I await the new incarnation of Frankie Goes to Hollywood.
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Mr. Wednesday, it turns out, is an incarnation of Odin.
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Wasn't the 2008 incarnation of GAS a big challenge, too?
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Others thought it was an incarnation of the Superman logo.
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In 2008, Green Desk became an early incarnation of WeWork.
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But a brain is also the incarnation of evil itself.
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How has America changed since the first incarnation of "Roseanne"?
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JOHN The new incarnation of "CBS This Morning" starts Monday.
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The iPhone is a pretty spectacular incarnation of human creativity.
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White characters still dominate the superhero world, but that's beginning to change, thanks in part to Marvel characters like the Kamala Khan incarnation of Ms. Marvel and the Miles Morales incarnation of Spider-Man.
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And Hannibal Lector, the cannibal, is a Satanic incarnation of death.
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Hayden: Yep—the first incarnation of Wild Beasts played there, actually.
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It was a return to my personal favorite incarnation of Aldo.
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We are in the newest incarnation of this age-old struggle.
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The early incarnation of the social media platform supported English language.
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I was contacted by an early incarnation of the XLH network.
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He transformed himself into a bulbous, blue, disturbing incarnation of Aladdin.
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Macron is the incarnation of this metropolitan France, which elected him.
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Circe in the Odyssey is this incarnation of anxiety about female power.
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The most dramatic incarnation of a political surprise took place in 1968.
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Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan) is the physical incarnation of Wakanda's failures.
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But this new incarnation of the team is neither boring nor orderly.
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"He has become the incarnation of someone to hate," Mr. Lazar said.
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Beauty holy grails are a distinctly modern incarnation of the internet age.
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In this new incarnation of the tie-up, they will get 34 percent.
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I also played keyboards and saxophone in the initial incarnation of the band.
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She is the three-dimensional flesh and bone incarnation of the male fantasy.
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For this incarnation of the Mavs, the end of the road is near.
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Hussein Mehanna is showing off a new incarnation of the Facebook smartphone app.
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His drawling evocation of his own father is a bravura incarnation of resentment.
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And this Man-God, this impossible incarnation of Yahweh, died and was resurrected!
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Joaquin Phoenix lost 52 pounds to play the latest incarnation of the Joker.
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Mayor de Blasio has raised objections to the latest incarnation of the bill.
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"If you're the incarnation of the country, you just don't leave," he said.
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Vice President Mike Pence is leading the new incarnation of the space council.
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It is a fool's game, predicting the end of this incarnation of Barcelona.
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The revenue, the supply chains, the employees, the users — all an incarnation of Jobs.
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And there are some I genuinely love, like the most recent incarnation of Doom.
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The latest incarnation of the Snoopers' Charter, the Investigatory Powers Act, must be changed.
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Perlin has marketed the tool, called TrueAllele, as the newest incarnation of DNA technology.
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Broadrick: And Lemmy with Hawkwind was the best incarnation of Hawkwind that ever was.
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She is, depending on your interpretation, the 13th or 14th incarnation of the role.
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There are moments of moving sincerity tucked away in the new incarnation of ANTM.
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Monday marks the five-year anniversary of the current incarnation of CBS This Morning.
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The latest incarnation of the snoopers' charter, the Investigatory Powers Act, must be changed.
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Here is what that 21st-century incarnation of the sports bar might look like.
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"The first incarnation of the Congress was rather small, probably 200 people," Pritlove said.
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An estimate would put the anime incarnation of them at about 3' (90cm) tall.
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Who is Hanson, the Australian incarnation of Donald Trump, Sarah Palin or Nigel Farage?
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There are a few major limitations to the current incarnation of this technology, though.
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" This incarnation of the American Jewish left has no plans to leave "the movement.
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I looked at him and felt he was a savior, an incarnation of love.
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The original incarnation of the show was first broadcast on the radio in 1931.
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Inri Cristo had his first revelation of being the incarnation of Christ in 1979.
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Ahmad claimed to be the incarnation of a Messiah promised in Islamic holy texts.
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The newest incarnation of headbands includes an eclectic variety of styles, fabrics, and uses.
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This incarnation of the 49ers suffocates quarterbacks with pressure and deflates offenses with quickness.
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This incarnation of the 49ers suffocates quarterbacks with pressure and deflates offenses with quickness.
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Consumer advocates are keeping a wary watch on this new incarnation of refund loans.
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The internet, said just about everybody, was a contemporary incarnation of the wild, wild West.
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It's been their way of priming the newest incarnation of the band for their gigs.
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To his following, he was an icon of success, an incarnation of the American dream.
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And are today's voter suppression efforts just a 221st-century incarnation of the same policies?
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Embracing change means figuring out what the digital incarnation of cooking, our food section, is.
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Between the three of them, the next incarnation of BlackBerry will have the globe covered.
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But don't expect to see a grown-up incarnation of your first grade craft project.
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This bill is just the latest incarnation of a prolonged and relentless war on women.
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I understand you were in an early incarnation of the 80s industrial band, Test Dept?
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Robert Pattinson gave his first interview since getting cast as the next incarnation of Batman.
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Super Stickman Golf 3 is the latest incarnation of a popular game from Noodlecake Studios.
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That this incarnation of Momofuku Seiobo exists in Australia makes us a lucky country indeed.
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When the 27th incarnation of Art Basel Miami Beach opens to the public on Dec.
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That is, after all, one of the purposes of the incarnation of God in Jesus.
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He's a great Falstaffian incarnation of the braggart soldier type that dates back to Plautus.
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Which feels fitting, since I've kind of become the human incarnation of an outdated encyclopedia.
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It turned out that the non-macho incarnation of Harvey was a very effective pitcher.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist, calls him a modern incarnation of Andrew Jackson.
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Trump is the real life incarnation of the characters we love to watch in fictional shows.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda won't throw away another shot at playing his musical incarnation of Alexander Hamilton.
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The internet promised to be the final incarnation of the Enlightenment -- the true Marketplace of Ideas.
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"Paul Bocuse was the incarnation of French cuisine," French President Emmanuel Macron said in a statement.
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It encompasses everything that I love about the early Underground Resistance incarnation of Banks and Mills.
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Henry Cavill, the current big-screen incarnation of Superman, stated that it represents a "double standard".
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Our modern incarnation of superheroes seems to have abandoned the age-old practice of catch-phrases.
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Apparently, they were even hidden from children in an early incarnation of the Easter egg hunt.
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What characterizes this incarnation of the United States is a coolness that folds easily into ruthlessness.
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In the current incarnation of Sears, recruiting new members to the alumni groups has been difficult.
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They describe him as the incarnation of the white backlash against the nation's first black president.
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And the thought of meeting an incarnation of the woman in it would drive me crazy.
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Joe Neguse, D-Colorado, criticized the latest incarnation of the ban in anticipation of its expansion.
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Joaquin Phoenix gave a terrifying, Oscar-worthy performance as the latest incarnation of Batman's infamous foe.
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Though this will be only the fourth incarnation of the CAFA, it is also the biggest.
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The latest incarnation of this scheme is the Double First Class Plan, which was launched in 223.
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Hopefully, this incarnation of dying white male power will find himself soundly, conclusively defeated come Wednesday morning.
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The International Space Station (ISS) is the modern incarnation of this longstanding American-Russian partnership off-Earth.
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George Whitman opened the current incarnation of Shakespeare and Company in 1951 under the name Le Mistral.
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The first incarnation of the Suicide Squad appears in a 1959 comic called The Brave and Bold.
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Apparently, we made him feel like crying when we declined to cover the early incarnation of Summly.
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Season 1 was unapologetically feminist, pitting a heroine against the walking incarnation of male privilege and entitlement.
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Unfortunately, even at their best, it seems like they'll still resemble a very creepy incarnation of yourself.
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The question is not whether Mr Putin will run, but which incarnation of Mr Putin will win.
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A denial of the unicity and universality of the redemptive incarnation of our Lord Jesus' saving work.
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Because despite all that bloodshed, this latest incarnation of the Punisher too often comes away firing blanks.
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Scott Hardware is the new synth-pop incarnation of Scott Harwood, who previously recorded as Ken Park.
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It's an incarnation of death, too — a fundamental reminder to seek greater purpose in our individual lives.
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On Saturday here in Cardiff, the current incarnation of Real Madrid at last broke through the barrier.
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Critic's Notebook What's it like to eat at the second incarnation of the rule-defying Copenhagen restaurant?
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Recall Albert Camus's incarnation of Sisyphus, condemned to push a huge rock up a hill for eternity.
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It's every bit as action-packed as "24: Legacy," the current incarnation of Mr. Sutherland's signature series.
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As such, Anicon doesn't get bogged down in the hard lines of any incarnation of black metal.
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He is believed to be a physical incarnation of Lord Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism.
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Each incarnation of the Doctor comes with his (or her) own set of quirks, catchphrases, and pet peeves.
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Trump's opponents can take comfort in their success at resisting and wounding this incarnation of Trump's White House.
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But this kind of food styling so beloved by Instagram is the absolute nailed-down incarnation of sprezzatura.
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GOP senators Lindsey Graham and Jeff Flake said they would back the latest incarnation of the funding bill.
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Enjoy these beautiful, horrible sounds This Dragon Ball compilation is basically the animated incarnation of my literary dreams.
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The Dakota Access Pipeline is the newest incarnation of a plan to create a multi-state oil pipeline.
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Additionally, the current incarnation of the atomic memory process has to take place at near absolute zero temperatures.
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But if Dr. Jackson were alive today, it's unlikely he would recognize the modern incarnation of his creation.
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"Do not dismiss the strength in tech as merely a second incarnation of the dotcom bubble," Cramer said.
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Studying crack users Crack cocaine is said to be a low-end incarnation of a rich man's drug.
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He once called the United States the "incarnation of the devil" and hailed Bin Laden as a hero.
