Joining these films is "Bobbie Sue," the long-gestating Warner Bros.
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For example, these security projects have been gestating for some time.
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It has the inchoate quality of an idea that's still gestating.
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And yeah, Bridget is gestating a child so she weighs more.
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There are signs Iweala knew his long-gestating novel had problems.
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It was a long-gestating project he was determined to make.
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This diverse new sound, he says, is simply a long-gestating reveal.
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We can see the Fresco model gestating at the Fox TV stations.
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"Yes, still on track," Mr. Platt said of that long-gestating project.
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And, yet, the Homeland writers are only "gestating" their next storylines right now.
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Below, check out a video of pregnant Vivian gestating her baby in late November.
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Taken together, these developments suggest the long-gestating tech might finally become a reality.
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I am where I am because of systems that have been gestating and growing.
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But it had been gestating without me being aware of it in many ways.
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The details: The new service, Google Discover, has been gestating under the name Google Feed.
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Jaime and Brienne finally consummated their long-gestating relationship and then immediately split up again.
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That the long-gestating crime drama "Gotti" is a dismal mess comes as no surprise.
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I've since sent another and have more ideas gestating — some simple, some possibly overly ambitious.
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Give birth to the equivalent of fetuses and then finish gestating them externally on mother's milk.
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That's why these new data merit action in order to alleviate this long-gestating societal blight.
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A pregnant female musk ox is especially vulnerable: "She's starving her gestating fetus," Dr. Berger said.
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Ectogenesis, the process of gestating a fetus outside the womb, sounds like the stuff of science fiction.
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This was "Trillium L," the next opera in his long-gestating cycle of works for the stage.
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The long-gestating acquisition officially closes March 20, and in the process reshapes two of Hollywood's major studios.
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There must, at least, be hope for raw new life gestating, because if not, literally what else is there?
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On Friday, Paramount announced that the long-gestating Top Gun sequel will fly into theaters on July 12, 2019.
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Gestating celestial cubes and the obscured face of a woman weave in and out of technically-sound circular paintings.
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The long-gestating Deadwood movie is one step closer to our screens, according to HBO programming president Casey Bloys.
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Perhaps it's also why every character besides the long-gestating Michelle can easily be summed up in two words.
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Yet the Vision Fund's investments have stirred a long-gestating debate about whether it is good for Silicon Valley.
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He was putting the finishing touches on his long-gestating first novel—and now, it's finally getting a release.
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The long-gestating project about a detective investigating a logically puzzling murder involving robots should have played to Proyas's strengths.
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But when Juno glossed over the trauma of gestating a child and giving it away, barely anyone batted an eye.
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THE HAPPY PRINCE Rupert Everett, realizing a long-gestating project, writes, directs and stars in this portrait of Oscar Wilde.
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" On Tuesday, President Trump released his long-gestating plan for Middle East peace, the so-called "deal of the century.
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The long-gestating, controversy-laden biopic about the rock band Queen is finally moving forward — or so says the band.
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Now, three years after Origins' release, the studio has finally taken the wraps off of its long-gestating new mobile game.
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John Turturro's bizarre, long-gestating film about Turturro's bowling ball–licking character in The Big Lebowski is finally headed to theaters.
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Lady Gaga is circling the lead role in Bradley Cooper's long-gestating remake of A Star Is Born, according to Deadline.
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Groom For nearly four years, hip-hop fans have been waiting for Nas to release his long-gestating 12th studio album.
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These are women with successful careers, adorable children, spotless countertops and waistlines that belie the presence of a once-gestating uterus.
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Ms. Carlos joined the cast of "Colored Girls" in 1975 when it was gestating at bars on the Lower East Side.
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Sony's long-gestating Spider-Man spinoff has just roped in a new star, Tom Hardy, and a new director, Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland).
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Stop-motion films always take longer to make than live-action, but Early Man has been gestating in Park's brain for years.
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If that is indeed the kind of solution that is gestating within the bureaucracy, the hoped-for baby boom will be stillborn.
