But dash cams don't just exist to immortalize highway drama.
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You wish you could immortalize that tweet forever as well.
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Why immortalize the vehicles of the country that defeated them?
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Even the clothes they wear each day immortalize the dead.
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He will choose which moment in the striptease to immortalize.
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But her lyrics don't just recall details, they immortalize them.
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Hollywood has found a new way to immortalize Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
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When we cast figures in bronze, we immortalize their contributions to history.
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Learn how to immortalize your travels through stunning photography with this course.
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And now he has a BuzzFeed News post to forever immortalize his mistake.
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GIFs are easily the best way to spread and immortalize important Olympics moments.
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Maybe you'll even get to immortalize it in an equally hypnotic Instagram video.
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There might soon be a statue to immortalize King James in his hometown.
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Contemporary portraiture is interesting to me because it's a way to immortalize disenfranchised demographics.
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"We are here to immortalize the legacy of these great liberators," Ryan said Wednesday.
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It had just achieved the sort of thing badger bards immortalize in badger songs.
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Readers responding to our callout overwhelmingly named Marsha P. Johnson as someone to immortalize.
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Others, like Bertrand Bonello, rebel against established stories, creating "unauthorized" works to immortalize their subjects.
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In 1940, Knute Rockne, All-American, would immortalize Rockne's "Win one for the Gipper" speech.
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Echo Dot (2nd Generation) — $40 See Details Immortalize any of your romantic memories with retro photos.
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Unfade is a new app from the team behind Scanbot to help photographers immortalize their images.
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Two photos by Elyxanrdo Cegarra immortalize calm-looking Venezualan police officers forcibly detaining distressed young people.
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Everyone stands and takes out their phone to immortalize the moment Antoine Griezmann steps up and scores.
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The Oscars aim to immortalize the "best" movies of the year, a task that's tricky but possible.
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The artist watched her crawling across a field one day and was inspired to immortalize her on canvas.
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In any case, you know you need this, so watch Paul McCartney immortalize himself in meme history below.
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Both a Hungarian Euro pop ode and a Nina Hagen rap immortalize Gorbachev as an object of adulation.
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If they had already been discussed on the phone, why immortalize it and create a paper trail in text?
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In a single composition, he attempts to immortalize the past, present, and future, and does so with profound intentionality.
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Lil' Smurf was out going hard and protesting and I was like, Man, I've got to immortalize this somehow.
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"When I cover spaces or pieces in gold, in a way I'm attempting to immortalize the work," he explains.
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Large-scale, hyperrealistic, and rendered in smooth oil paint, the works immortalize the flower through an entrancing and evocative narrative.
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Through generative computational modeling, researchers at Leeds University recreated Joey's character from Friends to immortalize him in an AI avatar.
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MEMORIAL diverges from his scrawled cartoon style to immortalize the most mundane, transient item possible in everlasting, authoritarian, all-caps.
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If you want a "right to be forgotten," it probably isn't a good idea to do something to immortalize yourself.
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It was named to honor and immortalize someone whose lasting legacy prominently features an impassioned, violent attack on an abolitionist.
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The die-hard fan in your life can bring the portable camera to all their concerts to immortalize the experience.
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He persuaded architects, developers and public officials to let him immortalize their buildings and monuments on film in altitudinous detail.
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I want to immortalize your sausage fingers digging into her knee-pits as you try desperately not to drop her.
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The Royal Mail will immortalize the late David Bowie with a series of new stamps, the British postal service announced Wednesday.
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It was only a matter of time, then, before someone found a way to immortalize the designer's iconic tenure at Céline.
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I gave this a shot and chose to immortalize one of Motherboard editor-in-chief Jason Koebler's tweets about Jersey Shore.
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This project will almost immortalize her, so that she can go on telling the story once she's no longer with us.
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Meme-ability is increasingly valuable resource in Hollywood, as it can — if used properly and for the right reasons — immortalize a celebrity.
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Then 210 meters from the tape he pulled out from behind Chataway to immortalize himself as the first sub-four-minute miler.
