She may not have been able to get with Burruss' gossiping, but Williams didn't hold back from gossiping herself.
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Gossiping about who is dancing at stale rec center dances.
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By the time we're done gossiping, I've had another cocktail.
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One of the most common words following "gossiping" is "old".
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Those signs include gossiping, throwing tantrums, and ignoring your viewpoint.
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It's Gemini season, and we're all gossiping up a storm!
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Gossiping is a silly but easy way to get fired.
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There was a great deal of smoking, coffee drinking, gossiping.
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Perhaps Jim is always gossiping, or Lisa doesn't do her job.
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She's gossiping, which is the best thing a celebrity can do!
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If you're concerned about gossiping, you know you have a problem.
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People in Stevenson were gossiping about the rape and the shooting.
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Much of what she learned about her situation came from gossiping adults.
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We've been gossiping backstage but we're not going to talk about that.
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"People were gossiping about this girl who was doing videos," Carvaly says.
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She was gossiping with another theater girl via text on her Sidekick.
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"Tea" is gossip, and "spilling the tea" is the act of gossiping.
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People make themselves look terrible when they get carried away with gossiping.
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Same goes for gossiping — about your coworkers, your relatives, even the Kardashians.
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Which of them will start gossiping, and who's gonna get blind drunk?
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Theatre geeks sprawled together on low pillows singing and laughing and gossiping.
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It had the quippy, sometimes savage humor of gays gossiping during intermissions.
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People just kept coming up to the bar, ordering drinks and gossiping.
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The Veranda Women led by Jackie O'Neill can't stop gossiping about Adora's girls.
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So, let's get to recapping (and gossiping) about the biggest night in Hollywood.
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They're gossiping about Escobar when he appears in a nautical sailor's knot sweater.
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People guessing and gossiping publicly and without any knowledge about what had happened.
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If so, stick to talking about yourself, rather than gossiping about other people.
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Jane Fonda seriously bonded with Cate Blanchett on main floor, hugging and gossiping.
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Research suggests that gossiping to help someone else can make you feel better.
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" The 29-year-old specifically accused the woman of "gossiping behind my back.
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Instead of gossiping about people, which gets you nowhere, successful people discuss ideas.
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Group dialogue reads like a serious play rather than friends gossiping over tea.
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The stupidest thing I did was actually gossiping about it with foreign diplomats.
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Tea: "Tea" is gossip, and "spilling the tea" is the act of gossiping.
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Is it gossiping about an ex or getting me to shake my booty?
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Gossiping parents can be toxic, and an administrator may help to curb that.
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West Indians gossiping on their cellphones walked past white women in athleisure tights.
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Similarly, refrain from gossiping about your boss or coworkers during your final days.
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I'm not going to fire him over him getting indulged in bulls— and gossiping.
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A lot of chatting, gossiping, and cheering around a two-course soul food dinner.
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After a few hours of eating, watching reality TV, and gossiping, I head home.
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While Sofia has gossiping friends, her maid must rely on her employers for help.
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Gossiping about them behind their back, in a good way, may help, Kerr explains.
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Family members spend less time gossiping, watching television, and having dinner and holidays together.
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There's four or five women cooking, gossiping, and chatting amongst the aromas and steam.
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Coronavirus fears were in the air, but dealers were animatedly gossiping about Mr. Philbrick.
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A young girl was gossiping with her best friend on a neighborhood park bench.
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Others don't want to risk the receptionist at their doctor's office gossiping about their diagnosis.
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Big Little Lies is a dense show full of as many storylines as gossiping mothers.
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While it can be tempting, do you feel good about yourself after gossiping about someone?
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He's exceptionally charming; all day, he fielded questions graciously, smiling and laughing, joking and gossiping.
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One minute, we were gossiping about work; the next, they all announced they were pregnant.
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And, honestly, it was way more difficult than just not eating or gossiping all day.
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Are you interested in gossiping about your sister to your mom under this company's watch?
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Russell, who lives in Driver's neighborhood, was gossiping on the sofa about snotty Brooklyn preschools.
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It all feels more like gossiping with a funny friend than witnessing a seasoned professional.
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People make themselves look terrible when they get carried away with gossiping about other people.
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But they didn't do it reluctantly, or while checking their smartphones, or gossiping, or anything.
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Inside, ninth-grader Hajara Abubakar was lying on a friend's bed, gossiping, when the shooting started.
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Critiquing her outfit is like gossiping that you don't like the cut of someone's diamond ring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I was just gossiping about the family..." — Kim "I cussed her out like you've never seen.
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He's not interested in gossiping about the White House, and he doesn't return her subtle advances.
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"Bad" habits like showing up late and gossiping may actually be more beneficial than people assume.
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As a result, some are even gossiping about whether Yahoo is taking the sale process seriously.
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Her hobbies included mall walking and going to Taco Bell with her best friend and gossiping.
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The scene was simple enough: Sort toys into bags while gossiping about Midge and Joel's separation.
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And gossiping in front of customers can put you on the chopping block even more quickly.
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But it does indicate that at least some employees are gossiping about Meyhofer's future at Uber.
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How about "spraying" — a climber's term for gossiping about private accomplishments — or climbing in vulnerable ecosystems?
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Many residents of Wind Gap clearly believe that women are only good for one thing: gossiping.
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When I was in Raqqa last January, people were gossiping about a possible offensive involving the Kurds.
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Whatever you were doing before—hailing a cab, gossiping with a friend, buying toothpaste—now happens faster.
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Aisha's teammates were scattered through the place, shooting hoops, running on treadmills, and lounging on benches, gossiping.
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Everyone was hugging everyone else, gossiping and catching up, palming fresh almonds off the counter as snacks.
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By Leslie Jamison Gossiping about the overhyped debut novelist has become its own kind of contact sport.
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There was nothing funnier than prank-calling people or gossiping about who had a crush on who.
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Funny animations show gorillas munching on leaves while gossiping about their encounter with the pith-helmeted explorer.
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Wentworth, meanwhile, is engrossed by his writing, and a whole flock of other characters sit around gossiping.
