is all knowing that her abilities as a woman artist will be up for questioning but confidently and fearlessly takes on any challenges to her craft.
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Just a week after the women shared their story with the world, Raísa posted an Instagram video of herself lifting weights in the gym, fearlessly showcasing her scars.
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"I am excited for a commander in chief who fearlessly puts America out in front," he told the Wichita Eagle while in Cleveland as Trump accepted the nomination.
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In fact, for someone who plays a character with such a distinctive beauty look, Meester herself is quite the opposite: fearlessly jumping from trend to trend with abandon.
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"Amy paved the way for artists like me and made people excited about British music again whilst being fearlessly hilarious and blasé about the whole thing," she said.
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Scientists were go-lucky explorers who spent their days fearlessly charting the unknown and rescuing their peers from impossible situations, and I wanted to be one of them.
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Don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW. Live fearlessly, live boldly, and even after you're gone that strength and inspiration burn on.
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As with much contemporary German theater, History of Violence fearlessly features nudity, simulated sex, and splashing around of fluids, plus the sound system sometimes reaches punitive volume levels.
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It's easy to see how her theory of motion and shape applies to skateboarding when watching Anna May glide through the city or fearlessly fly down a ramp.
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Take this little girl who not only fearlessly approaches a prop of Michael Myers, but also dances to his theme song from Halloween right in front of him.
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You would hope that "Klimt and the Women of Vienna's Golden Age, 22000-1918," at the Neue Galerie, would delve widely, deeply and fearlessly into this complex topic.
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When I was a child, I would fearlessly express my femininity; playing dress-up, coloring princesses, and raiding my neighbor's bin of Barbies every chance I could get.
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The novelist Luis Alberto Urrea introduced Ms. Allende, citing her profound influence on him and praising her for writing fearlessly in the face of dictatorships and political oppression.
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The fact that Donald Trump fearlessly and pugnaciously challenged media bias helped him secure the Republican nomination and continues to deepen the support he enjoys among his base.
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Susan Sarandon's Davis barely registers next to that maelstrom of vulnerability, insecurity and rage, although it's fun to watch Sarandon play a woman so fearlessly and honestly imperious.
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But following such advice can be a double-edged sword for Vonn, because her success has been built on fearlessly taking the most daring paths on a racecourse.
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The point guard Junior Robinson fearlessly dribbled into the heart of the New Orleans defense in Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday night, pulled up and hit yet another jumper.
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Anisimova played fearlessly from the start to storm to a 4-2 lead, and then broke Halep again to bag the opening set in under half an hour.
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We must recommit ourselves to fearlessly advocating for a world in which these images are no longer filling our news feeds, and children live free from oppression and abuse.
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The sporting goods group was founded in 2012 and seeks employees who are "fearlessly progressive and consistently future-conscious," offering positions in several areas, including apparel, marketing and operations.
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It is a disinhibiting force to act on ideas, fearlessly and however rashly; put ambition to action; scald the earth, splash color against the gray; to harm, to create.
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Other scientists have suggested photosynthetic spacefarers, or editing the personalities of the space corps, so that they fearlessly longed for the high frontier because it was their true terminus.
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India on Friday asked the tribunal to allow the new board to act fearlessly and independently as it looks to revive the firm, government lawyer Sanjay Shorey told Reuters.
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Just like their brethren in the Chicago P.D., the State's Attorney's dedicated team of prosecutors and investigators navigate heated city politics and controversy head-on while fearlessly pursuing justice.
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After fearlessly guarding LeBron in Game 2 and frankly getting roasted, Johnson produced postgame quotes matched only by the rhetoric of DJ Khaled in the school of self-belief.
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He cackled with glee as he raced his 8-year-old relative Rogerio to a playground, where he fearlessly dangled from a jungle gym and swung from a rope.
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At a time when female artists were often limited to working in textiles, she ranged fearlessly across mediums and fought for equal credit for her designs with Le Corbusier.
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" "Contrary to a swath of recent headlines, I do not believe that Kathy &apostraded sex for tips,&apos" Wilde wrote on Twitter, calling Scruggs "bold, smart, and fearlessly undeterred.
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Pratt's first stop was Robert's Western World, where he fearlessly took on Cash's hit song "Folsom Prison Blues" with assistance from a band, which Instagram user Sarah Gayle Meech documented.
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To celebrate that fact, we rounded up the most memorable Missed Connections encounters, courtesy of Reddit users who fearlessly shared a wide range of their aww– and cringe-worthy experiences.
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Binghamton's Mayor, Richard C. David, released dash cam footage of the crash on Facebook, which shows bystanders fearlessly attempting to put out a car fire and rescue a trapped driver.
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Her ContraPoints persona is decadent in the mold of Oscar Wilde by way of Weird Twitter: sexily confident and fearlessly indulgent, with orations delivered from plush chairs and scented baths.