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Tradition holds that Ayodhya was the birthplace of Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
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This new Basic Edition is essentially the previous incarnation of the device but without voice commands via Alexa.
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They're the ones that are sent to us by the ancestors, and they're the incarnation of the ancestors.
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This incarnation of conservatism has burned its cross and erected the golden calf of Trumpism in its place.
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It's every incarnation of outrage and surprise and disappointment and heartache and panic and being plused and nonplused.
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Instead, theologians say the number references another incarnation of evil for the first Christians: Nero, the Roman emperor.
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It's the Mastermind incarnation of Elliot who wakes up in the hospital, his sister, Darlene, by his side.
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The BBC, which broadcasts the current incarnation of the show, posted news of his death on its website.
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Pheu Thai is the latest incarnation of a populist force that was toppled in the last two coups.
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The Dudleys begged him not to destroy the house, which contained the only remaining incarnation of their daughter Abigail.
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Before the current incarnation of women's MMA, before Ronda Rousey or even before Gina Carano, there was Megumi Fujii.
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The modern incarnation of this deficit is still driven by the flow of consumer goods, but nowadays electronic gadgets.
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So was Harmon Killebrew, the great Twins hitter who had previously played with the first incarnation of the Senators.
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Now reopened, our critic explains what it's like to eat in the second incarnation of the rule-defying restaurant.
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If there was anything new to be mined from the current incarnation of Bond, Spectre failed to find it.
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It is the incarnation of our leading position with luxury connected watch and with this high level of technology.
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AFTVnews located a small photo on Amazon's servers that it believes to be the new incarnation of the Echo.
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The F50 is a "supercharged incarnation" of the AC50, the catamarans used for the last America's Cup, SailGP said.
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The black banking movement is the latest incarnation of a call to economic activism that spans nearly 100 years.
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"A lot of them were even party members," says Tereza Spencerova, an editor at today's incarnation of Literarni noviny.
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Ironically, the 1969 incarnation of Woodstock was filled with logistical headaches that nearly doomed the event before it began.
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I think we can all agree that this is the newest incarnation of the popular '90s show American Gladiators.
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The APC is the latest incarnation of the various vehicles Buhari used to run in 2003, 2007 and 2011.
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I think it's highly likely that some very clever incarnation of a social network in augmented and virtual reality.
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Sanders has taken this a step further by relying on crowdfunding, the latest incarnation of a classic entrepreneurial approach.
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There's little reason to think the current incarnation of the Supreme Court will be a friendly venue for migrants.
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But Benedict Cumberbatch's incarnation of the witty detective has captivated millions in a way no other remake has before.
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He is the incarnation of hip-hop's new youth mainstream, the center of the trap rap Snapchat generation gap.
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The fourth incarnation of the comic series Suicide Squad, which featured a more bare, more murderous Harley, was canceled.
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As the latest incarnation of Cher (and did I mention there's a movie remake in the works, too?), Ms.
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Following tradition, Tibetans in 1995 chose a 6-year-old boy as the next incarnation of the Panchen Lama.
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Inspired by healing techniques, the work is a site-specific incarnation of "The Field," Ms. Boulé's ongoing research project.
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The first one, out in the fall, will be a robotic incarnation of a well-known comic-book superhero.
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That figure, 11, was achieved in 2011 by the Big East in its earlier, larger incarnation of 16 teams.
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Today, more than a quarter-century after the collapse of the U.S.S.R., is a fourth incarnation of Communism possible?
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The latest incarnation of such militant groups is Jamaah Ansharut Daulah, considered the Indonesian affiliate of the Islamic State.
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Foy and Smith played the royal couple in the earliest incarnation of their youth, for the first two series.
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The other showcases several maquettes, including one of "Scallop" and an early incarnation of "The Rising Wave," from 2010.
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He was the perfect foil, the incarnation of everything that Le Pen wanted her army of haters to hate.
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The abolitionist feminist Frances Ellen Watkins Harper called Johnson an "incarnation of meanness," words that are still applicable today.
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Yet this latest incarnation of "Torch Song," directed by Moisés Kaufman, finds an irresistibly compelling gravity beneath the glibness.
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"We're trying to create a visceral incarnation of dreams and things that actually couldn't be in existence," Koblin said.
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However, anyone questioning the legitimacy of a female incarnation of the Doctor is foolishly uninformed of the series' canon.
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"The Batman" director Matt Reeves teased the first look of Robert Pattinson as the next incarnation of the Dark Knight.
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Tibetan Buddhists consider their exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, to be an incarnation of Avalokitesvara, a Bodhisattva of compassion.
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That is established in every incarnation of the hero, from every comics reboot to every other TV show and film.
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But now its swansong must be sung, and the en-buttoned incarnation of this great device is to be discontinued.
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She thought that Dunn, or at least an incarnation of his future-self, could be that greater man of tomorrow.
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As noted earlier, it's certainly the biggest compilation of them ever, with almost no incarnation of the character left untouched.
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You said an earlier incarnation of the company had nine million in revenue but they kept having to get money.
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This documentary takes a look at the modern incarnation of the LGBTQ dance culture famously profiled in Paris is Burning.
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Studio Neat, in offering the best of both worlds with the newest incarnation of Glif, is onto a winner here.
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By pivoting to an entirely new incarnation of Ant-Man and Wasp, the Marvel movie universe can avoid Pym's baggage.
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This was the first public incarnation of Mr Taleb—idiosyncratic and spiky, but with plenty of original things to say.
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That made it a bit jarring to take in the scene at Brooklyn's latest incarnation of the celebration on Monday.
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The being that haunts Derry is a physical incarnation of those lights, but ITs true form resides in the macroverse.
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What's surprising about this breakout is that it wasn't clear until January, really, that this incarnation of Dragic still existed.
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They're a new incarnation of the legendary experimental HC band Laghetto, who had their last show at XM in 2011.
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One, wearing a silver turban and a silk caftan, is an incarnation of Gloria Swanson in her Norma Desmond phase.
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Pattinson will play director Matt Reeves' incarnation of the caped crusader in a film slated for release in June 2021.
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As "Game of Thrones" prepares to take its bow, HBO is already planning for the next incarnation of the series.
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For the past decade, the Armory has been a brick-and-mortar incarnation of the Marquis de Sade's wet dream.
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If you're over the age of 20-years-old, then you'll remember the original incarnation of the Ibiza Rocks concept.
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The latest incarnation of the smart spectacles, heavily upgraded and priced at $999, is still firmly aimed at workplace users.
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He donned an improvised fedora and packed a Bowie knife to became a rumpled, roly-poly incarnation of Indiana Jones.
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The earliest incarnation of Google Photos was part of Google Plus, the search company's ill-fated, just-shuttered social network.
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This empathy is what guides the commissioned works of the twelve artists in the latest incarnation of this traveling exhibition.
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Naturally, it should follow that another Academy Awards-favorite, Joaquin Phoenix, would step into the latest incarnation of the role.
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The latest incarnation of Hughes can be seen in Warren Beatty's romantic drama "Rules Don't Apply," which opened on Wednesday.
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The latest incarnation of the crime series will be introduced in the upcoming season of "Law & Order: SVU," NBC said.
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The current incarnation of Barcelona dates to 2003 and the election of the charismatic, ambitious outsider Joan Laporta as president.
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As voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch, the latest incarnation of that mean, green, Christmas-stealing machine should be more curmudgeonly than ever.
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ISTIM Metals, the latest warehousing incarnation of Bill Whelan, the man behind Metro, has muscled into the New Orleans storage scene.
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First he took Whitney, who is the human incarnation of vanilla bean ice cream, down the beach for some alone time.
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You can think of it as a smaller incarnation of the hydrofoil-equipped sailboats you now see at the America's Cup.
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Nearly two years ago, Kim was among the players who defeated an earlier incarnation of the AI at the same casino.
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The film, which holds a 69% score on review site Rotten Tomatoes, is yet another cinematic incarnation of the Batman villain.
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The sound of "Know-It-All" places her alongside Lorde and the most recent incarnation of Selena Gomez: moody and resolute.
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They redefined religious concepts like the incarnation of God and the kingdom of heaven to give them a more earthly connotation.
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And perhaps the early, unremarkable incarnation of Cabello as a solo artist was a result of her training in Fifth Harmony.
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Other than those in the burgeoning tech industry, the earliest public incarnation of the internet—USENET—was populated mostly by academia.
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It also seems to be an incarnation of divine ferocity, as if it were appearing in a dream or a hallucination.
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The real-life incarnation of the poppy field from The Wizard of Oz is in California, just north of Los Angeles.
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Legend has it, the first incarnation of the beverage was made for an emergency department nurse who needed to stay awake.
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The very first incarnation of the letter included signatories from major technology companies such as Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Amazon.
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The latest incarnation of Shakespeare's tragedy, The Walking Forest by Christiane Jatahy makes its US debut later this week at REDCAT.
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It's a good successor to the P93, a good alternative to the Samsung Galaxy S9 and a good incarnation of Android.
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One is a former Sparrow enemy-turned-ally, the other is the newest incarnation of deep-sea zombie-man Davy Jones.
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Anybody who knows the Carolina incarnation of the dish will notice that there are no shrimp on top of the grits.
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But the strategic miscalculation by justices impatient to undo those precedents hardly turns the Fisher outcome into the incarnation of liberalism.
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The current incarnation of the Azzurri was described as the worst in years by people who know what they're talking about.
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All passengers made it out safely, thanks to a rider who may or may not be the 2016 incarnation of MacGyver.
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The OzHarvest Market in Sydney, Australia, is the latest incarnation of the "rescued food" supermarket, and a first for the country.
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While the movie may show us a different side, the comic book incarnation of Wonder Woman is very much a Hufflepuff.
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The final incarnation of Chewie was simultaneously shaggier and sleeker than seen here, with a more plume- and mane-like headpiece.
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And though the fearless actor Tony Torn doesn't stint on the theatrics, his incarnation of Swan never quite comes to life.