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After gossiping for hours, I drop them back off at home and crawl into bed with the boyfriend.
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And people can't stop gossiping about how they think Camille is sleeping with Willis to get more information.
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Erika is rightfully upset and puts Dorit on notice that gossiping about a situation never makes it better.
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Misogyny does not exist because women are staring at themselves in mirrors or gossiping about one another's bodies.
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Among the clutter of toys, several women huddle around sewing machines and pasta makers, gossiping while they work.
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Maybe they're just gossiping about you to other coworkers over after-work drinks that you weren't invited to.
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Not to mention gossiping about a friend can also have repercussions on your relationship with your partner, too.
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Families are taken away by the country's secret police for arbitrary crimes such as "gossiping" about the state.
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Soon enough, Goon 1 starts gossiping about Zakia by using an awful analogy to hint she's a lesbian.
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The doctors and nurses came in one by one, all of them gossiping around me as they worked.
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An opening sketch featured celebrities playing the world leaders who were caught on tape gossiping about President Trump.
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Several NATO leaders seem to have been caught gossiping about President Trump on a hot mic, AP reports.
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Tuesday evening, several NATO leaders were caught in an unguarded exchange on camera apparently gossiping about Trump's behavior.
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We have fun gossiping about our love lives, venting about work issues, and complaining about how hungry we are.
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In the workplace, studies have shown that harmless gossiping with one's colleagues can build group cohesiveness and boost morale.
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The atmosphere was more like a sleepover; the girls played Nepali pop on their mobiles, singing, gossiping, and bitching.
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And the most common words to follow "gossiping old" are, in this order: "women", "woman", "men", "lady" and "ladies".
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In the workplace, studies have shown that harmless gossiping with one's colleagues can build group cohesiveness and boost morale.
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They watch the newcomers helplessly, gossiping that perhaps these are "illegal Mexicans" or Army deserters or terrorists from Gitmo.
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Madeleine Westerhout was reportedly fired Thursday after gossiping about Trump's family with journalists during an off-the-record dinner.
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Many comic elements — gossiping pandas, a rap by the princes — are played so broadly that little seems at stake.
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Plus, gossiping about and armchair-critiquing others while lounging in comfort in someone else's vacation home is bad form.
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"He could say he was gossiping with his kid and he told him to keep it confidential," Coffee said.
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For meal-sharing, family-gossiping, and cuffing season, you'll need a red lipstick that can endure the holiday hustle.
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The teahouses tend to cater to older people who like to spend long hours in them, playing mahjong and gossiping.
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These include sending hundreds of thousands of people to labor camps for offenses as arbitrary as "gossiping" about the government.
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Many people now feel quite happy swiping left or right on public transport, gossiping to their friends about potential matches.
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It's no secret that gossiping is fun — especially if you're bonding with someone over something (or someone) you both hate.
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Though gossiping about celebrity pregnancy is a popular pastime, the topic of miscarriage is all too often treated as taboo.
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Gossiping is a kind of philosophizing, a way to think about the challenges people face, how they confront those challenges.
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While gossiping about jobs is a Washington parlor game, some veterans caution that the early handicapping is nearly always wrong.
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Just after Gracie's testimony, someone leaked a recording of John Humphrys, the venerable "Today" co-host, gossiping with Jon Sopel.
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Their gossiping prompts her to shame them for not doing anything to help the city's poor, and she storms off.
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"Hey!" he hollers toward the gaggle of stylists gossiping in the back of the salon on this dreary, soggy day.
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Apparently, Savannah heard Victoria gossiping about Alayah in a closet before acting like they were cool at a rose ceremony.
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Rachel resolves to quit gossiping, Monica takes up photography as a hobby, and Ross wants to undertake new daily experiences.
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And be prepared for him to tell you that gossiping about other people's medical problems can raise ethical issues, too.
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In the narrow road, motorbikes swerve round groups of gossiping schoolchildren and women carrying bowls of bananas on their heads.
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And, crucially, they are also important to industry insiders, who use the books to do some score-settling and gossiping.
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Instead, it's an alternative for bar talk and gossiping for friends, which is why sensational articles are so commonly shared there.
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Oh, there was tons of gossip, and then when they got through gossiping about other people they'd gossip about each other.
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K: is it kind to share this information with people who may or may not know the person you're gossiping about?
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That includes refraining from eating, drinking, gossiping, sex, cigarettes, chewing gum, and a whole lot more, depending on an individual's beliefs.
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Upstairs, the wives are gossiping; downstairs, the husbands are praying; and in the courtyard, the children are playing Magic: The Gathering.
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Matthew is Welsh and as soon as the camera stops, we're gossiping away in stupid, slang British accents all day long.
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The pace will pick up, and you'll make plenty of phone calls, meeting people in your neighborhood, gossiping, and gathering information.
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Unlike others who spent breaks scheming and gossiping, she would reportedly pull up a chair, put up her feet and read.
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Every time they see each other they glare violently, and all the other characters keep gossiping about whether they've fought yet.
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Keep in mind that the ears of others are always listening — and when someone hears you gossiping, you will lose their trust.
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"It was really fun but I have more memories of tiredness, being burned out, people gossiping, and all that stuff," she says.
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That I heard it secondhand worried me; it meant people had such little faith in us that they were gossiping about it.
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She and her two best friends, Polly Fritchey and Polly Kraft, known as the Pollies, would spend hours gossiping on the phone.
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Just try to dodge the major Mercurian red flags (signing contracts, visiting sketchy websites, gossiping) and you should be in the clear.
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I get a glass (or two) of prosecco, and we spend the next hour gossiping and laughing hysterically ($14 plus $2 tip).
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Somehow, he has a prime suspect after doing literally zero police work, except for gossiping with Adora and Jackie O'Neill (Elizabeth Perkins).
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While some lighthearted gossiping can be positive, there are certain phrases or conversations that can make you sound unprofessional (and even harassing).
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Wearing oversized T-shirts, Gault painted Madonna's face for most nights of the tour, gossiping with Madonna as she did her makeup.
