"But Kylie has always been very headstrong," the source said.
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She's still sweet, and headstrong, and ahead of her time.
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She was headstrong but gracious when she needed to be.
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"I'm quite stubborn and headstrong," the actress Florence Pugh said.
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"I was headstrong with the whole classical mentality," he tells Creators.
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And Ms. Powley "plays Margaret as a headstrong, fun-loving kook."
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Layla is headstrong, passionate and if I'm honest, kind of unlikable.
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Three dueling, headstrong royals are at the center of the dispute.
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Saudiologists have scrambled to parse the headstrong crown prince's latest moves.
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Beneatha, headstrong and sophomoric, questions Christianity and the existence of God. Mrs.
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Oh spent 11 seasons on "Grey's Anatomy," playing headstrong surgeon Cristina Yang.
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And it marks a trend in Maya's relationship with her headstrong daughter.
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Importantly, Bill's sexuality is only one facet of her adventurous, headstrong personality.
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Academically weak students were demeaned, and headstrong students were made to kneel.
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But doing right can't in any way stifle its reckless, headstrong comedy.
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"I'm quite stubborn and headstrong," she said, with a mischievous half-smile.
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But it's time to face reality and approach the new decade headstrong.
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That show was "The Waltons" and Norton starred as headstrong tomboy Mary Ellen.
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Eric was grown now—31 years old—but still had that headstrong streak.
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This version of Jason was headstrong and abrasive and was hated by fans.
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She grew up obedient but tart, good in school but headstrong and impulsive.
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The question now is what Mr. Erdogan, a headstrong leader, will do next.
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His tough upbringing made him headstrong and a hard worker, with ambition to match.
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Cuban lore has it that he was headstrong and fanatical even as a boy.
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Say Trump — knowing all this — is still headstrong about suing the Times for defamation.
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It follows Lisa (Hall), the headstrong leader of an ensemble of tight-knit waitresses.
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The "headstrong" 59-year-old news anchor showed off a gravity-defying gift on Nov.
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Too bad little Victoria — and she's holding firm to the name — is a headstrong teenager.
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The next time he tried it, the headstrong girl spilled the soup in his lap.
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This richly researched history shows how these cosmopolitan, headstrong women exploited their proximity to power.
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It's a recording that, in its headstrong power, still shows traces of their youthful style.
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Headstrong, well-born Annabella Milbanke had been clear about what she wanted in a husband.
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This twist lends sympathy to Dimitrij, who is ambitious and headstrong, yet earnest and insecure.
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Unrequited love, you might think, the heedless headstrong ball that hurtles nearsighted down the alley.
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Kelly sketches out a wonderful character in Mariska: headstrong, forceful, and competent, but still a teenager.
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Both are headstrong and confident, yet one is worldly and young, the other a naïve adult.
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She is headstrong, clearly wears the pants in the equation, but also hopelessly addicted to Vicky.
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Jane and Mark's conversation also reveals Annette, not headstrong Bill, has some unexplained grudge against Russia.
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And she can be headstrong and reckless and doesn't always make the perfect decisions for herself.
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If future installments draw out Rose's headstrong, pugnacious attitude, they could make her into something unique.
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But the words used to describe her are coded language for being too independent and headstrong.
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But one could also see how Mr. Musk might be a bit headstrong about being excluded.
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"I wrote her back and said that was me — headstrong little effeminate gay kid," Whiteside says.
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Some predict that the capital will chew him up the way it did his headstrong predecessors.
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You can also contact the Headstrong project, which provides cost-free support for veterans, at getheadstrong.org.
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Critics said the young prince was brash and headstrong, and a destabilizing force in the region.
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Synopsis: A headstrong young woman returns to New Orleans after the death of her estranged mother.
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The women in her ingenious collection of stories are quirky and headstrong, to say the least.
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"Richard has always been one of the most headstrong and stubborn people I've ever met," he said.
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Even characters who are depicted as headstrong or rambunctious are done so in a child-like manner.
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But Guo's comments this week show Huawei taking a more headstrong approach to the national security debate.
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Creative differences between the headstrong guitarist and the rest of the Byrds lead to increasingly tense sessions.
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They're just headstrong women who are really passionate about what they're doing and believe in the cause.
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Recent squabbles over railways and an oil pipeline show the difficulty of coaxing headstrong leaders to cooperate.
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Both are headstrong nationalists who tout being an outsider and feed off the adoration of massive crowds.
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Keith and Kent Desormeaux are headstrong and, as is typical between siblings, often blunt with each other.
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The dispute pits two staunch, headstrong nationalists against each other — both with ambitions to reshape their region.
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A headstrong teen-ager, Flynn skateboarded in drained swimming pools and surfed through hurricanes and winter storms.
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Kate Winslet spirals into a bohemian rhapsody as Ruth Barron, a headstrong Australian seeking enlightenment in India.
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It's a place so headstrong that even our foodways are not classified as Southern, but Texan, honey.
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Two of Uber's early investors published their own essay about their growing disappointment in the brash, headstrong CEO.
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She writes all her own music, puts in all her own work, and she's very beautiful and headstrong.
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In "Artemisia", a film released in 1997, Gentileschi is a headstrong young ingénue who falls for her teacher.
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Jones found Kalanick to be "headstrong, pugnacious and hard-partying," a person familiar with Jones' thinking told Bloomberg.
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Difficult and headstrong, Mr. Peckinpah made films that critics said glorified carnage and were more than faintly misogynistic.
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Here is a headstrong 78-year-old billionaire known to blunder at times under even gentle media questioning.
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But in his biography, Allen also claimed Gates was headstrong, aggressive, competitive and prone to shouting and anger.
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She will happily oblige as it isn't often mothers of Aries get to hold their headstrong, bossy children close.
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Emily Blunt is beautifully headstrong as striving, inexperienced Victoria, and her love story with Albert is tender and sweet.
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She is desperate and headstrong, a dynamic character whom director Andrea Arnold teases out with thoughtful nuance on screen.
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There's everyone from Mexican actress Martha Higareda, who plays headstrong detective Kristin Ortega, and biracial star Dichen Lachman, a.k.a.
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The main pilots featured are series protagonist Shinji Ikari, the enigmatic Rei Ayanami, and the headstrong Asuka Langley Soryu.
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Growing up south of Dallas in Waxahachie, Texas, Moriah was a fun-loving, headstrong teen with an adult attitude.
