Household Names: They are all household names in Albania, but former Sunderland defender Lorik Cana is the closest thing they have to an established international star.
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These charities are household names — and with good reason.
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The Harvey Weinsteins of the world aren't always household names.
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So why aren't Jonathan Larroquette and Seth Romatelli household names?
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He said in most cases the companies were household names.
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Other online properties like dating site Parship are household names.
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There are iconic household names, cult classics, and forgotten gems.
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Entrepreneurs like Peter Thiel and Elon Musk are household names.
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I started pursuing jobs with brands that are household names.
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In the 1990s, U.S. Olympic figure skaters were household names.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris household names in an instant?
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They're not household names today, but they will be tomorrow.
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Now, he's one of the household names in European football.
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So why are its two founders household names in Australia?
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Buffett's business, a conglomerate of household names, is, too, he said.
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The 2014 podcast Serial turned Lee and Syed into household names.
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Most Disney movies prior to 1989 aren't household names at all.
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Tim Ryan, Seth Moulton, and Cheri Bustos aren't exactly household names.
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Surrounding her are household names like Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock.
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The charities it rates most highly are not all household names.
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He then ticked off household names in American politics: McCain. Romney.
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Those last two aren't quite household names, but they should be.
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Delevingne and DeHaan are hardly household names, but their chemistry crackled.
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Most of the subjects are household names, even beyond Russia's borders.
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A lot of them are household names, like Apple or PepsiCo.
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Household Names: Considerably more than Russia, maybe even more than Wales.
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Nord, 40, and Sambur, 39, are not household names in finance.
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Both shows were immediate hits and made the Simpsons household names.
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Its stars, Tye Sheridan and Olivia Cooke, are not household names.
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Players who start the season as unknowns often become household names.
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These companies include household names like Google, PayPal, Yahoo, and eBay.
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Apple, Samsung, LG and most other household names are safe bets.
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Andreessen Horowitz is famous for backing household names like Facebook and Lyft.
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Pinterest users apparently appreciate a mix of household names and emerging talent.
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Our alumni include household names like Fitbit, Venmo, Postmates and many others.
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There are few household names on the roster, but no huge surprises.
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Not all rich people with household names are part of the 0.01%.
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"Saturday Night Live" is known for turning unknown comedians into household names.
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Among these are household names, including Club Med and Cirque du Soleil.
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Household Names: The squad is made up almost exclusively of international stars.
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They turned nobodies like the Guardians of the Galaxy into household names.
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Thor and the Hulk are household names compared to Colossus and Rogue.
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Novak, Berry, and Demetriou aren't exactly household names for US television viewers.
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Shiloh, and the rest of her perfume products, never became household names.
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Though few are household names today, top physicists, chemists and engineers volunteered.
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Some, like Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Michael Bloomberg, are household names.
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It delivers Ecuadorean bananas with not-quite-household names: Belinda, Bonita, Selvatica.
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Read more: Taser, Xerox, Popsicle, and 31 more brands-turned-household names
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They may not be household names, but they do have huge followings.
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The schools at the top of the list are all household-names.
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Household names did well with Softbank Group rising 1.5% and Nintendo 0.7%.
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Soon Nadia Come 'N Scratch Me and Tabby Douglas will be household names.
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Some, such as Chuka Umunna, are recognisable in Westminster but not household names.
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Back when the series started in 2005, stars like Carell weren't household names.
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In other words, the monikers Birkin and Bardot aren't household names for nothing.
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These hidden gems are mostly run by managers who are not household names.
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This piece highlights analysts with great track records, who are not household names.
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Those stalwarts survived Prohibition (with varying degrees of corruption) to become household names.
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It took years for them to become the household names we know today.
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The members of the so-called "counter-jihad" movement aren't exactly household names.
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Elite CrossFit athletes are not yet household names, but that might soon change.
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Our alumni also include household names like Fitbit, Venmo, Postmates and many others.
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They are all household names — at least to those who care about clothes.
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He mentions Stanley and Julie, Etan's parents, like the household names they became.
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Hong Kong martial arts stars Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee were household names.
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We did a little digging and found some surprising household names on vino labels.
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He's also spoken of the need to make the agency's astronauts more household names.
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Bollywood stars are household names in Pakistan and their movies open to packed houses.
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These entities are not household names outside China but are active around the world.
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Household names, not just names that my peers know but that our parents know.
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Chaikin and Howell-Baptiste aren't household names, but they're well-known to television connoisseurs.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines are already household names — and their star is only rising.
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Nowadays, the top Latin American gurus are almost household names, and are richly rewarded.
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Some have even become household names, like Nars Orgasm and Essie Bikini So Teeny.
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The commanders of the air, ground and naval forces often become household names here.
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Many of these companies, most not household names, found themselves on the courthouse steps.
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There are around 5,000 German firms doing business in Russia, including many household names.
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Lenin and the Bolsheviks are household names; some readers just now learned of Martov.
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In any major country, the shareholders of marquee companies are often household names themselves.
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Real smashed transfer records for Zinedine Zidane, Luis Figo, Kaka and other household names.
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Well, that's exactly what Facebook, Snapchat, Google and other household names have in mind.
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Ultimately, the two hope to make the next batch of startups into household names.
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Sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid have become household names over the last couple years.
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Of the 41 artists he cites, 28 are household names and 13 are not.
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Joining the fight are a laundry list of corporate America's household names, including , , , and .
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He made Jim Acosta of CNN and Hallie Jackson of MSNBC into household names.
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Thurston expects to bring on some larger, household names brands in the coming year.
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Britain's Burberry and Kering's Gucci are among the latest household names to abandon fur.
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Their best players, such as quarterback Ja'Quinden Jackson, are already household names in Texas.
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It has been more than 43 years since John and Lorena Bobbitt became household names.
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The "Mad Money" host actually expects the biggest brands in marijuana to become household names.
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These household names don't just offer a diverse perspective—they enrich the American sports landscape.
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To date, only a few of Dell's investments have become household names for enterprise nerds.
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These characters include "Black Widow" and "Thor," which have become household names in recent years.
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E-commerce allows millennials to bypass traditional household names in favour of smaller niche brands.
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Cofounders such as Cameron Kasky, David Hogg, Emma González, and Jaclyn Corin became household names.
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Big companies in the field include household names such as Apple, Bose, Nokia and Philips.
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The series also doesn't have the household names that fill the ranks of those competitors.
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In the '00s, Elizabeth Smart and Jaycee Dugard became household names for surviving their kidnappings.
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Below are three companies you should know, as they may one day be household names.
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For example, he helped turn Smartwater and Vitaminwater into the household names they are today.
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All three were—and are—household names in Westminster, and fairly well known beyond it.
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Household Names: While Romania's forwards are all relatively unknown, their backline will look oddly familiar.
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There's also the simple fact that smaller US stocks are riskier than big household names.
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In a few hours, 220006 of Washington's household names will gather at the Renaissance Hotel.
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These aren't household names if you get insurance at work, but they're really big players.
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In border cities, sector chiefs become household names, delivering annual State of the Border speeches.
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A handful of household names like McCormick, Sysco and Kellogg have surged in recent months.
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As for which applications baby boomers will use, DiClemente says household names will likely dominate.
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The special guests, who will sit in the Speaker's box, aren't celebrities or household names.
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Many stars from the beloved "Harry Potter" films have gone on to become household names.
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You are not a household name, but you determine who the household names will be.
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All of the senior White House officials who have become household names are still working.
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And you know, these are people that have obviously become household names, certainly in technology.
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Some fail, others are consumed by hungry investors, a few hang on to become household names.
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Many of the new cast members aren't quite household names yet — but they are coming close.
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The drivers of Formula E are a pretty exceptional bunch even if they're not household names.
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Even though neither Anadarko nor Occidental are household names, a merger would create an oil behemoth.
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These businesses are small with respect to Nike or Zara, but are often still household names.
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It also has some original series with DirecTV, not nothing that rivals Time Warner's household names.
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Major household names like T-Mobile and Yum Brands are also relatively high on the list.
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Spencer is an entrepreneur and company leader who has founded two businesses that became household names.
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A first wave in 2011 made household names of Citron Research and Muddy Waters, among others.
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And while now considered household names, financial experts say that doesn't necessarily mean you should buy.
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Peloton has made household names out of some of the trainers it offers through its service.
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Over the years, some of these non-traditional students have gone on to become household names.
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Since then, the names Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf became household names by children and adults alike.
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Wall Street is awash in unicorn cash as household names like Uber and Pinterest go public.
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Household Names: Russia the national team – like Russia the country – is a bit of a mystery.
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Major news organizations, household names trusted for decades, lost a great deal of ownership over audiences.
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Now he's running for president against household names like Bernie Sanders, Beto O'Rourke, and Elizabeth Warren.
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"There are so many women that should be household names but just aren't," she has said.
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Pets like Grumpy Cat and Boo have become not just household names, but full-blown celebrities.
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The list included most of the household names in tech, including several of the biggest companies.
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It's hard to say whether these Chinese companies will become household names outside their home country.
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The graphics processor maker Nvidia and household names like Apple and Microsoft led technology companies higher.
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And many of the brands are familiar household names such as Apple, Amazon and Best Buy.
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But this time around in London both houses struggled to offer major works by household names.
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The New Washington In President Trump's Washington, cabinet secretaries and political aides have become household names.
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While the former staff members aren't household names, they are very well known to congressional insiders.
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Malcolm Gladwell's best-selling books — The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers — are household names for many readers.
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" It's not a coincidence that white, male candidates are polling ahead because they are considered "household names.
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O'Leary is going domestic and buying some household names as well as getting into the aerospace industry.
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The museum features and honors a considerable number of creators that go beyond the genre's household names.
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To draw in crowds and revenue, it will need to seduce household names, not these C-listers.
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Tamar Braxton and Kim Kardashian West may be household names, but to their kids, they're simply mom.
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Tiggy-Winkle, Squirrel Nutkin and, of course, Peter Rabbit endure as household names and bedtime reading favorites.
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That means more funds own Facebook shares than they do of household names like Pepsi and Citigroup.
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Kratz, Buting, Stang, Stachowski, the Averys, and the Halbachs are not celebrities, but now they're household names.
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The leaders behind this phenomenon remain household names — Billy Graham, Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, and James Dobson.
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The brand has developed some of the most well-known household names in arcade gaming, like Pong.
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Some unknown actors and actresses brought up onstage just a few years ago have become household names.
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Both Nirvana and frontman Kurt Cobain became household names, and the rest, as they say, is history.
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Famous actresses and household names accused a powerful Hollywood director of sexual assault, and silence was shattered.
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Though not household names, some of the specialized sellers have attracted dedicated followings, as online comments attest.
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Of course, some social media standouts, like Grumpy Cat, have become household names, but those are exceptions.
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Some of these companies are now household names, like Bonobos, Dollar Shave Club, Warby Parker and Casper.
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Google and other household names encouraged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to enact the rules in 22019.
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Google and other household names encouraged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to enact the rules in 2015.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's ascent to the presidency brought with it a host of new household names.
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Business servicesExamples: B2B, government contractingWhy it matters: Some of the most successful businesses aren&apost household names.
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I mean, you have household names of Anna Wintour, Graydon Carter, so many great names, and you.
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The Fine Brothers, like a lot of online success stories, weren't household names before this controversy erupted.
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Famous actresses and household names accused a powerful Hollywood director of sexual assault, and the silence was shattered.
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The controversies The USWNT's championship streak has made household names of stars like Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan.
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Every twist in the investigation was extensively reported by the Indian press, turning the Talwars into household names.
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Trotsky added his team vets funds carefully and looks for managers who may not yet be household names.
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It hosts 57 unicorns—private startups valued at more than $1bn—including household names like Airbnb and Uber.
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The hacking groups Cozy Bear and Fancy Bear, allegedly administered by Russian intelligence agencies, have become household names.
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Its developer, Style Apps, has also launched apps for other clothing brands that are household names in America.
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Lee Chae-won, 14, told Reuters she hoped the Games would make more South Korean athletes household names.
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Household Names: Shane Long, James McClean and the seemingly timeless Robbie Keane are some of their flashier players.
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GE, AT&T and Campbell Soup, all household names, also made the list of the bottom 2598 performers.
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Several are household names, operating in nearly every country, with billions of users — and poised for an IPO.
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It turns out fundamental-driven active managers are much more likely to be drawn to big, household names.
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It also started to dawn on people that McDaniel and Trump Jr.'s spokesperson aren't exactly household names.
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Our journalists have become household names; we go up-country and people know Florence, Aruna, and Marie Louise.
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And since both candidates are household names, having been celebrities for decades, it's tough to change people's views.
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Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin are still very much household names—evidently, everything they touched turns to gold.
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This (admittedly oversimplified) formula has made many of these companies into household names, legitimately upending entire retail categories.
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Which is why, even five decades after Dr. King's death, many female organizers remain not-so-household names.
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Several Afropolitan novelists — Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Teju Cole, Dinaw Mengestu and NoViolet Bulawayo — have become near household names.
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But they are also going after big distributors and retailers, including upstanding household names like Walmart and Walgreens.
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Layoffs have come to Silicon Valley in droves for the smallest startups all the way to household names.
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Household names like Procter & Gamble, Nestlé and Samsung have all found themselves in the sights of such investors.
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A number of skilled musicians, some of them household names, have been blind or faced other physical challenges.
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The witnesses weren't household names until the last month, making them unfamiliar — and less interesting — to many Americans.
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Amazon, Microsoft, Costco, Expedia — the list of household names go on, all happily perched in the Evergreen State.
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Among those silent film household names were people like Rudolph Valentino, Greta Garbo, and, most famously, Charlie Chaplin.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Sanders), Klobuchar's heavy hitters are Minnesotans who are not household names in her neighbor state.
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They're all undoubtedly very good at what they do, but they aren't household names — at least not yet.
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They would be household names had they died today, unarmed, in a hail of 137 bullets fired by police.
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Long before her family became household names, Kim Kardashian dated a member of one of America's most famous families.
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This did change with Harry Reid… Charles and David Koch, for instance, did not used to be household names.
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This trip will help Under Armour and Curry become household names that they hope will translate into more sales.
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During its 12-episode run the contest racked up a whopping 2.7bn views, turning its contestants into household names.
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With Donatella Versace in tow, the most recognizable women in fashion reprised the walks that made them household names.
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So you've got this congregation of mostly British television stars of the day, many of whom were household names.
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Household Names: It's all about Zlatan Ibrahimovic, mainly because he staunchly refuses to let it be about anyone else.
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He's been to World Cups and the Euros, and worked with household names like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Henrik Larsson.
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Al Franken of Minnesota -- three household names in Democratic politics and three of Merkley's good friends in the Senate.
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"Seeing them on the front of Sports Illustrated and every major newspaper, they were genuinely household names," said Brown.
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Household Names: Their captain, Arda Turan, plays his club football for Barcelona, having switched from Atletico Madrid last summer.
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Metropolitan Home spotlighted the work of architects like Zaha Hadid and Michael Graves long before they were household names.
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Gruber and Blumenthal aren't household names — except on cable news, which Trump clearly reveres as a source of information.
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And many of the brands including these offers are familiar household names such as Apple, Amazon and Best Buy.
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These were not celebrities nor household names (even though many of their family names — Gates, Jobs, Branson — surely are).