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Yes, it's kind of confusing where the late John Hurt's incarnation of the doctor, the War Doctor, fits into the picture.
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A girl can dream, but for now, we've got the next incarnation of Oration to look forward to—Lockhart's already plotting 2017.
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Was part of it that he was the worst, most absurd incarnation of our need to be needed and to be important?
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That incarnation of the show ended in 2015, with Savage and Hyneman closing out the show with a special "send-off" season.
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The latest incarnation of the completion was held this past weekend and hosted by Argonne, Pacific Northwest and Oak Ridge national laboratories.
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As Teen Vogue points out, Fonsi is himself a Very Big Deal, and this is actually the second incarnation of the song.
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But everywhere I look, it feels like this incarnation of the MacBook Pro is shooting for a future it can't quite reach.
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This current incarnation of Story will run from now through July 24th, after which it'll overhaul itself into a new themed space.
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The revelation of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program makes clear that it was basically a new incarnation of Project Blue Book.
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In it, the previous incarnation of the Enterprise was pulled through a time warp into the future with Picard and the crew.
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And, like the original incarnation of the U.S.-Russian conflict, how this one ends is not going to be easy to predict.
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After all, this latest incarnation of Mr. Harrower's disturbed and disturbing drama of criminal love shares many elements with that earlier version.
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Even if that grim future awaits them, perhaps a third incarnation of the rail will eventually reappear on the far-flung atoll.
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Unsurprisingly, Panoramio's users aren't impressed, but today's incarnation of Google/Alphabet isn't shy about shutting down services that have outlived their usefulness.
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But while the ISS is a singular achievement, it is also just the latest incarnation of a dream that dates back centuries.
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Our first stop was Aalto Bodegas, another tasty incarnation of Mariano Garcia's second act, in a glass-fronted complex overlooking its vineyards.
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The cops have never, to my knowledge, participated in the parade with Divers/Cité or the current incarnation of Pride in Montreal.
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In both cases, Mr. Slimane was going back to an earlier incarnation of the logo, because — well, it was never entirely clear.
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Behold: The car is the latest incarnation of the performance line named after David Brown, one of the early Aston Martin owners.
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I think that with cinema and with dance and with a new incarnation of Christine, I'll be able to tell the story.
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That incarnation of Ms. Reynolds was cemented by Ms. MacLaine, her professional rival, in Mike Nichols's 1990 movie adaptation of that book.
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LaBeouf's "drawling evocation of his own father is a bravura incarnation of resentment," Glenn Kenny wrote in his review for The Times.
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In one incarnation of her show in the late 1960s, she did impersonations of women whose stars had shone brighter than hers.
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But their victories serve as a reminder of how potent the black vote is within the current incarnation of the Democratic Party.
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Jodie Whittaker (currently having a blast as the latest incarnation of Doctor Who) is Anna, almost 30 and all the way depressed.
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The talk the talk, walk the walk, and scream the screams so sorely needed within this current incarnation of the metal community.
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The publication noted ABC is reportedly in talks with executive producers, including Tom Werner, for a new incarnation of the sitcom without Barr.
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The show celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013 with a special episode featuring the late John Hurt as another incarnation of The Doctor.
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Unless Sunnis feel they have a stake in the country, another incarnation of IS will surely emerge from the ruins of Sunni cities.
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The BBC announced back in July that Jodie Whittaker would be flying the TARDIS as the next incarnation of Doctor Who's titular character.
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You select a work of art—something akin to, say, a 1907 Picasso—and it creates a Cubist incarnation of your backyard barbecue.
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All this, despite a star of the Melbourne incarnation of the Real Housewives franchise, Pettifleur Berenger, being amongst the guests at the event.
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It is a modern incarnation of the freewheeling days of yore, back when Balearic was a feeling rather than a category on Beatport.
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As the name suggests, this is the fourth incarnation of the entry-level Vivofit and I've enjoyed the feature set for the price.
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The most recent incarnation of this cleansing angel is Laura Kövesi, a former competitive basketball player and now chief prosecutor of the DNA.
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Hurt went on to play The Doctor in Doctor Who, starring as the incarnation of the titular character, known as the War Doctor.
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The brute creation is the incarnation of the basic elements of humanity, which are eternal, changeless despite modifications in the forms of civilization.
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Yung Joey, of Jamaica, Queens, a longtime friend of producer Mike WiLL Made-It, is perhaps most fully realized incarnation of this aesthetic.
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In 1923, JL joined the famed Original Celtics -- the 2nd incarnation of the New York Celtics -- who were disbanded during World War 0003.
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But history shows that Libra is just a modern incarnation of an exchange bank, and it will face strong incentives to lend it.
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Unlike many other social media companies, Pinterest seems, simply, to know and express what it is: the digital incarnation of a pin board.
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The "Twilight" actor said the news had leaked before he even auditioned for the role as the next incarnation of the Dark Knight.
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It will be interesting to watch whether the United States promptly designates the newest incarnation of the Nusra Front as a terrorist organization.
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In one outing, during gay pride weekend, they attended a concert by an incarnation of a band both men love, the Grateful Dead.
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But I threw caution to the wind and gave it all away for this latest incarnation of love: the love of my opposite.
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Episode four is called the "Book of the Stranger," a reference to the incarnation of Death in the religion of the Seven Gods.
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The president also mocked Trump's hypocrisy when "denouncing the elites," describing the real estate mogul as "the most obvious incarnation" of those elites.
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Pheu Thai is the latest incarnation of the party founded by Mr. Thaksin, which has won every national election in Thailand since 2001.
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In footage from a local TV station, he's portrayed as some Godzilla of the canine world—a living incarnation of the Sandlot's beast.
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The first incarnation of the shop, by American Sylvia Beach in 113, welcomed expats as well as banned literature on rue de l'Odéon.
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While the fine is likely to bring the current incarnation of Changchun Changsheng to an end, the company probably will not disappear forever.
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For the reality-TV incarnation of his career, Mr. Money had become more genial jokester than rocker, one with a self-deprecating streak.
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For the reality-TV incarnation of his career, Mr. Money had become more genial jokester than rocker, one with a self-deprecating streak.
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I look forward to an incarnation of the show that is a little older, wiser, and more adept at delivering on its promises.
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He moved to Houston in the 1980s and joined an early incarnation of Geto Boys as a dancer (under the name Little Billy).
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The birthplace of Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of God Vishnu, deserves a grand temple, said Champat Rai, national vice-president of the VHP.
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The 47-year-old actor, who has had such career turns as the worst incarnation of Batman, has been going through a rough patch.
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Hindus believe that the town of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh was the birthplace of Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
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The original incarnation of the coalition Dr Mahathir might soon be running was formed in the late 1990s to oppose his own interminable rule.
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Drake has been rumored to be dating models Dakota Gonzales and India Love since (and possibly before) the latest incarnation of Aubrih fizzled out.
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The show's center point is the cannibalistic Hannibal Lecter, portrayed by Mads Mikkelsen as a lip-wiping aesthete and an incarnation of Satan himself.
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But in spite of its variations, it's a cohesive and rewarding record, something that paves the way for yet another incarnation of their sound.
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During a press call after the short announcement, McMahon mentioned a few big differences between the new incarnation of the league and the old.
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At the Grand itself, years earlier, playing a previous incarnation of this very game, Grosjean says his confederates were down $60,000 before netting $90,000.
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Made for the U.S. Air Force by an earlier incarnation of Lockheed Martin, versions of the plane are still being sold to overseas customers.
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Everyone, it seems — the headlines, TV talking heads, think tanks, taxi and Uber drivers, bartenders — is fixated on this newest incarnation of divided government.
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The proposal is the latest incarnation of the Lifeline program, which was created in 1985 to bring landline phone services to low-income families.
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The team has yet to make the playoffs in back-to-back seasons since the original incarnation of the Hornets moved to New Orleans.
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For whatever reason around that time, [video game developer] Game Freak decided the second incarnation of Pokémon would be more bulbous, cheeky, and simplified.
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At 78, Povich has long outlasted the 90s tabloid talk show phenomenon that gave rise to the original incarnation of his hour-long program.
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Many of these new players stayed, finding a sense of camaraderie that no longer comes as easily in Blizzard's current incarnation of the game.
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And they know that with this incarnation of Congress so awash in campaign contributions, that big telecom lawyers will be the ones writing it.
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In the '90s, when internet pioneer Marc Andreessen was developing the first incarnation of Netscape, he originally planned to include a simple annotation tool.
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Sports ____ Pete Wells, our restaurant critic, tells us what it is like to eat at the second incarnation of the rule-defying Copenhagen restaurant.
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" Even his working titles were superb: An early incarnation of "Streetcar" was titled "Interior: Panic" and a draft was "The Passion of a Moth.
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The prison-like feeling and the sense of despair and abandonment are just some of the factors potentially incubating the next incarnation of terror.
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This incarnation of the S-9 will go on sale later in 2020 and is intended for commercial use in airports or theme parks.
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For those who saw the Schaubühne incarnation of "Bella Figura," which garnered mixed reviews, Ms. Reza's staging is in some ways a happy surprise.
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I received a postcard from him about how he dreamed of me as an incarnation of André Breton's Nadja that I did not answer.
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It bursts forth from Amaterasu—an incarnation of the Shinto goddess of the sun, an avatar of life and light—and fills the landscape outward.
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When we heard about the first incarnation of their health care bill, I went around rural Minnesota to the hospitals and nursing homes and clinics.
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It practices an offshoot of Christianity that holds at its core that Yang Xiangbin, the wife of its founder, is the woman incarnation of Christ.
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There are words of reassurance for comrades anxious that he is "Olaf Schäuble" or a new incarnation of Wolfgang Schäuble, his skinflint centre-right predecessor.
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Frankly, I prefer the modern incarnation of astrology — the one that focuses on psychology — to the ancient version, for the same reason I enjoy tarot.