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The story follows headstrong Tybalt, who returns to Brooklyn from boarding school following the death of his friend Petruchio.
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He's headstrong and controlling, and he implements a quick-to-fire style foreign to the Silicon Valley tech scene.
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But they describe Mr. Sanders as a fighter, and a headstrong one, whose instinct will be to keep battling.
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In the period drama "A River Runs Through It" (1992), Pitt played the MacLean family's headstrong youngest son Paul.
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They were my earliest introduction to what would become a lifelong admiration of beautiful, resilient and headstrong black women.
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Where the character (played in "Solo" by Alden Ehrenreich) is reckless and headstrong, Mr. Howard is careful and methodical.
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It's more scandalized than a dowager countess finding her headstrong niece alone on the lap of a rakish duke.
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In recent episodes, Game of Thrones' writers have painted Dany as a headstrong leader with a quick tendency toward violence.
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Rachel is a perfect complement to Chloe's headstrong and crass nature: charming but unpredictable, collected but with a wild streak.
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Luke blames him for Pop's death, but the headstrong kid is too stubborn to shoulder it all on his own.
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What we should not do is be overly headstrong in focusing on and demanding adherence to arbitrarily-set electoral timetables.
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Mr. Wolff wrote his former assistant nasty letters, calling her headstrong, defiant and a rival who was merely copying him.
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But they play out in abrupt, uncomfortable ways that reflect the confusion and desperation that coexist with Fleabag's headstrong independence.
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The grievances were usually benign, but they would erupt into battles between two headstrong males, each standing his cultural ground.
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I'm stubborn, headstrong, determined, focused, and if something doesn't go my way, I will literally bend it until it does.
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This is why I dedicate my life to serving veterans through the Headstrong Project, which provides free mental health treatment.
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In Shuri, T'Challa's sister, we find a headstrong, intelligent, and funny woman who embodies the idea of women in STEAM.
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He represents the largest union of its kind, a Balkanized group of 220,30 headstrong men with a million divergent interests.
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For a moment, the reserved and deeply formal commander of American forces faced off with an impudent and headstrong teenager.
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His noblewoman is headstrong and emancipated—almost a millennial—who dreams of a storybook lover and self-harms in secret.
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"We're both opinionated and headstrong people, and I just don't have the energy to go back and forth," she said.
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The family includes compassionate Meg (Emma Watson), headstrong Jo (Saoirse Ronan), willful Amy (Florence Pugh), and sweet Beth (Eliza Scanlen).
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His kooky Congressman figure and Aduba's headstrong Virginia make a lovable odd couple who work together to save the day.
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"They were so much alike, two very headstrong people, both artists," Dion Hatch, Ms. Billops's stepson, said in an interview.
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The Republican admonitions even prompted the usually headstrong president to attempt to reframe the summit via Twitter on Air Force One.
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"What they did was orchestrate a palace revolution, a coup to get rid of her, because she's too headstrong," she said.
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Brexit Britain is becoming less like its sensible self and more like the worst sort of foreign country—chaotic and headstrong.
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West is known for being headstrong when it comes to his music, but McCartney insists that it was a true partnership .
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Little Jagger is just as headstrong as her famous grandmother, having already developed her own fashion preferences and opinions to match.
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Her Penelope is a headstrong taskmaster because she has to be, but also an effervescent joy because she wants to be.
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I was also proud of the message, which is: Here's this very headstrong male character who's kind of a bad guy.
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Next Saturday's partial eclipse in Capricorn will provide you with the fated push you need to make a headstrong fresh start.
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Managing this quaint but essential institution are the headstrong theater director Dorothea (Tyne Daly) and her actress partner Greta (Elisabeth Henry).
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But the Saudis, in Musk's retelling, have figured out how to patiently, skillfully work one of Silicon Valley's most headstrong CEOs.
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Daniel Brühl plays the title character; the cast includes Dakota Fanning as a headstrong secretary and Luke Evans as an illustrator.
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But Robert and his 13-year-old brother, the ardent, headstrong Attila, never avert their eyes from the horrors around them.
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Focusing on Chantel (Ariyan Johnson), a headstrong, smart Brooklyn teenager, it won a special jury prize and landed a distribution deal.
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Not in the emotional sense, of course, but in the brash (read: English), charmingly headstrong sense we've come to know her for.
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Headstrong Beatrice and Arrogant Benedick have a contentious relationship built on the power of their verbal barbs and their 'skirmish of wit.
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Despite being possibly the most headstrong preschooler, not even that stubborn streak proved effective when trying to make repelling sides come together.
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Audrey is figured as a modern-day version of Bathsheba Everdene, the headstrong protagonist of Thomas Hardy's "Far from the Madding Crowd".
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A trainer and yoga instructor with Equinox, Gervais created HeadStrong, a class designed to maximize the mind-body connection in a workout.
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When the action moves to London, we meet Etta Candy, the delightful and headstrong assistant to Chris Pine's dashing spy Steve Trevor.
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Snap, if it manages the public offering process right and isn't too headstrong with the markets, may get the valuation it seeks.
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Ronan, playing the headstrong Mary who claimed both the Scottish and English thrones some 450 years ago, said she loved filming outdoors.
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Because Laurel Freeman, the headstrong mother, has agreed to make herself, her husband and their two daughters part of a research project.
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The Farewell Dir: Lulu Wang A headstrong Chinese-American woman returns to China when her beloved grandmother is given a terminal diagnosis.
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It was then that Quinn decided to go to Headstrong, an organization that gives free mental health help to post-9/11 veterans.
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Until March 31, you will be driven to be more active in your community—online and off—as Mars transits through headstrong Taurus.
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Noga, a 42-year-old professional harpist and the headstrong, elliptical heroine of A. B. Yehoshua's new novel, "The Extra," doesn't want children.
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In the "Help!" episode, Jay, a headstrong beetle, gets trapped in a glass jar and needs his friends to come to his rescue.
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Though why should a headstrong Saudi prince pay any attention to an American underling who has been repeatedly undermined by that same boss?
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Zach Iscol is the executive director of the Headstrong project, a nonprofit provider of mental-health care for veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Whatever we make of the grown-up Jo's marriage, the headstrong, ambitious girl will live on, to inspire generations of girls to come.