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Trump's personal assistant, Madeleine Westerhout, was reportedly fired on Thursday after gossiping about Tiffany with reporters during an off-the-record dinner.
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Sometimes he or she can't stop talking, breathlessly describing what happened as if we're gossiping at brunch after an hour of SoulCycle.
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Censorious matrons are heard gossiping and lamenting about women who do not marry or produce progeny, or think too much of themselves.
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As for this other mother who is still gossiping about your very bad day, I would skip speaking to her about it.
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Solar scientists have been gossiping about these results for a while, and several experts told Gizmodo the observation was a really big deal.
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Would we see Bobby Axelrod (Damien Lewis) gossiping about the one time he met Donald Trump in the bathroom of an expensive restaurant?
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But Marple plays this underestimation to her advantage—presenting herself as a "gossiping old lady" while secretly collecting valuable clues from unassuming suspects.
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Successful gossiping entails being a good team player and sharing key information with others in ways that won't be perceived as self-serving.
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It's the shadow-fixation embedded in the fixation itself: Gossiping about the overhyped debut novelist has become its own kind of contact sport.
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The alternative, if you don't do that, is that you have people behind closed doors chatting about the company, gossiping, saying negative things.
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No one wants to hear you gossiping with your friend about your last Tinder date or arguing with your husband about your nanny.
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This leaves the Kardashian-Jenners' reality empire to run on mundane original footage, like Kylie gossiping with her makeup artist and hair stylist.
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I wear super-strong deodorant because my greatest fear is finding out that people think I smell, and have been gossiping about it.
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But, generally, the program still performs the task of instantly transferring messages, and soon we were making plans and sharing links and gossiping.
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Black-clad women are gossiping in the shade and donkeys clop and stop over ill-paved stones in the siesta-silent, sunlit afternoon.
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While it can be tempting to bond over the latest scuttlebutt, gossiping about family members can be damaging to a healthy sibling relationship.
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"I heard Ariana has a new perfume," she says, kicking off more students gossiping about Grande like that legendary scene in Mean Girls.
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After confirming to Camerota that colleagues were openly gossiping about Lauer, Setoodeh was asked if the women felt "betrayed" by their co-workers.
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That November, a Canadian hockey team faced backlash after their Uber driver posted a video online of team members gossiping about their coach.
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Over the years, Rita Ora has been linked to some of entertainment's biggest names, but she never really minds people gossiping about her romances.
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After gossiping about our times in high school, we began telling stories of our final summers spent in rural France, where we grew up.
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The L.A. Law and Mad Men star thought the toy might be seen as a peace offering after Rinna was caught gossiping about Richards.
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If there's one thing the controversy surrounding the Missing Richard Simmons podcast reminded us, it's that there are real consequences to gossiping about celebrities.
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Celebrity gossiping is a remnant of a behavior that helped us stay alive, and it continues conversations around topics like marriage and gender norms.
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Really, though, JoJo loves Ben (ugh, this is so last season) and they have a ball gossiping about her misgivings re: all the fellas.
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Four burly police officers stand outside the club's doors with their arms crossed, gossiping about which A-lister is going to show up next.
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Ali is instantly uncomfortable and shakes Chase off, but later, he catches Tyler's ear and starts gossiping about how good Ali was in bed.
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In the center of the city, girls sat outside a cluster of huts, plucking chickens by moonlight and gossiping about friends who had divorced.
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There are delighted pigs and gossiping geese and dogs that sprawl with their mouths open so that they can cool off after running around.
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You can also cultivate gravitas, Welch says, through the behaviors you avoid, like gossiping, being unprepared for meetings, interrupting others or improvising important presentations.
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When they were younger, she and her sisters used to lock themselves in their room and spend hours gossiping, sometimes even eating dinner there.
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He spent his workdays in the cab and his evenings online on train message boards and forums, gossiping with other professionals and analyzing recent accidents.
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It is mostly frequented by New Delhi's politicians, lawyers, top civil servants and journalists – all the ingredients for a gossiping, plotting, whispering and tweeting elite.
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Almost everyone pulls their chair a little closer when there's juicy tea to spill, even though gossiping as a personality trait is universally frowned upon.
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While Maya and Anna camp out in the bathroom, the popular girls crowd into the neighboring stall, gossiping and dropping a cigarette on the floor.
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Hirsch also has seen cases where there can be a lot of gossiping among members of the executive team about why the CEO is divorcing.
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It's about spending time together, coming up with inside jokes, making memories, gossiping about acquaintances in the group chat… The list goes on and on.
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It wasn't the same as gossiping on the patio at the height of the season, surrounded by aunties and uncles, but we had some cans.
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"So as to avoid the spread of misinformation, HR should endeavor to ensure that employees aren't sharing false information or gossiping about others," she said.
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This is when you'll accidentally text the person you're gossiping about, have an ex slide into your DMs, miss your flight, or break your phone.
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They sound like the same people Nevils would likely be trying to work for or with, and the last people she'd want gossiping about her.
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Instead, the profile reads more or less like three friends sitting around a table gossiping and grousing about someone they've collectively deemed a terrible villain.
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At 4:37 PM, the moon clashes with Venus, so try not to over-indulge with spending, gossiping, or whatever guilty pleasures you may have!
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She snags a slice and we meet our other friend at the 606 with our pups to get about three miles of walking and gossiping in.
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Don't nobody want to be around somebody that's negative and gossiping every two seconds about somebody or can't wait to call somebody say what went wrong.
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Although he's in the first episode, drinking with his mother and gossiping, he isn't in the promo image for the season, which is fine with me.
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Expect to be busy running around the neighborhood, dealing with paperwork, making calls, and even doing a little bit of gossiping over the next few weeks!
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Katherine MacGregor, who played the petty, gossiping Harriet Oleson on the long-running television series "Little House on the Prairie," died on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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McConnell is also lengthening votes and encouraging members not to linger on the floor, which is usually a hub for lobbying and gossiping with fellow senators.