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One of the main goals of the event was to inspire both kids and adults to take a leap of faith and fearlessly pursue their dreams, both professionally and personally.
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I perceived in him qualities I aspired to have myself—I thrived off what seemed like our shared goal of connecting intimately and fearlessly with people profoundly different from ourselves.
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"We will continue our fight against these terrorists until the end, tirelessly and fearlessly," he told reporters after visiting some of the injured in a hospital near the blast site.
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When not singing covers into her webcam, Dua networked her butt off as a teenager, working the door at Mayfair nightclubs and fearlessly thrusting demos at anyone who would listen.
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People like Brian Molko and Bowie with his androgynous stylings were a big source of inspiration in my teenage years—they both played fearlessly with the classic binary gender roles.
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Ending the opera alone onstage, pointing a rifle at herself, the soprano Lenneke Ruiten sang Fiordiligi with a fearlessly focused voice, a glint of stridency adding a note of urgency.
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I'm seeing an incredible influx of nurses, heroic nurses, who are coming and working many more hours than they worked before, doctors who fearlessly go into the hospital to work.
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We stop at a park and Freya leaps out of the car, a blur of motion, running fearlessly, confident and strong, her joints sliding effortlessly, the muscles and ligaments unobstructed.
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The evening's performances evolved from sweetly enthusiastic but slightly subdued in Mr. Heginbotham's "First," for the first-years, to fearlessly expansive in Mr. Neenan's "Walk Me Through," for the seniors.
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At Lyft, the HR team looks for candidates who exemplify their core values and who are able to "create fearlessly," be proactive, make things happen and, most importantly, uplift others.
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As a result, Gorongosa's baboons, a favorite leopard menu item, are breeding like gray squirrels, devouring everything they can get their unfastidious fingers on and moving fearlessly through the landscape.
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Streaming The work of Catherine Breillat, the French filmmaker and novelist whose movies frequently explore the perversity animating male-female power dynamics in Western society, has always been fearlessly pertinent.
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To hear a woman bare none of the self-consciousness that comes with the male gaze, to fearlessly embrace the chaos of her own emotions, is both powerful and inspiring.
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Below are a collection of some his most memorable moments, many of which include his trademark insult comedy, which he fearlessly wielded against all types, regardless of race, religion or fame.
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Related Video: Susan Sarandon's Beau Sets the Dating Record Straight Regardless of your feelings about this look, props should unquestionably be given to Sarandon's son for fearlessly disregarding gendered dressing stereotypes.
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As these pictures illustrate, amid today's political climate of hateful rhetoric and near constant acts of violence and injustice, Afropunk stands proud of its heritage and fearlessly embraces freedom of expression.
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"Phyllis Schlafly is a conservative icon who led millions to action, reshaped the conservative movement, and fearlessly battled globalism and the 'kingmakers' on behalf of America's workers and families," Trump said.
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"Amy paved the way for artists like me and made people excited about British music again whilst being fearlessly hilarious and blasé about the whole thing," Adele wrote at the time.
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In the shot, Schroeder, 30, fearlessly showed off her skin's flare up and jokingly claimed that the ongoing condition was induced by Sunday's dramatic (and highly controversial) Game of Thrones episode.
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Because in the midst of the chaos and destruction, Okoye stands fearlessly in front of her king to protect him against a rampaging rhino that weighs upwards of a ton. And.
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"We've become known as 'the burrito people' in this community and that feels really cool," Davis says as she walks from tent to tent, fearlessly handing away burritos to everyone personally.
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After all, this is the same woman who lives the majority of her life on reality TV and fearlessly discussed all of her sexual firsts on her short-lived talk show.
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The resurgence of wild turkeys from near extinction has become increasingly familiar in suburban America where flocks strut Main Street quite fearlessly and occasionally chase like galloping raptors after frightened humans.
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It's so important especially for young trans and gender nonconforming kids to be able to see artists out there who they can relate to sharing their art fearlessly with the world.
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Women entrepreneurs will tell their stories; musicians will perform; CEOs will reveal how they are breaking barriers against gender bias — all to inspire and empower women to fearlessly follow their dreams.
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The ethos in that tucked-away corner of northwestern Massachusetts was less about success than safety; it was a place to experiment fearlessly, ringed by mountains 160 miles from Times Square.
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New Balance launched its latest marketing line "Fearlessly Independent Since 1906," in February, to show its "non-conventional values," and presumably differentiate itself from newer companies such as Nike and Adidas.
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"We strongly condemn those who disturb the social order and support the police to fearlessly fulfill their responsibility of maintaining public order and protecting the lives of citizens," Ms. Lee said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Over the past four decades, performance artist Karen Finley has fearlessly confronted sexuality, feminism, celebrity, politics, and power in a series of provocative, incendiary works.
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A teenage Sestero meets Wiseau at a theater class in San Francisco, where he's captivated by a fearlessly atrocious reading of A Streetcar Named Desire, concluding with Wiseau literally climbing the walls.