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The original incarnation of the Pro Trek smartwatch succeeded when it came to hiking, but fell short for other outdoor activities, including exercises like cycling.
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This new incarnation of Popcorn Time says it's sticking with the platform's original mission, which means the site won't be looking to make money whatsoever.
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The latest incarnation of Shakespeare's tragedy, The Walking Forest by Brazilian writer and director Christiane Jatahy, makes its US debut later this week at REDCAT.
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The territory is largely controlled by Tahrir al-Sham, a jihadist group representing the latest incarnation of the Nusra Front, formerly al Qaeda's Syrian wing.
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That's not to say bad things about other clubs, but it was on a different level altogether, and Larry himself was the incarnation of that.
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The Babri Mosque had stood for centuries at a site Hindus believe is the birthplace of Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the god Vishnu.
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The most powerful is the jihadist Tahrir al-Sham, the latest incarnation of the former Nusra Front which was part of al Qaeda until 2016.
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But according to Amazon, the earliest incarnation of drone deliveries will happen much sooner — we will see it within five years, somewhere in the world.
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Rand Paul, who voted for the last incarnation of repeal and replace, has come out against this bill, saying that it doesn't go far enough.
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As Newsweek reported, Restoration Youth Academy in Prichard, Alabama, was yet another home operating under a modern incarnation of the Lester Roloff approach until 2012.
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The nostalgia boom includes "Fuller House" on Netflix, ABC's coming revival of "Roseanne" and a new incarnation of "Law & Order" on NBC starring Edie Falco.
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While Ms. McDonald is the first woman to lead the modern incarnation of the party, she is not the first female leader in its history.
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They're not just watching people deliver monologues or weak parodies or easy potshots at the headlines, à la the current incarnation of Saturday Night Live.
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Ms. Lasky wore piles of jewelry on every exposed surface of her body, and looked like a modern incarnation of the elegant mystic Madame Blavatsky.
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Think "Zumba," which debuted in the Times in September 2017; it's dance for fitness, a new incarnation of aerobics done to snappy Latin music, mostly.
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Preparing it took a few months more than she had hoped, but the second incarnation of the Islands has been up and running since January.
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The party the princess wanted to stand for, Thai Raksa Chart Party (TSN), is the an offshoot of the latest incarnation of Thaksin's Pheu Thai.
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With each new incarnation of the story, Ms. Reyes's narrative has become more and more nuanced, representing a viewpoint not often seen in Hollywood features.
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The article covered the most recent incarnation of Mach's relentless pursuit of the American dream — a star-crossed bid to become an Atlanta police officer.
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The A.C.C. became the only conference other than the previous, larger incarnation of the Big East to send more than seven teams to the tournament.
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They run into trouble when Bender accidentally unleashes Klaxxon (voiced by Chris Hardwick), an incarnation of all of the world's forgotten podcasts, bent on world domination.
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When Hussein Mehanna showed off a new incarnation of Facebook's Big Blue App back in November, it seemed a tiny improvement—at least on the surface.
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In a speech delivered at the Vatican for World Communications Day, he said that the "crafty serpent" was the original incarnation of the spread of untruths.
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The point is: When I say that this current incarnation of Fox News is the worst version of itself in its 22-year history, it's damning.
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First impression based on the trailer (embedded below) The trailer is just clips from the ABC incarnation of the show, and it is what it is.
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This new incarnation of Narcissus Garden has decidedly different implications than the original, and not just because plastic spheres have been replaced by stainless steel ones.
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PATIENCE, PERSISTENCE and prudence: the latest incarnation of the European Central Bank's policy guidance appears to take a leaf out of early Christian writings on virtue.
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And while brutalism still leaves many cold, and Robin Hood Gardens is a particularly polarising incarnation of that style, contemporary historians of the period are excited.
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While everyone is looking to virtual reality as the next phase of entertainment, Channing Tatum is bringing the next incarnation of Magic Mike to actual reality.
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In 2012, he founded Beijing Orange Technology Co and launched Didi Dache - meaning "Beep Beep Call a Taxi" - the initial incarnation of his ride-hailing service.
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For a lot of us in this age bracket, TNG was our Star Trek, the first incarnation of the show of which we became dimly aware.
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So, when greeted with the news that we will be treated to a new incarnation of the iconic chaos theorist, of course, I was initially delighted.
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The report also mentions that the final incarnation of the technology might be something that goes around your wrist, instead of this awkward finger-trapping version.
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Also in 2015, "Terminator: Genisys" restaged several sequences from "The Terminator", and, like "Creed", it had a lovably creaky incarnation of its once-godlike central character.
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Under the current incarnation of the law, that window will close in November 2017, and thousands could miss their chance to be free of troubled pasts.
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In the age of deep fakes, gun-toting drones, and freely available militarized malware, the next incarnation of Aum might not be so easy to stop.
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The current incarnation of Republicans don't have the greatest track record when it comes to accurately representing Abraham Lincoln (or, one could argue, emulating his ideals).
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And while the previous incarnation of Sunny Isles attracted American snowbirds and the odd ageing celebrity, in its current form it is a magnet for Russians.
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Matthew Perry shared a meme on Twitter of his "Friends" character Chandler Bing dancing around in a similar style to Joaquin Phoenix's incarnation of the Joker.
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The memo is, in a critical sense, a governing incarnation of the notorious pro-Trump treatise "The Flight 93 Election," published in September of last year.
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For the French poet and leader of the Surrealist movement André Breton, this mind-boggling, death-defying attitude was almost the purest incarnation of Surrealist theory.
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The latest incarnation of the veterans committee — officially called the Today's Game Era Committee — will vote on 10 candidates: five players, two managers and three executives.
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Given Ms. Rhimes's ambitions for the company, which she sees as a 21st-century incarnation of that artist-driven studio, she considered it a good portent.
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The modern incarnation of Yiannopoulos, the one that's become the internet equivalent of a household name, began at Breitbart in late 2014 with something called Gamergate.
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It's also, in countless ways, the aural incarnation of a socially engaged, emotionally intelligent, multicultural, gender-fluid zeitgeist that's now reaching the shores of mainstream pop.
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Season 2 finds Koen West (Hunter Page-Lochard), the latest incarnation of this unusual superhero, trying to save his Hairypeople after the destruction of their home.
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The latest incarnation of that hype will take place when Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor step into the ring at T-Mobile Arena on August 21.
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As he absorbed their anguishedly detailed requests, he realized that the purest perverts longed for a species of the poetic, for the incarnation of the impossible.
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The first incarnation of the Tofurky weighed in at more than three pounds and came with the eight drumsticks, plus gravy, at a price of $22018.
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If that incarnation of fiscal prudence has outlived its usefulness, it can't simply be discarded without a substitute, or politicians' short-term incentives will ruin us.
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So, here, we asked eleven queer writers to discuss their favorite incarnation of Edmund White, and share what they found — and still find — in his pages.
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I've been approached by a very serious guy and the next incarnation of Space Food Sticks will be a marijuana product—it will be truly cosmic.
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Ben becomes plagued by the fear that Kate is merely an incarnation of his lost mother, that he is dooming himself to repeat his father's path.
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Instead, it was a fatal incarnation of "swatting," in which people report fake crimes in hopes of getting a SWAT team to raid a rival's house.
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The Man in Black (Ed Harris), William's older self, is himself an incarnation of this sampling error, and often behaves as a caricature of an arrogant tycoon.
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But if she's the independent career woman she bills herself as, then she's hardly required to be a loyal cheerleader for the physical incarnation of male chauvinism.
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"The reality-TV star's Kylie Cosmetics line has gone from strength to strength, with each incarnation of her $29 Lip Kits selling out upon release," Forbes wrote.
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The current incarnation of the Pac-12 contains a motley bunch, pitting constant contenders like the University of California-Los Angeles against perennial pretenders like Oregon State.
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But CBS This Morning — with this trio of hosts since 2012 — has pulled much closer to its rivals than any previous incarnation of a CBS morning show.
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The latest incarnation of the AHCA is just as controversial as the old one — and this one actually made it to a vote that passed the House.
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Played by reigning teen icon Yara Shahidi, the Black-ish incarnation of Zoey has been the cool girl; the stylish girl; the popular kid; the favorite child.
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In 2006, an earlier incarnation of the same model rocket broke the world record for launch speeds at 47,000 miles per hour during the New Horizons launch.
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And if that bullseye is only fit for positive reviews, as the new incarnation of Peeple forces us to believe, then what the hell is the point?
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Whittaker — the first woman to play the role of Doctor — is taking over the lead role from Peter Capaldi, who played the 12th incarnation of the character.
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Meanwhile, as it turns out, playing a smoldering incarnation of the devil has been particularly interesting for Ellis as he himself grew up in a religious household.
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Then he shaves off his beard and becomes a totally different incarnation of the Bereaved Clark Griswold Character — this one hell-bent on revenge and extremely pale.
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It'll be interesting to see just how the new incarnation of the story is adapted on Netflix, especially with one of the executive producers behind Prison Break.
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But to yesterday's group who feel that because of my name I (and thus Amazon) must be the next incarnation of WII Nazi atrocities: I am Dutch.
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In the 2016 incarnation of Robert Lepage's "Needles and Opium" at The Barbican, the character of Miles Davis is performed by a physical actor (Wellesley Robertson III).
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Pattinson will play director Matt Reeves' ("War for the Planet of the Apes") incarnation of the caped crusader in a film slated for release in June 2021.
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Christoph Gawenda appears as the author's mother and brother-in-law, as well as a police interrogator, a secondary incarnation of the author, and a homeless person.
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When he drinks it himself, he becomes an incarnation of contagion, his skin mottled with oozing pustules, a walking embodiment of alienation who disgusts himself and others.
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The latest incarnation of The Jungle Book is an attempt to sew together two very different types of movies, and the fit isn't always the snuggest one.
