The Hamptons are always a hot item in the summer.
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They put hanging planters in the window, a hot item.
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It's no wonder that Hackathon tickets are such a hot item.
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Drones were a 2017 hot item and are back again this year.
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Will this T-shirt replace Janoskis as the hot item at your local skatepark?
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"Hot Item" (2013) is a furious collection of reds, tantalizing but also somewhat ominous.
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The project was a hot item, with bids from major Hollywood players like Warner Bros.
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A mini camera drone Drones were a 2017 hot item and are back again this year.
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Drones have been a hot item since 2017 and the hype has yet to die down.
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And hand moisturizer was a hot item, for all of those cracked hands from constant washing.
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Hot item It took Elon Musk just four days to sell out of those $500 flamethrowers.
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At $49.99, there's little doubt that the Sphero Mini will be a hot item this holiday season.
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In 1967, Twiggy was a "very hot item" and everyone wanted a picture of her, Abolafia said.
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If whoever stole it can actually sell such a hot item, it might be worth serious coin.
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It&aposs award-winning design and use make it a hot item whenever the price drops. 8.
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Photo: Courtesy of (RR Auction)It's easy to see why the job application (embedded below) was the hot item.
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Mini Camera Drone Drones have been a hot item since 2017 and the hype has yet to die down.
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And in the age of dystopian Amazon warehouses and click-to-buy, anyway, is any "hot item" truly limited?
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Invitations were a hot item; Andy Warhol (for whom Varble had once briefly worked) and his superstars were there.
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Couple that with a seriously cool product like a record that's filled with blood and you have a hot item.
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Which item of jewelry did Meghan Markle wear to show that she and Prince Harry are a seriously hot item?
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It's really big, I think that's going to be 2016's hot item What else are you looking forward to?
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But having spent a week with the Switch Lite, I'm convinced it's going to be a hot item this holiday season.
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The tickets became such a hot item, second-hand websites shut down pages trying to sell them for hundreds of dollars.
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Air fryers have been around for a few years now, but we're expecting them to be a hot item this Black Friday.
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After scoring rave reviews and blowing up the box office with Get Out, Jordan Peele has become a hot item in Hollywood.
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This candy mix was a hot item as shoppers rushed to Costco to get gifts leading up to the Lunar New Year.
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The fact is, a hot item like this is probably going to disappear very quickly if/when it does surface again online.
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Devon Still jerseys — hardly a hot item before, as they sported the the name of a little-used substitute — suddenly became best-sellers.
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The Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition system is a hot item, and we are working hard to keep up with consumer demand.
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Since climate policy promises to be a hot item this primary season, let's quickly review the reasons natural gas has got to go.
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The Green New Deal has become an incredibly hot item on the political agenda, but to date, it has remained somewhat ill defined.
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Gacy -- executed by lethal injection in 1994 but whose brain is shockingly a hot item -- killed 33 boys and young men in the 70s.
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And his book, for which he received a reported $2 million advance, didn't need this revelation to make it a hot item or line his pockets.
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Today, though they grace many an ad campaign and remain a hot item for celebrities, hybrid cars still make up only 2% of the American car market.
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Complete with Full HD playback and coming in at just $38.81 a pop (over $40 off) on Prime Day, it's no wonder they were a hot item.
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Whether a brand is able to keep up with demand almost entirely depends on if it can make more of a hot item at a rapid rate.
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"We've looked at the prevalence of these bags as they most likely are going to be a hot item, no pun intended, this holiday season," he said.
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The Super NES Classic Edition is going to be a hot item this year, but one inventive creator beat Nintendo to the punch with their own SNES emulator.
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I could be wrong, but if some enterprising individual wanted to figure out how to manufacture these for a decent price, they'd have a hot item on their hands.
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And since the meme-like, pop-culture-referencing pins sell out on the regular, we had to get the scoop on what the hot item of the moment is.