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"To the African-American community, he was a black man who faced overwhelming bigotry the way he faced every opponent in the ring: fearlessly," wrote NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on Facebook.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — When Carmen Yulín Cruz was a long-shot candidate for mayor here in 2008, she cast herself as a "pitirre," a small bird known for fearlessly attacking larger ones.
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Mr. Alessi is a trumpeter with a precise vocabulary but a set of fearlessly intrepid instincts, and he has done some of his most exploratory work with the improvisers in this band.
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Meanwhile, there are startup internet service providers such as Ting (Charlottesville, Virginia; Holly Springs, North Carolina; Westminster, Maryland) , Brooklyn Fiber, and Allo Communications (Lincoln, Nebraska) that are fearlessly competing with incumbent providers.
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"SROTD's official goal is to promote well deserving subreddits, [but] it's secondary role is to allow writers the freedom to be creative and express themselves fully and fearlessly," SROTD mod jaxspider told Gizmodo.
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The Conjuring director fearlessly embraces everything that comes with the hero, figuring out how to effectively stage underwater action, and choreographing impressively fluid fight sequences both on the land and in the sea.
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Fourth-wall-breaking, meta-humor may be everywhere these days, but in 1986, it was anathema to mainstream television, and Shandling fearlessly dove into the breach, skewering conventional comedic sitcoms at every turn.
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He would have heard from the folks at the Canadian Association of People who Use Drugs, a group of drug users who fearlessly organize on behalf of themselves to make their voices heard.
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Art Review In the 21955s, the artists of the newly formed Gutai group of Japan worked fast and fearlessly, changing styles and mediums at will, staying abreast of the latest postwar developments abroad.
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Unlike Simon, tunneling fearlessly beneath the water, "Heal the Living" is content to skate on the surface, leaving as little lasting impression on our minds as Simon's surfboard on the deep blue ocean.
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Ernie Els' rookie-laden outfit played fearlessly on a gusty day at the sandbelt course as the Internationals secured a day one lead for the first time at the biennial tournament since 2003.
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If you're ready to #JoinTheFight, read on for some crucial wisdom on how to take up space, get a seat at the table, and fearlessly stand up for yourself to get what you deserve.
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" When it comes to building a business, Mone added that it was important for entrepreneurs to act fearlessly and have a positive mental attitude, yet warned that if "you become complacent you'll be finished.
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"Caitlyn Jenner has fearlessly shared her transition with the world, and her new MAC collection continues that mission, proudly championing all ages, all races, and all sexes," the brand stated in a press release.
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Below, we've rounded up 10 female photojournalists, past and present, who have fearlessly devoted much of their work to social justice issues, and have helped document people on the margins in incredible, sensitive ways.
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Ocasio-Cortez represents a new, younger breed of Democrat who is far more willing to confront Republicans and to fearlessly push very liberal solutions that could open them up to counterattacks from the GOP.
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From bathroom bills that police gender in troubling ways to legal workplace discrimination to death for fearlessly claiming an LGBTQ identity, queer people are up against discrimination that threatens their ability to simply be.
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"Phyllis Schlafly is a conservative icon who led millions to action, reshaped the conservative movement, and fearlessly battled globalism and the 'kingmakers' on behalf of America's workers and families," Trump said following her death.
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But who knew it would come in the form of Kendall Jenner, a Kardashian fashion model, bringing peace to attractive street protestors by fearlessly offering a hunky riot cop a cold can of Pepsi?
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It features Mexico's most famous and accomplished contemporary superstar in Alvarez, and one of the country's favorite outsiders in Golovkin—a man who has claimed to fight "Mexican-style": with constant pressure, fearlessly, brutally.
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Other goodies include IPX4 water resistance (so you can use them fearlessly near any pool), a built-in mic (for easy chatting), and cVc 6.0 active noise cancelation that ensures a pristine listening experience.
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Efraim lives large and does business fearlessly, acting as a middleman between weapons suppliers and the military in deals that get bigger and bigger, until both he and David are in over their heads.
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Though she was to survive a second match point before succumbing to a third, Evert's message to the teenage amateur who had fearlessly predicted she would "be No. 21973, eventually," was firm and clear.
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Translating hallucinogenic effects into film is risky business, but the inventive "Icaros: A Vision" takes up the challenge fearlessly as it delves into a story set in a healing center in the Peruvian jungle.
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The trick would be to find tools that could demystify money, that could make us comfortable with and around its presences and absences, that could allow us to talk about it openly and fearlessly.
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"While Allied Progress continues to recklessly defend this overreaching government agency, Senator Perdue will continue working fearlessly to provide congressional oversight and hold them accountable to the American people," said Perdue's spokeswoman, Caroline Vanvick.