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We end up gossiping and talking about wedding planning, since she's MOH for her sister's wedding, and I'm currently doing other bridesmaids activities for my friend.
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Trudeau was caught on camera gossiping about Trump, commenting on his lengthy Q&As with reporters at the outset of his meetings with other world leaders.
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Their relationship didn't seem that great even before Trudeau was caught gossiping -- Trump had earlier skewered Canada as "slightly delinquent" in its fiscal duty to NATO.
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Comes with a giant pool, cabanas for gossiping, and plenty of lounge spaces to perch with a glass of wine and spill your feelings to fellow contestants.
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There must be more; some external information or influence that infiltrated the jury -- like a juror gossiping to other jurors about the defendant's rumored (and inadmissible) past.
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Susan Biali Haas, M.D. a doctor who focuses on mental health, says there's "a perverse deliciousness" akin to gossiping, that makes watching human drama compelling to us.
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He also urged them not to succumb to gossiping in their convents, comparing it to "terrorism" - something he regularly tells priests and nuns on his global travels.
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Do a little gossiping on Sunday, as the sun will gently harmonize with power planet Pluto, cluing you into secrets that you can use to your advantage.
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Whether it's bad attitudes, gossiping, poor work habits, or other toxic behavior, you may have to step in and have a conversation with a difficult co-worker.
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Her establishment pedigree aside, Ms. Hicks does not fit the part of the typical campaign press secretary, spinning reporters and gossiping over expensed drinks on the trail.
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Pretty much everything is delicious and the loud, cramped room means our gesticulating — the inevitable result of gossiping about 9-year olds — never feels out of place.
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I could hear voices behind me, gossiping about family, gasping at rude things, bursting into what I recognized as a mix of both nervous and real laughter.
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I rarely went to any of my classes, and when I did I was more concerned with gossiping and texting than I was with the day's lesson.
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But the relationship has not been lost on Casper's competitors or competing review sites, who have been gossiping about it since it was announced earlier this summer.
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Muslims are also supposed to try to curb negative thoughts and emotions like jealousy and anger, and even lesser things like swearing, complaining, and gossiping, during the month.
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At Sweetgreen, the line snakes around the ordering space twice, and well-heeled millennials pass the time by catching up on their Instagram feeds or gossiping with colleagues.
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But he understands that customers don't want their interactions sold to a third party, which he likens to the grocer gossiping with the banker about what you bought.
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And then the characters on your favorite show start watching their favorite show, cracking up at that crazy scene or gossiping with their friend about a ridiculous storyline.
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Caroline Bedol once again catches her chief stew Kate Chastain and second stew Josiah Carter gossiping about her on Tuesday's Below Deck — so she stands up for herself.
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Celebrity magazines and reality TV shows have contributed to the idea that gossiping is somewhere on the spectrum between a frivolous waste of time and a moral failing.
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Many of the show's funniest moments are when Rob and Sharon discuss their children — especially their physical attributes — as if they're gossiping about strangers at a cocktail party.
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It seems as if they are doing some relatively benign gossiping, but Potratz turns around and snitches to everyone else that Hartley has been talking shit about Mary.
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It's an exciting and busy day for communication as the moon opposes your ruling planet Mercury—juicy info comes your way, but do your best to avoid gossiping!
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This White House is one of the leakiest administrations of all time, and for all the turnover, Trump hasn't been able to stop people from gossiping to reporters.
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Unlike a lot of weddings — and certainly unlike Kate and William's wedding, just seven years ago — the guests inside hung out in the aisles, air-kissing and gossiping.
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Spread the word Gossiping in the workplace is generally not a good idea, but you can do it in a way that can help your work get noticed.
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Damon Chua's adaptation, which Pan Asian Repertory Theater first presented last year, introduces gossiping panda bears and a tiger whose front and hind halves talk to each other.
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First, Netflix put all of our gossiping to rest and confirmed its Condor-starring breakout rom-com To All The Boys I've Loved Before will officially get a sequel.
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My friends did not watch it, and, at the time, I wasn't really using the internet for anything beyond the Kim Possible browser game and gossiping in Facebook Messenger.
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There's a great scene between Kris Jenner (Selma Blair) and Faye Resnick (Connie Britton), dressed in black and gossiping about O. J. like two crows on a telephone wire.
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An editor of a local online newspaper said on Twitter he thought the cases of sex abuse by Catholic priests had more to do with "terrorism" than gossiping nuns.
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" He said the ZANU-PF had been undermined by "gossiping, backbiting and public chastisement" since 2015, and added, "Indeed, the party is undoing its legacy built over the years.
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Controversy started brewing even before the Miss Universe pageant officially began ... when Sarah, Miss Colombia Valeria Morales and Francesca went on social media and started gossiping about other contestants.
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"I recognize that it's difficult for people who aren't in our culture to understand it, and I understand that distorted gossiping about it is going to occur," he added.
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The president's initial comments regarding Trudeau came after a video clip showing the Canadian prime minister gossiping about the president's conduct at bilateral NATO meetings on Tuesday went viral.
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Then "Susan" says she caught her fiancé on the phone gossiping with the ex-maid of honor about how stuck up she was and the rest is, well, internet history.
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Force of NatureBy Jane HarperOut February 6If you're the kind of person who relishes gossiping about coworkers, then Force of Nature will appeal to you in some deep, primal way.
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But after a few drinks, a self-described "MC Hammered" Dodd confronted two of Shannon's guests – named Jaci and Nina – who Tamra Judge said were gossiping about the new Housewife.
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"The woman for whom you exhaustively barnstormed the country will go straight from praising your career fighting injustice to full mean girl gossiping that no one likes you," she added.
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LONDON — The leaders of France, Canada and the U.K. appeared to be gossiping about President Donald Trump at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, according to video footage circulated of the event.
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Host Andy Cohen — who attended the annual Costume Institute benefit in New York City with BFF Sarah Jessica Parker — spilled insider secrets while gossiping with guests Winnie Harlow and Brad Goreski.
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It is a sure bet that world leaders will be gossiping about the U.S. campaign as they move from meeting to meeting and have private conversations -- including with the sitting president.