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The latest incarnation of the "Peekaboo" bag makes a rich-but-eccentric statement in a psychedelic velvet floral motif inspired by an 18th-century Japanese wall covering.
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It will be interesting to see how this new corporate incarnation of Roscosmos shakes out, and what it will mean for Russian ambitions in space going forward.
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There is also the hip incarnation of fried chicken found in East London favourites like Rita's or down south, Brixton's CHICKENliquor or Lerryn's Cafe Bar in Peckham.
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The crown jewel of the latest incarnation of L.A.'s Broadway may be The Theatre at Ace Hotel, with its 1,600 seats and Spanish Gothic-influenced architecture.
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The Maveric—the name is an acronym for "model aircraft for validation and experimentation of robust innovative controls"—is the latest incarnation of the blended-wing body.
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There's also a new incarnation of the Valley Railroad, the notoriously slow train of Israeli folklore, that has run since 2016 on part of the original route.
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Orbiter Magnetic Fidget Toy The most popular incarnation of the fidget spinner might relieve stress in some, but its incessant whirring noise may cause madness in others.
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I'm well aware that for most Americans, Christmas has less to do with contemplating the incarnation of Jesus than celebrating friends, family, reindeer and Black Friday sales.
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He seemed to suggest he had a smidgen of respect for, or at least curiosity about, the maverick leader, the most recent incarnation of a longstanding dynasty.
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The dominant force in the Idlib region is Tahrir al-Sham, the latest incarnation of the former Nusra Front that was part of al Qaeda until 2016.
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The Femen protest group describe themselves as "sextremists" on their website, the "special force of feminism, its spearhead militant unit, modern incarnation of fearless and free Amazons."
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Many Hindus believe the mosque destroyed in 1992 was built in the same place where Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, was born.
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As a side note, the Pennywise incarnation of It has gotten much weirder since the Losers saw him in 1958, and he really doesn't go for subtlety anymore.
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So, to answer the question posed in my headline: Stitch is the original and superior incarnation of what we now try to get from Minions or Baby Groot.
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Today, the two blocks once occupied by the original Penn Station house the most recent incarnation of Madison Square Garden, as well as the less-attractive Pennsylvania Plaza.
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Today's incarnation of the Neptune Parade is inspired by the Venice Mardi Gras, celebrated for the first time in August 1935 with three days of parades and festivities.
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An apparently gobsmacked Lady Gaga, winning best actress in a limited series or TV movie for the latest incarnation of FX's "American Horror Story," didn't get the message.
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In short, Democratic leaders are preparing to continue to do their version of "normal politics" as if Donald Trump were just the next incarnation of George W. Bush.
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According to actor Naomi Scott, who'll play the princess of Agrabah, the new incarnation of everyone's favorite tiger-adjacent princess will be more fun-loving and fancy-free.
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Later, I donned an HTC Vive headset to see the latest incarnation of Project Dali, Adobe's first crack at a professional-level app to paint in three dimensions.
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Editorial was still pretty strong but by that time your previous company had come in, was doing well, the previous incarnation of this company, AllThingsD, was doing well.
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Justice League's Ben Affleck, the latest incarnation of the character, saluted the '210s-era Caped Crusader Saturday, along with Val Kilmer, Will Arnett, Jason O'Mara, and Kevin Conroy.
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Whether the latest incarnation of the World Cup can build on tradition and generate Olympic-type interest will factor into the NHL's future relationship with the Winter Games.
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"Plant-based meats are the latest incarnation of making vegetables look like what Americans really want, which is great, tasty meat," Jim Taylor, Arby's Chief Marketing Officer, said.
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Thirty years later, as the United Kingdom grapples with Brexit, there could not be a more fitting time for a new incarnation of Hal, the medieval warrior prince.
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He starts by directly invoking his screen incarnation of J.R.R. Tolkien's Gandalf, signature sword at the ready, saving the heavier lifting required by Shakespeare until after the intermission.
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In his spare time, he worked with the Socialist League, and was increasingly devoted to Chávez, whom he saw as a new incarnation of Simón Bolívar's revolutionary ideals.
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In short the latest incarnation of the expository impulse is truncated and sites like Facebook and Twitter welcome most hate groups but most draw the line at underboobs.
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When Shereé Whitfield signed on for the first season of Real Housewives of Atlanta, the third incarnation of the series, she more or less fit the traditional definition.
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Anti-immigration sentiment is increasingly defining the GOP, as abolition defined an earlier incarnation of the party in the 1850s and populism defined the Democrats in the 1890s.
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Major league baseball had several teams in Washington in the late 1880s; it did not first arrive in Washington with an early incarnation of the Senators in 1901.
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A more moderate incarnation of the National Rifle Association tolerated a portion of the bill, which curtailed mail-order gun sales, but defeated a proposed national firearms registry.
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And it's a change from the previous incarnation of the PEI Green Party, which was more focused on calling out the main contributors to the province's environmental issues.
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According to recent market research, Seedat is typical of today's incarnation of a luxury goods consumer, looking past visible branding and instead relying on nouse to identify quality.
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Some might say that this update is yet another incarnation of liberal "snowflakes" over-reaching with their political correctness, but in branding, as in life, change is inevitable.
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Off the Menu Le Coq Rico Antoine Westermann, the Alsatian chef who once had three Michelin stars, has created a New York incarnation of his Parisian poultry palace.
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El Colacho is the incarnation of the devil—he jumps over the babies to purify them, to protect them from all kinds of ailments and conditions—especially hernias.
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Major League Baseball had several teams in Washington in the late 1800s; it did not first arrive in Washington with an early incarnation of the Senators in 1901.
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His family of cannibalistic psychopaths may have come to personify the redneck serial killer trope, but he remains the incarnation of our deepest fears and our darkest excesses.
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By the '27s CBGB was a pilgrimage site for punks from around the world and a home to hardcore bands, including an early incarnation of the Beastie Boys.
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While you're mulling it over, for your reading pleasure consider the latest incarnation of the Pirelli calendar: a retelling of "Alice in Wonderland" with an all-black cast.
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According to K2 Intelligence, which is a private investigation agency currently working on the case, this particular scam is just the most recent incarnation of something much bigger.
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His new antenna is the latest incarnation of pCell, the Artemis technology that significantly improves bandwidth by providing a kind of personal signal you needn't share with anyone else.
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The fact that it's not has nothing to do with Larson, who plays Carol Danvers (the current incarnation of Captain Marvel) with a winning mix of charm and determination.
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Learn-to-code startup Kano, whose products aim to turn kids into digital makers, has taken the wraps off the latest incarnation of its build-it-yourself computer kit.
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"I'm so excited to be returning to Discovery to work with these kids on a new incarnation of the show I love so much," Savage said in a statement.
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Not wanting to fall into the condescending trap of other journalists, I hesitate to ask about influence drawn from being in the last incarnation of Ari Up's The Slits.
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The model arrived in a vibrant red silk satin quilted dress from the brand with a zig-zag neckline calling to mind an IRL-incarnation of the fire emoji.
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I still think Twitter ultimately wants to become the next incarnation of live TV, and this should help them prove whether or not they're ready to assume that mantle.
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While Slackbots may have been an early incarnation of this, Slack's platform has grown to include more than 200,000 developers, and there's still constant need for robust tools internally.
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The card cleared 100,000 buys, according to Spike executives—good for a pay-per-view neophyte, but about the lowest figure registered by the modern incarnation of the UFC.
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Proclaiming herself an incarnation of the Maitreya Buddha, she shored up her power by imprisoning members of the Tang imperial line and had many political opponents exiled or killed.
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The first incarnation of Instagram was Burbn — a Foursquare-like app that allowed users to check in at their favorite spots, make plans to meet up, and share photos.
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The video depicts a monster, described by the video's narrator as the incarnation of people's anger, who kidnaps an unnamed corrupt leader to force him to repent his actions.
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And for the Broadway incarnation of "Oh, Hello," the fantastical puppeteer Basil Twist has been recruited to provide an extra dimension of terror for an expanded nightmare ballet sequence.
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Ms. Failing is one of several art historians who question whether the Degas bronzes made by the latest incarnation of the Valsuani foundry should be embraced as his work.
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In his mock-lederhosen ensemble, puffing one of his elaborate, homemade pipes, Kuhler went out drinking with Ingram, looking every bit the incarnation of one of his Rocaterranian characters.
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But rather than declare the Islamic State and its virulent ideology conquered, many Western and Arab counterterrorism officials are bracing for a new, lethal incarnation of the jihadist group.
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Nearly every incarnation of the Titans has had a Robin on the team, whether it is Batman's first partner, Dick Grayson (introduced in 1940), or one of Grayson's replacements.
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An early incarnation of the party envisioned the creation — and secession — of a state known as Padania, which included northern regions as well as Umbria, Tuscany and the Marches.
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This latest incarnation of trickle-down economics, which is supported by President Trump, shows that, during the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Trump's pitch to working-class voters was disingenuous.
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"It's a hard job, but he's been around this team before," said Nelson, who coached the second incarnation of the so-called Dream Team at the 1994 world championships.
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For anyone who saw the first incarnation of "Beauty Queen," it's hard not to miss Mag, Maureen and the fellas who came calling on them when they were bad.
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For this latest incarnation of "Sunset Boulevard," directed by Lonny Price and first seen in London last year, is a close cousin to the much-loved productions from Encores!
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The left of the Democratic Party saw the revolutionary incarnation of hope, the promise of sweeping social change, and, in a black president, the overturning of America's original sin.
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The latest incarnation of "repeal and replace" (Graham-Cassidy) was so bad that everybody that composes the health-care field vigorously opposed it — doctors, hospitals, and even insurance executives.
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Trump's incarnation of the idea has been discussed within parts of the government for quite some time, according to a senior administration official, though it's not clear how seriously.
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But it was also a show that eventually had a bunch of characters from the original incarnation of the series who had no place in its weirder, wackier confines.