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Many questions remain about this pledge signed by household names like Amazon, Apple, Boeing, FedEx, Fox News, and Marriott.
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The Koch brothers became household names for the extensive influence network they've built up over the past few decades.
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Since way before their superstar status made them household names, Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas have been best friends.
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Companies that have sold pension liabilities include household names like General Motors, Verizon, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Kimberly-Clark.
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Corporations, especially household names and publicly traded companies, would rather avoid the controversy that comes with big campaign spending.
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The list includes household names like Gordon Ramsay, Ina Garten, Rachael Ray, Paula Deen, Marcus Samuelsson, and Guy Fieri.
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Donna Karan was presented the Founders Award by Calvin Klein (talk about two illustrious household names of American design).
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Given CTE's prominence in education, a useful perspective-gathering exercise is asking how it stacks up against household names.
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While some are already established, like Simone Biles and Katie Ledecky, others will be attempting to become household names.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer interviewed several behind-the-scenes data firms to find out how they support major household names.
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The important players include smaller businesses as well as household names such as Amazon, Cisco, Honeywell, IBM and Microsoft.
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Moonlight doesn't star any household names — though that may change soon, especially with Mahershala Ali's Best Supporting Actor win.
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Virologists — who try to explain what is going on and, more important, what to expect — have become household names.
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None expected to become household names or to find their faces on televisions across the country night after night.
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These 10 household names worked their way out of debt and back into the black after filing for bankruptcy.
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But despite being household names, the artists Tedder worked with weren't taking home huge chunks of their songs' profits.
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Even if they're not household names, anyone who has followed the Bush family is likely aware of their existence.
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And in recent years, household names like Common, John Legend, Alicia Keys and Kim Kardashian have become outspoken advocates.
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The brazen, bloody attacks by Boko Haram and ISIS-affiliated militants tragically have made these groups into household names.
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This was before Amy McGrath, Katie Hill, and Richard Ojeda were household names (at least in politically savvy households).
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Scoring two simultaneous nominations is harder to comprehend, especially in mainstream categories like rock, which tend to favor household names.
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Dividend-paying companies also tend to be household names, often major players in the utilities, financial and consumer staples sectors.
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Before they became household names, Chrissy Metz, Chris Pratt and more famous faces were working hard to make ends meet.
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A generation of eminently watchable household names was minted: Ina Garten, Giada De Laurentiis, Sandra Lee, Paula Deen, and more.
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But some other firms winning the battle for the attention of the next generation of workers aren't exactly household names.
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There aren't many — or arguably any — Native actors who are household names outlets feel they can bank on for SEO.
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Amazon Echos and Alexa have become a household names with consumers and serve as a platform for other intelligent devices.
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According to TechCrunch, customers of QPX Enterprise include a lot of household names like Bing Travel, Cape Air, CheapTickets, Kayak.
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In the mid 1990s, the lawyers, witnesses and even the judge became household names – whether they liked it or not.
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It was considered outrageously lucrative and made Goldman an instant celebrity, at a time when screenwriters weren't really household names.
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The incident marked the end of their marriage, and the ensuing trial turned John and Lorena Bobbitt into household names.
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Now, none of these prospects are household names, but both of these players have a chance to be everyday players.
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I expect that approach is reflected in a number of household names backed out of the firm's first smaller fund.
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Mr. Carvey and the guest hurl challenges at three impressionists (who are not household names) and comment on their performances.
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"We want to find them and capitalize them to create the breakthrough product that makes these brands into household names."
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In a world increasingly dominated by big tech companies, even household names in media have to fight to keep up.
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The company says that some Silicon Valley household names are already using Respond, including Product Hunt, Slack, WordPress and Stripe.
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Household Names: The joke goes that the Wales starting 11 is comprised of Gareth Bale and 19803 lucky competition winners.
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Each episode got more than 200 million views, and some of the participants on the show are now household names.
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Of all the superheroes that have become household names, Spider-Man is the one whose movement most closely resembles dance.
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The operating companies, taken into and out of bankruptcy, are household names, like Toys "R" Us, Radio Shack and Albertsons.
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Some of the firms are already household names, like direct-to-consumer beauty company Glossier and online marketplace The RealReal.
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For years, YouTube has courted Hollywood, traditional media, and household names—and, as a result, corporate advertisers and big money.
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Zero Motorcycles, Cake, Lightning, and others sell electric motorcycles without household names, and their lineups are expanding by the day.
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These and other films have made actors like Chadwick Boseman, Constance Wu, Michael B. Jordan, and Jason Momoa, household names.
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The vast majority of billionaires don't spend their money nearly as well as household names like Gates and Warren Buffett.
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That, in itself, did not surprise him; household names have been known to drop by to work out new material.
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For many, household names like Harvey Weinstein, Roseanne Barr, and Lance Armstrong no longer evoke the clout they used to.
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Celebrity chefs have transcended the foodie sphere and become general household names, while high-profile food activists have become celebrities.
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Even though DraftKings and FanDuel are the household names associated with daily fantasy sports, there are still other players, including Yahoo.
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Unilever owns personal care brands such as Axe and Dove, in addition to a bevy of household names across other categories.
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This particular list doesn't include Madison Bumgarner, Buster Posey, Tim Lincecum and all of the perennial household names in San Francisco.
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The crackdown spans a broad range of sites and apps, some of which are household names, like Uber, Facebook, and Spotify.
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Historically, in each generation there have always been a handful of new consumer brands that emerge that later become household names.
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None of those companies are household names, and EY did not respond to a query about why the change was made.
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If a seller can game Amazon's algorithm to win a high spot for their brand, they can out-sell household names.
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The Israel Defence Forces (the IDF) come first in surveys of Israel's most respected institutions, and IDF commanders are household names.
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We loved these characters since 2005, long before many of the actors had become household names, but now, they've made it!
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That was immediately followed by the bombshell sexual harassment allegations against Thomas from Anita Hill that turned both into household names.
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Where Stowga traditionally dealt with small and medium-sized companies, in the last month they've been working with big household names.
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Nomura's list of the top-60 stocks set for a positive impact from the change weren't likely to be household names.
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Since Fixer Upper premiered in 2013, it quickly became the highest-rated show on HGTV, turning the couple into household names.
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Plenty of household names in electronics have attempted to block right-to-repair legislation, be it Apple, John Deere, or Microsoft.
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After WWII, brands that would become big household names — Folgers and Maxwell House — started selling instant coffee, according to Smithsonian Magazine.
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Since Fixer Upper premiered in 2013, it quickly became the highest-rated show on HGTV, turning the couple into household names.
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The ad was taken out by another group of major businesses, which includes household names like Ben & Jerry's, Patagonia, and Dannon.
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They'd be able to predict that characters like Iron Man, Spider-Man, Thor, Captain America, and more would become household names.
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Influencers have turned into household names in recent years, and the industry is now worth up to an estimated $8 billion.
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Young-adult and fantasy authors can earn millions, even if they are not household names like Ms. Rowling or Ms. Meyer.
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It was one of a variety of apps of this nature, some of which became unlikely household names in the process.
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The other half, say sources familiar with the situation, come from a number of millionaire businessmen who are not household names.
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In a field of candidates short on household names, Mr. Ganim's name recognition could, in some strange way, actually help him.
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Mergers are big stories because they can reshape whole industries, lead to mass layoffs and cause household names to disappear forever.
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Miami had a 3-season run and produced household names like Joanna Krupa and Larsa Pippen, but the ratings were terrible.
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Household names like Moore, Parker, Ogwumike and Whalen have gone at each other to the bitter end in two straight series.
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The last decade of Marvel has made a variety of superheroes into household names, cultural phenomena, and topics of mainstream conversation.
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A handful of household names, like Airbnb, Uber and Pinterest, returned to the list for a fifth straight year in 2017.
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Lee Eaton and Dan Ware, the Gunners' central midfield partnership, remember the sight of household names appearing at Garrison Field, too.
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In 1972, he joined Pan Books, publishing writers like Jackie Collins and Douglas Adams, who went on to become household names.
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Household names like Barclays, Discover and Goldman Sachs are happy to give you at least nine times what Wells Fargo does.
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Pop music dominated the charts in the 1990s, with singers like Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, and Jennifer Lopez becoming household names.
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Parkland survivors became household names, gracing magazine covers, and high schoolers around the country responded with #NeverAgain movements of their own.
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Its flagship app and Messenger spin-off both have user counts in the billions, while Instagram and WhatsApp are household names.
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Bitcoin might have started it all, but these new coins and tokens will also become household names—along with cryptocurrency itself.
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Credit must always be given to a movie that turned a talking tree and sentient, gun-toting raccoon into household names.
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But the BBC said most of its best-known presenters, many of whom are household names in Britain, would be staying on.
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However, stocks of household names widely held by Openfolio investors, like FitBit, GoPro and Under Armour, hurt their portfolios more in 2016.
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The three worst performing stocks in the Dow are perhaps some of the most common household names — Disney, Coca-Cola and Nike.
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Take a look at some of the big household names that aren't benefiting from the rising tide: Coke, Monster and Gilead Sciences.
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Five sisters, one brother, and two semi-famous parents became household names for their sibling rivalries, consistent drama, and shameless self-promotion.
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Starring Melissa Leo and Ari Graynor, the show follows a group of ambitious, aspiring comedians struggling to become household names in Hollywood.
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The film's stars, Seth Rogen and Katherine Heigl, became household names and lived successfully ever after, without a care in the world.
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Before Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone became household names, the married couple were aspiring actors enjoying the very simple things in life.
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The heated race, which some voters described as "vicious," pitted two household names in the state against each other after Republican Sen.
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Household Names: Boast some of the Premier League's best players in the form of Thibaut Courtois, Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku.
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Unknown individuals will leverage years of lonely practice to (briefly) become household names, and we will see their egos grow about eightfold.
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Household names aren't the only opportunity in the market right now, according to Jill Cuniff, Edge Asset Management president and portfolio manager.
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Weiss gained a following as a blogger, where she interviewed household names about their beauty regimens for her website, Into the Gloss.
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The Avengers delivered similar thrills in bringing a superhero team of household names together on the big screen for the first time.
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While their accomplishments are significant (Katherine Johnson has a building at NASA named after her), none of these women are household names.
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IYRTITL reached platinum success even before it became available in physical form and helped make collaborators PARTYNEXTDOOR and Travis Scott household names.
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But while Jason Moran, Mick Gatto, and Tony Mokbel were becoming household names, the Society consolidated its power quietly in the background.
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Beyond them, there are plenty of other household names out there who have re-evaluated what they wanted to do in life.
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Still, despite the lack of household names, some of the lower-profile races may offer insight about the coming presidential-year showdowns.
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Lancisi still has a long way to go to become serious competition for the household names who produce bats for major leaguers.
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There are two main reasons why Alexis Neiers and Tess Taylor aren't household names today, like Kim Kardashian or Kylie Jenner, though.
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But even the most popular unicorns started as a small idea before becoming global household names and attracting billions in venture funding.
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SAN FRANCISCO — McAfee, once one of the household names in computer security software, is poised to become an independent business once more.
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Possibly the most famous of all, Carson Daly, has gone on to find mainstream success, but not all have become household names.
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While Amazon does carry a variety of household names also found on store shelves, many of its sellers are not name brands.
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For patient investors, Cramer still has faith in some household names that could end up winners of the brick-and-mortar game.
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You know your show has cachet when household names can be induced to drop by and plunge an arm into a toilet.
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Companies that have been successfully launched through the New Venture Challenge include household names such as Grubhub, Braintree/Venmo, and Simple Mills.
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And while some contemporaries, like Evelyn Waugh, George Orwell and Graham Greene, remained household names, Powell came to belong to another age.
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Berkshire also has major stakes in dozens of other household names such as Kraft Heinz, J.P. Morgan Chase, General Motors and Amazon.
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Household names including PepsiCo, German conglomerate Siemens, and French automaker Peugeot Citroen all have bases in Wuhan and the wider Hubei province.
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It includes a vintage Afro Sheen commercial and a slide show of Afros on household names like Malcolm X and Michael Jackson.
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"Saturday Night Live" has helped a lot of funny people become household names, but do you remember Patrick Weathers or Laura Kightlinger?
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Pressure from online commerce in part contributed to the cuts and led to a rash of store closures, even among household names.
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Millions of mobile users have turned the likes of Uber, Seamless, Netflix and Pokemon Go into household names that need no introduction.
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At the time, "Friends" had become a huge hit, turning Aniston and her costars Lisa Kudrow and Courtney Cox into household names.
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As an adult, I've seen two women my size become household names: actor Gabourey Sidibe and plus-size designer Ashley Nell Tipton.
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Most pilots to become household names—the likes of Chuck Yeager and John Glenn—earned their reputations at NASA and the Air Force.
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There are also a handful of international designers that might not be household names stateside (yet), but have great influence around the globe.
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"Although some of the women showcased in today's Doodle aren't household names, each made a mark in her own way," the company says.
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You talk to any of these people who have household names, they are making more money than they ever made in their careers.
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Besides Sandler, other winners in the hedge fund industry are also less talked about and run by managers who are not household names.
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That means more funds own Facebook shares than they do of household names like Home Depot, Pepsi and Exxon Mobil, according to eVestment.
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It'll be interesting to watch the new kids mature and to see whether any of them will grow up to become household names.
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The leaderboard may not be packed with household names but the frontrunners bring legitimate credentials to what should be an intriguing Sunday showdown.
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Now, in less than a decade, on-demand brands have become household names, and more than one-third of U.S. workers are freelancing.
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He and brother Lyle became household names nearly 30 years ago, after they shot and killed their parents, José and Kitty, on Aug.
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Drivers in its races, such as Dale Earnhardt Sr, became household names, and major companies rushed to have their brands affiliated with NASCAR.
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Many household names, such as Slack, Hootsuite and Shopify — which may be mistakenly considered as U.S. products — hail from north of the border.
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The company says it has over 700 customers, many of them household names like MasterCard, PayPal, BT, the U.S. Postal Service and Pandora.
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Household Names: France have a vast body of individual talent, including a spine of Hugo Lloris, Laurent Koscielny, Paul Pogba and Olivier Giroud.
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The value, convenience and the ability to easily comparison shop online hastened the demise of both smaller shops and many big household names.
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Here are the top five stock-picking hedge funds measured by StockAlpha, many of them run by managers who are not household names.
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While top-rated US colleges are household names, there are plenty of other, sometimes overlooked, schools that offer great educational and career opportunities.
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Household names like Jake Tapper and dozens of journalists contributed to the buzz by posting photos on social media in their Westworld hats.
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"Brands like Casper and Seamless have becomes household names by sharing their brand stories with subway riders," Mr. Male, Outfront's chief executive, said.
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These include household names like Uber that launched in the wake of the recession, offering workers the dream of being their own bosses.
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A combination of Kraft Heinz and Unilever would create an empire of hundreds of household names, with more than $82 billion in sales.
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The rally made Tilray larger on a market-capitalization basis than 93 companies in the , including household names like Macy's and Ralph Lauren.
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While several of the world's rising stars made meteoric leaps up the rankings, it was a different story for a few household names.
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The Association of International Photography Art Dealers has been showcasing works by household names and emerging photographers at this annual event since 1980.
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While two Hollywood actresses were the most recognizable figures to face charges, they were outnumbered by business titans who are not household names.
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The conflict at Thyssenkrupp also illustrates the growing influence of activist shareholders on European household names, with demands to tackle underperformance and simplify structures.
