The artist Rae Swon crafted the viral, hellish art garment.
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I know that holy, hellish ground you wrote about well.
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This hellish collaborations provides the freedom to finally do so.
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This approval comes after a hellish week of cabinet votes.
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A hellish wait for rescue Chaos erupted, survivors have recalled.
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Sydney, Australia woke on Monday morning to a hellish sight.
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Despite the hellish cold of the evening, there was not.
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Add this crisis to the two hellish years at Facebook.
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Inside, the gas chamber is as hellish as you'd think.
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Fighting in the school is still hellish, as everyone scrambles.
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Only know getting onto an airplane as a hellish experience.
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" Sulfur yellow, he added, "has a sort of hellish connotation.
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It's not just babies that can make a flight hellish.
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The mayor, who was elected in 2013 on a police reform platform, has also put measures into place to reform the hellish court system, the more hellish Rikers Island, and, more recently, the bail problem.
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The weeks since then had been hellish, she told her doctor.
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The planet Venus is by all accounts a pretty hellish place.
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Thanks to hydrodynamic drag, it can also be a hellish workout.
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This has been a particularly hellish year in television and film.
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But, you know what's even more hellish than group chat hell?
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What seemed to cause him angst: the hellish aspects of manufacturing.
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In that fleeting moment, this entire hellish nightmare felt worth it.
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They go through hellish marriages, and then get out of them.
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So far, however, the summer has been less hellish than anticipated.
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Luckily, this pooch's hellish barks get answered and off they go.
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Having to interact with Cheryl's parents proves to be downright hellish.
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The Hellish E-Waste Graveyards Where Computers Are Mined for Metal.
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I've worked in offices before, of course, some requiring hellish commutes.
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Our families, our companions, our hellish picnics in our cozy lives?
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THE Cultural Revolution was a hellish period for millions of Chinese.
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It's kind of a cute effect, but also kind of hellish.
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And now, during this rather hellish time, it feels almost revolutionary.
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Instead, it's a hellish take on the end of the world.
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You see, now, how the large hellish face of Diana happened.
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At movie houses, she saw newsreels from the hellish European front.
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They inspire legislation that makes an already hellish experience even worse.
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The blazes are so big they generate their own hellish weather.
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From this hellish man-made calamity, one voice ruptures the breach.
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And, like the SEALs, the training pipeline is at times hellish.
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It was just your brain in a jar, solving hellish problems.
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Known for its sunshine and tropical climate, Black warned, "If you go deep [into] the Hawaiian islands, in the nooks and crannies in between, it's pretty hellish: The mosquitos, the heat, the hellish terrain," he explained.
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Then this nation charged into Europe and arrested the hellish Nazi Holocaust.
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Sadly, the landers only lasted a few hours in Venus' hellish landscape.
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Hariri built tunnels en route to the airport, avoiding hellish traffic jams.
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Nishino's maps become hellish auto-portraits, subjective representations built through fantastic repetition.
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Hailey Baldwin is hell-bent on leather ... even in hellish-like weather.
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But she absolutely loves Manhattan–giant water bugs, hellish traffic, and all.
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No one expected the militants to surrender Mosul without a hellish fight.
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Facebook, which acquired Instagram in 2012, has had a hellish two years.
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The fighting took place on the hellish Maeda Escarpment in April 1945.
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From the simple act of looking arises a hellish struggle around being.
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On Thursday, the hellish post-debate news cycle gave us Smooth Bernie.
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When sunlight finally broke through the haze, it illuminated a hellish landscape.
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A way to ease into the ugly and hellish destinations to come.
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It is a bleak and hellish destination to which she leads us.
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With each hellish phase of the treatment triathlon, my prognosis was improving.
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And Australia is battling hellish wildfires, made even worse by global warming.
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It was hellish at first, and then I got used to it.
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Sohei Nishino's maps are hellish auto-portraits, subjective representations built through fantastic repetition.
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Some incredible new footage of the hellish gusher shows it's alive and well.
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Until Capitol Hill rewrites the law, air travel will continue to be hellish.
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That's what prompted me to go further into this hellish den of bugs.
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A suffocating storm of papers envelops him, dragging him down to hellish landscape.
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RT often seems obsessed with the United States, portraying life there as hellish.
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Up until now we've only seen endless, hellish Twitter videos of subway flooding.
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The combination of wax and wick can be hellish on the digestive tract.
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He smiled and brought me back to the part about my hellish period.
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It's been a week equal parts hellish and historic in the British Parliament.
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The closing sequences of the episode effectively convey how hellish that must feel.
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Australia's recent fire season has been hellish, and there's no end in sight.
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The traffic tie-ups get especially hellish during the morning and evening rushes.
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Almost every scene he's in is hallucinatory and hellish in a good way.
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The hellish suffering to which the people of Syria are being subjected must stop.
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We call our planet's earliest era the Hadean because it was likely quite hellish.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Romania Romania has been having a hellish summer.
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While the snow is pretty, scraping the ice off of the car is hellish.
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The euro area survived a hellish decade, and is now enjoying an unlikely boom.
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"I was a typing tutor, and it's hellish motivating kids to type," he said.
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His symptoms were "hellish," and chemotherapy was quickly wearing him down, his wife remembered.
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Bummer, because seeing them means someone is braving a hellish flight or epic drive.
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Another hellish year on this mortal plane is about to come to a conclusion.
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Human rights monitors such as Amnesty International have reported "hellish" conditions, abuses and neglect.
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And there are many more that endure all manner of even more hellish conditions.
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For all the non-believers out there, here it is in its hellish glory.
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But when Jacobs celebrated density, she wasn't talking about a hellish human traffic jam.
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" Weirder still, you're controlling that "space beetle" on a trip through "the hellish void.
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After enduring a hellish first round, Kelly made a big impression on the second.
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The hellish violence depicted is meant to invoke works by Hieronymus Bosch and Bruegel.
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Never mind these were inhospitable areas ridden with predators and imposing, hellish granite outcrops.
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His tank battle happened early in the hellish three-month-long fight for Okinawa.
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Will it be as hellish as it seems in the dark hours this morning?
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For more than two decades, the hellish shooter has helped define first person shooters.
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A number of hellish months later, she has lost the weight she wanted to.
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Soon she's bringing home a series of unsuspecting men to meet their hellish fate.
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Hellish descriptions of violence have a way of eclipsing all that came before them.
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The problem is it's not clear that the hellish conditions will ease anytime soon.
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Hill and other inmates aren't supposed to go through these kind of hellish circumstances.
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There's dizzy harmonized guitar solos, disco-adjacent percussive percolations, and hellish descents into atonal static.
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Commuters from the affluent communities of West Los Angeles became tired of the hellish traffic.
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Is working at Amazon a hellish, dangerous, physically grueling job, with low wages to boot?
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Best of all, mornings were no longer a hellish extension of a late-night binge.
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Witnesses described hellish scenes: marble pillars covered with blood, bodies and body parts scattered everywhere.
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Observer's Krakow is as hellish as you'd imagine a city run by corporation to be.
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And during winter the ocean surrounding Antarctica, called the Southern Ocean, is a hellish place.
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To my time-stressed mind, going to a car dealership seemed like a hellish nightmare.
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But in the face of hellish violence, his congregation's trust in The Almighty remains impervious.
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Instead, we'll be biting our nails hoping that Alex and Ben survive their hellish ordeal.
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"War is a terrible thing," Bray said in a simple distillation of the hellish experience.
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Mr. Cannon served 24 hellish years in prison — nine of them at a supermax facility.
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I guess she has a phone book in the hellish limbo in which she's wandering.
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In one brain hack, I kept living through a former prisoner's hellish, drug-addled experiences.
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Listen to Mr. Ferraresi, who is living a week into a hellish future in Italy.
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Eban's gripping book lays bare how Gandhi's well-intentioned local action became hellish global fraud.
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By now you may have seen the hellish pictures of wildfires raging across Northern California.
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The hellish conditions saw a fire tornado flip a fire truck, killing a volunteer firefighter.
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The conditions behind the hellish heat and fires across Australia have been building for years.
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But "Instant Family" isn't a hellish movie, although it is very much a Hollywood one.
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I had spent ten minutes wandering through a hellish landscape of Mickey Mouse's worst moments.
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Fossils were not the first sign that early Earth might have been Edenic rather than hellish.
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"There was almost no food or water," she remembered — and conditions were hellish in the hold.
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But in Russia, the corporations are especially heinous because of the hellish corruption in the country.
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Well, the hellish orb has the hottest surface in the solar system, hotter even than Mercury.
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Only these demons' crowns are made of hellish bone and their gifts are shrouded in darkness.
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And, over in Paris, Hedi Slimane's hellish Celine premiere was historic for all the wrong reasons.
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But for a depressed, anxious kid, living with a stranger who didn't like me was hellish.
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The video images from local media show a hellish scene: tiny bodies under a destroyed bus.
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Eventually, I found other friends who admitted their first pap smear experiences had also been hellish.
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Egg production doesn't kill animals directly, but it does confine hens to truly hellish living conditions.
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The thump-thump-thump of the speaker system issues out of its maw like hellish indigestion.
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California wildfires Today will be another hellish day in the fight against the Southern California wildfires.
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Or is it ultimately foolish, cursing Washington and Moscow to a hellish fight down the line?
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Do we just have to make a hellish trade-off between medical health and economic health?
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I bought another pair after the first one got ruined by New York City's hellish streets.
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He helped formulate the chords, and then I kind of added my choir, my hellish soprano.
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Darnell Dodson, the general manager, recommends Ithaca Hellish Lager or Captain Lawrence Clear Water Kölsch alongside.
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Indeed, we have a comfortable climate for life on Earth and a 'hellish' one on Venus.
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Crowe was not present, but rather in Australia facing the hellish fires ravaging his home country.
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You know those disaster movies where it's blue sky one minute, hellish storm clouds the next?
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How the hellish progeny of these two super-predators reached the floating villages, I cannot say.
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Hurley uses this hellish situation to provide a scathing commentary on the nature of warfare and capitalism.
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Dachsunds and chihuahuas are the two most aggressive dog breeds, and the combination yields one hellish competitor.
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During the time jump, Kevin's children go missing after a hellish and historically significant battle at sea.
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As that story goes, in the half-billion years after it formed, Earth was hellish and hot.
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But as a young woman in the hellish year of 2018, I find these covers surprisingly soothing.
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It's the latest suggestion for dealing with what could be a hellish summer at the nation's airports.
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This hellish Vegas dream of a video pretty much nails it with condemnations for everything I hate.
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It illuminates nearly every page like the hellish glow that lights up the night sky over Stalingrad.
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Still, it's clear that HBO has had a hellish 2017 when it comes to securing the bag.
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"This is the most excruciating, hellish several months that I've ever had," Musk said, his voice breaking.
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Because beyond the hellish ramp up of the Model 3, it's been a manic last few months.
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Finding a place to rent can be hellish, but does transferring that process online make it better?
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I spent half of eighth grade talking to various police officers and it was a hellish experience.
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" And Forbes yelled, "Twitter Is 'Failing' Because It's A Hellish Landscape Of IMHO Hot Takes And Trolls.
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Bethenny Frankel's divorce may be over, but that doesn't mean her hellish situation is anywhere near through.
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Airports with one or two big, centralised security checkpoints, by contrast, are a recipe for hellish lines.
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Smoyer searched for it, scanning a hellish urban landscape of rubble, sagging streetcar cables and collapsed buildings.
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There followed a hellish Saturday with more than 1,000 arrests, tear gas and water cannons across Paris.
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The resulting greenhouse effect may have turned the planet into the "hellish hot-house" it is today.
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But the road to my dream was paved with many professional mistakes (and countless hellish day jobs).
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Though the original Doom games featured imps and other hellish creatures, it wasn't really a horror game.
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They come in an endless stream, each new arrival's story a fresh chapter in a hellish story.
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Shopping malls can be hellish horrors, so he composes pieces that subconsciously influence you to slow down.
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I have stopped telling doctors that my birth control is making my day-to-day life hellish.
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A clash at one of Baghdad's frequent checkpoints could escalate into gunfire, potentially igniting one hellish fireball.
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All was well until the final 30km powered descent to the surface, Dr Sivan's hellish quarter hour.
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At the end of this hellish period, he realized that his tally had climbed to six figures.
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Listen especially to the repartee of a man and a woman caged together in a hellish union.
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The trip, as he described it, was a killer, up hellish mountains, along terrifying, sheer-drop paths.
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Heavily footnoted (the examples check out), the letter presents a hellish vision of this warfare gone amok.
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Now, scientists say this hellish phenomenon could become far more common as a result of climate change.
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If you want to gaze into the hellish future of human existence on Earth, look to Australia.
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While these massive projects are ongoing, travellers through the airports could experience even more hellish bottlenecks and queues.
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They barrel down mountain roads toward a valley, and hectic panels-within-panels depict the captives' hellish ride.
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As hellish as the storm may seem to the poor souls on the East Coast, it's not unprecedented.
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The sheriff described the container as a hellish place to be locked in during the area's hot weather.
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After a hellish year of tech scandals, even government-averse executives have started professing their openness to legislation.
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We are basically in a hellish echo-chamber, fueled by technology, hyper-connectivity, and way too much polling.
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Some designer thought, "Hey, I'll take something perfectly fine and make it terrible," and created these hellish pants.
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But it's a truth we need to face before the lies damn us to an eternally hellish nightmare.
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Florida will be a personal paradise, yours to own as soon as we fill in this hellish swamp.
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In the Bryant case, the victim ultimately declined to go to trial after a year of hellish scrutiny.
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Elon Musk's hellish predictions about artificial intelligence are not worth worrying about, tech entrepreneur Sean Parker said Wednesday.
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The suburban shopping center staple was dungeonlike, with hellish gates that led shoppers into a dark commercial corridor.
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The painting's three-part depiction of humanity's journey — edenic, surging, and hellish — is largely echoed in the film.
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But the detonation of even a small number of nuclear weapons in North Korea would produce hellish results.
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A shouting, glowering Trump painted a hellish picture of America as a place of economic devastation and mortal fear.
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Bland facade; hellish interior Pollsmoor is a bland face-brick facility, surrounded by luxury wine estates and wealthy suburbs.
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After a week-long break, the show puts us right back in the hellish mansion where we left off.
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For people (read: not six year olds) accustomed to the hellish landscape of the internet, these risks are expected.
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It's actually really sweet, and also gives Rachel the confidence she needs to keep pushing through this hellish finale.
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"It's been a hellish roller coaster," Dustin Dailey, a senior product manager at OurPact, told The New York Times.
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"This is the most excruciating, hellish several months that I've ever had," Musk said at the recent shareholder meeting.
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Long winters veer from mild to hellish, while brief, wet summers can be chilly when the sun goes down.
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The result is neither hellish enough to be a dystopian drama nor biting enough to work as satirical comedy.
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In March, the company announced it would be acquiring LoungeBuddy to make the travel experience less hellish for cardmembers.
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In order to satiate this hellish menagerie, Cambodians must feed them Num Om Saum, banana leaf sticky rice cake.
