" - Allie, 24 "Comments were just opportunities to gaslight.
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"It was like the movie 'Gaslight,' " McGowan told Farrow.
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Maisel performing at The Gaslight Café, her regular comedy digs.
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Pence's strategy last night was to try to gaslight viewers.
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You could assume that he was attempting to "gaslight" you.
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They look like visions of an earlier age, illuminated by gaslight.
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Is he trying to gaslight us into questioning our own sanity?
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In other words, it may not be easy to gaslight teenagers.
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Best actor nominations: "Conquest" (1937), "Algiers" (1938), "Gaslight" (1944), "Fanny" (1961)
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"Harvey Weinstein is trying to gaslight society again," the statement read.
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John Kennedy on Biden conspiracy theory: "Don't gaslight us, sir" pic.twitter.
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As is riding one's horse to the polling station, and gaslight.
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Anna watches Gaslight, so who's trying to convince her that she's crazy?
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I think he's trying to gaslight me, and he's just being lazy!
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I see your gaslight and now will raise you a scorched earth.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They are attempting to gaslight and distract from something else.
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Even as a longtime Gaslight fan I could concede to being outmatched.
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That's great work at the Gaslight – less so in a living room.
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They can also come across as trying to outshine or gaslight others.
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This makes it important that you're mindful not to gaslight your opponents.
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I suddenly felt as if I had been born during the gaslight era.
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"Harvey Weinstein is trying to gaslight society again," the letter reads, in part.
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When Gaslight picked up again, I kind of put everything to the side.
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And the term "gaslighting" comes from a famous horror film — 1944's Gaslight.
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So here are five things most people know about The Gaslight Anthem: After almost a decade together, during which they released five albums, The Gaslight Anthem announced in 2015 that they'd be taking a hiatus and have been inactive since.
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"No More Auction Block" (Live at the Gaslight, 21964) "The Bootleg Series Volumes 210-26 (Rare and Unreleased) 21964-211" A traditional folk song recorded at the Gaslight, the one Village coffeehouse Mr. Dylan seemed to prefer over the others.
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"It's in their DNA to cut corners, deregulate, gaslight, and streamline," Noël told me.
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Yet the Trump campaign still felt compelled to try and gaslight people about it.
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After her triumphant performance at the Gaslight, Midge's comedy career is poised to skyrocket.
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Midge shows up at the Gaslight wine-drunk, rain-soaked, and in her nightgown.
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Then she d gaslight me and tell me I must have set it wrong.
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It's usually men trying to gaslight women, or say the experiences weren't that bad.
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By denying these casualties, our government is essentially trying to gaslight an entire country.
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Or is Adrian, or someone else, trying to gaslight her into doing something rash?
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There's a targeted "Gaslight" attack on journalists designed to make them doubt their sanity.
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Later, Tomas tries to gaslight his wife by denying his cowardice and running away.
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Good. See, I want to gaslight but I don't know where to begin. Yeah.
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Instead, he will try to gaslight his way out of the mess that he's in.
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EAST HANOVER "Swingin' Tern Contra Dances," dance and music by Donna Hunt and Gaslight Tinkers.
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Hunks of her brain are gone, and she is still trying to gaslight her daughter.
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In George Smith's time, the museum lacked not only electrical light, but gaslight as well.
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Best actress: "Gaslight" (1944), "Anastasia" (1956)Best supporting actress: "Murder on the Orient Express" (1974)
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Barry RehfeldNew York To the Editor: Representative Jim Sensenbrenner must be trying to gaslight us.
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But they're going to continue to gaslight us, and we'll continue to shake our heads.
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If Gaslight doesn't create anything else from here, are you happy going out on Get Hurt?
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My gaslight comes on, but hopefully I can make it to work and back before refilling.
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Susie is the gruff booker of the Gaslight Club in Greenwich Village, where Midge's career begins.
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The week prior, she'd seen Joel bomb during a stand-up set at the Gaslight Cafe.
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She only pursued it because Trump & Co. have continually sought to gaslight her on this incident.
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The Gaslight "had a dominant presence on the street, more prestige than anyplace else," he wrote.
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For its part, MGM undertook to gaslight audiences by pretending that the British movie never existed.
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Some people who gaslight do it on purpose, but others may do so without realizing it.
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For its part, MGM undertook to gaslight audiences by pretending that the British movie never existed.
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Fast forward another year and a half and Gaslight were going to go on a break.
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Trump's campaign may prefer to gaslight America and pretend none of this really happened, but it did.
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X At The Gaslight" A better title for this episode would be, "Susie Saves Midge From Improv.
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Sexual predators gaslight victims by using tactics and rhetoric that's eerily similar to what Tambor said today.
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In the 1944 thriller "Gaslight," that husband manipulates his wife by denying the reality of her perceptions.
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The band boasts members of the Gaslight Anthem and Polar Bear Club, yet sounds nothing like either.
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The president will continue to whine about "fake news," while doing his best to gaslight the nation.
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And when you try to call them on it they shut down and try to gaslight you.
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The Gaslight Anthem's frontman Brian Fallon loves to casually drop pearls of rock 'n' roll wisdom into conversation.
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"It was like the movie 'Gaslight,'" she told Ronan Farrow for his piece on the Black Cube investigation.
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This is how Leny ends up doing a free Gaslight show for Midge as an effort in rebranding.
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We're talking post-Café Au Go Go, Gaslight Café, and passing by the prime of Gerde's Folk City.