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He holds from $109,000 to $361,000 worth of stock in Chinese companies — telecommunications, cement, and shipping firms, plus household names like Alibaba and Baidu.
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Take the landscapes of Jong Yong Man (pictured), one of the most famous painters in a country where the best-known are household names.
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And its bets on household names from Uber to WeWork have made headlines, not least because of such firms' struggles to make a profit.
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Some become household names, others get turned into memes, and many gain enough followers on social media to be considered "influencers" and land sponsorships.
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Celebrities, among them household names such as Louis C.K., a comedian, and Kevin Spacey, an actor, were forced—at least temporarily—from the stage.
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No deaths or accidents have yet resulted, but the firm's products are used by a long list of household names in Japan and overseas.
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Think of very top-level scientists—the revered lab leaders, the publicly acknowledged pioneers, perhaps even household names—and which women come to mind?
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Kobe Steel, which was founded in 1905, recently revealed that it had sold "non-conforming products" to Boeing, Ford, Toyota and other household names.
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Thanks to this mix of household names and boundary-breaking creatives, these partnerships have pushed a range of outside-the-box styles into stores.
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It's rare enough that totally unknown actors rocket to household names over night, but even rarer when they're all under the age of 14.
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Household Names: It's not quite the days of Poborski, Berger and Koller, but there are nevertheless a few big names in the Czech squad.
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They aren't household names, but they have the final say in determining how much consumers, nonprofits and businesses pay to use the Postal Service.
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Julian Draxler, Maximilian Arnold and André Schürrle are not the household names that Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale are paid to be.
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Some of its award-winning writers over the years became household names, including Frank Deford, Dan Jenkins, Bob Creamer, Ed Swift and Tex Maule.
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The brutal attack became national news and made Buttafuoco, her husband Joey, and Fisher—who the press dubbed the "Long Island Lolita"— household names.
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Country rap doesn't get much radio play, and few of its artists are household names, but it's managed to amass an enormous underground following.
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Household Names: Winger Yevhen Konoplyanka was persistently linked with a move to the Premier League last summer, before eventually signing for Sevilla in July.
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Along with turning supermodels into household names, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has become the unofficial kickoff to the holiday season for fashion lovers.
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Once-stalwart household names like Sheaffer (Sylvia Plath's preferred brand) were closing American factories to manufacture cheap parts in Asia and seeking corporate buyers.
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And when you look at business-focused companies that aren't household names, you come up with dozens more, from Slack to Stripe to Square.
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The unknown artists Fortune included in that category are largely household names today: de Kooning, Robert Motherwell, Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline and Larry Rivers.
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The roughly two dozen turnkey portfolio providers include household names like Vanguard, State Street Global Advisors and Pimco, along with less well-known managers.
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Since 22, Bob, Linda, Tina, Gene, and Louise have become household names, and the Belchers' recognizable voices some of the most beloved in broadcast.
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Is this the dawning of the next generation of dominance, a run that begets household names, championship parades and regular mentions on gossip pages?
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From businesses with household names to the change-makers of tomorrow, our innovative, world-class workforce will be what continues to drive our success.
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The show went on to make the careers of its leading ladies, making Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis, and Cynthia Nixon household names.
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As the network lashed Clinton and later Democratic President Barack Obama, flame-throwing commentators such as O'Reilly, Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity became household names.
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But their stars are nowhere to be found in the playoffs now: household names like Lundqvist, Karlsson, Zetterberg, and the Sedin twins have been eliminated.
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Vertical video is the next big thing in filmmaking — it's long-overdue innovation in a space typically dominated by vast production companies and household names.
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That so many great minds, including household names like Pinker, Chomsky and Gould, give such wildly different accounts, could be seen as a scientific failure.
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John Goodman, Laurie Metcalf, Sara Gilbert, and Johnny Galecki were all household names by the time the show went off the air 21 years ago.
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The events he describes in "Dictator" were as dramatic as any in European history, and peopled by a cast of characters who remain household names.
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Its bench of 303 general partners have mostly been operating quietly in the business for many years if not decades, yet none are household names.
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Whitmer, who most expect to win, has a solid legislative record and the support of most establishment household names, including that of Emily's List, Sen.
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But all of these Athletes Who Care, as the package was billed, were household names to some of the neediest and most vulnerable among us.
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Partners in the project include household names like Mastercard, Visa, Spotify, PayPal, eBay , Uber and Vodafone, as well as venture capital firms like Andreessen Horowitz.
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Over the past 4 years, the product that generated the most sales for Pfizer wasn't one of its household names, like Lyrica, Lipitor or Viagra.
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Because it was just the beginning of the dot-com boom, Mittelstaedt landed contracts with eBay, Napster and PayPal, long before they became household names.
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Google beat other household names Amazon and Wal-Mart Stores as the biggest new entrant threat, based on interviews with more than 150 insurance executives.
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Customers of QPX have included a lot of household names, who would have used the search service and connected it with a separate purchasing platform.
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Cast as the anti-Avengers, this latest Netflix show underscores Marvel's ambitions and ability to wring value out of characters that aren't exactly household names.
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Oh wow: Even the likes of Corey Lewandowski and Hope Hicks, who became household names early in the campaign, may not get jobs. http://politi.
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It's been more than 25 years since his confirmation hearing erupted over Anita Hill's sexual harassment claims against him, turning them both into household names.
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It's easy to see why Instagram would prefer it if household names were not spreading misinformation suggesting it was exploiting people's private photos and messages.
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The products singled out by the group are a combination of obscure accessories and military-style firearms that, like bump stocks, are hardly household names.
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When this play first appeared in 1967, no child needed an explanation of the "Peanuts" characters; they were household names in the pint-size world.
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The continent is on track to see $34.3 billion invested in European startups, with household names emerging across finance, online retail, insurance, transport, and health.
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Acknowledgment of women's accomplishments can be hard-won: While some of the athletes in "Game Changers" are celebrated in their field, few are household names.
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The leaders of what came to be known as the religious right were kingmakers and household names, like Pat Robertson, James C. Dobson, Ralph Reed.
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If a trade war really has begun, some household names in corporate America could become casualties, Andy Rothman, an investment strategist at Matthews Asia, warned.
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Many never became household names - and with the continued dominance of a handful of top players on the men's side they may never break through.
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A few Bachelor Nation alums have managed to extend their fifteen minutes by appearing on other reality shows, but none of them are household names.
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Of course, some of the inductees' inventions are so well known they've made the inventors into household names: Amar Bose, Ray Dolby, King Camp Gillette.
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Microsoft and Apple have stayed on top, but household names like Google, Amazon, and Facebook weren&apost even among the top 10 companies in 2010.
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These students are becoming household names as they rally in Tallahassee, and next month in Washington, to keep the national spotlight on the gun issue.
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This time last year, the company that made Mario and Donkey Kong household names seemed to have lost both its audience and its enchanted touch.
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Top Songwriters and Top Producers charts may not make songwriters household names, but it will highlight the necessary contributions of those working behind-the-scenes.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, there were a lot of companies like Google and Facebook that went from being small startups to household names.
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Brands dream of a celebrity endorsement from the likes of Grande and other household names, but maybe wait to see if she actually wants it removed?
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What those targets all had in common is they were all household names whose lives and livelihoods could not be destroyed even by a president-elect.
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"These should be household names in the design world," says filmmaker Gary Hustwit, director of acclaimed design documentary Helvetica and a forthcoming film on Dieter Rams.
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The Erwins might not be household names in the wider world, but at the Anaheim Convention Center over those four days in March, they were superstars.
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What star could the producers get who would match the other household names — Dustin Hoffman, Angelina Jolie, Lucy Liu and more — routinely attracted by this franchise?
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The man who helped make Twister and Nerf household names recently shared his secret to success, and it all comes down to a three-word phrase.
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Diego Luna and Oscar Isaac have become household names in the Star Wars franchise, while director Alejandro González Iñárritu made headlines with The Revenant in 2015.
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Both were graduating from college as the financial markets were imploding roughly a decade ago — with trust in household names like Lehman Brothers collapsing with them.
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None of these people are truly household names, in the way that Sonic and Mario, or Messi (definitely) and Marco (possibly, certainly soon to be) are.
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The company supplies materials and components to companies around the world and said its product data falsification affected around 500 companies, including some global household names.
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No issue — political, celebrity, or hypothetical — is off limits for the eclectic cast, which has consistently (and impressively) churned out new household names season after season.
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Paul McCartney and John Lennon are household names, but there aren't many casual music fans who know the name of the Shirelles' lead singer, Shirley Owens.
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Household Names: Hungary lack a recognisable superstar, with former Premier League players Zoltán Gera and Gabor Kiraly (he of the pyjama bottoms) probably the best-known.
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And the so-called "Young British Artists" group who came together in the late 1980s in London are represented by such household names as Damien Hirst.
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Hong Kong's best-known tycoons, such as Li Ka-shing, regularly appeared on the list of cornerstones for Chinese companies that were not yet household names.
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"It will only take disappointment from one or two household names to tip over the apple cart," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Known as "315", in reference to global consumer rights day on March 15, the show this year did not put any household names under the spotlight.
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Many figures are now household names, like resigned Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn, former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, and onetime Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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Introduced in 1904, Olympic boxing turned gold medal winners like Muhammad Ali (then known as Cassius Clay), Joe Frazier and Sugar Ray Leonard into household names.
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Every year, CNBC scans the globe looking for the 100 venture-backed start-ups that have the potential to transform industries and become tomorrow's household names.
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Household Names: Poland's hopes for the tournament rest squarely on the shoulders of Robert Lewandowski, a man who notched 42 times for Bayern Munich last season.
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He plucks candidates from relative obscurity and instantly turns them into household names in their districts or states — with a tweet, a rally or an endorsement.
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Its customers include household names like the Campbell Soup company, industrial giant GE and The Gap, and 10,000-seat deals with large customers are not uncommon.
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And just to be safe, Real Madrid is likely to send out a strong team of household names, comparable to its lineup against Valencia or Villareal.
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In his nearly five years as host of "Late Night," he has brought on a few dozen literary writers, many of them far from household names.
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Now, he is at the forefront of what he describes as a "movement" of young British actors, many from African backgrounds, who are becoming household names.
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The list will feature a diverse group of companies that are building brands, raising money and creating jobs on their path to becoming tomorrow's household names.
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Household names like the Chase Sapphire Reserve and Chase Sapphire Preferred Card are are also in the top ten, with tens of thousands of monthly searches.
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But before "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Alias Grace" were household names, Atwood was a struggling writer living in Toronto and working as a teacher by day.
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Ever since then I've understood that our household names, our best-selling authors, our famous movie stars will always be, somewhere else in the universe, unfamiliar.
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Figures like Gina Rinehart, Twiggy Forrest, and Clive Palmer became household names, with two out of the three joining forces to rail against the mining tax.
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The relentless rise of online shopping is posing a huge challenge for US shopping malls, developers and investors who own shares and bonds in household names.
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So while they may be extremely successful and household names, they do not appear to meet the definition of monopoly, at least in the traditional sense.
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In the world of driverless cars, household names like Google and Uber have raced ahead of rivals, building test vehicles and starting trials on city streets.
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It has produced household names like Waze (which was acquired by Google) and, in 2018, 61 companies exited at an average deal size of $81 million.
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It is an unignorable fact that most of the players still ahead of Clemons and Daum on the career scoring list are not household names, either.
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His biggest challenge will be distinguishing himself in what is sure to be a packed field of potentially history-making candidates and deep-pocketed household names.
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It was like the U.N. Another thing I love about this is that outside of Morgan, none of us are household names so it wasn't stunt casting.
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Actors on online freelance marketplace Fiverr aren't exactly household names, but one man has become a bit of a celebrity on YouTube for his spokesperson-like abilities.
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Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert may not be household names, but thanks to their brutally harsh exchanges on Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars, they might be soon.
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The broadcast would help make mainstream stars of models like Adriana Lima and Gisele Bundchen, and later household names like Alessandra Ambrosio, Miranda Kerr, and Marisa Miller.
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The two Avengers: Endgame stars recently opened up to PEOPLE about their friendship and the first time they met — before their Marvel characters made them household names.
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Sister, Sister, the show that helped twins Tia and Tamera Mowry become household names, had two Black high schoolers at the center and explored Black family life.
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And unlike many of those who have spoken out against Harvey Weinstein and other figures in the entertainment industry, women in Silicon Valley are not household names.
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From ill-defined prototypes to full-fledged products, crowdfunding platform Indiegogo has helped mint millions for virtually unknown product innovators, and turned a few into household names.
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We paired net worth on the vertical axes so you can see just how rich these household names are with public perception (likability) on the horizontal axes.
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The two Avengers: Endgame stars recently opened up to PEOPLE about their friendship and the first time they met — before their Marvel characters made them household names.
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The most Googled diet of 2018, it has eclipsed household names like Weight Watchers (now known as WW) and the other low-carb regimens, Atkins and Paleo.
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"Not every platform is going to take off the way that Venmo and some of these other household names have in the fintech space," said Goldman's Dawe.
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Household Names: Midfield star (and occasional full-back) David Alaba plays his club football with Bayern Munich, and is the most globally recognised member of the squad.
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He made a point to discover and collaborate with Black women who themselves would go on to become household names, like Apollonia, Misty Copeland, and Janelle Monaé.
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A woman is running for president, athletes like Serena Williams are household names and pop culture is replete with feminist heroines our foremothers could only dream of.
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Sure, Marvel has managed to turn tertiary characters into household names, but this is like Hot Pie and the Shame Nun getting Game of Thrones spin-offs.
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Miller, one of the last household names in the U.S. mutual funds industry, is departing Baltimore-based Legg Mason after 35 years, the company said on Thursday.
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The shifting sands of the Dow are testament to the various companies that were unassailable household names for decades before becoming the victims of an evolving economy.
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It's not often that White House press secretaries became household names, but Spicer became an exception—particularly after Melissa McCarthy's impersonation of him on Saturday Night Live.
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Household Names: There's no shortage of big names in this Croatia squad, led by La Liga rivals Luca Modric and Ivan Rakitić, and Juventus striker Mario Mandzukic.
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Household Names: Xherdan Shaqiri and Granit Xhaka are both well known and – owing to their family connections – are bound to make headlines when the Swiss face Albania.
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The young cast of "Stranger Things," including Millie Bobby Brown, became household names because the show was so good and got popular, not the other way around.
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At least in the United States, wrestling has few household names, and wrestlers, like athletes in other low-profile Olympic sports, must make do with far less.
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Historically, she added, because illustrations had a more commercial edge and were used primarily for the marketing and communication of style trends, illustrators rarely became household names.
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The two pharmaceutical giants — which own household names like Advil and Tums — said Wednesday that the new company would have combined sales of $12.7 billion a year.
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While Alexa and the Amazon Echo hub are fast becoming household names, there is a second track of AI development at Amazon, at the AWS enterprise level.
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But the postseason was when they became household names, moving right next to (and occasionally past) guys like Steven Stamkos and Victor Hedman in the Lightning spotlight.
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A video launched this week to promote the summit features household names like Tina Fey, Shonda Rhimes, Tory Burch, Meryl Streep and Cecile Richards of Planned Parenthood.
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San Francisco's top 10 companies with the highest number of job applications from out-of-towners is a star-studded list of household names and new tech.
