Mariah Carey, the inimitable pop musician, encountered Meryl Streep, the inimitable actress, at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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Many thanks to Jezebel's inimitable Joanna Rothkopf for the inspiration.
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His mastery of painting in watercolors and inks is inimitable.
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The inimitable designer behind Chanel and Fendi died on Tuesday.
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The duck walk, his inimitable stage move, was more than enough.
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And all the while, doing so in his own inimitable style.
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It's a collection of 4AM weapons with an inimitable UK growl.
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The Inimitable Emil Zatopek, the Greatest Olympic Runner of All Time.
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It's eclectic, a little chaotic and inimitable — just like Berkeley itself.
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Some have learned how to foster management techniques that are largely inimitable.
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And then there's Steve Lattimer, as played by the inimitable Andrew Bryniarski.
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He will put his own inimitable stamp on the role of Col.
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But Trump also supported his case as well, in his inimitable fashion.
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I won't keep quoting stats; that's what the inimitable Guerrilla Girls do.
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They were the very definition of game, this inimitable mother-daughter duo.
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But that is the crux of King Spa's appeal: its inimitable otherworldliness.
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The inimitable Henderson, then the Mets' left fielder, was born on Dec.
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It is a style as inimitable as it is instantly, recognizably English.
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Who wouldn't want to celebrate Christmas with the inimitable and classy Julie Andrews?
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Accompanying the artist's prints is a text by the equally inimitable Allen Ginsberg.
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The inimitable southwest fragrance of sweet burning pinyon pine wafted in the air.
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It's absurd and over-the-top but Baby's personality on-screen is inimitable.
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Berio wrote the work for his wife, the inimitable mezzo-soprano Cathy Berberian.
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Skip ahead to 12:25 for a taste of the inimitable Wallace Shawn.
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He is, in ways that are both impressive and disturbing, inimitable, unprecedented, unique.
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Some one-hit wonders still bring back a wondrous, inimitable sense of nostalgia.
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The Lobster's enduring magic is in its inimitable blend of comedy, bitterness, and poignancy.
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And that inimitable sense of style made him many friends in the fashion world.
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Bay windows, built-in bookshelves, and swoon-worthy moldings give it an inimitable charm.
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That's the distinct, inimitable smell of complete and utter desperation taking over The Bachelor.
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Then Trump, in his inimitable way, threatened to "spill the beans" on Heidi Cruz.
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It's basically a mini-golf game with Kirby trappings and that inimitable Kirby charm.
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Physical pain doesn't intimidate the inimitable Marina Abramović, but spiritual agony is another matter.
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Physical pain doesn't intimidate the inimitable Marina Abramović, but spiritual agony is another matter.
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It attacks every piety in its purview — without ever losing its inimitable screwball charm.
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The inimitable Viola Davis's suffering and steely determination seem obviously destined for awards conversations.
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Her latest metamorphosis adds an element of luxury to her medley of inimitable style.
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The ideas that inspire them, nonetheless, are inimitable, and should be treated as such.
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" Zelda taunts her sister as "inimitable, impeccable Ava" and asks wryly, "Having fun yet?
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Check out this pre-Police Academy clip of impressionist Michael Winslow doing his inimitable schtick.
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For the sake of entertainment, hopefully he can achieve that in his own inimitable style.
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Aside from a crude drawing, Johnny Depp's inimitable character does not appear in the trailer.
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Kruger's aesthetic, which has been fairly consistent over the past 40 years, isn't exactly inimitable.
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The Bolshoi, led by the inimitable Olga Smirnova and Semyon Chudin, were majestic and sublime.
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The water's dynamics, in the end, are inimitable, and there's a purity in such mystery.
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Mr. Trump, in his inimitable way, makes no bones about why he wants a wall.
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Delivered in his inimitable voice, this memoir captures all that was taboo-bursting about Bruce.
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Despite its growth spurt, the Countryman looks much the same in the brand's inimitable way.
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How did Rembrandt's inimitable brushstrokes and mastery of light and shadow remain hidden from view?
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Singer, music producer, actress, and activist: There are many titles to describe the inimitable Janelle Monáe.
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This is one of those foods, from the inimitable Yasmin Khan, author of The Saffron Tales.
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" "For decades, he gave great pleasure to radio listeners with his wit, warmth and inimitable humor.
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Add to that Everest's inimitable appeal to a growing body of thrill-seekers the world over.
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She ultimately put together an inimitable home for the Perlman family as backdrop for the action.
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The Bahamas, like many islands, wanted to maintain its own inimitable flavor while importing Trini styles.
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Citroën is the automotive equivalent of the platypus: bizarre, delightful, innovative, and, if not inimitable, never imitated.
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We particularly enjoy "Get Low" blended with the inimitable "All Star" by Smash Mouth for its ridiculousness.
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Cindy and I added the fish sounds — [demonstrates inimitable ululation] — that sound Cindy does at the end.
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This is all to say, if Harbour wins his Golden Globe, we will lose Keery's inimitable tresses.
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The inimitable CeeLo Green arrived at the Grammy Awards Sunday night in … well, some kind of style.
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The inimitable, beloved comedian, who played Daniel Hillard and the eponymous hero Euphegenia Doubtfire, died in 23.
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The event featured performances by collaborators including the strapping singer Paul Parker and the inimitable androgyne Sylvester.
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So it remains as Bolt's inimitable pre-Olympic press event — full of samba and shenanigans — made clear.
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But New York had provided the ideal stage for the master work that was her inimitable life.
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But a place's fragrance is inimitable, a visceral biography of its cuisine, places of worship and landscape.
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The raw beauty of the Scottish locations sets off the tumultuous love story in inimitable cinematic style.
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For one, she'll be reprising her role as the inimitable Cookie Lyons when Empire returns on Sept. 21.
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"It's me...Nicki Minashkenazi!" merging the inimitable rapper's moniker with that of Ilana's own Eastern European Jewish heritage.
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The Obama segment, which aired in 2016 on CNN's Parts Unknown, was representative of Bourdain's inimitable storytelling style.
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Even while the tape played she sang her heart out, pouring her inimitable voice into a dead microphone.
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He hasn't been this hot since he was J.J. Redick, college basketball's inimitable proto-troll and quintessential Dukie.
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And, because Rihanna never skips the chance to make a statement, every dental visit required an inimitable ensemble.
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The inimitable queens do some deep penetration—er, deep digging—and send their field team out to investigate.
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Its rich tableaux of the borderlands mixed with unrelenting violence creates an inimitable portrait of our country's history.
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There's lots of love in this star's life — even if he's not actually dating the inimitable Helen Mirren.
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Note Saturday's concert, too, from the inimitable pianist Ursula Oppens, pairing Scriabin sonatas with works by Elliott Carter.
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Opened in 1973, the EndUp is San Francisco's oldest after-hours bar and the city's inimitable queer club.
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They went unseen for years until this exhibition, which reintroduced this inimitable minor master to a wider public.
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I miss her inimitable sandwich-snarfing, bookshelf-climbing, purse-raiding, cabinet-unlocking, smoothie-stealing, ever-grinning rascal self.
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The Welsh actor established a screen presence with performances in "The Great Inimitable Mr. Dickens" and "Young Winston."
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"I've admired Mary Petty forever," she says, as she shares an ancient book by that early, inimitable cartoonist.
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What resulted was a unified and inimitable style, rivalled only by Michael Jackson's in terms of its magnetism.
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It works best when Davis commands the screen with her inimitable blend of psychological subtlety and operatic intensity.
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Alec's framing, his color, his sense of light, his angles: They are all his, and they are inimitable.
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Or maybe it should be uniquely yours, because we are all wonderful, inimitable individuals, and that should be celebrated.
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Instead, his photographs resemble the prints through their format and their focus on fleeting moments set against inimitable majesty.
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The inimitable reality star tells Billboard that she's "so over" talking about her and Taylor Swift's very public spat.
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Banks is posting random text messages from maybe-Grimes and others to social media, with her own inimitable style.
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The problem is that Trump, in his own inimitable way, has created a most imperfect vacuum for the nation.
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Her inimitable and innate sense of style has had a lasting impact on both street style and high fashion.