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I've kept a rare Gaslight Anthem record on vinyl that's not available online, on CD or on Spotify.
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The truth is getting harder to see in the flickering gaslight of Mr. Trump's America, but it's there.
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The big way they try to dismantle the left isn't to attack it, but to gaslight & deflate it.
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The word of 2018, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, was "toxic," with "gaslight" among the runners-up.
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Once I knew there was going to be time off from Gaslight, I knew I couldn't sit still.
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Or The Killers could just follow this path to the end, and come out sounding like The Gaslight Anthem.
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He soon had bookings at Gerde's Folk City and the Gaslight Cafe and charmed the more seasoned folk singers.
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Congratulations on your effort to gaslight your uncle with this "hair soap" concept that you clearly made up yourselves.
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Pompeo, of course, has a history of going on TV and attempting to gaslight people in service of Trump.
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And let's face it, this is a guy who doesn't seem too hard to gaslight in the first place.
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She reads this new site as an effort "to gaslight people" into embracing a shallow ethicality built around porn.
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Russia even tried to gaslight US voters, as intelligence agencies concluded, trying to undermine their faith in the democratic process.
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Determined to gaslight America en masse, he denied every statement he'd ever made that showed him in a bad light.
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That's why it's so disappointing when Unsane abandons the Gaslight premise almost immediately, veering off into another, less interesting direction.
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Despite the high-intensity situation, Midge exits dinner fairly unscathed and heads out to the Gaslight for her big gig.
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Gaslight may be a bit melodramatic for the tastes of many modern audiences, but your grandparents will probably dig it.
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Depoliticizing space in Karachi thus is not just impossible, but a dubious attempt by the state to gaslight the public.
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It's probably a matter of time before someone tries to gaslight you about the climate report, but it's very real.
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There is one closed corner of the set, strictly off-limits to outsiders: the box that houses the Gaslight Café.
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People who gaslight might also distort the truth and when you point out the discrepancy, they insist that you misunderstood.
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And, later, a drunk Joel stumbles into the Gaslight to see his wife's stellar season-closer of a stand-up routine.
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Benjamin, on the other hand, is very easily impressed by Midge's joke prep at the Gaslight and seems excited for her.
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The Gaslight Cafe, where Midge gets her start in comedy, was a real venue in New York City's Greenwich Village neighborhood.
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" The chyron on Anderson Cooper's "Keeping Them Honest" segment was surreal, saying, "WE'LL LEAVE THE GASLIGHT ON FOR YOU, PART 17.
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Friedman has matched that sensibility here with songs that slide from lilting, gaslight-era melodiousness into a jagged, more contemporary anxiety.
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It had only gaslight when it was sold in 2006, according to the magazine, and it now is entirely solar-powered.
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Noisey: You've been writing songs outside Gaslight Anthem for some time now, but when did this solo project become a reality?
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I started writing songs and just had this extra batch of songs that didn't quite feel like they fit with Gaslight.
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From the look of the trailer, Unsane is a psychological gaslight-y horror film along the lines of Shutter Island or Flightplan.
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From the beginning of his presidency, Mr. Trump has tried to gaslight us into believing we are living in his TV show.
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Rain-wet and grief-drunk (from kosher wine, too), she finds herself onstage at the Gaslight Cafe, a grimy Greenwich Village club.
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At this point, like Ingrid Bergman's manipulated character throughout Gaslight, Connors has no reason to believe his partner is playing tricks on him.
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"I think the artists might be the only ones that read the reviews," laughs Brian Fallon, frontman of the band the Gaslight Anthem.
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His first, Painkillers, was released two years ago, and in turn came after Get Hurt, the last full-length by The Gaslight Anthem.
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People who gaslight tend to treat their own opinions as facts and make others believe their opinions are wrong, rather than just different.
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There is also an oak, pull-chain toilet tank; gaslight fixtures in the attic; and a row of old sinks in the basement.
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Even since [Gaslight Anthem's 2007 debut album] Sink or Swim, there's always been an acoustic song or something like that on the records.
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This explains why Gaslight employee Susie Meyerson (Gilmore Girls' original Sookie, Alex Borstein) gave Joel the stink-eye after "his" performance the other night.
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He's unintentionally funny ("I had an ex-girlfriend who didn't believe in giraffes…"), and unpretentiously fanning out over The Cribs and The Gaslight Anthem.
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" The mask of deceptions and lies with which Trump has tried to gaslight the country for months just fell away: "no more DACA deal.
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And if you can stomach watching Gaslight, it's a useful reminder that just because you feel like you're going crazy doesn't mean you are.
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For Republicans like Trump and Stitt, it's not enough to simply cut Medicaid -- they also want to gaslight America into believing they're expanding it.
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"This used to be the Gaslight Cafe," she said, referring to the coffeehouse where Mr. Dylan played in his early days in Greenwich Village.
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" Twenty-three women who came forward to report Weinstein's sexual misconduct issued a statement as well: "Harvey Weinstein is trying to gaslight society again.
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Trump's surrogates relentlessly gaslight the American public by pretending that Trump's worst offenses either didn't happen, or didn't mean what they think we mean.
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Anderson Cooper's nightly news roundup, Anderson Cooper 360, has a special series called "We'll Leave the Gaslight On," dedicated to the lies of politicians.
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It's why I coined the term "gaslight effect" in my 2007 book, referring to the long-term consequences of experiencing repeated gaslighting over time.