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While " Dazed and Confused" boasts many current-day stars, like Matthew McConaughey, Ben Affleck, and Milla Jovovich, they weren't household names when the film premiered in 1993.
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A closer look at Mr. Nadler's initial 81 targets — a mix of household names and bit players — reveals a web of lines of inquiry and overlapping interests.
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Shaw has handpicked the songwriters from her long and eclectic list of songwriter friends, and though they may not be household names, their music is instantly recognizable.
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The National Association for College Admission Counseling, or Nacac, publishes a list each year, and this year's lineup includes household names like Arizona State and Penn State.
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The star witnesses of last November's House impeachment proceedings shook the Trump White House and turned a handful of previously obscure government officials into political household names.
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Even in modern Japan, crowds still flock to see the biggest and best in the sport, with sumo wrestlers like Hakuho and Kakuryu established as household names.
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The gently rolling countryside around Öhringen is dotted with factories carrying the logos of companies that may not be household names but often dominate their niche markets.
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Wall Street's obsession with marijuana stocks has propelled industry leaders to lofty market valuations that now rival those of household names such as Twitter, Hershey and CBS.
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They believed in the importance of landing the right cover star at the right time and also highlighting young actors and actresses before they became household names.
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MILLBURN, N.J. — Four different actors are being greeted with entrance applause at Paper Mill Playhouse here, which is unusual, because none are household names or local favorites.
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The setup has spawned household names like Facebook, Google and Uber, as well as hundreds of other so-called unicorn companies valued at more than $220 billion.
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Everyone knew these names, they were household names because they were winning, they were on TV, there was just ... The perception of skating, I think, was different.
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It also gives me a chance to highlight talented authors, artists, and storytellers – some who are household names and others who you may not have heard of before.
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Over the course of Matt Tyrnauer's documentary, the former Marine who fought at Iwo Jima, recounts his eye-opening sexual escapades with an endless list of household names.
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So when tech started to shed its geeky image and Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs became household names, applying the same logic to entrepreneurs was a natural progression.
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But over the past decade, Silicon Valley giants have rapidly edged out legacy household names in terms of brand value, according to one of the industry's leading indexes.
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These list show stars who may already be household names (like John Krasinski), but who reached a new level of interest and fame this year (...like John Krasinski).
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Household Names: Eidur Gudjohnsen is undoubtedly their best-known player; despite being 37 and some way past his best, the ex-Barcelona and Chelsea striker makes the squad.
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Household Names: While Andrea Pirlo failed to make the cut for the tournament, the Azzuri squad still includes icons like Gianluigi Buffon, Thiago Motta and Daniele De Rossi.
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"High Times is one of few household names in the cannabis industry," said High Times Chief Executive Adam Levin, who will continue to run the company post-merger.
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It also tells us that Disney/Lucasfilm is willing to look deep down the Hollywood bench for its mini-Ford — because these guys are not household names. Yet.
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While there are up to 4,100 active startups in the city, none are valued at over a billion dollars, and aren't necessarily household names outside the tech scene.
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The leaders, some of them completely unknown before the uprising, became household names, with their pictures widely published in newspapers and treasured by sympathisers in specially manufactured lockets.
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There has not been a group of household names going public lately, but when they do it starts out steady and then "heats up very fast," he said.
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They tend not to be multi-billion-dollar household names whose managers appear on television and at industry conferences, attracting money to invest from the largest pension funds.
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Consider that between 21998 and 210, there were a total of 2247 tech IPO's, an average of 2500 per year, including household names like Amazon, eBay and Yahoo.
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Some fan-group monikers have become household names: Beyoncé has the Beyhive, Justin Bieber has Beliebers, Rihanna has a Navy, Selena Gomez has Selenators, Taylor Swift has Swifties.
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Business Insider spoke with five engineers with tenures at some of these household names to understand what's expected of candidates looking to break into a big tech company.
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But while they were well known in political circles and in the country's Jewish community, the Shermans were not household names across the country — until their dramatic deaths.
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Now that many of its members, like RZA, GZA, Method Man and Ghostface Killah, are household names, the filmmaker Sacha Jenkins decided to tell the group's origin story.
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More than 10 years have passed since "The Hills," a "Laguna Beach" spinoff, helped make Lauren Conrad, Heidi Montag, Whitney Port, Audrina Patridge and Spencer Pratt household names.
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His seven-day sentencing hearing drew more than 150 women, including Olympic gymnasts who are household names, to give wrenching testimony about what he had done to them.
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Ratings and subscriptions are up, and reporters become household names, but they are often denounced as "fake news" by the right and as brown-nosers by the left.
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The lineup for the show included comedians who might not be household names but have movie and television credits, like appearances on "Last Comic Standing" or cable specials.
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It's also signed big ad deals with major household names like Procter & Gamble that are tired of the endless flare-ups on social platforms like YouTube and Instagram.
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So, too, did the 1996 Olympic team, stacked with household names at the time like Lobo, Sheryl Swoopes, Lisa Leslie and Dawn Staley, which won gold in Atlanta.
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Previously obscure civil servants, like Fiona Hill, a former White House Russia expert, and Gordon D. Sondland, the American ambassador to the European Union, are suddenly household names.
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Retzler&aposs investments are concentrated in tech companies, and since most of them are far from household names, he says great management and "wide technological moats" are critical.
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In December 22018, seven of the top 240 men's players in the world were Americans, including household names like Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Michael Chang and John McEnroe.
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Major clients include household names like Nestle and Mondelez brand Cadbury that sell consumer products to retail customers, particularly in developed countries where issues of sustainability are under focus.
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The data also shows that many prominent Trump associates whose names have been mentioned in media coverage of the campaign's potential involvements with Russia are not necessarily household names.
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GF employs more than 50 people and is on the verge of signing two deals with household names, according to Mr Flamini, though he will not name them yet.
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Going back to Gracie versus Tyson, the idea of two household names crossing combative sports boundaries for a big fight that will never, ever happen has a timeless charm.
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" Another stylist assistant, who also asked to remain anonymous, told us about her experiences working for a "big name stylist who worked on shoots for all the household names.
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The Vision Fund, as it is known, owns stakes in around 70 young tech companies, including household names like WeWork, a property startup, and Slack, a workplace-messaging app.
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Warren Buffett and Bill Gates are household names, but one of the men battling them for the top spot on the global billionaires list may have escaped your attention.
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In each conference, several household names (Russell Westbrook, Chris Paul, Klay Thompson, Kyle Lowry, Al Horford, Victor Oladipo, and Draymond Green) are either hurt, enduring down years, or both.
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Companies founded by Stanford alumni - including Hewlett Packard and Google - have not only become household names, but have upended existing industries and been the cornerstone of entirely new economies.
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This points to a dismal end to the year in which household names like Toys R Us and House of Fraser buckled under pressure from online shopping giant Amazon.
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Like Guardians of the Galaxy, neither Shang-Chi or The Eternals are household names — but it looks as though Marvel Studios is hoping that they'll have wide, mainstream appeal.
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Some become beloved household names, while others bring awareness to lesser-known sports like wheelchair rugby, goalball, paraswimming, and numerous other competitions featuring disabled athletes performing at their peak.
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Most directly hit will be the thousands of German companies which have operations, factories or research centres in Britain, among them such household names as BMW, Bayer and Siemens.
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The retail crunch predicted years ago is coming to fruition as we've watched household names like Sears, Toys R Us and Barney's consider bankruptcy or go up for sale.
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In the beginning Paras Jha, Josiah White, and Dalton Norman (not exactly household names before December 8, 2017) used code to scan the internet looking for poorly protected devices.
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Celebrity chefs are household names, the food documentary is a veritable genre on Netflix, and Instagram is the mantelpiece where we place our careful portraits of home chef cosplay.
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Household Names: Former Manchester United keeper Roy Carroll is the man between the posts, while Jonny Evans and Paddy McNair will pair up at the heart of the defence.
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The site features shops for more than 20143,200 wrestlers, including household names like Stone Cold Steve Austin, CM Punk, Macho Man Randy Savage, Mick Foley, and Diamond Dallas Page.
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Inspired by "Humans of New York," Rubin tells the stories of the non-household names who have opened up to him about things like financial pressure and eating disorders.
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Thumbscrew is Mary Halvorson on guitar, Michael Formanek on bass and Tomas Fujiwara on drums — not household names, exactly, but three of the boldest voices in improvised music today.
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Sharp's troubles come as Japan's technology industry has struggled against more nimble Asian rivals, with brands that were once household names, such as Sony, losing cachet among global consumers.
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It turns out that Brilliant has ticked the boxes on most of the recognizable household names, including Nest, Sonos, Philips Hue, Ring, SmartThings, Wink bulbs, Honeywell and some security systems.
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Not all the recipients were household names, 74 percent of people were recognized for carrying out outstanding works in their local communities, while just over half the recipients were women.
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Viacom is one of the most powerful entertainment and media companies in the US. It owns household names like Paramount Pictures, Comedy Central, MTV, and others known the world over.
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At the end of last month the network released the first half of "The Comedy Lineup", a series of 15-minute segments from comics who are not yet household names.
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Food Network Challenge was visited by a number of top chefs in the 2000s before they became household names on the network, including Duff Goldman, Alex Guarnaschelli, and Marc Murphy.
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Not NASA or GM yet (although they have applications from "household names"), but think utilities, manufacturers or perhaps military, where the tech could help speed up routine maintenance or inspections.
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The women were already household names at the time of the film's release, but it wasn't their talents on-screen that revitalized their careers; it was their viciousness off-screen.
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Purveyor of such household names as Ponds, Vaseline, Ragu and Lipton Tea, Unilever is also the world's largest maker of ice cream, owning the Breyer's and Good Humor premium brands.
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Along with multimillion-dollar venture funding, it's secured partnerships with household names like Amazon and BMW, while its races are broadcast by the likes of ESPN 2 and Sky Sports.
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"It also gives me a chance to highlight talented authors, artists, and storytellers — some who are household names and others who you may not have heard of before," Obama said.
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If KUWTK was cancelled today, the Kardashian name and brand recognition is solid enough that she, Kourtney, and Khloé would still be able to maintain their status as household names.
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As the stars prepares to bid their emotional farewell to the show that made them household names, we're looking back at some of the beloved comedy's behind-the-scenes secrets.
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"It also gives me a chance to highlight talented authors, artists, and storytellers – some who are household names and others who you may not have heard of before," he continued.
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Much like household names Gigi and Bella, she's also already landed a major design job, working on her very own collection of what else but bikinis in collaboration with Misguided.
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Two of the most popular — and, in turn, most money-making — categories on YouTube were beauty and fashion, with standouts like Michelle Phan and Bethany Mota quickly becoming household names.
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By the 1990s, a Victoria's Secret contract was considered the most lucrative in modeling, and many of its so-called "Angels," like Tyra Banks and Heidi Klum, became household names.
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But who was this guy, and how did he commit even more horrors than everyone from the Zodiac Killer to household names like Jeffrey Dahmer without getting caught until now?
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Note: The association is an influential business lobby and has a membership of about 1,400 senior executives from around 980 companies, including household names like Nissan Motor and ANA Holdings.
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"Telling the story of the House is always a challenge because we have to keep track of 435 separate races - most of which do not have household names," Feist said.
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The co-creators and co-stars of the show, Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle, might not be household names yet, but Sherman's Showcase could easily put them on the map.
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Devin Brugman and Natasha Oakley may not be household names ... but it doesn't matter because it's Monday and we don't need an excuse to look at hot models in bikinis.
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"Not since the big beat explosion of the late 90s, when Fatboy Slim and the Chemical Brothers became household names, has British dance boomed quite so loudly," said The Guardian.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — To celebrate 75 years of The New York Times Crossword, The Times has been running a series of celebrity crossword collaborations between household names and prominent constructors.
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"Not since the big beat explosion of the late 90s, when Fatboy Slim and the Chemical Brothers became household names, has British dance boomed quite so loudly," said The Guardian.
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I'm aware that those are not necessarily household names, and I'm not trying to brandish my film snob credentials (which are of doubtful authenticity in any case) by invoking them.
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Yet what makes "The Comedy Lineup" an exciting addition is not the length of the specials, but Netflix's attempt to give a platform to comics who are not household names.
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Now that fascism seems to be in bloom once again, it is a good time to revisit "Springtime for Hitler," the show that made Bialystock and Brooks into household names.
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The forum backs a group called the Tropical Forest Alliance 2020, which brings together household names like Mars, Nestlé and Walmart alongside more than 100 other corporations, nonprofits and governments.
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On Wednesday, the Fed said those lenders, including household names like JPMorgan Chase & Co and Bank of America Corp, had passed the second, tougher part of its annual stress test.
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He added that mayors of either party in major cities don't always translate into viable statewide candidates, but can become household names if their city hall tenures are well-regarded.
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Wayne McGregor, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Marco Goecke, Richard Siegal, Justin Peck: Not exactly household names in Russia, storied home to classical ballet with little audience fondness for more contemporary offerings.
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As Johnson and Bird emerged as household names and the faces of dueling dynasties, the league pushed for more endorsement opportunities, greater media visibility and better behind-the-scenes access.
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A deluge of rebalancing should drive investor money toward household names like Verizon, Alphabet, The Walt Disney Company and Electronic Arts, according to J.P. Morgan equity strategist Dubravko Lakos-Bujas.
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Like Thunberg, some of those activists became household names, including González, who last year wrote an op-ed in the New York Times and appeared on the cover of Variety.
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In the hit-driven video game industry, few franchises grow large enough to become household names, and even fewer can remain popular enough to survive more than a few years.
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Silicon Valley's current crop of highly valued tech start-ups, which include now-household names like Uber and Airbnb, all benefited from the spread of smartphones and cheap cloud computing.
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The program revisits the band's breakout years, in the 1980s, when their danceable beats, big hair and fashionable music videos (long a ubiquitous presence on MTV) made them household names.
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Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and LeBron James became household names around the world, largely as a result of marketing strategies devised by Mr. Stern and other league officials.
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How was it working on part 2, knowing that the subjects who basically no one knew outside of the state of Wisconsin are now household names to a lot of people?
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While these artists, who included Donald Judd, Claes Oldenburg, Richard Serra, and Joseph Beuys, are now household names in the art world, they weren't back then, and certainly not in Münster.
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Kim Kardashian West, Khloé Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner, and Kris Jenner have become household names over the past decade, documenting their rise to fame on their hit E!
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It called Sinovation "a great example of an active Chinese venture firm investing in the U.S." None of Sinovation's 40-plus U.S. investments are in companies that have become household names.
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From 20145 to 21974, 22011 Nobel Prizes have been given out, including household names like Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Nelson Mandela, Ernest Hemingway, and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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"We wanted to get the most senior people we could: household names, of people who have worked in the Situation Room and know what is required of the president," he said.
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While household names like Ai Weiwei and Guo Jian face well-known issues of censorship in China, it is often smaller artists and exhibitions that go unnoticed by Western media. 22014.
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The largest auto lenders in the U.S. are also household names: banks like Ally, Wells Fargo, Chase and Capital One, and finance arms of car manufacturers like Toyota, GM and Ford.
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Consumer products companies will continue to be in the crosshairs, the survey showed, amid multiple high-profile contests in the last year at household names like Procter & Gamble and Campbell Soup.
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But you won't see these trends reflected in the performance of most well-known retailers, as department stores like Macy's close stores, and household names like Sports Authority go bankrupt altogether.