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As long as there's an iPhone handy, we can immortalize life's most precious and spontaneous moments at the tap of a finger.
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How not to immortalize your love: Carve you and your partner's names into an ancient red rock wall then post it on Instagram.
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As a way to further immortalize the bouquets, she has dried the flowers and is now planning to create resin sculptures with them.
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It's a small price to pay to immortalize a phrase that can get you out of an unwanted relationship or an awkward situation.
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These handcrafted, personalized artisan bobbleheads Immortalize your love for your friends and family by gifting them personalized handcrafted bobbleheads of you two together.
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For parents, social media is a stage: They can immortalize the vacation in family lore and allow online viewers to vicariously follow along.
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But if those pieces immortalize the moment before a catastrophe, Agnès Geoffray's "Flying Man" (2015) slideshow follows an actual fall to its gruesome end.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the undefeated stud wanted to immortalize his signature slogan in diamonds and spared no expenses to get the job done.
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In fact ... Jim says Tom has proved so much in his 19-year NFL career -- the university should now be OBLIGATED to immortalize him!!!
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Three chaotic days of peace, music, mud and free love helped immortalize the 22017 Woodstock festival as the touchstone of Sixties counterculture.
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You don't have to fork out hundreds to immortalize your upcoming summer adventures — the All-Pro HD Waterproof Action Camera can do it for you.
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Painters and sculptors from all over the Western world, for centuries, revered these shapes so much that they were moved to capture and immortalize them.
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Nathan Wyburn, a Welsh artist famous for using unusual media, decided to immortalize the rapper's place in memedom with a portrait drawn with canned spaghetti.
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His career deserves all the recognition it gets; and thankfully, someone finally decided to immortalize the auteur filmmaker in a way that does him justice.
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Only the most Kylie Thing Of All Time: they realized that needed to have a commitment ceremony to immortalize their unique friendship once and for all.
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Biles has our vote, but we're guessing that if she takes home the Mirrorball Trophy this season, she probably won't immortalize that with a new tattoo.
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Of the dozens upon dozens of finished buildings Hadid has created, why not choose her never-to-be stadium to immortalize in an immaculate, gleaming visual?
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Days before Julia Roberts won an Oscar for best actress for her starring role in "Erin Brockovich," a wax figure was made to immortalize the moment.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... Herro wanted to immortalize his own "TH14" logo in bling, so he hit up celeb jeweler Iceman Nick to make it happen.
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He built his own that people from around the world are starting to come to, take pictures of, stand in front of and immortalize this man.
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"It would immortalize this team forever in New York folklore and it would definitely get this program back to where it needs to be," he said.
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Real ring pops are hard to come by nowadays, but you can immortalize your love of them forever with these sparkly pins from this UK-based company.
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Only recently, with the advent of the "indoor cat," have we finally gained round-the-clock access, and the ability to immortalize our cornered pets' every move.
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The book's highlight is Walcott's young friendship with the painter Dunstan St. Omer (Gregorias in the poem), companion and competitor in his quest to immortalize the island.
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Despite their fame, the entire family is clearly very close-knit—Presley even has a tattoo of Kaia's name on his arm to immortalize their tight sibling bond.
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As we're sure any self-respecting Norseman is aware, there's simply no better way to immortalize something than to set it aflame, in the most spectacular of ways.
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Despite their fame, the entire family is clearly very close-knit — Presley even has a tattoo of Kaia's name on his arm to immortalize their tight sibling bond.
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If yes, one of these soundwave art prints are the perfect way to immortalize a tune and provide him with a physical representation of his timeless classic of choice.
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Polaroid Originals OneStep 2 camera: 'Stranger Things' Edition (with film) — $126.99 See Details Now that summer is here, we're sure you want to immortalize your shenanigans under the sun.
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The moments that make up a life in baseball can immortalize you, not just for what you did, but also for what they may inspire others to call you.
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The first question comes from a young girl who implores the artist to help her immortalize her horse who recently died—more specifically, who was made into dog food.