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If you're looking at the beams and walls and telling yourself, "Wait, I know this just isn't true," then the gaslight might be on.
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The more time we spend watching Sierra and Veronica bond over their elaborate ruses, the more time we're also spending watching them gaslight poor Jamey.
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As a screaming match erupts, Midge bails and heads to the Gaslight to do a set heavily inspired by Russian Literature and the Old Testament.
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Men correct, gaslight, or simply ignore any assertion put forth by women in any setting, especially when it comes to misogyny, sexual assault, and rape.
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Her book, "The Gaslight Effect: How to Spot and Survive the Hidden Manipulation Others Use to Control Your Life," was recently republished by Harmony Books.
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He's all too happy to gaslight his friend Mira, who insists over and over that donuts aren't the same thing as holes in the ground.
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First, there was Eric who straight up tried to gaslight people with his tweet Saturday night, "At #UFC244 - chanting "Donald Trump, Donald Trump... USA USA.
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"Dream House as 9 Thornton Square" takes its title from a location in the film Gaslight and explains how the movie gave gaslighting its name.
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People have to adapt: Elizabethan preachers condemned coal as literally the Devil's excrement; some Victorian homeowners comfortable with gaslight thought Edison's light bulbs too bright.
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" And then a friend of mine said to me, "You have all these other bands but then they're gone when you go back to Gaslight.
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I refuse to believe that the name is not the product of extensive poll testing to gaslight those who want Universal Healthcare and placate the skeptics.
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If Facebook is truly committed to protecting the integrity of our elections, they would immediately take down Trump's ads that attempt to gaslight the American people.
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To close the episode, a much-more-sober-than-last-time Midge is escorted out of the Gaslight by two officers and waves of audience applause.
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There are major abandonments — Luke goes to rehab, Theo flips out on her, Steven tries to gaslight her into thinking she's crazy, then sells her story.
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Mr. Fallon's concert wasn't just a showcase of his new solo material but also a referendum of sorts on his whole career outside the Gaslight Anthem.
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According to Untapped Cities, the Gaslight Cafe was a coffeehouse and music venue located at 116 MacDougal Street (the building now houses a craft cocktail bar).
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I did report things which indicated that there were people coming after you, and that there was a well-funded machine set up to gaslight you.
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The Litchfield County Courthouse has stood over the idyllic town green here through two world wars, the Great Depression and the transition from gaslight to gigabytes.
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" The festival's inaugural edition in 1946 featured Rita Hayworth in Charles Vidor's "Gilda," Anna Magnani in Alberto Lattuada's "Bandit" and Ingrid Bergman in George Cukor's "Gaslight.
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Until next time — photoshop whatever you want, but please don't gaslight the rest of us into thinking we don't know you're doing it, Tanya Want more?
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Get Out is a movie laden with standard horror tropes — creepy suburban artifice, attempts to gaslight the protagonist, mind control, bizarre medical experiments, you name it.
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If Goldberg wants to help women build the muscle necessary to write long-form journalism, he should credit reporters like Owen, not try to gaslight them.
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In the vernacular, the phrase "to gaslight" refers to the act of undermining another person's reality by denying facts, the environment around them, or their feelings.
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It makes them feel uncomfortable, and they often jump to victimhood as a defense, or resolve to gaslight people of color and without hearing out their perspectives.
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We therefore have a primary obligation to each other: not to undermine each other's sense of reality for the sake of expediency; not to gaslight each other.
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We don't need a group to tell us how to feel or gaslight us so that we fall in line when there's obvious injustice and blatant hypocrisy.
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Photo: Greg Mitchels What do you get when members of the Gaslight Anthem, Ensign, and Gates get back to their roots in a New Jersey practice space?
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So, Susie is living the luxurious life on the Upper West Side (until the end of the episode when she's forced to hide out in the Gaslight).
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That's because these human rights abuses make anyone paying attention feel unbearable pain, but also because they're being perpetrated by people eager to gaslight the American public.
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If my allies did that, and then tried to gaslight me into believing that I was the crazy one, I might start to question my sanity too.
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In addition to the recent run of The Gaslight Anthem's comeback shows, he also released a stellar debut EP last year with a new band, Wax Bottles.
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No man should believe he's justified in pursuing a woman against her wishes, and no woman should gaslight herself into believing that's something to simply be endured.
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Officers also found property from a purse that had been taken from a couch at Gaslight Lounge in the meatpacking district the night before, the police said.
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The 50 paintings, prints and photographs on view date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as gaslight supplanted oil lamps, and electric lighting superseded gas.
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He ran the tape machine for Mr. Dylan's shows at the Gaslight Cafe in 1962 but was uncredited on the official release of those recordings in 2005.
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Over 2900 minutes (it's a long 'un), the record packs in a healthy mix of the Gaslight Anthem, the Walkmen, and its most obvious comparison, the National.
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By dressing up the melodies you sang in the shower in opulent gaslight-era drag, Mr. Luhrmann created an equalizing paean to love ballads of all ages.
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We are now witnessing an effort to gaslight the press and the public in support of a discredited narrative about politically motivated surveillance of the Trump campaign.
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Let's not dance around this: Trump is trying to gaslight the entire world, to assert that he said something he clearly didn't by sheer force of confident assertion.
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Today On Rising: CNN, MSNBC gaslight on impeachment More than 70 percent of voters in a national poll released Wednesday said they would support a federal jobs program.