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The other five hours and seven minutes are wasted doing something else, like checking social media, ogling at non-work related websites, gossiping with colleagues, taking smoking breaks, and so on.
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And maybe you can suggest that an overly chatty worker should beware of that "secret shopper" reporting to higher-ups that he or she was too busy gossiping to say hello.
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When Real Housewives of New York City cast member Bethenny Frankel made a guest appearance on Beverly Hills, she took the gossiping to another level by comparing Girardi to a hooker.
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But for an Everyman, he's also slyly savvy, gossiping like the consummate insider, but giving only enough to prove he's plugged-in without betraying anyone's confidence (or violating any nondisclosure agreements).
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I am the kind of person who is known among my friends for taking long daily naps, and my chief hobbies include drinking cocktails at sunset, reading somewhere comfortable and gossiping.
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KIRKUK, Iraq (Reuters) - Turkmen and Arab shoppers stroll through an open-air food market in an ethnically mixed area of Kirkuk, haggling over the price of tomatoes and gossiping about their neighbors.
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I mean, I don't like gossiping, and I think private lives should be private, but I feel like it's the end of an era… so I'm dedicating my show tonight to them.
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It's the kind of news that nobody wants to get, especially a 12-year-old girl who loves playing soccer, riding roller coasters, gossiping with friends and dancing to Top 40 hits.
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When he briefly joined the rebels himself, he was ambushed by Assad's men and limped home with a bandaged head—all his wife's fault, for gossiping about his sortie to the neighbours.
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" She instructed us to stop gossiping and stop with our petty complaints, and to think only of working to accomplish Bhagwan's vision (for the underground city), for we were the "chosen ones.
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He should get the message that you're not looking for a date but that you respect his role in your mutual line of work (and you're not out there gossiping about him).
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On a Sunday evening, Joe's, which convincingly bills itself as being largely unchanged (except the name) since the '40s, was staffed by high school students gossiping about prom and serving up wooders.
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The Tim Hortons he's chosen to meet at, somewhere in the heart of Richmond, British Columbia, is teeming with cooing, crying babies, gossiping elderly folks, and kids glued to their cell phones.
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There is a decline in full-scale, traditional stambeli healing concerts, though, as people move into crowded apartment buildings with gossiping neighbors, and increasingly turn to modern medicine to heal their ailments.
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Mr. Trump has always relished gossiping over plates of well-done steak, salad slathered with Roquefort dressing and bacon crumbles, tureens of gravy and massive slices of dessert with extra ice cream.
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They were gossiping softly about the election and its aftermath, but, once we were through the gates, passing thousands of tombstones, listening to the thud of ceremonial cannon fire, they went quiet.
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The little town in the New Mexico desert where the series was set had all the hallmarks of the small-town drama, from gossiping neighbors to love connections to marriages falling apart.
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The moon enters chatty Gemini at 5:09 PM and connects with messenger planet Mercury at 8:51 PM, finding us talking about the news, reviewing details, and gossiping a bit, too.
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This included in season 7, during a big storyline that involved Lisa saying she didn't remember gossiping about Kim, including saying that Kim was close to death and that Kyle was her enabler.
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The last time we saw her, in episode 4, she was gossiping with Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage), sharing crucial information with her ex-husband that would lead to Daenerys Targaryen's (Emilia Clarke) downfall.
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Between gossiping neighbours and disapproving family members, not to mention the ubiquitous "aunties," (middle-aged women) dating can require one immediate commitment: taking the time to go somewhere far from where you live.
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However, if your definition of "good communication" involves spreading rumors and spending your free time gossiping with coworkers, that attitude won't present you as a desirable candidate for increased responsibility (and increased pay).
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Between the lines: The video that surfaced on Tuesday showed leaders including Trudeau, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron at Buckingham Palace gossiping about Trump on a hot mic.
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If you aren't sure how to describe the toxic nature of your relationship with a co-worker, the detrimental traits survey respondents mentioned include laziness, negative attitude, passive-aggressiveness, blaming others and gossiping.
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Poor Ruby Gillis has always been Anne Shirley's least favorite friend — Anne is always gossiping with her other pals about how Ruby is so shallow, unlike Anne, who only thinks about deep things.
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I want you to stop gossiping, to try a food that scares you, to buy a coffee for someone just because, to tell someone you love them…and then to tell yourself right back.
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On its surface, Pinky feels like a casual glimpse into a very familiar world: a lazy afternoon spent hanging out with your gossiping crew, the promise of a swim in your best friend's pool.
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But despite Dorit Kemsley refusing to take responsibility for #pantygate and the gossiping she did about Erika Girardi, Tuesday's all-new RHOBH featured the most successful game night in the history of the franchise.
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Elizabeth had just told Paige, "Your father and I will do anything to protect this family," and Paige had just told her about Stan's gossiping about Martha's disappearance, cementing Paige's status as junior spy.
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Still, the visualization of FARC members in less-menacing settings, such as dancing in a party, or gossiping on a porch, can prompt anger from those who have experienced generational trauma from the conflict.
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" By contrast, Dr. Lyons notes that teenagers who rely on avoidance coping might instead dodge the friend, or "engage in a negative way, such as gossiping about the peer or ruminating about the problem.
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Mr. Trump called Mr. Trudeau "two-faced" after the prime minister was caught on video apparently gossiping about the American president with other world leaders at a NATO reception at Buckingham Palace last month.
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While NATO leaders are professing unity as they gather for a summit near London, several seem to have been caught in an unguarded exchange on camera apparently gossiping about U.S. President Donald Trump's behavior.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis has often warned against gossiping among friends and neighbors, but now he says it should also be avoided in those modern temples of cheap talk: beauty parlors and hair salons.
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At their best, these are anti-Game Change books, reminders that there's more to politics than the Great Men and Women on camera, and all of the gossiping and backstabbing that goes on behind them.
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Early in the sketch, Trump, played by Alec Baldwin, approaches a lunch table where Trudeau (played by Jimmy Fallon), Macron (played by Paul Rudd), and Johnson (played by James Corden), are seated, gossiping about Trump.