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We could easily take this stuff out of your pockets so that you'd have a smooth silhouette in these posed photos, but let's immortalize those khaki-clad lumps instead.
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But I definitely take the purely hot ones too, and get validation from the camera, or I feel like I'm having a hot day, and I want to immortalize it.
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NHL God Luc Robitaille says the people designing Shaq's Staples Center statue are no dummies -- 'cause if you're gonna immortalize the Diesel ... it should be dunks and NOT free throws.
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We hope that Mikey would like the song and that it can do its part to immortalize his spirit, though he'll live on forever through the music of Pop Zeus.
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And given that Mother's Day is coming up, there's really no better time than the present to immortalize your love for the woman who birthed you all those years ago.
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As the sticky note protest began to spread, First Look Media saw how impactful the movement had become and decided to immortalize sections of the wall in a holiday card.
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The early advocates of cinema saw its potential to bend time and transform space magically; the pioneers of recorded music saw the potential to immortalize sound, which was previously just ephemera.
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Hujar's photos of Warhol Star Candy Darling on her hospital bed remind me of Nan Goldin's photos of her friends in their coffins—attempts to immortalize or preserve people through photography.
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In looking at these snapshots, two impulses bubble to the surface: the need to mourn a golden era gone by and the fierce desire to immortalize it in our own mythology.
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James Joyce, the groundbreaking Irish novelist chose to immortalize June 16, 1904, in his novel "Ulysses" because it was the date of his first outing with his future wife, Nora Barnacle.
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The play Shakespeare would write about his life was written 177 years later in 1599 and includes the famous "band of brothers" speech which is helped immortalize the king in history.
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Still, it has a neat feature that lets users take a 360-degree photo of an object, meaning you can immortalize a friend from every angle, or perhaps digitize a statue.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides crackles with the thrill of endless becoming, the tenderness that often correlates with distance, and the sound effects that immortalize Sophie in the aural world.
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Whether it's deconstructed junk food, avocado toast, or just plain old pizza, no meal is too trivial to be photographed from above by Instagrammers who are eager to immortalize their culinary adventures.
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Each year, several hundred photographers and many more television teams descend on this festival to immortalize the newest red-carpet immortals, who are sometimes, in this auteur-driven event, the old immortals.
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Sometimes my dog's leg twitches when he sleeps, and I want other people to laugh without having to immortalize the moment, like I would if I shared it on Facebook or Instagram.
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Along with his own musical output and role in tweaking rap's dominant sound, It's those memories that will immortalize Carlos Walker as a beloved figurehead in Bankhead and Atlanta as a whole.
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There is nothing to immortalize unless you are a writer or artist moved to render the image of an exhausted-looking middle-aged woman staring at a screen-full of Amazon reviews.
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James Joyce, the groundbreaking Irish novelist, above, chose to immortalize June 16, 1904, in his novel "Ulysses" because it was the date of his first outing with his future wife, Nora Barnacle.
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"With the untimely and unexpected passing of the great Kobe Bryant please sign this petition in an attempt to immortalize him forever as the new NBA Logo," the petition&aposs description reads.
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Will Smith has his boot-scootin' boogie ready to go for whenever Lil Nas X wants to make a music video to immortalize his hit "Old Town Road" remix with Billy Ray Cyrus.
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If you're just looking for a fun way to immortalize your kids' Play-Doh creations before they get smushed into an unrecognizable blob, the app itself is a fun way to do so.
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The fad may become more of a trend, some say, as selfie and food obsessed users use their mobile devices to capture random moments in their lives and immortalize them on social media.
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Concerned with the decay of African heritage sites, The Zamani Project, based at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, is seeking to immortalize historic spots in three-dimensional, virtual reality-ready models.
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Immediately, I knew that I had to take their words and immortalize them in a video, I wanted everyone — men and women alike — to be as moved by these words as I have been.
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If your instinct is to immortalize the scene by snapping a pic of your democracy-in-action grin alongside that filled-out ballot, we've got some bad news: you might be breaking the law.