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Its specialty was a brand of glazed terra-cotta sculpture that was physically durable, graphically strong and technologically inimitable.
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This is Twombly's inimitable gift: the simultaneous condensation and expansion of different senses, such as sight, touch, and smell.
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I've also followed the synth work of the inimitable Dewanatron cousins for some time, especially the Swarmatron and Hymnotron.
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That tribute remains part of Rodney's inimitable style, along with his bow-and-arrow celebration after closing out wins.
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The inimitable journalist Nat Hentoff wrote the liner notes for Dylan's second album, "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan," in 1963.
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What better hands to put your hangover fate into than the inimitable Cara Nicoletti, host of the Hangover Show?
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Not McDonald's new recipe, not Wendy's reliable Homestyle, not even Chick-fil-A's inimitable classic snagged the top spot.
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Today, we visit one of the oldest cafes in London's East End, headed up by the inimitable Arthur Woodham.
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Is there a time of year when celebs aren't, in the words of the inimitable Cardi B, making money moves?
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Lopez arrived in inimitable style, stepping out of a private plane looking every inch the rock star that she is.
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Muhammad Ali's uncanny, Twain-like perception and inimitable rapid-fire quips are the real stars of When We Were Kings.
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Mr. Iannucci left the show after Season 4, but while his caustic language is indispensable, it is fortunately not inimitable.
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The inimitable Janeane Garofalo will take the stage, along with Frank Conniff, of "Mystery Science Theater 24100," and others. eventbrite.
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The Coalition has delivered an electrifying campaign that shakes up the Gears of War formula while preserving its inimitable action.
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One of the inimitable things about Frank O'Hara's poetry is that the "I" seems to live an exciting, alert, enthusiastic life.
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There's also the time-traveling assassin Cha-Cha, played by the inimitable Mary J. Blige in a razor-slim navy suit.
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And of course, pour one out for the inimitable Grumpy Cat, a feline Instagram pioneer who passed away earlier this year.
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There was Waylon, Willie, Dolly, Loretta, Johnny, Kris, and Merle, all of whom have defined country music in countless, inimitable ways.
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"Charlotte wanted to create a regal red that encapsulates the Queen's inimitable style, poise, warmth and power," says the brand's website.
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The first half of 2017 saw Amal Clooney, Oscar Isaac, and the inimitable Beyoncé Knowles share the news that they're expecting.
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"In typical Yamamoto style he took a traditional form, the high-top, and put his inimitable stamp on it," she said.
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The results can sometimes veer toward the sentimental, even the saccharine, but they always have wide-ranging warmth and inimitable gusto.
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The new super/anti-hero phenomenon boasts inimitable dialogue, big action set pieces, and an amazing score by Tom Holkenborg, a.k.
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Daniel Hyde leads what remains an essential "Messiah," featuring the inimitable sound of the St. Thomas Choir of Men and Boys.
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LeAnn Rimes, another country singer, followed suit in 2014, but said she could never hope to equal Ms. Peevey's inimitable sound.
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The Met's vast, inimitable production of Verdi's "Aida" returns for its second run of the season, with a wholly changed cast.
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When the inimitable Mike Nichols came in several years ago to pitch a documentary, Mr. Plepler says he listened with reverence.
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The first time we hear Maya Dardel (Lena Olin, and her inimitable rasp), she is declaring her intention to commit suicide.
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This tragicomedy about climate change and landscape architecture, directed by Leigh Silverman, stars the inimitable Becca Blackwell as a butch gardener.
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Below, we explore Walker's creative process, the significance of this year's Calendar, and the inimitable cast of characters featured in the shoot.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who, in her inimitable way, took him to task about whether Facebook allows politicians to lie in their ads.
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A cat-eyed siren who launched a million jukeboxes, Spector's inimitable style bewitched some of the most famous artists of her generation.
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Timed to the release of It, "Kellywise" combined some of SNL's greatest strengths, including White House parody and the inimitable Kate McKinnon.
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" I wonder what would happen if someone tried to imitate the inimitable Aaron Franklin in Buenos Aires, calling their brisket "Austin-style.
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The ways of mourning Prince, the inimitable superstar musician and sexiest MF to ever rock an assless yellow lace jumpsuit, are many.
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The inimitable Corinne Olympios hasn't had a boob job, but admitted on the same season that she's interested in a "tiny" one.
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Tom Hanks has been pegged to play the inimitable Mr. Rogers in a biopic titled You Are My Friend, Variety reported Monday.
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For all her documented love for and indebtedness to David Bowie, it just served as another reminder of how inimitable he was.
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I wrote this puzzle with the inimitable David Kwong, who is a great friend, greater crossword puzzle constructor and less great magician.
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Fans fell in love at first sight, and Trixie's brilliant comedy and inimitable aesthetic quickly made the queen an instant audience favorite.
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This interactive show will feature puppets, colorful props — and the performers' inimitable and well-known antics — as well as catchy pop tunes.
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But such gonzo advice made me wish the book's voice were more inimitable, more Let's Go or Cadogan than Fodor's or Frommer's.
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In the F-PACE SVR's case, the trick was to capture that inimitable Jaggy sleekness while still managing SUV-esque road presence.
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Last, on Sunday evening, came the versatile, inimitable Ensemble Dal Niente, in one of its popular, provocative "Hard Music, Hard Liquor" gigs.
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Today we visit El Hipopótamo, a Buenos Aires bar that opened in 1909 and is run by inimitable matriarch/manager Ana Sala.
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It wasn't just Gronkowski's uncommon mix of size and speed; he played with an inimitable combination of acrobatic athleticism and reckless abandon.
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Mr. Padrón will also welcome a couple of special guests: the inimitable percussionist and folklorist Roman Diaz and the drummer Kenny Grohowski.
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" He added, "In his own inimitable way, living in Baltimore in the Seventh Congressional District, he touched lives all over the world.
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But the best parts of the book are tart evocations of the mid-century comic-club scene and of Rivers's inimitable panache.
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The inimitable Sviatoslav Richter, a loner in the jury room, reportedly awarded him full marks for each round and zero to other contenders.
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The four-minute cooking demo was a success, with almost 4.5 million views to date, and set the tone for Fee's inimitable style.
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Meanwhile, the president was egging on Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, calling protestors "very rude elevator screamers" in his inimitable way.
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The lyrics of their songs are so well thought out and heartfelt and the delivery is presented in a unique and inimitable fashion.
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Comprised of sportswear heavily inspired by the singer's inimitable style, Rihanna's stylistic mode was essentially healthgoth 2.0 with a transfusion of street glamour.
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Add to that some free booze and one very excellent interviewer (the inimitable Andy Cohen), and the result is one very candid chat.
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Of course, with internet connectivity comes a range of potential security issues, which Lorenzo will no doubt highlight in his own inimitable fashion.
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While Seal's vocal gymnastics are utterly inimitable, screaming along to his "Baaab-ehh!" line is just as much fun when sober as drunk.
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And these aren't rushed Garageband demos and hackneyed edits—each release carried CupcakKe's inimitable DNA imprint of raunch, humor and playfully aggressive lyrics.
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This Friday will see the release of Mariner, a collaborative album between post-metal stalwarts Cult of Luna and the inimitable Julie Christmas.
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Leung "arrived to a tank covered in algae due to inattention, and the inimitable odor of dead, rotting piranha," according to Sports Illustrated.
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Lynn made it out of Butcher Holler thanks to an inimitable combination of grit, determination, a fiery spirit, songwriting prowess, and that voice.
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Two documentaries shine a light on the lives of celebrated writers: the groundbreaking playwright Arthur Miller and the inimitable film critic Roger Ebert.
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The live experience is inimitable, and the post-show emotional high as you walk out of the theater probably can't be duplicated, either.
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He said Representative Elijah E. Cummings touched lives all over the world "in his own inimitable way," not "in his own inimical way."
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Even dating back to the times before the inimitable iPad, kids&apos tablets were available to help your little ones learn and grow.
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Elkin's inimitable language is an exuberant blend of high allusions and colloquial registers, as bounce-and-pop as it is stop-and-go.