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While watching The Ed Sullivan Show one night, Midge sees genuinely famous comic Bob Newhart doing the exact set Joel just did at the Gaslight in the Village.
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Since Midge can't hide out among the dog figurines and matinee idol photographs forever, she eventually heads to the Gaslight to figure out what's next in her career.
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With Sophie's stamp of approval, Midge's next task is performing her tight 11 at the Gaslight for manager Harry from earlier this season, who reps the older woman.
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"Amanda" is even persona non grata at her own homebase of the Gaslight, as Harry calls the true owner Eddie (Ric Stoneback) and threatens to ruin his business.
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Trump and his VP candidate Mike Pence may not be trying to convince voters they're not hearing far-off noises, seeing flickering gaslight or losing pictures from walls.
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As someone who has repeatedly asserted that "no has more respect for women than I do," Trump's attempt to gaslight the entire nation is rich even for him. .
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In the show, he played Jackie, the M.C. at the Gaslight comedy club, where Midge Maisel, the housewife-turned-comic played by Rachel Brosnahan, got her unwitting start.
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Brian Tarantina, who played Gaslight comedy club emcee Jackie on the Emmy-winning Amazon Prime series, was found dead in his New York City home on Nov. 2.
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He called Leupp "a deeply disturbed, malicious individual," a characterization Leupp, in an interview with me today, attributed to Malka's attempts to gaslight people over his own behavior.
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He's revered by other musicians Springsteen's authenticity, passion and body of work have inspired countless other artists, from Gaslight Anthem to the Killers to Rage Against the Machine.
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In the summer of 2014, when Noisey met up with Brian Fallon, the Gaslight Anthem singer was at the tail-end of an intense period of self-doubt.
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After spending an afternoon at a horse race, betting and drinking, business owner Pendlebury decided he was definitely too drunk to open his Queensland shop, Gaslight Pizza, in Australia.
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But, they don't uncover jewels like the evil husband (Charles Boyer) dreams of doing in Gaslight or capture the presidency, as someone else used their gaslighting powers to accomplish.
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More often than not, those candidates don't actually care about compromise or uniting a party; they're trying to distract you from something else and gaslight you along the way.
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Though this widespread attack on leggings may seem benign, it actually represents a disgusting project to gaslight women into doubting a reality that is self-evident: Leggings are pants.
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The dating app is offering two free drinks for workers with a government ID "until the tab runs out" on Thursday and Friday at Washington, D.C.'s Gaslight Tavern.
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But perhaps he is in the same place Butcher, his ancestor, was nearly two hundred years earlier: a white-floored pit, lit by gaslight, his enemies lapping at the walls.
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As much as a government cover-up tried to gaslight the town with a story of drowning, Will was really pulled into an alternate reality known as the Upside Down.
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"Since their divorce, Mr. Depp has continued to publicly harass Ms. Heard, and attempted to gaslight the world by denying his abuse," Eric George, Heard's lawyer, said in a statement.
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Their ages are clearly a factor in this power dynamic, but watching Alex consistently gaslight Morgan, even when he's faced with the embodiment of her personality, is hard to watch.
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" He added that the subsequent explanation was an attempt to "gaslight the entire country and stated that he was actually threatening fellow senators, as though that would be much better.
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" Jamil herself wrote a series of Tweets about her conditions, before concluding that "this bullshit has raised a really important conversation about how we gaslight people whose illnesses aren't visible.
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After that scene, he keeps trying to gaslight Ephraim into not trusting reality, getting him constantly plastered, filling his mind with paranoid delusions, and making him question even time itself.
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Law enforcement officials wasted no time creating a media narrative which painted peaceful protesters as violent troublemakers to discredit them and gaslight the public waiting to find out what happened.
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In a way, it's as if we were watching Gaslight, the classic tactic-naming film about domestic abuse and emotional control, from the perpetrator's point of view rather than the victim's.
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In an interview with Splinter News, actress Kimberly Birch—the show's eventual victor—laid out some of the brainwashing tactics used to gaslight her into believing Hicks really was a prince.
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It's now time for you to govern on behalf of the entire 325 million of us in America, and reassure the rest of the world that the gaslight period has ended.
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Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual abuse of multiple women is rightfully dominating the headlines this week and it's a disturbing example of how men in powerful positions gaslight and silence their victims.
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Since he and his particular brand of shimmering, often rose-tinted Americana clambered to fame in the late 2000s with The Gaslight Anthem, Brian Fallon's lyrics have created a specific mythology.
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The feature could allow for self-servingly and selectively silent and/or malicious edits that are intended to gaslight/screw with others, such as by making them look mad or bad.
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Even Galantis, who played on the same stage as Gaslight a few hours prior, drew a more substantial crowd, despite being, as far as I could tell, the Hoobastank of EDM.
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The movie of the week for January 21 through 27 is Gaslight (1944), which is available to stream on Filmstruck or digitally rent on Amazon, YouTube, iTunes, Google Play, and Vudu.
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The "gadzooks!" arrival of the helicopter isn't the only way in which this tale of love, betrayal and sacrifice in the last days of the Vietnam War summons the gaslight era.
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Ever since gaslighting came into the lexicon with 1944 film Gaslight, it has stood as a form of mental abuse more often than not levied against the most vulnerable members of society.
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It's no surprise her opinion on a comedy career has changed, since she doesn't even remember flashing her Gaslight audience the night prior, let alone all of her liquid courage-fueled promises.