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" In his ragged voice, Shultz warns, "Don't know if I can play this part much longer" and contemplates suicide — "The best die young/immortalize" — only to be told, "At least you're on the radio.
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In honor of the show's conclusion, the cast, who are all best friends off-camera too, chose to immortalize their memories on the iconic show by doing what every friend group does — get matching tattoos.
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Suspect LTD, one of the greatest pin makers in the game, has decided to immortalize Nag Champa (a package of which usually lasts a mere 2-3 days in my house) with this pretty pin.
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Taking screenshots during PlayStation 4 gameplay can immortalize a moment that would otherwise have been lost quickly, helping you prove your mighty prowess — or helping you display the abject failure of a friend or rival.
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No matter what else you think about him, you've got to give him credit for his uncanny ability to zero in on a political enemy's biggest weakness or insecurity and then immortalize it via nickname.
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I mean, he even refused to let go of the bat as he made his way to first: Fittingly, Topps decided to immortalize the moment with its own card to fit the occasion: A measly card?
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Related: Stark Geotagged Photos Shed Light on American Poverty In Mickalene Thomas's Photographs, Black Women are Muses Surreal Black and White Photos Immortalize Oldest Trees on Earth Celebrate Black History Month with the Google Cultural Institute
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The girls spent some time with a tattoo artist, who inscribed each of their characters' first initials on the inside of their pointer fingers to immortalize not only their longtime alter-egos, but also their iconic "shhhh" pose.
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When it came time to place music in the actual season, I knew I wanted to find a place for it, and once the soundtrack came around, I knew we had to immortalize it as a Broad City exclusive!
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Mathewuse's site features a roundup of his covers (which also include some Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys novels), with titles and captions that should provide endless inspiration for the kind of snap shot you'd want the artist to immortalize.
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While the artists have distinct styles, each practiced some form of plein-air painting in an outdoor studio, enabled by the newly portable paint tubes and their innovative synthetic colors, to quickly immortalize an idealized and ephemeral scene of American nature.
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That theoretically makes cultured insect meat more scalable, both because you cut out the insane costs of serums, and because the process is inherently simpler: When you grow insect cells in the lab they easily "immortalize," or propagate in perpetuity.
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I've always been a fan of screenshotting extra special tweets to ensure I remember them long after they pass through my timeline, but these days there are far more charming, thoughtful, and highly amusing ways to immortalize a favorite tweet.
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Not only would a lifelog immortalize users, in a sense, it would also contribute to a growing body of data that military researchers hoped would contribute to the development of artificial intelligence capable of thinking like a human being does.
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Next month, the United States Postal Service will immortalize Mr. Rogers, who died of cancer in 2003, alongside cultural and political icons such as Elvis, Big Bird and former presidents, when it introduces a Forever postage stamp with his portrait.
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Brock McLaughlin, or "Baby Yoda's Baby Daddy" on Twitter, has decided to immortalize this fleeting moment in meme culture history with what appears to be a real tattoo of Baby Yoda nervously clutching a White Claw hard seltzer to his chest.
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Gaitonde addresses but does not want to reckon with his own hubris and mortality, pining for Guruji's undivided and practically begging, with each act of violence or criminality or as he reaches through the past to Singh, to immortalize his own notoriety.
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She chiseled a found block of opalescent, flesh-toned alabaster into a torso, mounting it on a makeshift wooden pedestal and naming it "Torso found in Today's Downtown Beirut" (1988) to immortalize the fallen bodies and abandoned ancient sites of the city.
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"With the untimely and unexpected passing of the great Kobe Bryant please sign this petition in an attempt to immortalize him forever as the new NBA Logo," reads the petition, which was created by 16-year-old Bryant fan Nick Moghtader of Vancouver.
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If you're thinking that Hardy is either creepily obsessed with his Revenant co-star or simply a really, really big Titanic fan (so big that he wants to forever immortalize his love for Leo by inking his body), then you'd be wrong on both accounts.
