I've been bullied, not bullied, idolized, not idolized, all of those things.
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He idolized Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Stephen Curry.
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He idolized and mimicked a Chicago DJ named Larry Lujack.
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Alice grew up with her mother, but idolized her father.
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They both idolized and idealized each other for different reasons.
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She was not just this idolized person because she graduated.
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I idolized the art school crowd: Blur, Suede, and Pulp.
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I was just pretending to be the thing I idolized.
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Opinion Columnist When I was young I idolized the Rev.
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When did you figure out that you were being idolized?
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In a way, she's asking who is worthy of being idolized.
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Roseanne and Peggy were not created as characters to be idolized.
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Mentions of the rap stars he idolized typically draw blank stares.
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"That was the first guy I idolized," Lue said of Ali.
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Thailand's semi-divine "father" was idolized like no other modern monarch.
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It was interesting to re-date a person I had idolized.
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Potylo had grown up watching the WWF, and he idolized Chyna.
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It had a big readership and featured several writers she idolized.
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As a teen-ager, she idolized "feminist giants" like Gloria Steinem.
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"The only person Harper Lee idolized was Bear Bryant," he said.
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""I had pictures all over," he said, adding: "I idolized him.
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Growing up in Brooklyn, Mr. Wilson idolized his brothers' wayward lifestyles.
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The Walking Dead actress, 34, says she idolized the singer growing up.
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"Growing up, I idolized Beyoncé, J.Lo, and the Spice Girls," she says.
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This way the next demographic to get it always idolized the last.
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Austin and his younger brother Blake, 18, have always idolized their dad.
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Growing up in Minnesota, Hinrichs idolized Princess Kay of the Milky Way.
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We absolutely idolized these kings of the concrete and visionaries of vert.
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After Clara's sisters died, their father idolized their memories, Ms. Brindle said.
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The family idolized John F. Kennedy, the nation's first Irish-Catholic president.
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You've idolized Michael Trusnovec, for many years the company's superb leading dancer?
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Even back in high school, the actors I idolized were the chameleons.
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He idolized not stars, but arrangers, like George Gershwin and Nelson Riddle.
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He idolized not stars, but arrangers, like George Gershwin and Nelson Riddle.
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They have millions of subscribers and are idolized like any other celebrities.
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"It's made Sam relevant again," said Strange, who idolized him growing up.
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I do know that Jeff Buckley idolized a lot of jazz musicians.
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From very early on, Kim Jong Un's mother was idolized in the country.
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Rae idolized Larry David's classics so much that she used them as inspiration.
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Are there any clients of yours who you've idolized and now work with?
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The body idolized and brutalized; the body stretched and abstracted, repressed and reimagined.
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Why is it so shocking when it's someone you had idolized from afar?
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Trump met and courted the legendarily despicable lawyer early on — and idolized him.
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They are great, and they deserve to be remembered, and cherished, and idolized.
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He idolized the Welsh comedian Ifan Gruffydd, memorizing his jokes to retell later.
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She most likely idolized the Olsen twins and had an active Instagram presence.
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Johnny Carson, whom Trump idolized as a college student, was an early endorser.
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The man whom he idolized had become a source of humiliation and grief.
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In his 23-year-career, the golf great has been idolized, then demonized, and now almost idolized again — until he showed up at the White House Monday and let President Trump put the Presidential Medal of Freedom around his neck.
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Group members idolized Raniere, calling him the smartest man in the world, she said.
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FA: Incredibly nerve-wracking, because I had idolized the Wachowskis for many, many years.
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De Quincey idolized Wordsworth, having discovered the poem "We Are Seven" as a teenager.
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As a young man growing up in Southern Indiana, Pence idolized Kennedy, in particular.
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Within hip-hop, Prince established an archetype alternately followed and ignored, idolized and shunned.
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Meyer idolized Burton, nicknamed Mr. Machine because of his ability to grind out mileage.
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Back then, he idolized Phelps, but during the 100-meter butterfly, Schooling beat him.
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His first efforts were simple riffs on the collagist hip-hop producers he idolized.
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The man was seen as villain by enemies but idolized by many in Iran.
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While he was idolized across the world, Kobe wasn't just any old basketball star.
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They said the lieutenant had trained under Chief Gallagher at BUDS and "idolized" him.
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"She was a little girl who idolized him, and he turned on her," she says.
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Not a parent, teacher, or coach; a dead artist whom I'd never met, only idolized.
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NYC post-hardcore was a great moment for us, we idolized those sort of guys.
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My inferiority complex was only magnified by how much I'd idolized this group of people.
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Martin Luther King Jr. is idolized for his famous 1963 "I Have a Dream" speech.
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He had an urgent universal message, and people, whether they idolized or hated him, listened.
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He was a high school football star and idolized Jim Brown, the Browns' star fullback.
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Many victims were teenagers and young girls, with parents in tow, who idolized Ms. Grande.
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Lynn's little sister was my grandmother, Carol Hadfield Robertson, who just idolized her big brother.
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The elder Mr. Scarfo idolized Al Capone, a fellow transplanted Brooklynite, but hardly resembled him.
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He idolized their three future Hall of Fame starters: Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux and John Smoltz.
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You can be an all-time great at your profession, and a man idolized by millions.
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Martin Luther King Jr. is celebrated, noted and idolized for his unwavering stance against racial injustice.
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Millions of people have been influenced by this man, who is almost universally idolized in India.
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She may have been publicly adored, idolized and lusted after, but she felt alone and trapped.
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But she is idolized in part because, as a lesbian, she's not competition for Criss's affection.
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As a girl, entranced by the films of Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald, she idolized MacDonald.
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He idolized Allen Iverson and Kobe Bryant, and the Los Angeles Lakers were his favorite team.
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I idolized them even as I struggled with a sense that I'd never truly measure up.
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Before Uber, Travis Kalanick fancied himself a "fixer" and idolized Winston Wolfe from Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction.
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She idolized girls with tattoos, but found that many of them wouldn't classify themselves as beautiful.
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And second, his brother Alexander, whom he idolized, was executed for conspiring to kill the czar.
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Everyone knows bosses are meant to be idolized, figureheads of aspiration rather than objects of envy.
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Roy Cohn, the famously vicious lawyer who Trump worked with and idolized, died 30 years ago.
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Popular American presidents such as John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama were idolized for that reason.
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But she idolized his girlfriend, Ellie, who had moved to Darien from San Francisco, even more.
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Chuck Terry, a Dallas native, so idolized Aikman that he named his first son after him.
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She had never before encountered a pop star, someone to be idolized, who looked like her.
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He doesn't want to be idolized, but understands the inherent narcissism in playing music to begin with.
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Inherently, celebrities are idolized by those same young people who are vulnerable to glamorized mental health struggle.