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Even The Gaslight Anthem, the rock darlings who came out of semi-retirement to play their entire fan-favorite album as the Saturday night headliner, looked out onto a sparsely filled field.
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Although Midge initially visits the Gaslight Cafe to watch her husband try his hand at stand-up, she later makes her own (drunken) debut at the venue, which was a real place.
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In Mr. Dylan's mind, none of these smaller coffeehouses compared with the Gaslight Cafe (2147 Macdougal), a "cryptic club" that "an unknown couldn't break into," he wrote, though he managed to eventually.
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First, she finds out that her husband, Joel, who spends his nights workshopping comedy sets at the Greenwich Village club the Gaslight Café, has been stealing his material from Bob Newhart records.
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They will also learn that there is a civil war going on (and going badly for Lincoln's side), that theatres have been transformed by gaslight, and that the railroad extends past Buffalo.
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In a new lawsuit revealed on Tuesday, the network's toxic company culture is once again exposed as Fox News continues to be deliberately gaslight women who come forward with sexual assault claims.
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Many bars on the island — such as the Gaslight, which until recently served as a minuscule movie theater — throw in a folk singer or contemporary ensemble with the price of a cocktail.
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Even from the comfort of my own home, I feel attacked and unsafe watching the human form of "actually the Civil War was over states' rights" gaslight every black guy in the house.
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But, with the Tuesday night entrance of Fabio look alike Leo Dottavio, who has become a controversial Bachelor Nation figure since filming, it seems one bachelor may out-gaslight the women of Paradise.
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People also noted the irony of her part in "Gaslight," a 1944 film that helped popularized the term "gaslighting," a form of psychological abuse in which someone is manipulated into questioning their sanity.
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That he and his surrogates can gaslight media elites and passive news consumers about Trump's role in coopting the birther movement, and turning it into an intimidating source of right-wing grassroots politics.
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Part of what gave the Gaslight Anthem zip was the tension between Mr. Fallon's insular wails and the band's frantic energy — as Mr. Fallon was becoming more ravaged, the band would grow rowdier.
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The infamous days spent parading through busy streets lit by gaslight torches, wearing masks to remain anonymous, decorating floats for months, and of course, lots of throws doesn't show any signs of stopping.
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Here, skiers are warmly welcomed — every bellman I met asked about the ski conditions — and a free shuttle to Petoskey's historic Gaslight District, just shy of four miles away, encourages guests to explore.
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It's the sort of movie that can only be described by talking about other things: It's like Crimson Peak meets Mr. Robot meets Shutter Island meets The Phantom of the Opera meets Gaslight.
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And then sort of like gaslit me — I don't like to use that word, gaslight — [or said], 'Oh, I thought you'd be happy that I used your words' or called it a romantic gesture.
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The term "gaslighting," a word thrown around a lot these days, actually comes from a 1938 play by Patrick Hamilton called Gaslight, then adapted into the 1944 movie starring Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer.
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"Let's be honest, for the past 15 years or so the place was packed with scumbag tourists," a reader with the handle Gaziano wrote when Gaslight Lounge in the meatpacking district closed last winter.
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Alas, the man professing his adoration is also the guy who put Ali in a Hannibal Lecter mask and dressed up like a dead cop in order gaslight her into thinking she was going crazy.
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After he slinks away, Midge downs a bottle of red wine on the subway, marches through the rain to the famed Gaslight club and winds up onstage, soaking and soused in a pink swing coat.
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Style cues: Despite its reliance on 19th century fashion flourishes like bowler hats, corsets and Victorian-era military tunics, steampunk's gaslight chic pushed far beyond Sherlock Holmes into fantastical "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" territory.
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See a full list of the winners from all the Word of the Year categories released by the ADS in 2016, including gaslight and bigly, along with a full list of Word of the Year nominees.
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In this opening scene, it's important to see how quickly Paul already begins laying the groundwork to gaslight Jo. After fewer than 10 sentences, the abusive doctor beings hinting Jo is the unstable one, not him.
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People accused of sexual misconduct need to face the consequences and shouldn't get away with trying to gaslight their victims in an attempt to save face...and no number of polygraph tests can convince me otherwise.
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Their son David Challen, 31, who is campaigning on behalf of his mother alongside Justice for Women, describes how his father would persistently gaslight her and question her sanity when she suspected he was being unfaithful.
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The media and the Democrats, they hate Trump so much that if he says something with a grain of truth, it becomes their job in life to gaslight the American public to believe he is lying.
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Whereas Europeans previously inhabited a world lit by candles or gaslight, electricity began to illuminate their streets and homes: Milan was one of the first cities in the world to become completely ablaze with electric lighting.
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The term comes from the 1930s play "Gas Light" and the 1940s Hollywood movie version (Gaslight) in which a manipulative husband tries to unmoor his wife, played by Ingrid Bergman, by tampering with her perception of reality.
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Gaslighting Made famous by the movie "Gaslight," in which a husband gradually destroys his wife's confidence in reality, this technique for distorting issues involves applying the drip-drip of disinformation in order to confuse and eventually persuade.
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To some readers, Mr. Rochester is a romantic hero, but in truth he's a sociopath who keeps his grieving wife locked in the attic and tries to gaslight poor, plain, abused Jane Eyre then marry her bigamously.
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India's government wants to gaslight the international community into normalizing India's de facto annexation of the Muslim-majority state, and its ethno-nationalist saber-rattling in a region with major US interests and international stability at stake.