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Wallowing in talk of other people's misdeeds or misfortunes may end up hurting their feelings if the gossip finds its way to them, but gossiping will make you look negative and spiteful every time, guaranteed.
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And that rings true for me, too: I vividly remember applying loads of smudgy eyeliner during my teenage angst years, and hearing multiple friends' parents whispering about it and gossiping that I was vying for attention.
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" The Oscar winner, 37, spoke about sexual harassment, equal pay, representation and more as an honoree at Variety's Power of Women summit on Friday — and the crowd erupted in cheers following her comments about "gossiping well.
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While we've been busy gossiping about the Golden Globe and SAG award nominations, Netflix has quietly been working on the next TV show that will take us all by storm, and it's nothing like you'd expect.
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But the rhythmic Bollywood music belting from the speakers, the aunties and uncles gossiping over chai and chum chum and the scent of simmering ghee could almost fool you into thinking that you're in New Delhi.
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The roaming wildlife, both passive and predatory, the passing cars, and the gossiping diners—they convey the sense of a game world that'd go about its business happily enough whatever buttons you did or didn't press.
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One scene in particular comes to mind: O'Connell and her friends (who are all around her age and are all creatives in their own rights) are gathered around a dining room table drinking wine and gossiping.
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That barrier is a recommended free audio guide whose moderately nifty engineering (a binaural stereo technology oversold as "3-D" sound) hardly compensates for its insulting soundtrack of actors portraying awe-struck ambassadors and gossiping aristocrats.
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While at a reception for a NATO summit at Buckingham Palace Tuesday evening, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron, and U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, were caught gossiping about Trump and his antics.
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An investigation was launched, and the truth turned out to be more complicated — Plame's identity had been initially leaked because Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage (no friend of the administration's hawkish wing) was gossiping to Novak.
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Reports suggest that the teachers and students in Elizabeth's school were gossiping about Elizabeth and Mr. Cummins -- and fact, it was a student who first went to the administration to report that she'd seen the two kissing.
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The next time you feel another co-worker has done something wrong (or simply something that bugged you), think about how you would benefit from confronting them or gossiping about them to someone else in the office.
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We get to see the difficulty of placing just the right celebrity at just the right table; wrangling wildly expensive budgets; Wintour and her Vogue cohorts snipping and gossiping about you-know-who and you-know-what.
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British lawyers laze next to the pool as the afternoon sun arcs over the hills, gossiping about recent convictions of Albanian mobsters and future postings to Africa before heading back to Pristina, a 15-minute drive away.
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Wallowing in talk of other people's misdeeds or misfortunes may end up hurting their feelings if the gossip ever finds its way to them, but gossiping is guaranteed to make you look negative and spiteful every time.
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I had always suspected there were two kinds of people in the world: those who will admit to gossiping about the end of a marriage with the same gravity they would bring to ordering appetizers, and liars.
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Floyd goes on to blast 50 for stealing his style from Ja Rule, gossiping "like a bitch" and filing for bankruptcy .. and accuses him of being a fake gangster and a "certified snitch" (and claims he has proof).
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Not sure the call's not coming from inside the house on this one … it's diabolical and genius because when people start gossiping about you and someone else and they start putting your picture together, it gets real suggestive.
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Our neighbors across the street, the Kiblers, usually lounge in their lawn chairs and "supervise" their kids as they play, which in reality means gossiping over glasses of chardonnay while making sure their children don't get run over.
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While gossiping this weekend, close to Friday afternoon, it will be easy for you to dig up some secrets and learn about the hierarchies in your community, as Venus, the planet of values, connects with power planet Pluto.
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Related: Mr. Trump called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada "two-faced" and scrapped plans for a formal news conference at the NATO meeting in London after Mr. Trudeau was filmed apparently gossiping about him with other leaders.
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From the Millwall football fans packing out the pie shops in Bermondsey to the Dagenham nans gossiping over plates doused with liquor and pastry, pie and mash has been a no-frills staple of London dining for years.
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With two decades of distance, I found this weekend's prom to be not all that different from my own: circles of awkward teen-dancing (and, occasionally, amazing dancing), clusters of kids gossiping in the dark around balloon-decorated tables.
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Whether sharing intimate images online or simply gossiping, we're all doing the same internal calculus: what am I sharing, where am I sharing it, how likely is it that what I'm sharing will go somewhere out of my control?
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The other side, your side, is out in the hallway—the gossiping reporters, Gloria Allred resplendent in yellow ("she's always there," a journalist remarks sotto voce, "she loves the cameras"), the court illustrator slowly reconstructing Weinstein in multicolored pastels.
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It was a Thursday morning in May, and the stalls were full of women gossiping and picking through produce: corn fungus and cactus paddles, purslane and pickling lime, agave buds and papalo leaf that smelled of mint and gasoline.
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There's an Arab guy in a keffiyeh complaining about the Tanzanian government, some Indian women in saris gossiping in the corner, and a group of men from one tribe or another chatting in Swahili in between bites of samosa.
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A jovial, busy atmosphere also arrives on this day as sweet, sexy Venus clashes with Jupiter in Sagittarius, finding you having plenty of fun in your neighborhood, mingling with your co-workers, gossiping with friends, and generally feeling cute!
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We got the comedian at the Bounce Trumpet Awards in Hollywood Wednesday night, and asked about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau getting busted gossiping with British PM Boris Johnson and French Prez Emmanuel Macron ... about Trump's lengthy news conference.
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We're especially talkative as the moon clashes with Mercury at 5:03 PM. It's Gemini season, and we all have something to get off our chest—use the energy wisely and discuss what's truly important to you, rather than gossiping.
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And if you zoom in on the picture you can see Doris gossiping in Melvin's ear and Edna with that relaxed, messy look that seems to suggest her subcutaneous fluid treatments might not be the only fluids she's getting into.
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Some Peruvians did not find it funny, comparing a gossiping nun to members of a guerrilla group, especially on a pastoral trip aimed at unifying a politically divided Peru, and turned to social media to call the comments insensitive or disrespectful.