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Demme's inimitable knack for blurring the line between viewer and participant gave his films the aura of carnival rides controlled by maniacal carnival-goers.
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Prince reinvented what it meant to be both a rock star and a pop star, projecting an inimitable image of mystery and fashionable charm.
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There are fierce new rollers from Asusu and DJ Earl respectively, as well as a dusty, sun-kissed cut from the inimitable Axel Boman.
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The impeccably delivered one-liners: The inimitable facial expressions: The attempted "dude" vernacular: Classic moments like this: And this: And this: Even more impressive?
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As part of You'll Sleep When You're Dead, the inimitable Warren Ellis brings us tomorrow's world of killer sleep machines and distant lucid dreams.
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I inherited both the passion and a large part of my collection from my inimitable Aunt Sue, the best library scavenger in the family.
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There was "Fifteen," by the inimitable Beverly Cleary; "Going on Sixteen," by Cavanna; "Sweet Sixteen," by Emery; and "Practically Seventeen," by Rosamond du Jardin.
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Gone was the inimitable fortitude that had allowed him to rise above — and then put away — opponents in the crucible of high-pressure competitions.
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He got into reality TV (which ensured that a whole new generation became familiar with his inimitable voice, to say nothing of his look).
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"I'm proud to share the news with you that Hoda Kotb will become co-anchor of Today, joining the inimitable Savannah Guthrie, " he wrote.
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The Fate's inimitable falsetto vocals and guitar wizardry make them metal enough for opera claws but hilarious enough for putting on capes and facepaint.
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So while we bask in Lady Bird's inimitable talent and legacy, take a moment if you haven't to relish Seventeen for helping pave the way.
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Technicolor made the greatest impact, thanks to its revolutionary technology, staunch advocates like Technicolor supervisor Natalie Kalmus, and a look that was inimitable for decades.
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History's O.G. Head Bitch in Charge reigned in ancient Egypt, and was brought to life by the inimitable Elizabeth Taylor in a career-defining role.
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Regardless of the health-giving properties of this bizarre liquor though, it is the actual blend of herbs that makes the genuine article so inimitable.
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And who better to ask about a memorable moment from his over two decades of going to New York Fashion Week than the inimitable Boardman?
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The smile was broader than ever as Daniel Ricciardo savoured a surprise Chinese Grand Prix victory in his own inimitable fashion on Sunday.
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Miyazaki is the best when it comes to escapism, but it's his inimitable brand of whimsy that sticks with viewers long after they're done escaping.
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At Jimmy Fallon's star-studded birthday celebration on Tuesday night, The Roots' Questlove Instagrammed a photo of the inimitable chef wearing Kanye West's Yeezy sneaker.
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" Wood said she didn't mean that in a derogatory way but later said "this conduct is inimitable to giving Mr. Cohen eventually a fair trial.
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Sure, you've heard a gazillion meme-y covers and remixes of Smash Mouth's inimitable 1999 classic "All Star," but another one won't hurt, will it?
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But let's not concern ourselves with any of that and focus instead on the better-than-sex goal, so professed by the inimitable Ray Hudson.
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Mr. Gruber gained a following for his inimitable "singing" of the solo part in that 1977 work, which giddily blends modernist and cabaret musical styles.
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Jocelyne Sibuet, who has brought her inimitable style to chalets from the Riviera to the Alps, makes her Caribbean debut with Villa Marie Saint-Barth.
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The supporting "Patti Cake$" cast includes Bridget Everett, known for "Inside Amy Schumer"; the newcomers Mamoudou Athie and Siddharth Dhananjay; and the inimitable Cathy Moriarty.
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Trump campaigned on a platform of avoiding overseas military engagements and had explicitly called, in his inimitable way, to stay the hell out of Syria.
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It's perhaps the lack of pressure to churn out club hits that's led to the inimitable simplicity behind his refix for fellow Brooklynite Justin Cudmore.
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Though Godzilla was the product of a large team, it came alive because of Tsuburaya's use of models, special photography, and, of course, those inimitable costumes.
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But the rest of us shouldn't pass up the chance to visit Les Fleurs du Mal and engage, up close and personally, with Moreau's inimitable language.
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They've been tuned by Bignardi just like 1MORE's Triple Driver model, and boast four carbon dynamic drivers in each ear to produce a balanced, inimitable soundstage.
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Unfortunately, fans of the inimitable actor will have to score a special invite to witness Murray, 65, embrace the role of mixologist – it's a private party.
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Played by the inimitable Catherine O'Hara (Home Alone), Moira is the iconic matriarch and former daytime soap star on Schitt's Creek, the delightful sleeper Canadian sitcom.
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They were discontinued in 153 but are still coveted, not only because of their limitless ability to be reconfigured, but for the inimitable sounds it creates.
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LONDON — Tributes have been pouring in for David Bowie following the news the inimitable singer has died aged 69, and fans have been paying tribute too.
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This collection fueled his 2014 debut, Guud, a totally inimitable collage of gothic sounds that interrogates what is "conventionally good" music on a microscopic sonic level.
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The pleasure of an Isaacson biography is that it doesn't traffic in such cynical stuff; the author tells stories of people who, by definition, are inimitable.
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The first vocalists to tackle the work, the Swingle Swingers, were inimitable, but the immensely creative artists of Roomful of Teeth need not rely on imitation.
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This being France, the emphasis is less on self-improvement, although there is a bit of that, than on that inimitable French ethic: pleasure without guilt.
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The inimitable Jon Shieber will be interviewing Pär-Jörgen Pärson of Northzone VC at a mini-meetup to be held in New York tonight and you're invited.
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In case you weren't already truly, madly, and deeply in love with Thandie Newton, the inimitable star of HBO's Westworld, you will be soon — I guarantee it.
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The 2019 Golden Globes telecast is hosted by the inimitable Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg, so if it runs a little longer than three hours, who cares?
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I had been working on a photo essay about the waria, the Muslim transgender community in Indonesia, when I had the chance to meet the inimitable Tamara.
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In a truly surprising breakthrough — inspired by a conversation with a rabbi played by the inimitable Patti LuPone — Rebecca admits as much to Dr. Akopian (Michael Hyatt).
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They were trailblazers in a league where puck possession is increasingly important, but their telepathic style is as inimitable as Dominik Hasek's acrobatic style was for goalies.
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Film School Rejects said the film's main point of contention will be whether or not it's "perfect": Good luck arguing against its brilliant, inimitable, all-encompassing craftsmanship.
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You hear somebody shout "69" a few feet away; a second later, the inimitable sound of tin on skull, a crushed Natty Lite can to the dome.
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From his first intrigues with paper design to his inimitable collaboration with fashion designer Issey Miyake, the 3D origami craftsman explains his trials and triumphs with paper.
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Finally, Nintendo has imbued, in its inimitable way, the entire world with a gentleness and positivity that make the game suitable for all ages and all gamers.
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Engaging pieces by Nicole Lizée, N. Rajam, Karin Rehnqvist, Albert Behar and the inimitable Pete Townshend of the Who (an arrangement of "Baba O'Riley") completed the bill.
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Or, a la the inimitable Marcella Hazan, "finish" your already finished, jarred sauce with a few pats of butter to achieve an effect similar to the cream.
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Also, when I learned that Marilyn Monroe, Katharine Hepburn, and Grace Kelly were all Laszlo loyalists, I felt a tinge of that inimitable je ne sais quoi.
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" Meanwhile, legendary entertainer Cher has said in her own inimitable fashion that she is praying Britain's vote for Brexit is the "best decision 4 all UK ppl.
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Nothing but class," were the sentence fragments Skip Bayless saw fit to dedicate to Duncan before concluding, with suitable reverence and that inimitable Baylessian flubbiness, "Pure grestness.
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This inimitable trumpeter is in the midst of an extended late-career boom, putting out mind-altering material at a rapid clip, in a range of formats.
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Today, that era is seen as an important and inimitable time in Toronto; a load of artists poised between scrappy obscurity and global (if sometimes niche) success.
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On a larger scale, Hanyu would be one of the Games' few inimitable figures, hailing from a country that vibrantly supports the fading sport of figure skating.