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Fearlessly morphing from one creature to the next — one transformation involved an orange bodysuit affixed with the plastic babies, and in another, she was coated in black paint — she exposed her aging body with aplomb.
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"We will fearlessly take actions against such acts according to the law in order to safeguard the interests of the country and Hong Kong," Lam wrote in a full text version of the policy address.
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His new collection was inspired by the Danish furniture designer Verner Panton, whose plastic furniture helped define the look of the 1960s, and who applied color as fearlessly as most designers use black or white.
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Mr. Trifonov decided to conclude his Perspectives series at Zankel Hall with a fearlessly ambitious recital program, "Decades," featuring works by nine composers spread throughout the 20th century, including Berg, Bartok, Stockhausen and John Adams.
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As I watched a teenage Pugh sit in her bedroom and fearlessly cover some of her favorite songs by artists like Tom Petty, Oasis, Jack Johnson, and The Lumineers, I felt my youth being restored.
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" MICHELLE BACHELET, U.N. HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: The verdict "sends a message to all journalists in Myanmar that they cannot operate fearlessly, but must rather make a choice to either self-censor or risk prosecution.
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She reassures us that, yes, we're damn well allowed to keep dressing fabulous, for now and forever; to fearlessly make our presence known with a blue or pink wig and a couture (consigned) feathered top hat.
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Warcraft opens with an orc chief and his wife (Toby Kebbell and Anna Galvin, respectively) worrying about the future of their unborn child, with Jones fearlessly holding on a two-shot of the all-CG couple.
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Whether you're the type of person who always drinks from a Brita Filter—or someone who fearlessly guzzles from the tap—it can't hurt to know a little more about what's likely going into your body.
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Cynthia Heimel, whose first book, "Sex Tips for Girls," established her in the early 19903s as a fearlessly funny writer about men, feminism, female friendships, flirting, birth control and lingerie, died on Sunday in Los Angeles.
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Though Blair said she's never had "a bold side on the edge of pools," the star went against her word last week when she joined her son in the pool and fearlessly jumped into the water.
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While all these celebrities flirted with the theme of Catholicism this year, none took it on as fearlessly as Rihanna, a chairwoman for the event who dressed like the female pope the Vatican has never had.
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This is in part because writing game recaps is a very crowded and boring market, but also because Deadspin has cultivated a loyal following specifically because it writes fearlessly and delightfully about a whole host of topics.
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One of the youngest Base jumpers on record, she's been fearlessly launching herself off cliff ledges for more than a decade (since she was just 16), using her stratospheric bravery to inspire others to push their boundaries.
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On ABC's "Shark Tank," Shark Kevin O'Leary is known as one of the toughest negotiators on the show, digging his heels in on deals he thinks are fair and fearlessly pushing for what he believes he deserves.
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Yet as Ian weaved fearlessly through the crowds on his little wooden push-bike, I found it surprisingly easy to put myself in his shoes for a bit, to marvel at the sheer awesomeness of it all.
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It all plays out to the sound of fearlessly ambitious instrumentation which demonstrates Lotz's rockstar chops: she's destined to soon fill large rooms with these relatable stories of growth narrated by an affecting, clear-as-water vocal.
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Paul To the Editor: The firing of Peter Strzok for trashing President Trump in text messages reveals a secret world of partisan politics, preferential treatment and tomfoolery within an agency that is supposed to be fearlessly independent.
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Reading Amy Poehler's memoir "Yes, Please" feels more like you're having dinner with the comedian than reading about her life, as she fearlessly shares intimate and hilarious details with her readers about her career and personal life.
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So began a two-year odyssey of writing and recording that yielded a fearlessly lush record full of both sequenced and live instruments, with lyrics far more introspective and vulnerable than anything they've put out to date.
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By 2012, Corona had established himself as one of Monterrey's stars and he began to draw global attention after scoring twice in the Club World Cup and dribbling fearlessly against the experienced defenders of European champions Chelsea.
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One of Twitter's core values it expects employees to follow is "communicate fearlessly to build trust" but discussion on Falquora seemed to focus more on anonymous, fearless questions and less on building trust among coworkers, a source explained.
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The singer's sophomore album is an ambitious one, in which she (purposefully and fearlessly) evokes the late Aretha Franklin's vocal style, reaching for the highs and lows, the seriousness mixed with self-knowing humor, the growls and vibrato.
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From advice for fearlessly dominating your aqua cycling sessions to banking some early retirement prep by mastering Bridge — the known universe's most complex game — they've been slaying gendered double standards through sheer force of wit, two seasons running.
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Laviolette is the owner of Kelly's Brighton Marina in the Nehalem Bay and, judging by the way he fearlessly grabs the fish carcasses to use as bait for crabbing, he doesn't mind the seemingly eternal crab stench either.
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That's how, for a decade, she's managed to push the conversation forward by being fearlessly, unabashedly herself — through her music, her politics, her makeup, and during our phone call... which ran 15 minutes longer than her team allotted.