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Here's both a hellish scenario and a challenge: try to explain a recent meme to someone who's rarely online.
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We shot the pilot episode over the course of three hellish days, manipulating the cast toward increasingly dramatic extremes.
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Your heart aches for those who are returned to hellish conditions from which the center provided a temporary refuge.
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Hoover learned that the best way to thrive in a hellish place is by being a self-described devil.
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The Parker Solar Probe will dive deeply into the solar corona, experiencing some of the most hellish temperatures imaginable.
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Of course, for many of us, it's also a time of hellish pollen fields, itchy eyes, and nonstop sneezing.
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I don't believe the propaganda about cats being mean-spirited, or creating hellish living environments for easily-manipulated humans.
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Another had me wandering mazes in a corporate office so anonymous and hellish that it'd make Mr. Robot blush.
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We could have sex but not often—the intrusions often jumped in, a hellish cock-blocking ménage à trois.
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So on your way to these hellish interdimensional portals, make sure you help a few civilians along the way.
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"It's been the most excruciating, hellish months I've maybe ever had, but I think we're getting there," he said.
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"It's been interesting and hellish," said Theodosis Michos, raising his voice over the music at the Six d.o.g.s. party.
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No fantasy series finale ends on a positive note, so some hellish shoe must drop before the credits roll.
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Near the finish, he is almost resigned to his ambiguous but hellish fate, straightforwardly noting some very crooked events.
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Following failed attempts to cross the borders into the European Union, the migrants are stuck here in hellish conditions.
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"This is a hellish environment for a secretary of state," said one State Department official on condition of anonymity.
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Aronofsky's film is a hellish phantasmagoria, and a lot of different meanings can be culled from it, particularly as Mother!
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Company Facebook pages are hellish, and it doesn't look like the robot future is going to make it any better.
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Russia's got a spotty history with gold mining, an industry that often gave rise to hellish conditions and notorious gulags.
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But it only seemed to daze the hellish creature, which briefly took flight again and sought refuge behind the bookshelf.
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We're essentially in a hellish frat house—one that really hates women but also pretends to be joking about it.
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It's a visceral journey into a hellish world where society falls apart and the lucky die in the initial blast.
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Blame the Victorian bourgeoisie, who built vast, hellish metropolises where they lived in increasing material comfort, wistfully recalling rural life.
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A mix between Mary J. Blige and Roisin Murphy: on paper a hellish combination, but surprisingly soothing on the ear.
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Luís Carlos Valois, a judge who negotiated an end to the violence on January 2nd, called the hellish scene "Dantesque".
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That was our hellish past, running away from us as fast as the army guys who once shot at us.
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"This is like—I tell you—the most excruciating, hellish several months that I have maybe ever had," he said.
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You wouldn't survive a stint on the hellish early Earth that existed between 2.5 billion and 4 billion years ago.
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As one might expect, the major theme propelling the band's new album is war, and all of its hellish trappings.
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House Republicans in charge of tax reform face a hellish few days before they finally release their bill on Wednesday.
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Spoiler alert — the photos show a campaign that bears no resemblance to the hellish experience described by Allen and Parnes.
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And from personal experience, making a cosplay is about as fun and rewarding as it is hellish and stress-inducing.
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Right now, Juno is just at the edge of the magnetosphere right now, so things aren't quite hellish just yet.
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Anyone can hike across this beautifully remote canyon — if you've got six months of hellish marathon training under your belt!
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In fact, the church's hellish year began in January, when Pope Francis forcefully defended a Chilean bishop he had promoted.
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The head programmer, Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright), finds a cause: They're beginning to remember fragments of their hellish past lives.
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Meanwhile, Amazon just months ago managed to spin this already hellish labor environment as a funky new weight loss method.
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Editorial In the catalog of horrors afflicting the world's most hellish places, South Sudan can check about every bloodied box.
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The work's "story" — a tale of unrequited love and a hellish opium trip — is evocative, suspenseful and at times horrifying.
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We're about to relive the hellish days of high school through the eyes of our favorite queen bees and wannabes.
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In the past week winds from North Africa — which the Italians aptly call Lucifero — have caused hellish temperatures across Italy.
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Perhaps she needed this kind of saving grace in her life for balance because her workout routine is so hellish.
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The U.N.'s Colville said the rebel-held area had become "a hellish corner" of less than a square kilometer.
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Driving for five and a half hours in an unfamiliar country, at night, after a hellish flight and no sleep?
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"We were frightened and we were tired and it was like a hellish nightmare," Bouck told the Times in 1981.
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Today, I haven't prepared a lecture of well-researched talking points about how to navigate this sometimes hellish social media platform.
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During the hellish flight, a witness told The Sun ... Olesen began urinating right in the aisle of the 1st class cabin.
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Back when you worked for Bush 43, you called Kim&aposs father a tyrannical dictator and North Korea a hellish nightmare.
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First there was the hellish Atlantic hurricane season, when storms wiped out Domenica, Barbuda, Puerto Rico, St. John and other islands.
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Id Software's Executive Producer, Marty Stratton, speaks about the inspiration for the game, designing the hellish atmospheres, and psychotic jetpack skeletons.
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While allergies can be hellish, and interfere with all aspects of your life, there are ways to make exercising outside bearable.
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He's taken the painful tragedy and turned it into a gut-wrenching web comic with details that capture the hellish experience.
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While obviously a promotion for the music service, Wrapped is a quick and amusing diversion from an increasingly hellish news cycle.
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Scientists have discovered a hellish, sulfur-eating, worm-like relative of clams living in a Philippines bay, a new study reports.
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Was the era as hellish as its name, "Hadean" implies, or was Earth always a water-rich orb with moving plates?
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" As for why a cellphone would work in hell, Krankel and Hines both offer a joke: "Because it's a hellish tool.
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Some Sheelas—like the one getting devoured by a monster—might be seen as a hellish warning to the church congregation.
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When the zombie apocalypse comes a-knocking in Red Dead Redemption's Undead Nightmare DLC, mankind's favorite rideable animal turns horribly hellish.
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If the internet has taught us anything, it is that animal content is a balm within an otherwise hellish digital landscape.
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"CES 2067" by Sam Biddle A hellish vision of what it will be like to attend CES on its 100th anniversary.
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The time-traveling Cole resumes his mission to quash the hellish future from which he hails, in this second-season premiere.
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If, just 15 years ago, an awkward yell became Howard Dean's downfall, how is this hellish and embarrassing dance not Buttigieg's?
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Inside Facebook's hellish last two years Bad actors are using Facebook precisely as designed How Trump conquered Facebook without Russian ads
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At that point, I had no idea about the racial identity or hellish comic book mythology of McFarlane's landmark anti-hero.
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Obviously the music can be pretty hellish at points and you've said that this record came from a pretty depressing time.
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Like a hellish carnivorous plant mutated by some Mysterious Chemical X, my fascination with the horrifying has only gotten bigger, hungrier.
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The viewer encounters a kaleidoscope of hellish brands: Mac Meaty's, "Drink Poop," and the homunculus mascot Bloaty, of Bloaty's Pizza Hog.
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But even a megalomaniac like Mr. Kim understands that unleashing them would spell a hellish end to him and his country.
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Perhaps, like Abby, we understood Darlene as more aspirational, a bookworm who quietly longs to wriggle away from a hellish routine.
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The White House is trying to dig itself out of a self-inflicted crisis on Capitol Hill after a hellish week.
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It does not take long to realize that the nighttime conversation is part of a familiar, hellish pattern for the pair.
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He is still spending far less time with his 18-month-old daughter, but the commute is less hellish, he said.
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Conjuring up the novel's large cast of characters and its carnivalesque succession of hellish scenes, he quivers, shouts and fiercely drums.
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Teenagers run the internet: it is their hellish domain, and I am but an old goblin dwelling under a bridge, tweeting.
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All things considered, that photo of Dany on Drogon's back in a hellish field of fire is starting to feel increasingly ominous.
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Despite having been promised a job that would be a stepping stone in her career, Romero found herself in a hellish situation.
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Both she and the fans watching can finally see a light at the end of the hellish tunnel for the escaped handmaid.
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Their Soundcloud page hosts a series of fragmented mixes called p_ropaganda, unsettling pieces of audio collage that come off like hellish radioplays.
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Travel should be fun, not a hellish slog through dystopian security checkpoints and zombie-service employees with penal institution levels of charm.
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When the the ball hits the ground, a hellish sort of chaos immediately erupts as the crowd swarms and begins attacking itself.
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From the ground, the erupting Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island looks like a hellish mouth opening up, revealing the Earth's depths.
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The hilly run is hellish, but I make it 4.6 miles with minimal uphill walking breaks, which is good enough for me!
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It's like a hellish New Year's countdown, except it's a weeks-long affair with no booze and it may occasionally roll backward.
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People were eager to see Bosch's hellish masterpieces, brought together in a sold-out show for the 500th anniversary of his death.
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Now, thanks to YouTube creator and freelance engineer Allen Pan, you too can physically experience Sam's hellish trek across the United States.
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It's also possible that Peters' hairdresser is completely unaware of his murderous past or hellish future, a la Damien from The Omen.
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The pair watched the hellish display of what Werner Herzog would call "the obsenity of ze jungle," before they had to go.
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Redditor Watson1503 almost manages to get out of there alive, but even they are taken down by the hellish-looking bonus round.
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But "sitting in gray" while someone else broods over whether or not they want to work things out with you sounds hellish.
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The audience is transported around the inside of the hellish concentration camp as the Sonderkommando carry out their work, almost zombie-like.
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New scientific findings reveal that "the now-hellish planet," Venus, could have had water on its surface early on, per Science News.
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But compared to the hellish journey she and her sons have been making through Mexico, it's the happiest she's been in weeks.
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Unionization—a subplot in Sinclair's novel—provided some leverage for workers, and eased the hellish working conditions that he so vividly described.
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For the first third of this book, Ms. Patchett presents a miserable, unremittingly hellish vision of family life, child-rearing in particular.
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"We're filled with the deepest foreboding for those who remain in this last hellish corner" of eastern Aleppo, said spokesman Rupert Colville.
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The same month, Wired published a long piece about Facebook's "hellish" two years, but the tone was that it might turn around.
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The Future of Life Institute is calling for a preemptive ban on autonomous weapons to prevent the hellish future depicted in 'Slaughterbots.
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Walking into the smaller, more intimate side room where DUST performed was like entering a hellish maelstrom of bodies, smoke and movement.
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I went in expecting the horror stories of hellish voting places with long lines, endless red tape, and disqualifying rules and regulations.
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I ran a few different tests as I waded through the hellish cacophony of tourists taking photos next to costumed Disney mascots.
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She remembers it as a hellish, depressing time in the hospital surrounded by those who had had strokes and been in accidents.
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Following the announcement, Abercrombie shares plummeted 21 percent to 17-year lows Monday, dragging other retailers along for the day's hellish ride.
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Nigerian actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde called out Buhari and his deputy Yemi Osinbajo in April, saying the country was "hellish" under their administration.
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Photo: GettyThe European Union has made a litany of warnings to online platforms, urging them to better moderate their hellish platforms or else.
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It's an important practice given Apple has come under fire in the not-so-distant past for its factory workers' hellish working conditions.
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Last season, The Handmaid's Tale felt like both a revelation and a version of our reality taken to its most hellish natural conclusion.
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And you're clicking and reading this BuzzFeed News post because it's Monday and we're all trying to get through another hellish week together.
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And the landscape they traverse isn't the great outdoors, but a series of decaying, rubbish-strewn towns, sterile suburbs and hellish oil fields.
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Exit West Any talk of enduring a hellish year crumples like a paper maché in a moat when the talk turns to refugees.
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The big picture: The fire destroyed the entire town of Paradise in just a few hellish hours on the morning of Nov. 8.
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But if you feel yourself tensing up throughout, then you might occupy the same hellish landscape as Stu (and Vic, for that matter).
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The news that Dev Hynes is back with another Blood Orange project feels like salvation in this truly hellish timeline we're living in.
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For a moment, the concoction of hellish peppers and unknown ingredients creates a delicious, smoky, savory flavor I could imagine slathering over ribs.
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Mikael Robertsson was set to sit in seat 13F on the hellish journey, but apparently couldn't make it to his gate on time.
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You could have called it performance art if it hadn't been so obvious that the night's overlord was a hellish tech specs spreadsheet.
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Living in a dorm for me was hellish because you have to listen to people having sex and listen to people being idiots.
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I secured the rope at the top, then paused, taking in my surroundings in a moment of gratitude after the hellish previous months.
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It felt, at times, like being trapped in one massive arpeggiated bassline for hours on end, but not as hellish as that sounds.
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In between moments of the normal and hellish, we're made to know that Jacob experienced a bayonet wound to his stomach years prior.
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When looking solely at these corporate products, social media feels like the hellish extreme of late capitalism, Faustian bargains where consumers consume themselves.
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The décor feels very den-of-sin, with its Hieronymous Bosch-inspired murals and a gloriously hellish red electric supernova covering the ceiling.
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In the West, Buddhism is often regarded as a relatively chill religion, but that doesn't mean it has no place for hellish imagination.
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The office, run by third-party contractor firm Cognizant, is described as a hellish environment of nonstop stress and inadequate support for employees.
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So it's hard to imagine a more hellish predicament for people who were not armed combatants but who really had nowhere to go.
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That hellish environment makes it an ideal real-world laboratory for studying the internal viscera of volcanoes, about which scientists know surprisingly little.
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I had been fired early in my professional life too, and it was a hellish ordeal, but one that ultimately made me stronger.
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Murphy keeps it together for most of the sketch, shouting about the hellish event and openly accusing Santa Claus of having some involvement.
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The third most popular word among Democrats was "hellish" at 34 percent, while for Republicans it was the word "great," at 28 percent.
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" They, rather than the purported witches, would turn out to have participated in the "hellish design to ruin and destroy this poor land.
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A while back, I bumped into a former co-worker with whom I'd worked in a particularly hellish job for a few years.
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The headlines were filled with apocalyptic scenarios — hellish wildfires, North Korean nuclear threats, melting glaciers, not to mention a long-prophesied economic collapse.
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Her day-to-day business sounded hellish because of how much she had to do manually or with a Frankenstein-combination of generic software.
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And I don't think we were trying to present the idea that quadriplegia is this hellish situation that only being able-bodied can cure.
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Manon Kühne can't fix any of that, but she's has found one small way to make sitting in 17C just a bit less hellish.
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Amma was the one who strangled them, and her friends held them down and helped her pull their teeth out for Amma's hellish dollhouse.
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There have been numerous reports detailing the psychological toll this hellish job takes on humans who have to sift through graphic and violent content.
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In 2000, ABCNews told the story of a man who fell ill with a "fever and an intense, hellish pain" after taking the vaccine.
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The two are in the thick of a hellish custody battle of their two young children, daughter Kensington, 5, and son St. Julian, 3.
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But, at least according to a discussion that recently erupted on Twitter, British students just can't believe the hellish living conditions of American students.
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It's a biting commentary on deepening inequality and other problems that have many young and poor people describing their lives as a hellish nightmare.