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"Prenatal testosterone exposure or biological 'luck' in gestating with a male or female twin is associated with self employment," the study says.
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Though much like a conceptual thriller that is built around some long-gestating twist, the most interesting portion is usually the foundation.
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These expansive clouds of gas and dust act as stellar nurseries, gestating baby stars as they condense under their own gravitational momentum.
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He added that the Zayed Museum will be built before the long-gestating Guggenheim that Frank Gehry is designing for Saadiyat Island.
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The only new offering was the long-gestating drama "Tulip Fever," which the Weinstein Company released with little fanfare in 235 theaters.
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As of Tuesday night, Kennedy is at the forefront of an uphill effort to open the long-gestating Academy Museum in Los Angeles.
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And it came to mind again listening to Father of the Bride, the long-gestating fourth Vampire Weekend album that arrives this week.
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Its first half is blurry, gestating; it sounds like a strange orchestra has gotten stuck playing the same second over and over again.
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The long-gestating show has had several productions, and won critical praise last year at the La Jolla Playhouse and Seattle Repertory Theater.
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The result is a swiftly compiled record of his travels in Europe and Morocco (where he researched his long-gestating graphic novel "Habibi").
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A new trailer for the long-gestating Tupac Shakur biopic, All Eyez on Me, dropped Tuesday on the 20th anniversary of Shakur's death.
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Remember OVO Fest 2013 when Kanye West and Drake after a long-gestating cold war, (to be resumed several years later) reunited and Ye?
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And is the mostly submissive — if emotionally and physically challenging — act of gestating a baby truly a test of a woman's endurance and spirit?
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The long-gestating project has been described — and is being marketed — as a "spiritual successor" to Dazed and Confused, and the comparison is apt.
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It seems like Beyoncé has been pregnant forever, walking around looking like the most perfect gestating human that ever lived, all glowy and glorious.
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Bliss out to the gestating visuals of the video, Fractal Electrique, below: See more video projects from Gabe Casdorph on his Vimeo page, here.
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He set aside the ambitious play cycle he was working on in favor of plays that had been gestating in his mind for years.
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On TV, it plays out far less neatly: Following teases that began with last year's Elseworlds crossover, a long-gestating cataclysm is finally here.
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But today Supercell is announcing that Brawl Stars' long-gestating global launch is happening soon, on both iOS and Android, with pre-registration starting now.
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Divided into three months, with each section composed of 20 short essays, "Autumn" does offer paternal advice to the gestating infant—Mr Knausgaard's fourth child.
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So, in your dream you might be physically pregnant, but that could point to an idea or project that's been gestating in your mind IRL.
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It's a long-gestating passion project for Hugh Jackman, who spent almost a decade in between stints as Wolverine trying to get the film made.
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Mr. Krens, 70, and Mr. Gehry, 88, have collaborated many times before, including on the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and the long-gestating Guggenheim Abu Dhabi.
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Et voilà: "I Am the Night," a long-gestating project "inspired by the life of Fauna Hodel" with Jenkins as a director and executive producer.
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Plus, women are more likely to have obstructive sleep apnea and restless-leg syndrome while gestating, thanks to hormonal changes and relatively low iron counts, respectively.
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Although anthropomorphic creatures have appeared in literature since at least the time of Hesiod, several centuries before Aesop's fables, furry culture started gestating during the 70s.
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After learning of the still-gestating Apes relaunch from his agent, Jackson and his wife and writing partner Fran Walsh began putting together a script treatment.
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A long-gestating mystery to the American public has finally come to its dramatic conclusion: We now know what the voice of Jared Kushner sounds like.
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Mr. Bloys also talked briefly about the network's long-gestating animation project with Jon Stewart, saying it would be a parody of a cable news channel.
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" The occasion for that interview was that Mr. Kinder had finally wrestled his long-gestating manuscript into a book of reasonable length: "Honeymooners: A Cautionary Tale.
