We're hard at work prepping for NEXT, which opens tomorrow!
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We are hard at work removing smoke from several floors.
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I'll be at my desk hard at work on Wednesday.
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Cupid has been hard at work on the campaign trail!
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The Moon in Aquarius finds you hard at work today!
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Badasyan has been hard at work in the year since.
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We're hard at work to rebuild an unparalleled shipping experience.
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You're hard at work, thanks to the Moon in Capricorn.
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Russia, too, is hard at work making deadlier strategic weapons.
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The Moon is in Virgo, finding you hard at work.
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Anyway, our tax dollars are hard at work here, too.
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Today, North Korea is hard at work on that agenda.
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Already hard at work as acting director at cfpb. pic.twitter.
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The company is still hard at work improving the service.
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Unsurprisingly, the company has been hard at work doing just that.
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So for the past few hours, I've been hard at work.
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Meanwhile, the company has been hard at work on other projects.
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And who else was hard at work creating Snapchat makeup tutorials?
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Brooke Shields is hard at work on Law and Order: SVU.
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Robinson was hard at work on the series at the time.
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Update: 4chan is already hard at work ruining this for everyone.
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Lyft has been hard at work on its own multimodal strategy.
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We remain hard at work to come to a full resolution.
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And the good news is, the House is hard at work.
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Aides posted pictures of him, hard at work with thick binders.
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The Moon is in Virgo, finding you hard at work today.
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Despite that, Gearbox has stayed hard at work on the game.
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It had an open kitchen where cooks were hard at work.
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"He's hard at work on it right now," Mr. Latimer said.
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Tosi has definitely been hard at work in the flagship herself.
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And the school's cheerleaders were hard at work entertaining the crowd.
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This mama has been hard at work on a new exciting project!!!
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But the Moon in Capricorn means you'll be hard at work, too!
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Don't call it a boycott – Kanye West is simply hard at work.
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And they're all hard at work on tour across the United States.
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Bloomberg says Cupertino is already hard at work developing a new model.
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As The Economist went to press, negotiators were still hard at work.
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Since then he's been hard at work creating more of the images.
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In short, he's been hard at work for a long time now.
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For now, however, the team is hard at work improving its system.
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Meanwhile, she's also been hard at work on her forthcoming studio album.
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Construction crews had been hard at work on the house for weeks.
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The actress is already hard at work filming the fifth Bourne film.
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Everyone is hard at work, hand picking the stigma from the flower!
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A nanny who prepares her cucumber snacks while she's hard at work.
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I am hard at work at my next New Yorker story. Okay.
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He was always on the phone, his computer open, hard at work.
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You'll be hard at work once the Moon enters Virgo this morning.
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Warren's and Sanders's campaigns are both hard at work in New Hampshire.
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He's also hard at work outside the industry working to fight climate change.
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He never got into trouble — worked hard at school, worked hard at work.
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Aurora has been hard at work at testing its first autonomous electric aircraft.
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And the Chinese are hard at work trying to build world-class universities.
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You've been hard at work lately, so check in with your friends, Cancer!
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The organization has been hard at work in areas recently affected by hurricanes.
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And we need all of you to be hard at work with us.
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You are hard at work today, Sagittarius, and your creativity is flowing easily.
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Delphine, hard at work in the clinic, receives a new patient named Aisha.
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But Cook stressed that the company is hard at work behind the scenes.
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Over at the tailoring station, we found employees hard at work making adjustments.
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He and his team have been hard at work the past few years.
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Thousands of the world's best hackers, developers and programmers are hard at work.
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Researchers are hard at work developing potential treatments or vaccines for the coronavirus.
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Gretchen Morgenson points out that Wells Fargo's lobbyists have been hard at work.
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In March she was hard at work re-tiling her building's tiny lobby.
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To be fair, countries are hard at work trying to fix these problems.
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If Gaiman's Twitter feed is anything to go by, he's definitely hard at work.
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In March, she confirmed that she's also hard at work on an upcoming album.
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Underwood has also been hard at work for her forthcoming album, titled Cry Pretty.
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Here's the good news: food scientists are hard at work developing the eggless egg.
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The health ministry is hard at work promoting generic drugs and pushing down prices.
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The singer has also been hard at work finishing her new Spanish-language album.
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Selena Gomez has been hard at work, and not just with her music career.
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We're hard at work planning an outstanding agenda of discussions, panels, workshops and demos.
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J/k, you're not hard at work—you're reading a story about bobble heads!
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But when he's not hard at work, he's busy playing tunes or outside hiking.
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You're hard at work today, but some lucky pay-offs will arrive this afternoon.
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Lastly, in weightlifting, the men are hard at work in the 85-kg event.
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And she's hard at work perfecting her next EP, All Your Fault: Pt. 2.
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We'll be hard at work on what Trump's win means for the defense world.
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We're also hard at work developing original titles featuring Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift.
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Flirtatious vibes will flow this May, Capricorn, but you'll also be hard at work.
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You've been hard at work, Taurus, but it's time now to take a break.
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And she's been hard at work on her ninth studio album, expected this year.
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One of the field's father figures is still hard at work in the lab.
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I'm hard at work trying to make some miracles happen, but there are limits.
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The Division of Forestry, meanwhile, is hard at work restoring the Waitukubuli National Trail.
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Most achieved their goals, while others (including the aquarium) are still hard at work.
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The WHO has been hard at work leading the world's response to this crisis.
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We have been hard at work championing this blueprint, and Washington is taking notice.
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You're hard at work today, thanks to the Moon in materially minded Earth sign Capricorn.
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The third time around, our hero spent 100 days and 100 nights hard at work.
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Inside, Zara's team of visual-merchandising experts are hard at work curating the store layout.
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The Trump campaign has indeed been hard at work trying to prevent such an occurrence.
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The biggest players in self-driving tech are already hard at work broadcasting their message.
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And now, as we'll see, Google is hard at work making ARM better for Chromebooks.
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Repair crews are hard at work but we still have a ways to go. pic.twitter.
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Russia's GLONASS is operational and China is hard at work getting its BeiDou system online.
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Producer Toshio Suzuki said Miyazaki was "hard at work" on the new project.—i-D
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According to a Cheddar report, the company is hard at work on its own cryptocurrency.
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They are hard at work in the photo, both wearing baseball caps and casual clothing.
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But, I know they were hard at work thinking of the name for their fans.
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Filmmaker Jason Wise (Somm) is hard at work on a documentary about her captivating story.
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"Back at it," Khloé, 32, captioned a video of her two siblings hard at work.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that Disney's magical animators are already hard at work on Frozen 2.
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It is a classic example of a young but already shrewd Trump hard at work.
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Heading back down, we saw these construction workers hard at work on the 5th floor.
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Around him, six medics -- an Iraqi, a German and four Americans -- are hard at work.
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You'll be hard at work today, and you'll feel supported in your efforts this evening.
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Even better, artisans were hard at work restoring its grandeur, paying meticulous attention to detail.
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This is no longer our national security hard at work to protect the American public.
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"Caltrans #snowplows are hard at work on I-5 through the Grapevine," the department tweeted.
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You'll be hard at work today, but make time to spend with friends this evening.
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So the Tuesday before classes started this week, Mr. Rosado, 61, was hard at work.
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But she has made it clear on social media, that she is hard at work.
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My Google robots are hard at work however, gathering the latest news and video clips.
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Trump also tweeted a picture of himself, allegedly hard at work composing his Inaugural Address.
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For now, Padalecki is hard at work filming his final 20 episodes as Sam Winchester.
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Republicans have been hard at work drafting a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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While the bodacious beauty was hard at work, baring it all in Antarctica — of all places!
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But maybe, somewhere in the universe, someone or something is hard at work on this project.
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We know this is frustrating, and our team is hard at work to resolve this ASAP.
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Kids hard at work coloring, as seen in the preface to the Little Folks Coloring Book.
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IN THE lead-up to Högertrafikomläggningen, or Day H, Sweden's traffic planners were hard at work.
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Now that it's online, Chillon explained that he's now hard at work writing his next project.
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Now, its website suggests it's hard at work on an business-focused AI platform called Omega.
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But you can see your boss hard at work and, more important, they can see you.
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In the next video, Teigen shows her glam squad hard at work covering up her blemish.
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No doubt Facebook and others in AI research are hard at work creating one that can.
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Hard at work," he tells me, "And I would argue its benefits are real and tangible.
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Indeed, the new find will keep palaeontologists hard at work for a long time to come.
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They're currently hard at work on a Lopez's new all-Spanish album, which Anthony is producing.
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Brexiteers are already hard at work explaining why their glorious idea has failed to bear fruit.
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American Gods isn't the only project Neil Gaiman has been hard at work adapting for television.
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The White House has been hard at work bringing Silicon Valley-style shakeups to government bureaucracy.
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You've been hard at work creating elaborate costumes, prosthetic body parts, and intense make-up looks.
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The Stark-Targaryen forces at Winterfell have smiths like Gendry hard at work making dragonglass weapons.
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You're hard at work, focused on your career as the moon and Saturn meet in Capricorn.
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For the last year, researchers have been hard at work rapidly developing a vaccine against Zika.
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Apple has been hard at work on four different operating systems — iOS, tvOS, watchOS and macOS.
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Researchers are hard at work in laboratories around the world trying to create a Zika vaccine.
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Developers have been hard at work building ARKit apps based on the capabilities in iOS 11.
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Harry Styles is hard at work filming his first music video as a solo recording artist.
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While Trump may have stuck around D.C. for the weekend, he wasn't always hard at work.
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The Jane the Virgin star was hard at work after tearing his pec 2½ months ago.
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Steve was there, hard at work when I disturbed his groove by knocking on the door.
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Lady Antebellum's last album was released in 2017, but they're hard at work on new material.
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Mulvaney's communications director tweeted a photo of his boss "hard at work" in his new position.
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She was also hard at work in the studio, as she has been for 50 years.
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The couple are hard at work in the photo, placing a tracking collar on an elephant.
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Google now says it's hard at work building tools to try to automatically identify extremist content.
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The movement is what makes it special, and Portis is hard at work on the rest.
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You'll be hard at work—but tonight the Moon will enter Aries, encouraging you to socialize.
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He's also hard at work on a more budget-friendly line that will be mass-produced.
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And Mr. Trump is already hard at work smearing Mr. Biden as a senile old fool.
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As early as the 1940s, Isaac Asimov was hard at work formulating his Laws of Robotics.
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A recent visit to the village found the few hundred or so residents hard at work.
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While the experts theorized, online sleuths were hard at work manipulating the bass, pitch or volume.
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In the images, she and Grammy-nominated record producer Warren "Oak" Felder were hard at work.
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Now the detective Julien Baptiste is hard at work on the case of another missing girl.
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Jarmusch creates that rarest portrait of the artist: the one who's happy being hard at work.
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She glances around at the other ninjas, hard at work, with no idea what's in store.
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We can almost think that they are hard at work trying to or coming to agreement.
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From approximately 119th to 125th Streets, you'll find the goats hard at work weeding the park.
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State testing continued as planned at Piketon High School and the prom committee is hard at work.
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Then she says she's hard at work on another invention—one that will take us there someday.
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They're still hard at work: There will be new picks to shop in summer and fall 2017.
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The Trump administration has been hard at work trying to discredit Mueller for the past several weeks.
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In this exclusive clip from Thursday's episode, we see Bonnie's still hard at work to free Annalise.
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She also posted a photo of her twins hard at work, crafting their yearly letters to Santa.
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Over the weekend, a little piece of malware was hard at work mining cryptocurrency on government computers.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man is shown hard at work alongside Nebula, played by Karen Gillan.
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The Moon is in tenacious Scorpio today, encouraging you to keep hard at work toward your goals.
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With Facebook reportedly hard at work cloning its group video chat service, Houseparty is playing some offense.
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Grande has been hard at work for her upcoming album, Sweetener, set for release on July 20.
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The team is hard at work on making that happen, but medical devices can't be hurried out.
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But some professors like Ross, the forensic anthropologist, have been hard at work hurricane-proofing their labs.
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But behind the scenes, Doug and his humans Leslie Mosier and Rob Chianelli are hard at work.
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But in the meantime, our reporters and editors have been hard at work on our regular beats.
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Sheriff Hawk is still hard at work trying to discover what Margaret Lanterman's message could possibly mean.
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But Bernhard was hard at work poring over the data from the recounts in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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It might be the weekend, but you're hard at work today, and money is on your mind.
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Oblivious to the grim surroundings, young artists are hard at work inside the building, Suitland High School.
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To use one example, engineers at several companies are hard at work trying to perfect driverless cars.
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He wants to show the American people he&aposs hard at work fulfilling the promises he has.
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She's been hard at work on a new album, which is rumored to drop later this year.
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But Chudnovsky confirmed that Facebook is hard at work building a full-fledged Messenger chatbot analytics system.
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Because although Mercury hasn't begun moving backwards yet, the retrograde pre-shadow is already hard at work.
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The Ethereum community is hard at work on Ethereum 2.0, the next major upgrade of its blockchain.
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But LifeBrite Appliances is hard at work on the LifeBrite Sadness Spouse, slated for release in 2019.
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Since then, Amazon's been hard at work merging the two brands together, both online and in stores.
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Since then, the show's creators have been hard at work bringing the mythology-rich series to life.
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There's a video of him, hard at work, streaming right now through Apple Music on his website.
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Underwood has also been hard at work for her forthcoming album, titled Cry Pretty, due out on September.
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" While she's hard at work filming the hit Bravo show, Lakshmi said she gives herself "license to eat.
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Even in the final dwindling hours before the polls closed, Supreme was hard at work, targeting potential supporters.
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With plans for TV-like original content, Snapchat has been hard at work showing off its storytelling tools.
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La La Anthony has been hard at work focusing on new projects and most notably, her acting career.
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Scientists are hard at work developing ways to allow the technology to be used both effectively and safely.
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Folks shouldn't get too excited, however, as Martin said he is still hard at work on the book.
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Rupert Murdoch, never shy to use his media power to advance his commercial interests, is hard at work.
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We understand this is frustrating, and our team is hard at work to get things back to normal.
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But the version I used wasn't optimized for latency, and the team is hard at work reducing it.
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Google is hard at work behind the scenes improving one of its ambitious technical projects ever – Street View.