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Gretzky idolized the older player, wearing No. 99 as a tribute to Howe, who wore No. 9.
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"To me, Tom Petty represented a kind of songwriting I idolized: complex simplicity," she told the outlet.
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Lewis, who still idolized Martin in many ways, felt betrayed, and before long the two stopped speaking.
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Looking back in history, that's how those figures were memorialized and idolized in their time — with statues.
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At the time, Sisi was idolized by many, although his support base has since slipped, critics say.
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Missy and Suhul created SuicideGirls as an online community for the girls they idolized and identified with.
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Although most of our small-town residents were Democrats, President Dwight Eisenhower was greatly respected, even idolized.
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" Asked if he had a message for Trump, Parnas blasted the man he said he once "idolized.
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That's what alpha males, particularly the jocks, had and why boys like me idolized and resented them.
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"I'm pretty stoked to work with a brand I idolized when I was a teen," Cutler continued.
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By his early teens, he was being idolized by a generation of young surfers around the world.
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As a Detroit youngster, Werenski idolized Nicklas Lidstrom of the Red Wings, who won seven Norris Trophies.
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Palmer, who idolized Carmack, shipped it off to Texas immediately — 'no NDAs, no signing anything,' Carmack says.
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John Travolta, who idolized Cagney, called every Father's Day and made several visits by flying his own plane.
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I idolized girl groups like the Spice Girls & TLC and had every Backstreet Boys & Hanson CD on rotation.
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JUST AS A PERSON, I MEAN, I'VE IDOLIZED YOU FROM THE DAYS YOU CAME OUT OF LOWER MARION.
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He made himself available to all of those kids—who idolized him—and he rehearsed with them extensively.
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The Muslim Brotherhood was created by Hassan Al Banna, who was 85033 years old and idolized Adolf Hitler.
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Morgan tweeted, requesting that when he dies, he hopes people do not idolize him as they idolized Ali.
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Altuve idolized a different A.L. shortstop in the 1990s, Omar Vizquel, but he knew Ripken held the record.
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A decade ago we idolized celebrities whom we could never, in a million years, imagine being or dating.
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Little did I know those groups that I idolized had their sights on crossing genres from the beginning.
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George had loved and idolized his older brother, who had really been more like a father to him.
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Williams, who built the White Sox' 2005 championship team as general manager, idolized Willie Mays as a boy.
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In the case of Cosby, have you had to reassess why you idolized him in the first place?
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Growing up, Mr. Jones idolized Mr. Blame, pinning up pictures of him from The Face and i-D.
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As a kid, Lavingia, who was born in the US but grew up in Singapore, idolized Bill Gates.
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She began skating at the age of five and idolized two-time Olympic medalist and skater Michelle Kwan.
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"It has to do with Dennis Hopper; my dad was friendly with him and idolized him," he explains.
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Tyga's biggest male role model was the rapper he listened to and idolized while growing up ... without his father.
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The oldest person in the report, Jacob, was a respectful young man who idolized his father, the report said.
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Lawyer: Suspect idolized Smith Smith was killed after a night out with his wife and friends in New Orleans.
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I've idolized her since I was a kid, so getting to sing with her would be a huge thrill.
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Chelsea took ballet for years, and she idolized the discipline and strength shown by the ballerinas she saw perform.
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I idolized the female anchors I'd see on TV and dreamed of wearing suits, traveling, and asking people questions.
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I was a steadfast Falpal who exclusively idolized successful, white, male comedians: all things I am mostly not today.
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"I idolized Katniss Everdeen when I watched The Hunger Games," Jones said in a New Zealand Olympic Committee statement.
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Mr. Breland idolized Spencer Christian, a weather forecaster and reporter on "Good Morning America" in the 1980s and '90s.
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Not because I hate my fans or anything, but because being worshiped or idolized is a wholly unnatural feeling.
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Prosecutors detailed how Hasson idolized Anders Breivik, a far-right Norwegian terrorist convicted of murdering 77 people in 2011.
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Billing said he idolized Bjorn Borg growing up and admitted he still had a poster of him at home.
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There's also Lino, Ärsenik's idolized punchliner, spitting fire like on the first day, and we thank him for that.
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"Looking back in history, that's how those figures were memorialized and idolized in their time — with statues," he added.
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The Church, an entity initially idolized by McCourt, ultimately serves to be a disappointing institution of exclusivity and disappointment.
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And it's a guy who found his way into the rap business via Lil Wayne, who also idolized Jay.
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My dad, the one I idolized, the one who played hockey with me and my friends, was speaking to me.
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"In India, we have so many gods who are picturized or idolized as a perfect being," Dr. Dixit tells me.
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Will struggles to appreciate this strange new era that has idolized his work, discovering himself—and burritos—in the process.
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I loved & cherished and idolized her like a daughter...RIP Diahann Carroll thank you for the gift of your life.
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The Hummer was a symbol of a society that granted permission, and even idolized, consumers who were deeply, profoundly selfish.
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"It has to do with Dennis Hopper; my dad was friendly with him and idolized him," Hopper tells the magazine.
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As Sarah Nicole Prickett wrote in Artforum, teens have been "idolized and sacrificed by turns" since the category was invented.
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The Nazis idolized many aspects of American society: the cult of sport, Hollywood production values, the mythology of the frontier.
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Fights and manly dominance defined the era, and according to Scientific American, society idolized warrior men for their macho attributes.
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World champion runners like Korir, according to runner and writer Malcolm Gladwell, are idolized the way Americans idolize rock stars.
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Mr. Lewis had a history of armed robbery, arson and animal torture, and he idolized the cult leader Charles Manson.
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As far back as I can remember, I idolized the women of pageantry and dreamed of becoming Miss South Carolina.
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Hailed as progenitors of a Pop avant garde, they have been idolized as the most creative members of their generation.
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This could mean the eventual appearance of Kamala on the big screen, fighting alongside all of the Avengers she idolized.
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His performances drew comparisons to the FIFA World Cup winner Zinedine Zidane — the man Aouar says he idolized growing up.
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Famed for his beauty and his portrayal of young men's roles, Ichimatsu was a heartthrob idolized by men and women alike.
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The kids idolized these people, and Barclay was eager to bring not only joy to their lives, but wisdom as well.
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"That's why so many idolized Lemmy," he says, himself an obvious admirer of the Born To Lose, Live To Win legend.
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Aside from the occasional tabloid feature, they were beloved, idolized for their style and poise, and oftentimes the emblem du jour.
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I was 18 and online friends with a boy I idolized and, I was convinced, would definitely marry me one day.
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The players are idolized athletes making more money from playing a game than most of us won't see in our lifetimes.
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She is still, like the heroine she once idolized as the little boy she was once expected to be, a fighter.