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The hellish creature may look like a set piece from Dante's Inferno, but Haygood calls it a "unicorn" in a video about the discovery.
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But throughout this hellish year of near-constant debate, we found one thing that absolutely everyone agrees on: Maybelline SuperStay Matte Ink Liquid Lipstick.
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So, if migraine sufferers have more nitrate-processing bacteria, those could be fueling the creation of more nitric oxide and triggering those hellish headaches.
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Using some kind of hellish version of six degrees of separation, the ex-politician laid out her thesis: Trump is running against Hillary Clinton.
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" How millennials dance We entered the hellish fray of lights, ripped jeans, and mohawks to finally come upon two dudes Guy dubbed "the yuppies.
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Using it felt less like having a conversation with a helpful colleague and more like standing in a hellish echo chamber of dissonant voices.
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You may end up in a hellish echo chamber with a million people asking to be let out, like NHS employees were in 2016.
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Images of the Niger Delta, polluted by international oil companies that have turned Nigeria into a corrupt petro-state, are, in a word, hellish.
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Snatched pairs her with Amy Schumer as a mother-daughter duo whose vacation in paradise turns into a hellish (but apparently still hilarious) nightmare.
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It runs all of the Legoland parks, the Madame Tussaud's-branded wax museums, and the three hellish-looking Peppa Pig World of Play locations.
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George R. R. Martin, a known Vietnam War protester, doesn't depict it as a productive: he shows us the hellish clusterfuck it can become.
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"This has become one of the most popular parts of the city, and that's what has turned it into one of the most hellish."
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Hellish to get right but heaven when it clicks, as this one does, the pantoum is the perfect companion when one goes a-courting.
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You may not know this, but there's an annual, bird-related event in Australia that's so hellish it gets it's own name; Magpie Season.
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The Syrian civil war has entered its endgame and it is as gruesome and fraught as any stretch in the hellish nine-year struggle.
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The latest entries include "The Belko Experiment" (March 17) and the forthcoming "Mayhem," about the most hellish days at the office you can imagine.
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Nickel Boys, about two black teenage boys stuck in a hellish reform school in the Jim Crow south, has a fucking beautiful story structure.
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The underground railroad in this case is a real train that runs underground, not straight and true, but through dead ends and hellish catastrophes.
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The best thing you can do is just make the hellish chore more bearable — and you can do that by picking up a Dyson vacuum.
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In addition to rising seas, longer droughts, and all manner of weather nightmares, global climate change promises to make flying just a bit more hellish.
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Photo: Oleg (Flickr CC BY 2.0)Los Angeles locals are blaming navigation app Waze for hellish driving through a dangerously steep street in the area.
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Leffak suspects the decision to make the hellish trip through the storm was made in order to get the ship ready for the next trip.
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A dozen years ago, it was a hellish job: abuse on every level, including sexual, with workers regularly not receiving pay for everything they picked.
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All this on the day Trump tried to turn the page on a hellish couple of weeks by laying out his new economic plan. 53.
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There are eerie pareidolic apparitions written with the guts of exploded stars, and worlds more hellish than anything dreamed up on our tranquil little planet.
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And, rather than put you in some hellish, demonic landscape full of obvious horrors, the best survival horror games put you in awfully familiar settings.
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The upcoming sequel revisits the events of Doom 2, with Doom Eternal facing players off against demons as they bring their hellish party to Earth.
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Those hellish strike-ridden days of late-240s Britain, in a full employment, high wage economy, with strong unions and good working conditions: yes please.
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The President boarded Air Force One Friday for the 14-hour flight to Tokyo, and his staff were gearing up for a particularly hellish ride.
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Since February, the Fab Five have healed us from within and provided a glowing bright spot in an often hellish cultural, social, and political landscape.
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Witnesses described a hellish scene: people jumping from the top floors, the bodies of children covered in sheets on the ground, the sound of screams.
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Witnesses described a hellish scene: a speeding car jumps the sidewalk, rams through three blocks worth of screaming pedestrians, then crashes in a fiery wreck.
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The app, which uses hyper-local radar data to generate weather predictions, is predicting that this Saturday we're going to descend into hellish subzero temperatures.
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In the process of figuring out that hellish makeshift strategy, I had inadvertently opened iFixit's logic board replacement guide to find the paper clip tip.
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The first long Furby in known internet history was built by Tumblr user FurbyFuzz, who brought a particularly hellish sketch to life in May 2018.
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It's a story about teens that go on a hellish journey through the subway system in which they have to solve problems along the way.
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The US Marines Corps was founded on November 10, 1775, and in their 244 years, the Devil Dogs have fought and won some hellish battles.
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For the next 20 minutes, she told prosecutors, the detectives took turns sexually assaulting her on a hellish drive through the streets of southern Brooklyn.
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It isn't hellish to grow up in neighborhoods and schools where you don't have to confirm for friends, family, and colleagues that systemic racism exists.
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But ever since he returned home, Henry has been reminded daily of the hellish experience he went through in the woods when he was 11.
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Lizzie's story, gruesome and hellish, is at times hard to endure, but it serves as a testament to the awesome power of a mother's love.
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Yet it often exudes an uncanny beauty and emotionalism that evoke the state of hellish pain and holy wonder in which its title character existed.
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The State of Mississippi is doing nothing to prevent inmates from dying under hellish conditions, according to Yo Gotti ... who's sounding alarms in federal court.
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The film follows paranormal researcher Masafumi Kobayashi, who embarks on a hellish odyssey while investigating an odd woman, her mysterious son, and some strange deaths.
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So for those who believed 2018 would be better than its hellish predecessor, you can at least look forward to one improvement: Mark doing his job.
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Indeed, the LP's smooth, slow-rolling house rhythms and jazzy trumpet serenades feels like it could turn a hellish rush-hour commute into a feelgood ride.
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Self-driving cars prep for for the world's most chaotic cities If you love driving in hellish traffic, visit these cities Silicon Valley commutes are terrible.
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Life was terrible before, he says, and he had to make a hellish journey to the north of England after being separated from family and friends.
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Naming planets and moons after gods and goddesses has long been a celestial tradition, but it's admittedly cooler when those deities are hellish and terrifying.[NASA]
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This was also probably hellish for parents, as it played a short clip of "You Belong With Me" that baby stans probably button-mashed to death.
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Sounding like a cross between a Cold War-era numbers station and the haunted tape from The Ring, "Seven Days" typifies the "hellish audio captcha" genre.
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The hellish art of 15th-century Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch and the hell beast of 14th-century painter Giotto di Bondone have been popular for decades.
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The fires have already forced more than 200,000 people from across the region to flee as embers skipped across highways, making a hellish commute for Angelenos.
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This scenario is particularly hellish when you've found a new lipstick that you've fallen in love with, and manage to get the cutest selfie wearing it.
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After four years of hellish battle, the city is now estimated to be home to roughly one-tenth of that number, between 200,000 and 300,000 people.
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The people who hang out at The Quagmire, that hellish club on the outskirts of town, are going to outrageous lengths just to feel something, anything.
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I didn't play for the rest of the season... I had migraines and vertigo...It's hellish...I can't even imagine what the NFL guys go through.
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That depends on the randomization settings you choose, which control which weapons, critters and other features show up in this hellish new version of your home.
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And while it's not always easy to come by, there are definitely things out there that can help make living with acid reflux significantly less hellish.
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After all, compared to the most hellish federal lock-ups in America's vast system, the place's seemingly generous amenities can make it sound like a resort.
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In the hellish oasis of bland party bars full of bros and indiscriminate night-trippers, Jackalope has that rough and worn edge that feels like home.
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Then he demands that the family join him on what proves to be a hellish cross-country journey in an old powder-blue Mercedes station wagon.
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Everyone also now knows that the Model X's complicated design and troubled initial production created a hellish situation for Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his team.
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It also features a portrait of a black-eyed demon Trump sporting crustacean-like claws and tentacles that could only belong to some hellish sea monster.
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As his car was spiraling into a fiery doom, he noticed Tony Hawk, the pro skater, was standing nearby filming the whole hellish scene before him.
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A viewing of Nosferatu can only get creepier with the help of fake blood, which you could probably spike with some vodka for one hellish cocktail.
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The movie's most striking aspect, though, is Lyn Moncrief's arresting cinematography, which turns the vast vacancy of the plains into both hostile observer and hellish metaphor.
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William Carus Wilson, founder of the criminally negligent boarding school for clergy daughters that appears in the opening chapters of "Jane Eyre" as the hellish Lowood.
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If Farid's bloody search for meaning in Islam is a figurative ascent to heaven, then there's something hellish about Ramon's pursuit of the man on fire.
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So with the power vested in us by virtue of having watched HGTV more than once: Whose mansion is more hellish, Dr. Phil's or Jeffree Star's?
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It is particularly damning if Peter's eventual winner is on this hellish date, feeling abandoned a few yards away while Peter intensely flirts with his ex.
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Its chemical makeup, size and density is similar to our world's, although its hellish temperatures can melt lead, and its atmosphere is rife with sulfuric acid.
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Across Australia's southeast, supermarket shelves emptied, gas stations closed and roads became clogged with traffic as skies turned a hellish red or a smoke-choked white.
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The story is about the hellish tenure of a young woman working as the personal assistant to Ms. Priestly, the imperious editor of a fashion magazine.
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Being stuck in a hellish cell with someone means you must often place your leg over his, or let your shoulder or back rest on his.
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The city is bracing for a hellish few days as forecasters warn that hazardous levels of smoke are set to return to the city on Thursday.
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The common framing of these really quite hellish stories, as positive bits of inspiration or something to warm our hearts, is not only exhausting, but insulting.
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Firefighters and helicopters sprayed and dumped bucketloads of water to try to contain the flames against a hellish backdrop of flaming mountains and walls of smoke.
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I think it's a hellish mix of the industry's standard of hiring generally attractive women, and society's penchant for reducing women to their appearance and sexuality.
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Editorial Pope Francis' trip to Mexico ended on Wednesday in Ciudad Juárez, a city once made hellish by drug violence and still gripped by poverty and crime.
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News outlets report national delivery-based pizza chain Domino&aposs is aiming to make commutes around the country a little less hellish, by helping to repair potholes.
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But surveys conducted last year by the Verge, before Facebook's hellish 2018, showed the vast majority of consumers at least trust banks to safeguard their personal information.
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Photo: APThe largest tech platforms in the world have yet to prove that they can effectively and expeditiously moderate their hellish platforms, and Instagram is no exception.
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By the time Mija and Dano's crew find themselves at a hellish slaughterhouse, Bong's no longer messing around, even if the victims in question are CGI hippos.
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But if it was about the Hosts awakening to their hellish existence and deciding to expunge the Earth of their masters, then it had started too early.
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Instead of a hellish process to obtain permits, often requiring the blessing of more than 70 government agencies, a one-stop shop will manage all the paperwork.
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It's not merely Monty's actions that cause Tyler to drive to the spring fling armed with guns — it's the final X factor following a particularly hellish year.
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Click here to view original GIFThe New York Times is currently tracking the state of tonight's hellish presidential election with what appears to be a ... pressure gauge?
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What began as a season about a literally hellish bunker turned into an episodes-long flashback of how the apocalypse came to pass in the first place.
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After four years of hellish battle, it was estimated last month that the city was home to roughly one-tenth of that number, between 200,000 and 300,000.
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It also serves as a keyhole glimpse of the hellish stupidity that this country will be forced to take at face value for the next four years.
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But the idea of watching a movie beside an indoor playground of shouting children wired on "elevated snack favorites" struck many social media users as totally hellish.
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In fact, many planetary scientists think that Venus was once quite Earth-like, but a runaway greenhouse effect turned it into the hellish planet we know today.
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We could still have our nihilistic game that, nonetheless, shows the way things are grinding to a halt instead of continuing, unimpeded, forever into the hellish future.
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Check it out on episode 4 of The Toy Shop: Even though the hellish fairies aren't stocked by retailers anymore, you can still find them on eBay.
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Venus, the dynamic world closest to Earth, has been consistently overlooked as a target for crewed spaceflight because its hellish surface conditions would demolish a human body.
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"It's been a brutal, hellish three days for the city of Thousand Oaks," City Councilwoman Claudia Bill-de la Peña said at a news conference on Saturday.
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The team of paleontologists who first described A. wyliei, led by Matthew Lamanna at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, don't know what this hellish chicken ate.
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"It is possible that the near-global resurfacing event is responsible for its transformation from an Earth-like climate to the hellish hot-house we see today."
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I will never understand the inexplicable human tendency to see a hellish crowd and like a moth to a flame, feel the urge to join the masses.
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There was never a day when I felt like planking was becoming easier, and every second of every plank was just as hellish as the day before.
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Yet Hurley felt that his photographs didn't adequately capture the intensity of Passchendaele, and so he started to combine multiple negatives into single images of hellish drama.
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But Durant's length and Gumby-like elasticity have also made the Warriors much better on defense, arguably as hellish as we knew they would be on offense.
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The show portrays a racist justice system and an equally hellish penal system, as well as media that amplified the lies that put the boys in prison.
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The second time, on a lake, he and his mom almost lose their lives when, again, his powers prove too forceful, conjuring the hellish fury of nature.
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Before its official unveiling, the show dropped a terrifying trailer for the season that foreshadows an even darker and more hellish story than seasons one and two.
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All but "Little Nicky" — a hellish version of "King Lear," in which Sandler plays the Devil's dullard son — would go on to earn more than $473 million.
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California boat fire The five crew members who survived that hellish Labor Day diving boat fire told investigators they did all they could to save their passengers.
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The former acts as a hellish glimpse into our possible dystopian future — that is, if the country's most misogynistic, back-sliding impulses continue to infect the national discourse.
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The site has the exact same design as the old one, down to the over-the-top logo of a sports car riding toward a hellish looking town.
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Wellness, dairy-free, gluten-free, low-carb, clean eating, raw, sugar-free: Being vegan might be your idea of hell, but it doesn't belong in this hellish list.
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We've seen the talented surgeons through a hellish intern year, tough residencies, fellowships in various specialties, nerve-wracking solo surgeries, plane crashes, marriages, divorces, and plenty more obstacles.
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And people with addiction are not choosing to overdose repeatedly because they enjoy it: it's quite a hellish experience to be revived and put into instant withdrawal, actually.
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And we know Dolores believes "the world belongs to someone who has yet to come," and by the world, she's not talking about her hellish life in Frontierland.
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You'd think Billie Eilish would feel right at home within the hellish gates of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios -- but she actually looked a little freaked out.
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This imagery of hellish fighting, our heroes dying all around while a lucky few manage to make it to the green pastures beyond is Biblical in the extreme.
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Throughout the hour-long set, the music — soothing, syncopated, and lively — was interrupted by four voices of migrants recalling their hellish experience with immigration to the United States.
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Throughout his short-lived tenure at the White House, Spicer found himself as a national punching bag and often watched as his hellish weeks were reimagined on SNL.
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LIVE: CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES UPDATES Ava Rutter, a student at MSMU, posted video of the Getty Fire turning the sky a hellish orange as she went to her car.