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Steep share-price drops that followed high-profile market debuts in recent years have taken some shine off a storied financial instrument that helped make household names of many tech firms.
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It was lifted as financial crisis strained state coffers and prosecutors set their sights on the tax affairs of household names of the soccer world including Ronaldo and Barcelona's Lionel Messi.
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From Haier to Huawei, major Chinese companies already popular on the mainland have found that the road to becoming international household names has been rocky, but things could be looking up.
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The list gave Mr. Obama "a chance to highlight talented authors, artists, and storytellers — some who are household names and others who you may not have heard of before," he wrote.
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But companies with lower credit ratings, which make up a significant share of all big companies and include household names like Ford and Macy's, could find the public markets more expensive.
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Along with other investigations into Google, the commission has also opened inquiries into tax avoidance, data privacy and abuse of market position, affecting American household names like Amazon, Apple and Facebook.
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With household names such as Houston Rockets guard James Harden and Liverpool FC forward Mohamed Salah on its roster, Adidas has some of the biggest stars in sports on its roster.
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After all, App Annie and Sensor Tower aren't household names (unless you're an app publisher or marketer.) Apple and Google's responsibility Apple and Google, let's be fair, are also culpable here.
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The academy has announced a long list of household names, including Will Ferrell, Gal Gadot, Salma Hayek, Mindy Kaling, Spike Lee, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Keanu Reeves, Maya Rudolph and Timothée Chalamet.
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And those are just some of the people you've heard of; many of the others may not have been household names, but contributed immeasurably to the arts, business, music and science.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE becoming household names, that excuse has become a laugh line.
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"Then I Googled them, and I swear to God, this list of not particularly household names — every one of them was already an opera, or rumored for an opera," he said.
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Click here to view original GIFDustin Sloan and Trenton Charlson might not be household names, but if you spend too much time on the internet, you might recognize some of their creations.
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Now, major firms — including household names like Ford, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Sony Electronics, Sprint, Toyota, Twitter, Visa and Walmart — have started exploring, and in some cases implementing, apprenticeship programs for careers in technology.
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Surrounding those movies is a mishmash of releases that focused on characters that never were and probably never will be household names: Darkman, The Rocketeer, and Judge Dredd to name a few.
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There are also no plans to take a page from the MLS playbook and introduce a designated-player rule that would allow teams to go outside operating budgets and sign household names.
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They mix all of my favorite genres (country, folk, punk, and rock) together seamlessly, and have been releasing gorgeous "alt-country" albums years before Kasey Musgraves and Sturgill Simpson were household names.
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" He compared it to other L Catterton investments like The Honest Company and Peloton, companies that "have become the winner in the startup competition" and are ready to "really become household names.
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Trusting a company you've never heard of with all your internet traffic just isn't generally a good idea, and even the biggest and most proven VPN providers are far from household names.
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To the average consumer, MuleSoft and Red Hat may not be household names, but they've been huge deals for Salesforce and IBM, respectively, and have created fat paydays for M&A bankers.
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They may not be mainstream household names like Chanel, Dior, or Louis Vuitton, but given their success without decades-long years of experience, we're confident in saying they're well on their way.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday that stockholders of household names should not be too quick to pull the trigger when they hit a rough patch because the market tends to be forgiving.
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Retailers were back under the spotlight, with more bad news pulling down household names such as Marks & Spencer, JD Sports, Dixons Carphone, Boohoo, Primark-owner Associated British Foods by 1.6-28.23 percent.
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But none of those men is on the same plane as a Steven Spielberg or even a Wes Anderson — live-action filmmakers who are household names even to most casual film fans.
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Read more:These 12 retailers have filed for bankruptcy or liquidation in 2019Business Insider compiled a list of household names that nearly went out of business, only to rebound in a spectacular fashion.
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The rise of social media, along with the growing popularity of speciality stores like Sephora, has made it easier for new brands to swiftly become household names — at least in some houses.
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While the old standbys like Snapchat and Instagram are still going strong, there's no shortage of social media, video-sharing, and homework-help apps that are popular but not necessarily household names.
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Some of that Chinese money has been invested in the U.S. — Chinese companies have snapped up iconic properties like the Waldorf Astoria, and others have bought household names, like GE's appliance unit.
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But the sci-fi show about a pair of FBI agents investigating aliens and paranormal events became a massive success, and turned its stars Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny into household names.
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To celebrate that rich diversity, the second film in the JDI series, 'Dream Crazy,' focuses on a collection of stories that represent athletes who are household names and those who should be.
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Boccaccio might have had medieval audiences rolling in the aisles, but Mr. Baena squanders an R rating and a roster of household names while managing to raise little more than a smile.
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Toothbrushes from household names like Colgate and Oral-B want to make your nightly brushing routine more effective and accurate, and they connect to apps that give insights into your brushing patterns.
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It was in December of 2013, just basically a week before the holidays, and it brought together just over a dozen of the tech leaders, the household names people everybody would recognize.
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It would be misguided to think that reshoring jobs from a handful of companies that are household names will be enough to bring back the glory days of manufacturing in this country.
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Among them were household names like Kimberly Clark, Hershey Co and J.C. Penney Company Inc, and startups like beauty-products site Glossier, Swedish oat-drink maker Oatly and e-commerce merchant Brandless.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Movie producers do not turn into household names as often as actors and directors, but Jane Rosenthal leapt to that level, and not just for her feature film projects.
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By contrast, the Nets roster featured two household names — Brook Lopez and Jeremy Lin — plus a group of players who would sit on the far end of the bench for most teams.
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The stadium will be the site of the most eagerly anticipated events during South America's first Olympic Games, and will play host to household names such as Usain Bolt and Mo Farah.
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The gentleman thief is a long-established character in fiction, and robbers, thieves, and celebrity outlaws were among the most famous American celebrities in the 19th and 20th centuries, virtual household names.
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The polls have not been kind to the governors in the early buildup to the next Democratic primary, and they have a long way to go to become household names within the party.
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CNBC's first-ever list of promising young start-ups is a diverse group of companies that are building brands, breaking industry barriers and scaling quickly on the path to becoming tomorrow's household names.
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While boxing seems to be on the way down, the sport of mixed martial arts is gaining traction in the mainstream with fighters such as trash-talking Irishman Conor McGregor becoming household names.
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Heavy hitters like Ronda Rousey, Miesha Tate, and Gina Carano have become household names in the dude-centric MMA world — proving that women have the backbone to fight and come back wanting more.
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CNBC Spotlights Promising Young Startups on the Path to Becoming Tomorrow's Household Names The 2018 Upstart 100 list features rising companies* spanning nearly every sector, including fintech, health tech, cybersecurity, retail, and more.
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Since becoming household names during the 2016 Olympics in Rio, the gymnasts have met numerous A-list faces, including Kim Kardashian West, Kanye West, Ariana Grande, Grace Helbig, Naomi Campbell and Fifth Harmony.
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The law assumes a narrow notion of fame—not a world where a YouTube channel's following can rival a media company's and the parents of a slain child can instantly become household names.
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Though the paint brands weren't as popular as the ones at Lowe's or Home Depot — Behr and Sherwin-Williams, just to name some that the latter two carry, are fairly recognizable household names ...
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But over the weekend, officials sought to make a sharp pivot away from the political activism that made Charles Koch and his younger brother David household names and a toxic brand for Democrats.
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Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the Muslim parents of a fallen Army captain, were exhausted after a whirlwind week in which they became household names after speaking out — repeatedly, and publicly — against Mr. Trump.
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The pair are not household names in finance but have built a reputation for themselves as perhaps the most "Apolloesque" dealmakers at Leon Black's shop, working on deals spanning from healthcare to sports.
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Some of nation's earliest radio broadcasts — in fact — were live performances at the Savoy Ballroom and the Cotton Club, making Calloway, Ellington, and other band leaders household names in an emerging mass culture.
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When the silent movies gave way to the talkies, household names like Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney and Shirley Temple took to the screen with darkened faces, transforming the racist caricature into family entertainment.
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When James Charles, 19, became the first male face of CoverGirl, following in the steps of household names like Tyra Banks, Taylor Swift and Katy Perry, he was just a high school senior.
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Yet Mr. Lemann's investment firm, 23G Capital, and Mr. Buffett's conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway, are the architects of some of the biggest mergers of household names in American food and drink in recent memory.
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Dropbox and Slack became household names, Salesforce gained enterprise ubiquity, and Microsoft and Adobe revitalized their businesses by shifting from packaged software to cloud-based subscriptions, lifting their stock prices to record highs.
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As a result, N.B.A. stars were the first from North America to achieve global renown like their soccer counterparts, with the biggest becoming household names even in the remotest regions of the world.
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The Barbizon Hotel for Women, on East 63rd Street, for example, received landmark status largely because of residents who went on to become household names, including Grace Kelly, Liza Minnelli and Joan Didion.
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Patreon Assembly is different: a "new format instead of PatreCon," according to a company spokesperson, that focuses on bringing digital viewers interviews and performances with recognizable household names, not just successful Patreon users.
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To some, those might just be a random assortment of girls' names — but to past and present owners of American Girl dolls, Kirsten, Samantha, and Molly are household names in their own right.
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The other reason they are now household names: In 2017, Mr. Farquhar bought the most expensive home in Australia, a historic Sydney estate that sold for 73 million Australian dollars, or $52 million.
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That said, while these brands are household names with decades of experience building TVs, they may not offer the best bang for buck, especially if your budget is within the $700-or-less range.
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Stars like Mia Hamm, Kristine Lilly, Briana Scurry, Julie Foudy and Chastain became household names and inspired countless young players -- including members of this year's team, which won the 2019 World Cup on Sunday.
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The addition of new household names such as eBay, Valve and Dunkin' Donuts to Adyen's platform helped spur earnings growth along with existing customers processing more payments, Chief Executive Pieter van der Does said.
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Americans have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to people on both sides who have become household names, from Peter Strzok and Andrew McCabe to Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen, and George Papadopoulos.
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In the past few years alone, the runways have grown more inclusive than ever before, transforming the minds of millions and catapulting the faces of the movement from tokenized catwalk queens to household names.
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The Upstart 100 is CNBC's exclusive list of promising young start-ups, featuring a diverse group of companies that are building brands and breaking industry barriers on the path to becoming tomorrow's household names.
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When: January 13–21 Where: venues throughout greater Los Angeles More info at REDCAT Long before star curators like Hans-Ulrich Obrist or Klaus Biesenbach became (art world) household names, there was Harald Szeemann.
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In time, when one or two of these businesses gain substantial market share, they may become household names—just as Airbnb has become for lodging and Uber and Lyft for getting around a city.
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Sesame Street has been on the air for 50 years, which for so many of us means that we have had the privilege of growing up with the Muppets who have become household names.
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They will be anonymous characters, for sure, but junior winners here who went on to become household names include John McEnroe, Martina Hingis, Ivan Lendl, Mats Wilander, Stan Wawrinka, Amelie Mauresmo and Justine Henin.
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Tech companies that don't have storytelling at their core are recruiting their way into the future of television, poaching high-end names from TV networks or household names that they know will lure viewers.
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Gold Medal Service, John Moore Services, Hiller Plumbing, Casteel Air, Baker Brothers Plumbing and Air Conditioning and Bonney may not be household names, but they're large providers of contractors who work under those brands.
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While store-brand items are sometimes associated with lower quality and poorer taste — usually making name-brand items worth the extra dollar — Wegmans' eponymous house brand is oftentimes rated better than many household names.
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The investigation into Russian meddling during the 2016 presidential election features a cast of what by now are household names: Donald J. Trump, Vladimir V. Putin, Paul J. Manafort and Robert S. Mueller III.
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Though the bloc's leaders deny that they single out American firms, opponents point to an array of investigations against household names for suspected violations ranging from how they handle user data to antitrust complaints.
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Since then, the actors have gone on to act and direct in other projects, though the show that made them household names has continued to hold a special place, perhaps most notably for Aniston.
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So far, companies pursuing direct listings have been household names with big valuations: Spotify, Slack and Airbnb are all established brands, making it easier for them to appeal to a wider swath of investors.
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The first seven Mercury astronauts were household names to any 1960s schoolkid -- but very few knew about the "Mercury 13," the group of women who passed the same grueling tests that the men did.
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The Montgomery Bus Boycotts launched 64 years ago, on December 5, 1955, establishing a year-long, pioneering protest in the civil rights movement that made Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King, Jr., household names.
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State insurance regulators say the proposal harks back to the days when insurance companies, even household names like Aetna and Blue Cross, sold policies so skimpy they could hardly be called coverage at all.
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Foreign brands found to be involved — "largely household names," said Mr. Kara — were not named in the report in an effort to discourage them from pulling out of contracts or from limiting economic opportunity.
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Stars of that team remain household names in Croatia, including the football federation president and ex-Real Madrid striker Davor Suker, who has been with this squad all the way through this World Cup campaign.
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The inaugural Upstart 25, CNBC's first-ever list of promising young start-ups, features a diverse group of companies that are building brands and breaking industry barriers on the path to becoming tomorrow's household names.
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Marvel Studios, meanwhile, was left with the likes of Thor and Iron Man — Silver Age characters who had their fair share of fans from the comics, sure, but weren't exactly household names among mainstream audiences.
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Household names outside of Washington politics were few and far between, but two gold medal-toting Olympians made the list: John Shuster, an American curler, and Meghan Duggan of the United States women's hockey team.
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Translation: Right this very second Sephora's sale section is packed with the best makeup and skin care from under-the radar brands like Erborian, all the way to household names like Tarte and Bite Beauty.
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The new "fab five" became household names so quickly after the debut of the Queer Eye reboot for a reason: This show has a knack for highlighting both the struggles and triumphs of being human.
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Either way, the securities are likely to trade up sharply, given these are household names in China and tech firms that have swapped New York for the mainland, like Qihoo 360, have soared in value.
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AIRLINE bosses are often household names due to their attention-seeking behaviour—from the foul-mouthed rants of Michael O'Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, to the model-flanked antics of Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic.
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With both Hollywood newbies and household names trying to one-up each other in everything from baby-having to relationship-ending, it's no surprise the multi-million dollar real estate market is also lighting up.
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"Chip and Joanna Gaines have become trusted, household names since the debut of Fixer Upper and through this joint venture, Discovery is proud to extend our relationship with them," said David Zaslav, CEO of Discovery.
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But while those albums made their lead artists into household names, Guerrilla Warfare was the focused display of versatility, skill, and showmanship that pushed the label as a whole further than any project before it.
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Nels Olson, who advises federal officials transitioning to the private sector, said it's normal for Cabinet officials to hit the speaking circuit while they are household names before settling into a new full-time role.
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The announcement comes a decade after the first film debuted on Disney Channel and quickly became one of the network's biggest hits, selling millions of soundtracks and making household names out of its young cast.
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Screaming in the Streets features pieces by household names like Keith Haring and Nan Goldin, as well as ephemera from queer "radical spaces" popular at the time like the Gaiety, The Club Baths and Danceteria.
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If markets don't implode in the next few months, and at least some of these household names make it to market, it's likely 703 will be an even bigger year for unicorn IPOs than 2018.
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While few economists are household names, past winners have included Milton Friedman, in 1976, whose work is a cornerstone of current monetary policy, and James Tobin, in 1981, who proposed countries should tax financial transactions.