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Board of Education, in which Marshall made history, by more than a decade; the headstrong Marshall of this film is in his 30s.
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Sansa being a little headstrong makes sense (she is, after all, still a teenager), but that's rarely a great quality in a leader.
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Whereas Brazil and Mexico are plunging into populism, Ecuador and Peru are strengthening institutions, such as the judiciary, that can curb a headstrong leader.
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All these headstrong Homeland characters are learning how to compromise in life, and it's extremely satisfying to watch happen after nearly six turbulent seasons.
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There were fewer photographs of Oghi and his wife than there were of people unrelated to them: foreign women who looked beautiful but headstrong.
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In movies, defying parents has long been a way of asserting one's independence from them — no matter whether it's in the headstrong girl's interest.
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The crash, involving a famously headstrong and famously old royal, did provoke a lively discussion about whether Britain should stop older people from driving.
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Perhaps it's an impossible task, but I doubt if any of these headstrong, blazing women would recognize their inner voices in her tepid sentences.
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Readers, therefore, have every right to be treated to a second novel about another irascible yet sympathetic loner — but this time a headstrong woman.
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The world may not always be just — those who break things don't always pick up the pieces — but headstrong women like Alison still survive.
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Jupiter sees the bigger picture, and the Moon will be in Aries, making us headstrong and helping us stay focused through some scatterbrained energy.
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They calculated a Fox News appearance, a Trump endorsement, a headstrong Mitch McConnell, a fired-up base, a fast vote would hold the party together.
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The closest we come to a character backstory is Rose (Jaime King), a headstrong mother who gets separated from her teenage daughter in the chaos.
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While he was willful, headstrong, and self-important, he tolerated the discipline and graduated from the military school and college to which he was sent.
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Charlotte Hope plays the young, headstrong Catherine of Aragon in this historical drama series, which chronicles the princess's early years before she marries Henry VIII.
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For his sins against the dignity of his stuffy Scottish newspaper, a headstrong journalist named Neil Bannerman has been sent to cover the boring negotiations.
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A suave, witty deal maker, Kim Jong-pil stood out from the other two Kims, both of whom were known for being fiery and headstrong.
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"Story of a Prostitute" (1965) is a melodrama about a headstrong young woman who becomes a "comfort girl" in Manchuria during the Sino-Japanese war.
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Your headstrong demeanor usually leaves a trail of followers and hopeful competitors in your path, inspired to accomplish the greatness that you pursue without fear.
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You will find that he was a peerless networker, a headstrong propagandist, a trusted courier (to the patriots) and a stubborn insurgent (to the British).
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The countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim made a headstrong Nero, with his wildly punkish blond hair and a wiry physique always coiled and ready to pounce.
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The character is presented as less headstrong and more doubtful — a man who has chased shadows so long he's become terrified he's chasing his own.
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Microsoft has accepted this reality and has become less headstrong about putting Windows and other proprietary technology first, as long as developers turn to its cloud.
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Ahsoka grew from a headstrong student into a mature leader, although her destiny ultimately led to her leaving the Jedi order and forging her own path.
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Evadne would rather focus on fencing than watch her headstrong sister, but the pair are soon drawn into a secret underworld populated by demons and diabolists.
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ET. Imogen Poots stars as Kelly Ann, a headstrong crew member and aspiring filmmaker who acts as the youthful lens through which this world is seen.
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That possibility was raised in this week's episode of "The Americans," when the hangdog Gennadi and the headstrong Sofia didn't just fade away after their defections.
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They were reunited by the headstrong colt Always Dreaming, who skimmed over the soupy stretch of Churchill Downs on Saturday to win the 143rd Kentucky Derby.
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Delhi Crime steers away from this issue by letting a headstrong woman like Vartika be in charge and giving her crew some meaningful stories of their own.
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Like the 1813 original, Ms. Sittenfeld's novel features a headstrong heroine named Elizabeth Bennet, whose nervous, overbearing mother is obsessed with marrying off her and her sisters.
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In the decade before the spectre of World War II cast its creeping shadow across Europe, Eric Pleasants was a headstrong adolescent attending school in sleepy Norwich.
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A headstrong 22-year-old, she was on her mother's case constantly and had a hard time coming to terms with the change in Isabella's physical condition.
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While Saoirse Ronan was nominated in the "Best Dramatic Actress" category for her role as the headstrong Jo March, the films director was left in the cold.
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A key component is Bridget (Kristen Stewart), who comes in to the Borden household as a servant but becomes a friend—and, perhaps, more—to the headstrong Lizzie.
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But Naina's headstrong determination never to get married is diverted when her mom, Jennifer (Bollywood veteran Jaya Bhaduri Bachchan), prays for positive changes to come into their lives.
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In June, the daughter of Laura and George W. Bush opened up to PEOPLE about her "headstrong" daughters — and how the apples don't fall far from the tree.
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To hear the Americans tell it, the new Saudi leadership struggling for influence under King Salman is headstrong, "more interested in action than deliberation," in Mr. Indyk's words.
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By the evening of December 31, Mars will have moved from imaginative Pisces into headstrong Aries, setting a raucous — yet highly motivated — tone for the start of 2019.
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"He was so headstrong when he got here (for the Derby) that I don't think staying here for another week is going to be an advantage," Pletcher said.
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Despite many fans hoping for an instant romantic connection, the headstrong, young monarchs, portrayed by Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington, were less than amicable in their first meeting.
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The movie is about headstrong, beautiful, black artist Nola Darling (originally played by Tracey Camilla Johns) and the triad of male stock characters trying to win her affection.
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This meme perfectly captures that "I told you so" moment, when the most stubborn, headstrong person in your life realizes at long last that they, too, will burn.
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Ruehl plays her bigoted character with great depth of feeling—a headstrong, old-school parent, whose monstrous hatred of Arnold's homosexuality is fuelled by both fear and love.
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Ms. Shante also had an effect on Nia Long, who plays Roxanne's headstrong mother in the movie and who remembered listening to the artist's music in the '80s.
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There's a quick shot of headstrong and independent Jo (Lady Bird's Saoirse Ronan, reuniting with Gerwig) accidentally burning ladylike Meg's hair as Meg (Emma Watson) shrieks in horror.
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SHANGHAI — The newspaper that serves as the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party had four words to describe the Trump administration on Saturday: rude, unreasonable, selfish and headstrong.