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Here are the books that were most frequently mentioned on Wall Street's summer reading list: By David Enrich Wall Street loves gossiping about a good scam and that's why many in the finance community have already picked this one up.
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The distraction in "Visitors to Versailles" comes from a recommended free audio guide whose moderately nifty engineering (a binaural stereo technology oversold as "3D" sound) hardly compensates for its insulting soundtrack of actors portraying awe-struck ambassadors and gossiping aristocrats.
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With my light skin, most people wouldn't guess I had a brown grandmother or that I grew up catching snippets of her speaking Spanglish to her sister on the phone when they were gossiping about something she didn't want me to know about.
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It was a combination of causes and reasons that led me to this point: The heavy workload, the urge to prove myself, and—on top of all that—a particularly nasty experience with gossiping, power games, and adult bullying within the industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For all soccer's status as a global game, the pool of its top managers is relatively small and the world's leading clubs often have the feel of a tiny, gossiping village with a managerial merry-go-round on the central green.
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Let me say, in case I forget to later, that many of the details are very nice: the hats and boas; the uniforms; a menacing knot of men in dark suits sitting around a table; two women gossiping upstage in threadbare skirts and hose.
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Over the course of our hour and a half long conversation, he shifts temperaments frequently: he's a gossiping bosom buddy; a distant father figure who's vaguely concerned for my professional wellbeing; a charmingly inappropriate uncle sharing his killer weed stash and incredible record collection.
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Carson hints that Thomas, who has nothing to do but give piggyback rides to the Crawley kids, really might have something to worry about; but it's Denker who's closest to getting the heave-ho when Violet discovers that she's been gossiping about the staff cuts.
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Or we would slip into large canoes, and paddle through the dark to a rocky ledge on a far shore, where we would unroll heavy canvas sleeping bags, gaze up at the stars and eavesdrop on the counselors gossiping and flirting, smoking and drinking.
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More than 40 percent said they didn't report it because they didn't want more people to know, while about a third said they didn't want people gossiping about them and about half said they took care of the problem themselves by avoiding the offender.
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" Another woman, sitting in the front row, raised her voice after Casten criticized Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian president, saying that the whistleblower's complaint about the call "looks like a bunch of 13-year-old girls gossiping about the person they don't like.
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Raping your neighbour's mate might once have made evolutionary sense—spreading your own genes at little cost—but "in a clever and gossiping species, knowledge of selfish actions could spread and come back to haunt us" in the form of a furious husband or a village mob.
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Though the usage of online social networking sites plays a key role in connecting people virtually from distant places, it causes co-located family members to spend less time gossiping, watching television, and having dinner or outings during holidays, which may lead to loose family bonding.
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When your parent comes to you to vent about their own parents or in-laws, it can feel like a trap: Either you side with your grandparents and deal with angering your mom or dad; or you end up gossiping about your grandma, which doesn't sit well, either.
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After watching Bravo's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules for what probably amounts to years of my life, it felt as if I was sitting in the living room of Villa Rosa (Lisa's house), drinking tea made by Rosia, and gossiping about our latest girls' trip.
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He was also a fan of Coco Pops and – like all Brits – a strong cup of PG Tips tea Despite having homes in Saint-Tropez, LA, Dallas and London, his favored his home in Goring-on-Thames, where he happily strolled around the garden pruning flowers and gossiping.
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During their March 18 PEOPLE photo shoot, she and Jackie playfully bickered in between snaps, gossiping about high school drama, swiping through Snapchat and Instagram, bemoaning the reports that the viral "Cash Me Outside" girl shopping for a reality show — and exchanged barbs over an allegedly stolen accessory!
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After all, it's typically one of the only times of the year when your extended family sees your living quarters — so unless you want your judgey Aunt Barb gossiping to your cousins on the drive home about all the dust bunnies in your kitchen, everything needs to be immaculate.
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The earlier images depict them quite young, about 12 or 13 years old, still very much behaving the way children do: blowing chewing gum bubbles as they mug for the camera, dawdling on the sidewalk in Catholic school uniforms, and gossiping as they sit draped over two-wheeler bicycles.
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I try to think about my hypothetical second career based on what I'd enjoy doing, not what would be equally prestigious, but sometimes the idea of hypothetical people gossiping about how far I've hypothetically "fallen" creeps into my head, and it's worse than any nightmare I've ever had.
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New rooms can be added to your home once you pay off debts to the real-estate baron Tom Nook — a raccoon tycoon who wears Tommy Bahama button-downs — but if you'd rather spend your play sessions gossiping with the island's bevy of anthropomorphic animals, go right ahead.
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Critic's Notebook Now that the internet has turned us all into middle-school kids shooting Snapchat spitballs and gossiping in homeroom about the burning issues of the day — How come Melania pulled the "got to fix my hair" trick to get out of holding Donald's hand in Rome?
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The problem is, once you're in there, you run into creepy looking people wanting to be paddled and adorable deer who are dying to infect you with Lyme disease, not to mention sand that's extremely challenging to walk through, especially if you're exhausted from a full day of gossiping.
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I'm not saying you shouldn't be accountable for your actions, but if you become known to the front desk staff as "the girl who likes to make-out in the hallway all night," it really doesn't matter, mostly because who cares but also because nobody is interested in gossiping about strangers.
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Humans have chosen not to mind their own business for centuries—in fact, researchers say gossiping has been essential to advancing our society—but what starts out as innocent chit chat about other people's personal lives can veer into a destructive habit if you're not careful with the information you share.
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The short version of the story attached to the cringeworthy hashtag is this: Earlier this month an individual, called Rosey Blair, spent all the hours of a plane flight using her smartphone and social media feeds to invade the privacy of her seat neighbors — publicly gossiping about the lives of two strangers.
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I watched the women go about their business, descaling fish with rusty knives, plucking emaciated chickens, gossiping in their rooms, or chasing their children up and down the length of the river bank, when Nivas Halder, a local man who had helped me gain access to the brothel, tapped me on the shoulder.