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Household names like Hugh Laurie and James Franco also star in shows on the streaming network, but those series failed to break through the noise of so-called Peak TV quite like "The Handmaid's Tale".
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Everyone knows transcendent household names like LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo, but, in an open race, Vucevic currently exists as a respectable choice for the league's most discerning fans, those who also enjoy being different.
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Still, on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, college basketball fans will be treated to a doubleheader that features premier programs and players who will become household names in the next few months and years.
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In the 221 book "This Will Make You Smarter," various household names remind readers, as if we were 73, that scientists do experiments, that we shouldn't trust quacks, and that we shouldn't generalize from anecdotes.
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And while the chattering class may be intrigued by, for example, Clinton's flirtation with ABC's David Muir, ordinary readers may find themselves swimming in references to journalists and staffers who are far from household names.
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The role of the media in turning school gunmen into household names and perpetuating "the infamous legacy they desire" can be shown to have inspired additional attacks, researchers at Western New Mexico University reported recently.
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The list of African-American presidential candidates includes several household names, but George Edwin Taylor, the son of a slave and arguably the first black nominee for the nation's highest office, has largely been forgotten.
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With the nation's fastest-growing economy and an all-star business roster of household names and up-and-comers, Washington — the Evergreen State — soars above the competition as America's Top State for Business in 2017.
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Mark Zuckerberg, the social media giant's founder and CEO, and Sheryl Sandberg, its chief operating officer, are both household names and need to issue statements on the matter, the "Mad Money " host argued on Tuesday.
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It's not unlike how, well, Marvel Studios itself turned minor-league heroes like Iron Man and Thor into household names and made a beloved franchise out of the relative unknowns like Guardians of the Galaxy.
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U.S. store closures are on pace for a record level in 2019 with more than 7,400 already announced this year, and household names like Sears and Victoria's Secret shutting their doors at malls across the country.
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Its controversial advertisement titled "Moving On Up," featuring Lil Wayne and Jeff Goldblum, was the #7 most engaging ad, said TiVo, falling in behind other popular household names like Pepsi, Doritos, and Mountain Dew, for example.
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The internet and its disruption of traditional print business models has now reached the watershed of publications like Newsweek and the Los Angeles Times, household names with large — paying — subscriber bases who loved their Pulitzer Prizes.
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Household names on both the manufacturing and retailing ends of the food spectrum including General Mills, Kraft Heinz, Unilever, Costco, Kroger, Walmart, and Whole Foods were selected for their leadership positions in the global food business.
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While the likes of hedge fund executives Bill Ackman, Carl Icahn and Paul Singer have long been household names on Wall Street, European corporations are now feeling the pressure from the expansion of stateside activist players.
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But most importantly for us, he'll be on the lookout for emerging hardware technologies that will resolve themselves into household names and cultural touchstones as they are developed by young companies and adopted by the masses.
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Fulkerson reports that his company has been able to build up its customer base to 400 without using outbound marketing or sales to this point, and customers include household names like Remington, Docker, Zenefits and Whirlpool.
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Likewise, France and Spain have strong car making identities with Peugeot Citroen, Renault and SEAT (despite being a subsidiary of Germany's VW Group) being household names and a key part of the those countries' economic identities.
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The line up was sealed at the very conception of the party; it was four heads that knew their music inside and out, and who maybe weren't household names yet, but that all deserved to be.
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Disney's Marvel Comics films have made Captain America and Iron Man household names in China, but Kabam has changed more than 70 of the game's systems to make it a better fit for the local market.
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Rubin stopped by The Verge booth at CES this week to tell us more about the future of crowdfunding, and explain why the little guys shouldn't be worried about sharing the stage with household names. h2.
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Farmland Partners does have more than 20 institutions in its stock and said its shareholder makeup is at least 40 percent to 50 percent institutional, but Pittman said there are no "household names" among those investors.
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The frequency at which designs of both indie brands and household names make it from the runway or boutique selling floor to the racks of a massive chain retailer: it has to change, and, hopefully, soon.
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In April, the two friends posted photos of themselves enjoying a girls' night in together, and in May, Cox posted a throwback of the whole Friends crew before the show that made them household names aired.
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Perhaps reflecting the marketing challenges it faces — a male-heavy cast with no household names — "Ready Player One" is Mr. Spielberg's first movie to arrive in the less-competitive spring since "The Sugarland Express" in 1974.
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Partners in the project include household names like Mastercard Inc, Visa Inc, Spotify Technology SA , PayPal Holdings Inc, eBay Inc, Uber Technologies Inc and Vodafone Group Plc, as well as venture capital firms like Andreessen Horowitz.
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In live specials that aired on MTV in 22014 and '22015, WWF talent intermingled with A-listers like Cyndi Lauper and Andy Warhol, turning wrestlers like Hogan, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, and Wendi Richter into household names.
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The production, announced on Tuesday, is a fund-raising venture for the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, the prestigious theater academy that Mr. Branagh and Mr. Hiddleston (as well as many other household names) both attended.
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Of course, ride-sharing startups Uber and Lyft have had to jump through similar regulatory hoops to expand their businesses, but that hasn't stopped them from becoming household names with their own multi-billion dollar valuations.
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The list of African-American presidential candidates includes several household names, but George Edwin Taylor, the son of a slave who was arguably the first black nominee for the nation's highest office, has largely been forgotten.
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The company has just announced that it raised another $8 million from several of Silicon Valley's household names, including Allbirds, Warby Parker, Harry's, Sweetgreen, SoulCycle, Uber, Casper and the CEO of Blue Bottle Coffee, James Freeman.
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Even before the doping scandal, it was struggling to compete for funding with other sports; apart from the Olympics, it lacks regular high-profile events that can turn athletes into household names beyond their home countries.
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Deutsche Bank on Tuesday downgraded both Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble to hold from buy, predicting that any short-term positive catalysts for the household names could be trampled by a stampede out of consumer staples stocks.
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"It also gives me a chance to highlight talented authors, artists, and storytellers — some who are household names and others who you may not have heard of before," Obama wrote in a Facebook post on Dec. 28.
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Darts grew a large television following through the 1970s and 80s in the U.K., making household names out of players like Eric Bristow and Jocky Wilson, with their fame comparable to soccer stars of the same time.
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The niche but important area of design is getting more mainstream exposure lately, thanks to household names like Tommy Hilfiger creating in tandem with Runway of Dreams, a company that makes adaptive versions of mainstream brands' clothing.
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MCs went from local heroes to household names to forgotten relics in the space of six months, the shifting breaks and beats of the genre mutating so quickly that no one thing could survive for very long.
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It introduced many to Tobey Maguire, who we promptly abandoned in 2007, and the cast is rounded out by bit players who ended up becoming household names — including J.K. Simmons, James Franco, Elizabeth Banks, and Octavia Spencer.
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At a time when superhero movies top the box office and technology wonks like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are household names, The Big Bang Theory has helped promote the idea that nerds are the new normal.
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Series like Pretty Little Liars, The Fosters, Greek, and Switched At Birth have long positioned ABC Family as television's answer to the YA fiction boom that turned the Twilight and The Hunger Games series into household names.
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Where vehicle technology is concerned, the dramatic rise of Uber and Tesla (both of which became household names in just a matter of years) showed that disruption was still possible in the largely change-resistant auto market.
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Back in 1995, "trial of the century" may have seemed a little over the top, even as the television-watching public was transfixed by gavel-to-gavel coverage, and hitherto obscure Los Angeles lawyers became household names.
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If they do their jobs well, DAGs seldom become household names, but their bosses and the department operate effectively and the public feels like DOJ is run by the book with "nothing but the facts, ma'am" efficiency.
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After the comedic show, which catapulted the five actors to become household names, wrapped in 1992 after four seasons on the air, Diamond went on to star in spin-offs The College Years and The New Class.
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These included household names like JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, Bank of America Corp and Wells Fargo & Co, as well as major regional lenders like Capital One Financial Corp, PNC Financial Services Group Inc and U.S. Bancorp.
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Retail is a bad business to be in with the rise of e-commerce giant Amazon, but Jim Cramer still has faith in some household names that could end up winners of the brick-and-mortar game.
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Additionally, tech companies like Uber, WeWork, and Airbnb have become household names — meaning people outside the tech community are more likely to invest in them, and by extension have more to lose if these unproven companies fail.
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These performers may not be conventionally handsome, nor are they truly household names, but audiences increasingly seek them out, in parts large and small, in projects that vary from billion-dollar blockbusters to tiny, barely seen indies.
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The order, which will send the Intel case back to a lower court for review, is a blow to a sweeping regulatory crackdown in Europe that has ensnared American household names like Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook.
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Lizzo, Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X led the Grammy nominations on Wednesday, putting a new generation of pop stars in the spotlight after they stormed both streaming and radio on their way to becoming household names.
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"We took a movie with a very, very low budget, only a couple main household names, and we got a summer release date," said Ms. Union, who recently signed a first-look deal with Sony Pictures Television.
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LVMH is the parent company of 75 household names, including Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Sephora, and Bulgari, and, as of November 2019, jewelry giant Tiffany & Co.Arnault is growing richer at a faster rate than many other billionaires.
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Preternaturally self-possessed, Ms. Collins was also highly photogenic — a factor that, coupled with the novelty of the siblings' youth, earned them regular invitations to appear on shows starring household names like Jackie Gleason and Dinah Shore.
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While Snapchat ads once were primarily bought by large brands with household names, revenue from smaller businesses more than doubled from the third quarter to the fourth, Chief Strategy Officer Imran Khan said on a conference call.
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As great as it was as far as publicity, fame, and household names overnight, it was the beginning of the end too, so it was kind of, what do you call it, a double-edged sword I suppose.
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The top companies by brand value in 2000 — including household names like Coca-Cola, Microsoft, IBM Intel, Nokia, GE and Ford — all fell in rating by 2017, with new leaders like Apple, Google and Amazon making the list.
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Household names and newcomers alike have made it onto the 2016 Academy Awards ballot — and into the pages of T. Ahead of Sunday night's ceremony, a guide to the some of the talent we've met along the way.
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Those funds can help offset the almost complete lack of endorsement deals available to Olympic wrestlers, the same kinds of deals that have made swimmer Michael Phelps and sprinter Usain Bolt (among others) multi-millionaires and household names.
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The murders, which turned the career criminal and his so-called "family" into household names, were masterminded by the cult leader in an effort to start a race war, which he called "helter skelter" after the Beatles song.
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Working on television on those particular shows taught them a unique skill set that, while it may not make them household names, allows them to thrive within the pressure cooker that is Hollywood's current tentpole-obsessed studio system.
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Below, you'll see our definitive list of super-duper deep tweets from many of your favorite DJs, ranging from underground heroes like Ben UFO; to mega-celebrity household names like Calvin Harris; to experimental heads like Holly Herndon.
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"It's great to welcome back the household names who lit up London 2012 but I'm also sure the country can look forward to new heroes emerging in the Olympic Stadium in Rio," said Chef de Mission Mark England.
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Last year China National Chemical Corp took control of Pirelli, one of Italy's oldest household names, in a 7.3 billion-euro ($7.85 billion) deal and India's Mahindra group agreed to buy loss-making Pininfarina, known for designing Ferraris.
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And it's not hard to see why; enjoying more travel for less cash is a win-win, and with the introduction of the Chase Sapphire Reserve a few years ago, some rewards credit cards are now household names.
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Others aren't exactly household names, like LiquidPower Specialty Products, a Houston company that makes the chemical agents that improve the operations of energy pipelines, or McLane, a Temple-based food distribution business acquired from Wal-Mart in 2003.
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The company made this year's CNBC Upstart 100, an exclusive list of promising young start-ups, featuring a diverse group of companies that are building brands and breaking industry barriers on the path to becoming tomorrow's household names.
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"You have an engagement around food much earlier, so I think it's completely helped us as chefs being more household names, but we also have an audience that comes to our restaurant that is more curious," he said.
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Yet the Sotheby's S2 gallery in New York, normally used for exhibitions of contemporary art, is currently the site of a show featuring mostly young artists who rely on digital technology and who are not exactly household names.
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Yet even artists as gifted as these two can only hitchhike so long on the charisma of household names like Mick Jagger and Michael Caine, and the dueling impressions that fuel the franchise have become effortful and repetitive.
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Though the list of under-16 winners includes future Grand Slam champions like Austin, Jennifer Capriati, Monica Seles and Martina Hingis, it also includes players who did not become household names: Michelle Torres, Grace Kim and Linda Gates.
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Though the list of under-16 winners includes future Grand Slam champions like Austin, Jennifer Capriati, Monica Seles and Martina Hingis, it also includes players who did not become household names: Michelle Torres, Grace Kim and Linda Gates.
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She also met her husband, Scott Banister, who co-founded the company, and the two together and separately began writing seed-stage checks, including to SpaceX, Uber and a long list of companies that are now household names.
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Nicknamed the Big Red Machine, they are stacked with top home-grown talent built around a core of ex-NHL all stars Pavel Datsyuk and Ilya Kovalchuk - both household names in a country in love with the sport.
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In true indie-film style, Dylan joins under-the-radar names like Jack Kilmer (son of Val Kilmer) and male model Jordan Barrett, who don't have extensive IMDb pages yet, but are sure to be household names soon enough.
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Celebrities and members of political dynasties have a head start, both because they tend to be rich and well-connected and because they are already household names—something it is otherwise costly to become in a country of 104m.
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The squad's starting lineup (all represented via unlockable characters in the game) includes Tyreek "TJ" Morrison, Yosef "YoYo" Ratleff, Andre Colbert, Jereme Knibbs, and Edgar Benitez—none yet household names, but skaters all carefully considered by Lil Wayne himself.
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A mix of nostalgia and appreciation for the fact that these genuinely were some terrific electronica arrangements, produced at a time when acts like The Chemical Brothers and Orbital, The Prodigy and Underworld were becoming bona-fide household names.
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That cutback has left a broader number of small-cap companies – including household names Tootsie Roll Industries Inc, Revlon Inc, and Ruby Tuesday Inc - essentially a black box for investors without the time or resources to analyze a company.
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She points out that her generation of mid-aughts catwalk stars were "not in the tabloids 24/7, you weren't wondering what we were wearing," and that she and her peers weren't household names outside of the fashion industry.
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It seems like a small step, but as something that could accrue even more minutes from an athlete, it brings it closer to being a more robust capital-N Network like many of the household names out there now.
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That includes nearly every unicorn — a private company valued at more than $1 billion — which has taken investments from mutual funds and retail investors, such as Uber, Dropbox, WeWork, Airbnb and other firms that have grown into household names.
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Then the money leaving tech starts flowing into household names like Colgate and Coca-Cola, and by day three, tech takes a breather and buyers settle in high-yield names that do well in a low interest rate environment.
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He and his contemporaries are not only the reason professional French sailors today are household names in their homeland, but also why the French have been considered the de facto experts in catamaran and trimaran racing around the world.
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Just before Avenatti was scheduled back in court to take on part of the case against Trump that made both him and Daniels household names, Daniels publicly criticized Avenatti last week over his treatment of her and her finances.
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And this has only exploded with the birth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe — Captain America, Black Panther, The Incredible Hulk and others in that world wouldn't have become the household names that they are without Lee's imagination and creativity.