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He chose Victor Espinoza to ride his prized colt because, yes, he had won big races but also because he could also handle a headstrong 2-year-old.
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As a result, most emerge with little more than a single defining trait — the modest one; the headstrong one; the outsider — that's nevertheless enough to keep us engaged.
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The brooding French star Louis Garrel plays Mr. Godard as the headstrong director struggles to reconcile art, politics and romance during the crucial, tipping-point year of 1967.
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Kipling never learned to lighten up—or to appreciate American humor and informality—and America, by his lights, never got over being headstrong and overly sure of itself.
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" The film follows the 1992 movie plot that saw poor street hustler Aladdin fall in love with headstrong Princess Jasmine, but director Guy Ritchie said the story "needed updating.
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The headstrong Brazilian driver, who died at age 34 in the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, is not just effortlessly magnetic, but as a hero, uncomplicated to root for.
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In its place, a love story between a special-forces captain and a headstrong female surgeon, an evenly matched duo, unfolds not at workstations but in a war zone.
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The first is restrained but headstrong; the second hamstrung by emotional repression; the last abandoned, almost, to the flood of feeling that he has kept back for so long.
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You're not in the best mood on Wednesday afternoon when the Moon in headstrong Aries squares off with your disciplined planetary ruler, Saturn, making you sensitive to your limits.
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Thursday evening at 10:52 PM, the Moon in headstrong Aries harmonizes with Mercury, strengthening your intuition and enabling you to make informed decisions in light of Mercury retrograde.
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It was not until the late 1980s, as the movement against communism gathered momentum, that Mr. Ivanyi came across a headstrong law student by the name of Viktor Orban.
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Headstrong and willful even at the best of times, she becomes self-destructive at others: After her love affair with an artist turns sour, she tries to kill herself.
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"Victoria" follows, in broad fashion, historical events, but its primary interest is in presenting its heroine as doe-eyed, headstrong and romantic, in contrast to her traditionally stodgy image.
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Cut to little more than three months later: CBS and National Amusements were tussling as lawyers working under the direction of their headstrong leaders filed motions against each other.
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He could be as headstrong as he is mind-wide, and this ban was one reason he remained arguably the least known of major American artists for so long.
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And most significantly, Belle's dad Maurice has been upgraded from a wacky cartoon eccentric to a more nuanced character, a grieving widower doing his best to support a headstrong daughter.
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Even the Jesuits who taught him saw danger coming in the big, headstrong boy, whose country slang from the cane fields of Oriente marked him out among his urban classmates.
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No one wants to see the headstrong, hardworking, and ambitious Johson daughter seriously debate leaving her education behind to "follow" some pinga around the country — even if she loves him.
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As of now, Ronan is set to play headstrong Jo March, Pugh the vain and short-tempered Amy March, and Sharp Objects' Eliza Scanlen the virtuous-to-death Beth March.
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It's important to explain to you what exactly is going through your server's head while you are enjoying the weekend's last socially-acceptable indulgence before trudging headstrong into another Monday.
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The mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves recounted how he helped her create an interpretation of the headstrong gypsy in his 19813 production of "Carmen" that was hailed for years to come.
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The core concept of Wendy, in which Wendy isn't Peter's devoted follower so much as his headstrong, courageous challenger, is a good one; the movie doesn't do much with it.
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Attired in gender-neutral proletarian garb, the headstrong Pamela thinks it's time to return to the nest, but Lord Kettlewell, separated from Pamela's mother, Lady Kettlewell (Lisa Bowerman), is skeptical.
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Joseph Fiennes portrays Shakespeare as a struggling playwright, and Gwyneth Paltrow is Viola, the literate, headstrong muse who inspires him to write "Romeo and Juliet" in John Madden's Oscar winner.
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"If there's one thing I'm sure you all know about Louisiana, it's that if we are headstrong about a certain commodity, we tend to stick together on it," she said.
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She played the iconic role of protagonist and headstrong writer Jo March (an avatar for Alcott), and received an Oscar nomination for best performance by an actress in a leading role.
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Isma has spent her young adulthood raising her siblings on her own: Aneeka is beautiful, headstrong, and determined to become a lawyer, and her twin brother Parvaiz is aimless and searching.
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Heaton also gets some strong moments as the headstrong second son, the one who pushes himself forward in physical conflicts and takes the lead when something unnerving needs to be done.
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Meanwhile, Silva approached the first and second rounds like he could win just by being headstrong, by portraying confidence and tenacity even if he wasn't actually trying to hit his opponent.
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"Wild Ride" offers a searing portrait of Uber's former chief executive, Travis Kalanick, whom Mr. Lashinsky shows to be both a genius and wildly headstrong (and not in a good way).
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My mom has seven kids, and was always a stay-at-home mom, so I've always been kind of headstrong in that way that I don't need a man to survive.
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In the Soviet Union of the 1950s and 1960s it was all much harder, with his studio squeezed into the back of a shop and bronze unavailable to headstrong sculptors like himself.
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Wednesday afternoon, the Moon in headstrong Aries squares off with your strict planetary ruler Saturn, putting you in a sour mood as your innate understanding of rules and consequences challenge your feelings.
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As played with fierce conviction by Chloë Sevigny (whose longtime fascination with Borden led her to commission the script from her friend, Bryce Kass), Lizzie is headstrong, wily and, possibly, an epileptic.
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The announcement followed the recent spike in tensions over Mr. Khashoggi between Mr. Erdogan and the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, two headstrong nationalists with ambitions to reshape the Muslim world.
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She set out to "feminize" the movie, about a headstrong middle schooler — in this case, a biracial girl — who searches for her missing scientist father and saves the universe from encroaching evil.
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She has sole custody of her daughter, Angelica (Jordan Hull), now a headstrong teenager, and she hates anything having to do with opioids for reasons that are sure to be painfully personal.
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As he was trapped in a hospital bed, Serena, a former author and conservative firebrand, was enjoying the freedom of ghostwriting Fred's legislation and reintroducing herself to the headstrong woman she once was.
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George Chakiris is still recognized by fans as headstrong rival Bernardo in 1961's Oscar-winning musical "West Side Story," but by then he had already worked with Hollywood's most famous actress twice.
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I have very dark, very headstrong eyebrows that grow in two different directions (one of which is straight up, ugh!) so every three to four weeks I turn them over to a professional.