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Former Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher and her fiancé Jordan Rodgers have been hard at work flipping a house together.
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Even if he lopped a head off this octopus, he would find several legs still hard at work.
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The semantic machines team is hard at work with the Cortana folks to bring those capabilities into Cortana.
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Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio are hard at work on their latest film — and looking better than ever.
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Criminals are hard at work in the Volunteer State, with particularly high rates of burglary and aggravated assault.
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Scientists have been hard at work trying to untangle the mystery that is the Zika virus this year.
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Illustrator Sophie Diao's Doodle shows Lewis, who was born in 1844, hard at work on a marble masterpiece.
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Me , Dave , D-nice , jack white and jarobi hard at work on the new Andre 3000 album. pic.twitter.
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Siluanov said the government was already hard at work on how to mitigate the impact of lower crude.
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Even when she's hard at work exposing a government cover-up, Nancy's sweater game is always on point.
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So fans of Evans' might be thrilled to know the director is still hard at work making movies.
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You'd imagine that a number of Chinese smartphone makers are hard at work bringing this design to reality.
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Researchers have since been hard at work developing an effective vaccine and tracking the spread of the disease.
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KQED investigated, and as it turns out, Sweets was just hard at work like the rest of us.
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When staff aren't hard at work, they can choose to relax at one of the office's two kitchens.
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For the past year, we've been hard at work surprising, informing, and occasionally weirding out our Facebook audience.
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Kate Middleton is only a few weeks away from her due date, but she's still hard at work!
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Additionally, Interior is hard at work to increase oil and natural gas drilling on a number of fronts.
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Dinah Chutz spent seven months hustling hard at work, saving $14,000 to travel around New Zealand and Asia.
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Bush was a doting grandfather, even while he was hard at work at the presidential retreat, Camp David.
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At the DNC, we've been hard at work challenging the Republican assault on voting rights across the country.
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While I was away, everyone else was hard at work cranking out stories, so let's get into it.
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You've been hard at work (it is Virgo season!), but today, you want to be comfy at home.
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Across the United States, countless Americans are hard at work supporting their favored candidates in thousands of elections.
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And he's been hard at work stumping for the repeal of another: the Obama administration's Clean Water Rule.
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She graduated from college two years ago and has been hard at work in her career ever since.
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Everyone was hard at work doing something: child-rearing, laundry, weaving baskets, cooking coconut rice in bamboo cylinders.
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Chemists are hard at work right now on polymers or plastics with a built-in self-destruct mechanism.
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We're hard at work rolling out the update in five cities: Seattle, London, Tokyo, Stockholm, and Mexico City.
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"While (the TraceMe team) is hard at work building this platform, I'll be focused on football," he said.
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I'm sure that after taking some time to decompress, he'll be hard at work planning his next reinvention.
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Yet his team is hard at work getting the logistics and diplomacy hammered out ahead of the meetings.
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Aries season will find you hard at work; however, this full moon will ask you take a break.
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Heidi Klum, who is nominated for Project Runway, showed us her glam squad hard at work on her look.
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But the major networks are already hard at work putting together new shows for the summer and next season.
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But the princess I mourn is General Leia Organa, a whip smart, hard-at-work brainchild of Carrie Fisher.
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Days later, she also posted a photo of her twins hard at work, crafting their yearly letters to Santa.
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They were taking it quite easy until it became viral and now they're really hard at work adding stuff.
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And the startup's team is already ten-strong — and hard at work to get a beta launched in fall.
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But behind the gratuitous selfies and humble-brags, the socialite is hard at work on his own clothing brand.
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Amazon.com is hard at work promoting next week's Prime Day and the more than 100,000 deals available to subscribers.
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According to The Revenant star's rep, DiCaprio is hard at work on an yet-to-be-named environmental documentary.
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And this week VS Angel Taylor Hill was hard at work promoting a new bralette collection from the line.
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Apparently, Kawasaki's robotics arm has been hard at work making robotic arms that can assemble nigiri in seconds flat.
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Aerospace engineer Burt Rutan and his team have been hard at work on the massive airplane all this time.
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Rock, 50, has been "hard at work" according to the show producer Reginald Hudlin, and will address the controversy.
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Since Johnson popped the question on March 21, the pair have been hard at work planning their summer wedding.
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"Total's teams are hard at work on the architecture and technologies that will shape them," concludes Jean-Michel Munoz.
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You've been hard at work, focusing on your career, and you're ready to shift your attention to your friends.
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Mr Mulvaney tweeted pictures of himself hard at work, and sent e-mails instructing employees to ignore Ms English.
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While the rest of the industry plans their summer vacations, the fashion scene in Miami is hard at work.
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All last Winter, New York-based duo AHBS were hard at work crafting their debut album, Mate y Agave.
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Jenna Dewan has been hard at work lately as host of the new reality TV series, World of Dance.
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Since then, Intel, which is reportedly most affected by the vulnerabilities, has been hard at work doing damage control.
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Wendy and Lisa were hard at work making music for a new Jennifer Lopez TV series, which Z plugged.
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Adorned by more rare photographs, we can see Maria Callas, the Beatles, hard at work with George Martin, etc.
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They're on Fox News, too, where anchors are hard at work inciting panic over the situation at the border.
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While everyone else scrambles for graphical fidelity, Nintendo could be hard at work on a cheap, low-res solution.
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Just pull up the new KAYAK page, put on your best "I'm hard at work" face, and search away.
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As American Muslims, we will be hard at work these next few years to defend our shared civil liberties.
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While Minority Leader Reid has been busy talking, the Senate has been hard at work for the American people.
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Or, maybe he really is just hard at work on his next single — and that's a lot of pressure!
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Since his meeting with Zinke, Luckey and Anduril have been hard at work using robots, apps, and VR headsets.
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Google Glass for consumers may be dead, but Google is, apparently, still hard at work on Google Glass 2.0.
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But all kinds of organizations are hard at work trying to shape policies that affect lives in meaningful ways.
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We are currently hard at work to scope preventative measures to ensure this does not happen in the future.
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The team of 16 has been hard at work after signing onto streaming a package of 14 eSports tournaments.
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The exercise is academic by design, but powerful economic forces are hard at work hoping to influence the outcome.
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Ms. Kent officially begins her job on July 1, but is hard at work planning the 2016-17 season.
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You're hard at work this morning as the Sun opposes Saturn—or you're facing the consequences of slacking off.
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We're sure the NRA's team of tinfoil hat dumbshits are already hard at work on such a thing, though.
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He returned to performing and creating dance music in 2011 and is hard at work on his next album.
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We've selected the participating startups, and their founders are hard at work honing their pitches for the big day.
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Wall Street analysts have been hard at work giving clients ways to play this big moment for the markets.
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I've been hard at work drafting, and hope to publish next year, a "competition documentary" memoir about senior softball.
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It's also a good time to remind everyone that hackers are still hard at work, even during concerning times.
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I am grateful for this team, who is hard at work building an amazing product experience for our users.
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And ever since, it's been hard at work, investigating Mars for signs of life and probing its geologic history.
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Stone had been hard at work at MacLeod's studio all week, cooking and photographing dishes for her second cookbook.
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In the large kitchen, separated from the dining room by a serving hatch, two young cooks are hard at work.
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The reheated "Sex and the City" adventure flops, even with Leslie Mann and Rebel Wilson hard at work being funny.
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This reheated "Sex and the City" adventure flops, even with Leslie Mann and Rebel Wilson hard at work being funny.
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But some of its former employees are reportedly hard at work on the re-election campaign of President Donald Trump.
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As it happens, researchers have been hard at work creating such strains, hoping to develop a vaccine for the disease.
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Currently, Cabello is hard at work on her next album — her second since leaving girl group Fifth Harmony in 2016.
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" The following sketch and 23D digital model show Errazuriz hard at work spray painting short phrases like "NYC" and "Bang!
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Since (and before) then they've been hard at work engineering the systems they'll be offering, and building relationships with aerospace.
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Black Leopard, Red Wolf came out this month, and he says he's already hard at work on the next one.
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He claims that many of those who once idled their days away in qat dens are now hard at work.
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China's internet regulators are usually hard at work over the period, wiping out and preventing any potentially damaging comments online.
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The researchers at MIT are also hard at work at the newly formed Advanced Functional Fabrics of America (AFFOA) Institute.
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Phil Spencer, Microsoft's gaming chief, revealed the company is hard at work building a streaming game service for any device.
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You don't have many opportunities to allow yourself this kind of emotional space since you're always so hard at work.
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And the reporters who diligently cover the President will be hard at work reporting on what he says and does.
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Schumer, 34, has been hard at work filming the latest season of her hit comedy sketch series, Inside Amy Schumer.
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Builders are hard at work on a vast National Automotive Innovation Centre which is due to open later this year.
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Tech companies like Google, Apple and Uber have been hard at work to build the best map you can use.
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We are hard at work continuing to build The Markup, and believe deeply in this mission as do our funders.
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Ocasio-Cortez is also hard at work on the Green New Deal, and has ignited public discourse on tax rates.
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The sharpest conservative policy minds have been hard at work on ideal ways to reform the tax code for decades.
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Right now that engine is rattling badly, but Republican leaders are hard at work to stop it from seizing altogether.
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Mr Zuckerberg has hit his target, and is now hard at work on his next challenge, competing in a triathlon.
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Duncan is now hard at work on wedding details, and the couple is also getting additional help from Pardi's team.
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Trump and Republican leaders have been hard at work on tax reform, one of the president's most popular campaign promises.
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Breville's new $800 Barista Pro came out last spring, and we've been hard at work putting it through the wringer.
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Hard at work You don't get a body like Crawford's without putting in a little (or a lot of) effort.
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In 2010, Elon Musk's company Tesla was hard at work producing the Model S sedan, which would debut in 2012.
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You may be ready to take off for summer, but rest assured, credit-card thieves are still hard at work.
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School may be out, but America's teachers are hard at work, building out their curriculums for the upcoming academic year.
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Here, students are hard at work on Apple computers designing logos for start-ups and learning how to make videos.
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At E3 this year, Xbox boss Phil Spencer openly said Microsoft was hard at work on the next-gen Xbox.
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Still, Bethesda Game Studios executive producer Todd Howard said that the team is "hard at work" to develop both games.
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The man had given his address, and Troy was hard at work trying to persuade him not to kill himself.
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At an hour when some corporate Angelenos were still idling on the 1503 freeway, Team 10 was hard at work.
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You start off in a park-like area just outside a backyard garden where a man is hard at work.
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FARE has been hard at work over the last year and a half on legislator education, policy refinement and advocacy.
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Law enforcement and intelligence agencies are hard at work, and we will learn more in the hours and days ahead.
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Rihanna's been hard at "Work" lately and on Sunday night, she belted out a sultry new cut off her Anti album.
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Khloe has been hard at work getting her body back after giving birth to the couple's daughter, True Thompson, in April.
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While you were getting ready for your holiday vacation, NASA's space probes were hard at work gathering awesome photos for you.
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Gotta take a business call Drake is hard at work talking to whoever is on the other end of the line.
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When we visited Zara's pilot stores on a Tuesday afternoon, the teams were hard at work laying out the latest collection.
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Users on the subreddit r/photoshopbattles have been hard at work putting this smug, though admittedly cute, goat in his place.
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You're hard at work on your goals today, thanks to the Moon in Virgo, but don't forget where you came from.
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Snapchat has been keeping its eyewear development closely under wraps, and activity earlier this year suggested they were hard at work.
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But a group of kind people would soon be hard at work to assure that things would start swinging William's way.
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While Kardashian has not yet responded to Hughes, she has been hard at work trying to get Cooper off the hook.
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Chyna captured her friend, Jo, hard at work on her glam while she relaxed topless in bed, covered by a blanket.
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Fitbit, meanwhile, had been hard at work putting all of that Pebble money to work developing a more robust app ecosystem.
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M. is hard at work on his laptop, so I clean up and go to bed early to let him focus.
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It also needs to know what's going on inside itself, and researchers from Fraunhofer are hard at work making that happen.
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The liberal media hard at work this week to provide cover for Clinton, when all else fails, what do they do?
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The economics of unscale, as I call it, are hard at work dismantling all large-scale, vertically integrated, mass-market institutions.
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He's hard at work building a spaceship called the INTEGRAL, which will bring the society and its ideology to other worlds.
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Anyway, if you'll excuse us, we'll be hard at work searching for last-minute castle bookings for this New Year's Eve.
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Since we last posted, the TechCrunch team has been hard at work arranging what is going to be a fantastic event.
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Though the young entrepreneurs are hard at work with their candle company, Gill tells PEOPLE they're just like any other kids.
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Apart from Cursed Child, he's also been hard at work on a BBC adaptation of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy.
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Instead, Crayola's spokesperson explained at the Friday event the company is hard at work getting ready to introduce a new color.
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Our sources say the rapper is still hard at work on an album ... of his own material, sans Ziggy Stardust '16.
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But NCIS has been hard at work trying to find new blood to potentially get the team's numbers back to normal.
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He emerges, and the ad shows images of Scholten walking through farmland, petting cows, and scenes of farmers hard at work.
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You can see Mr. McBurney creating the effects before your eyes; you know a team of technicians is hard at work.
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They are now hard at work putting up barbed wire and additional fencing along the border between Tijuana and San Diego.
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For decades, Theresa May was hard at work entrenching a political system that was hostile to immigrants, refugees, minorities, and more.
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To be sure, Xi and the Communist Party have been hard at work to curb borrowing between banks, the Journal noted.
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Later, Lohan further teased her latestventure, writing "Hard At Work" in response to a comment about her relaunching her music career.
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On Thursday, they were hard at work, shoveling bricks and concrete from a collapsed house into one of the waiting trucks.
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Alongside his storyboard work, he's also hard at work helping with the design of an Elena of Avalor area at Disneyland.
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Mars in Taurus found you hard at work in your career, but Mars in Gemini wants you out and about, socializing!
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Upon my return, I would hide in my office for the rest of the afternoon, pretending to be hard at work.
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On the 23rd, when the planet of the mind, Mercury, meets serious Saturn, you'll be extra focused and hard at work.
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He indicated that he was hard at work on the portrait, saying there had been "so many different iterations" of it.