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The exhibition and catalogue explore the many facets of the lives and careers of female artists living in Paris, featuring both household names — Mary Cassatt, Berthe Morisot — and less well-known figures, like Marie Bashkirtseff and Louise-Catherine Breslau.
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But Mr. Trump's presidency has galvanized — and polarized — many Americans who once paid only glancing attention to the details of the political world, turning White House advisers into household names and policy matters into fodder for dinner-table conversation.
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While many members of the Trump administration have become household names defending the president and his policies on television, Mr. Muzinich, who declined to be interviewed, has kept his distance from public political combat and maintained a low profile.
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Shift Travis Pastrana is one of the few household names from the world of motor sports because the 17-time X Games medalist is good on motorcycles, rally cars and race cars and also because he is a daredevil.
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None of the mayor's opponents qualify as household names — not Richard Bashner, a community board member in Brooklyn; not Michael Tolkin, a technology entrepreneur; not Mr. Gangi; not even Mr. Albanese, though he has run for mayor twice before.
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Plácido Domingo, the only singer on her level still performing, is 22015, and, though he keeps defying time, can't go on forever; younger artists like Anna Netrebko and Jonas Kaufmann may be opera-famous, but are hardly household names.
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For 2018 we are casting an even wider net — expanding the number of start-ups on the list from 25 to 100 — highlighting more up-and-coming companies breaking industry barriers on the path to becoming tomorrow's household names.
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Some of those considering joining the race are not household names, and an earlier entrance might have gotten lost in the sea of announcements from prominent Democrats like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand.
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Led by playmaker Gylfi Sigurdsson, the Icelandic squad may not be household names but, pitted against Argentina, Nigeria and their old foes Croatia, they will have plenty of opportunities to write their names in the World Cup history books this year.
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Consumer staples — conventionally a defensive sector given the broad nature of frequently used household names in the space — is the second-worst performing sector in the (after health care) over the last year, up about 5.5 percent in that time.
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Andy Topliffe is the man leading the UBBAD charge and looking to revitalise a scene which was once home to Great Britain's most prized fight sport and household names such as Lenny McLean, Joe Joyce, Roy Shaw and one Charles Bronson.
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Here's how the direct GDP impact breaks down state by state: While most Americans are familiar with the big household names in California and Washington state, less-well-known companies are economic powerhouses in their own right in other states.
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The furore over extreme content escalated after the Times, a London-based newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch, whose empire also contains many television properties, ran a story in mid-March with the headline, "YouTube hate preachers share screens with household names".
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VH1 provided an alternative to the nearly all-white cast on ABC's The Bachelor with Flavor of Love, which turned then 47-year-old Flavor Flav into television's most eligible bachelor with contestants like Hottie and New York becoming household names.
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Before they became household names, Chip and Joanna Gaines were a contractor and a decorator, respectively, hustling in tiny Waco, Texas, to grow his house-flipping business while she closed her housewares shop to stay home with their four young children.
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In recent years, similarly complex and well-choreographed mass-casualty assaults across the globe have been carried out by the household names of the terrorism world -- al-Qaeda, ISIS, Lashkar-e-Taiba, al-Shabab, Boko Haram, the Taliban, and so on.
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Rather than a response to raw material costs, experts said the step was more likely aimed at beating off growing competition from supermarkets, whose lower-priced private label brands have grabbed market share from established household names in recent years.
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The list of other companies that have suffered some sort of data breach in 2018 alone reads like a roll call of household names: Google, Marriott, Delta, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Best Buy, Sears, Saks 5th Avenue, even Panera Bread.
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Meanwhile, the money that Nest would have spent on supporting Revolv will go toward the Works with Nest system, which links to a number of smart home devices with household names like Whirlpool dishwashers and Philips lights, according to Nest.
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The above are not household names (yet); they do not have celebrity BFFs, and as far as we know, none of the aforementioned designers has ever done anything like market a $500 stuffed cat in the likeness of their own pet.
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Given the dramatic surge in corporate inversions in recent years – with household names like Johnson Controls, Pfizer, and Burger King publicly flirting with relocating their operations and headquarters to lower-tax countries overseas – members of both political parties have promised solutions.
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The United States' gymnastics all-around gold in Atlanta, 1996The "Magnificent Seven" gymnasts of the 1996 team became household names after they took home the first-ever team all-around gold medal, ending the Eastern European dominance in the sport.
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Just last week, Moon's nominee to head the country's anti-trust regulator noted that South Korea's ten largest conglomerates - including household names like Samsung and Hyundai Motor Group - employ only 1 million of South Korea's 13 million actively employed workforce.
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The Pride, which featured seven former Olympians on its roster just six years ago, is now built around players like Keilani Ricketts and Sierra Romero who became household names in college, thanks to ESPN's increasingly prominent coverage of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The comeback of Petra Kvitova will sprinkle some much needed stardust on this year's French Open women's singles, with the absence of household names Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams making the draw the toughest to call in years.
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He redefined what the word "gravity" means within the context of sport, and as the first option on a team that isn't stocked with household names he could probably still dine out on long twos and lead the league in scoring.
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While there were gorgeous Picassos and works of art by other household names, I was also impressed by the Asian art collection, particularly the Pauline Gandel Gallery of Japanese Art, which featured exquisite handcrafted bamboo objects and black lacquered panels.
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Among the Trump inner circle, Mr. Pence and Kellyanne Conway, the counselor to the president, were known to the movement for their strong opposition to abortion and for other stances in culture war battles long before they were household names.
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Among the first to recognize the potential of mass-market paperbacks, Mr. Minton acquired Berkley Books in 583 and turned thrillers by Lawrence Sanders and spy novels by Len Deighton into page-turning triumphs and their authors into household names.
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Mr. Schultz left the company as a billionaire last year, and yet remains relatively little known to many Seattle residents, compared to other Seattle business leaders who have become household names — notably Jeff Bezos of Amazon and Bill Gates of Microsoft.
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A series of works installed like photo slides, stained in colorful hues and backlit with LEDs, feature household names like E. coli and Salmonella, as well as other strains, such as Paenibacillus dendritiformis, which grows outwards into finger-like shapes.
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Undoubtedly, incumbent companies in the technology, manufacturing, automotive and consumer sectors will play a role in developing and harnessing these new industries, but new household names will emerge as global entrepreneurs apply their energies to these next chapters of the human story.
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The biggest difference between the '90s movie landscape and now is that there were two Marvel movies in the '90s featuring major household names that were either so bad or so beleaguered by problems that they've been all but swept under the rug.
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John Carpenter's original 1978 film Halloween was one of the first mainstream films to claim a place in the slasher genre, and Michael Myers — the escaped mental hospital patient with a vendetta against babysitters — one of this sect of horror's first household names.
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The funding and new product come on the heels of the company hitting 25,000 organizations using its service — many of them multi-store retailers with an emphasis in the food industry; household names like Domino's Pizza and Burger King — with some strong engagement.
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Kardashian and Hilton's journey's through fame and fortune have diverged from their shared starting point — let us never forget that Kardashian was Hilton's assistant, and both of them have sex tapes that helped elevate them from daughters of the wealthy to household names.
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More than 30 years later, in the 2100s, the situation seemed to be getting better: Latinx actresses like Rosie Perez and Salma Hayek were becoming household names, and in 22010 Jennifer Lopez burst onto the scene as Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla in Selena.
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Neilson Barnard/Getty If Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir weren't already household names for their Olympic medal-winning prowess on the ice, then their witty banter and eye-catching over-the-top fashions in their new roles as TV commentators would do it.
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This is the third year WayUp has ranked internships, and the full list of the 2019 Top Internship Programs includes a wide range of companies, from household names like Google and Facebook, to lesser known organizations like Nashville-based technology insurance company Asurion.
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We don't know how well the plan is or isn't working in terms of dollars and cents, but LaVar has succeeded at making himself and his clothing brand household names in the sports world in the span of just a few short months.
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In one encounter with hedge-fund chiefs, Yasuhisa Shiozaki, the labour minister, is said to have promised stringent standards of corporate governance and bank lending—so stringent that even household names like Japan Airlines, the national flag carrier, would be shut down.
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The relatively new sector group — made up of 27 stocks including household names like AT&T, Netflix, Twitter, Alphabet and Facebook — represents 10% of the index by market cap and therefore could have an overstated impact on the direction of the market.
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While not yet a flood of household names, larger tech firms in Europe are watching the upcoming listings to see if prices hold up enough to justify their own IPOs, rather than letting investors cash out through a merger with a bigger company.
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Amazon Echo and Google Home are duking it out for the crown as the top smart home hub in homes everywhere, making Alexa and Assistant household names — but a very familiar ringer might soon enter the competition: the OG AI assistant herself, Siri.
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Indeed, of the more than 2628,28503 Indiana businesses who exported goods or services to consumers around the world last year, 22019 percent of them are small(ish) and locally-owned, not large corporations with household names that most assume benefit from international trade.
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In the 1990s, WCW made wrestlers from Mexico household names, but mostly they were either pure high-flyers—almost always in masks—in the Rey Mysterio mold, or they toyed with slightly dangerous-to-middle-class-sensibilities gimmicks like Konnan's gang member aesthetic.
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The machines being used aren't household names — they go by acronyms like GOES-13, Modis and SMAP — but they demonstrate why the popular view of Earth as a big blue planet with only the Moon as its companion could do with some revising.
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After the HBO show premiered, the world Martin had created became a global phenomenon, and his readership reached heights few authors have ever found — his American peers now include other household names of genre fiction, such as Tom Clancy and Stephen King.
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The ubiquity of Japanese and Chinese foods are good representations of the proliferation of Asian cuisine in the U.S. While sushi and potstickers have become household names, these food traditions have been diluted and modified to better suit Western palates and aesthetics.
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In her review for The New York Times, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote, "Boccaccio might have had medieval audiences rolling in the aisles, but Mr. Baena squanders an R rating and a roster of household names while managing to raise little more than a smile."
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Throughout the '90s, Carey leveraged her star power toward collaborations with hip-hop artists who, without her exposure, might not have become household names: "Fantasy (Remix)" with Wu-Tang Clan's O.D.B.; "Honey" featuring Mase and The Lox; and "Heartbreaker" with Jay-Z.
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The Switzerland-based food and drink processing conglomerate, the holding company of household names such as Kit Kat and Nesquik, is focused on creating packages and edible products that are more eco-friendly, he said in a one-on-one interview with Cramer.
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Major South Korean companies including Samsung and Hyundai Motor Co are household names across India, one of the world's fastest growing markets, and visiting South Korean President Moon Jae-in said he hoped that smaller companies from his country could replicate that success.
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Most recently, Manigualt Newman's book about her time working for Trump, she has resurrected rumors of an alleged tape of Trump saying the "N-word" during a taping of NBC's "The Apprentice," the reality television show that made both of them household names.
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Household names like the Scrub Daddy and Tipsy Elves all got their start after successfully striking deals on the show, but even companies that walked away without securing an investment have done as well as — if not better than —companies that did.
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Noren, 34, has slipped to No. 13, but after placing 20133th at The Players Championship on May 14, he remains ranked ahead of 2016 major winners Danny Willett and Jimmy Walker, as well as household names like Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson.
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But Edison is convinced bowlers will again be household names, the PBA CEO predicting that broadcast rights will one day be in line with other top North American leagues and prize money worthy of a sport eager to be seen as big time.
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Throughout the Week, CNBC Spotlights Startups that Have the Potential to be Tomorrow's Household Names CNBC revealed the list across the network's multiple platforms and is featuring special coverage on CNBC's "Squawk Alley" (M-F, 11AM-12PM ET) and on CNBC Digital this week. CNBC.
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The film boasts a great mid-'90s soundtrack that includes some of the era's biggest bands – Better Than Ezra, The Cranberries, Toad the Wet Sprocket, among others – as well as a great ensemble cast, several of whom would go on to become household names.
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Suddenly, editors found themselves the center of the story; women like Anna Dello Russo, editor-at-large at Vogue Japan, and Giovanna Battaglia Engelbert, then-fashion editor at L'Uomo Vogue, women whose style was impeccable and, at least back then, attainable, became household names.
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Names like Prabal Gurung, Public School, Proenza Schouler, and Alexander Wang have become household names — and they all have one thing in common: they're graduates of the intensive, two-year experience that helps them refine their skills and learn how to run a business.
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The museum, which has been repeatedly recognized for its impressive collection of Western Art, is now putting forward the country's own household names to be discovered, an undoubtedly essential step since there has been a rise of interest in Iranian art over the past decade.
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Traders will remain in earnings season mode next week with several household names reporting results — here's how they are playing it: The third-quarter earnings season is off to a positive start, with 73 percent of the 290 companies that have reported topping analysts' estimates.
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Saying that he thought Canopy would "certainly be a leader in the industry going forward," Sands detailed some of the potential products that could come from the partnership between the pot player and his alcohol giant, parent to household names like Corona and Modelo.
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These kinds of tools serve as the backbones of modern Web companies, and whether they're household names or not, they have the capacity to go public due to the sheer scale of the market opportunity — even if it takes a while to get there.
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When we think of football players, names like that of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady or Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald often come to mind — household names with multi-million-dollar contracts and lucrative endorsements with sportswear companies and other brands.
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And by "out there," we mean on social media, where the digital managers behind household names like Taco Bell and Pop Tarts must promote their brand, engage with millions of followers, and do it all in a tone that feels natural for the platform.
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Since its initially tiny theatrical release in the fall of 2001, Donnie Darko has become one of the cult hits of the early millennium, known for its eerie, mind-bending plot and for its cadre of young actors who went on to become household names.
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What makes the case interesting, other than the household names on both sides, are the implications it may have for companies ranging from Mom and Pop shops to general consumer goods and services that don't own patents or that operate outside the technology industry.
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Long celebrated in Europe for their contribution to "world" music - with Mali's Salif Keita, Senegal's Youssou N'Dour and Benin's Angelique Kidjo household names in trendy bars - West African musicians have struggled to make money back home, where poverty is widespread and music piracy rampant.
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And that's just live streaming — a form of video that has analogs in old-school TV. When we turn to more novel forms of video content, like VR and AR, there are no household names in apps, even in the homes of Silicon Valley.
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The company's advertising clients include dozens of household names such as Coca-Cola, Disneyland, IKEA, and GEICO itself, the second-biggest auto insurer in the US. According to the company, the advertising package seen over the Hudson River normally costs between $12,000 and $15,000.
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The list of 35 men and women includes no household names, but provides a road map of the case that the government will likely present against the former Trump campaign chairman next week, including possible testimony from business partners and purveyors of luxury goods.
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Mr. Dooley, a first-time Olympian and a dimpled heartthrob in the making, may well be among those household names being showcased in prime time, buoyed by sponsorships and feel-good TV commercials, if he were a swimmer, a gymnast or even a fencer.
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"More household names are inverting, and it's creating a lot of political pressure to actually do something there, so you could see something like that possibly happening," Callas said on a webcast sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers and reported on by Tax Analysts, a tax news service.
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These stories are already informing the work of researchers, filmmakers and educators — from household names like Ken Burns who used our collection in creating his 22019 documentary on the Vietnam War, to the curators of exhibitions at museums and local libraries across the country.
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But greater attention in the news and social media, along with grassroots work like death cafes, increased awareness from mass shootings and the rise of doctors who have become household names — like Atul Gawande and BJ Miller — is changing how Americans talk about death.
