The toll of the Nixon administration is long and heartrending.
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But it was still Jane the Virgin: fun, silly, and heartrending.
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Jennifer Garner shows that a mother's intuition can sometimes be a heartrending thing.
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Her heartrending sobs as she came to realize this were difficult to hear.
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" Those feelings are translated into Eiger's heartrending and impressionistic lyrics on "Living Free.
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Republicans' pent-up bitterness over the 22 loss overflowed, resulting in long, heartrending screeching.
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" Denis saw Pattinson in "Twilight," she said, and was struck by his "heartrending charisma.
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I wonder if that's driving some of the heartrending panic many Americans are experiencing.
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It's a heartrending love letter to the magic of rediscovery & latent powers our legacies hold.
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The prosecutor described the scene as "awful" and especially heartrending because it occurred on Christmas.
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After that, there is competition, with perverse incentives: whoever has the most heartrending story wins.
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And after last night's penultimate episode of the heartrending NBC drama, we kind of believe her.
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Tearing spouses away from their own jobs and children from their schools and friends can be heartrending.
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Now, burdened with a memory he is struggling to come to terms with, Madasani's words are heartrending.
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I know seeing children in cages as we have seen is extremely heartrending to all of us.
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Tseng's court file is filled with similarly heartrending letters from the families of other victims and patients.
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"It's been a heartrending time to be both a woman and an immigrant in this country," she said.
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Instead of dwelling on the heartrending pain of that moment, she simply told me that she was fortunate.
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It does not lend itself to heartrending vignettes about innocent girls and babies facing a future of injustice.
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It was heartrending to see her laid low by an illness that we couldn't understand, much less identify.
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Bryant's tale of a child with a maggot-infested leg is typical of the heartrending Oregon Trail literature.
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In Tatro's performance, all of Dylan's pain and silliness pokes through at once in a way that's quite heartrending.
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The moving video draws from footage in the film, notably the scene in which Ally gives her heartrending performance.
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Last night, Casey Affleck snagged his first Best Actor Oscar for his heartrending lead in Manchester By the Sea.
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Both a heartrending rom-com and a hijinks-filled ensemble friendship comedy, Lovesick belongs in the pantheon of both genres.
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"I have the greatest amount of sympathy, I can't see those pictures, it's heartrending to see those pictures," he said.
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Sunday night's season 6 finale of Homeland was, as always, spectacular: pulse-pounding, smart, heartrending, and leaving us wanting more.
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The tribute to Nipsey Hussle, the beloved Los Angeles rapper who was fatally shot last March, offered another heartrending moment.
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Each 30-ish-minute episode of Ear Hustle tells stories that are intimate and funny, as well as heartrending and difficult.
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The same heartrending stir and upset, the same questions, are produced by the extraordinary recording of the Verdi Requiem from 1951.
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The lure of This Is Us' characteristic touching scenes and heartrending moments has kept people loyally tuning in since the September premiere.
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An indisputable classic, "Hurt" remains a showstopper, its heartrending contents proving eternal relatable to those whose lives his NIN's music has touched.
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"When I saw Twilight, I liked it immediately because he has heartrending charisma," said director Claire Denis in an interview with IndieWire.
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Over the past several weeks, we've had heartrending conversations about what's happening to migrant children and their families at the U.S. border.
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Heartrending personal stories, punctuated with a needed interjection of humor, are standard fare for presidential candidates like Warren with a hardscrabble background.
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In heartrending prose, Kiesling weaves through an exploration of the political and the private, fear and love, survival and obligation, loneliness and longing.
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"It's heartrending that that small of a child — a baby only 15 days old — had been so injured that it died," says Crum.
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In addition to the 65 expected to testify in Eaton County, more than 156 women gave heartrending testimonies last month in Ingham County.
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That emotionally-charged phone call was perhaps the most difficult and heartrending conversation I have had in all my years of public service.
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Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson star in this heartrending comedy-drama as a couple undergoing a divorce that pushes them in unexpected ways.
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In one of the show's more heartrending scenes to date (and there have been many), Maeve watches are her friend has her brains scrambled.
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Barracoon is a heartrending firsthand account of a period of time at risk of becoming something abstract, an account readers are lucky to have.
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And Evans: maybe think about taking this dude's advice next time you tweet a heartrending picture of your furry love with an ambiguous caption.