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At Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, which was led for 21 years by a woman — the inimitable Judith Jamison — it feels more like an extension of tradition.
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Around the world In his own inimitable foreign-policy-by-Twitter, Trump recommended Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage for the position of British ambassador to the United States.
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Arthur Goldberg loved being on the high bench but succumbed to the inimitable pressure of Lyndon Johnson to serve as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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There was the inimitable Bella Abzug, the lawyer and civil rights activist who served three loud, proud terms from 1971 to 1977 for New York's 19843th District.
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When the pace picks up, the riffs catch fire, and she launches into her inimitable roar, it feels like the world is crashing down around your headphones.
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"With his inimitable charm, it opens your eyes to the small pleasures of life, and the great wonders of humanity in the little moments that matter," says Branson.
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Part of the Just Kidding series, these interactive shows will feature puppets, colorful props — and the performers' inimitable and well-known antics — as well as catchy pop tunes.
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In her own words, she says of the track: It's a touching and personal message, and one that is delivered in Alice Glass' own unique and inimitable fashion.
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Thankfully, the inimitable Patsy Stone and Edina Monsoon from Absolutely Fabulous have been navigating the challenging world of social interaction for some time while having plenty of fun.
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Following Nancy Reagan's death on Sunday at the age of 94, stories about the inimitable former first lady's time in the White House and beyond have been shared.
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Sharing a tender moment, the two are locked in an embrace, their eyes closed as Cruz ruffles Trump's inimitable mane and blue hearts float off into the sky.
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You, along with John Turturro as Naz's lawyer, will piece together the case, while Naz makes a prison ally of Freddy, played by the inimitable Michael Kenneth Williams.
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Of course, it certainly doesn't hurt that the band features the very welcome return of now-former Bolt Thrower vocalist Karl Willetts and his inimitable world-eating roar.
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Within a few days, I upgraded from a tent to a house, helped open up a museum, and gathered enough materials to build the inimitable Nook's Cranny store.
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He built up a huge fan base over his decades-long career thanks to his inimitable voice and often subversive humour, and was awarded a knighthood in 22016.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 79%Summary: In a follow-up to the classic Disney film "Mary Poppins" (1964), Blunt filled in for Julie Andrews as the inimitable Mary Poppins.
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One prominent story line features Count Olaf (played by the inimitable Neil Patrick Harris) continually trying to marry young Violet (I'll say it again: played with aplomb by Weissman).
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First popularized by the inimitable Brigitte Bardot, whose fringe began at her center parting and swept in a curve to her cheekbones, the effortless cut has spawned homages aplenty.
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But his gifts and great works will endure, for the worlds he revealed and skewered, and for the many joys his inimitable style gave to generations of grateful readers.
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Michel Gondry's series stars the inimitable Jim Carrey in his Golden Globe-nominated role as Jeff Pickles, who's made his career in children's television as the beloved Mr. Pickles.
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Her inimitable dazzle recently caught the attention of James Franco, who wrote a profile of her for the Playboy issue, and the two hope to collaborate on a project.
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In the last 30 years, he has written more than two dozen plays, his inimitable mix of wit, smarts and heart inviting comparisons to Noël Coward and Philip Barry.
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But when Ms. Beat, 52, does take off her wig and lay her head down to rest, it's in a five-bedroom showplace done up in her inimitable style.
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The inimitable John Bradford continues his raucous faux-naïve narrative renderings in "Hamilton, History, Lincoln and Paint" (through May 5 at Anna Zorina Gallery, 533 West 23rd Street; annazorinagallery.com).
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In the years since a south Londoner, born Rodney Smith, first starting making music as Roots in the mid-90s he's turned into an inimitable figure in British music.
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There are more than a few pillows featuring a Nicolas Cage meme, while others display pictures of Jeff Goldblum, the Rock, and even Steve Carell as the inimitable Michael Scott.
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While Heat showcased Robert De Niro's inimitable intensity, the movie is only ranked 13th on his highest-grossing projects to date, with The Godfather Part II way down at 24th.
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Rose Lynn — and Buckley, who plays her in Tom Harper's upcoming Wild Rose — have that kind of magnetic star power, an inimitable quality that makes you care about them instantly.
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Their father, Harold (the inimitable Dustin Hoffman), is an oft-divorced sculptor and professor, who maintains, even in old age, unreasonable expectations with regards to his children and his career.
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Where Tesfaye's journey previously had been guided by his inimitable ability to direct feel and mood, Starboy has the slick-mouthed quality of someone no longer interested in the conventional.
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In recent years, audiences were treated to his buttery voice and inimitable artistry, born of profound philosophical reflection but utterly unaffected in delivery, in music by Bach, Schumann and Schubert.
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That would be to immerse yourself in random (preferably early) episodes of the series, and then marvel at how the creative team here replicates their seemingly inimitable tone and substance.
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All of which makes us think that the actress whose alter ego was none other than the inimitable Princess Leia would find her final, chuckle-inducing resting place to be perfect.
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From the Geordie twang of the Newcastle region to the inimitable Welsh accent via West Country chatter, there are dozens of distinct and often confusing ways of a making a point.
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So I'm going to describe (with illustrations from Vox's inimitable Javier Zarracina) the current architecture of the grid, reasons to think it needs reform, and a proposal for a new architecture.
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In fact, the inimitable activist's sartorial sensibilities were so renowned, a year-long exhibit was dedicated to her frocks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, in 2007.
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Their second album, Tarkus — and its inimitable tank-armadillo cover art — amply demonstrated the skill of the three musicians, along with the sprawl that would come to define the genre. 6.
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Bursts of crackling, cackle-inducing humor and satire have shined through (thanks in large part to the inimitable Laura Dern), but they have failed to outweigh the show's dull, redundant mush.
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God bless Transparent creator Jill Soloway for realizing that what America needs most right now is a TV series built around the inimitable Kathryn Hahn, one of our finest, funniest actors.
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Full memo below from NBC News Chairman Andy Lack: I'm proud to share the news with you that Hoda Kotb will become co-anchor of TODAY, joining the inimitable Savannah Guthrie.
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One of the most innovative promotional firms was the della Robbia workshop, its specialty being a popular brand of glazed terra-cotta sculpture that was physically durable, graphically strong and inimitable.
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Critics tended to praise Hanks' performance as the inimitable Fred Rogers ("Tom Hanks was born to play Mr. Rogers" one review proclaimed) and highlighted the film's techniques as unconventional, but effective.
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One of the most innovative promotional firms was the Della Robbia workshop, its specialty being a popular brand of glazed terra-cotta sculpture that was physically durable, graphically strong and inimitable.
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Just consider the inimitable words of Ian Malcom from "Jurassic Park": You may be so preoccupied with whether or not you could, you may not stop to think if you should.
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"I needed to make a connection with it," she said at the press conference for the film, flanked by her mostly unknown cast, her veteran producers, and the inimitable Shia LaBoeuf.
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Dalí, a new graphic novel by famed French artist Baudoin and translated from the French by Edward Gauvin, tracks the artist's life, from birth to death, in Baudoin's inimitable comic style.
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Ignore the money, the massive sales, and cultural domination; can you imagine recording a vocal that dripping in absolute, inimitable sass and nobody knowing it was you in the first place.
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Ten of New York's inimitable characters, including Fran Lebowitz, Chloë Sevigny, Mary-Louise Parker and Gloria Steinem, are designing a pair of frames for a limited-edition collection for Warby Parker.
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Sellers employs his radio-honed facility for funny voices to invent an inimitable pseudo-French accent, and his gift for physical comedy rivals that of Jerry Lewis, who died Aug. 20.
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Technically it's still November, but a set's worth of Christmas music from the inimitable Blind Boys of Alabama is about as festive as it gets — especially for blues and gospel fans.
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Now considered a classic example of Motown's signature sound, the group rose to prominence with hits like "My Girl" and "Since I Lost My Baby," produced under the inimitable Smokey Robinson.
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Such details allow the duo to achieve something that most decorators never do: an inimitable look that only the imperfections of time and the idiosyncrasy of the human touch can produce.