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He was especially revered by 280s English rockers who idolized the blues, and who saw in his example an accessible ideal.
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There, he lived out his myths, becoming, as the curators here point out, the marginal figure he had idolized in Brazil.
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I never grew up watching the NBA and I never idolized Kobe because he didn't play a sport that interested me.
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Born in Veracruz, Mexico, Edgar Manuel Vargas Gallegos, 28, had always idolized the Mexicans who had worked in Kenya as missionaries.
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Ever since the death of legendary comedian Don Rickles, we've learned so much about his life from the people who idolized him.
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According to the book, Streisand's stepfather idolized her sister Rosalind, while dismissing and insulting Streisand at every turn, constantly berating her looks.
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Instead Ketzel spent her life waitressing, giving up her dream of becoming a comedian like the men she idolized in her childhood.
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That might seem counterintuitive, since the characters at its center are based on some gangsters idolized in their parents' and grandparents' youth.
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"Lady Gaga has always idolized [Hepburn] and respected her immensely, so that connection in itself felt so serendipitous and perfect," adds Eerebout.
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" Earlier this month she spoke to Rolling Stone about Tom Petty's death, saying the singer "represented a kind of songwriting I idolized.
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Growing up, she said, she idolized Suu Kyi, who has drawn international criticism for her silence on the plight of the Rohingya.
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Not surprisingly, the son idolized his father, but things started getting murky when, at 7, Marroquin began to discover Escobar's dark side.
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For almost as long as the Lenna has been idolized among computer scientists, however, it has also been a source of controversy.
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Individuals that praise murderers have no place being idolized by America's youth or in any Hall of Fame in the United States.
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For some women, who may have idolized that idea of her, who themselves are themselves lonely and unrecognized — to have that twisted.
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In What Women Want, Gibson plays Nick, who is described early on as a "man's man," idolized by other men around him.
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O'Rourke talked about how he also toured the country in a van and idolized Fugazi frontman Ian MacKaye as a young man.
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Johnson and Bryant are considered two of the greatest Lakers players of all time, and Johnson told Kimmel they idolized each other.
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But beneath the brawny surface was a Dungeons & Dragons enthusiast who idolized Sidney Lumet and wanted to dedicate himself to the arts.
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You have lived an idolized life, you were a prominent doctor in our society, you were a member of an Olympic team.
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Those things are idolized — people want to do all those things that people assume black bodies can do — and seen as negative.
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Shaver, a native of Wayzata, 15 miles west of Minneapolis, idolized Gophers like Rachael Drazan, who coached her under-10 youth team.
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The people who I idolized when I was a kid, besides Tony Hawk and Danny Way, were drunk rock stars like Andy McCoy.
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"It just so happened that she wanted to do the things he was claiming [he did], so she probably idolized [him]," Sarah says.
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I was supposed to see if she was interested in my less-courageous straight friend, a guy I had idolized in high school.
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Idolized in Colorado for leading the Broncos to two Super Bowl victories, Elway continued to make millions long after his football career ended.
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"It just so happened that she wanted to do the things he was claiming [he did], so she probably idolized [him]," Sarah said.
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I idolized the titular boy genius, Andrew "Ender" Wiggin, chosen at the age of six to save the world from the mysterious Buggers.
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The teenager even had a black duster jacket so he could dress like Eric Harris, one of the Columbine shooters whom he idolized.
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So the main draw for the crowd was Pedro Rodríguez, a local favorite and one of two brothers who were idolized in Mexico.
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He moved to Hollywood in his teens, where he had very little face time with his father, actor Jack Cassidy, whom he idolized.
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He admired such iconoclasts, and he deeply valued personal freedom, but he also idolized Nasser, who had thrown dissidents and intellectuals into prison.
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He idolized American comic artists such as R. Crumb and Gilbert Shelton, and musicians like Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix appear in his works.
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In other words, she's miles ahead of Batman and Superman in being the kind of hero that children have idolized for nearly a century.
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"Social media can be really self destructive for young girls in terms of living up to idolized body types and specific looks," she says.
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G, the riding instructor Jenny idolized, who introduced her to Bill, is far from forthcoming when played by Frances Conroy in the present day.
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Dress your baby like the baby its always idolized: mostly naked, and otherwise covered in mashed peaches, its own drool and chocolate cake barf.
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Jane, who idolized her father, movie legend Henry Fonda, despite his emotional coldness, says she led a "fraught adolescence" filled with insecurity and loneliness.
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"[Eleanor] told Hick how unloved she felt in her marriage and how disappointed she was in the 'great man' everyone else idolized," writes Quinn.
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"All the figures that I idolized as a kid, starting with my grandfather, were on the sports-business or sports-ownership side," he continued.
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All of us supported the Civil Rights Movement and idolized Dr. King, yet I did not hold my friend's color-struck judgment against him.
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Randall has long been at the elite level of cross-country skiing, and several of her current teammates idolized her when they were teenagers.
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He was being chased by the two players he had idolized growing up: Tiger Woods, 22014, and Adam Scott, the 218-year-old Australian.
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Afterward, two of skiing's superstars, Lindsey Vonn and Bode Miller, both of whom Shiffrin idolized as a child, questioned her decision not to race.
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Especially as I found my first and so far last… the only person creative or not who I've ever kind of idolized is D'Angelo.
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Fortunately, it seems like Bam's story will not end the same tragic way it did for some of his closest friends or musicians he idolized.
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When Mo Ibrahim was growing up in Alexandria, Egypt, he idolized scientists such as Marie Curie and Albert Einstein and eventually became a telecommunications engineer.
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As a successor to the Vertigo comic, Shade, The Changing Man, this new release follows a young alien woman who idolized the former comic star.
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She idolized the superheroes she saw, and according to her comic biography landed a job working for Hank McCoy — aka Beast from the X-Men.
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Wade would trade jerseys with former teammates, up and coming stars, arch-rivals, and occasionally young players who idolized him while honing their own game.
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Pratt wrote that as a child, he idolized his brother, so much so that he'd wear Cully's clothes so he could be just like him.
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It can also be quite funny looking back at how much I idolized him—whereas he was then, now and always will be quite pathetic.
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He idolized Buster Crabbe, the dashing, square-jawed actor who portrayed the interplanetary hero Flash Gordon in the Universal Studios serial of the same name.
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"It makes me sick to think that I, like so many, idolized him and the entire elite gymnastics world for so many years!" she wrote.
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Since before he entered public life, Mr. Christie, a Republican, has idolized his local hero, Mr. Springsteen, but the love has often been one-sided.
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As a youngster, he idolized Texas Christian's star quarterback Sammy Baugh and threw footballs through hanging tires as he had seen Baugh do in newsreels.