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Jolie was on hand to celebrate the film The Breadwinner, an animated movie about a headstrong young girl in Afghanistan who disguises herself as a boy in order to provide for her family.
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The Today show correspondent and former first daughter dished to PEOPLE's Celeb Parents Get Real about how her girls — Poppy Louise, 22 months, and Margaret Laura "Mila," 4 — have already developed "headstrong" personalities.
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What the banks are really saying is they want to pull the jet engines off of the blockchain 747 but they don't want to deal with all the smelly passengers and headstrong pilot.
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"Thinkers and judgers make decisions with their heads instead of their hearts and are very headstrong, driven people who don't let their emotions get in the way of their business acumen," Butts says.
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It not only wears away and squanders the country's reputation, but it also allows China to see more clearly the face of the Trump administration, one that is rude, unreasonable, selfish and headstrong.
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The sisters were bitter rivals, and while Serena and Offred aren't blood relatives, their headstrong personalities, mutual resentment and shared home, sexual partner and future offspring make their relationship something close to familial.
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If other automakers continue to drag their feet on exactly how to meet the coming regulations, and Curcio's headstrong rollout continues, perhaps more people outside Uruguay will get to experience the same thing.
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It's a headstrong song about living as the person you want to be, but it's vulnerable, too, like a whispered "I love you," left in the voicemail inbox of someone you barely know.
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But Christie and Trump proved to be butchers of a more indiscriminate and self-serving sort, and both demonstrated that there's a short leap from headstrong to hardheaded and from defiant to delusional.
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Like Emma, we are often scolded for being too headstrong or overbearing, and like us, she is the "other" in her community—a woman whose primary goal is not to "get" a man.
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AVA DUVERNAY, LEA THOMPSON AND MORE WOMEN WHO ARE CHANGING THE TIDE IN TELEVISION The film explores how a high school student (Cruise) clashes with his headstrong coach in a struggling Pennsylvania steel town.
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It opens with Hythloday's critique of sixteenth-century England, as he laments the death penalty for petty thieves, the displacement of peasants by the rapidly growing wool trade and the tyranny of headstrong kings.
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In fact, it was sold for $10 per slice (yes, slice) at a lower Manhattan block party, with all proceeds going to the Headstrong Project, a nonprofit focusing on mental health care for veterans.
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Sure, you may lean on your sniper more than another player, or might take a particularly headstrong assault with your (honestly, overpowered) scouts, but most maps have a core solution with a few variations.
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Caitlin knows it's an ambitious goal, but she's a headstrong woman: she already has her ideal race times in mind.. A month after her surgery, Caitlin is hosting a bar trivia night in Brooklyn.
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His characterization changed, too: While Mr. Burton's is a headstrong naïf, the new Kunta is "a little tougher, a little edgier," Mr. Wolper said, in what he hoped would be a more contemporary spin.
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"Don't Take Your Gun to Town," dated to the 1980s, rewrites his classic 1958 song "Don't Take Your Guns to Town," in which a headstrong young cowboy dies when he ignores his mother's advice.
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Those missteps reveal a "headstrong, vengeful, and not very competent leader who has done an impressive job of consolidating power and a miserable job of using it," writes Harvard's Stephen Walt in Foreign Policy.
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Instructors started getting basic training in breathwork about two years ago when the company introduced a class called HeadStrong, which blends a high-intensity workout with so-called mindful movement and concludes with breathing.
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However, the 26-year-old Harvey has always been a little headstrong, and in this instance he prevailed on his manager, Terry Collins, to let him go back out to the mound for the ninth.
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Even Liv's mother Maya Pope (Khandi Alexander) was a badass Black powerhouse, world class spy, and shade machine who happened to be the only person alive who could read the often headstrong Olivia for filth.
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But he will also have to contend with a headstrong defence minister whom he does not trust and a former defence minister who has joined the ranks of those sworn to topple the prime minister.
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Lani is running out of time to display the talent that appears to lurk within one of the most volatile, headstrong and quirky thoroughbreds to compete in the Triple Crown races in many a generation.
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Galveston attracts outdoorsy, headstrong, "loner-type folks," said Erin Barnhart, the county medical examiner, noting that after days of searching, officials there have yet to locate the next of kin for one of the men.
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Early studies focused on the many negatives society falsely believed about only children, like the idea that a child would become headstrong, selfish, egocentric, competitive, excessively spoiled and unable to share if raised by themselves.
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With this three-dimensional portrait of his headstrong heroine, whose hard-gloss shell conceals a hard-fought vulnerability, Quinn achieves a distinct and unusual creation: a leading lady who is likable because of her unlikability.
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"I think the only pre-planned thing with 'Wannabe' was wanting to represent them as a band as well as the essence of what they were: that fearless, headstrong, fantastically intimidating essence," Stannard told The Telegraph.
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In Novitiate, Margaret Qualley gives a resonant performance as Cathleen Harris, a soft-spoken, headstrong 17-year-old girl in the 1960s who decides to join a convent in Tennessee against her mother's (Julianne Nicholson) wishes.
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It adds more depth to its already robust cast of characters — specifically the headstrong Darlene (Carly Chaikin) and slowly turning Angela (Portia Doubleday) — and it even piles on more with great additions such as Craig Robinson.
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In Rebel of the Sands, part one of a trilogy, Amani Al'Hiza is a headstrong, gun-slinging orphan who enters a shooting contest disguised as a boy in a bid to escape her dead-end life.
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But the new generation of hot topics tends to come from Elena (Isabella Gomez), Penelope's headstrong daughter whose hobbies include reading, studying, and railing against the nefarious influence of the patriarchy in all its insidious forms.
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For Ms. Anderson's new play, Ms. Close has shed all vestiges of surface sophistication to portray the humble but formidable, earthy but pious Isabelle Arc, a 15th-century mom to an exceptionally gifted and headstrong daughter.
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Houston's contract talks with Coach Mike D'Antoni have broken down yet again, while Rockets management strains to debunk near-daily reports that the team's two headstrong stars, James Harden and Chris Paul, can no longer coexist.
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A headstrong teenage girl and a man who cannot speak are rich standouts of the book's second and third acts; Cliff paints the 16-year-old girl as kind and resilient while never overplaying her innocence.
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You can see it in her vivacious, headstrong Natasha and also in Ruby, Ms. Benton's "UnREAL" character, who shows up poolside in an "I Can't Breathe" T-shirt instead of a bikini and still turns heads.