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The good news is that this portrait of two old friends and their hapless negotiations with their erotic and professional lives, and with each other, bristles with Mr. Feiffer's inimitable wit.
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In association with the Flemish opera company Muziektheater Transparant, the inimitable Ivo van Hove directs a much-anticipated staging of Janacek's raw song cycle, with added music by Annelies Van Parys.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The inimitable dancer, choreographer, and filmmaker Yvonne Rainer is having a retrospective of her films starting Friday, July 27 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
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The video, meanwhile, sees Jimothy romancing a young lady with his inimitable and enviable suaveness, and, as he tells us over email, it was all shot around beautiful Bilbao in northern Spain.
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Not only does it improve the texture of the ice cream, but it also adds its inimitable caramelized sweetness to the mix, turning plain vanilla into something much more aromatic and lush.
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Where the Warriors have the incandescent, inimitable genius of Steph Curry, the Spurs have the apotheosis of workmanlike competence in Tim Duncan, a man so textbook they call him the Big Fundamental.
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And for a short period, between RoboCop and whatever came afterwards, it was playing Konami's inimitable multiplayer beat' em up Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles (called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in the US).
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The song itself is a less intense cousin of "The Beautiful Ones," a strutting love ballad dappled with piano and punctuated by jazzy synth stabs and, of course, Prince's inimitable orgasmic yowls.
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But it's hard to get too hung up on any flaws when most of the cast, particularly the inimitable Jennifer Lopez, delivers a performance as unapologetically glamorous as it is achingly human.
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Head Wound City were one such supergroup, comprised of Blood Brothers' genuinely inimitable Jordan Billie and Cody Votolato, Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Nick Zinner, and Justin Pearson and Gabe Serbian of The Locust.
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The crown jewel consists of inimitable archaeological sites, including the Parthenon temple, engaged in a never-ending Tetris game of cataloging, restoring and fitting its many fragments (and replacements for missing parts).
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Mr. Trump did not respond directly to the president's farewell message, but he did take to Twitter to answer Mr. Obama's dig on the Affordable Care Act repeal — in his inimitable way.
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Like his former friend-turned-rival Tupac Shakur, Christopher G. Wallace, the rapper also known as Biggie Smalls, burst onto the '90s hip-hop scene with an inimitable persona, talent and style.
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Subsequently, DJ Paul helped craft not just the sound of their inimitable group Three 6 Mafia, but that of its members' solo efforts, as well as related projects by other Memphis artists.
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To honor his memory and inimitable wit, we've rounded up 30 of Harris' best tweets — one for every year of his life — to remind the world of his unique yet totally relatable brilliance.
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The Dothraki warlord may have died at the end of the HBO show's seminal first season, but his inimitable likeness lives on in the form of Jason Momoa, the actor who played him.
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But all three members have never been able to overcome their seemingly insurmountable differences to all join forces on stage to reclaim that inimitable chemistry they became iconic for in the late 1970s.
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The aforementioned tune sees Cowgill haul out his best Type O Negative vibes, then immediately stride into the dusty spaghetti Western dirge "I Wanna Die at 69," replete with his inimitable throaty growl.
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What Dre brought to N.W.A, aside from the technical wizardry and in-studio coaching skills that turned Eazy from an amateur into one of rap's most inimitable voices, was a broad musical palette.
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For the maiden voyage of our new show MOLTISSIMO, Mario Batali threw down in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen and prepared some tailor-made dishes for VICE's Ben Anderson and the inimitable Rosie Perez.
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Smash that mf play button below, and keep an ear out for the most relatable moment—when Wino sings out "I'd rather get high than pay the rent" in his inimitable phlegmmy yowl.
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Two of our usual crew, the excellent Katie Roof and the inimitable Matthew Lynley, were each out of the state, so we called up our dear friend Jon Shieber to help us out.
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But make up for that now, by enjoying the inimitable, batshit brilliance of Chewing Gum — which always comes back to its rare, candid, loving portrayal of a vibrant immigrant and working class community.
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On this mix, this inimitable skill is rarely as evident as when she barrels through dizzy originals and blistered edits of friends and forerunners like SCRAAATCH's lawd knows, Stud1nt, and Fatima Al Qadiri.
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Skate videos may customarily exist merely to illustrate talent and promote brands, but Thomas's exploits in San Diego were so inimitable that they are worthy of the consideration usually reserved for aesthetic objects.
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Without the plot pyrotechnics, it's easier to focus on the series' simpler pleasures, like Mr. Malek's inimitable physicality, or the skill with which Mr. Esmail captures underexplored aspects of modern white-collar life.
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The hilarious cop sitcom follows NYPD detective Jake Peralta — played by the inimitable Andy Samberg — and the rest of the 99th Precinct as they try to clean up the mean streets of Brooklyn.
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Chile flew into the game in their inimitable style and Alexis Sanchez should have put them in front, but shot wide from close range after keeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen parried Vidal's shot.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE AT 2 minutes 1816 seconds As much as his own inimitable voice, Mr. Hvorostovsky's gift was as a colleague: His passion brought out the same in the singers onstage with him.
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Others require more persuasion, including the money-minded Edward and Vivian's roommate, Kit (the inimitable Orfeh, the cast's loudest member), a fellow hooker who finally remembers she always wanted to be a cop.
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But as with many game-changing artists, what's inimitable — the shuddering, bluesy warmth of his alto saxophone; the openhearted melodicism of his compositions — is as important to his legacy as his formal reinventions.
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Here, as everywhere, the crisis is existential, because it leads, inevitably, to contemplating the elimination of man; but it is also more immediately terrifying, because it means an erasure of something culturally inimitable.
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Jackson's work is a model of autobiographical writing that demonstrates how reportage and critical attention to the complexities of black life — its intersectional textures — can be the source material for an inimitable memoir.
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To honor Janet Yellen's extraordinary tenure & accomplishments at the Federal Reserve, her distinction as the first woman Chair, & her inimitable style, we're sharing photos of our colleagues "popping" their collars–just like she does.
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Shake Shack's culinary director, the inimitable Mark Rosati, is well aware of this undeniable truth, which is precisely why the fast food guru shared with us his recipe for a truly killer chocolate shake.
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OK, so that's pretty much the story: Christmas and inimitable pal OG Swaggerdick team up via FaceTime to wander the city and chat with their friends (and a few unsuspecting strangers on the street).
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It was about Laverne DeFazio, played by the inimitable Penny Marshall, and Shirley Feeney, portrayed by Cindy Williams -- two single women living together, working at Shotz Brewery in Milwaukee and doin' it their way.
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And in "Attorney Street," the inimitable Edgar Oliver conducts a séance with the ghosts of the man he was, is, never was and never will be (1:00, closing on Saturday at Axis Theater).
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In 2015, a total of three electronic-leaning artists took home awards: Flying Lotus, for his collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, and Skrillex and Diplo, for their inimitable work with none other than Mr. Bieber.
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The inimitable Gail Simmons shows us how to get a nice char on a whole host of fresh summer veggies (eggplants, shishitos, tomatoes) to accompany a classic pairing of lamb and herbed yogurt sauce.
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There's a weird, obscure Playstation 2 title that's achieved something of a cult following over the years, despite (ironically) never receiving a North American release: Michigan: Report from Hell, directed by the inimitable Suda51.
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Strikingly handsome, with an inimitable dusky tone, Mr. Kaufmann arrived at the Metropolitan Opera nearly a decade ago and riveted the New York audience in roles like Puccini's Cavaradossi and Wagner's Siegmund and Parsifal.
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Remarkably, King's dreams of a radical citizenship that allowed America to, in his inimitable words, "be true to what you said on paper," resonates even more now than at the time of his death.
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It's not that designers all need to express themselves via grand theater in four parts, as Rei Kawakubo did in her Comme des Garçons show, though that was thrilling to see (she is inimitable).
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For some, including the inimitable Lizzo, a "shampoo press" is enough to get someone out of your hair, but others need a more dramatic change — something that says 'I've changed, and I'm moving on.
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Rizin officials announced Thursday that Carwin is a wildcard entrant in the promotion's open weight grand prix, joining the likes of Cro Cop, Wanderlei Silva, and the inimitable Baruto Kaito in the second round.