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Throughout the valley we saw women — and the occasional man — hard at work, doing everything that Ghulam Qadir Khan had described.
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ESTEVAN, Saskatchewan — Crews are hard at work these days on the oil rigs that rise above the horizon in southeastern Saskatchewan.
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Virgo season finds you hard at work; however, now is the time to take some time off to focus on healing.
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LuckyChap is hard at work filling Hollywood with even more women-led films, and 2020 will be their biggest year yet.
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"It's a tough time for those who have had holidays disrupted but team hard at work to support them," he wrote.
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Since then, the brand's new parent company, Tru Kids, has been hard at work revamping the toy seller's look and feel.
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Today, door-to-door Bible selling is all but extinct, but the economic forces behind it are still hard at work.
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"We hope Apple is hard at work fleshing out the rest of the service manual for this Pro Mac," iFixit said.
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In response to Wall Street competition, Hong Kong has been hard at work on pending reforms to attract China's tech darlings.
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Miley Cyrus and Shawn Mendes are hard at work putting the finishing touches on a new single together ... TMZ has learned.
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While Apple engineers are hard at work on self-driving technology, manufacturing a car is still uncharted territory for the tech company.
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"Our small team has been hard at work improving the Essential Camera app," software engineer Michael Kolb wrote in a blog post.
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Seltzer drinkers of the internet are already hard at work creating the flavor that speak to the very depths of their soul.
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Like so many fans, I've been hard at work preparing for November 25 by binge-watching the original seven seasons on Netflix.
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When Nick Nunns and Zach Coleman aren't playing and listening to metal, they're hard at work making beer at their Denver brewery.
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And top Republicans, already hard at work trying to corral votes for the Obamacare replacement, dismissed with questions about Trump's tweet Tuesday.
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That's why Google has been hard at work on a project to hook up people living in underserved rural and remote regions.
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Gangs of builders are hard at work on a 235,000-square-foot expansion, adding nearly a fifth to the current floor space.
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The mother of two is hard at work writing and promoting her hotly anticipated memoir, Becoming, out for release on Nov. 13.
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" Lambert has also been hard at work, taking in a family of dogs on Tuesday night, joking they were her new "roommates.
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Image: GettySome scientists are hard at work making a "kill switch" to overpower a too-strong AI and protect us, if needed.
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Luckily, Jezebel's Julianne Escobedo-Shepherd was still hard at work upstairs and Victor tapped her to give the errant guest a nudge.
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We know you're hard at work bringing your early-stage startup dreams to fruition, but allow us to offer this hot tip.
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Since then, Frankel has been hard at work to help the pups and their parents, keeping her followers up to date online.
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He's also been hard at work on a number of upcoming movie projects, including writing and producing the X-Men spinoff Gambit.
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Hollywood was already hard at work making the Obamas the subject of movies before the 44th president even left the White House.
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"Our Budget Committee has been hard at work [for weeks] looking at all our functions and agencies of the federal government," Rep.
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Krystal and her BFF Brie are hard at work on their YouTube channel, dedicated to natural beauty and bringing down big cosmetics.
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After a successful Kickstarter campaign last year, Shields and his team at Hardshell Labs have been hard at work perfecting their machine.
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While Grint is hard at work on Snatch, Wright is busy with BonBonLumiere, a film production company she founded back in 2012.
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Earlier, Pink, 38, was hard at work during rehearsals and had her son Jameson Moon helping her out on a yoga mat.
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Meanwhile, Irina's hardly showing any outward signs of heartbreak amid the reports she and Bradley are dunzo -- she's just hard at work.
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Since her release from prison, Knox has been hard at work to address the many issues that were raised during her trial.
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Hyperloop One, which has been hard at work developing its tech in the Nevada desert, recently conducted its first full-scale tests.
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The elves at Lucasfilm's special effects shop, Industrial Light & Magic, are hard at work on the special effects at time of writing.
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To be sure, the Obama Administration commendably has been hard at work over the past few years ripping holes in the embargo.
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On the ground bomb sniffing dogs were hard at work as thousands of fans patiently made their way through airport-style screening.
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Our researchers are hard at work developing and implementing sensors and atom trapping devices that could be useful in advancing QIS technology.
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A couple of quick shots of Gendry hard at work effectively evoked the notion of a team of smiths preparing dragonglass weapons.
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Apple released a new pair of AirPods in March, but the company may already be hard at work on what comes next.
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Legacy automakers are hard at work on self-driving cars, and companies like Apple and Google have also looked at the space.
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"Battle of the stuffing begins," she captioned a shot of herself and jewelry designer Sheryl Lowe hard at work at the stove.
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The Latin power couple, together since May 2017, have been hard at work helping Puerto Rico over the last couple of months.
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The architects of the family separation approach have been hard at work on alternatives, according to people briefed on the group's efforts.
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A number of companies — including the major car companies, Uber, Tesla, and Google's Waymo unit — are hard at work on the technology.
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" "We're also hard at work for a plan for peace that will provide a brighter future for both, Israel and the Palestinians.
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Works in Progress Sixteen people were hard at work in the East Village, heads bowed as if in prayer, eggs in hand.
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Back in Orange County, John Altobelli was hard at work, preparing for the season opener of the Orange Coast College baseball team.
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We've been hard at work, as this bipartisan initiative has grown, expanding into both chambers of Congress and increasing participation every year.
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The Republicans' campaign arm has been hard at work blasting attack ads against any vulnerable Democrat who has backed Pelosi's impeachment strategy.
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You're hard at work today, Scorpio, and while some unexpected delays or scheduling issues may come up, some helpful solutions will, too.
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In the nine weeks since then our small team has been hard at work on development, testing and certification for the Foundation Update.
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Apple is rumored to be hard at work on new Apple Watch tech to provide continuous, noninvasive glucose monitoring for people with diabetes.
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Inside, a lone figure (possibly Ocean?) is hard at work, moving and sawing large planks of wood, all in an effort to make
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Wall Street strategists and company analysts have already been hard at work giving clients ways to play this big moment for the markets.
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But he's still hard at work on his eponymous line, too, having just sent its fall 2018 offering down the runway last month.
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Britain may be leading the charge, but insurgents and rebels from D.C. to Berlin are also hard at work tormenting their elitist overlords.
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While she's hard at work on her new seventh studio album, the singer said this period of her life is all about family.
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In addition to the NSFW expansion already available, Lee and his team are hard at work on expansions and tweaks to the game.
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Mitch Zeller, director of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products, said Thursday that the administration is "hard at work" on the flavor ban.
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Tamra Judge has been hard at work renovating her Southern California home since January—and now she's finally ready to show it off.
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Last year's Disrupt SF — TechCrunch's largest ever — was epic by any measure, and we're hard at work to make this year even better.
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It may feel like iOS 11 was just released, but Apple is already hard at work on the next version of its software.
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The actress was taking a well-deserved holiday vacation, as she's been hard at work filming her latest project, Tomboy, A Revenger's Tale.
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Scientists have been hard at work sifting through the data in order to glean insights about the structure and history of our galaxy.
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However, that was a strategic investment and the two companies are hard at work bringing next-generation hardware and software to data centers.
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And in reality, those lies serve an important purpose — providing grist for allied conservative "fake news" sites hard at work crafting alternate realities.
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LONDON — When she's not busy knocking the stuffing out of werewolves, British actress Kate Beckinsale is hard at work being awesome on Instagram.
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Astronomers are hard at work building a network of smaller observatories that can immediately follow up on gravitational wave detections with optical counterparts.
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You can be a lazy lion at times, Leo, but you're hard at work today, thanks to the Moon in Earth sign Capricorn.
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Thomas is hard at work trying to reshape the law and his former clerks now populate the Trump administration and the lower courts.
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Even before 1989, Beijing was hard at work stamping out Tibetan culture and religion, and its efforts have only intensified in recent years.
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There's also an elaborate diorama, created in Paris around 1820, showing a crew of mice hard at work in a miniature paper factory.
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They argued that they were hard at work behind the scenes dealing with the same troubles that incoming presidents have faced for decades.
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Without delay, Congress should end the uncertainty, shore up the economy, and keep Dreamers hard at work here in the country they love.
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The company has been hard at work on improving the mapping app, and it's interesting to see the learnings from the launch fiasco.
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White Rabbit still puts a big emphasis on winning competitions, but Venter is also hard at work building an esports industry in Africa.
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The company is also hard at work on some impressive metal printing technologies that turn out parts that are usable in complex machines.
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Meanwhile, a dedicated page for Damore's memo was created on Monday, and its Talk Page reveals that editors are already hard at work.
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On her side, DeVos has been hard at work dismantling the special Department of Education team that investigates fraud by for-profit colleges.
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The two start spending time together — no lying to her husband involved, he is hard at work in Dubai — but it's innocent stuff.
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The Animal Rescue Craft Guild has been hard at work knitting pouches, mittens and more for thousands of animals injured by the fires.
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Gordon also emphasized Luckin's outperformance relative to Starbucks, which has been hard at work for several years expanding and refining its China business.
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Google says it's hard at work resolving an issue that allows malicious third parties to hijack your Google Calendar with unremovable spam invites.
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Certainly not the team at Vim & Vigr, who has been hard at work producing quality, aesthetically pleasing socks for men and women alike.
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"With damaged homes, no power or cell service, our reporters have been hard at work," News Herald reporter Eryn Dion tweeted on Thursday.
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And Clement and Waititi were hard at work on a sequel, tentatively titled We're Wolves, before Waititi's ascent to Thor disrupted the production.
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The company said it has been "hard at work on a new pedal-assist bike," and the model will be rolled out soon.
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A green, blue, and purple rainbow arced overhead, indicating the mosquitoes were hard at work emptying their bladders on us, keeping us alive.
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"The devastation in #Texas continues to grow and my friends @savethechildren are hard at work helping keep kids affected by #hurricaneharvey safe," she wrote.
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Just last week, the Lithuanian artist was hard at work painting a giant kid fixing crooked windows on a three-story stucco apartment building.
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"Emergency management crews are hard at work in Eureka today cleaning up after last night's tornado," Colyer said in a tweet on Wednesday afternoon.
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IBM is hard at work trying to disentangle the concepts behind artificial intelligence (AI) to clients, explaining to them how the technology makes decisions.
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Mitch Zeller, director of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products, said last week that the administration is "hard at work" on the flavor ban.
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Sarah is also hard at work, studying for her high school equivalency test in hopes of getting her once-rocky life back on track.
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Writer-director Taika Waititi is fresh off What We Do In The Shadows and currently hard at work on the Marvel movie Thor: Ragnarok.
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In exchange, volunteers are treated to an all-access pass to Disrupt so you can enjoy the show when you're not hard at work.
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In the meantime, Weir is hard at work on another hard-science novel, as well as another film with Simon Kinberg and Ridley Scott.
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Developer Hello Games has been hard at work turning No Man's Sky into one of the most ambitious and expansive exploration games ever made.
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These companies might be quietly hard at work further segmenting their data, but for now, ignoring these nuances continues to be a blind spot.
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We'd heard from sources for weeks that it was coming, and that the company is already hard at work figuring out what comes next.
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For instance, they've been hard at work on immigration issues that would expedite both asylum seekers and seasonal farm workers at the Mexican border.
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The DunderKitten Instagram is filled with memorable quotes from Steve Carell's character matched with adorable shots of Michael Scott the cat hard at work.
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Some clever scientists repurposed the telescope as an exoplanet-hunter in a new mission called K2, and it's been hard at work ever since.
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Now, Shefali is dying, and her wife, Shizuka, is hard at work trying to patch together a broken empire as a demonic invasion looms.
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She's also been hard at work on her Netflix musical series, Mixtape, as well as her judging duties on Jennifer Lopez's World of Dance.
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The actress and comedian has been hard at work promoting this week's show, and Kanye has also been doing his part to help out.
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While they're hard at work, perhaps the company will heed the FCC Chairman's recommendation that they turn on the radio for their older phones.
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Accordingly, the electric vehicle maker has been hard at work with a software update to solve some of the issues plaguing the complex doors.
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The two actors were photographed hard at work on the set of their highly-anticipated Bad Boys for Life in Atlanta, Georgia, on Tuesday.
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Still, all the teams are hard at work, fueled by their collective excitement of being at the vanguard of a new form of transportation.
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Angelina Jolie is hard at work on the "most important" film of her career but is talking about an even more important topic: Motherhood.
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The video shows the duo successful and in a huge house, Ferg hard at work on some Adidas concepts, never wanting to let up.
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Rather than drafting bills, several House committees are hard at work fulfilling another important duty of collecting evidence and interviewing witnesses for the inquiry.
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With only a few months to go, Tillman is hard at work — just like during his NFL career — to keep his body in shape.
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"Our imagineers are hard at work conceiving an all-new innovative ride system to put you in the middle of the action," said Chapek.
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The Gen Xers, on the other hand, are hard at work chopping and digging—after all, who knows when a rainy day might come?
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This summer, when other kids his age are in swimsuits at the pool, Bailey is wearing his apron, hard at work in the kitchen.
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THE two giant furnaces at Port Talbot steelworks, Britain's biggest, were still hard at work this week, pouring out vast quantities of molten iron.
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Fortunately, scientists and intrepid environmentalists are hard at work so that in the future, today's plastic problem will be a thing of the past.
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Although our body goes on autopilot while doing mundane tasks like folding laundry or walking into the office, our brains are hard at work.
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As first reported by Apple news site 9to5Mac, early builds of iOS 13 suggest that Apple is hard at work on a Tile competitor.
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As the eclipse nears, Carbondale is hard at work preparing for them and the tens of thousands more expected for a celestial Super Bowl.
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" At around noon local time, Faris shared a photo of her father and brother on the couch, sarcastically quipping they were "hard at work.
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Most of them live in areas that are prone to flooding, and the principal is hard at work getting donations for those in need.
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Anti-Trump forces are still hard at work in deeply conservative areas, but the heady expectations of changing minds are getting harder to sustain.
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LOS ANGELES — Blocks from the ocean-misted mountain views of Venice Beach, Booker T. Jones was hard at work on a late-summer afternoon.
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"We're hard at work on language right now to take care of this problem so that children can remain with their parents," Goodlatte said.
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It'll probably be a long time before these alternatives can replicate the experience of a steak — though engineers are hard at work on it.