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The tournament is a best-of-seven showdown between James Holzhauer, Ken Jennings, and Brad Rutter, three quizmasters who became household names after long runs on the program; new episodes will air on ABC this week and next, as long as they are necessary.
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With American food writing today including many voices and cultures, it is easy to forget that Ms. O'Neill was doing so long before the globe-trotting Anthony Bourdain and the Los Angeles restaurant critic Jonathan Gold were household names, at least in food-centric households.
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I expect to see these things on screen, one way or another—but I've got to admit that it'd be so much cooler to play them, than it would be to just sit and watch, however much money Netflix throw at making these characters genuine household names.
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The applications underline how the Rio Games are set to herald a radical change for advertisers, even if viewers may not notice much difference as U.S. household names such as two-time gold medalist gymnast Gabby Douglas appear in commercials for everything from banks to cereal.
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The Chinese smartphone maker has landed in the top five quarter after quarter (sometimes breaking the top three, according to some analysts), behind household names like Apple, Samsung and LG. Suddenly, however, the company is on everyone's lips, from cable news to the president's Twitter account.
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Unlike the original, New York City-based series — which ran for 5 seasons from 2003-07 and made Ted Allen, Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Carson Kressley and Jai Rodriguez household names — this Queer Eye offers a physical and mental renovation to people down south in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Eventually, they too would become household names, be re-christened as #influencers, sit front row at the shows, and go on to make an extremely comfortable living out of posting pictures of themselves wearing the latest designer clothes on their blogs and, later on, their Instagram accounts.
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"Most Americans don't realize that the big banks that they give all of their money to, household names like Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Chase, actually invest their money in things like private prisons that profit from family detention," the actress said in a statement.
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Without Oprah (and, to a lesser extent, Jon Stewart), and with publishers increasingly unlikely to make the expensive multi-book investments often needed to turn young authors into household names, the big houses are looking more and more to books that can easily generate media interest.
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There are the publishing powerhouses that built the Hearst and Newhouse family fortunes; a cosmetics giant, which laid the foundation for the Lauder family fortune; and the families that created their wealth out of household names, like Walmart for the Waltons and Hyatt Hotels for the Pritzkers.
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But since a series of exposé YouTube videos and melodramatic Instagram stories propelled them to become household names, there's a good chance you now know all about the contentious issue surrounding a vitamin company called Sugar Bear Hair, and how it tore a famous friendship apart.
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His complex case drew in people who would become household names of American law enforcement: Louis J. Freeh, a future F.B.I. director; Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election; and Jeff Sessions, now the United States attorney general.
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The Switzerland-based food and drink processing conglomerate, the holding company of household names such as Kit Kat and Nesquik, is focused on creating packages and edible products that are more eco-friendly, he said in a one-on-one interview with "Mad Money's" Jim Cramer.
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Yet these household names (both condescending to their roles as, respectively, a police commissioner and a former judge) aren't the only victims of this psycho-killer disaster: There's also a casually expendable Nathan Fillion and a cinematographer, Michael Barrett, whose crisply chilling images deserve a worthier project.
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In the months since the wedding, patronage by the Sussexes has continued to generate hefty revenue for retail and leisure industries in particular, for British household names such as Marks & Spencer and John Lewis and through charitable projects like the duchess's fashion workwear collaboration with Smartworks.
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From household names like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren to lesser-known progressives such as Jeff Merkley, Democratic senators eyeing the White House will spend the next two years doing everything they can to market themselves as the party's best hope for salvation from Donald Trump.
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For the last 18 weeks and counting, Ryan ToysReview has been the most popular channel on YouTube in the US, and the second largest in the world, a bigger attraction than household names like PewDiePie and Justin Bieber, and media empires like BuzzFeed, The Tonight Show, and the WWE.
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"When you start reading about the recent purchases with more than a couple of household names, the attention that the building attracts accelerates," said Miller, whose company provides consulting for residential properties throughout New York City, though he is not involved with any sales connected to this building.
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Unless you hit the snooze button for all of September, it was hard to miss the headlines about plus-size models walking for household names like Michael Kors and Anna Sui, as well as labels that have adopted inclusivity for a while now, like Christian Siriano and Chromat.
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"Every sort of case-by-case blowup was handled in a company-specific fashion and lo and behold this week we have stumbled into some household names that kind of rolled the market over with them," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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CNBC Spotlights Promising Start-Ups on the Path to Becoming Tomorrow's Household Names This year's list was selected from more than 600 nominees and features a diverse group of companies spanning nearly every sector in the economy, from enterprise software and finance to insurance, health care and retail.
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Roughly nine years ago, when he left Random House — where over the years he had made the authors Dan Brown and John Grisham into household names — for the less-glamorous perch of Henry Holt, some in the industry speculated that his once-powerful career was all but over.
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When he purchased the Argonauts, McNall thought having two native Canadians and American household names, Gretzky and Candy, as minority owners would help draw attention throughout North America to a league that few Americans cared about, and perhaps attach some sizzle to a team that had trouble selling tickets.
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It is already generating revenues by working with eight brands owned by one of the world's biggest CPG companies, and it is also being trialed by another major CPG behemoth (Turing is not disclosing their names publicly, but suffice it to say, they and their brands are household names).
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He went to the city in 1946 under foster care sponsored by a charity, and was soon accepted into a dramatic workshop run by Erwin Piscator at the New School; Mr. Gazzara, Tony Curtis, Walter Matthau, Marlon Brando and other future household names went through the same program.
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The character, played by British-born actor Dick Wilson, who died in 2007 at the age of 0003, and his "Please don't squeeze the Charmin" TV commercials, the brainchild of ad firm Benton & Bowles, helped make Charmin and Mr. Whipple household names from the 1960s through the '80s.
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With household names like Mary J. Blige and Ellen Page, to niche fandom favorites like Robert Sheehan and Tom Hopper, to relative newcomers who blew us all away like David Castañeda and Emmy Raver-Lampman, there is truly an embarrassment of riches when it comes to talent on this Netflix series.
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Although the banks, including household names like JPMorgan Chase & Co and Bank of America Corp, would suffer $21.3 billion in loan losses in the Fed's most severe scenario, their level of high-quality capital would be substantially higher than the threshold that regulators demand, and an improvement over last year's level.
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Over the next few weeks, some of the world's biggest companies, household names including Microsoft, Google and Johnson & Johnson, are likely to warn that their financial results will be severely dented, if not altogether wiped out, by huge tax bills that they have to pay to the Internal Revenue Service.
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The chief contenders are the main focus of Bruning's book: Bong, Gerald Johnson, Neel Kearby, Tom Lynch and Tommy McGuire — with a shout-out to the journalists who kept score of their kills in a media frenzy that included spreads in Collier's and Life magazines, making them household names back home.
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People like Max Factor and George Westmore were monopolizing the film industry (Westmore established the first film makeup department, while Factor's formulas revolutionized how makeup was made), steering the general public's interest directly to the beauty counter, where female founders like Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein were already household names.
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Other banks tested include household names like JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, Bank of America Corp and Wells Fargo & Co, as well as major regional lenders like Capital One Financial Corp, PNC Financial Services Group Inc and U.S. Bancorp and Wall Street banks Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley.
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With more than 30 million users, it has become the fastest growing job site in the U.S. With the study based on 2 million participants, Hohman found it incredible that Bain has made the list all nine years, especially since the other two companies — Facebook and Boston Consulting Group — are household names.
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Her films starred household names like Madonna, Geena Davis, Rosie O'Donnell, Denzel Washington, Whitney Houston, Danny DeVito, Robert De Niro, Drew Barrymore, Robin Williams, Brittany Murphy, and, of course, Tom Hanks, iconic actors who have persisted in the public eye, remaining part of the zeitgeist years after many of their contemporaries faded away.
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Rather than focusing on artists who are household names and have already hit large strides in the careers, most of the artists in the show are at the start of their journey as artists, individuals to look out for in coming years but not necessarily the ones hogging the spotlight at this moment.
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Some of the characters are household names, thanks to the Russia scandal: James ComeyJames Brien Comey2900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 220006 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, fired FBI director. Sen.
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Prior to joining Atomico, Australian born Keane (who I promised not to refer to as the Aussie spin doctor — sorry!) founded the PR arm of creative agency Albion and worked with a number of now household names in European tech, such as TransferWise, years before the company was a celebrated fintech unicorn.
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Fast-forward to today, and McAfee says Amify now works with a long line of customers, from brands you might not recognize to household names like Fender guitars and Brooks, the century-old maker of running shoes, all of which pay Amify a percentage of their revenue in exchange for its services.
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The basement space, soon to be replaced by a new location on 42nd Street, was closely identified with the rotating cast of rising stars who performed there; it was a dank but beloved cradle to household names like Amy Poehler, Aziz Ansari and Kate McKinnon in the unpolished early phases of their careers.
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Her rise was monumental in a decade where there have been increasing conversations surrounding representation in film and TV. There are few female writers and producers that can be called household names, yet Waller-Bridge achieved success on such a large scale and with projects that centered a diverse group of women.
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Two of the Suicidal Tendencies' former bassists are now practically household names, with Mexican-American Robert Trujillo playing bass in Metallica and African-American Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner doing big things in the jazz and funk scenes as part of Kamasi Washington's all-star band and on on his own critically acclaimed albums.
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"We are in advanced trials with a number of global tech companies — household names — and hope to be able to announce more deals later this year," CEO Rhodri Thomas tells us, adding that he expects 2-3 more deals in the broadcast space to follow "soon", and enhance viewing experiences "in a variety of ways".
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Longtime Compton residents, especially those who live in parts of town with neat rows of ranch houses and citrus trees, emphasize a sense of community and the household names who grew up in the city, among them the tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams, the actor Kevin Costner, and the former N.F.L. commissioner Pete Rozelle.
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Stories of powerful women in STEM fields are trending in virtually every cultural sphere, from young adult novels to clothing lines to entertainment and film, where the real-life women of "Hidden Figures" become household names and fictional women like "Black Panther's" Shuri serve as a different kind of superhero for aspiring young minds.
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Mr. Biden is being outspent by candidates who, like him, are household names with big campaign budgets (like Mr. Sanders, by more than 230 to 453 in the last 245 days), and also by lesser-known figures (the former housing secretary Julián Castro, who has struggled to raise money, by more than 229 to 245).
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Tuesday, March 14 One Stop Shop: Convenience Drove a TV Revolution 12:30pm-1:30pm CST, Austin Convention Center, Room 20173B Today, household names like Showtime and Starz are working alongside cutting-edge brands like Amazon to give entertainment fans more accessible options at the click of a button, and showing that there is room for everyone.
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Absent malice in intentionally publishing a story a news organization knows to be untrue, American law makes it very difficult to libel public figures, but the new verdict from the federal court in Florida set a precedent that even household names can successfully sue for "an unreasonable invasion of privacy," a nebulous and dangerous new standard.
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Amify raises its first venture round on a promise: to boost revenue for third-party sellers on Amazon Amify now works with a long line of customers, from brands you might not recognize to household names like Fender guitars and Brooks, all of which pay Amify a percentage of their revenue in exchange for its services.
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Not only did he personally know all eight artists he selected for the show — and this includes the two historical figures, Jordan Belson (21951–21951) and Harry Smith (224–553), experimental filmmakers who are hardly household names — Foye has also previously worked with many of them on a variety of projects, from book publications to one-person exhibitions.
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Beyond feminist tees, there have been some shuffles in the top rungs of fashion houses that've brought in female creative directors, like Bouchra Jarar at Lanvin and Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior, while established names like Miuccia Prada, Diane Von Furstenberg, Victoria Beckham, Tory Burch, and Stella McCartney are household names with ultra-successful fashion empires.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has made journalists such as Jim Acosta household names due to White House press briefings, Democratic columnist Jonathan Harris said Monday.
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Starting work as a teenager in a Glasgow shipyard instilled a socialist ethos that the former Glasgow Rangers player carried throughout a career that included a spell coaching Scotland at the 1986 World Cup and eventually saw him knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. He also helped to make household names of two of the game's biggest stars: David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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He said that in addition to acquisition approaches (from a number of household names) there were offers of more money coming in almost immediately after the last round closed, and the startup decided that making hay while the sun shines — that is, taking the money when it's offered, since you don't know what will happen tomorrow — was the right approach.
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Although the banks, including household names like JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc and Bank of America Corp , would suffer $578 billion in total losses in the Fed's most severe scenario to date, their level of high-quality capital would be substantially higher than the threshold that regulators demand - and higher than levels seen immediately leading up to the 2007-2009 crisis, the Fed said.
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The multi-year angle would rope in many wrestlers who are currently household names, from CM Punk to Colt Cabana to Austin Aries to Daniel Bryan, and would culminate in the Age of the Fall, a hyperviolent stable founded when Lacey fell in love with Jacobs only to face the realization that he was still miserable, a petty, violent man who might never be happy.
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The amount Apple spent buying its shares in those three months exceeded the stock market value of most companies in the S&P 7.53 index, including household names like Kroger Co, Best Buy Co Inc and Hershey Co. The decision to turn over record amounts of cash to shareholders was a direct results of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by Republican lawmakers in December.
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The amount Apple spent buying its shares in those three months exceeded the stock market value of most companies in the S&P 7.53 index, including household names like Kroger Co, Best Buy Co Inc and Hershey Co. The decision to turn over record amounts of cash to shareholders was a direct results of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by Republican lawmakers in December.
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New human resources chiefs have been hired or will soon be at CBS, Sony Pictures, Viacom, Pixar and Endeavor, which owns Hollywood's largest talent agency, W.M.E. "It used to be more difficult to secure protections for actresses who are not household names — for actresses with the least power," said Jamie Feldman, an entertainment lawyer whose clients range from A-listers (Viola Davis) to rising stars (Juno Temple).
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In a brief conversation during the press preview, Breslin told me that it was his intention to anchor the show with the works of a few household names, most notably Helen Frankenthaler, whose majestic "Orange Mood" (1966) imposes itself on the room, a cauldron of yellow, orange, and gold bordered by ice-cold slices of ultramarine, while surrounding them with paintings that might be less familiar but no less dazzling.
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The case was pushed further into the national spotlight over the past week, with the extraordinary spectacle of more than 150 women, including several Olympic gymnasts who are household names, confronting Dr. Nassar face-to-face in the state court where he was sentenced Wednesday to up to 175 years in prison, in addition to the 60 he received in federal court for child pornography charges in December.
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None of the witnesses are household names, but all could have information on the Trump administration's activities in Ukraine — as well as Trump personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Diplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Pelosi releases 'fact sheet' saying Trump has 'betrayed his oath of office' MORE's more informal foreign policy role on behalf of the president.
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Here are all the reasons you should deck yourself out in your country's colors, grab a few friends and a responsibly portioned beverage, and give in to the soccer madness: The United States is actually IN this one -- and they're favored to win it all (again) The USWNT are a) the defending World Cup champs, b) stacked to the rafters with household names and returning stars, and c) favored across virtually every predictive model to win it all.
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Long before they were household names and hit record makers, the coaches of The Voice were just your average teens (with the exception of Miley Cyrus, that is.) In a clip shared exclusively with PEOPLE, returning coaches of the NBC hit reality singing competition series (premiering Monday night) Blake Shelton, Adam Levine and Cyrus, as well as newcomer Jennifer Hudson, are celebrating the show's 13th season by sharing what they were like at 13 years old.
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