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And while it's beautiful, heartrending television, I couldn't help but wonder what a 10-episode version of the final season might have looked like.
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But they're telling a story of immense human suffering — one the Associated Press's Hannah Dreier put into perspective in a heartrending series of tweets.
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Pera's thoughtfulness is the series' emotional centerpiece, and when true obstacles are thrown his way as the second season progresses, it's heartrending, even devastating.
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Philando Castile New, heartrending video shows the young daughter of Philando Castile's girlfriend trying to comfort her mother in the moments after Castile was shot.
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He lingered in the background for a couple of years, then tearfully retired in one of the most heartrending pro wrestling moments in recent memory.
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Elle Decor points out that the apartment even has a romantic history, though thankfully not as heartrending as the ones that took place at the Abbey.
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It's an intimate epic, taking one boy's specific life and trying to find the universal in it, and it closes with scenes that are downright heartrending.
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Giudice has been posting heartrending tributes to Antonia on Instagram in the days since her death, coupling sweet old family photos and videos with emotional captions.
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Thank you for being my mom and my dad In perhaps one the most heartrending songs on the album, Eminem dedicates "Castle" entirely to Hailie Jade.
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It has generated not only support, but dozens of heartrending stories about the tragic and often lethal shortcomings of the government's current approach to mental illness.
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Fanning nails the combination of incredible strength and heartrending vulnerability in a young person so awkward in their body, yet so sure of who they are.
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Mad genius Elon Musk is ambitious, busy, and very melancholy, coming off a heartrending breakup that has him weeping and asking for dating advice from a reporter.
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The company has sponsored him on a trip to Lebanon, where he filmed a heartrending video about what it's like to celebrate Ramadan in a refugee camp.
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"It's obviously heartrending to see the images that we are," said Green, referring to widely seen videos of rescue workers scrambling to pull survivors from collapsed buildings.
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In this heartrending memoir, Iyanla chronicles the dissolution of her marriage, the cancellation of her television show, the death of her daughter, and her own breakdown and recovery.
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The narrative, which continually circles the many incarnations of death from individual to large-scale catastrophes, culminates in a beautiful, heartrending prayer in the voice of Danticat's mother.
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Louisiana-born, Brooklyn-based vocalist and producer, Julianna Barwick, has shared "Same," a heartrending new collaborative track with Woodstock-based musician Mas Ysa, off her forthcoming album Will.
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In this politics of white virtue, Lydia and Luca's journey comes off as little more than a simplistic story that can render a heartrending crisis consumable and marketable.
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Here are all the times Eminem references his daughter in Revival: "Castle" In perhaps one the most heartrending songs on the album, Eminem dedicates "Castle" entirely to Hailie Jade.
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His desperation to know parental love is heartrending, and it just doesn't seem to have a solution other than for Lenny to accept how things are and move on.
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"The grievous passing of Maryam Mirzakhani, the eminent Iranian and world-renowned mathematician, is very much heartrending," Rouhani said in a message that was reported by The Tehran Times.
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While much of the action does take place on a train, it'll still have you an the edge of your seat, especially during the climactic (and heartrending) final act.
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Jurors heard four days of heartrending testimony from more than 20 of the victims' loved ones, who described their legacies of faith and the devastation wrought by Roof's brutality.
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Mary Otto's heartrending and incisive book, Teeth, builds on her Washington Post story on Deamonte Driver, a black twelve-year-old from Maryland who "died of a toothache" in 2007.
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So for the five year anniversary of the show's goodbye, we've rounded up a few of the most heartrending, sob-worthy, serious case-of-the-feels moments in FNL history.
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Nine days after Hurricane Maria ravaged the island, emerging video and news reports of a heartrending humanitarian crisis are jarring with the Trump administration's upbeat assessment of the relief effort.
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Sources told CNN the President was convinced of the need to reverse his claim that he could not stop the family separations by heartrending audio and video of bereft children.
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In 2018, the jury honored Hirokazu Kore-eda's Shoplifters, a heartrending Japanese saga about a family living in a one-room shack in Tokyo, stealing food and clothing to survive.
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At the heartrending gathering for Hiaasen, friends and colleagues lauded him as a dedicated professional who was committed to the craft of journalism and loved mentoring the next generation of reporters.