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Pros hitting up Wednesday's award show in L.A., sponsored by Cooper Tires, are scoring around $9k at the GBK gifting suite, where the hot item is a $1.3k Segway miniPRO.
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Suggestions for other evil eye paraphernalia abound on lifestyle sites and Pinterest boards, and evil eye gloves are currently a hot item on Etsy, sometimes selling for $30 or more.
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In Borough Park, one of the most heavily Hasidic neighborhoods in New York, dickeys are a hot item: Fitted into a sweater, they can make even a cowl neck look demure.
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The Browns stud and his fiancee were the hot item at the Providence House's Deck the House auction event on Tuesday night ... with their dinner date starting a fierce bidding war.
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And while it's bound to be a major topic of conversation and hot item this holiday season, analysts say it's unlikely to be a particularly big driver of new console sales for the company.
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E.D. says the Rams need to jump on Suh ASAP 'cause he knows the All-Pro tackle is a hot item this off-season ... but remains confident he'll end up in La La Land.
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It's bound to be a hot item once it's actually released, so I would say it's probably best to get an order in fast once this goes on sale in February if you want to pick one up.
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It's really not that serious... For what it's worth, Nintendo says it'll have more shipments soon: The Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition system is a hot item, and we are working hard to keep up with consumer demand.
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Given that Lego is perennially popular and will likely be a hot item once parents start shopping in earnest, Rogers has this bit of advice: "If you've got your eyes on any Lego, get it sooner rather than later."
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Shop storage at Urban Outfitters See Details Shop storage on Amazon See Details Robot vacuums are the hot item right now, and if you haven't gotten your hands on one yet, we're here to tell you that you deserve this splurge.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women artists, long overlooked and under-respected, are the hot item to watch in art sales as the vigor of the #Metoo movement and fresh interest in women's rights strike the art world, according to findings released on Wednesday.
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And when he's invited to receive a lifetime achievement award from a small association focused on Westerns — and brings Charlotte when his daughter refuses to accompany him — Lee gives a speech that goes unexpectedly viral, making him briefly a hot item again, though unfortunately without the sticking comeback power of someone like Betty White.
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There are several reasons that could explain why this boom is happening now: plant-based "chicken" may have taken longer to develop than "beef," the chicken sandwich is the new hot item in fast food, and the unprecedented success of plant-based "beef" has provided companies with proof that meat alternatives are commercially viable.
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This is basically giving your crappy TV a 4K upgrade for like, 10% of the cost of a new TV. Security cameras are a must-have in the home now — whether you're paranoid of intruders thanks to The Purge, want to see who's stealing your mail, or just want to keep tabs on your dog every second of the day, they're a hot item.
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"Ben Carson's campaign after Iowa Best official campaign item"Make America Great Again"Trucker hats sold by Donald Trump's campaign became a hot item for hipsters Best unofficial campaign item"Make America Gay Again"From the Human Rights Campaign, a gayrights group endorsing Hillary Clinton Burning Bush$2,800Jeb Bush's campaign expenditure in Iowa divided by the number of votes he won Participation trophy"If I get one vote, frankly, in Iowa, I'll consider it a victory.
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Retrieved January 19, 2020."Radio Stations Hot Item in Sales Market", Broadcasting. February 18, 1963. p. 106. Retrieved January 20, 2020.
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And Eternal 18, the company that Marc was going to sell Fashion Week's "hot" item to, is a spoof of a real company, Forever 21.
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In the aftermath Hulscher was severely criticized in the media and called awful names, and the affair was a hot item on RTL Boulevard and other shows.
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This album has become a hot item for Bonfire fans, especially since in 2004 it was re-released with Charade's second album. In addition to the music, there is a file encoded on the disc that brings up Avex Incorporated's web site.
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Two months later, HBO confirmed they had signed on Madonna and would broadcast the tour's final show in what would be her first television special. HBO spokesperson Betty Bitterman stated that "it's a very hot item that attracted all major players. We're not concerned about any negative feedback. We decided to do the show and that was that".