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It'll probably be a long time before these alternatives can replicate the feel of a steak — though engineers are hard at work on it.
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They get to go back to their districts over recess and talk about how they're still hard at work on a major campaign promise.
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A number of Mueller's prosecutors were hard at work on Veterans Day — when Michael Cohen took the train to Washington to talk to Mueller's team.
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Since news broke in July that her engagement to boyfriend of five years Taylor Kinney had ended, the versatile star has been hard at work.
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The leaked sex tape made her a household name, and Kris Jenner, ever hard at work, used that notoriety to skyrocket the family to fame.
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On this night, the restaurant is serving as a guerrilla soundstage where Mensa is hard at work shooting the music video for a forthcoming single.
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At the New York offices of Framestore VR Studio, artists are hard at work crafting new VR experiences during an uncertain time for the industry.
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These differences would be a big deal in a hypothetical universe where Congress was hard at work on trying to turn Trump's budget into law.
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We've been praising the Japanese artist for a minute now, but during her livestream interview, she revealed she's hard at work on her debut album.
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Lady Gaga and her dancers are hard at work practicing for the Super Bowl in a very private rehearsal space: A tent outside her home.
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The Broadway revival of Children of a Lesser God doesn't officially open until the spring, but the cast and crew are already hard at work.
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If BriTANick wasn't immediately propelled to online and offline stardom for the videos alone, it's because Kocher and McElhaney were hard at work beyond that.
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While the children are out collecting candy, the real Donald Trump will still be hard at work, completing another day of his mind-bending reign.
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The Trump administration was also hard at work last week on making it easier for nursing homes that provide substandard care to avoid legal liability.
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A number of Mueller's prosecutors were hard at work on Veterans Day —when Michael Cohen took the train to Washington to talk to Mueller's team.
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Amid separation rumors from her 10-year relationship with NBA star Carmelo Anthony, the actress and mother is hard at work on several upcoming projects.
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In exchange, volunteers are treated to an all-access pass to Disrupt Berlin so you can enjoy the show when you're not hard at work.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Steve Bray is already hard at work when dawn breaks over London, waving anti-Brexit banners behind television crews reporting live outside Westminster.
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Speaking of Retro, a series of rumors suggest that the studio is hard at work on the next installment of the beloved Star Fox series.
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Yes, he&aposs been hard at work talking tight -- stopping our tax dollars from funding abortion at home and abroad, but he&aposs done more.
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While Chip Gaines is hard at work training for his upcoming marathon, he can count on his wife, Joanna Gaines, to always have his back.
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A fluffy labradoodle captured the hearts and minds of the subreddit r/photoshopbattles, and Redditors have been hard at work doing the adorable pup justice.
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"Honoured to have my first tattoo done by dads friend Mark Mahoney," Brooklyn captioned a black and white photo of the artist hard at work.
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At the gigafactory they are now hard at work cramming 129 megawatt-hours (MWh) of capacity into a facility designed to keep their boss's word.
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"My father didn't understand me at first," said 32-year-old Lee Mi-seon, who was hard at work rehearsing in a basement dance studio.
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We're aware that some of you are having trouble signing into Xbox Live - the right teams are hard at work to get everything working again.
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The company, which hasn't said when it will announce the next Apple Watch, is reportedly hard at work remedying some of the device's current shortcomings.
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For nearly a year, Princeton researchers Steven Englehardt and Arvind Naranyan have been hard at work on a new project called the Princeton Web Census.
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She's also hard at work filming Keeping Up With The Kardashians, and celebrating the show's 10 year anniversary by partying it up in the studio.
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Justin Bieber is hard at work on the road – but Sunday night, he swapped his Purpose World Tour stage for one just off the Strip.
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Woodward and Bernstein are hard at work during Richard Nixon's second inauguration, the president having been re-elected in a landslide despite their hard work.
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It's rumored Apple is hard at work building a smart home app for iOS 10 ahead of next month's annual Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference (WWDC).
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While millions of Americans were enjoying a warm spring weekend, Facebook employees were hard at work responding to an avalanche of news about their company.
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The band just dropped the music video for their new single "Make It Sweet" and are hard at work finishing up their third studio album.
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The Chicago group has been creating their own zombie apocalypse game, and New York has been hard at work at their own Lovecraft-inspired tale.
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A rescue brigade, Topos Mexico, was huge part of efforts back in 1985 and is hard at work with the latest earthquakes and taking donations.
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So your insides are hard at work even if your outside "is fast asleep poolside," Dr. Rogers says, which could definitely make you feel sleepy.
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Rae Sremmurd finds rumors of their breakup amusing in a fake news sort of way ... because they've been hard at work on their new album.
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Even as the Democrats promote ideas that will erode these benefits, the Republicans have been hard at work building on continued success of tax reform.
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Currently the team is hard at work improving the robo-shorts, reducing the weight, making the assistance more powerful and more intuitive and so on.
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Notorious for liking to be seen hard at work, the president does not take "vacations," even when he's staying at one of his golf resorts.
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Aries season opened with you hard at work, which is great, but since it's your season and everything, you're probably better off partying, dear ram.
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Based on her Instagram, it looks like she was hard at work on the painting this spring while other students were getting ready for prom.
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You'll be hard at work all day, Aquarius, but later tonight the Moon will enter adventurous Sagittarius, lighting up the social sector of your chart.
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As a blizzard pounded the Boston area Tuesday night, the Boston Police Department was hard at work making sure people stayed safe during the storm.
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Following the massive success of his February single "Cheap Thrills" with Australian singer Sia, Sean Paul is currently hard at work on his new album.
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Mattos has been hard at work on the Estela cookbook, due out this fall, and the demands of print have changed his recipe development process.
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State legislators are the leaders of tomorrow, and progressive activists are hard at work supporting Democratic women running up and down ballots across the country.
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And we are hard at work, trying to figure out what's coming next for us here at the show now that this show is wrapping.
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On the other hand, government censors are hard at work scrubbing online posts that call for freedom of speech in the wake of Li's death.
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Her latest album was released in 2016, but in March she posted an Instagram from the studio, suggesting she's hard at work on new music.
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Caterers for the event were hard at work getting ready for the ceremony -- unloading supplies and wheeling them through the massive doors of the property.
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"Our team is hard at work on E3, we look forward to sharing with all who love to play what's ahead for us," Spencer said.
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Dozens of volunteers were hard at work one day before Thanksgiving preparing 600 delicious meals for the temporary residents of the Fort Worth animal shelter.
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And Redding used his velvet-lined growl of a voice to capture pride, desire, exultation and pain — just a great soul man, hard at work.
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Montana has been hard at work on his third studio album Montana, his first release under Epic Records since signing with the label in 2016.
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With the unemployment rate lower than it's been in 18 years, most Americans are hard at work, yet they still have a paucity of savings.
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The Bears Ears Commission began meeting within weeks of establishment of the monument and is hard at work on producing monument planning documents and recommendations.
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Across the country, Iranian-sponsored militias are hard at work establishing a corridor to move men and guns to proxy forces in Syria and Lebanon.
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Hundreds of miles above our heads, Earth-imaging satellites are hard at work, snapping high-resolution photos of our planet and its inhabitants (say cheese).
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Inside, however, it both looks and feels like a real restaurant — complete with waiters, bartenders, chefs hard at work, and, of course, a whole camera crew.
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Lamborghini is hard at work on the technology and vehicles you'll be lusting after in 2025, but wants to be even more forward-thinking than that.
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Trading Spaces' comeback season may not be airing until 2018, but the cast — including eight original members — is already hard at work filming the first episodes.
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Just days after making her big red carpet return, Selena Gomez is hard at work helping one of her closest friends launch a new swimwear line.
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And despite being hard at work as food and culture contributors for NBC, the Victoria's Secret Angels have made time to enjoy their amazing beachfront abodes.
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And if you're hard at work constructing your home YouTube or Twitch production studio, a panel of Ecovative's sound-dampening tiles will set you back $22.
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"Per the Post, when prosecutors moved to have Shkreli's bail revoked, he took to Facebook to write, "Lol Hillary Clinton's presumptive agents are hard at work.
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Alberto Valdes Garcia of IBM Research and his team are hard at work to bring more of the electromagnetic spectrum into our day-to-day lives.
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Since then, Bell has been hard at work on its own design, and at CES this week, it pulled back the curtain on its first concept.
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Over the course of the last few years, Mozilla's engineers were hard at work on a couple of projects that are now finally coming to fruition.
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Maybe it's just happy to have everyone talking about the Note 9, while it's hard at work on that folding phone we've heard so much about.
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Behind the scenes, her main makeup man, Mario Dedivanovic, has been hard at work giving the star her enviable smoky eyes, long lashes, and sculpted cheekbones.
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While this series has wrapped, Wired just published a new Murderbot short story, and Wells is hard at work on a new novel about the character.
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Over the course of the past 5 years, Walt Disney Imagineering has been hard at work making the world of Star Wars a reality on Earth.
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It was a Thursday evening, and puppeteer Stacey Gordon was hard at work in her Phoenix, Arizona studio when she received the call of a lifetime.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that West was hard at work during his time at the facility, even attempting to make music from his hospital bed.
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When devastating floods hit Louisiana in August, Drew and Jonathan Scott were hard at work in the area filming their new show, Brothers Take New Orleans.
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But the scientists behind the idea have been hard at work, and artificial meat that's both cost-effective and palatable may arrive sooner than we think.
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The SNL cast has been extremely supportive throughout all of this, as Lindsay has been back hard at work, focused on producing the Emmys and SNL.
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Ariel Winter shared a behind-the-scenes pic at a secret photo shoot showing her makeup artist hard at work applying makeup to her bare derrière.
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The Dawn spacecraft has been hard at work orbiting Ceres, and over the last week, it's sent back some stunning images of our closest dwarf planet.
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Movie Transformation Garner spent most of Fall 2017 hard at work on the set of the upcoming Peppermint, which looks like it'll be a wild ride.
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On a hot August day in Memphis, Carter, his wife Rosalynn and a group of volunteers were hard at work, building homes with Habitat for Humanity.
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McCoy snapped the photo of Siltala hard at work, and the sweet moment — shared by the Orono Police Department on Facebook — soon spread across social media.
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Google's Deep Mind and Elon-Musk funded OpenAI are hard at work devising methods to make sure artificial intelligence never works against humanity's interest, Wired reports.
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After almost six hours of lectures, he's hard at work in the library, with only a short break for dinner, followed by more revision before bed.
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Diesel is usually hard at work posing for photos on his Instagram account, so this relaxing bath-in-a-sink is probably long overdue for him.
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Todd Chrisley laughed off reports he owes $800k in back taxes, and although he's adamant it's NOT true ... he admits his lawyers are hard at work.
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Trinus VR's driver currently only runs at 60hz and doesn't support camera tracking, although modders supposedly are already hard at work developing solutions for each issue.
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Carly Rae Jepsen fans really, really, really, really, really, really want a new album — and the pop star is hard at work crafting her fourth LP!
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You've been hard at work, being responsible, but now that it's Leo season, you're ready to spend time with friends and even explore some new hobbies.
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While Putin has not recently declared an invasion or mobilized troops, he is certainly hard at work shaping global relations to suit the will of Russia.
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The deadline to file your taxes is rapidly approaching, but cyber criminals have already been hard at work trying to cash in with fraudulent tax returns.
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As soon as my pregnancy got announced, I've been hard at work on it — I've been really rushing because, selfishly, I want the samples to wear.
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NASA's spacewalks are typically planned to last 6.5 hours, so there's still plenty of time to watch them hard at work in the vacuum of space.
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Lira didn't qualify for this year's FIFA Interactive World Cup, the game's most prestigious tournament, but is already hard at work training for the 2017 edition.
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Researchers are hard at work creating new generations of AI that learn and process in unprecedented detail and sophistication, AIs that learn much as we do.
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China's Internet companies are already hard at work developing driverless car technology and entertainment systems for cars, many of which are based on Google's Android software.
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Though she's still hard at work on Jane the Virgin, Gina Rodriguez isn't letting her duties on that project stop her from working on plenty more.
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My team has been hard at work on polish, performance improvements, auto-magic to help users get things done (safely!) with less clicks or bumps, & more
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The melanoma was detected early, and Ambassador Huntsman is already back in Moscow with his family and Embassy colleagues, hard at work representing the United States.
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But that's not the end of it—chemists are hard at work making a better silk, still with help from the industry's old friend, Bombyx mori.
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Axios has been hard at work explaining what to know about President Trump's inner circle, including chief strategist Steve Bannon, the former chairman of Breitbart News.
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I don't feel I can talk to any of my friends about this, as they are hard at work and can't really identify with my boredom.
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Take-Two took great pains to say little to nothing about what Rockstar was up to, except promising they were "hard at work" or some such.
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And seeing as how John Krasinski is already hard at work on A Quiet Place 2, the guys might be on their way to starting one.
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But Mr. Moore's cousin is moving to the city and, he reports, is hard at work trying to find a place within a five-block radius.
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Here its young clientele — who would not qualify for most amusement park rides — was intently reading comics, discussing them or hard at work making their own.
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Journalists have been and continue to be hard at work, talking to medical professionals and government officials to deliver the public answers to these important questions.
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While the Netflix series is centered on the 2019 competition, in real-life, they are hard at work preparing for this year's national championship in April.
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The private and academic sectors are hard at work on a technology solution: one that is tamper-proof, ensures confidentiality and makes sharing medical data easy.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it's already hard at work to make further improvements, having instituted new goals as of the end of 2017.
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Trump established his reelection committee on his first day in office, and Politico recently reported that its fundraisers, pollsters, and opposition researchers are hard at work.
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A few vaccines have been approved to move outside the cold chain already, and researchers are hard at work to achieve the same with other vaccines.
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Click here to view original GIFNASA engineers are currently hard at work developing Space Launch System 1—what will be the biggest, most powerful rocket ever built.
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If that sounds a lot like Instagram, I have some bad news: The platform's parent company, Facebook, is hard at work making Instagram more like Hell, too.
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However, the campaign has long been hard at work identifying swing voters and building a massive data operation to target and turn them out on Election Day.
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The worship will be heading out on an arena tour starting in April and is also hard at work on new music that fans have been anticipating.