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Part of what makes it painful and challenging to leave a gaslight relationship is that the gaslighter may be the one "someone" you have committed to, such as your best friend, your mom, your sister or brother.
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Men may try to gaslight us by telling us that we must be mistaken about what happened to us or about what we want – but we know our own minds and are reliable narrators of our own stories.
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But Nassar was able to get away with his abuse for decades in part because the actual acts of abuse were subtle, full of plausible deniability and designed to gaslight victims about whether they were really being assaulted.
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Instead, we get a truly emotional flashback to explain why Midge and Joel are no longer together after he saw her Lenny Bruce (true Maisel bae Luke Kirby)-aided show at the Gaslight during the season 13 finale.
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Blake Pendlebury owns Gaslight Pizza in Eagle Heights, Queensland, and according to NT News, he also owns a share in Irish Constabulary, a horse that won a $250,000 prize at the Magic Millions races on the Gold Coast.
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It is fortunate in a way that the Trump administration's first strategic imperative was to gaslight the media about its own work, rather than about, say, the number of people who will be insured a year from now.
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The entire operation is the residue of a long-running quip between the social media professional and soccer tastemaker Shawn Francis and his friend Ian Perkins, an English guitarist who plays with the rock band the Gaslight Anthem.
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One absence is the connection of the gaslight to prostitution and other symbols of urban decay, something which was touched on in last year's Splendour and Misery at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, as well as the Light!
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DC Universe will also be offering up many of the company's animated films — Batman: Year One and Gotham by Gaslight are two of the titles mentioned — but what could make the service stand out is its selection of comics.
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There are so many credible charges against him that he can only respond by attempting to gaslight his way out of them, claiming that he is the victim of a coordinated attack by the Democratic Party and American media.
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On five LPs with The Gaslight Anthem, two solo records, and one as the leader of The Horrible Crowes, he's stayed roughly on the same path: ploughing through heartbreak, drawing inspiration from sepia-toned Americana, and (yeah) channelling Springsteen.
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George Cukor's Gaslight — based on a 1938 play by Patrick Hamilton — stars Ingrid Bergman as a naive, sweet young woman named Paula who as a young girl witnessed the murder of her beloved aunt (and guardian) at their home.
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In John Singer Sargent's 1879 "In the Luxembourg Gardens," a glowing moon hovers over the dusk promenaders walking by gaslight, with small details like the spark from a man's cigarette adding to the contrast between the natural and artificial.
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In that electrifying monologue, so provocative the rabbi leaves the hall in disgust, Midge hovers around the same topics she'll explore once she actually makes it to the Gaslight: expectations of womanhood, her parents and, her husband, Joel (Michael Zegan).
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"I've lived for such a long time in the House of Gaslight, clinging to my experiences as they unfolded in my 20s and railing against the untruths that painted me as an unstable stalker and Servicer in Chief," she writes.
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Op-Ed Contributor In the 1944 noir film "Gaslight," a villain hides his crimes by convincing his innocent wife she's insane, feeding her barely perceptible lies and altering small aspects of her environment until she doubts her own instincts and observations.
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John Singer Sargent contrasted a gleaming full moon with gaslight over promenaders in a garden, Sonia Delaunay-Terk's abstractions transformed electric lights into bursts of geometric color, and Charles Marville methodically photographed the new gas lamp posts that glowed throughout the French capital.
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"'The Village' has no interest in being a decent series; its only interest is in using emotional manipulation to gaslight its viewers into believing that 'The Village' is trying to say something profound about the human condition," wrote critic Dustin Rowles for Pajiba.
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During a recent tour of the Mark Twain House & Museum, Tracy Brindle, chief curator, and David Scott Parker, a preservation architect for the project, explained the workings of the house's original (and high-tech at the time) gaslight, plumbing and telephone systems.
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Why mutter that, if the series hadn't magically pushed Rivers's night-club origins back into the fifties, it might have had to show her 1961 peers at the Gaslight Café, including Woody Allen and Bill Cosby, figures who are far tougher to sanitize?
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While the original location of Gerde's is now the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion and the Gaslight is now an apartment building, the Bitter End, of all the surviving Dylan hangouts, may retain the look and feel more than any other.
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The trope has been repeated throughout film history (The Girl on the Train is a great example), but Gaslight still holds up — especially in a week where people are throwing around terms like "gaslighter-in-chief" to describe the newly inaugurated president.
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"To give politicians essentially free reign to lie, gaslight, and spread hate on the largest social platform on the planet isn't just misguided, it's actively dangerous, violent, and anti-society," Alex Newhouse, a researcher at the Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism, tweeted.
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"Russell Crowe spit on me at a party in 2016 and denied it, had a group of people gaslight me causing irreparable damage to my acting career and my reputation as well as loads of emotional damage," Banks, 27, claims on the GoFundMe page.
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" A representative of the American film industry, Harold Smith, "said that when the production 'Gaslight' was scheduled, the Russians invited everyone to a last-minute party to keep away representatives of twenty-three nations at the festival and the showing had to be rescheduled.
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"Daily Reminder that anytime a conservative tries to lecture us about who 'knows what they're talking about' and who doesn't, they are not operating honestly, and engaged in a project to protect their agenda and gaslight the nation," the incoming lawmaker posted on Twitter.
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Instead, India has been caught red-handed engaging in one of the largest cyber-war campaigns of fake news and disinformation ever to gaslight the international community and obscure what many U.S. members of Congress have rightly called a dire humanitarian crisis in Kashmir.