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The image of a perished Mary, which was a sad reality for women at this time, is one of the strongest nods to the unblinking, fearlessly realistic feminist undertones of fellow Margaret Atwood streaming adaptation The Handmaid's Tale.
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While meandering through the exhibition in the two-story heritage house Bait Al Sarkal, curated by Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi, the president of the Sharjah Art Foundation, one gets the sense of an intrepid woman who experimented fearlessly.
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The six-part series, which becomes available on Thursday, is from Will Sharpe, a young writer and director who fearlessly mucks with the conventions of narrative storytelling and domestic comedy-dramas as he gives us the Flowers family.
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After admitting she was "a little bit nervous" as she awkwardly answered Mel B's pre-performance questions, Hadwin began belting Otis Redding's "Hard to Handle," dominating the stage as she fearlessly played to the judges and packed crowd.
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I can't help but think of something like Stone's JFK, which — for better or worse — willfully and fearlessly built its own alternative universe, and stuck with its fictional depictions of those real-world figures until the very end.
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On his last album, "You Want It Darker," released less than a month ago, Mr. Cohen's voice had descended to a husky recitation, cushioned by choirs and string arrangements but as fearlessly flinty as ever, our critic writes.
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Much like Kanye West's place in contemporary pop culture, people were able to grow with him in real time, through his hiccups and through his triumphs because he fearlessly shared every step of the way with the world.
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It was the kind of vocal acting — fearlessly physical, with a broad palette of tones and styles, and a willingness to go for the occasional unbeautiful moment when called for by the text — that could devolve into histrionics.
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They're called DREAMers because the distinction that's marked their lives is that they learned too late that they wouldn't have the same opportunity as other Americans to pursue those dreams: to get college scholarships, launch careers, live fearlessly.
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It's pretty simple, really: Seeing a group of women fearlessly dive into the glittered world of entertainment wrestling headfirst while men stand by in awe is just a rare kind of TV treat — and the show knows it.
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From Coinage: Your Go-To Guide to Finding the Right Wedding Gift Regardless, beauty vloggers are fearlessly jumping aboard this unfortunate bandwagon, posting videos of themselves slathered in the charcoal goo, and the results are impossible to un-see.
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I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban Malala Yousafzai, with Christina Lamb Malala Yousafzai has fearlessly advocated for girls' education for years, even after she was shot by the Taliban.
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All three rounds of this fight followed a familiar theme—Andrade fearlessly pushed the pace and was accurate in both body and head work, while Hill landed nice, technical kickboxing counters to maintain the respect of her aggressive counterpart.
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From the way she fearlessly snagged all the one-on-one time she could get with Colton, the bonds she made with the other women on the show, and the hilarious commentary she provided, she was made for Paradise.
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"Together with my fellow panel members, we will fearlessly examine institutional failures, past and present, and make recommendations so that the children of England and Wales are better protected now and in the future," Jay said in a statement.
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The English soprano Gweneth-Ann Rand, who has sung the lead role in all performances of "4.48" to date, was fearlessly impassioned as Gwen, her spoken delivery as commanding as her operatic—or, in this case, anti-operatic—singing.
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The woman, who now works at a laundry service in the western state of Goa, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that she agreed to record her story, because she could hide her identity and talk fearlessly about her ordeal.
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Having upset American wildcard Jack Sock in his opener, Bolt played fearlessly against former world number six Simon, saving four match points in the fourth set tiebreak before capturing the decisive break in the ninth game of the fifth set.
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Fox fearlessly explores not just predatory behavior and the malleability of memory, but how these experiences can shape the rest of our lives, no matter what we openly acknowledge — defining what we think is normal, and influencing the people we become.
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He was fearlessly engaged with the profane and the repellent; and yet his work is apt on any page to break out into such passages of compassion and sorrow that the reader is ambushed all over again—this time by emotion.
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"If commercial media companies - such as GeenStijl - can no longer freely and fearlessly hyperlink it will be difficult to report on newsworthy new questions, leaked information and internal struggles and unsecure networks in large companies," it said on GeenStijl's website.
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Mr. Kane leans so hard and so fearlessly — if the protesters who picketed London want shame, Mr. Kane is resplendently shameless — on his particular enthusiasms, and the mad, alchemical way he combines them, that his shows are a wonder to behold.
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The girl in the center, whose name, Weems tells me, is Jessica — Weems noticed her on the streets of Syracuse with her mother and approached them to ask if Jessica might model for her — looks directly out at us, warily, fearlessly.
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In his prolific output in the nearly nine years between those two pieces, Gary fearlessly and calmly entered some of the nation's most contentious debates — over religious belief and atheism, racism, politics, the morality of patriotism, the purpose of education.
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She fearlessly took up a whole spectrum of cases which many in the legal fraternity were too afraid to touch, defending Christian men accused of blasphemy, journalists abducted by the military and women threatened with death by their husbands and families.