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I was certain that I was deeply flawed because my body never looked like the "ideal bodies" that I idolized in every magazine I read.
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He acquired the name Kika, a diminutive for Enrique, from an uncle by that name, a baseball player whom young Eligio idolized and followed everywhere.
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As someone who idolized Bill Cosby as a child, it's surprising you dedicate so much time in both specials to the rape allegations against him.
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Iranians idolized him in the way that Americans looked up to World War II generals like George Patton, and Brits admired the Duke of Wellington.
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For four solid years now, the foremost DJ of dewy-eyed, saccharine tech-house has been lionized and idolized, presented as the exemplar of club culture.
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He is idolized for his fierce, unapologetic approach to tradition – or rather, the way in which he shattered convention, with creations like the iconic armadillo shoe.
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She had idolized Jo as a child, and as she reread the story, she found herself measuring her adult life against the expectations of her girlhood.
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Once Cersei's "Little Dove," Sansa has come a long way since the days when she idolized the queen and dreamed of a comfortable King's Landing life.
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It's a period in his life which wasn't exactly glamorous, but, then again, neither were the DIY punk bands he idolized when he owned Sketchy Records.
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In 2767-43, a player named Wayne Gretzky, who idolized Howe as a child, entered the W.H.A. He would one day break many of Howe's records.
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His father, Chris Smith, told the station that the teenager who targeted his son idolized the two killers in the Columbine high school attack in 1999.
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Part of it was that I had not only idolized certain drunk genius writers but, also, I had really always associated creativity with darkness and pain.
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Youth culture was changing, originality was king and everyone was realizing the punk rock world we now idolized was a whole lot closer than we thought.
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And post-rock nerds who have long idolized Radiohead's soaring vocals and syncopated drum sequencing will find common cause with Stevens's complex and often lyrical composition.
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I idolized pop culture figures like Rory Gilmore, Lizzie McGuire, and Joey Potter — high-strung perfectionists whose elevated standards and careful decisions led them to success.
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At the time of his death in 1950, Patel was described by The Times as part of "India's idolized triumvirate" alongside Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.
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The only reason she played the par-215 course that day was to hang out with her father and her two older brothers, whom she idolized.
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An important reason for the unforeseen appeal of illiberalism in the East was therefore the shocking crisis of liberalism within the West that they once idolized.
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Though many players of Ruud's generation have idolized Federer, Ruud is more of a Nadal guy, basing himself out of the Rafael Nadal Academy in Majorca.
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At the time of his death in 1950, Patel was described by The Times as part of "India's idolized triumvirate" alongside Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.
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People idolized cult celebrities like Cory Kennedy, shopped at American Apparel, and formed collectives that that threw half-baked versions of the Misshapes parties in New York.
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But his sister Gwen Wilson beamed saying she isn't going to focus on the wrong that was done to her brother who she idolized as a child.
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"It just so happened that she wanted to do the things he was claiming [he did], so she probably idolized [him]," Elizabeth's sister Sarah Thomas told PEOPLE.
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And in an interview with Politico around the same time, Holder said he idolized Abdul-Jabbar growing up and that the basketball legend had become a friend.
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Flo idolized her older sister — even her smoking — and the pair have ended up with very similar mannerisms — sometimes it can feel like talking into a mirror.
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Unlike Apple co-founder Jobs, whom Holmes idolized, Gibney said the Theranos CEO didn't surround her herself with people who were willing to give her bad news.
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A master of political theater and the quotable quip, he is idolized by rank-and-file Tories determined to quit the European Union no matter the consequences.
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The classmates said he idolized right-wing activist Deepak Sharma, whom police accused of instigating violence against students from Afghanistan at a north Indian university in 2018.
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By the time of his death, the diminutive 62-year-old had achieved near-mythical status among his enemies, and he was idolized by Iranian hard-liners.
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Born and raised in New Jersey, Bragg had idolized the ape man famously played for many years in the movies by another Olympian, the swimmer Johnny Weissmuller.
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For violent-minded incels, Rodger is thought of as a hero, and it's believed Nikolas Cruz—the shooter responsible for the massacre in Parkland, Florida—also idolized Rodger.
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With wit, sharp insight, and apparent love, Massey pays tribute to some of the women of pop culture, both real and fictional, whom she's idolized throughout her life.
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For me, this upbringing seemed like nothing special, and I always found the way that people from outside the Bay Area idolized life there to be rather strange.
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While on a ski trip to Vermont he read a story in the New Republic, which he idolized, written by a young freelancer, and he had an epiphany.
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They hold virulently racist and anti-Semitic views informed by the writings of James Mason, a member of the American Nazi party who idolized Hitler and Charles Manson.
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" Katie Ray-Jones, the chief executive officer of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, said, "It's discouraging when people who have a history of being abusive are then idolized.
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I think now that I idolized beauty so much because I was often embarrassed and ashamed as a teenager and beauty seemed the opposite of embarrassment to me.
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Beginning in his years at the Fed, when he railed against the huge U.S. trade and budget deficits and battled inflation at every opportunity, investors idolized the man.
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A young Nicky Jam idolized Daddy Yankee, whom he first heard on the reggae-influenced mixtapes by DJ Playero, the tastemaker who helped shape the island's nascent sound.
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West has been linked to Chance since they are both from Chicago, and it's no secret that Chance has idolized the 38-year-old performer since his early days.
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I was initially met with a resounding chorus of "Why?" particularly among my friends who longed for lustrous lashes like the Bollywood icons they idolized; lashes I once had.
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Growing up, I idolized my dad and his job (by the time I was born, he'd gotten his dream job as book reviewer for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel).
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Grove was idolized by some of tech's best-known leaders, including former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who called him in 1997 to ask whether he should return to Apple.
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Howe scored 801 goals during his illustrious 26-year NHL career, ranking second on the all-time goal-scoring list behind Wayne Gretzky, who idolized the Saskatchewan-born forward.
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In Egypt, the Gothic spires and stained glass windows I idolized in America were rendered gauche next to the domes of Fatimid Cairo, the glazed tiles of her mosques.
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After all, Rosset is a walking archetype of those "bad boys" popular culture in general, and the publishing industry in particular, insists are to be fawned over and idolized.
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Despite a thirst so intractable that he "greedily guzzled" eau de cologne when he couldn't find anything better, Maurice, who idolized his mother, never failed to summon her sympathy.
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The latest guilty pleas mean Mr. Raniere will stand trial alone next month on federal racketeering charges, occupying center stage without the women who once idolized and supported him.
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Mr. Amiri idolized Hedi Slimane, a fellow (if adopted) Angeleno and rock obsessive, who helped pioneer cult luxury denim as the designer of Dior Homme in the early Aughts.