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A second rule is still gestating, existing right now more or less only as a threat from the FCC should carriers fail to step up their game.
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A half-dozen giant jars filled with murkily gestating kimchi sit on a low shelf, with blue duct-tape labels slightly askew, marking their dates of inception.
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Clinton's long-gestating plans to pursue the presidency collided with a newly populist mood in the Democratic electorate (which one of her advisers called the "Red Army").
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Martin Scorsese's long-gestating passion project (it was in development for over 25 years) was virtually snubbed at the Oscars, with just one nomination for its cinematography.
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Much like Terry Gilliam's long-gestating "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote," Lars Von Trier's latest feature was nearly going to be famous for not showing at Cannes.
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RiRi may not be promoting an album in 2018 — her long-gestating eighth LP, ANTI, dropped back in 2016 — but that hasn't stopped her from setting new musical records.
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It was a bad fight and it doesn't necessarily mean it's forever, but a fight that's been gestating for quite awhile doesn't just get repaired necessarily in one speech.
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The Undefeated, ESPN's long-gestating website on race and sports, is expected to finally come to life on Tuesday morning, nearly three years after the media giant conceived it.
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"Lovers Walk" (season 3, episode 8) Some long-gestating romantic complications come to a head in devastating fashion here, courtesy of Spike, who's back in town moping over Drusilla.
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The administration's long-gestating peace plan for Israel and the Palestinians faces severe hurdles, and President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has solidified his hold over his shattered country.
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As the third season began, the audience was also stuck back in 19903, waiting to see whether we were going to move on from the show's many long-gestating cliffhangers.
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Jon Favreau announced this week that his long-gestating television series set in the Star Wars universe will be titled The Mandalorian and center on a Boba Fett–like gunfighter.
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But if the surge of legislation alerted many to these activists' long-gestating crusade, it also fueled anti-abortion young adults' faith that Roe could be overturned within their lifetimes.
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After weeks gestating in locked rooms, the Senate's health care bill was finally made public on Thursday—and it's just as reprehensible as it has long been expected to be.
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Meanwhile, the long-gestating Broadway production of "Houdini," which Mr. Sanders is producing, remains in flux: "I'm brewing on a new idea for 'Houdini' that hasn't yet been fully realized."
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This would mean that information and communications technology advances have been gestating in recent decades, setting up a forthcoming transformational phase of rapid productivity growth after an undefined waiting period.
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We have been treated to the disingenuous tirade of Republicans railing against activist judges while all the time they were gestating an entire generation of business-oriented lawyers and judges.
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RADIOHEAD "A Moon Shaped Pool" (XL) The sounds are often gauzy and pretty on Radiohead's long-gestating "A Moon Shaped Pool": bell tones, hovering vocals, shimmery reverberating keyboards, string arrangements.
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The fight over the classification of ride-sharing drivers as independent contractors appears to be over after Uber announced that it settled a pair of long-gestating lawsuits for $20 million.
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The release of Azalea's latest album In My Defense is a long time coming for the Australian star, whose long-gestating sophomore effort Digital Distortion never saw the light of day.
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Tarantino recently spoke to CinemaBlend about his long-gestating plan for the Star Trek franchise and confirmed that, if he winds up actually directing this movie, it will be his last.
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While pretty much everyone's on board with the idea that getting wasted when your baby is gestating inside you is like, not cool, alcohol's effect on fertility is less talked about.
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In the acknowledgements you mention that this book has been gestating for over a decade and a half or so—before the dystopian fiction boom took off in full force, even.
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So they stuck the long-gestating project away and kept picking at it, year after year, until, thanks to the success of Good Time, they had the means get it made.
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Late last month, Rihanna's long-gestating Anti album was finally semi-surprise released, after being leaked by the streaming service Tidal, resulting in a thinkwave of essays, Facebook chatter, and podcast discussions.
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It could be that there are biological effects from direct exposure to male hormones during development, and that female twins gestating with a male co-twin have altered physiological and physical characteristics.