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"A woman fearlessly expressing herself and saying, 'I'm encouraging all of you to be independent, to speak your mind, to express your sexuality freely without shame, to not allow men to objectify you, to objectify yourself' — I don't know," she said.
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Though the record is informed by a selection of source material—soul, Bootsy Collins, Ramp, all coming together to create something "that would be on the radio in the 70s"—it's the first record that also feels unequivocally and fearlessly Rejjie Snow.
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Dozens of women -- most are young, but with a smattering of middle-aged ladies mixed in -- scurried in and out of testing vehicles and into various crisp and polished lecture halls, all fearlessly determined to get driver&aposs licenses at long last.
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Whether challenged to explain himself, or just given an opportunity to pretend to be Whoopi Goldberg's talking vagina, he would charge forward fearlessly, vomiting out daring, startling riffs that revealed a little need, a little anger, and a whole lot of manic energy.
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"Kevin, obviously, as soon as he stepped foot on that stage made it his own and I think he's a great example that you can go in fearlessly, even if you have zero idea what anything on your [character] sheet means," Woll said.
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Ever since she stepped out in a plunging, tropical-print Versace gown at the 2000 Grammy Awards, Jennifer Lopez has been known to fearlessly and fiercely push the boundaries of fashion —and nearly 20 years later, she's showing no signs of slowing down.
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Last June in Paris, the unseeded Jelena Ostapenko, barely 20 years old, aimed fearlessly for the lines at the French Open and hit just enough of them to win not only her first Grand Slam title but her first tour singles title.
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Mr. Toscano strides fearlessly into offal territory with grilled beef tongue, snout-to-tail soup, chicken liver pâté with beef cheeks, and veal head parmigiana, made by using the meat to make a terrine, which is then sliced, breaded and cooked parmigiana-style.
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We watched the grinning meat tube as he boogied in grocery stores and toilet bowls and, fearlessly, at 35,000 feet, headphones bumping sick tunes and eyebrows perpetually raised to showcase his carefree, I'm-a-hot-dog-and-I'm-really-feeling-myself attitude.
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Sam lived all of that, and he did it in service to the idea of Gawker, best exemplified by his tour of duty at Valleywag, where he fearlessly and wittily called bullshit on all manner of very expensive and very well-defended hype.
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To similar effect, popular culture commentator Kid Fury took to Instagram and to his wildly successful podcast with Crissle West, The Read, to assert the importance of continuing to be fearlessly queer, given that anti-LGBTQ aggression did not begin with the Pulse shooting.
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That's because, as I sat in the United Nations building on the occasion of UNICEF's 70th anniversary earlier this month, I was surrounded by a cross section of amazing human beings, all of whom are fearlessly fighting for a world that is fit for everyone.
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According to a press release from the brand, all CoverGirls "are role models and boundary-breakers, fearlessly expressing themselves, standing up for what they believe, and redefining what it means to be beautiful," and who better to embody that ethos than Instagram sensation James Charles.
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Though Chrissy Teigen has fearlessly dropped a few post-pregnancy truth bombs on us lately (including skin and cleavage changes and self-tanning fails), the reality is that there are so many changes that happen to your body that don't get talked about enough.
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Amandla Stenberg, one of Hollywood's true beauty chameleons who's fearlessly rocked everything from neon eyeshadow to blue braids to rainbow hair to a crystal-encrusted bobby pin headdress, is now getting attention for simply showing off the hair that grows naturally on her body.
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During an era of rebels and revolutionaries, Cuban-born artist Ana Mendieta (1948–1985) was a singular figure carving her own path, fearlessly speaking truth to power about subjects like campus rape and domestic violence at a time when these conversations were still taboo.
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Even if they're lucky enough to keep their jobs in the new year, or to not get saddled with political appointees looking over their shoulders, many will be less likely to confront the administration with hard truths about climate change or fearlessly pursue good science.
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"My rapid rise in the last year … is testament to the fact that America is crying out for somebody who will say the unsayable, who will break taboos, and who will fearlessly resist those who want to clamp down on free expression," he said.
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On Friday, Ms. Mearns reclaimed her part, tearing across the stage fearlessly, as if possessed by the steps: She is the pillar of the company, a dancer who leaves everything she owns on the stage while realizing movement fully, all the way to her fingertips.
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As their fates chart a collision course, Sybella and Genevieve, who are nuns in name only, take lovers, draw swords and engage in back-room politics as fearlessly as any man, indignantly chafing under the grimy thumbs of bishops, barons and nasty older brothers.
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Not just because their leading scorer — Jaylen Adams, their all-time leading scorer among guards — was 264.5-for-83.5 the first 210 minutes, and still fearlessly buried a jumper to swing the game with a UCLA hand in his face with 49 seconds left.