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Riding to office on a wave of discontent with the Obama administration, headstrong governors in states like Wisconsin and Ohio embarked on a ferocious quest to transform their states, repeatedly battling powerful unions and popular backlash.
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The Kerry Blue Terrier Foundation describes them as "a willful, headstrong dog with a mind of its own, obsessed with squirrels (or the household cat), willing to take risks and second-guess and outsmart its handler."
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This man is played, with a deeply furrowed brow, by the American tenor Michael Fabiano, making a formidable debut as Don José, the soldier who falls for the headstrong Gypsy Carmen and, when spurned, kills her.
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After they separated, they started new relationships, and I began to feel that I was an accident—the product of an impetuous act in the lives of two very young and headstrong people of limited means.
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But precisely because the elder Bush lacked certain politicians' gifts, he also lacked certain characteristic politicians' weaknesses — the appetitive indiscipline of his successor, the headstrong utopianism of his son, the polarizing arrogance of our present chief executive.
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Something about Raphael's redemption arc—suffering for his sins of being headstrong and rude, but ultimately being forgiven and embraced by his fellow turtles, who stand beside him to fight evil—was both relatable and deeply desirable.
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When Mark Lewisohn, an expert on the band, was asked whether it was surprising that they split so quickly, he replied that the real question is how such headstrong and wilful characters stayed together for so long.
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Husney was there during the lengthy recording of Prince's debut album For You, standing behind him when the headstrong 303-year-old told the label he wanted to be the sole producer, despite his lack of experience.
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Che is a particular brand of headstrong and focused, and developing into one of those UK talents who will inspire people like me to tap you on the shoulder and suggest you 'keep an eye on him.
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And so I'm wondering about this because, like the Headstrong app I mentioned earlier, which is not free — it's free through a very expensive gym membership, but it's not tiered in the same way that yours is.
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The Sophocles tale not only comes out of the Western canon but its notion of the headstrong individualist who probes and questions and tempts fate is convenient shorthand for the would-be tradition-killers of Western modernity.
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" And Daniel Radcliffe, who played the headstrong Harry Potter, wrote in a social media post that Mr. Rickman was "one of the first of the adults on 'Potter' to treat me like a peer rather than a child.
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As American President Donald Trump continues his headstrong quest to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border, many expect him to use various tactics to strong-arm his southern neighbor into paying for the anti-immigration tool.
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The climax of The Last Jedi could have set up a central relationship that is not between a teacher and a pupil, but instead between two headstrong young people, powerful in the Force and hungry for new answers.
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And then there's Saoirse Ronan's Jo. The character, an aspiring writer who doesn't believe she needs a man to succeed, has become a role model for many a headstrong woman since Alcott's story was published in the 1860s.
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Analysts say the Buddhist authority's directive, and Ma Ba Tha's headstrong reply, illustrate a central challenge facing the governing National League for Democracy, the political party led by the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Fanning will play Sara Howard, a "headstrong secretary at Police Headquarters" who, along with co-stars Daniel Brühl and Luke Evans investigae a series of brutal murders in New York during the Gilded Age (from about 1870 to 1900).
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Some notable examples include the titles Fearless Girls, Wise Women & Beloved Sisters: Heroines in Folktales from Around the World, Amelia to Zora: Twenty-Six Women Who Changed the World and Headstrong: 52 Women Who Changed Science — And The World.
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" — Christopher, Puerto Rican "My abuela is a headstrong, force to be reckoned with who always made the best out of every heart-wrenching and difficult moment to bring happy memories and smiles to her family - and she still is.
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Although some cabinet colleagues are dismayed by her headstrong style, Lopez enjoys strong support from Duterte and says it is a blessing to work under someone who has similar values to her own, is "genuine" and "really has guts".
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" The high heat of their friendship will remind many readers of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels—one headstrong, dazzling girl; one watchful, more apparently "normal" one—but it's more like that of teen-age Clarissa and Sally Seton in " Mrs.
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But since the military began clearing his subcommanders and allies out of the North Waziristan tribal area, he appears to have even less authority over the Taliban's factional leaders, many of them headstrong characters who alternate between cooperation and violent feuding.
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The tension between Sansa and Daenerys is so intense (and well-justified), it wouldn't be surprising if there was a single event or exchange that flipped their whole vibe and drew these two intelligent, headstrong women together under a shared motivation.
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Through a twisted series of events that were no fault of her own, she has been largely defined by her struggles, rather than her artistic talents, or her headstrong character, both of which she has built her own success from.
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Then there is Gucci, of course; its wickedly headstrong designer Alessandro Michele garnishing a long and lanky pink chemise with a gaudy trompe l'oeil bow, or sending an incongruously racy message by patterning a version of the look in cheetah spots.
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Ms. Dormer plays the headstrong headmistress of an Australian girls' boarding school who, one fateful Valentine's Day, arranges for a group of pupils to be taken out for a picnic at the real-life geological formation referenced in the title.
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An additional fee of $40 a month will give bike owners on-demand access to cycling classes through the Variis app — which includes content from brands such as Precision Run, Pure Yoga, HeadStrong (a meditation podcast), and Myodetox (a recovery program).
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"Dead Men Tell No Tales" introduces the franchise's next generation; Brenton Thwaites, who plays the son of Orlando Bloom's Will Turner and Keira Knightley's Elizabeth Swann, and actress Kaya Scodelario, an intelligent, headstrong woman escaping accusations of being a witch.
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Told using extensive flashbacks, "Togo" recounts how Seppala -- frustrated by the mutt's headstrong nature -- tried to get rid of him, initially ignoring the objections of his wife (Julianne Nicholson), only to have the determined dog keep finding a way home.
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Best family flick: "The Farewell" A film based on an actual lie "The Farewell" (2019) stars Awkwafina as the headstrong Billi, as she travels with her family from New York to China to visit their grandmother who is dying of cancer.
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That idea is best expressed, not by Jo — exquisitely brought to life by Ronan in a headstrong, clear-eyed performance — but little Amy, whom Pugh portrays with a perpetual pout and far more gravitas than she's been given in the past.
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Flipping Out star Jeff Lewis is known for his headstrong attitude when it comes to renovating houses, but the new dad has been shaken by the lawsuit brought against him this week by the surrogate who carried his 19-month-old daughter, Monroe.