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"Love Sosa" is the product of both a tough, hellish lifestyle and the need to make that life into something outsized, an ode to passions of all strata.
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Today, I look out over that hot, hellish terrain — 100-plus degrees in the desert with no shade and no refuge — and I think about their brutal journeys.
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He's tasked with maintaining law and order in the country's hellish Public Residence Clusters, only to be drummed out of the service after a battle that goes sideways.
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Much worse than the long lines at department stores or hellish airline travel, it's the noticeable absence of weepy, love-filled reality television that brings the Christmas blues.
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This summer, train problems have reached hellish proportions, and you need only to look to the the New York subway's official Twitter account for evidence of the outrage.
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But how much of the movie is just that, a made-up hellish dream, and how much can happen, or is happening, with the new coronavirus in China?
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Three years ago, the dark ambient wizard released The Word as Power on Blackest Ever Black, a 73-minute journey through a desolately hellish landscape of demon chants.
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It's a hellish twist on an ambiguously 20th-century world, although touches like record players or your character's hideous plaid suit put it around the '60s or '70s.
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" So, when my marks started slipping in high school — my new, hellish era of mediocrity — I was constantly barraged by a chorus of, "But you can do better.
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Editorial Going through airport security, which has never been pleasant, is becoming a hellish experience as wait times increase around the country, in some cities to several hours.
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A bunch of monks decided to transform the Key to several hellish dimensions into a person Buffy would protect from the demon (and the season's Big Bad) Glory.
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They want to read how other founders handle the messy complexity of their fundraises, if only because they can compare their own hellish experiences with those of others.
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There was no way that my grandmother could take the hellish journey to the dacha on public transportation, so Yulia and I borrowed a friend's rickety old Lada.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Scientists will start drilling off Japan this month to seek the hottest place where life can survive in a hellish uncharted realm deep below the seabed.
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The hangover is an unknowably adult thing, a manifestation of aging's ruining properties, proof that youth should be savored, cherished, clung tightly to—because the alternative is hellish.
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One thing I talk about in the book is my inability to get past the paradise scenario that they put forward, because that seems to me completely hellish.
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Thousands of young women are therefore encouraged to enter the industry, and either migrate to Phnom Penh or make hellish commutes of up to four hours each day.
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He described life under Mr. Kim's regime as "hellish," with people subjected to long working hours, propaganda sessions that went far into the night and ideological witch hunts.
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But hellish as it could be, Barren Island was also a home, with a main street and one of the first racially integrated schools in New York City.
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While U.S. air strikes and paramilitary raids have made the war even more hellish and destructive for Afghans, they have also made it even more abstract for Americans.
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Mr. Morrison made his name as immigration minister, perfecting the cruelty of a policy that interns refugees in hellish Pacific-island camps, and seems indifferent to human suffering.
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People on the ground described a hellish night as Hurricane Dorian slammed into Grand Bahama Island on Sunday as a Category 5 storm with winds of 180 mph.
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"It is possible that the near-global resurfacing event is responsible for its transformation from an Earth-like climate to the hellish hothouse we see today," Way added.
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Shardlake participates in a tense murder trial and visits a hellish prison where the condemned await execution — by hanging if they're lucky, by bloodier methods if they're not.
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Four years ago I was unemployed with no job prospects and I'd just finished a hellish full time unpaid internship on a broadcast television production in New York City.
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In a new clip from an upcoming documentary on the athlete, In Her Father's Eyes, shared with USA Today, Rousey gives a tour of her "hellish" home in 2011.
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"Then a large number of al Shabaab fighters began firing from under the trees ... it was a hellish battle," he said, adding there was an unknown number of casualties.
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Just two people created the hellish landscape that is experimental black metal group Bhavachakra's self-titled album, and the idea for the band itself came from a simple source.
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I adore the grisly and frequently satirical vignettes of World War Z, and the long journey into the underbelly of a hellish fascist ethno-state in Children of Men.
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Tia Booth found herself in another Colton Underwood-centric love triangle, this time swapping out Becca Kufrin for Chris Randone as the third leg of this hellish romantic melodrama.
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Right now, as many parts of the country are riding out a hellish heat wave, you might be wondering whether working out in the heat is a good idea?
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The white of the snowy mountain gets replaced with this hellish red and it looks more like a crazy tour in the underworld than the pristine slopes of Switzerland.
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Carolina Herrera, A.W.A.K.E, and Fendi are just some of the labels offering gigantic pockets that can fit a pair of sensible flats, say, to make your commute less hellish.
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The men of Minot's Ledge Light had been put in that hellish iron room and killed by the sea for one simple reason: Somebody had to light the wicks.
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Meanwhile, non-white and non-male directors are trapped in a hellish cycle of being unable to gain the right experience because they don't already have the right experience.
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Lehigh Acres has been described as an endless suburban expanse, where households need multiple cars because public transportation is "practically useless" and a lack of sidewalks makes walking hellish.
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Eating all but one because "it looked weird" transports her mind to "MUMBO JUMBO," her video debut about a hellish visit to the dentist that's sung mostly in gibberish.
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It just makes this metaphorical truth into the literal reality of its universe: if your team wins enough games, you're released from your hellish existence of repetition and failure.
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Real-life patients at such facilities in the early and mid 20th century were subject to a hellish life that could include squalor, overcrowding, starvation, electroshock therapy and lobotomies.
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Depending on how hellish things get — or on how much further they can bend before they break — the next scene might take place in an underworld à la Bosch.
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Brands get in on the action, too, using the day as an excuse to imagine hellish creations like a chicken fries shake or a line of WiFi-enabled pants.
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That's when 44-year-old Angel Perez-Rios died at the city's hellish Rikers Island jail complex after his mental health check-up was repeatedly delayed due to lockdowns.
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It lost its earthy rind, got addicted to bad drugs, and spawned hellish offspring bearing its hallowed name: powdered cheese, Cheez-Its, Goldfish... the list goes on and on.
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It just reflects the way that movies and television are produced—the same ideology that made mass media so hellish for tween girls at the turn of the century.
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As the world around them thundered and raged in hellish war, these young men took solace in the solidity of the stone walls on which their drew their legacies.
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The disruptions to train service in New York City that Amtrak has planned for this summer will not be hellish, but they will be historic, railroad officials said Tuesday.
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You'd best describe the experience of exiting Citadel festival, relocated to west London for the first time, as "hellish carnage," for which the festival later blamed Transport for London.
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At its hellish climax, when Vronsky, Anna's lover (played as callous by Taner Sahinturk), takes a tumble, the peasant standing in for his mare is strung up and hanged.
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Videos captured "fire twisters" and hellish landscapes southwest of Adelaide on Kangaroo Island, a popular tourist destination where the mayor estimated about 10,000 people were present during the holidays.
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Arya goes from being happy to have broken whatever cycle of violence she was trapped in to simply trying to survive over the course of a few hellish hours.
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Post blood and join his 144,000, he said (he doesn't know how many have joined so far), or be dead walking, asleep, doomed to a hellish cycle of pointless suffering.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A hellish, ice-skating bird person from Hieronymus Bosch's "The Temptation of St. Anthony" has come to life, roaming the New York City subway.
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This cycle — a horrific-yet-unsurprising revelation of sexual violence, followed by collective outpouring of trauma and anger—is starting to feel more like a hellish ritual than political praxis.
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Facebook recently updated its terms of service, but that didn't make it any less hellish to comb through—and it still collects your phone and text message history, for instance.
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Medical workers in Wuhan are facing hellish conditions on the front lines of the fight against coronavirus, hobbled by shortages of vital protective equipment as the virus ravages their ranks.
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While stumbling through all the witchy moments that led to the horrors of a post-apocalyptic Outpost Three,, the way various individuals ended up in the hellish bunker make sense.
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But he started a long tradition of looking at mental issues as problems to be explored and solved, rather than lost causes warranting detainment in a notoriously hellish sanitarium system.
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Not everyone's sold on the idea of the RompHim, a version of the hellish all-in-one garment that makes it a nightmare for women to go to the bathroom.
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That's all that separated the Anaheim Ducks from a third consecutive regulation loss and a third blown two-goal lead in what was becoming a hellish six-game road trip.
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The broad strokes of the hellish vacation are storied at this point: Frankel and former best friend Carole Radziwill had multiple cold war interactions and a few true dinner arguments.
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One would assume that the Tethers had a steady diet of gross raw rabbit while they were down there — again driving home the hellish idea of living in the shadows.
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One thing I didn't consider was that the nine security-related road closures around the stadium would make parking—or getting a thing with wheels anywhere near the stadium—hellish.
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Stephen King's savagely scary Pet Sematary has returned to the big screen — and to say this resurrection feels like a haunting we just can't shake would be a hellish understatement.
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Set during the British retreat from Dunkirk, France, at the outset of World War Two, the film follows soldiers as they try to make it out of a hellish situation.
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As such, we asked friends and co-workers about their worst ever travel experiences, and the results make even our most hellish trip seem like a walk in the park.
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The sailors who endured 40 hours trapped inside a capsized container ship survived "hellish conditions," according to a representative of the salvage firm who helped rescued the four South Koreans.
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The same business logic—that you're trapped in a sad, hellish existence dictated by megacorporations, and tech can free you like Neo from the Matrix—underlies the entire gig economy.
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This falls in line with Trump's pitiful "outreach" to the black community, which includes such tactics as repeatedly referring to black neighborhoods as "hellish" and trotting out Don King, a.k.a.
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The ship was attempting to maintain itself as it had been programmed and witnessing the system first hand was strange, like walking in on somebody planning something hellish in secret.
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That well-meaning attorneys would actually try to get defendants confined in the hellish jail complex is a testament to just how dystopian criminal justice can be under Donald Trump.
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Dante, writing in the early fourteenth century, drew on a bounty of hellish material, from Greek, Roman, and, of course, Christian literature, which is rife with horrible visions of Hell.
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But César was robbed of any future when police officers forcefully disappeared him and 28 male classmates on a hellish September night three years ago in the town of Iguala.
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At Juilliard, this divertissement will have a hellish look, with images inspired by Egon Schiele; an arresting moment comes when a chorus of infernal divinities suddenly joins in the dance.
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Unable to find justice, she takes an Aboriginal male tracker with her through the hellish wilderness to seek revenge on the men, and gets much more than she bargained for.
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But César was robbed of any future when police officers forcefully disappeared him and 42 male classmates on a hellish September night three years ago in the town of Iguala.
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But it's telling that every immigrant, even the most privileged, knows the daily indignities of being reduced to an alien number shoved through the hellish bureaucracy of the American system.
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He spent a year in a notoriously hellish refugee camp before coming to Lancaster, where he and his family delivered newspapers, shoveled snow, did sewing and assembly-line work. Anything.
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Provoked by hellish suburbs and rural moonscapes outside San Francisco, a group of outsiders cobbled together loud, angry music that was also a reaction against the hippie generation before it.
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Winter weather All of those severe storms we warned you about last week made for an absolutely hellish travel weekend, and many parts of the country are bracing for more.
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The moment we're supposed to feel the most sympathy for him, when we realize his photocopied soul has been caught in a hellish loop of insanity for years, we cheered.
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The video crawls through early meetings and into the day's events, which largely focus on what happened inside TanaCon, rather than outside, where fans were trapped in hellish lines for hours.
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It's a 'hot Jupiter' and we now know enough about its atmosphere—the temperature, structure, composition and wind-speed—to know that it's so hellish it's always raining liquid glass. Sideways.
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While it's certainly a bummer for Pepe the Frog to get hijacked as he has been by the alt-right, the rest of us are also along for this hellish ride.
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"It's been a brutal, hellish three days for the city of Thousand Oaks," said Thousand Oaks city council member Claudia Bill-de la Peña during a press conference on Saturday morning.
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At the outset, a hellish plant-like creature is taking over an entire city, sinking its roots into buildings and roads and just generally turning it into a hell on earth.
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Generally, folks think Hadean Earth might have been a hellish world that looked a lot like our rocky neighbor planets Mars or Venus, which have mafic crusts with no plate tectonics.
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Bloomberg guesses that this is because families are smaller, but we think the other issue is that families are spread out, and traveling for Thanksgiving has become an expensive, hellish journey.
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I feel light and serene walking down Oxford Street (words no one has ever said), and the busy work day and hellish journey to The Calmery feel like a distant memory.
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But before you bemoan the hellish commutes and ice-cold wind chills, you may want to consider a silver lining: The unforgiving weather might up your chances of finding a date.
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Though free two-day shipping on essentially anything she could ever want may be dangerous, the convenience of Amazon Prime (and being able to skip a hellish Walmart trip) is unbeatable.
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The demons used the cover of darkness to spread across the crowd and set off firecrackers attached to their costumes, turning the square into a hellish ball of fire and smoke.
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Scientists are working off computer models that offer mere hints of what's possible: Conditions could be Earthlike, but they could also be hellish like Venus, or cold and dry like Mars.
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It was a hellish experience made worse by the indifference of the faculty and administration, none of whom believed that it was their responsibility to see to my emotional well-being.
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Theater The most hellish eternal torture Dante never got around to mentioning — the staff meeting that never ends — is brought to vividly exasperating life by the theater troupe the Mad Ones.
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But even if autonomous cars can't fix all of China's mobility woes, a 10-day traffic jam isn't as hellish if you don't have to hold the wheel the whole time.
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It was two days after a humiliating debate performance in which he repeated the same bit over and over again as if stuck in a hellish loop of Talking Point Muzak.
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But as anyone who's sat in an emergency room (or on the phone with an insurance company) knows, the layers of bureaucratic nonsense can be hellish even on a good day.
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Meanwhile, the border package passed in Congress this week allocated $905 million to CBP, which theoretically would permit the feds to spend more on making life less hellish in migrant detention.
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As Will waits in the clinic — a hellish place with a "Cosmo" magazine, kissing "kiddies," and a fish-less fish tank — he sees one teenage girl sob on her way out.
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Mr. Linyekula grew up in Kisangani, his country's third largest city and the probable model for "A Bend in the River," V. S. Naipaul's 1979 novel of hellish post-colonial chaos.
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It's a simple rule that you, me, and everyone who uses the hellish but seemingly indispensable social media platform should follow — if not exactly by the letter, then certainly in spirit.
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For you and me, assembling things from Ikea is simultaneously simple and hellish: You lament the process, but your great big brain can (mostly) translate the abstract instructions into something real.
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The narrative of "Lanark" unfolds out of order — it begins with Book Three — and the focus shifts between the parallel universes of postwar Glasgow and a futuristic, hellish universe called Unthank.
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One need only compare the huge difference in stability between a bipedal humanoid bot and a quadruped like Boston Dynamic's hellish BigDog to see the advantage the researchers are alluding to.
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Plus, Perdita Weeks is compulsively watchable as Scarlett, the alchemy student who brings a documentary crew and ex-boyfriend in tow, and the hellish final act is appropriately bizarre and discomfiting.
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Noisey was there to capture the hellish magic (view the photos below) and caught up with a few of the bands to ask about their take on the festival and underground scene.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations called on Friday for global funding to aid millions of people facing hellish living conditions in Democratic Republic of Congo after years of factional bloodshed and lawlessness.