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"I would rather the building spend money on a long gestating renovation project than this litigation," said the longtime resident who asked for anonymity because feelings are running hot in the building.
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LOS ANGELES — In Hollywood a long-gestating, oft-delayed, over-budget boondoggle of a project is finally ready to make its debut — and no, it's not about to hit the theaters this summer.
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This would effectively preserve her right not to be a gestational parent — as she can stop gestating by transfer to the artificial womb — but not her right not to be a genetic parent.
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Because if Mario sprung from Nintendo fully formed rather than gestating in a womb like the rest of us (as his lack of belly button would imply), then why would he need nipples?
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Yet Poitras' long-gestating and evolving "Risk" invites almost as many questions as it answers, providing insight into Assange's eccentricities but shedding little light on the most pressing issues that currently surround him.
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Grand Theft Auto III had changed that slightly—it was the first time, for me, that a video game felt like a truly significant cultural event—but my personal taste was still gestating.
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He has also pushed ahead long-gestating movies like "Top Gun: Maverick," which stars Mr. Cruise in a return to his role from the 1986 original and is scheduled for release next July.
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A long-gestating passion project anchored by an unhinged performance by Daniel Day-Lewis, the film gave Mr. Scorsese the opportunity to reconstruct 19th-century Manhattan at the Cinecittà film studio in Rome.
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But — crucially — before it was Trump's message, it was the Fox News message, gestating and growing over the last seven years until it became a candidacy so extreme it may tear apart the party.
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LOS ANGELES — Lionsgate's long-gestating adaptation of Patrick Ness' popular YA book Chaos Walking just got a major shot in the arm with the addition of Star Wars: The Force Awakens heroine Daisy Ridley.
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Although it's not guaranteed that female fossils will have medullary bone, since it's only present while the female is gestating eggs, we might get a lot of gender surprises in the next few years.
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She continues to compose ambitious, large-form pieces — a long-gestating opera based on the life of Harriet Tubman remains in the works — but of late Ms. Myers has been performing solo almost exclusively.
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It's officially the second full week of the Senate impeachment trial, and that could mean long-gestating questions about calling additional witnesses and the admission of new documents will finally be put to rest.
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We get to see everything from a gestating alien (inside Ellen Ripley!) via an ultrasound machine, to a space trucker being snatched into the shadows and even the moment of an alien's stomach-bursting birth.
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Jay Electronica's highly anticipated, long-gestating trilogy (which may never see the light of day) is supposed to be based on The Prestige, Christopher Nolan's film about warring magicians, one of whom fakes his death.
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The city's Public Design Commission approved a long-gestating statue of Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Sojourner Truth on Monday, adding them to a lineup that already includes 23 different statues of men.
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It&aposs been 17 years since 2003&aposs "Bad Boys II" and other long-gestating sequels, like last year&aposs "Terminator: Dark Fate" and the "Shining" sequel, "Doctor Sleep," didn&apost fare well with audiences.
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Wade itself, the Supreme Court speaks about the burden of motherhood — not merely the burdens of gestating — as underlying the abortion right: Maternity, or additional offspring, may force upon the woman a distressful life and future.
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California's new 220-mph bullet train won't begin accepting passengers until at least 2025, three years later than the initial schedule, according to a new business plan released by the agency overseeing the long-gestating project.
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Still Processing The Smithsonian's brand-new, long-gestating National Museum of African American History and Culture opened two weekends ago to enormous lines, a swell of starry, prominent Americans and a poignant speech by the president.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Legislators in Virginia on Wednesday backed a long-gestating amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would guarantee equal rights for women, setting up a fight over whether the deadline to finalize it has passed.
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In the nineteen-twenties, the poet Antoni Slonimski wrote, in Polish, a poem in which he asserted his dual love of a still gestating Israel and of Poland, merged into the image of a single idealized woman.
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"There is a simple but infrequently noted kind of beauty to the fact that the gestating body does not necessarily distinguish between an embryo containing some of its own DNA and an embryo containing none," Lewis writes.