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At The Drive-In would be mercilessly heckled during that set, and Bixler-Zavala took that feeling of loss and dehumanization and turned it into invective of living in spite of genuine loss, which showed emo was more than a place to immortalize minor slights.
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If immensely boosting Twitter's profile was all the 2009 VMAs had done, that would still be enough to immortalize the night, the way the 2000 Grammys were immortalized because J.Lo's dress that night was so searched for that it led directly to the creation of Google Images.
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"The term 'Fake News' became so ubiquitous last year that it was officially named the word of the year, so we thought we'd immortalize this of-the-moment phrase on a pair of our jeans," said Mo Riach, Topshop's head of design, by way of explanation.
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The Office of the Pardon Attorney and President Obama should heed Marcus Garvey's sage counsel in a speech in Nova Scotia in 1937 – words Bob Marley helped immortalize decades later in his 1980 masterpiece Redemption Song – and "emancipate [them]selves from mental slavery," so Marcus Garvey's legacy can finally be free.
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Following in the footsteps of his head-to-toe tattooed dad, Brooklyn has already gotten his second tattoo in just a matter of weeks, a very detailed camera done by Dr. Woo on the inside of his left bicep, no doubt meant to immortalize his very serious, and very literal, love for the art form.
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After a series of emotional Instagram posts, Shay Mitchell, Ashley Benson, Troian Bellisario, Lucy Hale, Janel Parrish and Sasha Pieterse spent some time with a tattoo artist, who inscribed each of their characters' first initials on the inside of their pointer fingers to immortalize not only their longtime alter-egos, but also their iconic "shhhh" pose.
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I don't have the time or the words to properly explain and immortalize Mississippi, but I do know that sometimes the struggle of trying to make people notice you and the work you are doing is doubly hard when so many people come to the table with their own negative assumptions about the place you come from.
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As much as River will cherish it, treasure it, immortalize it in song, and as much as this felt like a significant moment for South American soccer — proof that it retains the appeal to gather 62,000 people in one of Europe's great stadiums at 10 days' notice — this was as much a warning as a celebration.
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Eager to learn more, Fightland reached out to Trev, the singularly-named head of Bodytonic (described, with McGregor-esque humbleness, in his official bio as "Bodytonic boss, visionary, very good looking, modest and not deluded, whatsoever"), to ask about the genesis of 13 Seconds, what makes the porter so Notorious, and what other fighters the company might like immortalize in hops.
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"Lying on the ground in my graduation gown, lifeless, showered in glitter, I'm lying atop the accolades, the degrees and nice clothes that I was promised would keep me safe from a world that couldn't care less, while the framed projections on the wall show a futile effort to immortalize accolades that prove worthless for a dead man," describes Granger.
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Netflix's The Witcher adaptation seems to be the streaming service's latest hit, helped at least in part by the massive viral success of the hit song of the season, "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher," sung by the bard Jaskier (Joey Batey) at the end of the show's second episode to immortalize the epic deeds of Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill).
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This is a man who reigned over the most notorious nightlife generation in New York City history and later went on to write Disco Bloodbath, the true crime memoir that recounted Michael Alig's brutal murder of Angel Melendez—a killing that would forever immortalize the Club Kids and provide a dark punchline to a scene that had been defined by its drug-addled flirtation with death.
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THE PASTON TREASURE: MICROCOSM OF THE KNOWN WORLD The 17th-century Paston Treasure, commissioned by a wealthy Norfolk family to immortalize its collection of treasures from musical instruments and American tobacco to luxuriously gold-mounted nautilus shells, is shown on this side of the pond for the first time, along with more than a hundred apropos precious objects — some of them also from the Pastons. Feb.
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Jennifer Aniston also took a print Prada dress for a spin at Lake Bell's wedding after wearing it a few years early to immortalize her handprints in cement outside Graumann's Chinese Theater, and Princess Kate rewore a green Diane von Furstenberg dress for Zara Phillips' pre-wedding bash that she'd worn on her tour of Canada and the U.S. Do you love that SJP got more wear out of this dress?
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