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On Friday, HBO's Twitter account released new promos for Sharp Objects, an upcoming limited series starring Amy Adams, and from the look of these moody teasers, we're in for a hellish journey.
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Hopeful, generally happy stories feel like a weird kind of sci-fi in this increasingly hellish 2018, but the unforced low stakes in the Robinson family's adventures is both welcome and comforting.
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While Jared and Jubilee were on their date, the first night back at the house was in full swing, and Chad and Lace were about to embark on a hellish journey together.
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But if the last few years — and yes, the particularly hellish last few days — have taught us anything, it's that fake video isn't going to destroy our ability to see the truth.
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It's appropriate, then, that Nick Jonas dives deep into a serious role for the film, playing a fraternity member who guides his younger brother through a hellish and ultimately destructive pledge process.
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Garfief, a viral animation from 2013, dreamt up an MS Paint interpretation of the strip, in which the hellish lives and poisonous relationships between the characters are exposed for all to see.
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But the Hadean was so called because of the hellish conditions thought to have prevailed, including cataclysmic meteorite impacts that boiled the oceans into steam and turned Earth's surface into molten lava.
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Watch it nowWhen a poet and his young wife open their doors to a pair of unexpected house guests, a series of disturbing events turn their idyllic home into a hellish nightmare.
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Eventually, James explains, if we go far and fast enough, we should find some part of this hellish country that is not affected by this storm and has plenty of empty beds.
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Suda: Basically there's a huge event called the Kanto District Hellish Earthquake (rough translation), this disaster that disrupts the entire Kanto region of Japan, all of the surrounding area outside of Tokyo.
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Given the demand for heavy machinery and cleanup crews in the hellish summer of '250, these contractors were able to charge Florida rates up to 3.43 times higher than pre-storm levels.
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" Initially intended in 2015 to be a temporary registration center for refugees arriving to Europe, Moria, on the Greek island of Lesbos, has erupted into an overcrowded encampment regularly described as "hellish.
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But the single most gripping demonstration of the school's continuing relevance is in the film, which opens with a hellish explosion of fire and smoke generated by trucks working near the campus.
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"In contrast, the de-aging tech Netflix tech used in the movie has been panned by many, with Fast Company deriding it as "distractingly" bad, and Esquire as "some hellish uncanny valley.
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The hellish thing about Kim Jong-un is that we can have no such confidence: He acts with apparent rationality until he doesn't — as when he executed his deputy premier for slouching.
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Driving across Africa was far more doable than I expected: The roads were safe, the border crossings not too hellish, and it was no sweat booking hotels by cellphone on the fly.
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From the debut of Disney+ to the return of binge-worthy shows like Big Mouth and Barry, 2299.99's TV offerings were one of the only upsides to an otherwise hellish year.
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President Trump visited California last week for the first time since he took office, to inspect prototypes for his promised U.S.-Mexico border wall -- a barrier against "hellish violence," he called it.
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The third comes against Oklahoma State, which is midway through a hellish stretch of its own: After defeating the Mountaineers this week, they get Oklahoma next week and the Cyclones after that.
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While the findings are hardly surprising if you've even half-tuned into the platform's discourse over the last few years, seeing the cold, hard numbers is a sobering reminder of Twitter's hellish reality.
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Since Venus' atmosphere is about 90 times denser than Earth's and heats up to about 864 degrees Fahrenheit (462 degrees Celsius), designers have to make something hearty enough to sustain seriously hellish conditions.
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But as soon as the plane touched down at Changi Airport in Singapore, passengers were greeted with this hellish scenario:Here's another view from the tarmac:As Reuters reports, the plane caught fire after landing.
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Life became pretty hellish for people living nearby during the Troubles, whether or not they were directly involved in the war between British security forces, which included many local recruits, and Irish republicans.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - South Sudan's hellish war will get worse if its neighbors let President Salva Kiir hold an election before he accepts peacekeepers, a ceasefire and political opposition, U.N. investigators said on Wednesday.
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HBO has released a new full-length trailer for its upcoming adaptation of Ray Bradbury's novel Fahrenheit 451, which shows off the world's hellish dystopian society in which books are banned and burned.
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Here's the thing, though: Causing flight disruptions—be they altercations, delays, or other disturbances outside unavoidable acts of God—make the already hellish experience of flying that much worse for your fellow passengers.
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Repealing the PLRA will not only open up pathways to justice, but create new avenues for reforms that only those trapped in the hellish corners of East Texas and elsewhere know are necessary.
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No shade at all to gym teachers out there, because they willingly absorb the hellish task of making kids and teens care about their bodies and fitness, so they have to get creative.
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Michele J. Sison, deputy permanent U.S. representative to the United Nations, described a hellish situation on the ground in Madaya in which only two doctors, without a hospital, are trying to treat residents.
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Don't get me wrong: organization is good, and a chill event can be great, but I firmly believe that a party can only be really transcendent if it's just a little bit hellish.
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It can also make for a hellish holiday full of hair-matted bars of soap, little kids hosing down your meals with squirt guns and unwelcome affections from big hairy men in Speedos.
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Such is the arbitrariness of the regime's counter-terrorism court, which has branded tens of thousands of opponents of Mr Assad enemies of the state and sent them to the country's hellish prisons.
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Front of mind should be the effort to help find a peaceful settlement for Syrian moms, dads and little ones caught in the crossfire of a hellish civil war for far too long.
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I bought a Greyhound ticket for a predictably hellish journey to Montreal that featured five bonus hours at the border when a fellow passenger was taken in by the police for extended questioning.
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What I'm saying is my hangovers are next-level trudges up the slope of Mt. Doom, no spacesuit on the surface of Mars, code red-type hellish exercises in physical and mental endurance.
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But for now, we can all do our part to encourage swamp stewardship by speaking fondly of swamps, rather than using them as an easy analogy for a hellish pit of political corruption.
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A fine place to wait out the hellish rush-hour traffic, a "this doesn't qualify as going out" night out, or to take colleagues you don't quite trust with hard liquor just yet.
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Restraint Chairs and Spit Masks: Migrant Detainees Claim Abuse at Detention Centers Immigrant detainees held at facilities for troubled teenagers paint a hellish portrait of life inside, claiming they were abused, neglected, mistreated.
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If there's someone whose life you simultaneously want to make more sparkly and hellish, opt for a glitter gift like a spring-loaded glitter bomb or an entire envelope full of the stuff.
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As residents recovered from what they described as a hellish, wind-fueled fire that originated in the Great Smoky Mountains, the Ayers were among the first wedding tourists to trickle back into town.
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Humanist and devout Christian Florentines grew concerned as infanticide became more common, especially since according to their beliefs the souls of these unbaptized infants would remain in a hellish limbo state for eternity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Here's one way to deal with a hellish subway commute: stare at your fellow passengers, draw their portraits, and turn them into characters in a graphic novel.
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"Most of us just shit our pants right in front of everyone," one student says in the new trailer amid a hellish Snapchat montage of students shitting on the floor and in trash cans.
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Knowing and understanding the prologue to that rise offers a reminder of how hellish her life had already been, and helps contextualize what it became after her WWE career was abruptly yanked from her.
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Towards the end of the game, when you descend to the hellish bowels of the ocean, fighting off an impeccably realized and awe-inspiringly atmospheric underwater hurricane, the developers prod you down a tunnel.
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One of the main routes out of Africa is now through Libya, where a dark chaos reigns and each boy who passes through brings with him hellish tales of imprisonment, bonded labor, and beatings.
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Image: Leo Correa/APRio's water is vile—full of raw sewage and dead bodies—and later this week, humanity's top athletes will plunge into this hellish stew for a jolly ol' international sporting competition.
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Both games that you were representing attempted (however successfully is another debate) to engage thoughtfully in issues, like the hellish, impersonal nature of WW1 and the rights of people who are different from others.
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In Back to the Future II , Biff turns Hill Valley into a hellish version of Las Vegas, a dystopia the movie's screenwriter recently admitted was based on what life would be like under Trump.
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Sure, teams of horses may not be the most modern means of transportation, but the animals do a remarkable job pulling a huge pile of dirty metal out of a snowbank, in hellish conditions.
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That's when trouble started, because I fell in love with the drug and when the doctor cut me off, I was left with hellish withdrawals and a strong desire to continue taking the pills.
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Houston (CNN)Almost 12 years to the day after her babies nearly succumbed to the hellish aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Alexandra Wheeler finally got to thank the man she credits for saving their lives.
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But the real prize is temporary freedom from the hellish labyrinth of our financial system, where the 1% prey upon the rest of society for still believing in the myth of the American dream!
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In 1838, the Jesuits running the college that became Georgetown sold 272 African-American men, women and children into a hellish life on sugar plantations in the South to finance the college's continued operation.
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Egos BOY ERASED (Riverhead, $27), a memoir by the debut author Garrard Conley, recounts a hellish tutelage under John Smid, the director of a so-called ex-gay therapy group called Love in Action.
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The hellish creature didn't come solely from writer Peter Benchley and director Steven Spielberg's imaginations: It was in part based on a shark that killed four people along the New Jersey coastline in 1916.
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"I have to tell you, like the most excruciating, hellish several months I have maybe ever had — and a lot of other people at Tesla — but I think we are getting there," Musk says.
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She and Phil married in 1968 and the relationship was hellish: Spector punished Ronnie by imprisoning her in his mansion with actual barbed wire and dogs, which brought a cold stop to her career.
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As the Goblin, it climbs to nasally snarls and hellish cackles, as if he's trying to make his every line quotable through sheer force of will—and the incredible thing is that he succeeds.
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Yet the No. 1 sports clothing item that I, a woman who like all other women is not shaped like the hellish imaginary sprite described above, want to purchase is a regular T-shirt.
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This was that catastrophe logic again—if it hadn't been for that hellish collapse in the series against the Rockets, the team might never have understood the urgency of getting on the same page.
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With this quest, "Children of Men" becomes a dark and bloody magical adventure, played out in cozy woodland hide-outs and hellish concentration camps populated by the human equivalents of hobbits, wizards and orcs.
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What was supposed to be a fun adventure turned into a hellish 58 hours for Mr. Cavar, a 19-year-old Indiana University student who was left behind during a group expedition on Sept.
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I stared in disbelief as the hellish activities that had occurred inside the Wests' home unfolded on screen: the sexual abuse, the incest, the murders and the bodies buried under the house and garden.
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Dorian finally left the Bahamas on Tuesday, and left behind a hellish scene: at least seven people dead, a good portion of Grand Bahama island under water and thousands of homes and businesses destroyed.
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But neither U.S. interests in the region — nor the Syrian people — can afford to risk a return to the hellish anarchy that all started when Assad was left to be an entirely Arab problem.
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Karl was later sentenced to four years in a hellish prison system in which he says rape was commonplace, the inmates were routinely drugged, and the wings were unofficially run by the Russian mafia.
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This was designed to avoid using magnetic levitation—an existing technology that would have led to prohibitive costs on long routes—but it was inefficient and it would have punished passengers with a hellish noise.
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While it's certainly refreshing to see Twitter take active measures to combat problems on its platform, it has a long way to go if it wants to stop being such a hellish den of misinformation.
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This is just inside Mercury's orbit, a hellish region of the solar system where the spacecraft will experience temperatures above 900 degrees Fahrenheit while being assaulted by high-energy particles belched out by the sun.
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NASA wants to send a probe to the hellish surface of Venus With all the recent talk about exploring Mars and the moon, it's easy to forget about the other planets worth exploring, like Venus.
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But after suffering so much torture at the hands of sociopathic neo-Nazis, Jesse ended the series by escaping his hellish life under the thumb of Big Meth, driving away with a shout of liberation.
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The site's first content dump of 2019 has everything from the latest season of fan-favorite comedy Grace And Frankie to the long-awaited unveiling of Fyre, the documentary about 2017's hellish Fyre Festival.
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What begins as a modern take on a classic war tale quickly devolves into a hellish nightmare wrought with horrific medical experiments and gruesome altercations with its patients for whom help is already too late.
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Sometimes, these videos get through simply because creators aren't even trying to be disturbing — their creations are so smoothly wedged in the uncanny valley that an algorithm couldn't possibly grasp just how hellish they are.
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He found that Eminem's persona is now a reminder of a time when the world was more manageably hellish: New Jersey indie five-piece Forth Wanderers are setting the bar for indie rock this year.
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In every other chapter, Kingsley follows Hashem's three-year journey from Syria to Sweden: through kidnapping and torture in his home country, arrest in Egypt, hellish Mediterranean passage, and fraught navigation through European border crossings.
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In doing so, I discovered that one of television's greatest jerks, Larry David, was probably the only person who would keep me sane and keep my anxiety at bay in this hellish year of 2017.
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They rode the roller coaster of the Revolution, and all have friends or relatives who were shot by a firing squad, or spent years in Castro's hellish prisons, or wasted their lives in bitter exile.
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An Amazon Prime account Though free two-day shipping on essentially anything she could ever want may be dangerous, the convenience of Amazon Prime (and being able to skip a hellish Walmart trip) is unbeatable.
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Since then, ISIS's oppressive rule has made life hellish for its inhabitants; they're banned from smoking or watching TV and have to follow strict dress codes, which—if defied—are punishable by lashing or death.
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Starting in 2010, a black teenager with autism named Reginald Latson, convicted of assaulting a police officer, endured a hellish four-year journey through the criminal justice system in Virginia, including stints in solitary confinement.
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Unlike the more nuanced "Dear Evan Hansen" and "Spring Awakening" — never mind "Hamilton" — "Be More Chill" seems like a members-only club for those caught in the hellish here-and-now of the middle teens.
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Today, 1.5 million people live within the volcano's caldera and its surroundings, and the cache of magma that could burst from the area's hellish underbelly makes it one of the most hazardous areas on Earth.
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Laypeople can be forgiven for not instinctively sharing that enthusiasm, however: At first glance, settling the decades-long debate over evolution's replicability doesn't appear likely to make our post-climate-change lives any less hellish.
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But throughout my nearly two-month-long roommate hunt, which was hellish for plenty of reasons that had nothing to do with Facebook, the massive social network didn't help as much as I would've liked.
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But the offshore detention, often lasting years, has been described by refugees and human-rights organizations as a hellish and indefinite limbo in equatorial heat that drives many refugees, even children, to despair and suicide.
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Lingerie shopping doesn't have to be a hellish experience —at least not when you have the internet, which is full of ways to find your perfect fit, both physically and stylistically, without leaving the house.
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Like her mother, she's a capable, intelligent, human protagonist—someone who cares about others in her environment and uses her smarts and ability to keep a cool head to make it through increasingly hellish situations.
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A Sarasota police officer arrived on the scene, along with US Coast Guard officers, shortly after the boat docked, and the guests were finally able to get off the hellish ride — 17 hours after they boarded.
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The team wanted to expand the world with a new title, but a gothic survival game set in a hellish sea filled with cannibals and monsters isn't exactly the kind of game that publishers flock to.