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The Mendel Art Gallery is the previous incarnation of the Remai Modern, but changed its name in 2014 after receiving a significant donation from the Frank and Ellen Remai Foundation.
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Until recently, the latest incarnation of the Master — one of the Doctor's most dangerous foes, and a fellow Gallifreyan — was female, with Missy being brought to life by Michelle Gomez.
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To ignore the deplorable act of plagiarism is to condone an incarnation of corruption that may seem harmless but sets an insidious precedent for disingenuity and carelessness to go unpoliced.
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Visit the online incarnation of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and you'll see a familiar visual landscape: bold graphics, sans-serif type, trademark H splashed in a variety of patriotic colors.
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While up at night I had a lot of time to read, and I learned that the modern incarnation of polyphasic sleep was pioneered by two philosophy students in 1998.
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During the October 2017 incarnation of the dialogue in San Francisco, the Renova Fort Ross Foundation unveiled an exhibition of prize-winning Russian wilderness photographs from the Russian Geographical Society.
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This week Amazon took the wraps off a new incarnation of its Alexa voice assistant, giving the AI an eye so it can see as well as speak and hear.
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In 2013, he took part in the 50th anniversary celebration of the British science fiction show Doctor Who, portraying a new incarnation of The Doctor known as The War Doctor.
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In the latest incarnation of this beloved series you are a Monster Hunter exploring the wild unknowns of the New World, hunting gigantic monsters for "research" ... and loot, of course!
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The Daily Bag The latest incarnation of Fendi's "Peekaboo" bag makes a rich-but-eccentric statement in a psychedelic velvet floral motif inspired by an 18th-century Japanese wall covering.
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The latest incarnation of Jake McPake, in the 'NHL 17' beta (153) These days Jake's still going strong and continuing to do Romania proud while looking more realistic than ever.
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It's called Disenchantment, and it basically seems to be taking Groening's style and sense of humor into a fantasy world, or at least some strange incarnation of the Middle Ages.
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Yes, the world keeps on turning towards the very worst incarnation of itself, it seems, but it's not all bad; at least there's a new Mission: Impossible out this weekend.
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Humane Society International (HSI) and Duo Duo Animal Welfare Project have each issued press releases indicating that dog meat sales will be banned at the 2017 incarnation of the festival.
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In the front room slumped over the end of the sofa like a dead dog is a brother, a best friend, the fleshy incarnation of your worst and best memories.
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It's not that sports don't provide us with villains, but Grayson Allen gives us the ideal incarnation of someone you want to watch, repeatedly, fall down a flight of stairs.
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Schools and public health advocates contend that the vaping industry is the latest incarnation of Big Tobacco, developing and promoting its products to create new markets for a younger generation.
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Many believed the turtle to be the incarnation of a mythical turtle called Kim Qui (Golden Turtle God), Time reported, which lived in the same lake in the 15th-Century.
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Saturday's show is the latest incarnation of a series started by Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley, the couple who also organized the Broadway For Orlando single, music video and concert.
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All of this is to say that I'm sure Nintendo, of all companies, could think up a compelling Zelda title based around Zelda herself or a female incarnation of Link.
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With this in mind, Dickinson is both stranger and more charming than any historically-revisionist show about a badass, twenty-something incarnation of Emily Dickinson has any right to be.
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Like so:The modern wood and metal incarnation of the viewpoint isn't quite as impressive as the original, re-created in a sculpture nearby, but it offers the same incredible views.
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That neurotic quality is what Kate McKinnon, on "Saturday Night Live," pours into her strange, affectionate incarnation of Clinton: wanting the job so badly that she can seem pathologically presidential.
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The latest incarnation of this problem is a recent op-ed by Katie Johnson of the National Association of Realtors, which relies on a long discredited study about patent litigation.
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Born in Ukraine in 1948 and raised in Belarus, Alexievich stood for post-Soviet people struggling nonviolently against Putin's Russia, which many considered a new incarnation of the Soviet Union.
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This trend has become prominent enough for Fishbrain, a fishing app developer, to take a closer look at the modern incarnation of anglers bragging about the size of their catch.
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Last month, Ciccone told Motherboard that his Rhode Island incarnation of the bill wouldn't actually require a $20 porn access fee, but the bill itself appeared to contradict that claim.
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This weekend, an army of UK-based Insane Clown Posse fans descended on sunny Southport, England, for the seventh incarnation of the unofficial British juggalo festival, the UK Juggalo Weekender.
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The star-studded sketch ended with a surprise payoff of its own: an appearance by the real-life Clifford, who traded a few barbs with Alec Baldwin's incarnation of Trump.
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The inaugural film festival is the living incarnation of WUTI's ethos, with three days of programming set in Idyllwild, CA, a small artsy town nestled in the San Jacinto mountains.
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Comedy Central is giving more time in office to President Trump – or, at least, to the satirical incarnation of the commander in chief who hosts a late-night talk show.
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The latest incarnation of the Dior VIII Grand Bal Plume, introduced in January to celebrate the Chinese Year of the Rooster, explicitly attempted to combine haute horology with haute couture.
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Once there he set up an early incarnation of Yi Hap Shipyard, a builder of wooden junks, which symbolize the delta and the maritime culture that drove China's early growth.
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So this incarnation of "American Crime" wants us to think more deeply about what it takes to bring us the products we expect at the price we want to pay.
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We saw an early incarnation of this idea back in 2013, when, Forbes reports, an online marketplace was created to crowdfund the deaths of Barack Obama and Ben Bernanke with bitcoin.
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You can still search for celebs and find matches with their threads, but the new Goxip appears to have a much stronger community focus than the original incarnation of the app.
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Nowadays, in the world of IT, the big idea is to give everyone else their own incarnation of the state-of-the-art infrastructure Google built to run its Internet empire.
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In the newest incarnation of her show "Roseanne," she presented an honest — though not entirely sympathetic — American middle-class family who struggles not just economically but also with differing political views.
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This is the first incarnation of Uber and Masabi's partnership since the two companies first struck a deal last year to integrate the latter's mobile ticketing platform into the former's app.
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As well as being an accomplished adaptation, it is also great fun, providing ample scares and a thoroughly chilling incarnation of Pennywise (Bill Skarsgard, who will also star in "Castle Rock").
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And while an explosive final act delivers a welcome ramp-up in intensity, by the end, I was happy to be done with the story and this incarnation of the franchise.
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Each has played a different incarnation of the Doctor, a time-traveling alien who saves humanity, time and time again, from extraterrestrial invasion as well as from the worst in themselves.
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The latest incarnation of this talking point came in today's and yesterday's congressional hearings over Libra, the Facebook -spearheaded digital currency it hopes to launch in the first half of 25.
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For Jaffa, Jefferson and the other founders were both deeply religious and in alignment with ancient philosophy while Abraham Lincoln was the very incarnation of Aristotle's ideal of the magnanimous man.
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On November 9th India's supreme court granted Hindus possession of a site in the city of Ayodhya that is claimed as the birthplace of Rama, an incarnation of the god Vishnu.
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On November 9th India's Supreme Court granted Hindus possession of a site in the city of Ayodhya that is claimed as the birthplace of Rama, an incarnation of the god Vishnu.
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One man tried to sell the cornflake incarnation of the island continent on eBay in 2011 During moments of madness, some citizens consciously choose to marry cuisine and their continental home.
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But I think it's an unfair question, considering that every incarnation of the character, more specifically the four different types of Joker we've seen throughout history, are all entirely different characters.
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A pony-tailed pretender with little in the way of a political program besides bucking the status quo, Maksimovic is the Balkan incarnation of an anti-establishment movement sweeping the West.
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Ridge Ventures, which is the new incarnation of the old IDG Ventures USA, has made a significant new hire in its path towards its future as a newly independent VC firm.
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Traditionalists, take heart: A more familiar incarnation of Mr. Claus has taken up residence in the capital of Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi, which bills itself as the Official Hometown of Santa Claus.
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In "The Gun Runner's Daughter" (1998), an Israeli-American woman is a modern incarnation of Queen Esther, the secretly Jewish wife of the Persian king, who saved her people from annihilation.
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This early incarnation of Undercover was a precursor to Takahashi's collaborations with Supreme, Nike and Uniqlo, and to a moody, cement-and-glass flagship store in the wealthy residential Aoyama neighborhood.
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Hamburg, which has played in Germany's top tier since the modern incarnation of the club was formed in 1919, has captured six domestic league titles over all, and three German Cups.
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This modern incarnation of the colonial depiction of black-man-as-savage comes complete with what Micheal Rice and others call the "BBC syndrome": fixation with the notional big black cock.
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She cultivates him and patiently seeks the perfect instrument for his undoing, seizings on the unfortunate — and extremely young — Mademoiselle de Joncquières (Alice Isaaz), who looks like the incarnation of purity.
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Almost nightly, Mr. Berlusconi is on air calmly excoriating members of the Five Star Movement as inexperienced know-nothings and the modern incarnation of Communists taking orders from a Milanese Politburo.
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The inside area will also include the first incarnation of the Nomad project, Browns' take on semi-permanent, roaming retail concepts as a 21st-century response to the "pop-up store" model.
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"Plant-based meats are the latest incarnation of making vegetables look like what Americans really want, which is great, tasty meat," Jim Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer for Arby's, said in a statement.
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"Plant-based meats are the latest incarnation of making vegetables look like what Americans really want, which is great, tasty meat," Jim Taylor, Arby's chief marketing officer said on the company's blog.
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While the Shame Wizard — the incarnation of embarrassment and self-loathing who was season 2's primary antagonist — briefly appears when Andrew visits a Men's Rights group, he's otherwise absent this season.
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The original incarnation of Super Deluxe, born in 2007 and scrapped in 2008, was a slightly edgier and way less popular Funny or Die, with comedy talent borrowed from Turner's Adult Swim.