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But I think that's one of the really inimitable things about New York City: If you can imagine a weird opportunity or some way to make income here, there's probably someone else doing it.
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On top of that, the inimitable originator just keeps starting new projects and letting others die as they hit their expiration date—Das Oath, Suburbanite, and the burgeoning Life Support, to name a few.
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Among their own memories of meeting each other for the first time on set, the cast reminisced about the inimitable, beloved Williams, who played Daniel Hillard and the eponymous hero Euphegenia Doubtfire in the film.
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The film is essentially a long masterclass, and while it had the potential to be a monotonous, self-centered diatribe, it's instead a magical peek into Varda's genius, peppered with her inimitable wit and humor.
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The classic Rouge Pur Couture lipstick, with its sleek gold tube, rich texture and pigments, and inimitable interlocking letters (a Y and an S and an L) etched right into the bullet, is particularly special.
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The latest sequels are lower-budget than the theatrical releases that came before them, but they showcase Chucky's endurance (he's still voiced by the inimitable Brad Dourif) and Mancini's ability to continue surprising his audience.
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Last month that came full-circle when Hus performed a rendition of "20003 Questions" on the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, blessing the track with his own inimitable style and "aaauhah hustla baby" ad-libs.
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It was a big night for the band, led by one of the best performances of the show, a scorching rendition of "Don't Wanna Fight" guided by lead singer and guitarist Brittany Howard's inimitable vocals.
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The original series' squad of voice actors will return for the special, along with original creators Murray and Segurson, including Carlos Alazraqui as Rocko, Doug Lawrence as Filbert, and the inimitable Tom Kenny as Heffer.
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With her inimitable line readings and face-scrunching expressions, Ms. Gordon — who was in her mid-70s when "Where's Poppa?" was made — is one of the most ruthless clowns to ever appear before the camera.
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More Trump accusers come forward, and the campaign responds in its own inimitable way; the US is officially involved (militarily) in Yemen; the FBI arrests alleged right-wing terrorists in an apartment bombing plot. Well?
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In what he has declared his last film, Robert Redford plays Forrest Tucker, a (real-life) career criminal and prison escape artist, with the same inimitable charm he's brought to every role he's ever played.
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Her inimitable sculptures and works on paper address some of the most compelling and topical issues of the last half century, from women's roles and the disenfranchised, to a discussion of creativity and old age.
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This particular installment is sure to be very special with the addition of a very special guest: Jessica Walter, also known as the inimitable Lucille Bluth on "Arrested Development," will be partaking in the action.
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All have been made by the inimitable Julien d'Ys from things like snarls of plastic thread, vintage musical scores or steel wool, as well as fake hair in bright red or yellow or peroxide blond.
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Its ships, sets, and battle scenes are top-notch, and the inimitable Peter Weir's studious and subtle direction perfectly captures the peaceful limbo of life on a 19th-century sea voyage with literally explosive interruptions.
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There's been no indication from Philo or her team that she'll be working for a competitor brand, which leads both fans and industry voices to wonder what's next for the British designer and her inimitable vision.
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A Star Wars prequel like Solo requires us to not only demystify our memories of Harrison Ford's inimitable space pirate, but it also surmises that learning how Han Solo became Han Solo will augment those memories.
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Many of my congressional colleagues, including one inimitable John Robert Lewis, for a variety of sound reasons, have chosen not to attend the ceremonial induction of Mr. Trump into the single most powerful position on Earth.
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That's precisely what happened to Deadspin, which for 14 successful and profitable years possessed a distinct and inimitable voice, only to see its entire mission statement detonated in an instant by the whims of private equity.
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Bork's inimitable night owl establishment, the Museum of Electronic Wonders and Late Night Grilled Cheeses, is providing hungry locals, art tourists, and ranchers with some of the most inventive grilled cheeses you can find in Texas.
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What the flavors reminded you of—fixtures from your past, what was important to you at certain points in your life—these are the inimitable things that only you can recall with sno-ball in hand.
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At times Shannon seems plucked straight out of a Fellini film—his face so expressive, inimitable, that he's able to communicate a range of emotions through a glance (see Take Shelter) or gesture (see Midnight Special).
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Both games share a 1-bit aesthetic that goes back many years but most recently was popularized by the inimitable Downwell and recently used to wonderful effect in both Return of the Obra Dinn and Minit.
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Those qualities begin and end with its heroine, the blistering, excitable Diane Lockhart (played by the inimitable Christine Baranski), who takes over the series' lead role from The Good Wife's achingly melancholic Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies).
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One of the best ways to convey someone's impact on the world is to demonstrate and universalize his or her effect on us, and our own stories and memories are our inimitable additions to the conversation.
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I'm still on cloud nine from Nina Bo'nina Brown's big finish last week, but this week's episode started off with a bang with the introduction of the 14th queen, the inimitable Cynthia Lee Fontaine of Austin, Texas!
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Eye of Nix vocalist Joy Von Spain joined forces with noise artist Masaaki Masao on this utterly harrowing release, which melds clattering power electronics, tectonic drone, death industrial, and harsh noise with von Spain's inimitable operatic vocals.
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Several said they appreciated Robson's businesslike approach to the first tee — greeting the players, introducing them and getting them down the fairway with expediency — but also noted that his inimitable cadence made them feel, somehow, at home.
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The singer and performance artist Tammy Faye Starlite — known for her inimitable impersonations of Nico and Marianne Faithfull — will sink her teeth into this rich material when she performs the classic LP in full on Wednesday night.
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In their latest piece (an exclusive performance for T), Page performs Nelly Furtado's "I'm Like a Bird" on her guitar while Portner dances to the melody in her gestural, inimitable style, which blends contemporary dance with ballet.
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Today in Terraform: A part-time bodega gig takes a turn for the surreal and maybe (hopefully?) otherworldly, in the inimitable Meg Elison's speculative satire about the immensely precarious present—and our rippling desire to escape it.
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Often inspired by works of art (a recent collection was based on the work of Georgia O'Keeffe, Bridget Riley and Louise Bourgeois), Sophia's creations take hours of handcrafting and have the rich, inimitable feel of vintage heirlooms.
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"So I'm laying there pretending to be asleep as my brother jerks off across the room…" says Kyp Malone, multi-instrumentalist in the inimitable TV on the Radio, as a ripple of laughter titters through the room.
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The result is the inimitable heaviness of Black Sabbath, a band whose music pours through speakers like coal ash from a smokestack Iommi found a kindred sense of aggression and pessimism in Ozzy, Bill Ward, and Geezer Butler.
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That woman is Nathalie Chazeaux (played by the inimitable Isabelle Huppert), mother of grown children, wife of 25 years to Heinz (André Marcon), and an esteemed Parisian philosophy professor with a lifetime of reflection presumably under her belt.
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While my editing sacrifices some content and humor, I have tried to retain the inimitable tone that you can hear, starting at 25:1961, at the Studs Terkel Radio Archive: Terkel: Your feelings about trends in painting today.
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"To bring The Devil Wears Prada to the stage, we knew we needed to find artists as inimitable as the characters in the story," producers Kevin McCollum and Fox Stage Productions' Bob Cohen said in a joint statement.
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Speaking at the Space Development Conference in Los Angeles with the inimitable Alan Boyle, Bezos chatted about the idea of making the Moon a center for heavy industry, which he thinks will help conserve resources here on Earth.
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Wondrous enough to merit this: Yeah, sure it was Curly of the Three Stooges who coined the dance, but (hot take warning:) the Three Stooges are annoying AF, and so here's the inimitable Homer Simpson imitating Curly's dance.
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The garments run the gamut from her flamboyant Oscar gowns to embellished couture that Lesage, the venerable Paris embroidery house, produced by channeling Gianni Versace's inimitable rock-star take on Picasso's Rose Period and Robert Delaunay's abstract paintings.
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S.C. PALEPU New York To the Editor: Re "Trump Reaps a Veep" (column, July 14): Gail Collins is right to place Mike Pence, Donald Trump's vice-presidential choice, alongside the inimitable former vice president and Hoosier Dan Quayle.