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Microsoft's quantum computer may not have a working qubit yet, but the company has been hard at work on building the tools to program future quantum computers.
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They're also hard at work on the much-awaited Android version, which will also be coming to China, where the game has proven surprisingly popular on Steam.
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Nevertheless, AI researchers are hard at work tackling the problem of artificial creativity, and machines are slowly learning how to write poems, novels and even movie scripts.
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Netflix has been hard at work transforming its catalog, spending billions on originals as it works to fend off competitors in an increasingly crowded streaming video marketplace.
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Schiller says Apple is hard at work on a new Mac Pro system with a separate pro display, but it's not clear exactly when either will arrive.
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Under a Democratic president, the FCC would continue much as it had done for years, with a Democratic majority hard at work refining and bolstering net neutrality.
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While it's not the 102 percent growth that Microsoft saw from its product, Azure, Amazon spent the quarter hard at work scoring some key clients including Salesforce.com.
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And as usual, instead of enjoying them responsibly, the internet is hard at work trying to find ways to make spinners as dangerous as playing with firecrackers.
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London (CNN)In a non-descript office in central London, young analytical minds are hard at work crunching thousands of pieces of data about every American adult.
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As if creating a baby wasn't enough to keep her busy, Kylie Jenner was also hard at work creating a new Kylie Cosmetics collection during her pregnancy.
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John Legend shared his seat with daughter Luna Simone, posting an adorable photo of his 3-year-old hard at work helping him judge the upcoming performances.
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We've been hard at work getting everything ready and the good news is that we're now going through certification and testing with multiple US and international carriers.
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Zac Efron sent his social media followers into a tizzy on Tuesday when he shared another glimpse at the "good genes" hard at work in his family.
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"When Bambi isn't busy attacking the sprinklers in the front yard, she's hard at work staking her claim as the best cuddler you've ever met," Grossman added.
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The Structure depth-sensing camera itself has been around for a couple of years, but Occipital's been hard at work since then making it easier to use.
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But while most assembly-line robots help put together products you'll one day hold in your hands, Liam is hard at work disassembling your ruined, returned iPhones.
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The actor has been hard at work filming the upcoming third Bill & Ted movie, titled Face the Music, 20 years after the sequel hit theaters in 1989.
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Since the passing of the collective's brightest star in 2014, the remaining apostles of the late DJ Rashad have been hard at work spreading his musical gospel.
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"As heartbreaking as this sounds, we're hard at work bringing the magic of Sunrise to the Outlook apps," reads a message from the Sunrise team at Microsoft.
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In a sun-filled building a few blocks from a well-traveled metro stop in DC a few weeks later, Mark and Kelly were hard at work.
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As you might know ... Meek's been hard at work both in the studio and on the big stage trying to bring people together for criminal justice reform.
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Attendance is set to exceed last year's 10,000+ crowd, and we're hard at work building a stellar lineup of speakers, panelists, demos, Q&A Sessions and workshops.
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Gavin, who's dating model and actress Sophia Thomalla these days, has been hard at work in the studio lately, so maybe he was just feeling a groove.
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Back in Poughkeepsie, Hannah's somehow hard at work at her wife-swapping story — I don't care if it's bad, I'm just happy to see her doing something.
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There are also pics of young Travis at his Bob-omb stamped laptop, presumably hard at work on figuring out how to replace his veins with wires.
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It's usually the case that phone makers are hard at work on the next phone and the one after that long before the current one even launches.
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Google is hard at work on a new headquarters to replace its Googleplex: a collection of movable glass buildings that can expand or contract as business requires.
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The moon in Virgo finds you hard at work today, Sagittarius, but this evening, the moon enters Libra and lights up the social sector of your chart.
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After having been rather quiet on the product front for a while, Slack has been hard at work over the past few months adding to its experience.
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Saying most of his time is being spent on building his eponymous presidential center, Obama also told Kass he's been hard at work writing his third book.
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"House Democrats are hard at work in negotiations with USTR to address the critical concerns with the USMCA draft," Henry Connelly, a spokesperson for Pelosi, tells CNBC.
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A few feet away, Cécile is hard at work with six Krampouz billigs, the nickname given to the traditional circular plaques used to cook crêpes and galettes.
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We get back in our cars and proceed to a field where there are a dozen workers hard at work pulling six or seven beets a minute.
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Researchers at the Hybrid Robotics Group at UC Berkeley and CMU are hard at work making sure their robots don't fall over when tiptoeing through rough terrain.
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" Meanwhile, he dropped some hints of what's to come: "The Ingress team is hard at work imagining what the next version of Ingress is going to be.
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The FCC may be hard at work at "bridging the digital divide," as Chairman Pai so frequently puts it, and the Connect America Fund II will help.
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In January of this year, LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy confirmed the band was hard at work on a new album to be released sometime in 2016.
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Unclear who she's on the trip with or who took the pic -- but it likely wasn't Melo -- who's been hard at work with The Oklahoma City Thunder.
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To someone with a hammer, every problem looks like a nail — and as expected, the tech sector is hard at work hammering every nail it can find.
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Kim Kardashian West may have just launched her new shapewear, SKIMS, two days ago, but she's already hard at work planning her next innovation for the brand.
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Overcoats have not released an album since "Young," their 2017 debut, but a recently released EP suggests that the pair are hard at work in the studio.
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The exciting news is that scholars, activists and pastors from a range of religions are hard at work dismantling and replacing dated notions with vibrant new insights.
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In "Building the Boat While Sailing" (2012), two dozen people are hard at work (people doing things!) on what looks like another metaphor for the creative process.
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For our part, the Republican National Committee has been hard at work engaging Americans across the country to share and build support for the tax cut plan.
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Congress and the Trump administration are said to be hard at work creating a tax bill, aiming for a signature economic policy achievement in the months ahead.
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California baker Claire Ptak is hard at work finishing up the staple for any wedding ... this cake contains 200 Amalfi lemons, and 10 bottles of elderflower cordial.
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Growing and enhancing living tissue is not a brand-new technology: Scientists are hard at work creating organs to save the lives of thousands waiting for a donation.
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Inside, a lone figure (possibly Ocean?) is hard at work, moving and sawing large planks of wood, all in an effort to make … well, we don't actually know.
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Conte, stung by Salvini's move to sack him, said pointedly on Thursday that most ministers had been hard at work through summer and were "not on the beach".
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Since parting ways with Zynga in 2012, Chen has been hard at work on a variety of apps, each with a strong social aspect, but definitively no games.
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The angelic Carrie Underwood has blessed us all with with a very special dog video: her tiny terrier, Ace, hard at work during an underwater physical therapy session.
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While Republican National Convention speakers continued to largely attack Hillary Clinton (some even more than promoting Trump), her social team was hard at work with some serious snark.
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To make all the food and beverages that will go out to those 112 tables, 11 chefs, 120 culinary staff, and 50 bartenders will be hard at work.
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Inside the brains of most baseball fans there is a small talmudic scholar hard at work, hunched in passionate study over a game that's simultaneously discrete and wild.
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Our legal team is hard at work preparing our responses, and as part of that work, we've had many discussions with current and former employees about these issues.
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Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg in 2010 Spielberg and Ford will be hard at work on the next Indiana Jones film, which is scheduled for release in 2020.
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Peak Design, the team behind six successful Kickstarter campaigns, are currently hard at work at their latest project by revamping their camera-carrying clip into its latest version.
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Those of you looking to spend the weekend before Disrupt hard at work coding, tinkering and hacking together something pretty awesome can get your free hackathon tickets here.
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McDonald's is already hard at work on the system, which it hopes to have up and running in all of its more than 14,000 U.S. locations this year.
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The star posted videos on Snapchat of herself hard at work at the factory, hair net and all, pouring a brand new lip kit shade into individual tubes.
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While President Donald Trump , promising reform on healthcare, tax and a "great wall" on the southern border, his namesake son was also hard at work - to the north.
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All the winning teams are now hard at work finalizing their pod designs in anticipation of the upcoming competition — while also keeping a close eye on Musk's company.
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In addition to RHONY and her hit Cabaret show #CountessAndFriends, the mother of two has also been hard at work at her SuperJeweler collaboration, dubbed the Countess Collection.
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Separate from this endeavor, Mozilla has been hard at work rolling out Electrolysis to bring the benefits of a multiprocess architecture to Firefox users for quite some time.
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As Jamie Dimon was throwing cold water on the most famous exemplar of blockchain technology, his employees were hard at work creating innovative solutions on the same foundations.
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Leading up to the presidential election, he was hard at work with Voto Latino, a national nonprofit that seeks to educate and empower Latinos to get involved politically.
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Alex the Ballplayer slowly became Alex the Entrepreneur, and his account was full of pictures of Rodriguez hard at work—either in a suit for A-Rod Corp.
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Social media companies have been hard at work to make sure they play a helpful rather than harmful role in disseminating news and information about the coronavirus pandemic.
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As the November midterm election approaches, our Politics department, a growing team of 16 journalists, is hard at work covering the wave of primaries across the United States.
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My team has been hard at work scripting and staging a Harry Potter story that will play out on the main stage over the course of the convention.
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" Reacting to the ruling, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, said in a tweet: "US Embassy Berlin has been hard at work getting this hotel shut down.
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Virtually no one knows exactly how addictive smoking is, and the tobacco industry has been hard at work manipulating their products to make them more addictive over time.
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"Project Runway" finalist Mychael Knight was still hard at work one month before his death, but an intestinal disorder was already taking a visible toll on his body.
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The Rocketeer, Tron and Enchanted: Don't look now, but Disney's already hard at work trying to flesh out these franchises with a sequel, a reboot, and a sequel, respectively.
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His work in the 1940s and 50s feels rooted in historicism, capturing the stoic nature of slavery-era black people hard at work, stony expressions on their impenetrable faces.
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According to the actor and director, he's been hard at work on a Big Lebowski spinoff called Going Places starring his shit-talking, bowling ball–licking character Jesus Quintana.
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Anglada-Escudé himself worked on last year's discovery of Proxima Centauri b, and he told me that researchers are still hard at work trying to understand what's orbiting Proxima.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County cast member and her husband, Eddie, have been hard at work making over their new home, often documenting the process on social media.
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The company, along with others in the flight industry, are hard at work on artificial intelligence systems that are capable of making even more of the decisions pilots make.
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Cher seems healthy and happy, proud of her two adorable boy kittens and hard at work on a line of branded swag that includes coffee mugs and T-shirts.
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As I write, she's hard at work tearing apart a stuffed raccoon and flinging its fluffy entrails across the Mashable office — a mess I'll have to clean up later.
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Bond 25 might be plagued by a running list of controversies, but star Daniel Craig and director Cary Joji Fukunaga are still hard at work making the upcoming movie.
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The magic he believes in seems to live and thrive in stories, and Oz has been hard at work over the course of his life to preserve his legacy.
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Florida's Republican-held state legislature, meanwhile, is currently hard at work on strategies to undermine a recently passed ballot initiative that is supposed to restore voting rights to felons.
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We are now hard at work on our next mobile product and will continue to sell accessories and provide speedy software updates and customer support to our existing community.
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Like, for example, this ASMR-style video made inside IBM's new Q computation center — a research lab where the company is hard at work on its quantum computing hardware.
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" While she didn't give any hints on the timeline of her new musical offerings, Lohan did confirm the news with a reply on Twitter that read, "Hard At Work.
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In other words, get used to seeing it more and more; Layden is already hard at work looking at what new products Whole Foods will offer in fall 2018.
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And most recently, Victoria — who has been hard at work with her Victoria Beckham Beauty line — also teased new styles from the fall collection of her namesake fashion line.
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Now, according to Yahoo Finance, Fitbit is hard at work on a new smartwatch, and it's run into so many issues the company has been forced to delay it.
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Somewhere along the line while it was hard at work on the Ionic, it occurred to Fitbit that it really ought to make a pair of Bluetooth headphones, too.
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After announcing stores including The Gap, Waldenbooks, Sam Goody, Claire's and more, the clips ends by showing Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) hard at work at his new summer job!
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The next season of Westworld is still a long ways away, but that doesn't mean the cast isn't hard at work putting together the next installment of robots vs.
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The young refugees at Ritsona are already hard at work on their third edition of the magazine, which they hope to wrap up by the end of this month.
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Because, sexism.) Until then, Minson and other researchers are hard at work researching and developing personal thermal comfort devices to help women (and cold men) stop shivering at work.
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Heavy equipment like trucks and drilling rigs that would have been scattered across the countryside hard at work a couple years ago now sit idle in padlocked equipment yards.
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And you and two of your colleagues will get full access to everything that makes Disrupt great on the days you're not hard at work displaying in the Alley.
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"IRS employees have been hard at work over the past year to implement the biggest tax law changes the nation has seen in more than 30 years," Rettig said.
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It remains a focus for President Trump and his administration, as they are hard at work investing in and advocating greater opportunities for women and girls in their communities.
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In 2015, still a registered Democrat, Omarosa was hard at work fundraising for the Ready for Hillary PAC — the stand-in for the Hillary Clinton campaign before she announced.
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You're hard at work today, but tonight your focus will shift to your relationships after the Moon enters Air sign Gemini, the sign opposite you on the zodiac wheel.
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Miss USA Cheslie Kryst is hard at work on a project that goes well beyond your typical beauty pageant agenda -- and it has her crossing paths with Kim Kardashian.
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You're hard at work and concerned about your reputation today, Leo, but tonight you'll be in the mood to socialize, thanks to the Moon entering chatty Air sign Gemini.
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On the academic side, institutions like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Oxford are hard at work mapping the human brain and attempting to emulate it.
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You've been hard at work during Leo season, but now the energy is shifting and your focus turns to your relationships as the Sun enters your opposite sign, Virgo.
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He led a top-secret weapons-development unit called Sector 22016 and was hard at work building an underground weapons factory to replace one destroyed by Israel last year.
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The sight of independent metalworkers, bricklayers, and carpenters hard at work in the building sites of Yeka Abado is testament to the IHDP's distinctiveness as an urban planning scheme.
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But recruiters are already hard at work trying to persuade the uninsured to buy coverage through the law, which remains in effect despite Republicans' best efforts to repeal it.