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If this latest incarnation of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's youth strategy succeeds, the company could soon apply to TV networks the same competitive pressure it's already putting on rivals like Twitter and Snapchat.
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In the later phase of this era, Turner even manages to rock a pair of loafers, anticipating what might be the next incarnation of his persona and the band as a whole.
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They are engaging more with tribal leaders to make sure they have the local buy-in to make sure a new incarnation of ISIS does not find a space in Mosul again.
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Given that the Hero of Time is continually reborn and forced to live through another incarnation of their fate, making Link a woman in some games wouldn't even change an established character.
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This particular incarnation of "The Jungle," as the residents there call it, houses 5,000 people, maybe more, all displaced from their homes or fleeing war and poverty in Syria, Afghanistan, and elsewhere.
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Branding a black child's death as the latest incarnation of Till's recognizes that there exists a 60-year period during which the conditions that produced Till's brutal killing have remained relatively unchanged.
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Reyes may not be the player he once was with the Mets before he left after the 2011 season, but an incarnation of his former self reappeared for at least one game.
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Tahrir al-Sham is the latest incarnation of the group formerly known as the Nusra Front, which was al Qaeda's official wing in the Syrian conflict until they parted ways in 2016.
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In the United States, the earliest incarnation of PACE was started in San Francisco in 1971 by a group of Asian and Italian immigrant families seeking alternatives to the American nursing home.
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As of writing, it's unclear whether General Mills will kowtow to critics who pine for the sweet, gritty taste of preservative-laden nostalgia in the former incarnation of its refrigerated cookie dough.
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Recently, a raft of books inspired by Black Lives Matter — that most recent incarnation of the civil rights movement — has attempted to explain the many ways black life is devalued in America.
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Yet the cornerstones of Merkel's style and principles -- described in Germany jokingly as Merkelism -- have been so eroded that the Chancellor's final term will be a feeble incarnation of the first three.
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Joseph was performing with an early incarnation of Twenty One Pilots at Ohio State, and Dun, who was working at Guitar Center with the group's then-drummer, came to check it out.
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But still, I felt like I was in an altered state when I saw the little girl, known as the Kumari, who is worshiped as the incarnation of the Hindu goddess Taleju.
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FOOD A Critic's Notebook on April 25 about the new incarnation of the restaurant Noma, in the Christiania section of Copenhagen, misstated the year when the area was taken over by residents.
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The Salton Sea, straddling the Imperial and Coachella Valleys, is the latest incarnation of a body of water that has been drying and refilling over eons with water from the Colorado River.
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"At the turn of the '60s, Finney was the screen's incarnation of the new working-class hero," Mr. Falk wrote in "Albert Finney in Character," published in 1992 and republished in 2015.
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The Observatory said fighters of Tahrir al-Sham - an incarnation of the former al-Qaeda affiliate the Nusra Front - launched a suicide attack against the army, detonating a bomb in an armored vehicle.
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This brings us to the present day, a time when the the sole incarnation of rebels' and misfits' most-valued symbol manifests, as if by magic, in Terminal C of the Newark airport.
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Since the original incarnation of A Star Is Born came out in 1937, before the Globes even existed, it's exempt from the tally, though the movie was nominated for seven Oscars, winning two.
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Yesterday was the first time they'd played together since they wrapped a string of Japanese dates three months earlier, but the 14th incarnation of the ever-evolving supergroup sounds as tight as ever.
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John McCain, who had gained his fame as a maverick independent, picked Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his vice presidential nominee, and she became a voice for the most recent incarnation of conservatism.
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Millions of Hindus believe the mosque in Ayodhya was built at the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of their most revered deities who is considered a physical incarnation of the Hindu God Vishnu.
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But if this performance had a star, or a leader, it was Annique Roberts in the third section, as the incarnation of Roberta Flack's voice singing "Angelitos Negros," full of pain and pride.
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A model is only as good as the data it is trained on, and the first incarnation of EAGLE was fed only a starvation diet of historical scores from major tournaments since 2001.
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He (a cockerel is a young rooster, though he's danced here by a woman) is merely the most recent incarnation of a character that first appeared in a folk tale by Alexander Pushkin.
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Elisabeth Moss's furious incarnation of an out-of-control rocker on a quest for redemption is matched by the lacerating dialogue and pugnacious cinematography of Alex Ross Perry's "Her Smell" (opening April 12).
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He plans to see the musical again on opening night, and he's no longer filled with dread at the prospect of seeing Bateman, the incarnation of pure evil, sing and dance with abandon.
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This incarnation of Texas Liberty Radio has operated since at least 2013, running off radio equipment stored in a utility room in a crumbling apartment complex on the east side of Austin, Texas.
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At the heart of the Miller program was a large-ensemble piece called "Autoschediasms"—the latest incarnation of a series of controlled improvisations that Sorey has led with groups sympathetic to his methods.
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Since the first incarnation of what is now the World Economic Forum (WEF) in 1971, the list of high-profile attendants, scope and ambitions at the event in Davos, Switzerland has grown considerably.
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After a 1994 animated series and a 2001 live-action one, Ben Edlund has created yet a third television incarnation of his goofy, bright blue comic-book superhero, played here by Peter Serafinowicz.
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Mr. Vaziev feared his mandatory two-year army service would end his dancing career, but he landed in a military dance troupe and then joined the Kirov, the Soviet incarnation of the Mariinsky.
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Ms. Thongngoen and two or three other cooks are out in the open, too, lined up behind a counter that might have been a service bar in a former incarnation of the space.
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I feel like I've done what I can with the incarnation of Pennywise as we know of him, so I think it would be a cool idea to change up a few things.
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Ms. York, now in her 60s, said that though every incarnation of the Taylor company was different by nature, there was one quality shared over generations: "They're not cookie-cutter dancers," she said.
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And according to Slate, he may have written controversial posts on a message board for fans of the University of Alabama, including one that defended an early incarnation of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Many Hindus believe a mosque razed in 1992 in the northern town of Ayodhya was built in the same place where Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, was born.
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You didn't know the first incarnation of the Washington Senators, the team that called the nation's capital home from 1901 to 1960 before high-tailing it to the Midwest to become the Minnesota Twins.
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Some of the criticism of Mr Tillerson seems to misunderstand the role of a corporate chief executive, and to assume that every business leader is the personal incarnation of the company that he leads.
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Smith is perhaps best known for his role as the eleventh incarnation of The Doctor in the BBC series Doctor Who; he also currently stars as Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, on Netflix's The Crown.
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Mr. Frey and Mr. Henley, with two other members of Ms. Ronstadt's band, the bassist Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon, who plays guitar and other stringed instruments, were the first incarnation of the Eagles.
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This year is Super Bowl LII (which, for those not well-versed in Roman numerals, is the 52nd incarnation of the title game) taking place between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots.
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Slater, a slight, soft-spoken Englishman in his sixties with a youthful, amazed demeanor—he could be an especially placid incarnation of the Doctor, in "Doctor Who"—walked me to the campus coffee bar.
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In September, I was tasked by Fightland to cover the opening round of Rizin Fighting Federation's—the latest incarnation of Pride following its close in 2007—inaugural edition of their openweight World Grand Prix.
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"Of course they're going to be into electronic music — it's so accessible," he said of young people with more access to the Internet, adding that this modern incarnation of dance music is not politicized.
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This is the pure, street-level incarnation of "broken windows" policing, a popular model of law enforcement where so-called "quality of life" offenses are aggressively enforced in order (theoretically) to prevent larger crimes.
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To reconcile the current incarnation of Brook Lopez with the version that starred for the Nets in his first several N.B.A. seasons is to truly understand the extent to which a player can evolve.
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The latest incarnation of the team plays softball instead of baseball, as did the original Peaches for most of their existence in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League of the 903s and '290s.
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By the way, if you look at accounts of the Australian incarnation of five years ago, which had a book by Craig Lucas, it featured several more characters, including a love interest for Ann.
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Moscow said the attackers were from different groups, including the Islamic Party of Turkestan and Tahrir al-Sham, the latest incarnation of the former Nusra Front that was part of al Qaeda until 2016.
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Moscow said the attackers were from different groups, including the Islamic Party of Turkestan and Tahrir al-Sham, the latest incarnation of the former Nusra Front that was part of al Qaeda until 2016.
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That said, this trailer mostly feels like a super cut of jump scares and seen-it-before scary things, so... we'll see how much the R-rating does for this incarnation of the series.
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Thanathorn's uncle, Suriya Juangroongruangkit, held various senior positions in an earlier incarnation of Thaksin's political machine, the Thai Rak Thai Party, and the youthful Thanathorn has been described by some as the "next Thaksin".
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The real estate market had ideas of its own, as it often does, which is how the incarnation of Bread and Salt that Mr. Easton opened early this summer wound up in New Jersey.
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The difference is that, unlike Mr. Fillon, who has campaigned on a platform of probity and high ethics, Ms. Le Pen has never "presented herself as the incarnation of republican morality," Mr. Caron said.
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As howler Wrathchild comments, ""Since the incarnation of Sacred Leather, it has been this band's mission to return the true essence of heavy metal to the masses, and Ultimate Force is a our testament.
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Apps like Luxy, Raya, Sparkology, The League, and Hanky are the modern incarnation of exclusive clubs, but, instead of doormen, they rely on photo verifications and LinkedIn profiles to screen out the unwashed masses.
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As the digital incarnation of the already rose-tinted proposition of patronage, Patreon has had the reputation of a niche community of idealism; the even crunchier cousin of the already progressive Kickstarters of the world.
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The modern incarnation of food TV as spectacle first stirred at the Big Feast on the Beach in Miami in 1994, a food festival organized by a chef-obsessed rock 'n' roll promoter, Shep Gordon.
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He was an incarnation of racial healing, yet at the end of his tenure the civil-rights triumphs of the 1960s seem more remote, to some African-Americans, than the civil war of the 1860s.