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As Dr. Ford bravely told her powerful and heartrending story, I added it to the chorus of women shouting "No more" who sat with me in spirit in that small room.
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There's a heartrending cameo from Kris Kristofferson, and a host of flashbacks to Blaze's early passion for Sybil Rosen (Alia Shawkat), an actress—"Beautiful little Jewish girl, kinky hair," he says.
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" Bob, who wrote that Christopher is on the autism spectrum, penned a heartrending Facebook post that reads, in part, "His classmates are delayed as well, but most not as much as Christopher.
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Last month, the Trump administration responded to the increase in family arrivals by announcing the new "zero tolerance" policy, which has resulted in the heartrending stories of family separation we're hearing about.
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The show's plot centers on Stephanie and Kimmy moving in to help recently widowed D.J. raise her family, so it's safe to say that plenty of family antics (and heartrending moments) will ensue.
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But heartrending love, pride, resilience, and defiance also brought me to tears: a gratitude for the lessons learnt from generations of survival, and a mourning and fury for the ones taken from us.
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Nevertheless, nearly a hundred and fifty women spoke of the harm Nassar had done to them in committing crimes for which he had never been charged, delivering heartrending statements, broadcast live, over seven days.
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So read on for beautifully written, heartrending, and often funny memoir pieces from our journal—Jason Gallegos's mournful arrival at the prison, my harrowing religious testimony, and moments of quotidian prison life from Jose Garcia.
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After the heartrending events in France last year, Vyacheslav Kantor, president of the European Jewish Congress (ECJ), said that European Jews are facing a kind of mass discrimination which has no parallel since the Holocaust.
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It sounds heavy, but since we've all seen Moore handle the gravitas of A Walk To Remember — not to mention her heartrending scenes in This Is Us — we know she'll handle it all with aplomb.
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Composed by bandmembers Deakin and Geologist, they inject the prideful yet heartrending original with a a whole geodome of verdant, squishy textures, further elaborating the mood by including field recordings of birds in the wild.
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Anupam Kher gives a heartrending performance as Mr. Bhamra, whose strict rules about his daughter's conduct are shown to steep from a desire to spare her the humiliation and discrimination he endured as a young man.
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Christine Leinonen, the mother of Orlando shooting victim Christopher "Drew" Leinonen, gave an absolutely heartrending speech at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday about the loss of her only child and the need for gun control.
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The imaginative legends that are associated with the region speak more to the human need for supernatural explanations to heartrending tragedies than it does to alien abductions, lost civilizations, or the general bloodlust of the sea.
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Maggie's story is the most heartrending of the three in the book because she seems the least deserving of other women's judgment; you can't get much worse than vilifying a teenage assault victim for speaking her truth.
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One of its strengths is the heartrending depiction of Niloo's bid to reconnect with her birth country through budding relationships with a constellation of Iranians in Amsterdam, each of whom hovers in a different brand of immigrant limbo.
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Read More: The Cassini Orbiter Takes One Last Look at Oddball Moon Hyperion On Tuesday, NASA released a heartrending video tribute to the orbiter's achievements and its ongoing "Grand Finale" of close-pass maneuvers through Saturn's rings and moons.
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Instead, it's a thoughtful, heartrending look at Dylan's group of friends — including Flynn as Dylan, Antonia Thomas as Evie, Daniel Ings as Luke, and Joshua McGuire as Angus — as they try to figure out what they want from their love lives.
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The Pope set a bold example on Saturday by bringing 12 Syrian refugees back to the Vatican on his plane after a heartrending visit to an overcrowded camp on Lebos, the Greek island that has become the center of the growing refugee crisis.
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Legendary actress Angela Bassett's appearance with survivors of the 2015 Charleston church shooting was absolutely heartrending, as well as a reminder of the total uselessness that "thoughts and prayers" have accomplished in pushing our country toward a meaningful solution to ending gun violence.
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The film, directed by Martin McDonaugh, won awards for Best Motion Picture Drama, Best Supporting Actor in A Motion Picture Drama (Sam Rockwell), Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama (frankly, Frances McDormand's heartrending performance deserves all the awards), and Best Screenplay.