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The triple threat, who blessed us with television gems like Glee, Pose, and American Crime Story, is currently hard at work creating new stories for fans to obsess over.
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What I can assure you is that we are hard at work making sure people don't misuse this platform so that you can continue to build things on it.
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Economic View Congress and the Trump administration are said to be hard at work creating a tax bill, aiming for a signature economic policy achievement in the months ahead.
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Hard at work on Kalpitiya's beach, planting a row of fragile mangrove saplings in gloopy black mud, Perera says the restoration of the mangroves has been pivotal for her.
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Tech giants are hard at work prepping their latest products for 2020, which means awesome deals on a lot of fantastic (and previously expensive) products to make shelf space.
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At the Capitol, the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said Republicans were hard at work on their legislation, although he did not divulge any specifics about it.
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Senior appropriators and leaders from both chambers are also hard at work seeking an agreement to proceed with regular appropriations for next year, racing against a December 20 deadline.
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The Easter bunny was hard at work this year scrambling to find the best spot for his colorful gems, and it's finally time to dig up the seasonal surprise!
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Artists and design studios Liz West, Rachel Rossin, Jeremy Couillard, NONOTAK, and Moment Factory have all been hard at work in recent years, pushing themselves creatively with unrelenting energy.
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With the new season comes the knowledge that the show is swiftly coming to an end — and that HBO is hard at work on follow-ups that capture its spirit.
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"Our production team has been hard at work designing a world that takes something we all think we know – the internet – but shows it in a whole new, imaginative way."
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The singer had CBS censors hard at work on Sunday after her tribute to George Michael went awry, prompting her to swear and ask for a restart while on stage.
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Elon Musk's Boring Company is reportedly hard at work digging its first tunnel outside of SpaceX HQ in Hawthorne, California — but the company's eccentric leader has poetry on the mind.
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Kylie has been documenting the mural from it's inception on Snapchat, showing videos of her hired artist hard at work creating the perfect portrait of the star on the wall.
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Publicly, Gordhan has said that he still enjoys a good relationship with Zuma, and that he is hard at work preparing a budget policy speech to be delivered next week.
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The company is said to be hard at work on a Siri/Alexa/Google Assistant competitor, employing a team of more than 100 people tasked with its creation in Shenzhen.
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Augmented reality money-raiser Magic Leap is still hard at work on that first product, but they're also continuing to get some pretty notable names to back up their vision.
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When it comes to the renovations, Joanna writes that her husband Chip was hard at work with moving things along, and promised an opening by the end of the year.
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And most recently, Victoria, who has been hard at work with her Victoria Beckham Beauty line, also teased new styles from the fall collection of her name-sake fashion line.
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Westworld hasn't been officially renewed for its second season, but husband-and-wife showrunning team Jonathan and Lisa Joy Nolan are already hard at work cracking the code, Deadline reports.
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It's also why she's been hard at work on voter registration drives at her school at the same time as some — too many, she says — of her classmates are apathetic.
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We're hard at work building the roster of speakers — top tech founders, investors and entrepreneurs who will share their stories, insights and maybe a prediction or two along the way.
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Hadid, who told PEOPLE she is now involved in a "very private" relationship with a businessman, has been hard at work sprucing up her new digs since she moved in.
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Other states with nuclear weapons, such as China, Pakistan, India and, particularly, North Korea, are hard at work to improve both the quality and the size of their nuclear forces.
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The online group of high-profile ethereum developers, which included Taylor Monahan, founder of popular ethereum wallet MyEtherWallet, was hard at work pinning down the problem and formulating a solution.
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He's hard at work on a book proposal and thinking up ideas to pitch as part of Facebook's new research initiative, which grants independent academics access to the company's data.
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You've been hard at work this month due to all the planets hanging out in Virgo, and when Venus enters Libra, you'll have some awesome people to keep you company!
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Around the time the consensus statement came out, Gatenby and his collaborators in Tampa were hard at work running cell experiments in a lab down the hall from his office.
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In a video shared to Chrissy Teigen's Instagram account Thursday morning, her adorable 23-month-old daughter is hard at work showing off hair-styling skills on dad John Legend.
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Apple is reportedly hard at work on closing the loophole that would allow the company to aid the FBI in breaking into an iPhone used by the San Bernardino shooter.
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While Gavel may not be tracking criminals as the police department once hoped, he has been hard at work welcoming guests and playing with tour groups at the governor's house.
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While Motherboard's staff is already hard at work on several rather premium stories for the week, we're also looking to feature a number of stories from outside contributors as well.
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This is Fast Forward's first major event of 2018 and the crew as well as the many volunteers have been hard at work on the production since early this morning.
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The White House has packed Trump&aposs public schedule during the hearings to portray an image of a president hard at work for the American people amid the impeachment turmoil.
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Situated in the gym, the pair are hard at work during the sweat session as Rio swings a medicine ball in one clip and lifts small hand weights in another.
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Because many state and local governments at the time were still controlled by rivals, Chavez also saw the military as a tool that could show his administration hard at work.
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While his tourist customers swill back beer and speculate on whether the fights will be fixed, promoter Somnuek Wongsak is hard at work, dealing with problems as they invariably arise.
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And while Beyoncé herself gave no indication that an album with this same sound is on its way, one Twitter user was already hard at work on an alternative solution.
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"Our industry is hard at work doing the research on the HFC alternatives," said Stephen Yurek, the chief executive of the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute, an advocacy group.
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At Bard the pianist Danny Driver performed one such exercise, a Fugue in G Minor, as an endearingly clunky testament to a midcareer artist hard at work on self-improvement.
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Blizzard is no stranger to fighting for a wholesome environment: they've also been hard at work permanently banning cheaters, and trying to build a competitive mode that doesn't turn nasty.
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It's been in the works for more than a month, and Sanders' advisers say he's been hard at work on final revisions in recent days as he traveled across Iowa.
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Most afternoons, you'll see me hard at work on my computer at my local cafe, my son napping beside me in a stroller and the newborn strapped to my chest.
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Getting back underground was the aim, but he wanted his sons to see how it was supposed to be: him hard at work and their mother at home with them.
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Over in the Rayburn Building, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, has been hard at work at what he says is exactly that.
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Either way, you can rest easy knowing that the default Edge browser search engine is hard at work, spreading vile garbage to those unfortunate enough to still be using it.
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Three months after Netflix signed a deal with one of India's most popular film stars Shah Rukh Khan, the company is hard at work on bringing another Indian superstar onboard.
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Kanye West has been hard at work finishing his album, doing a massive shoe release and practicing for his gig on 'SNL' ... a performance that'll feature some serious star power.
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In a lush valley surrounded by the Peruvian Andes — past two sets of security gates, high fences, barbed wire and a rigorous pat-down — 2100 women stood hard at work.
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On Wednesday, the Russo Brothers — who are currently hard at work on the follow-up to Avengers: Infinity War — posted a tweet that was clearly designed to send fans into overdrive.
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Meanwhile, theorists have been hard at work trying to figure out why showrunners who are happy to cut the throats of characters with dwindling relevance are bothering to keep Baelish around.
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The model offspring-turned-West Coast It girl has been hard at work carrying on the family legacy, earning her stripes as a forced to be reckoned within the fashion industry.
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At Google-owned lab DeepMind, Facebook's AI research division, and other AI outfits around the world, researchers are hard at work teaching software how to play ever-more sophisticated video games.
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" He said the county and city would "work to ensure a transparent and thorough investigation," adding that career professionals were hard at work on the case and should be extended "grace.
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Fossil Group is hard at work delivering its tall-order promise of launching 100 connected devices by the end of this year across brands like Michael Kors, Armani and Tory Burch.
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"We've been hard at work on future hardware as well, with even bigger batteries and more ruggedized [scooters], which will circle back on at some point in the future," he said.
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She is currently preparing to launch her Formation world tour in Miami on Wednesday, and Lawson shared a behind-the-scenes look at her daughter hard at work earlier this week.
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Three weeks have passed since Kim Kardashian West was robbed at gunpoint in Paris and her perpetrators remain at large — but French authorities are still hard at work on the case.
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Android's dark mode is already available in the beta version of Q, and Google is hard at work updating its first-party apps to take advantage of the new color scheme.
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Both Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat put out a new, improved version of their burgers this year, and both have teams hard at work on developing an even more perfect burger.
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There's less than a month to go until the Super Bowl LI takes over Houston's NRG Stadium, and halftime performer Lady Gaga is hard at work rehearsing for her big show.
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Dom Hofmann, one of the co-founders of shortform video platform Vine, has been hard at work on a successor to the now-defunct mobile app he's simply calling just v2.
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It's still early, as the robo-cars are currently just prototypes, but Google is already hard at work trying to answer some of those questions, judging by a recent job posting.
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Canadian expat Robert Bezeau and his team of workers are hard at work constructing the eco-residential community atop 83 acres of established jungle on the island of Bocas Del Toro.
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Two weeks ago, Legend, who's one of the hosts of The Voice this season, shared an adorable photo of his baby girl hard at work helping him judge the upcoming performances.
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Today, he's hard at work again on Savior—this gorgeously hand-drawn platformer is some way off yet, with a rough release date of March 2018 listed on the Indiegogo page.
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If you've been an asshole, this is a splendid time for everyone to hear about it, but if you've been diligently hard at work, these eclipses could lead you somewhere wonderful.
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State officials are now hard at work on a plate that will look more like the Nebraska Sower, and thus less like a dude gently and carefully cradling his massive testicles.
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The catering chefs had been hard at work all day, flicking through sheets of dehydrated pork skin like some ancient book before adding water, chopping, and stir-frying them with vegetables.
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His story begins there, with his discovery as a teenager by Philadelphia A's owner-manager Connie Mack (again, both also defunct—entropy is hard at work on the Sam Crane story).
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By the time it's over, the team will be hard at work planning their next festival, United Street Food, as well as unveiling of an organic, halal döner in the fall.
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Fortunately, our defense manufacturers are the best in the world, and are hard at work designing and building the next generation of subs and aircraft to maintain our competitive technological advantage.
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Rockstar Games, the studio that developed Grand Theft Auto, is "hard at work" on future projects that will be revealed soon, Take-Two Chief Executive Strauss Zelnick said in a statement.
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So while for most of its life it will be hard at work on weapons systems, during its childhood it will be able to experience a wider breadth of scientific problems.
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Thankfully, Finnish design company Moodmetric has been hard at work refashioning them into wearable devices, swapping out their temperature-sensitive liquid crystals for a mood tracking smartphone app / biometric sensor combo.
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Mrs. Clinton's legion of online content producers have been hard at work, putting together video clips and writing listicles to expand the former first lady and secretary of state's bona fides.
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A talented artist, Jillian loves theater and special-effects makeup design, and she was hard at work on an outfit for a "Walking Dead" costume contest at a local car dealership.
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While the California Legislature is still working out the precise details of the law and its implementation, other states — including New York — are hard at work on their own privacy legislation.
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In January, Gates signed a new lawyer who reportedly had been working on cutting him a plea deal, and according to the LA Times, they've been hard at work on negotiations.
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Since then, Sullivan has been hard at work, buying property and equipment and getting out in the fields to harvest the hemp by hand to eventually turn it into CBD oil.
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Facebook is already hard at work knitting together its various messaging apps — WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, and Messenger — making them end-to-end encrypted and giving users more control over their data.
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The 423th seed married fiancee Abigail Dixon on June 9 but the big-serving 30-year-old has been hard at work preparing for the year's third Grand Slam ever since.
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The group was made up of city employees, members of the National Guard and about 70 citizens who were hard at work, trudging through the mud as rain whipped around them.
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"She's really bounced back more quickly than everyone expected," says a source close to Gomez, who's been hard at work this month shooting an untitled Woody Allen movie in New York City.
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The moon in Capricorn finds you hard at work today, Leo, but fun is in the air, too—it's a magical time to connect with friends and lovers, to travel and explore.
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Deep learning is already hard at work on tasks ranging from automatically recognizing faces and objects on social networks to translating online phone calls from one language to another on the fly.
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Deep learning is already hard at work on tasks ranging from automatically recognizing faces and objects on social networks to translating online phone calls from one language to another on the fly.
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In a lengthy Twitter post, Mollie declared that she never saw Kattan and Heckerling together during pre-production on Roxbury, as Heckerling was hard at work on the script with Steve Koren.
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And over at Fandango's crown jewel, Rotten Tomatoes, Shepela has been hard at work with exhibitors to strengthen RT's verified Audience Score (which sits alongside the Tomatometer) to ensure authentic audience reviews.
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In addition to her substantial personal donation, the singer stated that she and her boyfriend, former Yankees player Alex Rodriguez, were hard at work to garner support from their colleagues and friends.
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She opted not to leave Gilead during the show's second season, and it seems she's now hard at work formulating a revolution against her oppressors and hunting for allies to help her.
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" She's been hard at work on her new album for over two years, telling V Magazine earlier this year that the LP is "the best thing I've done in a long time.
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Since stepping down from her namesake label in 23, designer Donna Karan has been hard at work vamping up her Urban Zen line, a brand that focuses on wellness and artisanal goods.
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In addition to one-on-one interviews with the creators of the Broadway show, the trailer includes a behind-the-scenes look at the cast hard at work in the rehearsal studio.
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On the jammed streets down below, eight real dogs will be hard at work keeping the crowds safe by using their ultra-sensitive noses to sniff out the merest whiff of explosives.
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It's no secret the fashion industry at large is hard at work on its messaging that clothing is post-gender, but the shopping experience at the retail level is still undergoing construction.
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We're hard at work evaluating the applicants — it's a highly selective process — but we can assure you that this startup pitch competition will be an epic battle for the ages. Boo-ya!
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While getting ready for an event, the 18-year-old rising beauty mogul shared footage of the cut going down, captioning a photo "Bye Hair" while her hairstylist was hard at work.
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With the second season of Big Little Lies slated for a 2019 return, Nicole Kidman and the rest of the show's stellar cast have been hard at work shooting the follow up.
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You've been hard at work this month, Scorpio, and the full moon in Libra that arrived early this morning reminded you of how important it is for you to take a break.
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Just about every major player in the automotive space has outlined an EV development plan, and companies like Mercedes-Benz and Tesla are hard at work on their own heavy-duty EVs.