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Unlike acts like The Hives or Eagles of Death Metal, for whom the albums are more like signposts in the midst of a career defined by an electric live show, Adele's magic has always been her inimitable voice.
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The result is a cerebral post-9/11 crime-and-punishment story that showcases the inimitable talents of Chiwetel Ejiofor, Julia Roberts, and Nicole Kidman while blending the best elements of films like Gone Baby Gone and Prisoners.
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Kanye's hospitalization followed the cancellation of his Saint Pablo tour in the US, and his release comes shortly after news broke that he had requested, in inimitable Yeezy fashion, for recording equipment to be brought to his bedside.
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Over their original 260-year run, the one-time husband-wife duo of Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema created their own inimitable sounds that evolved from strung-out, lo-fi experiments to greasy, Stones-esque, boogie-rock jams.
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Trae Young—the inimitable flamethrower who's entering the NBA as it struts through a three-point revolution he was born to flourish in—can't remember the first time he used a 214-foot jumper to crush his opponent.
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ATLAS Tuesday, June 11, 2019 – 8 pm Inspired by the life of explorer Alexandra David-Néel, Meredith Monk's three-act "quest opera" uses Monk's inimitable and hypnotic style to explore the loss and rediscovery of our inherent wonder.
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In the end it should come as no surprise that the first Zelda and the latest Zelda are in many ways the best; both are Nintendo in its purest form, game design that is instinctual, inimitable and perhaps timeless.
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Not only does he get in some good bars about sex tapes and smoking White Widow weed and how he's never had his jaw broken, but pretty soon he launches into a cadence that is, in a word, inimitable.
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The former, produced and directed by Lennon and Ono in their inimitable way, serves as the album's visual companion piece, while Gimme Some Truth is a video diary that chronicles the genesis of the album through seldom seen footage.
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Unfortunately, you really can have too much of a good thing, which rapper Lil Xan discovered when he apparently had too many Flamin' Hot Cheetos (and no, it's not because his fingers were stained with the inimitable Cheeto dust).
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And for all the hotspots the film depicted, its heart beat loudest at one beloved landmark in particular: the Dresden Room, home to two real life characters captured in the movie, the inimitable lounge duo Marty and Elayne Roberts.
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But Gase, 40, underscored his reputation for fieriness and an inimitable work ethic by expressing how eager he was to get back to coaching despite only having been out of a job for a little more than a week.
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ACROSTIC — Our inimitable constructors, team Cox/Rathvon, are in a green mood; this is the second excerpt in a row from a naturalist literary work and I feel like there have been a lot of other instances this summer.
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Though he has yet to visit Chamonix, he has been in touch with Roche who, in inimitable fashion, sent his family a memento: the throttle from the plane made up as a curio, mounted on a specially made pedestal.
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"I have known Charlie Whiting for many years, and he has been a great race director, a central and inimitable figure in Formula One, who embodied the ethics and spirit of this fantastic sport," said Jean Todt, F.I.A. president.
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America's Next Top Model ended "ended" in 2014 after 22 cycles of Tyra's inimitable smizing and the time-honored tradition of girls with new pixie cuts hysterically crying into the camera about the gorgeous head of hair they just lost.
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Hitting theaters this November, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood explores the inimitable children's show host life and impact on others through the lens of his relationship with journalist Lloyd Vogel (who is based on real-life Esquire journalist Tom Junod).
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"I'm not happy with all the analyses that go with just the classical theory, because nature isn't classical, dammit, and if you want to make a simulation of nature, you'd better make it quantum mechanical," he concluded, in his inimitable way.
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Disney's semi-true tale of the 1988 Jamaican bobsled team features all the trappings of a classic sports comedy: an underdog story, a down-on-his-luck coach (the inimitable John Candy, in this case), and a sing-along theme song.
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But the late singer's inimitable voice was the subject of a study by a team of Austrian, Czech and Swedish authors who set out to analyze Mercury's voice from archived recordings to figure out exactly what made it so memorable.
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Below, we rounded up five styles the sisters have sported over the last few months – and read on to get the exclusive discount code that will score you 20 percent off your Baublebar order to get that inimitable Hadid sister style.
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"As we look ahead, we're excited about growing the business globally while continuing to provide our customers and consignors with an inimitable business model that makes buying and selling pre-owned luxury goods online as easy, trustworthy, and lucrative as possible."
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In May, speaking at the Space Development Conference in Los Angeles with the inimitable Alan Boyle, Bezos chatted about the idea of making the moon a center for heavy industry, which he thinks will help conserve resources here on Earth.
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I took a ride up Goodwood Hill, one of the signature showcase events at the show, in a McLaren 650S Can-Am, driven by the inimitable Chris Goodwin, chief test driver for McLaren and one of the company's most convincing salesmen.
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PT Late Show host Stephen Colbert will trade CBS for Showtime for one night only, where the inimitable late night host will go live and uncensored to react to the election results as the state by state returns come in.
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In the weeks since, I have sometimes found myself crying as I realized I would soon lay my own eyes on the Kaaba, which is empty — a reminder that the heart of Islam is the worship of a singular, inimitable God.
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The high-minded concept and not too dissimilar to what founder D. Neal and live collaborator R. Chiang get up to in their primary band, Botanist, which has long captivated curious minds with inimitable, often inscrutable hammered dulcimer-led black metal.
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They've got Planet Mu's inimitable RP Boo headlining the bill on the first night, and the two-day event also features appearances from Chicago veteran DJ Clent, young footwork pioneer Jlin, GHE20G0TH1K-cosigned producer Santa Muerte, and a good handful more.
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Alison still had her inimitable blend — real-world or writer's room, take your pick — of neurotic despair and naïve hopefulness, however, symbolized by her painting a room in her new apartment yellow, the color she'd been told was now Joanie's favorite.
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Ms. Fitzpatrick presents the memorable stories of three: the stockbroker and soi-disant clairvoyant Victoria Woodhull; Margaret Chase Smith, who for years was the only woman in the Senate; and the inimitable Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to Congress.
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From (almost) turning pro as a baseball player to becoming the Obama family's private chef (pre-Presidency) to taking on the role of Assistant White House Chef, Kass has created one of the most inimitable culinary careers in the game.
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With stories about the time President Clinton visited, the science of the original club's inimitable smell, and quite bit about its history as a hub for hardcore and other parts of the DC scene, it's a dope-as-hell read.
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Season 2 has less Eleven (perhaps in favor of the also-inimitable Noah Schnapp as Will), but Brown commands every moment of her screen time – she's the focus of two episodes that would have failed in the hands of a lesser actress.
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The show nails the horror that seeps through the pages of some of the best Swamp Thing stories that DC has published over the years, like Scott Snyder's series that started in 2012 and Alan Moore's inimitable Swamp Thing run in the '80s.
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If you're feeling intimidated by the sheer volume of yet-to-be-discovered makers on Tictail, we tapped the inimitable Stacy London (yes, of What Not To Wear fame) to hear a bit about her own personal mission to shop smaller and wiser.
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I took over my hometown Seahawks and my favorite football player, the inimitable Dave Krieg, and the memories flooded back: the sleepovers where my friends and I would simulate full seasons as separate teams before finally facing each other in the playoffs.
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It's been 230 years since Tina Fey first shuffled onto our TV screens as 20001 Rock's Liz Lemon, an irritable sketch comedy writer who reserves most of her affection for sandwiches and, eventually, her conservative corporate overlord, Jack Donaghy (an inimitable Alec Baldwin).
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Though Justin Bieber was kind of a dingus for saying he made Marilyn Manson relevant again, the feud between the two has definitely given Manson a focus for his promotional campaign, proving that he can still piss people off in his inimitable way.
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Gone was the inimitable set piece for that first episode — a 5,280-pound granite monument of the Ten Commandments, which had been stealthily installed in the lobby of the State Supreme Court and which Chief Justice Moore refused federal orders to remove.
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Noisey had the distinct honour of speaking with the Canadian treasure known as Nardwuar to ask about his inimitable approach to interviewing, what names remain on his bucket list, the legend of Ogopogo, and how he got Drake to introduce his new video.