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Rana portrays lord Narasimha Swamy in a special song. Sameera Reddy was roped in for a hot item number with Venkatesh making a cameo appearance in this movie. Nayantara dubbed for the role by herself. Sources reported that she is playing a documentary filmmaker in the movie and her role is a crucial part to the story.
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And it couldn't have been better timed, introduced just two months before the first "Energy Crisis" upended America. People came in droves to see the Mustang II—and to buy." "Not only did gasoline prices spike up, but its very supply looked to be in jeopardy. Economy immediately became a hot item, and this helped boost the smaller Mustang's first calendar year sales to 385,993.
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Dome Records representatives approached her two years later with a deal that resulted in relocation to London and hours of studio work. Brown co-wrote six tracks on her debut album Next to You; the selections include a duet, "Could Be You", cut in New Jersey with labelmate Dennis Taylor. The CD was a hot item in Japan; the UK version has three additional tracks.
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Schrader says Hamilburg saw the script "was going to be a hot item: the intensity with which people became interested was clear. He knew he was incapable of handling a high-level auction, so he went to Robin French" to handle the auction. French sold the script for $300,000. Schrader later reflected: > It's hard to see now, looking back at a film which completely flopped, but > it was a very commercial idea.
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On 9 March 2006, DP World agreed to sell its terminal operations at the American ports to an American company. On 11 December 2006 it was announced that AIG Global Investment Group, a division of insurance giant AIG, had acquired P&O; Ports North America for an undisclosed sum.AIG unit buys P&O; US marine terminal ops from DP World - Forbes - 12.11.06, 9:50 AM ET Investing in infrastructure had become the latest "hot" item for financial firms, and P&O; represented a high-profile asset.
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It was felt that if we were going to really build a party > we needed a governor, and Jim Martin was a hot item. He wanted to switch > over to the senatorial nomination, but he wouldn't take a leadership > position and let it be known.... He hoped the convention would take over, > but John Grenier was too well organized to make the switch. Neither Martin > nor Grenier has ever gotten over the 1966 races. Martin ran against Grenier > to serve on the national committee in 1968 and blew him away.
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File 13 is one of the simple games distributed in Dragon magazine. In this board game, players assume the roles of game publishers and each attempts to develop and market "hot item" games before the others. There is a song by the band AFI called "File 13," on the album Very Proud of Ya, which contains the lyric, "Someone should throw me away/Feel like a garbage can." File 13 was used as a band moniker by Doug "Double Dee" DiFranco of Double Dee and Steinski and record producer David Witz when they released a 12" single on Profile Records in 1984 called "Taste So Good.
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Pellet Fuels Institute (PFI) is a North American trade organization that represents manufacturers, retailers and distributors of wood pellet fuel supplies and appliances. The PFI was formed in 1985 as the Fiber Fuels Institute. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, PFI maintains National Residential Pellet Fuel Standards,“Wood and Pellet Heating,” U.S. Department of Energy compiles and publishes data on sales and manufacturing output relating to the U.S. pellet fuel industry,“Retailers say pellet stoves are hot item as customers flee from pricey oil heating,” The Business Review (Albany), August 29, 2008 hosts industry conferences, and provides outreach to consumers on the use of pellet fuel as an alternative energy thermal source.
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It could be said that collecting sports memorabilia goes back to the first decades of the 20th century, when many people would collect baseballs from baseball games and many asked Babe Ruth for autographs. As years passed and many other sports stars joined their sports, memorabilia collectors also began to broaden their horizons. When the NBA, MLB, NHL and NFL began selling their jerseys in stores during the 1980s, game used jerseys also became a hot item among sports memorabilia collectors. Former NBA player Dennis Rodman was famous for taking off his jerseys and throwing them to the stands after his games were over.