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The mother of six has been hard at work serving as a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador, most recently taking a trip to Seoul, South Korea, with her sons, Pax, 14, and Maddox, 17.
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But the Cemu team is hard at work and eventually Breath of the Wild may play and look better on PC using emulation than on the Wii U or even the Switch.
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The Texas Rangers and the city of Arlington have been hard at work planning a new stadium for the ball club, financed by a 50-83 split in public and private funds.
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Police have not yet revealed what led to the discovery of Robert-Joseph's body but have said they are hard at work trying to find whoever's involved in the community leader's death.
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The MCU is currently hard at work prepping its first female-led movie, 2019's Captain Marvel, with Brie Larson set to star and Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck confirmed to direct.
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It's only been a day since Tumblr announced it was banning adult content on the platform, but already its automated content moderation algorithm has been hard at work flagging nudity and porn.
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You've been hard at work this month, Libra, but today's full moon in Virgo needs you to find a better balance between your mundane chores and being able to escape the world.
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They show Walt Disney, Marc Davis, and his core team of Imagineers not posing for the camera — but actually hard at work creating the attractions millions of guests are still enjoying today.
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As Jefferies' favorite name for the holiday season, Wal-Mart has been hard at work to improve its online presence and shipping speed in response to pressure from e-commerce giant Amazon.
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A London hedge-fund manager who lives in the Esher and Walton constituency in the county of Surrey has been hard at work trying to unseat local member of Parliament, Dominic Raab.
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As the rye was going into the ground, Reese was hard at work with St. Paul graphic designer Jenney Stevens crafting what would become the clean, Scandinavian-inspired Far North Spirits brand.
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The singer, actress, composer, philanthropist and serial surpriser has been hard at work recently, restoring her $25 million Beverly Hills home — which she bought in September 2015 — to its original 1934 condition.
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When I arrive, Hasan, the islak guru, is hard at work hastily moving the burgers around to make sure that the bottom doesn't burn and all the parts are just as wet.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is hard at work on the Trump Administration's tax plan, which he says could come by August, according to interviews Thursday with the Wall Street Journal and CNBC.
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Mars and Saturn's intense face-off demands that you grind hard at work, so maybe you can multitask; consider socializing with coworkers to take the edge off of a stressful work week.
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Nonetheless, Trevino is hard at work moving his body and flicking the dials on his DJ controller; which he does by periodically slipping off his headset to see where his hands are.
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The museum gives Saul, who at 217 is still hard at work, two full floors of gallery space, but that's barely enough to contain the energy of one our greatest history painters.
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The museum gives Saul, who at 85 is still hard at work, two full floors of gallery space, but that's barely enough to contain the energy of one our greatest history painters.
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Brains are extraordinarily hungry organs, requiring, ounce for ounce, more calories to sustain their operations than almost any other tissue, and these caloric demands rise when the brain is hard at work.
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The artist and his crew are hard at work to inaugurate Florecer, a healing center in Mexico City that focuses on "reviving the being," through different forms of therapies and group activities.
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Jay-Z says he and Beyonce sitting through the "Star Spangled Banner" at the Super Bowl was absolutely NOT a protest of any sort ... it was simply 2 moguls hard at work.
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In the sweet photograph Joanna, 41, shared to Instagram, Emmie is hard at work, concentrating on rolling out the last of the dough while Crew waits patiently with cookie cutters in hand.
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Instead, the government has been hard at work in recent weeks using state media, propaganda posters, and performances to warn the public of a bumpy road ahead under U.S. and international pressure.
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Great job to the field and everyone who has helped get the word out about the "Now" as the product and engineering teams have been hard at work on the "Barracuda" release.
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We're proud to say we're on track to achieve 85033 percent this year and are also hard at work on sustainability goals that will include Amazon's facilities worldwide, including our fulfillment centers.
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The ads, which debuted during the Olympics, feature the smiling faces of Exxon scientists and engineers hard at work on algae-based biofuels, energy efficiency, and other tools to fight climate change.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When he wasn't sketching or bent over his etching press, hard at work, the 19th-century professional printmaker Henri-Charles Guérard often visited the Paris zoo.
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IBM is hard at work on the problem of ubiquitous computing, and its approach, understandably enough, is to make a computer small enough that you might mistake it for a grain of sand.
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Still, neuroscientists around the world are hard at work trying to figure out how to make a digital interface for the brain and in recent years have made remarkable strides toward this goal.
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Sources told the outlet that original creator Vince Gilligan is hard at work on a project that could be either a made-for-TV movie or released theatrically, but details are extremely sparse.
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UberUber and its new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, have been hard at work on an apology tour, trying to clean up the reputational trainwreck that's been underway at the company for the past year.
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Cisco has been hard at work buying up a variety of software services over the years, and this year it added to its security portfolio when it acquired Duo Security for $2.35 billion.
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And it is a part of the reason why the new FBI director has been hard at work trying to reform this organization, whose credibility has been damaged by a few key people.
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GOODLATTE: And there are many members hard at work trying to make sure that we bring some of the measures from the second one into the first one and get over 22.0 votes.
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The 28-year-old singer has been hard at work developing her reputation stadium tour, which kicks off in May, and on Monday she offered her fans a sneak peek at the process.
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Oh wait — they can: Noel and her colleagues are hard at work patenting their 3-D-printed cat tongue, and the team plans to pitch various uses for its model in several fields.
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This is so adorable for two reasons: the fact that Hemsworth seems happy to hang out while his lady love is hard at work, and the fact that he's hangin' by the snacks.
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According to a new report from Variety, Illumination—the film studio behind Despicable Me and The Secret Life of Pets—are hard at work on a new, animated version of Super Mario Bros.
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For months, rumors have circulated that Chinese tech giant Huawei was hard at work on a homegrown operating system, an increasingly necessary step toward independence after US sanctions prompted Google to sever ties.
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" Mike, who says he's been "playing golf," while Nelson and his elves were hard at work, also eagerly admits he's, "looking forward to what he and the rest of the gang has done.
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I spent my first day as I imagined a superstar would: hard at work, alternating between laying out to get just the right amount of sun and taking cooling dips in the pool.
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The TV adaptation of A Song of Ice and Fire might be over, but its author George RR Martin says he's still hard at work on finishing the book series behind HBO's adaptation.
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But to be fair it's only been a couple of months since I last spoke with Joshi and he tells me the guest list issue is something he's hard at work on solving.
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"We are hard at work inside our parks and we can confirm an on-time opening for Tuesday, Sept 12 at 9am for Universal Studios, Universal's Islands of Adventure and Universal's Volcano Bay."
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Lest we think that's all we're going to see from the multi-talented entrepreneur, she also just announced via Instagram that she's hard at work on her latest project: a line of cookware.
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"On our way to Malibu yesterday with my baby hard at work next to me🤗🤰" Portwood, 27, captioned two side-by-side photos taken on the plane that were posted Monday.
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Other researchers are already hard at work searching for elements that will fill out the eighth row, as well as working to consolidate how copernicum and heavier elements are identified, according to IUPAC.
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Fans won't have to wait long for the question to be answered — the movie is scheduled to hit theaters June 14, 2019 and Hemsworth and Thompson have been hard at work for weeks.
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At Two Big Ears, we've been hard at work creating technology and tools that have defined how immersive audio is crafted and experienced in VR and AR both now and in the future.
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Kim Kardashain West is wasting no time in getting back into the clothing industry after announcing the end of DASH -- she's already hard at work on her own lingerie, intimates and shapewear line.
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While the company told Mashable it is still hard at work designing new bodies for its collection — which will follow the trends of the season — they shared photos of the first two models.
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More importantly, though, it features Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) hard at work at the ice cream shop Scoops Ahoy, along with newcomer Robin (Maya Hawke, daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman). Ahoy!
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It may seem as if the star spends her days trying on clothes and spending QT with the aforementioned puppies, but she reveals that she's always hard at work on her growing empire.
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Instead of using the merger to more efficiently compete as the company had promised, AT&T appears to be hard at work raising rates to manage the massive debt incurred by the deal.
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"I've been hard at work, feeling inspired by each of your stories and uplifted by your overwhelming support," she wrote on social media Saturday, including a picture of herself at a photo shoot.
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Beckham shared an Instagram photo of famed tattoo artist Mark Mahoney of Shamrock Social Club hard at work on his leg, with the caption "Nice little shin piece with the legend Mark Mahoney".
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Not only that, a driverless system that only worked on freeways would leave Volvo lagging behind Google, which is hard at work on mastering inner-city driving — an autonomous driving system's biggest challenge.
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Under Trump, decades of steady progress on non-climate air pollution have finally been reversed, and his administration is hard at work writing new rules that would increase water pollution levels as well.
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LONDON — Three weeks before the start of London Fashion Week, the majority of designers based in the British capital are back from their summer vacations and hard at work on their catwalk collections.
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Leo today, finding you in a fun and flirtatious mood—but you're also hard at work, and productive energy flows as the sun connects with Saturn.
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Innovators around the world are hard at work to change the way we design, build and produce our homes, and all of this will result in massive change to the housing status quo.
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Netflix is currently hard at work at an original series about Selena's life, but as that project is still in development, you can relive her story by tuning in to the celebrated film.
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He was hard at work on a problem that none of the Americans have been able to solve this week: how to straighten their drives so they can find the course's corsetlike fairways.
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On his website, Kurz2017, not one of the multiple photographs of him staring soulfully out a window at the future, hard at work and talking to "real" men and women, features a tie.
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DNC's counter-disinfo unit is hard at work Donie O'Sullivan emails from Des Moines: "It's like algorithmic wars here, it's kind of crazy," that's what a DNC cyber official told me this weekend.
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Located in south-east NSW, an area which has experienced some of the most intense fires, Wildlife Rescue South Coast has been hard at work rescuing and rehabilitating animals affected by the fires.
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As Theresa May prepared to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday, a business delegation of 50 British companies that had traveled to China with the U.K. prime minister was hard at work.
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We at VA have been hard at work implementing these new laws and many other reforms to ensure that we can continue to care for the nation's veterans in the decades to come.
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Quilt Data's founders, Kevin Moore and Aneesh Karve, have been hard at work for the last four years building a platform to search for data quickly across vast repositories on AWS S20173 storage.
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And federal prosecutors in New York, Virginia and Washington remain hard at work, bringing cases that have arisen out of Mr. Mueller's probe or that otherwise incriminate subjects at the center of it.
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In the past few weeks, House and Senate budget negotiators were hard at work hammering out the final version of a bill that would overhaul the process of reporting harassment on Capitol Hill.
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Japanese scientists are hard at work trying to create the only kind of robot that matters in this hopeless hellworld: one capable of pulling off an inspirational training montage, glistening robo-muscles and all.
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The discount retailer, which acquired counterpart Family Dollar four years ago, has been hard at work renovating Family Dollar's stores, an effort that has boosted profits and led management to accelerate the renovation schedule.
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Since the Gaia mission's massive data drop last week, scientists around the world have been hard at work crunching the information, releasing over 30 new research papers in just two days following the announcement.
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You'll be hard at work today, Pisces, but definitely make plans to go out this evening— the Moon will be entering Capricorn tonight and lighting up the friendship and community sector of your chart.
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Google may have stolen the show at this year's Game Developer Conference with its Stadia cloud gaming reveal, but Microsoft is hard at work on its own service, xCloud, that it's already testing now.
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For the first time in nearly three decades, Linda Hamilton is playing the iconic role of Sarah Connor once again — and, more than ever, she's hard at work to get into Terminator-killing shape!
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Both industries are hard at work poaching talent from each other in an effort to cover their knowledge gaps, which has led to the arms-race scenario we see playing out in the headlines.
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At a time well before smartphones, I didn't realize then that technologists were already hard at work on innovations that could one day play a vital role in events like the one I had.
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Fifty students will delve into digital animation, visual effects and computer-generated imagery, all with the guidance of a real studio — one that's currently hard at work on Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 2.
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For Tanner, she sees it as an opportunity to raise awareness for MMPSI, which she is already hard at work on through the Facebook page she uses to document her son's journey, Lincoln's Road.
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The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet In the distant future, humanity has overpopulated the Earth, and expeditions have been hard at work terraforming a number of new planets to make them habitable.
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The Zelda Conversion Project has been hard at work changing the protagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild into the titular Zelda, a feat that has recently caught the internet's attention.
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In a recent interview, Samsung CEO DJ Koh noted that the company was hard at work on Galaxy Fold fixes (he also said people won't be using smartphones in five years, so who knows?).
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While public health officials are already hard at work trying to stop current outbreaks, Gardner and her co-authors say their findings should be used to help guide prevention efforts in the near future.
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With everyone hard at work on future projects—like, you know, putting the final touches on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker—it's a time of relative calm in the galaxy far, far away.
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How Disney built Star Wars, in real life Over the course of the past five years, Walt Disney Imagineering has been hard at work making the world of Star Wars a reality on Earth.
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Apple reportedly has an entire team of scientists hard at work on the tech's development, which could come in the form of modular Watch bands or some other external add-on to the device.
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The outcome of an investigation should not be prejudged while FBI agents are still hard at work trying to gather the facts… Conclusion first, fact-gathering second—that's no way to run an investigation.
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She's currently based in Portland, Oregon, where she's hard at work on two major projects: A Map to the Sun (First Second), due in 2019, and Prism Stalker (Image Comics), whose run began yesterday.
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With a new $15 million round led by Benchmark, the company is hard at work on an undisclosed game that will use the same passion that users have to develop a new game experience.
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It may feel odd to see Intel not just churning out chips and microprocessors anymore, but the company has been hard at work building all kinds of gadgets in recent years besides drone technology.
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But while conspiracy theorists are hard at work trying to figure out the video's meaning in anticipation of its Thursday at midnight debut, here's what everyone else should know about the new Swift visual.
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We walk along the docks and zigzag through nets filled with the morning's catch, under the watchful eyes of a cat who seems more amused than interrogatory and fishers who are hard at work.
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But while Washington D.C. has been hitting snooze on higher-ed, state legislators have been hard at work developing creative programs to pump the breaks on student debt and increase accessibility to postsecondary programs.
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Consumer groups say the overall goal is to frame net neutrality as a fringe issue favored by the Hollywood elite, while suggesting the FCC's hard at work tackling the real problem: rural broadband availability.