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Other streaming services, like the Disney-owned company Hulu, offer discount plans that come with ads, and the still-gestating short-form video app Quibi, set to start streaming April 6, will also go the ad route.
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But he can be impulsive, too, seizing his pens or paints to immediately capture something he has observed or an image gestating in his imagination, from lounging cats to mushrooms, lyrically abstracted females forms, and enigmatic, fractured faces.
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If you're a fan of that gestating joke, you're going to love "Don't Be Ridiculous," which builds on it in such an unexpected and grandiose way that you have to wonder if "random" was ever really its intent.
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Martin Scorsese's long-gestating film Silence is based on Endō's novel, which he read shortly after his 1988 film Last Temptation of Christ was protested and condemned by the Catholic Church and other conservative Christians 28 years ago.
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Now imagine a US state were to pass a law decreeing that although abortion is available up to that 18-week threshold, once transfer to an artificial womb is possible, a woman who wants to stop gestating cannot abort.
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In a mediated environment often driven by what sells advertising and what attracts eyeballs, the more modest and often long-gestating world of nonfiction film may prove to be a vital part of keeping our faith in reality alive.
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Marwyn revealed to Sam that he's currently writing a book about the recent history of Westeros — and coincidentally, it sounds like it'll cover all the plot twists we've seen in a certain TV show (and long-gestating book series).
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At a government ceremony in Basilan where houses were awarded to former Abu Sayyaf rebels under a long-gestating peace deal to bring autonomy to the Muslim south, security was so heavy that they were outnumbered by Philippine soldiers.
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LOS ANGELES — Hot off his Emmy win for Mr. Robot, Rami Malek has signed on to play Freddie Mercury in the long-gestating Queen movie Bohemian Rhapsody, which will now be directed by X-Men maestro Bryan Singer, Mashable has confirmed.
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So much of this season, and this episode in particular, was about rah-rah payoff, action and sex, and long-gestating protagonist-banter — about giving the fans the things they most want, especially if they don't think about them too hard.
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The big reveal, however, was Project Catalyst, the new moniker for the long-gestating project (previously known as Marzipan) that makes it easier for developers to get their apps working across Apple platforms—specifically between the iPad and the desktop.
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Netflix seems like the perfect place for the long-gestating film to finally find a home, since Fincher and Netflix have already had huge successes with Mindhunter and House of Cards, both of which Fincher executive produced and helped direct.
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The Senate failed Tuesday night to advance Republicans' long-gestating plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, an important step in the chamber's ongoing health care floor debate that looks increasingly likely to result in a much more modest health care plan.
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And I think in this particular case, you know, the first season of True Detective was something that Nic Pizzolatto had been thinking about, gestating, for a long period of time ... he's a soulful writer ... I think what we did was go, 'Great.
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For the next couple of weeks, Taylor Mac performs his long-gestating magnum opus (or let's be optimistic and call it his first magnum opus), "A 22018-Decade History of Popular Music," in three-hour installments at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn.
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It begs the question, is there something going on for women perhaps given our very long evolutionary history as mammals who spent a long time gestating and then giving birth, that gives us a psychological edge in extremely long-term endurance events?
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Molly and Issa have the long-gestating fight about each other's refusals to accept their failures as their own while standing off to the side in the event's staging area, cradling drinks and avoiding eye contact with people passing by in formalwear.
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By associating his name and reputation with such a strong defense of Hume's moral character, Smith risked not only his social and professional standing, but the fortunes of his long-gestating masterpiece, "The Wealth of Nations," which had just finally been published.
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The walls of a room on Governors Island are covered with information about this long-gestating project, for which Mr. Cardona and Ms. Lacey have roamed the world, seeking instruction from seven masters of traditional forms (classical Burmese, Balinese Topeng and so on).
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The only other major sci-fi franchise that seemed to be gunning for the December release — James Cameron's long-gestating Avatar sequels — was delayed again until 2020 days before Disney's announcement, leaving December 2019 seemingly wide open for another Star Wars box office sweep.