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You don't have to know the exact science behind a polar vortex to know that it sounds absolutely hellish — this time bringing record-breaking temperatures as low as -45 degrees Fahrenheit over much of the midwest.
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On Twitter and in places like 4chan's /pol/ board, they began to claim that acceptance of pedophilia was the true, secret goal of liberal politics, the hellish endpoint to Black Lives Matter and transgender bathroom laws.
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With his command of the full range of the electric guitar's squalls, screams and percussive attacks, he was able to evoke the hellish landscape of the Vietnam War under the relatively sparse lyrics of the song.
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We see the bombs falling and we hear the hellish shriek of the Messerschmitts, but Mr Nolan's stark, immersive film focuses tightly on the everyman-ish British troops, and their minute-by-minute struggle for survival.
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The majority now remain stranded in refugee camps or informal squats on the islands or mainland—unambiguously bleak conditions that are made all the more hellish for those who "deviate" from dominant cultural and sexual norms.
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Illustration: NBCUniversalJust when we thought that so-called shoppable content was the worst conceivable concept for the near-term entertainment future that awaits us, NBCUniversal has stepped in to further disrupt this increasingly hellish advertising space.
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In clips posted to Twitter and YouTube, women subject themselves to a hellish torture, grunting, crying and cursing their way through the process of peeling off a face mask as skin is pulled to shocking proportions.
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The American military has for decades argued that it can achieve victory through air power, but its recent experiences in Afghanistan, not to mention the more hellish example of Vietnam, suggest this is a false promise.
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"They generated a sort of hellish atmosphere," said Ms. Méndez, a former kindergarten teacher who was part of an antidictatorship organization at the time, recalling how torturers cranked up the radio to drown out the cries.
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But the Somalis, Ethiopians, Eritreans, Afghans, Iraqis, Syrians and others who have risked everything to flee their hellish lands are still arriving in a continent that still has no unified, humane policy to deal with them.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 4): 100%What critics said: "The episodes fly by, and the characters reflect more on their naturalistic and hellish features and experiences, which further invigorates Lucifer and Chloe's perfectly imperfect relationship.
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Instead of sitting the saga out or doing anything to help workers toiling in hellish conditions, the US government—spooked by vaguely anarchist vibes—backed Pullman and deployed troops to put down the strike by force.
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But if you're a female subway passenger, it's even more hellish—not only do you have to deal with the regular bullshit, but you could be flashed, assaulted, or apparently even pissed on at any moment.
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Now that the summer that was not very hellish is over and Amtrak officials have restored normal operations at Pennsylvania Station, they are turning their attention to the most reviled places in the building: the bathrooms.
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The widely dreaded first day of intensive track repairs at Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan was far less hellish than forecast, but New York City's hardened commuters were reluctant on Monday to exhale in relief too soon.
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The ad is off-putting from the start, as a lengthy line of businessmen in blindfolds mindlessly march to their deaths while a hellish version of "Heigh Ho" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarves plays.
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On paper, this looks like the basic set of internet spookiness that was rampant during those hellish early days of email spam, but the story here turned out to be more true than you might expect.
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Their painfully slow feedback-heavy dirges seethed and ebbed, rattling the church's stained glass windows and enveloping those assembled in a gaping maw of noise further perforated by drummer and vocalist A.L.N.'s hellish pterodactyl shrieks.
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"It's been a hellish roller coaster," said Dustin Dailey, a senior product manager at OurPact, which had been the top parental-control iPhone app, with more than three million downloads, before Apple pulled it in February.
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But Belkin and Kouchaki didn't know where the drop in helpful behavior was coming from—was it heat-induced fatigue, an increase in negative feelings, a drop in positive feelings, or some hellish combination of all three?
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A. O. Scott — one of the few major names with an affirmative take on the film — has called it "a hoot;" but if it's a "divine comedy," as he suggests, it is one with a hellish edge.
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Unfortunately, Netflix doesn't allow viewers to scroll through the interactive movie — or even rewind past their latest Choose Your Own Adventure-style decision — so it's pretty hard to figure out what the Bandersnatch's hellish creature actually is.
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"It's a bit hellish thinking I have to do this for one more week," said 20-year-old Cho Hyun-lee, studying at one of Seoul's largest cram schools to take the test again after last year.
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Of course, United's luxury experience isn't happening in a vacuum; Given the plans we've seen for hellish nightmare seating in coach and America's declining passenger rail system, it's totally possible the first Snowpiercer will be an airplane.
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With a sub-251.4-minute run time and just 22016 songs, Funk Wav Bounces is an already meticulously shaped playlist ready for the beach, the open road, or your hellish morning commute spent fantasizing about said locations.
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A U.S. appeals court has ruled that an engineer for the Chicago Board of Education did not have to prove his workplace was "hellish" to sustain claims that his supervisor discriminated against him because he is black.
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They're all ranked by their Earth Similarity Index (ESI) — a shortcut to assessing a world's "Earthiness," with 0.0 being a hellish gas giant, 0.7 being a Mars, and 1.0 being a near-copy of our home planet.
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The opera, inspired by the classic Luis Buñuel film of the same name, follows a hellish dinner party, where the guests find themselves unable to leave; the opera includes the highest note ever sung at the Met.
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No matter how safe Melania decided to play it this year, I take comfort in my belief that she has an inner Hieronymus Bosch just itching to evoke the hellish journey of the Trump administration through topiary.
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But the current heat wave still stands out as it joins record-breaking hellish weather this month that has fueled massive bushfires in four states and sent choking smoke into major cities, with no end in sight.
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Mr. Goldberg fuses these characters and all that they suggest to Stalin — Paul Robeson for Lewis, Anna Akhmatova for one of the book's women — into one hellish vision to haunt that dictator during his last hours on earth.
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One avenue that all Donald Trump staffers might want to explore in a post-Trump presidency world: A gig as product spokeperson for whatever drugs or other items they used to keep themselves centered during these hellish years.
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Violent howls, booming crashes, and scraping, snapping noise populate the expanse, the lyrics are utterly unintelligible but palpably wretched, and the overall result is utterly hellish in a way that only these two specific people can pull off.
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Earlier this year, several airlines — including British Airways and Virgin Atlantic — partnered with Headspace in order to give passengers access to in-flight guided meditations, ostensibly to make the experience of traveling in economy a little less hellish.
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And the price — it's $20 for a yearly subscription that you'd have to use on a $799 12.9-inch iPad Pro (drawing on anything smaller would be a hellish experience for professional artists) and the $99 Apple Pencil.
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They landed on a claustrophobic, 360-degree view of a hellish landscape, allowing the visitor to stand among the shit men as they answer to a creature called the She-It, before all comes to a crashing end.
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But as Casey Newton reported at The Verge, the work lives of Facebook's content moderators in Arizona are borderline hellish, with low wages, panopticon-style work surveillance, and the constant trauma of staring into the platform's seedy underbelly.
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Instead, you will find sketches of hellish backdrops against which the future could unfold if we keep on our current course of global emissions, coupled with cultural criticism exploring how humans make meaning in a catastrophically warming world.
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A prohibition approach that increases violence, disease, and disability in the name of fighting immoral substances, while failing to move the needle on use levels and making life hellish for users is not viable in the modern world.
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The decade-long blockade on Gaza and its Hamas-led government has included planned power cuts, trade restrictions, and heavy security, making life so hellish that many young Gazans are now ready and willing to risk their lives.
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But as my nostrils filled with the sickly-sweet pong of the durian chunks placed in front of me, I knew that these prior offerings were bat-sized pet devils compared to this hellish monstrosity of Satan food.
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But in the country of Georgia, a hellish scene of a malfunctioning ski lift rattles that notion to the core, after the lift went in reverse and launched passengers from their chairs at the bottom of the lift.
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Grace's name is another, and at one point she falls down, through a hole, into a hellish depository where the corpses and skeletons of others who have died at the hands of the Le Domas family are rotting.
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It may well be like that for a lot of us this week, during the Thanksgiving slogs home or to the homes of relatives or friends far away: hellish traffic jams and crowded airports, simmering rage in both.
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Commuting contributes so much to this figure that scientists with Northern Arizona University's Hestia Project can take a city like Los Angeles, with its famously hellish drive time, and observe how emissions surge and ebb throughout the day.
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The "Dies Irae" section, in which the chorus and orchestra evoke the "day of wrath" when judgment will come and the world will be consumed by ashes, had the hellish fervor and pummeling intensity any performance must summon.
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In 13383, astronomers discovered that a star in the constellation Pegasus was wobbling back and forth, tugged by the gravity of an unseen planet, an exoplanet, a hot and hellish world unfit for life as we know it.
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The episode's director, Matt Shakman, did a fantastic job with this sequence, concocting a vision of senseless slaughter roughly as hellish as the one from last year's "Battle of the Bastards," while adding in some gruesome new details.
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If Sisi, who seemed to spend much of the conference sitting beside King Salman, was able to enjoy his moment basking in much-needed international attention, his co-chair Donald Tusk was stuck on the hellish Brexit battlefield.
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Rupert Colville, spokesman of the UN human rights office, voiced deep fear of retribution against thousands of civilians still believed to be holed up in a "hellish corner" of less than a square kilometer of opposition-held areas.
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Illustration: EDDIE GUY 01 Inside Facebook's Hellish Two Years—and Mark Zuckerberg's Struggle to Fix it All How a confused, defensive social media giant steered itself into a disaster, and how Mark Zuckerberg is trying to fix it all.
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If we carry on refusing to recycle or travel everywhere by bike, the worst-case scenario could see us hit with 118-degree heat waves, widespread flooding, and other hellish symptoms of global warming as early as the 2080s.
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All stoners like to think of themselves as high functioning, but the sorry truth is that most of the time, even nipping to Tesco for a packet of ham and bottle of ginger beer becomes a slow, hellish trudge.
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The drama, based on the Wondery-Los Angeles Times podcast of the same name, follows one woman's (Connie Britton) hellish journey after meeting, and very quickly marrying, a man she barely knows: the titular Dirty John Meehan (Eric Bana).
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Since they start streaming the day after Thanksgiving, we fully plan to buck the mayhem of that hellish consumerist tradition known as Black Friday in favor of a nostalgic binge (while gorging on leftover stuffing and turkey, of course).
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To understand how one world became so hellish—and to prevent the other from following in its footsteps—we need to revive that golden age of exploration which started on this day in 22 with Venera 21985's flyby.
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Corbin's biggest accomplishment with the album is acknowledging that life is scary, but convincing anyone who listens that the pursuit of love makes it worth living through the terror, even if that pursuit itself is borderline hellish at times.
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As of last week, Fine and Arevalo were still planning to mass-produce it, having concluded that, even under Cuomo's new plan—a shutdown-lite, with repairs on nights and weekends—getting to Manhattan will be a hellish experience .
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Not counting one-off singles—of which there are many—WWWINGS has delivered seven releases in just the last ten months, covering everything from gloomy hip-hop, to hellish club cuts, to icy ambient fit to soundtrack apocalyptic films.
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Whether through the pioneering science-fiction novels of Isaac Asimov, the giddy futurism of "The Jetsons" cartoons, the hellish destruction of the "Terminator" movies or countless other examples, we all come to the concept of robotics with preconceived notions.
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There's all kinds of different ways, right now we have suddenly a scooter phase in the United States where everyone's on these hellish scooters and they're everywhere across the cities and it'll be interesting to see what happens to them.
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Maybe 2020 will find a flustered 30-year-old Lizzie having a particularly hellish experience trying to use a coupon at Victoria's Secret and she'll have no choice but to scream her iconic past line, "I WANT A BRA!" again.
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Read These Stories Next: Vanderpump Rules' Billie Lee On What It's Really Like To Date As A Transgender Woman This Is What The Vanderpump Rules Cast Looked Like Before They Were Famous MTV Just Greenlit The Most Hellish Bachelor Show
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Yes, it's important to know how long you spent so you can bill correctly, but it is tedious, hellish and horrid — and, added to that, too often left until the last minute, when it becomes harder to remember what was done.
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In telling the story of a distant future where the patriarchy has gone unchecked and become omnipotent, and nonconforming women are sent to the hellish, galactic prison in the title, Bitch Planet destroys any notion that society treats women fairly.
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Given that he is 34 years old, and that he's absorbed hellish amounts of punishment over the course of his 15-year career, there's plenty of reason to believe the curtains or closing on his time as a top dog.
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Employees told The Verge that moderators in the Phoenix office dealt with the hellish reality of their jobs by having sex in the office—in stairwells, bathrooms, parking garages, and a lactation room—smoking weed on breaks, and joking about suicide.
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The list includes a homemade booby trap, hardware store apocalypse gun, electric backpack flamethrower, and an exploding injection knife, which Royal Nonesuch tests by slicing—and exploding—fruit and vegetables on a table, conjuring the look of a hellish cooking demonstration.
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Tragedy follows Pasqualino to the very end, when he survives the hellish concentration camp and returns home—only to learn that because he was sent away, all seven of his sisters had to become prostitutes in order to sustain themselves.
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From trans rights activists like Gavin Grimm and Lily Madigan to mental health advocates like Elyse Fox and anti-Islamophobia campaigner Hebh Jamal, the world isn't short on inspiring individuals who made 2017 a little less hellish for people everywhere.
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Before long he is racing the 5,000-meter in the 1936 Olympics and meeting Hitler, then enlisting in the Army Air Corps, crashing, spending a record 47 days on that shark-encircled raft and entering a hellish Japanese P.O.W. camp.
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The dialogue is stilted and often boring (when Serena Joy confronts Offred about handing off her infant to Emily, all June can say is "I did what was best for her"); every character seems trapped in her own private, hellish loop.
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" Slated for June 210-103, the three-year-old festival promised to help "fans of the sounds too extreme for any mainstream festival find their sanctuary during two days of pure chaos," and a "hellish inferno under the Las Vegas sun.
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Aside from the flashbacks where Moira knows what they're up against long before anyone else, Moira was recently tortured, and her current situation is hellish—she's a prisoner of the hotel, without even her own name to show for it.
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Now, the churlish thing to do would be to point out that these early springs are also harbingers of much more drastic changes to come — global warming, melting ice caps, flooded coastal cities, hellish heat waves, droughts, and much more.
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I summed up my life for him: I'm a writer, I've got two kids, I don't smoke, I try to exercise, the week before my period is hellish, and by the way, I need a new prescription for birth control.
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Thomas Adès's "The Exterminating Angel," based on the 1962 Luis Buñuel film, tells the story of a hellish soiree from which none of the partygoers can bring themselves to leave, even after food, water and pretensions to amiability have been exhausted.
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In telling the story of a distant future where the patriarchy has gone unchecked and become omnipotent, and where nonconforming women are sent to the hellish galactic prison in the title, Bitch Planet destroys any notion that society treats women fairly.
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In sworn statements at the center of a class-action lawsuit against the Shenandoah Valley facility and the government commission that receives millions of federal dollars to run it, six former detainees paint a hellish portrait of daily life inside.