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Alicia von Rittberg was honored as female actor of the year for her portrayal of a headstrong nurse in "Charite", a television series set at Berlin's famed Charite hospital near the end of the 19th century, who fights to become a doctor.
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Talks between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim would represent the first direct engagement between a sitting American president and a North Korean leader, bringing together two mercurial and headstrong leaders who have lobbed long-distance insults and bellicose threats at each other.
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Much will depend on the impulses of three headstrong young men: Muhammad bin Salman of Saudi Arabia; Muhammad bin Zayed, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi and the real power of the UAE; and Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad, the emir of Qatar.
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Sam is lewd and indelicate, but the show has a gentle way of exploring how a single mother in the entertainment industry must juggle her friends, her aging mother, her work, her shoddy romantic prospects, and the needs of her precocious, headstrong children.
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Like U.S. President Donald Trump, the headstrong Lopez Obrador has been the heart and soul of his movement, and victory for him on July 1 could heighten tensions between Mexico and the United States over trade and migration if the two men clash.
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Its characters include Jonas Kahnwald (Louis Hofmann), a gloomy teenager still reeling from his father's suicide; Ulrich Nielsen (Oliver Masucci), a headstrong police officer having an affair with Jonas's mother; and Nielsen's wife, Katharina (Jördis Triebel), who works at the local school.
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" The headstrong former mayor who had doubled down on the NYPD's use of the policy for years got up before hundreds of black parishioners in a church in Brooklyn and said that after much reflection he realized he "got something really wrong.
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What's surprised me more than my almost-immediate taking to this new feature in the app (which the gym has labeled "Headstrong", not to be confused with the wildly popular Headspace), is how much I like wearing Apple's wire-free AirPods while I'm using it.
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Disney has announced that it is planning to release a live-action adaptation next May of its animated classic Aladdin, the ancient tale of the penniless market boy who, with a little help from a certain genie in a lamp, marries the headstrong Princess Jasmine.
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The headstrong singer was also resentful of Motown switching their base of operations from their longtime home of Detroit to Los Angeles, and relations with label chief Barry Gordy began to grow tense — particularly as Gaye's marriage to Gordy's elder sister Anna began to deteriorate.
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A commercial break during the awards ceremony treated viewers to the final trailer for Wonder Woman, which stars Gadot as the headstrong but compassionate Themysciran princess who needs to school Chris Pine on ending World War I and showing those Central Powers who's boss.
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Corcoran's third season of "The Copy Chat" just wrapped with over 3,000 listeners, and in addition to boosting the freelancer's own business, her company raised $13,000 for the charity Headstrong Project, which helps provide post-9/11 veterans and their families with mental health treatment.
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Long regarded by various teams he's played for as a headstrong handful, and by some members of the news media as chilly (or worse), Rondo has been a popular teammate almost everywhere he's played, reminiscent of the media-averse former All-Star forward Rasheed Wallace.
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" That no-boundaries type of throwing looks at the wall and seeing what sticks, coupled with a more headstrong type of confidence, is half of the fun: "You're allowed to be whatever you choose to be and whatever you want to put out into the world.
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But this was a negotiation that followed no known playbook: Two headstrong men — one 34 years old, the other 71, products of wealth and privilege, but with lives so dissimilar they were practically from different planets — coming together to search for a deal that eluded their predecessors.
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The puppet comes to life as Pinocchio, a headstrong and hedonistic creature who skips school to ogle a cabaret singer; falls victim to the get-rich scheme of two crooks; is himself thrown into prison; and is roughed up and exploited by a series of unscrupulous characters.
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The two-act work deftly shifts between present-day scenes of the aging Erich; flashbacks to his college days in Chicago; and earlier scenes in Germany, in which the headstrong young man refuses to go into the family scrap metal business, determined to pursue an American education.
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Drogon has already been known to be a headstrong dragon who takes his mother to places she doesn't want to go Snake-like worm parasites are not only boiling her alive from the inside, but squirming under her skin — particularly her stomach — as if they had impregnated her.
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It was initially difficult to imagine Britt Robertson, who was right at home as the charmingly impertinent and headstrong heart-on-her-sleeve heroine of Netflix's Girlboss, as a traditional Shondaland lead — especially when you remember Robertson was tapped to replace original star, American Horror Story alum Britne Oldford.
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Here, it goes with the territory: The two lead characters, cautious Violet and headstrong Tigerlily, are members of a Girl Scouts-like organization for talking mice, the Acorn Scouts, which provides them with snappy uniforms, a handbook, a motto, a pledge and an intimidating troop leader named Miss Poppy.
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"Disenchantment," the story of a headstrong young princess (voiced by Abbi Jacobson) and her two sidekicks, an elf with a serious crush on her (Nat Faxon) and a wisecracking little demon out of a Krazy Kat panel (Eric Andre), looks and feels a lot like a conventional TV comedy.
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The president's move left Senate Republicans sharply divided, and it remains to be seen whether they will act collectively to try to stop Mr. Trump or how far into uncharted territory they are willing to follow a headstrong president operating with no road map beyond his own demands.
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Starting in 2008, Mattel apparently decided that it was not profitable to teach little girls about history and archived many of the historical dolls the brand launched with in 1986, including headstrong Victorian aristocrat and social activist Samantha, who introduced a generation of little girls to the concept of labor rights.
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López Obrador, a headstrong leftist who traveled the length of the country painting himself as a father figure for Mexico with his message in favor of the disenfranchised during two previous failed presidential runs, wasted no time attempting to set Mexico on track with his vision even before taking the reins.
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The romantic drama has a wintry, distinct feel which greatly enhances its admittedly bare bones story, a love affair between headstrong young runaway Heidi (Abbie Cornish) and troubled young man Joe (Sam Worthington.) This is one best enjoyed with the lights turned down low, a glass of red in hand.
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Punctuated by Ms. Distler's projections of Delany family photographs and images that conjure the worlds Sadie and Bessie knew, "Having Our Say" is equal parts a portrait of these two disparate personalities — Bessie ornery and headstrong and Sadie diffident and sweet — and a chronicle of the century they lived through.
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The Saturday Profile MONTREAL — If Xavier Dolan could direct a film about his life, he says, the opening scene would show the first encounter between his headstrong and emotional Quebecer mother and his Egyptian-born womanizing father, at a bohemian bar in Montreal where his mother had gone to hear his father sing.