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One cannot excel at gestating any more than one can excel at grieving: In both, the best we can hope for is to be a little more patient with ourselves, a little more forgiving, a little gentler and kinder to our own compromised state.
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Simultaneously, the state and its partners will solicit a developer for the long-gestating plan to turn the nearly vacant James A. Farley Post Office into a train station and a giant waiting room for Amtrak passengers, as well as shops and office space.
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The decision by the "Arsenio Hall Show" to scrap regular programming to focus on the meaning and historical context of the riots made events in Los Angeles a national touchstone for long gestating debates about race, civil rights, and justice that now transcended conventional politics.
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Gloria Swanson, Jane Russell, Joan Crawford and many others had back-alley abortions because everyone knew a career with a child was no career at all: Stars were expected to film six to ten movies a year, and that left no time for gestating.
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Typically, when a woman has an abortion, she is able to prevent all three kinds of parentage: She stops gestating the child, there is no child that bears her genetic code that comes into existence, and (therefore) there is no child the law recognizes as her child.
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As if gestating a human life, birthing it, mothering it alone—being alone, really—were not enough, there was also the task of acquiring, organizing, and maintaining every material item of consequence for yourself, your partner, and caring diligently for the tiny mammal your body just created.
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Spearheaded by Nicholas Palmiretto (ex-HULL) and drummer Lev Weinstein (Krallice, Geryon, a billion others) and rounded out by Anicon's Nolan Voss on guitar and Death First bassist Joe Merolla, the project has been quietly gestating for months, and is finally making its public debut today.
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In the few short years that the modern electric air taxi movement has been gestating—launching in earnest with Uber's October 2016 proposal for such a service—attention has swirled around the key technological and policy hurdles, from battery propulsion to new aircraft designs to regulation.
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But today it's her forthcoming book that we discuss the most thoroughly, a project that started gestating back in 343 during a fruitful eight-month stint in Puerto Rico, the same year she began to devise the Biophilia app—released with the 2011 album of the same name.
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Just like that scene, jovial proceedings on board the ship give way to panic when one guest has some digestive distress, but Alien: Covenant doesn't give the game away that fast: spoilers, but it's a bit of food, rather than a gestating chestburster, that's causing her hacking coughs.
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The Netflix/Cannes feud was just the latest proxy war, with shots fired from either side: Steven Spielberg dismissing Netflix films as "TV movies" was the first rasper, with the announcement that Martin Scorsese's long-gestating The Irishman would arrive under the streaming kingpin's big red banner the retort.
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Donoso's own latest solo project, Nona (2019), a long-gestating project shot on both film and digital over many years, focuses on her grandmother, mixing her personal life story with fictionalized elements, as well as documentary footage of wildfires that ravaged the Valparaíso region a few summers ago.
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But it wasn't until that film's long-gestating sequel Aliens arrived in 1986, written and directed by future action auteur James Cameron, that Ripley truly emerged as an ass-kicking action heroine for the ages as she took on an entire hoard of the seemingly unstoppable invaders and their gargantuan queen.
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READ MORE: With a New First Nations Treaty, Buffalo Find a Whole New Home on the Range From there, the plan is to introduce the animals—and their currently gestating calves—to a larger 1,200-square-kilometre range around June 2018, so that they can further integrate into the local ecosystem.
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As the coronavirus spreads in the United States and tech companies ask their workforces to do their jobs from home, some in the industry are looking at the outbreak as a test case for the long-gestating but never-arriving moment when working remotely will broadly replace working in person.
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A feeling of entitlement and neglect ran through the program as Ashanti was expected to not only display his long-gestating and now "legitimized" work, but to explain it within both colloquial and academic terms to an amused audience with little framing from the introducing curator, aside from the pamphlet.
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What our government did to this pregnant, scared teenager lays bare the ugly truth at the heart of anti-abortion arguments, one that anti-choicers try so fervently to obscure: The opposite of reproductive choice is forced motherhood, which bestows full humanity on gestating fetuses at the expense of the women carrying them.