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A dining room sideboard contains a tableau featuring taxidermied animals like a fox and a pheasant; a table in the kitchen holds a Hieronymus Bosch-like sculpture replete with tiny skeletons and other objects churning together in a hellish configuration.
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It has blocked close to a dozen UN resolutions condemning the Syrian regime's crimes against civilians, even blocking resolutions that would have allowed humanitarian relief to reach besieged moms and dads trying to pull their children through this hellish conflict.
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Honored to serve as minor clickbait profit generator + light distraction from the hellish real world for the day but i feel v empty from looking at this phone screen for so long, let's all please stop and get out of here.
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Later, as the crew is traveling across the hellish planes of Nevarro along with Greef and a couple of his guild goons, they're attacked by terrifying devil/bat/dragon creatures, one of which shreds Greef's arm with its venomous claws.
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But the draw here is Berlioz's magnificent score, by turns heavenly and hellish, as well as performances by Bryan Hymel in the title role (though recent cancellations make his appearance a question mark) and the gifted comic Ildar Abdrazakov as Méphistophélès.
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A raging epidemic of Trump Derangement Syndrome broke out among reporters covering the summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, as journalists gave the American president hellish reviews for his performance in Helsinki at a joint news conference.
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While many dogs (and their human families) are having a hellish time trying to evacuate from Hurricane Maria-devastated Puerto Rico — with some pups unable to flee with their humans due to size and other restrictions — there is a ray of light.
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Joe Staten I said it would be fun if we had sort of a spin on Dante's Inferno, where it's all about exploring this hellish city and you go down through these levels and end up meeting this AI which I called Vergil.
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If you're reminiscing about Halloween as we enter November, check out Sarah Rose Sharp's delightfully sinister writeups of a Minnesota history museum displaying its finest collection of hellish, creepy dolls and Hellvetica, a new typeface inspired by the ubiquitous font of our times.
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That would certainly be an improvement on the "iron-fist" approach favoured by many Latin American politicians, which involves mass incarceration for long periods in hellish prisons and the application of a de facto death penalty by security forces against young male suspects.
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In the case of the ongoing subway nightmare, the reporters experiencing (and covering) these hellish commutes, the ones who know precisely how the MTA works on a day-to-day basis, are not necessarily in position to put pressure on Cuomo in Albany.
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Pictures and video on social media depicted a hellish scene of fire jumping roads and burning debris pitched into the paths of cars as frantic residents, lined up bumper to bumper, scrambled and fumbled to find their way through the thick gray haze.
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In the 61 BoJack episodes to date, the titular character is stuck in a hellish cycle of his own making, dragging his hooves for five seasons before he begins to take responsibility for the way his actions have hurt those whom he loves.
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Look for our in-depth interview with him later this month, buy the EP here, and check out Hideous Silhouettes of Lynched Gods in its vicious entirety below (there's a rad live video of the band tearing through "Hellish Visions" here, too).
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Being able to participate in the democratic process—not to mention putting an end to this hellish campaign season—should be a reward in itself, but apparently, some of us need a little coaxing in the form of beer, pizza, and doughnuts.
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Gaiman has added to the cast of Crowley's and Aziraphale's hellish and heavenly superiors, to reinforce the idea of their working to subvert divine plans, and this creates small, droll parts for performers like Jon Hamm (Gabriel) and Anna Maxwell Martin (Beelzebub).
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And we follow Ema Ponce, a gay Ecuadorean college student who, entrusting her fate to human smugglers, embarks on a hellish journey to America, where her life intersects with Aida's in a way that briefly holds out the promise of a happy ending.
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You really just need to see this for yourself: Yes: This otherwise normal-looking home contains a hellish dungeon world in its cellar, replete with terrifying, witch-like dolls; vaguely Satanic masks; and at least one clown, which is almost certainly haunted.
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Wheeled into the emergency room at nearby Hospital No. 8 — by then a hellish madhouse of the dead and the dying — he fell into a coma and expired within a day, one of at least 583 victims of a mass alcohol poisoning.
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But it was emphatic, against the team with the best record in the majors, and cathartic, coming on the heels of the rookie Dustin Fowler's season-ending knee injury and a hellish travel day that saw them arrive from Chicago after dawn.
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Professional snake wrangler Greyson Getty told ABC 15 that in the hellish heat of an Arizona summer—it climbed up to 106 degrees in Buckeye on Monday—snakes, just like us humans, are looking for cool places to hide from the sun.
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Related: Trump's wall could cause the extinction of the American jaguar President Trump visited California last week for the first time since he took office, to inspect prototypes for his promised U.S.-Mexico border wall -- a barrier against "hellish violence," he called it.
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It doesn't surprise her, when she enters the hellish Lowood School — the charity school where her aunt sends her to get her out of the house, where the pupils are starved, humiliated, and beaten — that the manager dislikes her and makes an example of her.
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But as it was, Paramount found itself stuck with a show that was rapidly gaining a reputation as an offensive piece of shock comedy, in an America so bleak and hellish that there was no time to release it that wouldn't come off as tasteless.
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Palihapitiya said that he believes that "Facebook is a force for good in the world," and went on to express his belief that the social network is really trying to make its platform less of a hellish garbage fire of misinformation and election interference.
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Fyre attendees were promised "a uniquely authentic island cuisine experience," with "local seafood, Bahamian-style sushi, and even a pig roast," but by Friday morning, reports of awful food began to emerge among rapidly, widely spread tales of hellish transport, weather, and living conditions.
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Simon and his crew had just kidnapped Jerry, and Simon threatened to shoot him if Maggie didn't give up the group's guns, then go back to Hilltop and start producing crops — due to their usefulness, they would be the only community spared a hellish fate.
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You'd think the two escapees might be terrified by ear-piercing music, columns of hellish flame shooting from huge stages, and an army of metal heads moshing all around them, but according to DW, they were "reluctant to leave" when the cops showed up.
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The songs are at odds with one another: " LOVE ." is an ode to trust and commitment, backed by majestic, gliding synths; " LUST ." is rash and hellish, as Lamar, over a drum loop played backward, raps about seeking the quick affirmation that comes from being desired.
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The fault -- which runs for 52 miles along the east side of the Bay Area through one of the most densely populated stretches of the West Coast -- ruptures along its entire length, unleashing hellish destruction, especially in East Bay cities like Oakland and Berkeley.
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The novel takes readers on a mad scientist's journey through a hellish future in and around Los Angeles, now dominated by Outland, a massive computing company peddling hyper-addictive VR. Archetypal , MacKinnon's sequel, is due out June 1st and can be pre-ordered here.
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"I have to tell you, like the most excruciating, hellish several months I have maybe ever had — and a lot of other people at Tesla — but I think we are getting there," Musk said at Tesla's annual shareholder meeting in Mountain View, California in June.
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But try that trip at rush hour, and there's a good chance you may have an existential crisis sitting on a bus stuck at a standstill on the helix, the hellish ramp that connects the Lincoln Tunnel to the expanse of New Jersey roads.
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But the more you think that misogyny undermined Clinton, the less inclined you might be to support another female challenger, given the hellish prospect of four more years of an authoritarian goon — who has now been credibly accused of rape — defiling the White House.
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Despite the hellish deluge of bad news from his hometown, President Trump called into Sean Hannity's Fox News show on Thursday night to accuse the state's governor of inflating how many ventilators New York really needs to cope with the expected influx of patients.
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In "The Garden of Emoji Delights," based on the early-16th-century triptych by Hieronymus Bosch, she reimagines one of the best-known paintings of the Northern Renaissance as a gleefully hacked computer file, its frolicsome figures and hellish beasts transmogrified into cartoonlike characters.
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Australian firefighters were battling hellish conditions through the night into early Saturday, as three massive bushfires merged to create the long-feared "mega-blaze" spanning more than 2,400 square miles — about half the size of Connecticut — and straddling the border of two federal states.
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Like so many other young men these days, he was radicalized online — led down a hellish rabbit hole that warped his mind and slowly eroded his connections to the real world until nothing was left but a lava-like rage just waiting to erupt.
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Fedor ultimately survived the hellish first round and earned an extremely debatable majority decision victory over Maldonado with scores of 29-83, 28-240, 240-28—despite being on the receiving end of numerous big punches from the wild Brazilian in the latter two rounds.
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Apparently a hellish experience on a tropical beach and a run-in with a grizzly hasn't dulled Leonard DiCaprio's love for the natural world, because he's just completed work on a documentary about the dangers of climate change called Before the Flood, Hollywood Reporter reports.
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With this sequence and without a word of dialogue, director Fede Alvarez (2013's Evil Dead remake) shows you what's at stake for each of Don't Breathe's characters if they fail to make it to the end of the movie's hellish 90-minute ride.
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The result can be traumatizing and destructive, as in the case of Bronx native Kalief Browder, who committed suicide not long after spending three years in NYC's hellish Rikers Island jail (his family couldn't pay bail when he was accused of stealing a backpack).
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But if you're looking for something more family-friendly, perhaps featuring Julia Roberts, we assume it's only a matter of time until someone takes a cue from the late "holiday-themed supervillain" Garry Marshall and unleashes a hellish vision of Father's Day upon the world.
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Photo: GettyA blue checkmark on Twitter is seen by some as status symbol, but as the platform becomes an increasingly hellish space to navigate—one proliferated with fake profiles and bots—CEO Jack Dorsey announced yesterday that the company intends to make verification available to all users.
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With limited and inadequate state resources, the government of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, which took office in December, is leaving many drug users in the hands of an ill-equipped and hellish drug treatment system which has seen many vulnerable users kidnapped, abused, and beaten.
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While it's deeply unlikely "Kimmy Has A Weekend" meant to comment on Westworld — the episode filmed sometime around February — weeks before anyone found out about Delos' true nefarious plans for their hellish theme parks, it does open up brand new possibilities for the corporation's end game.
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It is 9:30 AM, and I am at Paris's Pasteur Institute with Duportet, a 28-year-old French scientist who used to research insects before cultivating biological robots that could revolutionize the antibiotic market, save ten thousands of lives, and potentially cure your hellish acne.
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The underland is often hellish, not so much for its obscurity (for it is often lit by torches or helmet lamps, and Mr Macfarlane has an owl mascot to help him see in the dark), as for its horrible constriction, and the weight of the world above.
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What ensues is a hellish ordeal for Archie, Jughead, Betty and Veronica, who are forced to continue playing the game while evading death in the form of poisoned drinks, gun-bearing Gargoyle acolytes and a brutal fight between Archie and a wrestler out to kill him.
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I was able to sit down and play a few hours of Mario + Rabbids at a Ubisoft event last week, trying my hand at a couple easy battles from the first world ... and then thrown mercilessly into the hellish, Boo-infested lands of the third world.
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The downside, she says, is that while they gave her a connection to everything around her and offered a way out of her hellish personal narrative, it has become impossible to stop caring about her impact on the rest of the world, and that can be exhausting.
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"I don't even know if I would've written a movie like Juno if I had known that the world was going to spiral into this hellish alternate reality that we now seem to be stuck in," she tells co-hosts Ira Madison, Louis Virtel and Kara Brown.
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Read: 'The Hateful Eight' Is a Hellish Journey into Quentin Tarantino's Psyche Deadwood, the short-lived Western HBO show that was beloved by fans for its intensity, black comedy, period detail, and top-shelf, profanity-laced dialogue is coming back from the grave after nine years.
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"While 'Deathtrip' is pretty much a poetic way of expressing my experience of being in the middle of the riots, the lyrics of "Hellish Visions" came to be after a very nasty mushroom trip—a Lovecraftian high if you will," explains vocalist and bassist Sturla Vidar.
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There, as the waves of the Gulf of Guinea crashed against the shore, the first lady wandered the passageways, poking her head into hatches that offered a view into the depths of ancient dungeons where slaves were kept in hellish conditions until they were sent abroad.
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If you're dealing with: DepressionConsider: Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) or Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) Clinical depression is often referred to as the "common cold" of mental health concerns, even though it can feel way more hellish, both physically and emotionally.
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It is 9:30 AM, and I am at Paris's Pasteur Institute with Duportet, a 28-year-old French scientist who used to research insects before cultivating biological robots that could revolutionize the antibiotic market, save ten thousands of lives, and potentially cure your hellish acne.
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Chase) and the very patient Ellen (Beverly D'Angelo) is only a weary shadow of the original "National Lampoon's Vacation," which found a lot to laugh at as it followed the dopey paterfamilias Clark and his quarrelsome brood on a hellish cross-country journey in their station wagon.
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Not long after he was audited by the I.R.S., he created "Inside the IRS" (1974), a Bosch-like descent into a hellish government fortress where agents wear Cossack uniforms and a taxpayer is forced to hang by his heels while being shaken down for his last cents.
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To celebrate the magazine's September issue, Givenchy and Vogue Italia hosted a party called "The New Beginning," in a sprawling former train depot on the outskirts of Milan "The Divine Comedy" was the theme, and the site was transformed into a playground of heavenly and hellish delights.
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Billy (Joe Alwyn) and the other surviving members of Bravo Company, having endured a hellish firefight in Iraq, find themselves in equally surreal if less perilous circumstances back in the U.S.A., where they have been conscripted into the halftime show of a Thanksgiving Day professional football game.
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Chase) and the very patient Ellen (Beverly D'Angelo) is only a weary shadow of the original 'National Lampoon's Vacation,' which found a lot to laugh at as it followed the dopey paterfamilias Clark and his quarrelsome brood on a hellish cross-country journey in their station wagon.
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Black Mirror has spent five seasons (and an interactive movie) asking whether our current technological golden age is in fact a hellish dystopia, but it's rarely been as blunt about the issue as it is in "Smithereens," which is explicitly set in the present day — specifically 2018.
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Max Allison: Doug plucked the original files that he edited into the songs on SOS Forks AI Rem from a huge archive of old karaoke-style MIDI tunes, but his versions have an insane internal logic and a palette of hellish tones that are all his own.
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Also, a confusingly blonde-ish Rachel is newly engaged to new producer Tommy (very dreamy new addition François Arnaud), but her hair is also falling out from the stress of running a hellish reality TV nightmare that often ends with murder, self-harm, or all-out chaotic violence.
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Steven Chan, a physician with the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System, told the Verge that advertisers could potentially target an individual attempting to curb one addiction, like smoking, with ads for another, like alcohol—which doesn't seem too far out of the hellish realm of possibility.
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There must be a governmental voice against the hellish and archaic social injustice allotted to animals in the United Kingdom simply because those animals do not speak English, otherwise millions of very caring citizens are greatly concerned about issues that no one is able to do anything about.
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In a place like Antarctica's Concordia Station, one of the most isolated research facilities in the world, where day and night can last months on end and temperatures generally hover between -30 and -60 Celsius, the already stressful task of being a chef begins to sound downright hellish.
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After a hellish night of getting 60 scalp stitches (click here for the rather gruesome photo if you dare), I was awakened for breakfast at 6 AM by a nurse in the dingy-looking ER. An elderly man in the bed across from me had been vomiting all night.
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Although life in the camps was miserable, with starvation diets, outbreaks of typhus and clothes unfit for the bitingly cold winters, some offered liberties that would have startled survivors of more hellish camps; the Germans at first wanted the world to believe that the camps were routine work sites.