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Painkillers, due on March 11 and produced by Butch Walker (Weezer, Taylor Swift), finds the New Jersey native reconciling his lifelong love of tried-and-true singer-songwriters and stripped-down, acoustic guitar-anchored folk music—something hardcore Gaslight fans might not be accustomed to.
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Midge learns this unquestionable truth when she reads the cards during her next set at the Gaslight and realizes they're filled with "jokes" that can't apply to her — at 26 she can't have a middle school-aged child — or simply aren't jokes; some cards are just statements.
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Leading editors, journalists, literary names and scholars, in their own right and in their own worlds, hold the same kind of power as Harvey Weinstein and other implicated celebrities did -- to manipulate, to gaslight, to torment and ultimately to blacklist striving freelance writers, artists and graduate students.
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The Gaslight Anthem will end a two-year-long hiatus to play their classic 2008 album, The '59 Sound; N.E.R.D will play their first New York show in 10 years; and Mark Ronson and Diplo will do something, God knows what, under the name Silk City.
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While the Gaslight closed in 21961, the Kettle of Fish bar, which Mr. Dylan and his contemporaries would frequent next door, is still in business, though it is now at its third location, at 59 Christopher Street, and attracts far more Packers fans than folkies these days.
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Nonetheless, nearly three years after the US intelligence community first announced this consensus conclusion, Republicans senators are publicly trying to gaslight people about what happened in 2016 by insisting that purported — but in reality nonexistent — Ukrainian election interference is just as concerning as what Russia did.
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"Gaslighting" is a term culled from the hit 1944 movie "Gaslight" starring Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, and Joseph Cotton that tells the story of how an abusive husband deliberately manipulates the truth and messes with the gas-powered lighting in their home to drive her insane.
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The fourth episode, "She Knows," makes it clear that she's opposed to the Monterey Five for reasons beyond just generation gaps, fashion sense, and a distressing willingness to gaslight rape victims; she's quite gleefully setting herself up as their enemy No. 1, and it's kind of wonderful to watch.
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And while he was willing to play our ranking game with the Gaslight Anthem's records, he says that, with a few years' distance behind him, he's more prone to looking back on the band's output as a whole, and the unexpected international success it brought the Garden State natives.
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As an embodiment of la Malinche, Lyn complicates the archetype of the "race traitor" who falls for the white colonizer and leaves her people behind: What happens when la Malinche is simply a fetish object, discarded by white men who abuse and gaslight her after fulfilling their Latina fantasy?
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"Love does not gaslight Love does not prey on insecurities Love does not manipulate Love does not cause chaos in its wake Love does not isolate Love does not threaten Love does not intimidate Love does not make you doubt your intuition Love does not silence women," she wrote.
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In season one, Midge gets her husband a spot on stage at the Gaslight Cafe nearly every night despite his stolen jokes by bribing the booker with her famous brisket—and in the upcoming second season, food continues to play a pivotal role in the hit Amazon series.
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When he leaves her — claiming that married life is holding him back, though his only talent is for ripping off Bob Newhart routines — she finds herself onstage at the Gaslight Cafe, improvising a raunchy, fiery set that brings down the house (and gets her arrested on obscenity charges).
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But the joke of Inside Llewyn Davis comes right at the end, when Llewyn has been thrown out of the Gaslight but on his way out hears a very familiar-sounding new singer crooning a song from the stage that sounds an awful lot like one of his own.
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"The reason this is difficult is that I've lived for such a long time in the House of Gaslight, clinging to my experiences as they unfolded in my 20s and railing against the untruths that painted me as an unstable stalker and Servicer in Chief," she wrote in Vanity Fair.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the most famous fictional depictions of mental instability is George Cukor's 1944 film Gaslight, starring Ingrid Bergman as a woman whose husband continually psychologically torments her to cover up his search for hidden jewels (it was based on the 1938 play Gas Light).
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Fallon's love for our shitty, grey island goes back to his formative music tastes ("All the music I listened to growing up is English music," he says, and references his well-documented love of The Clash, The Jam, and The Rolling Stones), and the early days of The Gaslight Anthem.
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He ends up at the Gaslight amid an odd series of events: Joel tries to revive his stand-up career thinking that's what Midge wants, heads to Music Inn after Midge talks about it, overhears her infamous record, and is so devastated by her performance he inexplicably quits his job.
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We Happy Few, Sir, You Are Being Hunted, The Final Station, Rome 2: Rise of the republic, Breath of the Wild, Hollow Knight, Is it Wrong to Pick Up a Girl in a Dungeon, The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, The Exorcist (TV series), Gaslight, The Philadelphia Story, Mamma Mia, The Aviator.
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If this man is trying gaslight your mom, she needs to know (now more than ever) that your relationship is one she can turn to if she needs a reality check, or a sympathetic ear, or a shoulder to cry on — or even someone to whom she can confide her joy.
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" NBC's Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David ToddBiden campaign demands news channels stop booking Giuliani Scalise defends Trump Ukraine call: 'I'm glad President Trump continues to look into [Russian] interference' Chuck Todd, John Kennedy get in heated exchange over Trump-Ukraine controversy: 'Don't gaslight us' MORE asked Scalise Sunday on "Meet the Press.