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Brian was constantly compared with an idolized older sister whom his mother said had died when she was six months old but who, he later learned, had been stillborn.
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" Adeney often says that one of the reasons he retired was to be present and fully engaged as a father: "I idolized the idea of being a good dad.
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And I could peek through the hole and see him, the sensitive, intelligent cowboy the little boy in me idolized, still on horseback, still riding wherever the wind took him.
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I never dreamed I'd step into a role from a movie I grew up watching, with a guy I idolized who I probably had a poster of on my wall.
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But Ball, as he put it himself in an interview last week, "idolized" James so much, even then, that he had a youth-size replica of one of his jerseys.
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Mr. MacDonald noted that as idolized cult British bands "were playing in London to people wearing knee-high boots and antique military dress tunics," Murtha stayed focused on the margins.
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But he was also a passionate fan and, like many kids in Delaware, followed the Phillies as a young boy and idolized their Hall of Fame third-baseman, Mike Schmidt.
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Among the vast and sacred realm of idolized love objects — the one inhabited by Dante's Beatrice and Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Robert — the title character of Edgar Oliver's "Victor" stands tall.
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One girl, who I had idolized for always having her heavy hair perfectly curled, casually shared how her parents couldn't afford to go on their yearly trip the coming summer.
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Stubborn and flawed, he survived many a brush with death and spent a lifetime trying to live up to the larger than life characters he idolized, both real and fictional.
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"It didn't feel like an accident," she said, adding that his behavior made her feel humiliated, belittled and put her on "high alert" around Rush whom she had previously idolized.
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Diego Simeone did, but even he had a spell at Catania, in Italy, before he got his move to Atlético Madrid, a club where he was idolized as a player.
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Iranians idolized him in the way that Americans looked up to World War II generals like George Patton, and Brits admired 19th century military leaders like the Duke of Wellington.
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Mr. Romney idolized his father, to a point where he would write "dad" on a piece of paper and place it on his podium when he took to the debate stage.
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Before he was an actor known for his performances in After Hours and, more recently, I Love Dick, he was the nephew of the writer idolized for her generation-defining prose.
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Ten years after Michael Jackson's death, the singer is the subject of a new HBO documentary that has received buzz — and backlash — from those who knew and idolized the pop star.
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Eventually I got to see the real thing, and I idolized not only the movie, but the teen babysitter who showed up to our house in Baby's knee-length denim shorts.
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But whether we're romanticized for our sexual prowess, idolized for our artistic "eye," or straight up demonized and locked away, make no mistake—"Black Museum" is an episode about mental incarceration.
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So if I can pass on any knowledge to someone who might look up to me, the same way I idolized those guys when I was younger, I'm all for it.
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The most consequential of the hat acts was the one whom the term fit least well: Garth Brooks, who idolized Strait, also managed to succeed by refusing to follow Strait's example.
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High schools—previously ruled by swaggering alphas who bullied nerds, wore Billabong, and idolized South Park—now overflow with floral ASOS button-ups, meticulous fade haircuts, and relentlessly cheerful Vine stars.
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It's meant as a kind of warm and inviting chance for the sorts of cult figures that Tarantino has long idolized to step out of the shadows and into the limelight.
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"I think on our first day of waitress training we broke something like 15 bottle openers," said Caitlin FitzGerald, who plays Simone, the longtime server and Downtown sophisticate idolized by Tess.
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Around 1983, when she was 20, she moved to New York for film school (she idolized François Truffaut and Bob Fosse) but dropped out when she ran out of tuition money.
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Koechner embodied a gross, sexist, aging frat boy frighteningly well, but he's very aware that Todd Packer's behavior sucked, and has a theory as to why Michael idolized him so much.
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Thomas' sister Sarah previously told PEOPLE that she was interested in a career in the medical field and "idolized" Cummins because he had worked for a decade in the health care industry.
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Thomas' sister Sarah has told PEOPLE that she was interested in a career in the medical field and "idolized" Cummins because he had worked for a decade in the health care industry.
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"I've idolized Michelle Kwan my entire life, and being able to get to know her through social media has been a pinch-me-is-this-real fever dream moment," he tells PEOPLE.
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Whether your guilty pleasure is stalking the #wanderlust hashtag on Instagram or you've just always idolized Zooey Deschanel's character in Almost Famous, chances are, you've daydreamed about being a flight attendant before.
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In a previous interview with PEOPLE, Thomas' sister, Sarah, said Elizabeth looked up to Cummins and "idolized him" for his years of experience in the medical field, where she aspired to work.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Mainstream representations of black men—and in turn, their masculinity—tend to oscillate from one extreme to the other: criminal, hyper-sexual, reviled, or idolized.
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Here is a man who collects women like records and catalogs them by preference, the first in a long series of clues that Rob is maybe not a character to be idolized.
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"I'd be lying if I said I didn't know that the list of guys who have thrown three instead of two gets pretty small — some of the guys I've idolized," Verlander said.
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Not that the new French Open champion could quite credit the fact that she was grabbing all the headlines back home rather than the man she idolized while growing up in Barcelona.
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" His post continued: "Our Mexico trip went sideways and we lost such a legend and one of the sickest kindest dudes in MTB, someone I've idolized since the day I started riding!!!
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Its most prominent user was jazz fusion guitar acrobat Allan Holdsworth, who's mostly idolized by the kind of guitarist with entirely too many Guitar Worlds piled up in a corner of his room.
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A police source tells PEOPLE Sebastian idolized infamous serial killer John Wayne Gacy, who killed more than 30 boys and young men between 1972 and 1978 and buried many under his front porch.
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Growing up I had idolized Barbie, and at thirteen years old, I'd found myself in the presence of a living one who wanted me to like her and was thus taking me shopping.
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Many of us have idolized heroines like Belle, Cinderella, Ariel, and Snow White, but it's hard to shake off storylines that rely on tropes that do little to present women as empowered beings.
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My childhood and adolescence was spent being disappointed and attempting to navigate the distance between when he was the "good" dad I idolized and when he would spend days sleeping on the couch.
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Once the premiere bad boy of the New York art scene, artist and provocateur Terence Koh vowed to leave the city and the same art world that once idolized him in late 2014.
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Some people have told me that seeing the photos in color have made them realize that it's actually stuff that happened and not just historical images of something that's been very romanticized and idolized.
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A ballet and opera devotee, she idolized Marian Anderson and attended her 1939 performance at the Lincoln Memorial after the Daughters of the American Revolution refused to allow her to sing at Constitution Hall.
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Older voters recall the Soviet Union's hosting of the 1980 Moscow Olympics with nostalgia and in recent years Kremlin-backed films and TV programs have idolized Soviet sportspeople from ice hockey players to gymnasts.