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If you've ever been captivated by ants hard at work maintaining their colonies, you may want to check out Google Earth Engine's Timelapse, an interactive tool that generates views of Earth over long periods.
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Monrovia Journal MONROVIA, Liberia — Construction crews are hard at work at fixing up this country's Executive Mansion, the enormous and historic edifice that is supposed to be home to whoever wins the presidential elections.
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Its pages carried a constant stream of photographs by The Voice's Fred McDarrah, who managed to capture everyone from the Village political boss Carmine DeSapio to Andy Warhol hard at work in the Factory.
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It was 2018, and the crew at the New Zealand-based visual effects studio Weta Digital was hard at work manufacturing Hollywood's hottest new talent, ahead of his big-screen debut a year later.
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"Our homicide detectives are hard at work on this one, but we have been able to determine preliminarily that this is related to the release of the sandwich here at this restaurant," Donelan said.
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"As is always the case ... with these agreements, there are always details to be finalized and we are very hard at work doing that," Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters in Buenos Aires.
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Even Nestlé is hard at work developing its own fake meat products -- it has spent more than $5 million to renovate its facilities to focus on products like the wheat-gluten-based Benevolent Bacon.
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We're sure Jimmy Kimmel's been hard at work on his monologue for the 2017 Oscars, but he may have already been upstaged by the one-two comedic punch of Nick Kroll and John Mulaney.
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Whoever said it was wrong to play with your food obviously didn't think of Sarah Rasado, the self-taught artist who's been hard at work recreating some of history's most famous paintings using breakfast oats.
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Following last year's Beauty Behind the Madness, it looks like the Weekend is hard at work on the follow-up to his best-selling 2015 record, with a little help from some French robot friends.
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Baez also remains hard at work pursing social justice and reform — most recently by raising money for the devastating Camp Wildfires and serving as an Ambassador for the Innocence Project to combat wrongful criminal convictions.
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Dorsey says the company is hard at work on the issue, and one new feature Twitter is testing — a kind of profile preview overlay — aims to address the problem of following threaded conversations, in particular.
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And though marketing opposite aesthetics at the same time feels particularly confusing as Ugg is hard at work in their attempt to reestablish its Californian identity, O'Donnell insists it's all part of a bigger picture.
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When sending humans "where no one has gone before," there are a multitude of variables to consider, and NASA is hard at work researching the health and safety risks of a future Mission to Mars.
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The InSight Mars lander accomplished a perfect landing last week on the Elysium Planitia region of the planet, where it is hard at work preparing to drill into the surface (and taking selfies, of course).
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The 1989 superstar is just a few short days away from rocking out at the DirecTV Super Saturday Night in Houston—one night before Super Bowl LI—and she's hard at work honing her performance.
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First trim in two years Across the road, another barber is hard at work trimming the beard of Shihab, a young man who, still wary of ISIS, did not want to give his full name.
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Selena Gomez joined the Coach brand as an ambassador in December 2016 and ever since she's been hard at work posing in campaigns, designing handbags and lending her star power to the brand's charitable organizations.
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You're hard at work today as the moon in Capricorn meets taskmaster Saturn, but an opportunity to smooth something over and use your brilliant imagination to problem-solve arrives as the moon connects with Neptune.
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Woods, sidelined from competition since August due to back surgeries, revealed that he has been hard at work on his chipping and putting at his outdoor facility and taking full swings on his golf simulator.
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Roseanne's TV appearance comes after she's been hard at work with her son to create her own content, with the mission being -- ironically -- to get her unfiltered and true story out there -- not the media's.
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"But let's be clear that there are organized forces — both national and local — who are already hard at work to put a stop to an agenda of limited government, economic growth, stronger national security," Rep.
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While the final film came out back in 2011, and the final book even earlier, fans are still hard at work with theories about the the magical world, and the latest is particularly game-changing.
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On its investor call the company said it was hard at work on deploying the technology needed for 5G wireless connectivity, and promised it would be the first to deploy it in the United States.
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Meanwhile, David (Josh Malina), Abby (Darby Stanchfield) and Jake (Scott Foley) are hard at work trying to figure out who Marjorie/Samantha/Grace (Zoe Perry) really is, because apparently none of those names are real.
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It's a shame that the president is a buffoon and a boor because it means that voters are overlooking the real issues—and the Republican Congress that is hard at work trying to address them.
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Berlin is hard at work on a musical love story set in the world of gay porn, whereas Domino is a renowned sexual health advocate consistently using his platform – and his experience – to fight stigma.
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Kevin Hart is hard at work on the road to full recovery, and it looks like he's diving back into a gym routine that looks grueling for someone who nearly died in a car crash.
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You're going to be hard at work all day, and you may not have time for the people you care about—or, even worse, they might not have time for you—until later this evening.
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Trump's rhetoric will be closely watched during the two-day event, which some observers and administration officials see as an opportunity for Trump to show he's hard at work while Democrats are focused on impeachment.
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And while that mobile browser is probably what sold the Chinese buyers on the company, CTO Hakon Wium Lie is hard at work on a new desktop browser that will come out later this year.
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Together, they've been hard at work writing, recording, and playing local shows, building up a name for themselves that's become less about pedigree and more about the fact that Ails is an extremely good metal band.
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Back in 2008, as the global financial crisis was only just beginning to tear at the fabric of the U.S. economy, entrepreneurs at companies like Thumbtack and TaskRabbit were already hard at work on potential patches.
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"We've been hard at work, building brick-by-brick, to create state-of-the-art experiences that bring The Lego Movie to life," Rex Jackson, general manager of LEGOLAND Florida Resort, tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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Since then, Divergent 3D has been hard at work refining its manufacturing process and partnering with larger auto manufacturers, most significantly French conglomerate PSA Groupe, to bring 3D printing tech to the forefront of automotive technology.
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The GOP remains hard at work on a variety of other attempts to weaken LGBTQ rights, ranging from efforts to enshrine "religious freedom" to discriminate into federal law to efforts to weaken same-sex marriage rights.
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Apple is still hard at work on its new campus in Cupertino, but while that glass spaceship takes shape, the Silicon Valley giant is also opening a technology development center thousands of miles from its hometown.
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Hunch down in front of your monitor, pop on your headphones and pretend to be hard at work while you chase away the post-Comic-Con blues with a video playlist of pure, unfiltered geek hype.
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The 27-year-old singer teased new music Wednesday night on her Instagram Story, sharing photos and videos from inside the studio where she and Grammy-nominated record producer Warren "Oak" Felder were hard at work.
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Robert Mueller, presumably hard at work on his investigation, is not out in public defending himself or his staffers -- Trump likes to point out that a number of them have contributed to Democrats in the past.
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Christina Applegate is already hard at work filming her new show but even more interesting is her BFF's seemingly dead ex-fiance, James Marsden, is back in the picture, which begs the question ... what's the deal?!
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We're told at least one neighbor called the cops Sunday complaining of noise, and L.A. County Sheriff's deputies responded at 7:30 PM and found a construction crew hard at work on one of the domes.
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Ken Goodman, whose girlfriend worked for Orange County and insisted that he spend the night in a shelter, was considering how, exactly, he would leave; his girlfriend — who had the car — was still hard at work.
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When Salesforce bought Quip, a document-based, mobile-first collaboration tool for $750 million last September, it may have seemed like an odd purchase, but Salesforce and Quip have been hard at work enhancing the product.
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The Boston Globe reports that the pop star strolled barefoot through the Boston Public Garden, as well as — in a bold move suggesting that Bieber has been hard at work toughening up his calluses — city streets.
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The good folks at the Katmai National Park Service in Alaska have been hard at work pitting the park's bears against each other in a competition where people voted on the fattest bear caught on camera.
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Instead, I stepped away from my desk and ate furtively in a corner, trying to seem inconspicuous, yet subtly busy — like I might be hard at work brainstorming but lacked the dexterity to type and eat.
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"House Democrats won't come to the table and negotiate to reopen government, but they've been hard at work angling for more control over what you can say about them and how they get reelected," he wrote.
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"As my love for dance music progressed, a part of me has always felt cheated by watching a DJ pretend to be hard at work while twisting knobs to their pre-recorded set," says Anna Yvette.
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After the Preakness, while others on Justify's team celebrated nearby, Luna was hard at work in his stall, picking the victor's feet, wrapping his legs and patting him on the back for a job well done.
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BARI PROVINCE, Italy — In a second-floor apartment in the southern Italian town of Santeramo in Colle, a middle-aged woman sat in a black-padded chair this summer, hard at work at her kitchen table.
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Instead, with visual precision and emotional restraint — and aided by Mr. Driver's tamped-down, sober and gently endearing performance — Mr. Jarmusch creates that rarest portrait of the artist: the one who's happy being hard at work.
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In a theatrical touch, a televised ceremony began on Monday with Mr. Putin sitting at his desk in the Kremlin, suit jacket looped over his chair, as if hard at work until moments before the ceremony.
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Brock plants his new piece, "The Girl With the Alkaline Eyes," in a futuristic setting: a high-tech lab where Oliver, a young coder, is hard at work on a secret project related to artificial intelligence.
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In a Super Bowl spot for Ram Trucks, King's "Drum Major Instinct" sermon plays over shots of people hard at work: a teacher instructing children, soldiers marching, volunteers handing out food, and a family chopping wood.
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Before there was Drake, there was Aubrey Graham -- who was hard at work putting pen to paper before he ever blew up as a rapper ... and now you can buy his old flows for tens of thousands.
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But until then, have fun rewatching Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein for the fiftieth time, and knowing that somewhere out there, its inventor is hard at work trying to bring more such strange and mysterious creations to life.
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And as Stories have risen in popularity, becoming as much of a draw to the app as the original Instagram feed itself, developers have been hard at work adding new ways for you to get more creative.
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Since the revelations that Facebook used Definers Public Affairs to conduct opposition research on Soros were first reported by the New York Times last month, the company has been hard at work recalibrating and revising its story.
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Back in February she tweeted the smallest snipped of the sequel's script, meaning that for the past seven months the cast and crew have been hard at work on something, but we don't get to see it.
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Ahead of the US midterm elections next Tuesday, Twitter is hard at work scrubbing its platform of thousands of fake accounts and coordinated activity seemingly designed to influence voter turnout, according to a report from Reuters today.
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Facebook has already been hard at work putting together its own original content, such as a reboot of MTV's The Real World, a show starring Avengers: Infinity actress Elizabeth Olsen, and a pranking show from Kim Kardashian.
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But waning growth deprives Trump of the argument President Clinton used so skillfully during his impeachment ordeal — namely, while his congressional opponents fixated on persecuting him, the president was hard at work successfully promoting prosperity for everyone.
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As the end of Daredevil Season 2 hinted, The Hand has been hard at work resurrecting Elektra, who they believe to be the Black Sky, a mystical weapon that will supposedly make the clan of warriors unstoppable.
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Moon makes it clear that he was hard at work on his farm before being called back to the legislature: He's holding the head of a live chicken that is strung up by its feet on tree.
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Since 2010, the New York-based multimedia artist has been hard at work on a series of drawings called Mazes to the Motherlode, each one an intricate, overwhelming collection of intersecting lines of black ink on paper.
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Postmates CEO Bastion Lehmann, who once told a customer, personally, to "fuck off"Photo: John Phillips (Getty)Food and beverage delivery platform Postmates has been hard at work making enemies, mainly out of its own contractor workforce.
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Today the label shared their latest drop, and it's from Montreal producer Lunice, who's been hard at work on solo material since his collaborative project TNGHT with Scottish producer Hudson Mohawke went on hiatus in late 2013.
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A week after WTI crude oil fell to its lowest level in more than a decade, some oil industry stakeholders appear to be hard at work trying to find reasons why the worst is over for crude.
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And it is an open question whether he can count on the votes of the sort of social conservatives who at this time in the campaign are usually hard at work volunteering for the party's standard-bearer.
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Republican and Democratic data firms are hard at work on the next generation of digital tools—driven by the idea that political campaigns can identify and influence voters by gathering as much data about them as possible.
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In an open letter posted on Medium, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said the Bureau of Engraving and Printing is hard at work creating new looks for $20, $10, and $5 notes, which it will unveil in 2020.
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Even before the Berlin Wall fell, the Stasi were hard at work shredding what eventually amounted to 45 million documents (about 5% of the total secret cache) before activists occupied the Stasi headquarters and halted the destruction.
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In the wake of last June's formal death of net neutrality, ISP lobbyists are hard at work trying to convince the public that the coming fractured, non-neutral internet is going to be a truly wonderful thing.
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A crack team of forecasters has been hard at work trying to predict what kind of weather we're in for this winter, and on Wednesday, they finally unveiled their groundbreaking, revelatory conclusion: It's going to be cold.
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You've been very hard at work over the last few days, Cancer, but now that the Moon is in Taurus, activating the part of your chart that rules friendships, you're ready to socialize and connect with friends.
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" In a statement cheering the Senate's approval of the House-passed plan, Pelosi said Congress is "already hard at work on the third bill" which "will take bold, historic action on behalf of America's workers and families.
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The top floor appears to be some kind of newsroom, where Tilda Swinton, Frances McDormand, Billy Murray, and Jeffrey Wright are hard at work putting out the latest edition of Anderson's fictional magazine — the titular French Dispatch.
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Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) is still hard at work as a police detective, but his latest case involving the secret relationship between two old friends might be the most nefarious in his tenure on the force.
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And to keep that river traffic flowing, the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers is hard at work on the $3 billion Olmsted Lock and Dam project, billed as the most expensive inland waterway project in U.S. history.
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Netflix description: While hard at work on a web series about their community, friends Zach Henderson, Randy Foster and Kayla Shepard make a frightening discovery: Their neighbors are being killed and their bodies taken over by doppelgängers.
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From early mornings during planting season through late nights during harvest, 3.2 million American farmers are hard at work every year ensuring that every American (and much of the world) has access to affordable and nutritious food.
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Under her leadership, the company is hard at work on books like Oh Joy Sex Toy, an erotic coloring book by artists Erika Moen and Matthew Nolan, and an erotic story entitled Small Favors by Colleen Coover.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On an especially hot day near the end of July, I stopped by Marie's Crisis, where artist Tim Youd was hard at work between two of the historic café's red windows.
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