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Higher education leaders and faculty are called to educate by building bridges where they can, opening minds and eyes when they have the opportunity, supporting those who are targeted by hate, and fearlessly posing questions and listening, even when they lack all of the answers.
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"I am proud to be the granddaughter and daughter of immigrants who were brave enough to leave their homes and come to a whole new world with a different language and culture and immerse themselves fearlessly to start a better life for themselves and their families."
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They fearlessly attacked the pins and nobody was more ruthless than Thomas, who ripped apart the links-style layout carding nine birdies and two bogeys before capping his record-smashing effort by coolly rolling in an eight-foot putt for eagle at the par-five 18th.
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Going into what could be a decisive Game 5 on Monday, Iguodala will probably come off the bench, but with the game on the line he will surely be fearlessly standing between James and the hoop, a duty few have succeeded at to such a high degree.
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Mitchell is fearlessly willing to splash color on offensive possessions that crap out by hijacking them with his Slam Dunk Contest-caliber bounce; the Jazz have a stable of capable wings who can make rotating defenders look silly by attacking closeouts and running secondary pick-and-rolls.
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Dawn fearlessly faces down what she believes to be a demon keeping her mother away; Willow's response to Cassie's suggestion of suicide is rage instead of self-pity and consideration; Buffy opens up to vampire Holden for a frank conversation about her emotional needs before killing him.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When: Tuesday, January 24, 6–8pm Where: University of Southern California (Wong Auditorium Harris Hall 101, University Park, Los Angeles) For three decades, Cuban artist Tania Bruguera has fearlessly challenged systems of repression, injustice, and inequality through socially oriented performance works.
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The shiny silver cup was just the latest of many 2019 accolades for the pink-haired footballer, who feuded with President Donald Trump and fearlessly spoke out against injustice en route to a World Cup win, Golden Ball and Golden Boot accolades, and a Ballon d&aposOr.
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With an expansive and broad mission, a rich ecosystem continually replenished by talent and resources, and an absence of funding, return, or time pressures, the federal government can fearlessly undertake investment, no matter how speculative or far away the commercial outcome of the R&D may be.
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I've watched them fearlessly tending to the rule of law, enforcing the promises of our Constitution and living out daily their judicial oaths to administer justice equally to rich and poor alike, following the law as they find it and without respect to their personal political beliefs.
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Standup comic Tiffany Haddish is known for her fearlessly raunchy comedy routines (like this one about farting during doggie style sex), so it's fitting to see her here, on the New Orleans set of Girls Trip, co-starring in a summer comedy that's as rowdy as they come.
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As a stand-up comedian, Schumer often parodies the notion that she has an abundance of confidence and skewers beauty standards for women — this film doubles down on those ideas showcasing how one woman is empowered to live life fearlessly when the only thing that changes is her mindset.
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The actress has made no bones about the fact that she will not let anyone body-shame her or her fellow celebs and will continue to fearlessly wear precisely the style of semi-sheer cutout ensembles that she loves regardless of what anybody else has to say about it.
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Published last week, the book encourages would-be memoirists of both sexes to fearlessly confess their darkest secrets and deepest flaws, offering prompts on how to do so, while weaving in writing from her own students and her own plucky observations ("Jesus and I have had quite a stormy relationship").
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"I am going to do my very best to communicate as clearly and fearlessly as I can in the face of the insults and the attacks and the bullying and the bigotry that we have seen coming from my opponent," Clinton said on Tuesday on the Steve Harvey Radio show.
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Where to watch it: Via season purchase on Amazon During the leaden, serious first season of Legends of Tomorrow, there was almost no sign that the show would become not just one of the most reliably funny and escapist hours on television, but also one of the most fearlessly bizarre.
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Then to gain the credibility and authenticity to lead it, while at the same time being ready to risk our very lives, or whatever it is that is just as valuable, to speak our truths, and to act on our truths, boldly, fearlessly, endlessly, until victory is worn, whatever the cost.
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But Vonn's racing style has always been to fearlessly attack each course, a tactic that usually separates her from the field but in the last three years has led to three torn knee ligaments, two substantial knee reconstructions, two fractures of her tibia, a broken ankle and now a shattered arm.
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Published last week, the book encourages would-be memoirists of both sexes to fearlessly confess their darkest secrets and deepest flaws, offering prompts on how to do so, while weaving in writing from her own students and her own plucky observations ("Jesus and I have had quite a stormy relationship").
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Even if you've heard all of these tracks before, they've never felt quite this unfamiliar—Anna Codrea-Rado Chimpo—an integral part of Manchester's heaving-with-talent LEVELZ crew—is one of the most fearlessly fun DJs out here in the UK, and this mix for i-D is a complete fucking riot.
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While Americans often see Russia as a resurgent power galloping fearlessly across the globe, he said that Russian security and foreign policy officials — "the people who according to some narratives are busy trying to create a new Soviet Union" — see their country as surrounded and besieged by an aggressive, all-powerful United States.