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He spent his adolescent years at a military-themed boarding school, where he became infatuated with martial dress and ceremony and idolized his supervisor, a former Army colonel known to the boys as Maje.
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Mr. Anderson had lived for many years in Tenafly, N.J. Growing up in Brooklyn, where Dodger ballplayers were idolized by many a youngster, Mr. Anderson channeled his love for sports in a different direction.
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In a recent interview at Tacos El Paso, a Mexican restaurant in Everett, she said she'd long idolized Shirley Chisholm and Barbara Jordan, pioneering Democrats who were among the first black women in Congress.
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So it makes sense that his impact would be felt differently in different parts of the world, resonating with, or repelling, people in countries that have idolized, demonized or relied on the United States.
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Here's some of what was presented in part one: Safechuck and Robson idolized Jackson Safechuck, 41, was around 9 years old when he met Jackson while filming a Pepsi commercial with the pop star.
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Within a month of starting as a secretary at Columbia Records, she was promoted to the advertising department, where she worked with artists she idolized, among then Barbra Streisand, Laura Nyro and Janis Joplin.
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Not only had the young women who idolized Cathy Gale never seen anyone who looked anything like themselves so capably handling themselves on screen—they'd never had anything like her book made for them, either.
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White nationalists have spread their message across platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube and have idolized those who have attacked counterprotesters at white nationalist marches and opened fire at synagogues and mosques across the country.
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Celebrities, including Laverne Cox, the transgender actress known for her role on "Orange is the New Black," and who India's friends say she idolized, launched a social media campaign asking all of us to #SayHerName.
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It was humbling to see the artist I've idolized since I was 4, who's been in the industry for longer than I've been alive, smile through any trepidation about her big return to the stage.
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Another young man in Georgia, who reportedly "idolized" the teenager who killed 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, opens fire on cars on a Georgia freeway, injuring two people before shooting himself.
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Yet, despite how they say they were treated, Yoder Begley, Goucher, and Cain have all described feeling grateful to be on Salazar's team, and how they loved and idolized him for making them better athletes.
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Her admirers were countless — from fellow authors, college students and working people to Barack Obama, who awarded her a Presidential Medal of Freedom; to Oprah Winfrey, who idolized Morrison and helped greatly expand her readership.
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Had he not shot himself in the head and collapsed in front of his typewriter on February 20, 2005, the idolized hedonist and gonzo journalist would have turned 80 earlier this week on July 18.
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This is Blood, Sweat, and Pixels' model: by holding the miserable bits up to the light, Schreier creates a compellingly warts-and-all portrait of a profession that so many who grew up playing games idolized.
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A high school teacher said the 20-year-old was fascinated with Nazism, idolized Adolf Hitler, and had been singled out by school officials in the 9th grade for his "deeply held, radical" convictions on race.
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" Cross, who said he idolized Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan as a youth, criticized Trump's proposal to temporarily ban all Muslims from entering the U.S., saying, "President Eisenhower would have never proposed banning Muslims from America.
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He is a man who was preaching love yourself right now (in Los Angeles of all places) at a time when the idolized '80s gym rat was a a 5'8 leggy blonde with a perfect tan.
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Lamar—who so idolized Lil Wayne that one of his pre-stardom mixtapes, 2009's C4, consisted mainly of remixes of Carter III songs—has long been one of the best arguments for Wayne's pervasive influence.
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Smith imagines her biography as a series of formative relationships with men — from her once idolized father and older brother to her complicated romantic entanglements with such literary lights as Charles Bray and George Henry Lewes.
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Just like the players I idolized as a child in 2006, today's players wear the same uniform and play in the same arena as the guys with whom I had classes as a student years later.
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While they could come close to sounding like the blues musicians they idolized, they had a distinctive quality of their own, forged from a mix of down-home blues, ragtime, string-band music and country folk.
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For the future, Plum said she has found motivation in two players she idolized growing up — Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi — whom she met through Morgan Valley, an assistant coach at Washington who played at Connecticut.
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"Real Bad Gal" manages to sound like it belongs in 2018 and feels like the fix his cult following needed—an ode to the "bad gal," the archetype often idolized in West Indian culture for outspoken women.
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Indian Kashmir is in the midst of the worst unrest in six years that began early last month when security forces killed a young separatist commander who was idolized by some youth, provoking an outpouring of anger.
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A former teacher, Derek Weimer, has said Fields was fascinated in high school with Nazism, idolized Adolf Hitler, and had been singled out by officials at his Union, Kentucky, school for "deeply held, radical" convictions on race.
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As a self-described "tiny kid" growing up in the '80s, during the era of Arnold and Hulk Hogan, Mr. Callaham had idolized the smaller, speedier action star, and now he was finally going to meet him.
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But as someone who once idolized Kanye for his willingness to call bullshit on injustice, and his innate ability to convey both hubris and humility all at once, it was hard not to feel a little disconnected.
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We idolized Shannen Doherty when she was 90210's Brenda Walsh — and she's been nothing but inspirational since she was first diagnosed with breast cancer in August 2015 and began talking openly about her struggle with the disease.
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But Mr. Vollbracht's aesthetic, Mr. Banks noted, was equally shaped by the designers he idolized, an American pantheon that included Pauline Trigère, Norman Norell and Bill Blass, whose label Mr. Vollbracht briefly took over in the early 2000s.
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Trump doesn't sound like a dictator by accident, and The Family finally explains why, in detail: The president speaks that way because men like Douglas Coe idolized fascist rulers of the mid-twentieth century and spread their appeal.
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Mugabe, who ruled Zimbabwe for 37 years from independence in 1980, was a polarizing figure idolized by some for his role in Zimbabwe's liberation struggle but hated by others for overseeing a disastrous economic decline and political violence.
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Rossetter, who played the mistress to Hoffman's Willy Loman in the production, said she idolized Hoffman upon her initial casting opposite him and enjoyed the experience of working with him until he invited her back to his hotel room.
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Wade – who is set to retire at the end of this season – has swapped jerseys with plenty of other players throughout the season, but said he chose Huerter after hearing that the 20-year-old idolized him growing up.
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Both men are one of five children, and both idolized their emotionally abusive fathers while eventually striving to not just emulate but outdo their dads — as if to finally prove their worthiness — while treating women as on-camera props.
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Others include Juve keeper Gianluigi Buffon potentially becoming the oldest player to lift the trophy or Real coach Zinedine Zidane, twice a Champions League runner-up with Juve, contriving to break the hearts of those who once idolized him.
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However, it didn't exactly pan out that way—because mere months later, he would become one of the most idolized pop stars in the world; a human canvas onto which a whole generation of teenagers would project their fantasies.
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In New Zealand he was branded public enemy No. 1 during the 2011 World Cup as a result of several on-field skirmishes with the previous All Blacks captain Richie McCaw, who is idolized in the rugby-mad country.