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Andrew Johnson's downfall was being headstrong (he was acquitted and remained in office), Richard Nixon's was his paranoia and the need for total control (he resigned before he could be impeached), and Bill Clinton's was the inability to tell the truth on the stand (Clinton, like Johnson, was acquitted by the Senate).
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Carmen Cusack, who plays the magazine editor, said that a deluge of new material began to come her way starting in San Diego, meant to bring out the contrasts of a woman who is depicted as both a headstrong teen in the 1920s and a wounded, more tightly wound adult in the 1940s.
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This was in a large part because his pleas to reject the Saudi efforts to reduce production collided with a push by Mr. Putin to forge close relations with the kingdom's notoriously headstrong de facto leader, Crown Prince Mohammed, and expand Moscow's influence in a region long dominated by the United States.
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Not only has Mr. Moon steered two headstrong, erratic adversaries away from a military conflict that could have been devastating for his nation, he has maneuvered the Trump administration into pursuing negotiations that it has long resisted — but that he and his allies on South Korea's political left have long pressed for.
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In addition to their own programs, the VA should continue to invest in community organizations such as Headstrong, who have the capacity to provide individualized cost-free treatment to a substantial amount of post-9/11 Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, who may or may not qualify for VA care, and have proven results.
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Help loved ones to seek care in a stigma-free manner at VA facilities, Headstrong providers, private care, local support groups, and by joining Veterans' organizations like Team Red, White, and Blue, which augment clinical care by providing an inclusive community focused on patriotism and fitness in myriad chapters throughout the country.
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Jo was a smart, headstrong, clumsy misfit; a loving sister and daughter who knew her own heart and could be brave, not just in service of her family but also in service of her own ambitions, a poor girl who turns down the rich, handsome dreamboat next door to pursue her ambitions.
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The mother-daughter trio looked close as can be as they smiled and posed for photographers at the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres where The Breadwinner, the upcoming animated film about a headstrong young girl in Afghanistan who disguises herself as a boy in order to provide for her family, was having its Los Angeles premiere.
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From high school vampire slayers to cartoon superheroes and FBI agents, the 90s and early 2000s gifted us with a diverse range of badass sistas who, despite the occasional corny one-liner, flung us head-first into narratives that subverted the passive female stereotype and endorsed headstrong women with a surprising amount of skill in combat.
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Inspired by experiences with his own daughter's rare chromosomal disorder, Pye volleys between 2006 and 123, as Simon (David Tennant) and Emily (Jessica Hynes) slowly realize that their baby has something undeniably wrong with her — after which they forge a path toward communicating with the headstrong Rosie (Miley Locke), who is unable to verbally express herself.
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When twin crises occur — an undocumented immigrant working on the farm next door asks if she could help his girlfriend, who is also undocumented, and Antonia's older, headstrong sister Izzy goes missing — Antonia is forced to grapple with what it means to be a good, present person in a world full of so much incomprehensible tragedy. —T.
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When two twin crises occur — an undocumented immigrant working on the farm next door asks if she could help his girlfriend, who is also undocumented, and Antonia's older, headstrong sister Izzy goes missing — Antonia is forced to grapple with what it means to be a good, present person in a world full of so much incomprehensible tragedy. —T.
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Downton's latest reinvention sees the return of many of its biggest stars, including Dame Maggie Smith as the formidable Dowager Countess of Grantham, Hugh Bonneville and Elizabeth McGovern as the Earl and Countess of Grantham and Michelle Dockery as their headstrong daughter, Lady Mary; plus Penelope Wilton as Cousin Isobel and Phyllis Logan as Mrs Carson, the kindly housekeeper.
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On a recent morning in December, Mr. Day-Lewis and the film's other stars — the British actress Lesley Manville, who appears as Reynolds's imperious sister and business manager, Cyril; and the Luxembourgian actress Vicky Krieps, who plays Alma, the designer's headstrong muse and love interest — were gathered to discuss the film as a trio for the first time without Mr. Anderson present.
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Much had apparently changed in Ragnar's time away — his young sons, Ivar (Alex Høgh Andersen), Ubbe (Jordan Patrick Smith), Hvitserk (Marco Ilsø) and Sigurd (David Lindstron), had all grown into headstrong young men, disillusioned by their absent father, while his eldest son Bjorn (Alexander Ludwig), was preparing to sail to the Mediterranean, eager to forge his own legacy away from his father's shadow.
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"There have been so many accusations of sexual harassment at Fox that even if they did break the Weinstein story, it would be called 'Hollywood Stars, They're Just Like Us.'" — JIM JEFFERIES Mr. Jefferies, who's known for his crude and headstrong comedy, ended the segment with a heartfelt mea culpa, then demanded that men work to understand the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in today's culture.
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Headstrong Monse (Sierra Capri) and secret soft boy Cesar (Diego Tinoco) recall a modern-day Romeo and Juliet, while the delightfully eccentric Jamal (Brett Gray), not-so-secret soft boy Ruby (Jason Genao), and Jasmine (low key the best of them all, played Jessica Marie Garcia) are similarly navigating the ups and downs of being a teen in a neighborhood where you're lucky to have an actual childhood.
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It was my first Presidential election, and at the tender, headstrong, dumb-as-a-bucket-of-fried-shrimp age of twenty, I was too inexperienced and myopic to see any difference between Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE and George W. Bush.
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And with the series' original young lovers Will (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth (Keira Knightley) sidelined — by an immortal curse, no less — come two dewy new substitutes: Henry (The Giver star Brenton Thwaites) as the really ridiculously good-looking fruit of Will and Elizabeth's union, and Carina (Kaya Scodelario of the Maze Runner films), as the kind of plucky, headstrong proto-feminist whose proud familiarity with geometry and astronomy promptly gets her labeled as a witch.
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Director: Kelly Reichardt (Wendy and Lucy, Night Moves) Cast: Michelle Williams (Meek's Cutoff, Brokeback Mountain), Laura Dern (HBO's Enlightened, Jurassic Park), Kristen Stewart (Clouds of Sils Maria, the Twilight series) Distributor: None yet Reichardt adapts three short stories by award-winning American author Maile Meloy, all set in the small Montana town of Livingston, each about a headstrong woman who has a hard time getting other people to hear what she's saying.
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