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"We're all such huge fans of Kiernan's work that when we started talking about who this new incarnation of Sabrina could be, her name was on everyone's wish list," executive producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa says.
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The upcoming reboot of Sabrina: The Teenage Witch promises to be much darker, while Jordan Peele, who wrote and directed the acclaimed horror film Get Out, will helm the newest incarnation of the Twilight Zone.
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The founders took inspiration, as well as their name, from an earlier incarnation of a Woman's Building, an 1893 structure designed by Sophia Hayden for the Columbian Exposition in Chicago that showcased art by women.
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The VW Microbus is about as iconic as they come in the world of automobiles, and the I.D. Buzz is the electric, modern incarnation of that van Volkswagen introduced as a concept back in January.
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MADRID (Reuters) - After more than a week of events, concerts and a parade attended by hundreds of thousands, Madrid World Pride, the latest incarnation of the largest LGBT festival in the world, ended on Sunday.
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Before Melissa Alcantara became "Fitgurlmel" — the incarnation of a vibrant celebrity trainer who's helped whip Kim Kardashian into shape — there was just Melissa, a self-described "yo-yo dieter" who drank and smoked too much.
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On television, he guest starred as the War Doctor, an incarnation of the lead protagonist in the long-running BBC science fiction series "Doctor Who", for three episodes celebrating the show's 50th anniversary in 2013.
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Scarcely have the two men ceased rehashing the flirtatious lunchtime encounter in a pub that led to this, um, cosier invite before Tim sheds his clothes like some sort of human incarnation of Michelangelo's David.
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An earlier incarnation of the project was called "Se Manifester," a pun that plays on the subtle meanings of the French verb, which encompasses everything from "protesting" and "coming forward" to displaying anger or enjoyment.
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The director, Barry Jenkins, uses two performances to establish these feelings and experiences, then hands them off to Rhodes, whose final incarnation of Chiron strategically buries all that has preceded him in rock-hard thuggery.
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I wanted to remember the thrill, albeit short-lived, of seeing this incarnation of all the entitlement accrued over nearly 8003 years of rule confined to the cage where defendants are kept in Egyptian courtrooms.
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Prince had a secret talent that few knew about..." ---- Why Trump is the next Walter White By Julian Zelizer "Trump is the real life incarnation of the characters we love to watch in fictional shows.
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On this weekend, the sprawling 420-acre site was hosting the ninth incarnation of Bhakti Fest, Silberfein's vision come to life in all of its chanting, meditating, sound bathing, breath working, yogic, gluten-free glory.
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It is about reaching an elevated state of bliss, a touch to the divine, and it is something that he believes to be missing in the current incarnation of mixed-martial-arts at the competitive level.
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"The treatment of Sanders at the Red Hen restaurant is the very incarnation of the double standard many conservative Americans feel they&aposve lived under for years," Michael Graham, a columnist for the Boston Herald, wrote.
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Tony nominee Stephanie J. Block (Falsettos) — who previously confirmed her involvement in the show — will star as one incarnation of Cher, joined by Teal Weaks (Wicked, Finding Neverland) and newcomer Micaela Diamond making her Broadway debut.
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Last year Cityfox debuted its first foray into the pop-up outdoor club space in New York, opening the original incarnation of The Brooklyn Mirage a few blocks away from where this year's venue will live.
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"A lot of people say that I have this excellent use case for the current incarnation of serverless and Function as a Service, but the rest of my application doesn't really work running there," he said.
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In the televised incarnation of "The Mist"—which has dispensed with most of the original plot points—the diverse cast of residents in the fog-bound town grapple with domestic dramas emblematic of America's culture wars.
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His sculptures, when they left the studio, consisted of configurations, measurements, and ratios, along with specifications for the type and color of the yarn or elastic that would make up the physical incarnation of the work.
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The "second" incarnation of Zenefits isn't just designed to be a home base for company data, but also a service that other companies can tap into in order to use that data for their own tools.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last weekend the third incarnation of the Forward Union Fair took place — a gathering of advocacy groups, artists, and civic engagement organizations to pursue the overarching cause of social justice.
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For more than seven decades, right-wing Hindu campaigners have been pushing to build a temple on the site, which they believe was the birthplace of Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
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The original incarnation of the JACK Quartet, an indispensable force for musical discovery since its founding in 2007, gave its last New York performance before bidding goodbye to two members who will be succeeded this fall.
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Shep Doeleman, the radio astronomer who willed the earliest incarnation of the Event Horizon Telescope into existence, is a wiry 51-year-old man of medium height with thin, chaotic brown hair and wire-frame glasses.
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If China was initially welcomed as a deep-pocketed investor — and an alternative to America — it has faced growing criticism that it is less an economic partner than a 1.53st-century incarnation of a colonialist power.
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The northwest - Idlib province and a belt of territory around it - is mostly held by the jihadist Tahrir al-Sham, the latest incarnation of the former Nusra Front, which was part of al Qaeda until 300.
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In the early 2000s the internet was still just barely out of its formative period, and, to my mind at least, it offered a more authentic and complete incarnation of American ideals than even America itself.
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The Child Plush by Mattel, $24.99, available at shopDisneyThis 10-inch plush toy is a soft and cuddly incarnation of Baby Yoda, and even comes in special packaging that'll look like the crib from the show.
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King Crimson, founded in 22016, was another such band, and Mr. Wetton joined an incarnation of it in 1972, playing alongside the group's original guitarist, Robert Fripp, the drummer Bill Bruford, formerly of Yes, and others.
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Video had captured one incarnation of the sublime fleetingly in sync with another; a work about the slipperiness of forever meets a work of actual physical permanence in a way that felt a lot like filmmaking.
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And what I also noticed when I first met Ben, even though they were just kind of testing an early version of Pinterest at the time, they just rotated from a previous incarnation of the business.
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It's no coincidence that his next album, due Friday, is called Trap or Die 3, which has previously been a mixtape series and the original incarnation of which is one of a handful of uncontested genre classics.
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In a lengthy joint email to Vox, TKO, Basa, and KBadds explained that they had deliberately adopted the exaggerated stylized language years ago when they launched the FiyaStarter website: When we started the first incarnation of Fiyastarter.
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The 2018 incarnation of Universal Eyes has been a moment to look forward to, and an opportunity to look back on the noise and experimental music scene that emerged in the 2000s in Michigan and the Midwest.
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This most recent incarnation of this — of turning pabulum into wisdom by placing it in the mouth of a 10-year-old — has suddenly jumped from social media into the real world of meddlesome left-wing policies.
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With that said, El Camino's best moment is one in which we get to see the full range of Jesse's character, with Aaron Paul perfectly popping back into an earlier incarnation of his role in a flashback.
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Naturally, when Marvel reveals the slightest detail about the new incarnation of the company's historically most beloved character, it's basically treated as a new installment of a sacred text that must be interpreted and reinterpreted for meaning.
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It feels great, it looks great, but I think what's captivated me most about it is how the story itself is such a mature standing for a character that had previously been an incarnation of greedy bloodbaths.
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The current incarnation of Trump is just about five years old and dates to a string of incidents in 235 when he raised questions about the authenticity of Barack Obama's claim to have been born in Hawaii.
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FROM PEN: Sean Combs Reveals Why 'Puff Daddy' Is His Favorite Moniker In the latest edition of the in-show incarnation of Carpool Karaoke, Usher taught Corden how to dance in a club during his guest appearance.
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Whether the latest incarnation of Spider-Man will work on the screen or not is an open question, but this return to the niche of teendom does help set the character apart from the other masked vigilantes.
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" The latest incarnation of the internet has enabled innovation and technological breakthroughs, Fleming said, but also brought "new and unprecedented challenges for policymakers as we seek to protect our citizens, judicial systems, businesses - and even societal norms.
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Echo Look isn't a joke, and its here to take your data: Amazon's Echo Look, an incarnation of its Alexa voice assistant with a built-in camera for style pictures, is more than a fun selfie cam.
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Although the idea of the opinion page can be traced back to the 1920s, the modern incarnation of this is usually credited to The New York Times, where in 1970 John Oakes launched the op-ed page.
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Where to watch: Netflix Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Bollywood incarnation of Romeo and Juliet is oversaturated with drama and violence, but at the center are the painfully attractive Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh (now a real-life couple).
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Indeed, gravitational waves are so hard to pin down that Italy's Virgo observatory and even the original incarnation of LIGO have been unable to trip this particular cosmic wire, though there have been a few false positives.
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"I'm 44 years old now and I feel like I did when I was 17 or 18 and jamming songs," Lemay says of the latest incarnation of Gorguts, a band he founded as a teenager in 1989.
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The biopic flashes back to Tolkien's school days; the younger incarnation of the writer, played by Harry Gilby, is placed in foster care after the death of his lively, storytelling mother, and into a prestigious boy's academy.
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Many lawmakers reflected on the U.K.'s place in modern European history, from its role in liberating Europe in two World Wars to it joining the European Economic Community (an early incarnation of the EU) in 1973.
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Materialising every now and then to give Jojo amusingly useless pep talks, this incarnation of the Führer is a sulky ignoramus who faints at the sight of blood and runs away at the first sign of trouble.
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Mr. Mugabe struggled to win the allegiance of his party's guerrillas, even as the propaganda of the white minority in Rhodesia depicted him as a bloodthirsty Marxist — the incarnation of the minority's atavistic fears of black domination.
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That is, a conservative articulate on racial justice and upward mobility who would be comfortable in any incarnation of the Bronx — the dismal 1980 landscape or the one today, where fancy coffee shops fuel concern about gentrification.
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I've since found other, longer recordings of that Panthéon incarnation of Mr. Bourgeois's installation, including one that goes on long enough to linger on a single dancer after all that great stuff on the steps has concluded.
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Last year's incarnation of the #ShowYourStripes project was limited to global temperature measurements, but this newly-launched version can make charts for most nations on Earth, individual American states, and select cities such as Stockholm and Oxford.
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