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As her motorcade drove through San Juan, people poured into the streets to greet her, even as it passed the hardscrabble Luis Llorens Torres housing project, where baseball and basketball players and boxers are usually the most idolized stars.
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I started out going with my mom when Sampras and Agassi were in their pomp, although I idolized Patrick Rafter, the Australian who relentlessly attacked the net and said, "Sorry, mate" when he had to catch his serve toss.
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But since the release of the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, and the controversy that has ensued from the claims made against the idolized pop star, the brand has decided not to produce any of its Jackson-inspired looks from the show.
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The film about the lead singer of British rock band Queen, idolized by gay Western fans, has earned more than 50 million yuan ($8 million) in box office revenue since opening in Chinese arthouse cinemas on Friday, according to Alibaba Pictures.
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We hear the inner voices of most of the main characters, but not the central couple, perhaps because Fisher idolized the man and perhaps because she knew how unsympathetic we might find the woman, whose perfection comes at a heavy price.
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When you're one of the most idolized and talked-about celebrities on earth, people want to know everything about you, from what you eat and drink to your daily routine and what you look like before the glam squad arrives.
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"Music was something that I became really seriously attached to as a really young person because I had an older brother who I idolized and he was the biggest music fan in the world," he tells PEOPLE with a grin.
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"I don't think the Thais consider themselves an Asian power," said Thailand forward Miranda Nild, 53, who grew up in the Bay Area and attended Cal-Berkeley, as did the American star Alex Morgan, whom Nild idolized as a younger player.
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John Malkovich plays esteemed and celebrated filmmaker Leslie Goodwin, who is idolized by C.K.'s character, Glen, and around whom rumors of pedophilia swirl — rumors that seem all but confirmed by Leslie's unashamed penchant for women a half-century his junior.
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Mr. Talamon's work for Soul, which he says gave him confidence and a platform to hone his craft, made an important contribution to its visual ethos, providing readers with a vivid window into the lives of people they respected and idolized.
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Underscoring their admiration for strong leaders, the Chinese technology figures told the Silicon Valley group that many in China idolized the Uber founder Travis Kalanick, who resigned as chief executive last year after the company was embroiled in various scandals.
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Frazier said that he idolized the Yankees' Paul O'Neill when he was growing up and that he would ask O'Neill, now a Yankees broadcaster, if he could wear his No. 21, which Frazier wore with the Reds and the White Sox.
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"I'd be lying if I said I didn't know that the list of guys who have thrown three instead of two gets pretty small — some of the guys I've idolized," Verlander said in a postgame television interview, according to MLB.com.
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By 1965 there was a small but growing part of the Democratic Party that would soon blossom into the New Left: an anti-military, anti-authority movement that idolized foreign revolutions in Russia (Lenin), Cuba (Castro) and Red China (Mao).
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There are some key differences between Vogel and Junod — the real reporter didn't get into a fistfight with his father at his sister's wedding, and he in fact idolized his father, he pointed out in an article for The Atlantic.
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The older Frank gets, the more people he loses, the more he watches the men he once idolized fading away, the more he struggles to understand how his life of murder and extortion squares with the possibility of an afterlife.
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Like Leonard Bernstein, who Mr. Previn idolized and in some ways echoed, he was a great popularizer, a figure who gave the sense that it was possible to know about, and even love, everything — grand and intimate, high art and low.
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Ever since the special counsel investigation into Russian interference during the 2016 presidential election was launched, the silver-haired former FBI director at its head has been idolized, lusted after, and nearly deified by a Resistance badly in need of heroes.
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The Venezuela-born 23-year-old faced two set points on her own serve but held her nerve to win them both, before reeling off the next nine games against the seven-times grand slam champion, a player she idolized in her youth.
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And Mr. da Silva, the former president many had idolized, had left office with an approval rating of 87 percent only to become the most prominent scalp taken by a corruption scandal that has ensnared dozens of the country's political and business leaders.
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Corbett was so obsessed with movement and the science of boxing that Gene Tunney (who idolized Corbett) recalled the old heavyweight champion showing diagrams that he had put together over the course of his boxing career for many of his patterns and movements.
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The son of a blacksmith in Montreal who idolized the Canadiens star Bernie Geoffrion, Gilbert endured two spinal fusion operations after hurting his back in juniors when he tripped over the paper lid of an ice cream container embedded in the ice.
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Or maybe you once idolized Cinderella and Prince Charming, only to realize that, later in your 20s, there's nothing swoon-worthy about a guy trying to find the identity of his crush by having every gal in town try on a glass slipper.
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Having idolized her mom while she was growing up, Schumer's world was turned upside down at age 13 when her mom admitted she was having an affair with a married family friend named Lou – who also happened to be the father of Amy's best friend.
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Orozco had always been close with her aunt, Adriana Rivas, whom she idolized, but her perception of her hero was shaken when Rivas was arrested for her involvement in Augusto Pinochet's secret police during his dictatorship and accused of abducting, torturing, and murdering detainees.
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"Music was something that I became really seriously attached to as a really young person because I had an older brother who I idolized and he was the biggest music fan in the world," he told PEOPLE after releasing his country album in 2016.
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This could be, to those other parts of the system — retailers and manufacturers and the keepers of the calendar and, yes, critics — deeply frustrating, but to the many designers who idolized him but did not dare step out of line, it was an inspiration.
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Alma gets to reconnect with her younger sister by reliving how much Becca once idolized her as a child, and she finds a new respect for her practical mother by learning that there was a lot she didn't know about her more imaginative father.
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In some ways, the young Croatian continues a Balkan tradition of basketball excellence, established by players like former Chicago Bulls star Toni Kukoc, whom Bender idolized growing up, and Drazen Petrovic, whose status as the greatest Croatian player of all time Bender may one day challenge.
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I have long idolized Andy Warhol's early work for how it captures stardom's need for repetition, but unfortunately the current Musée d'art moderne de la Villa de Paris show, Warhol Unlimited, is just a bland and banal Warhol primer show that leaves out the edgier, ghastly stuff.
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Missed cues, clashing egos, veiled threats and unaddressed money worries all contributed to Mr. Cohen's halting decision to turn on a man he had long idolized and even once vowed to take a bullet for, according to the documents and interviews with people close to the events.
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"The charge is an extremely serious charge against him," said Mary Kelley, a sculptor from Chevy Chase, Md., who took a tour of Monticello in 2013 and was shocked by what she considered to be the guide's negative tone about a man she has always idolized.
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Mickelson, who turns 473 in June, feels that a decision he made years ago to have a greater work ethic and commitment to physical health has left him in no rush to tee it up on the PGA Tour Champions with players he idolized as a child.