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Shakespeare was crafting portraits of psychological depth — full of doubt, hypocrisy and mystery When thinking about the reasons for Shakespeare's enduring popularity, you could point to his facility with language, his ability to deliver moments that possess both poetic complexity and heartrending simplicity.
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From the Huygens Titan lander to the Soviet Venus probes, the robots we send to explore other worlds are normally abandoned in their adopted homelands, never to see humans again, a circumstance that inspired this heartrending xkcd comic about the Mars Spirit rover.
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The opening chapters of Stalingrad move from an awkward encounter between Hitler and Mussolini to the heartrending moment when a Russian villager receives his call-up papers and worries that he can't leave his family enough firewood to see them through the winter.
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Which makes it all the more heartrending when it slowly becomes clear (and it's clear to the reader long before it's clear to Mason) that the police believe Mason had something to do with the tragic death of his best friend the year before.
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You can watch the whole thing on YouTube, thanks to a dedicated fan (of Instagram Live videos), and I must say: it is 45 heartrending minutes of feeling like this is as close as you will ever get to actually watching TV with Rihanna.
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With the exception of a particularly heartrending and explosive argument with Nicole, Driver proves that when it comes to giving a memorable and emotional performance, less is more — and his role as Charlie was definitely more worthy of an Oscar than Phoenix's turn as Arthur.
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ET on The CW. Perry's death on March 4 at the age of 52 following a massive stroke was a heartrending loss for the "Riverdale" cast and crew and an emotional blow for fans of both "Riverdale" and the former "Beverly Hills 90210" star.
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Trump's climbdown came after he faced intense pressure from across the political spectrum and from religious, political and world leaders to halt the separations, which produced days of heartrending news coverage of crying children -- some of whom were kept in cage-like detention centers.
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In January 2017, there was a truly heartrending moment at a CNN town hall when he promised a young mother who'd received protections under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that she had no need to fear deportation even in the coming Trump era.
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If Republicans had listened to Weberman, Young and the other people whose healthcare stories were at once heartrending and inspiring, they would have feared more the millions of voters who now realize their lives are on the line than the well-heeled tweeter-in-chief.
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At the same time, Trump has begun second-guessing the recommendations of the immigration hardliners who have worked to orchestrate a harsh stance toward immigrant families, which this week came under new scrutiny for heartrending depictions of children being held without basic necessities such as soap.
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After landing in Warsaw, past midnight back at home, Obama rushed to his hotel and spoke about the deaths of two African-American men -- Alton Sterling of Louisiana and Philando Castile of Minnesota -- at the hands of police officers this week, each captured on heartrending cellphone footage.
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"It was heartrending to hear her story in that I have heard of similar stories from other people in Hollywood who have been in the industry for years, and they decided to transition and were immediately tossed out of their jobs," said Thomas, who met Madden last winter.
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In To Zurbaran, a small foal lies blindfolded on a wooden table with all legs bound, portraying an image rooted both in Christian symbolism of sacrificial lambs and the Syrian refugee crisis that has found the world transfixed by heartrending images of tiny bodies washed up on Mediterranean shores.
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A heartrending letter, written by the grieving father of the 18-year-old Michigan woman killed last week by a motorist who allegedly sped down the sidewalk in the heart of New York's Times Square, has appeared at a makeshift memorial at the very spot where his daughter lost her life.
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I highly doubt that anyone at the time suspected that Predator would predict the future more accurately than 1987's bi-racial cop drama Lethal Weapon, but who could have guessed that a sobbing Mel Gibson shoving a pistol into his mouth would one day be a welcome, rather than a heartrending, sight?
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Furthering the bad optics over the money transfer is that went toward immigrant detention and deportation efforts, which have been maxed out, DHS says, under the push to arrest and deport more undocumented immigrants by the Trump administration, including this summer's family separations that resulted in heartrending stories of children being separated from their parents.
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In addition to featuring legitimately heartrending (and yes, quite funny) stuff concerning McNamara's death and the toll it took on him and his young daughter, plus some of Oswalt's always-sharp crowd work, Annihilation also marks the first special in which the outspoken comic will take on the ever-rich subject of President Donald Trump.
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Since, at first, we were the only company that developed romance games, we simply tried to come up with every topic and setting that sounded like it would be popular with the female audience (student life, music, luxury and elegance, heartrending love, and so on) and see what game we could create based on it.
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