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In a world of artificial wombs — the world that may be opening up as a result of the recent research on premature lambs — a woman might have a right to stop gestating (to transfer the fetus out of the body to an artificial womb) but not a right to terminate the fetus as well.
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Directed by George Nolfi from a long-gestating script by a team of screenwriters, "The Banker" is a handsome-looking if occasionally dull affair: As gratifying as it is to see Mackie given the kind of showcase he's long deserved, even he can't make windy explanations of cap rates, multiplicative inverses and markups exciting.
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After years of teasing the ultimate battle for the fate of Westeros and the existence of humanity — and even after being told over and over again that the Iron Throne just wasn't important compared to the battle against the coming dark — Game of Thrones blitzed through the long-gestating war against the undead in a single night.
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Google is reportedly working on a new Pixel laptop that will run on the long-gestating new operating system that merges Android and Chrome OS. According to Android Police and 22017to5Google, the device is known internally by the codename "Bison" or Pixel 3, and will run on what's currently being called "Andromeda" when it sees release in Q3 2017.
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Indeed, just when you thought you had this year's Oscar race all figured out after the fall festivals, November delivered some surprises of its own, with Warren Beatty's long-gestating Howard Hughes movie Rules Don't Apply written off as a surprising bust, and Peter Berg's Boston Marathon bombing thriller Patriots Day anointed as a surprise contender.
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The only copy of the album's audio files was stored on an old-gen laptop on the brink of collapse, meaning that the same technology that allows the sample-happy electronic collective to work their magic was the same technology that threatened to swallow one of the longest-gestating follow-ups in recent memory totally whole.
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They are used to it all because it is a long road to travel from being a little girl to being a woman, and when you throw in gestating and/or raising other humans, often in multiples, there is just a lot to manage, and you figure out how to do it pretty quickly because if you don't you'll sink slowly into the bathtub and possibly just stay there.
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Even Esposito's launch plans are a nod to the way doughnuts have become something of a personal symbol of community: When I ask if he has any plans to celebrate, he tells me that he's collaborated with his favorite LA doughnut shop, Donut Friend, to make a custom doughnut for his launch party, folding Esposito, and his long-gestating creation, into the very doughnut culture he loves so much.
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Just as that law's privacy regulations carried a global punch after years of gestating, so too could the standards that ultimately emerge from Wednesday's principles, said Lisa Dyer, policy director for the Partnership on AI. "It may not be something that we see immediately, but I think there was a lot to learn from GDPR that the EU is in a good position to move forward," said Dyer, whose group's members include Amazon, Google, Apple and Facebook.
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Director: Nate Parker Cast: Nate Parker (The Great Debaters, Beyond the Lights), Penelope Ann Miller (The Freshman, TNT's Men of a Certain Age), Armie Hammer (The Social Network, The Lone Ranger) Distributor: Fox Searchlight It didn't take long for some skeptics in Park City to start suggesting that writer-director-producer-star Parker's long-gestating passion project — a biopic of violently rebellious slave Nat Turner — only became such a favorite at this year's Sundance because white audiences were overreacting for the Oscars' diversity controversy.
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These days, sour is ascendant: in the boom in sales of candy with nearly homicidal levels of acid and apocalyptic names like Toxic Waste, which children and adults alike post videos of themselves twitching and suffering through on YouTube; in the resurgent pastime of home fermentation, as do-it-yourselfers inspired by the self-sufficiency of early settlers tend monthslong-gestating pickles, brew kombucha and coax and coddle sourdough starters into yielding loaves; at cocktail bars, which are increasingly stocking switchel and shrubs — rustic concoctions of lightly sweetened vinegar — alongside sour beer that's been exposed to wild yeasts and bacteria that devour sugars and generate acids; and, perhaps most significantly, in the proliferation of seasonings and dishes from parts of the world that have always treasured tartness and the deep funk of foods pushed to the verge of rot.
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