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As great a band as Girlpool were as bedroom-born minimalists—building spindly guitar and bass and two teetering voices around one another into wonderfully precarious toothpick-sculpture pop—it has been a joy to watch them blossom into the sorts of slow-moving, skybound bands they've long idolized.
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"Home Improvement" starring Tim Allen aired from 1991 to 1999, and during that time, it was one of the top-rated sitcoms on TV. Allen's character — also named Tim — idolized masculinity and often showed his power through tools, while the dumb-husband-and-nagging-wife stereotype was on full show.
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Growing up deaf but sighted in Arizona, Mr. Tarango idolized old-school leading men like John Wayne, Henry Fonda and Burt Lancaster and longed to be a film actor himself — a hope that dimmed when he began losing his sight in his 20s because of Usher syndrome, a rare genetic disorder.
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Not long ago, on one of the Upper East Side avenues he haunts, Paul McCartney bumped into a woman (my wife, as it happens) who as a small child had seen him onstage and held her ears against the screaming, and, like every woman of her generation, has idolized him since.
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In other words, I idolized Sheryl Sandberg the woman—good for any sister who finds a way to amass $113 billion for being at parties and steering clear of some boring ops job—but from the first minute I saw her in person in 2012 I was very, very concerned about Facebook.
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Since starting out as singer-songwriters who idolized bands like Incubus in 2007, they've gone full circle, switching to electronic production and DJing in 150; touring as DJS and releasing an album full of proper bangers called Get Wet in 2014; then returning with a new live band set-up at Ultra 2015.
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Also arriving this week is a Mother Love Bone box set, "On Earth as It Is: The Complete Works" (on the Pearl Jam-founded Monkeywrench label), offering a new opportunity to examine the talents of Mr. Wood, a flamboyant figure in the Seattle scene who idolized Freddie Mercury, Paul Stanley and Elton John.
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Depending on what the rest of the world was up to, visitors saw the behavior of American children as an example of all that was wrong with democracy, capitalism, mass culture, social mobility, or McDonald's; they weren't sure whether the children they saw were being idolized, adored, neglected, exploited, or unduly emulated.
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Raf Simons, one of the most idolized designers of his generation (and the rare one on whose merits fashion critics and rappers could easily agree), had been tipped to take over the listing house of Calvin Klein from nearly the moment he stepped down from his previous post at Christian Dior in 218.
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Zuckerman, along with everyone else in the town, had idolized the Swede as the embodiment of the American dream: Jewish, but also tall and blonde (hence the nickname), a star athlete, a Marine, a college man who married a shiksa who was also Miss New Jersey, and took over his father's ladies' glove manufacturing business.
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" (Presumably, the dog didn't listen to "momma" at the deli.) All of this reached a boiling point earlier Monday when a celebrity blogger — who has written for Refinery29 in the past — shared the news about Jenner, adding that Jenner is "disturbingly despicable, entitled, unsympathetic, sadistic, uncharitable and self-absorbed human being who doesn't deserve to be idolized.
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You only need to look at how fans mourned David Bowie and Prince last year; how they idolized and repackaged the punk aesthetic of The Sex Pistols, The Slits, and The Ramones; how they still flock to see Madonna, Springsteen, and Iggy Pop, to understand that we gravitate towards people who turn our assumptions on their heads.
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Nadler idolized him and became interested in civil liberties himself, so when he entered Congress, he gravitated to Judiciary's Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties, which he chaired, or served on as ranking member, for 13 years, compiling a reliably liberal record to match his district, which snakes along Manhattan's West Side and into Brooklyn.
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Cosigned by Pete Wentz and snapped up by Fueled by Ramen, I remember exactly where I was the first day I heard "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" (home, on Myspace, talking to my friends) and I remember how much we idolized this quirky, nerdy group of guys who wove literary references through their overly verbose lyrics.
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In the past few years, the most notable movies about Silicon Valley were The Social Networkand Steve Jobs, critic catnip biopics that may not have idolized their subjects but gave Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg the great-man-of-history treatment: Just imagine, without those two titans of industry, you wouldn't be scrolling through Facebook on your iPhone right now!
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But the company is banking on the beer's staying good for a while; it is setting an expiration date of three months for its New England I.P.A. Mr. Kimmich is most excited about the new beer from Sierra Nevada, a company he idolized early in his career, as a brewer in the 1990s at the Vermont Pub and Brewery.
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A few years ago, Mr. Fogel, a filmmaker and a dedicated amateur cyclist who had, like so many, idolized Lance Armstrong in the years when he vehemently denied doping, had an idea for a movie on the theme: He would create a doping regimen for himself that could go undetected and record the results of the experiment.
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James, who spent 11 seasons with the Cavaliers and fulfilled his promise to bring home a NBA title to Cleveland, was intrigued with the chance to play for one of the league&aposs most storied programs and the chance to work with Hall of Famer Magic Johnson, the Lakers&apos president and a player James idolized since he was a kid.
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More from Upstart 25:25 young start-ups the world may soon view as essentialWhat it will take to become another TeslaThe surprising people idolized by successful CEOs There are other business organizations that are thriving in Puerto Rico, but while inspirational, these examples are too few and scarce to create the critical mass of start-ups necessary to shift the downward trend of the economy.
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Sure, other writers had tried this transubstantiation trick before—notably Bellow, whom Roth idolized, and that other Roth, Henry—but only Philip Roth attempted it so explicitly, and yet, paradoxically, so casually, in book after book after book (almost 30 novels in all), as if by sheer effort he could drag not just the Old World into the New World, but the New World into the Global.
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My Befuddling Dinner With Facebook Empress Sheryl Sandberg Virginia Heffernan wistfully recalls her Lean In dinner with Sheryl Sandberg: In other words, I idolized Sheryl Sandberg the woman—good for any sister who finds a way to amass $1.6 billion for being at parties and steering clear of some boring ops job—but from the first minute I saw her in person in 2013 I was very, very concerned about Facebook.
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Profile in style Growing up in Merrick, Long Island, Michael Kors was surrounded by women who loved fashion: "My mother was a former Revlon model, my grandmother was obsessed with Bill Blass and beige and I had two midriff-bearing aunts who idolized Cher," says the designer, who drew dresses in the sand at the family beach club, where he first observed the leisure-class glamour that would become his eponymous label's signature.
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Before we get too far along into the documentary, I would just like to point out that the America this guy grew up in is the same America in which the Tom Brady who came from nothing grew up in, which is an America where Tom Brady went to a fancy prep school in San Mateo, California, earned a free ride to one of the premier universities in the country, where he started every game in his final two years (Brian Griese, two years his senior, was busy being undefeated and winning a national championship the first two years), and later became the face of the most popular sports league in the country, beloved and idolized by millions.
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