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As a desperate attempt to save his fizzled-out relationship, Jason orchestrates a camping trip with the help of his best friends Ricky, a ladies' man who shoots "1-900" commercials for a living; Marlene, a long-time friend and yoga instructor; and Renee, a book worm with a knack for witchcraft. Each with their own agenda, they convince Jasmine to join them for a weekend of fun in the sun. Unknown to the group, Renee has been having reoccurring nightmares of Summer Vale, a little girl that disappeared in town over twenty years ago, and decides to use the getaway to contact her spirit. Also unknown to the boys, Jasmine and Marlene have become a hot item.
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The Cocorioko newspaper quickly became a hot item with Sierra Leonean news readers and the Sierra Leone International Travel Guide, published by American researchers Katrina Manson and James Wright , while discussing the media scene in Sierra Leone, described Cocorioko as "The real online highlight" ( See Page 121 ). When Kabs Kanu revived in the early 2000s, the newspaper was called Daily News Inquirer. The Reverend later changed the paper's name to Cocorioko Newspaper, the name of the first newspaper he published as a student at the University of Sierra Leone, where the newspaper was a hit among students. He got an award for good work as a student journalist from the Fourah Bay College Students Union.
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In Genshiken proper, Kujibiki Unbalance is a popular manga serial created by , published in "Kudansha"'s "Weekly Shōnen Magazine". By the release of its fourth tankōbon volume, it gains an anime adaptation as well. Nearly all the members of the Genshiken read and discuss the series, and their favorite moments from the manga are detailed in Genshiken volume 2 (with club members writing under pseudonyms for their sporadically-published dojinshi, Mebaetame). The series' popularity is such that dojinshi based on the series, as well as models of the characters, are a hot item at conventions such as Comifes, and no less than four members of the club (Ohno, Kohsaka, Ogiue, and, under great protest, Kasukabe) have cosplayed as characters from the series.
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" While she does not give much attention to alternatives, "this focus does permit her to concentrate on presenting us with a spirited defense of a four-day, 40-hour schedule, and, as such, her book is to be recommended." The book's publication led to an increase in her management consulting work; according to a 1979 UPI profile, "The book quickly became a hot item in American industry, and her star was launched." However, the concept did not actually catch on, and in 1989, an article in the Boston Globe called it "a management fad that went the way of zero-based budgeting and the Boston Consulting Group's cow-and-doggy grid." David Hamilton wrote, "Her research indicates that the shorter week is most successful in small, nondiversified industries.
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Strong Persuader received rave reviews from contemporary critics. In a review for Rolling Stone, Jon Pareles said Cray delivered intriguing stories about sex and infidelity with disciplined singing, songwriting, and "a version of blues and soul that doesn't come from any one region, building an idiom for songs that tell with conversational directness the stories of ordinary folks". Robert Christgau from The Village Voice praised Cray's sophisticated blues aesthetic and the songwriting of his supporting studio team, hailing Strong Persuader as "the best blues record in many, many years, so fervently crafted that it may even get what it deserves and become the first album to break out of the genre's sales ghetto since B.B. King was a hot item." At the end of 1986, Strong Persuader was voted the third best album of the year in the Pazz & Jop, an annual poll of American critics published by The Village Voice.
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Moved and depressed by his loss, Nirmal decided to seek revenge from the politicians and others responsible for the death of his son. The news becomes a hot item in the media. Towards the end, Nirmal travels back to his house in Mumbai with Rohan, and calls a TV news channel from there and demands all those who were involved in the bridge collapse, including the Home Minister, come to his house and also the news anchor to broadcast it to the people, threatening to kill Rohan and himself if they don't. He makes the bridge contractor, the Home Minister, whose name appears in the initial scenes of the movie as Gilani (stated in a newspaper headline), and the ruling party's money man , confess their corrupt activities on a live broadcast on TV. Rohan indicates he understands why Nirmal did what he did and Rohan and Nirmal hug before Rohan leaves with his father.
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