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"The policies of the G20 have created hellish conditions in many countries around the world," Andreas Blechschmidt, one of the organizers of the July 6 protest, told Reuters in front of the Rote Flora, which stands just a few hundred meters from the site where the leaders will meet.
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We can't offer you a subway seat, but we've got the next best thing to ease that morning commute: Five of our favorite recent podcast episodes to get you through a week's worth of workday travel (or, depending on how hellish your particular city's transit/highway system is, a day's worth).
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"Given the predicted high flux of meteorites in the late Hadean," the hellish era just after the Earth formed, from 4.6 billion to 4.0 billion years ago, "impact melting may have been the predominant mechanism that generated Hadean felsic rocks," the authors write in the new paper published in Nature Geoscience.
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That's not exactly the kind of thing we're willing to put up with for weeks on end, so we talked to three experts — a dentist, a dermatologist, and a nutritionist — to help us understand how to shorten that hellish healing time, and prevent new outbreaks from happening in the first place.
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"The plane was gyrating violently and heading straight down, very fast, at about 500 knots," McCain told PEOPLE during a lengthy interview in 19823 on the back porch of his home in Arizona, describing the hellish moments that elapsed after a surface-to-air missile blasted the wing off his jet.
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"The plane was gyrating violently and heading straight down, very fast, at about 500 knots," McCain told PEOPLE during a lengthy interview in 1992 on the back porch of his home in Arizona, describing the hellish moments that elapsed after a surface-to-air missile blasted the wing off his jet.
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In January came the news of new shows at Coachella and with Savages across the US. And today, we have a brand new track, titled "Hot Head" which comes with revving chainsaw synths, frenetic vocal cuts, MC Ride's signature screams, and hellish thuds – and for all those reasons it's lit.
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With the exception of the prison on Rikers Island, almost all the hellish institutions that once cast their shadows over the East River have now been torn down — although from the F.D.R. Drive the ruins of James Renwick Jr.'s smallpox hospital can still be viewed, to best effect by moonlight.
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The people who really pay for American foreign policy are the ones who live in the countries the U.S. has blundered its way into, like the Libyan civilians going through a hellish civil war that broke out after a U.S. intervention under Barack Obama that is widely regarded as a disaster.
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Its onscreen hostess is played by Barbara Crampton, whose horror résumé goes back to the wonderfully demented 1985 film "Re-Animator," and she's fun to watch as she lures the brothers into a hellish alternate reality that requires them to play out the game to save their father's trapped soul.
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Those talks – about how much of our own humanity we're willing to sacrifice for the illusion of security, what those choices mean for the future of our race, whether there's any way out of this hellish cycle of suspicion and anger – feel especially necessary now, and Shults has definitely noticed.
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After all, Trump is arguably the candidate who made the election in large part about race and identity; he's the one who called Mexican immigrants "rapists" in his first campaign event, proposed a ban on Muslims coming into the US, and described places where black people live as hellish nightmares.
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In the face of the struggle at Standing Rock, our president-elect's racist and misogynistic rhetoric, and the peeling back of America's already-flimsy veil of "post-race" posturing, Miami Art Week — with its hellish traffic and private jet- and megayacht-riding collectors — can become an obstructive distraction, no matter art's healing power.
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But sadly, all holidays eventually must come to an end, and as my jet lag fades, so my ability to stay up late for nightly visits to that hellish forest goes with it, leaving me with just a series of memories from one of the best multiplayer horror experiences I've ever had.
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In retrospect, I was being an asshole and he was being sweet: He had planned dinner and a movie, but the movie ended up being godawful and we got caught in one of those especially hellish New York rainstorms that turn your hastily purchased umbrella inside-out with the force of an IED.
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It's easy to look back on the places Obamacare fell short and imagine how the law could have been more ambitious or more generous, but the compromises written into the Affordable Care Act were written for a reason: The politics of health care reform are hellish, and the modal outcome is failure.
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Lewis Capaldi: Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent (Capitol) Although he shares the writing with an array of minor U.K. song doctors, this very male, unassumingly unsexist 22-year-old Scot deploys his big open white-soul voice with an originality so built-in few outside his growing female fanbase will notice.
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"The View" co-host Joy Behar bedeviled Trump by comparing his actions to ignoring "when they bombed Pearl Harbor in World War II." (She also said it "rises to the level of treason," but that was hardly original at that point.) The hellish outrage over the Helsinki news conference had its desired effect … for now.
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" Ford continued, "And then when we finished that year of insanity we went right into an absolutely hellish, almost impossible postproduction period that lasted from January to April when we delivered Infinity War, and that was one of the most intense periods of filmmaking I ever experienced, and I have worked on some crazy movies.
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Another hellish variation on received notions of domesticity fuels this year's most compelling comic-book serial, The Vision, by Tom King and Gabriel Hernandez Walta, whose first half has been collected as THE VISION: Little Worse Than a Man (Marvel, paper, $17.99) — the conclusion, "Little Better Than a Beast," is due out this month.
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I've been a fan of Churchburn's since they arose from the New England muck in 2013; their pedigree alone was eye-catching (I've always loved drummer Skinny Ray's other band, Sin of Angels, and really, is there anything shredder supreme David Suzuki can't do?) and the hellish, blackened sludge they dredged up consistently hits the spot with murderous precision.
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The FBI Just Got Disturbing New Hacking PowersAt midnight, the U.S. government quietly gained expansive new surveillance abilities after a…Read more ReadIn court Wednesday, attorneys at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) argued that, even taking into consideration the hellish nature of the allegations facing the accused, the FBI, too, violated the law and the US Constitution.
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Astronomers Sniff the Atmosphere of a Hellish Super-Earth For the First TimeFor the first time, astronomers have detected gases in the atmosphere of a super Earth, a planet…Read more ReadPrior to this latest discovery, astronomers had confirmed the presence of atmospheres on only two super Earth-sized planets, including the super-Earth 55 Cancri e.
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Photo: Eugene Hoshiko (AP / Edit: Tom McKay)The Roomba's most sinister-sounding feature—recording maps of your home that iRobot CEO Colin Angle swears he will totally never sell to advertisers—can now be used for more overtly hellish purposes thanks to Doomba, a tool that converts Roomba maps for use in the 1993 shooter Doom.
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We didn't thought about it at the time, but the song pretty much summons the whole theme of the EP. Obviously it's about love, and "Every Time..." summarizes the cliché about how heavenly and hellish it can be at the same time, but that you, like no matter what, will return to it, again and again.
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At least, that's what happened at this weekend's Field Day Festival, where rain fell from the clouds for 24 hours straight while everyone ecstatically flailed their limbs around to the sound of Little Simz, Mabel, Kelela, Novelist, Rejjie Snow, Danny L Harle, and pretty much everyone else you'd want to see live in a giant swamp of hellish fun.
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OPINION: Trump and Putin locked in a hellish standoff The House and Senate struck a deal to make some changes to the bill at the urging of a host of US industries and European countries, but Congress did not consider making the change that the White House wanted: removing the congressional review on Russia sanctions from the bill.
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For a few hellish years—before we became a breed of Pokemon catching clean eaters intent on speeding up the dissolution of the human race to the point where each and every day here on earth feels like a genuine treat as opposed to just another 24hrs of needless misery—you couldn't escape the catastrophic cacophony of the mashup.
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They forever persuade you to take one more turn when you fail, since the objective is always simple in theory: ascend from the bottom to the top, pushing and pulling blocks to create stairs, outrunning either the clock or, at the end of each nightmare, a hellish creature of Vincent's making that pursues him up the tower.
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Duterte's predecessor, the reformist Benigno Aquino III, had some success addressing corruption and introduced some economic reforms, but Filipinos saw little change in their lives: they still endured hellish commutes on crumbling roads; they continued to be victimized by crime, corrupt police, and a broken justice system; and about a quarter of them still lived in poverty.
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Under the cover that radioactive detonations provided, the CIA operated an air strip, "5000 feet by 100 feet," carved out of the Atomic Energy Commission test facility near Groom Lake and called "Watertown," in a nod to the hellish upstate New York hometown of the Dulles brothers—Allen, then the CIA director, and John Foster, the secretary of state.
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In their recounting of Facebook's "hellish two years," Wired's Nicholas Thompson and Fred Vogelstein tell the story of a company seduced by the allure of being an "open platform," of hosting all information but making no editorial choices, only to learn that no such thing is truly possible, that to refuse to make choices is itself a choice.
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We are loathe to ever suggest using Tino Sehgal as the true north in your astrological navigations — mostly because, as journalists, his strictly enforced no-photo policy frequently makes our lives hellish — but damn it, Gemini, this month you need to slow down, take in your surroundings, and make your decisions based on the evidence right in front of you.
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To do that, I called up James Ramsey, founder of Raad Studio, former NASA engineer, co-creator of the Lowline project, and all-around keen architectural eye, and asked him to give us an expert's look at why exactly this place sucks so much — to play Virgil to our Dante as we descend into the hellish circles of New York's Pennsylvania Station.
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The company has done as much as it can to simplify the manufacturing process, using everything it learned from the early trials of the Roadster build, Tesla's first electric vehicle, to the rollout of the still hellish to produce Model S. To make 20,000 Model S vehicles annually took years of planning with the team working essentially around the clock.
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And in a world where we're gunned down and targeted based on that fact, one where fighting for our basic right to express our partnerships and unions became a hellish political battle, and one where our transgender and gender nonconforming peers are routinely denied basic human dignities, being lesbian, gay, bi, trans, and queer is without a doubt a political act.
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On the opposite wall of the room, merciless lampoons of Il Duce's fall from grace hang alongside graphic depictions of corpses in a concentration camp by Carlo Levi and the hellish landscape full of writhing nudes of Mario Mafai's Il Bivacco (1939): this is one very rare instance of "resistance" art, which is, though not shockingly, is largely absent from the exhibition.
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Practically, he is a morbidly bloated and ill-dressed adolescent who watches the soft bits of Fox News and pretends that he is important while a hellish gaggle of lunatics and right-wing extremists grapple for the reins of the nation, assuring Trump that he's important while he tweets at celebrities who make him feel as small and pathetic as he really is.
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In telling Uber's story, Kalanick's motivation to grow at any cost, and its hellish 2017 — not to be confused with "Hell," the piece of code Uber used to track Uber drivers also working for Lyft, but instead the endless string of PR disasters that started once President Trump was inaugurated — Isaac shows how the foundation of our current transportation landscape was built.
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TL;DR: The long-lasting Beats Solo3 wireless headphones are a whopping $160 off during Prime Day — get yourself a pair for just $139.99 Those of us with difficult daily commutes know the pain of not having anything to do while we sit on the train, bus, or whatever other form of hellish public transportation you're required to use to get to work.
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Survivors announce their experiences of abuse en masse; a spare few are selected—for reasons of je-ne-SEO-quoi—to have their claims investigated and found credible; and finally, once the exposé breaks, the news machine churns out headline after headline after headline, losing a little nuance, context, or intent with each one like some hellish game of telephone.
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Cats may have been a hellish monstrosity seemingly concocted for the sole purpose of scarring us all for life, but it has at least two things going for it: giving people an excuse to get blackout wasted and scream every word of "Memory" at a movie screen, and that bit at the Oscars where James Corden and Rebel Wilson presented an award in full costume.
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The Emoji Movie's grand contribution to our world, alas, will be a new dance called the "Emoji-Pop," or possible the "Emoji-Bop," in which you do whatever you want with your legs to loud club music while putting your hands up to your face repeatedly, in a kind of hellish game of peek-a-boo, with a new expression every time you take your hands away.
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Alissa Wilkinson, Vox: The Emoji Movie's grand contribution to our world, alas, will be a new dance called the "Emoji-Pop," in which you do whatever you want with your legs to loud club music while putting your hands up to your face repeatedly, in a kind of hellish game of peek-a-boo, with a new expression every time you take your hands away.
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Representative democracy was—for its founding ideologues, like John Stuart Mill—supposed to put a barrier between the unenlightened mob and the levers of power; the general desire for brutish and unacceptable things like communal ownership and not being mangled to death in some vast hellish industrial machinery would be safely abstracted away by the ranks of parliamentary representatives drawn from a better class.
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The second song, "Hellish Visions," has never been released until now, and marks the first "new" music we've heard from Svartidauði since 2014's savage The Synthesis of Whore and Beast EP. Both songs were recorded at Reykjavik's Emissary Studios in 2010—back when it was known by its original name, Manus Nigra (the vocals were recorded by ÁBZ in the band's old rehearsal studio, Grafhýsið).
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I share them because I am certain that we need to broaden the debate — I am certain that we need less herd mentality and more herd immunity — as we come to terms with our hellish choice: Either we let many of us get the coronavirus, recover and get back to work — while doing our utmost to protect those most vulnerable to being killed by it.
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Lisa, this is the last time I'm going to tell you: Get away from my newly doubled glazed windows; stop pissing on me; stop writing haunting, hellish messages on my newly painted walls (the landlord will go berserk); wipe the vomit off your mouth; get a new nightie; go to the opticians; get out of my video games; get out of my mind; and get out of my nightmares.
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Part of the reason that they get so much more for their tax dollars than we do is that they are not spending nearly as much on trying to police the world — although their security problems have increased considerably since Washington (with a lot of help from EU countries) turned the Middle East and North Africa into a hellish mess that exports more terrorism and refugees than ever before.
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But as the war drums thump and sabres rattle around the world, and the threat of nuclear war looms over us once again, you'd be hard pressed not to appreciate the poignancy and hellish symmetry of Crass founder Penny Rimbaud's decision to tackle Wilfred Owen's poetry—spoken-word style—to mark the centenary of the First World War for an album, What Passing Bells, and a series of live performances.
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As is the case with the R-word or Chief Wahoo, I grew to understand that the belief I used to justify the use of these practices as a kid—of believing that these twisted forms of representation were better than being wholly secluded to the history books and the hellish depictions popularized by Spaghetti Westerns—didn't hold weight when pressed with even the lightest application of critical thought.
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Over the course of Tomorrowland's final night, he told a man who put a popper in his mouth why he should never do that again, cited crime data to explain to me that alcohol is the drug contributing most to festivals' sexual assault epidemic, explained why you should take acid alone if you want to gain any insights, and fired off a litany of foods and vitamins that make MDMA comedowns less hellish.
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Doggo influencers like We Rate Dogs, the Dogist, and I've Pet That Dog have racked up millions of followers eager for a daily injection of cuteness into our otherwise hellish newsfeeds, and Instagram accounts like Susie's Senior Dogs aggregate distinguished older rescue dogs around the country to share with dog-crazy followers in the hopes that one of them will find a place in their home for an elderly chihuahua or toothless beagle.
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Every weekday, an average of 100,000 commuters navigate this hellish maze of a hub, running up and down steep stairs to catch buses and five different subway lines: the A/C, J/Z, and L. Maneuvering through it at rush hour is kind of an "every rider for themselves" bundle of claustrophobia that actually ushers you to the next train or exit faster because you want to get out as soon as possible.
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