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Made-up words, hot-wired words, words found only in the footnotes of medical dictionaries, words usable only within the context of classical rhetoric, home-chemistry words, mathematician words, philosopher words — Wallace spelunked the O.E.D. and fearlessly neologized, nouning verbs, verbing nouns, creating less a novel of language than a brand-new lexicographic reality.
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Otherwise, the finals through the years have looked much like the 2017 version, featuring players in their primes, the greats still improving with age and those invaluable veterans — Richard Jefferson, 36, on the Cavs' side and David West, 36, on the Warriors' end, to name two from this series — hungrily and fearlessly pursuing rings.
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Standing amid a fog of smoke, she deposits a mysterious object into R2-D2 before retreating back into the dark, only to emerge later to fearlessly blast a stormtrooper—all moments that set the original trilogy into motion, and which helped make the then-21-year-old actress one of the most recognizable faces in the world.
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That publication is a portal that can draw people out of their isolation from anywhere they have a device, and it is a platform that allows them to state the truths of their grief fearlessly to an audience of knowing strangers-who-get-it, even if they'd balk at doing so in person to their closest friends.
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And though a number of comedians have wanted to play the maestro Pryor onstage or onscreen, my money would be on Haddish to get it right, because, like her early hero, she knows—fearlessly—how to wait and hold still and try things onstage while letting the world come to her, one fan at a time. ♦
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But in the wake of a truly blissed-out first date thanks to a chanting intersectional minister/renter played by Unreal's Shiri Appleby, Isobel's infatuation with Hailey starts to dredge up buried resentments in her bond to Cam, not to mention that whole battle to love fearlessly and un-self-consciously, even when you're not totally clear on your own sexual preferences.
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But it is her vivid, colorful anecdotes about being an average black girl from Flatbush, Brooklyn, that make her sound like a modern equivalent of Chantel Mitchell, the around-the-way girl from Leslie Harris's acclaimed 1993 film Just Another Girl on the I.R.T. August fearlessly brings her unbridled brand of black girl magic to each stage, audition, and microphone she approaches.
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By the mid-'280s, she was no longer a kind of insurgent figure, coming out of nowhere to score an Academy Award nomination for her first acting role, or replacing Phil Donahue at the top of the talk show hierarchy almost overnight, or as a first-time host embarrassing SNL for its bad impulses, or fearlessly walking into a town of white supremacists.
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There was to be no more work from a writer who had rapidly established himself as one of the most deeply serious and ambitious contemporary authors, whose fraught intelligence had reckoned, and self-reckoned, with the gravest questions of European history, and who had fearlessly founded a new literary form—combining essay, fiction, and photography—in order to probe those questions in new ways.
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"If you see that, then you see somebody running for president, and even if he talks about himself too much, if he is fearless in saying that he is going to cut back that vast hedge that has come and overcome so much of our country, if he does that fearlessly and is not afraid of that political correctness, I think that guy is a conservative," Arnn said.
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Having established her thought experiment, her area of study—a woman reading a biography, an actor about to walk onto the stage for a one-man avant-garde play ("Compulsion"), a man buying blinds at IKEA ("Nice and Mild"), a girl trying to avoid playing the piano for her oppressively doting grandfather ("Overtures")—she presses down on the exquisite dilemma, and fearlessly follows the logic of the form she has chosen.
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With a rocket launcher strapped to his back, President Ronald Reagan rode fearlessly upon a long-extinct Velociraptor while brandishing a machine gun: This is the imagery — presented on poster board and carried to the floor of the Senate Chamber on March 26 — that Republican Senator Mike Lee used to mock the Green New Deal, a proposal to rapidly transform the U.S. energy infrastructure and slash the nation's ample emissions of carbon dioxide.
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Celie blossomed and finally found the courage to take her freedom back; Billie Holiday fearlessly sang "Strange Fruit" for white audiences in a time where she wasn't even allowed to use the same bathroom due to Jim Crow laws; Angela Davis eloquently spoke (and still does) truth to the masses in an anti-black, male-dominated society; Nina Simone was a rebel, filled with passion and fierceness who continued to speak out through her music.
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Okja, a heart-wrenchingly effective piece of vegetarian propaganda, follows a determined young girl as she fearlessly travels around the world in an effort to save Okja—the super-pig she grew up with—from being murdered in a mass slaughterhouse Along the way, she's met with multiple attempts to trick her and divert her attention away from rescuing her beloved pet, but she overcomes them all with an unwavering dedication to see through Okja's safety and return home.
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At a time of renewed debates about consent and gender equality in the workplace as well as the rising power of nativist men's rights activists — spurred by a president who has a morbid fascination with the visceral functions of the female body — Bernstein, Schneemann and an entire generation of nearly forgotten women who have fearlessly examined sex and gender in their art, whether anyone was paying attention or not, are suddenly more relevant than they've ever been.
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