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It's no big deal, they say, to invite a high-profile neighbor over for a meal made from a backyard pizza oven, or to be on an email chain with the "Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris Wallace, another resident, gossiping over neighborhood changes or complaining about the lack of parking in the area.
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While the sultry song is written from the perspective of a small town gossiping about a guy who is ready to take the next step with a girl he's known forever, Brice's video depicts a much-needed romantic night out with that "breathtaking" girl, who now happens to be his wife of five years.
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For a traditionalist, he is also active on social media, especially Snapchat, which he uses constantly, and he gets a rush of energy — but always remains diplomatic — when gossiping about the unnamed Hollywood actor he shared romantic drama with, or the career arcs of artists hungrier for the spotlight than he claims to be.
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We've all been full of Olympics cheer these past few days, everyone in and around the kitchen gossiping about luge and amplitude, short-track speedskating, women's ski jumping (at last!) and the chance to get text messages from Sam Manchester, our man on the ground in Pyeongchang (here's how to sign up for that).
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Highlights of Connie wreaking havoc with Jessie include causing her to have frequent emotional meltdowns, encouraging her to make out with Jay despite knowing that Jay is kind of gross, and enabling Jessie to engage in overreactions to every slight from any other person, such as gossiping due to jealousy and causing a girl fight.
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But trying to ejaculate into a cup while sitting in a chair where potentially hundreds of other guys have jerked off (probably a baker's dozen just that morning), while pretending you can't hear the clearly audible whispers of nurses outside the door, gossiping about their weekend plans or where they're going for lunch, is damn near impossible.
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Read more:Trump's 28-year-old personal assistant was reportedly fired after gossiping about his daughtersIvanka Trump, Kellyanne Conway, and other top Trump aides have had their White House offices relocated to remove potential asbestosIvanka Trump and her brother Don Jr. are staking opposite sides in the gun control debate — and the president calls Don Jr. his 'gun expert'
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Ultimately you're the only one who can determine if the risks outweigh the benefits of dog parks, but there is no shame in not surrendering your dog to what has become the quintessential urban dog experience: running with dozens of strangers in a small, smelly pen as people stand by, looking at their phones or gossiping.
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A few world leaders were caught on tape apparently gossiping about President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE at an evening gathering in London, adding further tensions to a set of NATO meetings.
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There are a lot of things you would do at home that are simply not appropriate for an office environment like "grooming in an open space, eating bad-smelling foods, wearing inappropriate clothing, hitting on people, promoting political or religious beliefs, taunting or bullying others, ostracizing others, gossiping, stealing others' food, com[ing] to work drunk, [and] taking credit for others' work," said Taylor.
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It unearths feelings of safety and youth and squeaky-clean sex appeal: Julie Andrews dancing on her bed in "The Sound of Music" in a baby-yellow nightdress surrounded by the Von Trapp children on a stormy night; Audrey Hepburn tucked into her princess bed in a white cotton shift in "Roman Holiday"; Ann-Margret Olsson in "Bye Bye Birdie" gossiping on the telephone in her bedroom wearing a white baby doll.
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Trump also addressed a clip that circulated late Tuesday showing Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE gossiping about his conduct at bilateral meetings the day prior.
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Bentley also used Wendell Ray Lewis, chief of the state's Dignitary Protection Unit, to try to help him cover up the affair, asking Lewis to chastise women staffers in the governor's office for gossiping about it, directing him to break up with Mason on his behalf, ordering him to travel to Tuscaloosa to convince Bentley's son to turn over the tapes, and then marginalizing Lewis after he attempted to intervene to block the use of state resources to further the affair and the cover-up.
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Macron repeatedly pushed back against Trump's comments during a one-on-one meeting Tuesday, and video surfaced later that night of Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE gossiping about the president's conduct.
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") They pass the time making up nicknames for the nurses and gossiping cheerfully about the fates of some of the girls and women from Amgash Lucy knew in her youth: snooty Kathie Nicely, who fell in love with a schoolteacher (who turned out to be gay) and then was shunned by her husband and daughters; Cousin Harriet, who "had that very poor luck with her marriage" and was left to raise her children as an impoverished young widow; Marilyn Somebody, married to a man who, sent almost immediately to fight in Vietnam, "had to do some terrible stuff, and . . .
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Martin O'Malley (D) shared a photo of himself with Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump expresses confidence on USMCA, touts Democrat support Trump, Trudeau discuss USMCA as deal appears imminent Trump rips media coverage that 'mocked' him during NATO summit MORE on Thursday in the wake of a viral clip apparently showing Trudeau and other world leaders gossiping about President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE on Wednesday called Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauBiden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Trump returns to impeachment fight after NATO clash Overnight Defense: Trump cancels presser, cuts short NATO trip | Viral video catches leaders appearing to gossip about Trump | Dem witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses | Trump reportedly mulling more troops in Middle East MORE "two-faced" after a viral clip circulated showing Trudeau gossiping about the president's conduct at bilateral NATO meetings a day earlier.
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"Saturday Night Live" satirized President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE's relationship with NATO leaders just days after video caught French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronThe problems plaguing NATO France, Brazilian states to announce international effort to fight Amazon fires The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - Democrats to release articles of impeachment today MORE, Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump expresses confidence on USMCA, touts Democrat support Trump, Trudeau discuss USMCA as deal appears imminent Trump rips media coverage that 'mocked' him during NATO summit MORE and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson apparently gossiping about and mocking the U.S. president.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayGrocery store behind viral reusable bag at impeachment hearing offers 'free briefcase' promotion Watchdog report finds FBI not motivated by political bias in Trump probe GOP counsel raises eyebrows with shopping bag at impeachment hearing MORE on Thursday called Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump expresses confidence on USMCA, touts Democrat support Trump, Trudeau discuss USMCA as deal appears imminent Trump rips media coverage that 'mocked' him during NATO summit MORE's behavior in a viral video in which he was seen gossiping about President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE "childish," but downplayed any effect it might have on the relationship between the two countries.
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