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"Meet the Press" host Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David ToddChuck Todd, John Kennedy get in heated exchange over Trump-Ukraine controversy: 'Don't gaslight us' Toomey on gun reform: 'Beto O'Rourke is not helping' Democratic senator: Ukrainian president said he has 'no intention' to interfere with US election MORE and Louisiana Sen.
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Later, when Celeste apologizes for hitting her, Mary Louise tells her she's being erratic, and then weirdly adds that "grief is meant to be shared" — like Celeste is to blame for not letting her in emotionally, even though Mary Louise so far has done nothing bu gaslight, undermine, and flatly disbelieve her.
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Over the last decade, primarily as the frontman for the Gaslight Anthem, he's become a vessel for preserving some of the best bits of American rock, especially from the 1950s and 1970s, and also a singular nostalgist with a gift for lyrics that evoke a non-idyllic past without living in it.
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Other films that made the list include Oliver Stone's 1986 Vietnam War drama, "Platoon"; the 1959 Disney version of "Sleeping Beauty"; and George Cukor's 1944 melodrama, "Gaslight," in which Ingrid Bergman plays a new wife whose older husband (Charles Boyer) tries to drive her mad by pretending what she sees isn't really happening.
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"Instead of issuing an apology, or even acknowledging their part in the event, the Trump camp continued to change its story, first denying that Michelle had been grabbed and injured, then making attempts to gaslight her into admitting fault, then accusing her of posing a threat to Donald Trump," she said in an email.
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The world-building that is so essential to a movie boasting four separate realms in its title, not to mention some of the lovelier bits of Victorian London (everything is swathed in sparkly snow and a warm gaslight glow that belies any thought of Oliver Twist), impressively comes together courtesy of Lisa Chugg's set design.
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Mr. Fallon's songwriting on "Painkillers," his first true solo album, shows the same instincts he displayed in the Gaslight Anthem: a preoccupation with a particularly American stripe of yesteryear, a fondness for addressing women with charming names ("Lily, I don't know how to start this letter"), a willingness to put the self on display in all its ugliness.
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Lanemeyer, the New Jersey pop punk band which included The Gaslight Anthem's Brian Fallon, named their band after his character in 1985's Better Off Dead and referenced the movie heavily on their debut EP. And Say Anything's Max Bemis once admitted that he also named his band after the 1989 movie because of his identification with Cusack's character.
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That theory has not only been advanced by the president, but by his allies in defending him during the impeachment process, as Vox's Aaron Rupar has explained: Republican senators are publicly trying to gaslight people about what happened in 2016 by insisting that purported — but in reality nonexistent — Ukrainian election interference is just as concerning as what Russia did.
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Llewyn is sort of based on Dave Van Ronk, the so-called "mayor of MacDougal Street" who was a fixture on the folk music circuit in the 1960s, right before a certain future Nobel Prize winner came along and dragged the style from Greenwich Village clubs like the Gaslight Cafe — a location in the film — and into the mainstream.
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And as if being duped into a stint in an asylum wasn't scary enough, things take a turn for the worse when Sawyer makes the claim that her stalker, David Strine, has tricked his way into a job in the same facility, masquerading as a people-pleaser night shift orderly named George (Joshua Leonard), in a clear reference to Gaslight.
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NBC host Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David ToddChuck Todd, John Kennedy get in heated exchange over Trump-Ukraine controversy: 'Don't gaslight us' Toomey on gun reform: 'Beto O'Rourke is not helping' Democratic senator: Ukrainian president said he has 'no intention' to interfere with US election MORE asked Toomey if at some point Republicans have to force Trump's hand and vote on a bill.
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We live in the birthplace of legendary and historically important venues like Roseland, Birdland, Savoy Ballroom, and Lenox Lounge; Smalls, Minton's, Cafe Society, the Copa, the Five Spot, the Gaslight, and the Peppermint Lounge; CBGB's, Studio 54, Paradise Garage, Mudd Club, and Max's Kansas City, Disco Fever, and the Roxy, and that Bay Ridge disco in Saturday Night Fever with the flashing lightboxes on the floor.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) tried to answer a question about the Ukraine scandal by referencing the Bidens, "Meet the Press" host Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David ToddButtigieg says he wasn't comfortable with Clinton attack on Gabbard Buttigieg: Trump undermining US credibility 'is going to cost us for years and years' Rand Paul calls for probe of Democrats over Ukraine letter MORE angrily told him not to "gaslight" the nation.
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National Geographic recently debuted its own stunning One Strange Rock, which offers perspectives on Earth as told through astronauts (I opted not to cover this show after Nat Geo sent me a "crystal healing" water bottle and a communications rep tried to gaslight me when I told them I thought it was weird.)Prum commended One Strange Rock, and also noted that PBS is a donor-supported station with a much smaller budget.
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Last week, while the Trump administration unveiled plans to roll back car pollution rules and told the American Civil Liberties Union to find the deported parents it separated from their children, the tallest point in Sweden melted due to climate change, the National Rifle Association announced that it was deep financial trouble, and the US president tried to gaslight the world about whether or not he was late to meet Queen Elizabeth II a couple weeks ago.
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Restaurant Review 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The premodern look in restaurants and bars that has prevailed for the last decade or so is marked by salvaged wood; fireplaces that may or may not function; bare electric bulbs dimmed to mimic gaslight; warrens of small rooms hung with framed lithographs and, sometimes, taxidermy; servers in humorless aprons or lumberjack shirts or both; wine drunk from pickle jars; and short, historically minded cocktails stirred by men who trim their facial hair into antiquated contours.
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