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Since 2000, Mr. Shorter, a National Endowment for the Arts jazz master, has held together a fabulous quartet that plays an inimitable style of flared-up chamber jazz with the pianist Danilo Pérez, the bassist John Patitucci and the drummer Brian Blade.
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Following a visit from old girlfriend Sandra (an inimitable Asia Argento), his attempt to reignite their former flame consumes him like kindling but sets her off on a blaze of bullets, drugs, and contract killings all the way from Paris to Hong Kong.
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More singular in approach is the work of the late Cuban American artist Felipe Jesus Consalvos, whose inimitable and precise collages can be found in the Fleisher/Ollman booth applied to guitars, stools, chairs, mirrors, garbage cans, and more conventional flat surfaces too.
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And that's raised a new question in many people's minds: Is "Old Town Road" a sort of "We Are the World" in waiting, a platform for all kinds of musicians to team up and throw down a verse or three on top this inimitable beat?
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Although Ivanka has — in her inimitable sentient skim vanilla latte way — not officially endorsed a specific paid family leave proposal, she has been meeting with Republicans about it and her father's 2020 budget includes paid family leave, but does not go beyond parental leave.
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Lamar Odom struggled with the inimitable pressures of life as a deity before selling out to the Triangle, then collapsed again; Josh Smith unreeled all the worst outcomes of his various basketball ambitions; Anthony Randolph simply disappeared; Darius Miles, we don't even talk about.
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And the game's composer, Tee Lopes, has clearly been taking cues from CD's jazz-kissed and funk-fuelled score, with said level's music every beat as bright as the best moments of Naofumi Hataya and Masafumi Ogata's previously inimitable contributions to the 1993 title.
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Arts | New Jersey More than 40 years since the inimitable English writer-performer-composer-director Noël Coward exited this world, his name can still evoke sparkling Art Deco images of cocktails, laughter and suave comedic banter about various designs for living and private lives.
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The love of my life officially has a love in her life: Leslie Jones, the inimitable comedian who will host the BET Awards this weekend, admitted on Conan O'Brien that she has a boyfriend these days, but she wants to keep him all to herself.
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The Life of Pablo was a revolution on several fronts: it introduced Desiigner's inimitable presence to the world, made gospel cool, and showed that questionable audio mixing and even more questionable lyrics can be overlooked if your music is heart-rending and original enough.
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But somewhere in between these tragedies, a great, if not fleeting, equalizer presented itself to New Orleanians—a confection whose wellbeing, like the city's denizens, is wholly affected by the city's harsh climate, and whose flavor is as inimitable as the culture that created it.
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That dedication to following his own North Star, one visible only to him, has resulted in a series of structures that, as Nikil Saval writes, astonish for their idiosyncrasy and strangeness; they are pure expressions of form, inimitable iterations on his particular vernacular of shape.
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Even if romantic comedies are now lingering in obscurity (and thinkpieces about gender inequality), 27 Dresses is still a guilt-free pleasure full of genre clichés (a newspaper writer, a hopeless romantic, a bawdy best friend played by the inimitable Judy Greer) and genuine emotion.
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Mango seeds crunch underfoot as we walk past rows of blue agave, cacti, mango, and lime trees to the barrel room, where the inimitable guitar licks of Carlos Santana—Hermosillo's friend and business partner, who was born here in Jalisco state—drift over the sound-system.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo lit up the World Cup in his own inimitable style on Friday, curling in a late free kick to complete a remarkable hat-trick and earn his team a 3-3 draw in an enthralling clash with neighbors Spain.
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" The idealism of Gore's campaign is what draws Jamie to want to talk with Gore in the first place, and having a young, beautiful man be so enraptured with his better angels begins to destabilize Gore's image of himself as, in Howard's inimitable words, a "megalomaniacal cunt.
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Opposite, Chuck Close's 1993 painting "Joel" in his inimitable pixelated style — in which, unlike almost everything else here, the grisaille gives nothing discernibly different from his color versions — feels present simply to bridge the chronological gap to the next room which focuses on the twentieth century.
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In the restaurant's permanent Copenhagen home, forager Michael Larsen works closely with Redzepi and team to develop inimitable dishes, but when Redzepi decided to temporarily bring Noma—one of the best restaurants in the world—to the southern hemisphere, it was essential to source local talent.
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But instead of boning up on the issues, reviewing past debates and crafting a few can't-miss zingers, he just pumped air into his hair and more air into his head and sauntered into action as if the sheer, inimitable wonder of his presence would be enough.
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From the sparse, ghoulish chill of "Take Ya Pik, Nik!!!" to the reverberating judders of "Smash," The Best sees Omar-S in world-building mode, taking his inimitable knack for big house tunes and lacquering them with aching pathos—bravado, weighed down by a world-weary melancholy.
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If you live in New York City, London, or any of the other places that have been graced by their inimitable record bag, you've probably spent a memorable afternoon or evening locked in an ear-to-ear grin dancing to the music of Mister Saturday Night.
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We've also been going wild for Bjørn Torske in the mix for Crack Magazine, as well as a double-header of treats from the team at FACT—a Middle-Eastern mix from Kasra V, and a session with the inimitable DJ Bone under his Differ-Ent alias.
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Along with the opportunity to sample libations from over 143 breweries, festivalgoers can take in a lineup that includes the venerable indie rockers Flaming Lips and Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, the trendsetting M.C.s Vince Staples, Kamaiyah and Saba, and the inimitable guitarist Nile Rodgers with his band Chic.
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No matter the title you select, you can expect riveting commentary from experts like Stephen Hawking and David Attenborough, gorgeous visuals, and inimitable storytelling that helps you gain a better understanding of all the wonders of our world (and beyond) from the comfort of your couch.
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As the show's de factor leading man, Aziz Ansari takes a backseat and lets everything else about his show shine; the audacity of a black-and-white Italian episode, the arresting charm of Alessandra Mastronardi, the ordinary citizens of New York, the endearing Eric Wareheim, the inimitable Lena Waithe.
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Of course, it helps that it's voiced by the unmistakable, inimitable Sir David, may he live forever; but even without that, it's the kind of edutainment (uh, that term) that is going to help parents, teachers, people with no interest in gaming at all approach VR with eagerness.
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A writer for a men's magazine who's been taught from childhood that monogamy isn't realistic — her dad says so — ponders giving up her commitment-free existence when she falls for the sports doctor she's profiling in this comedy from Judd Apatow, written by and starring the inimitable Amy Schumer.
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Far more than arcane arguments over historical minutiae, the Arafat-Abbas tradition of denying a longstanding Jewish link to Jerusalem is the Palestinian's inimitable way of saying that the Jews are simply the latest wave of Crusaders, that Israel is nothing but a colonialist presence in the Middle East.
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Today's Terraform speculation is extra super-special: We've got a collaboration with Rose Eveleth, who brings us a story that takes place in the same world of the latest episode of her inimitable Flash Forward podcast—which, to the uninitiated, is a show all about investigating possible futures.
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On June 13, 2013, shortly after the occupation of Gezi Park, Kortun — who was still the director of SALT at the time — wrote: It is not a hidden fact that [Erdoğan] has an inimitable disdain for cultural production that he has come to believe is elitist, exclusionist, and/or Western.
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Which is weird, as Mucha's version of Art Nouveau — an inimitable mixture of sumptuous pattern and voluptuous female goddess form — was synonymous with the champagne gaiety and decadence of Belle Époque Paris during a period where technological and aesthetic innovation was only first meeting exotic eclecticism at various World Fairs.
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" Frieda echoes that sentiment: "Having worked with her for over 15 years, I know that Nicola's global renown makes her the perfect person to lead the business into the next stage, offering both new and existing John Frieda clients the exceptional standards we are known for, with Nicola's own inimitable twist.
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Taken from La Arana Es La Vida, the fourth Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds album on In the Red Records, the track features rock n' roll legend Kid Congo Powers (The Gun Club, The Cramps, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds) crooning and grooving in his own inimitable style.
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Together, Blackman and Cruz have created an inimitable look in their 9,500-square-foot Highland Avenue space (a former gay nightclub) — an eccentric mash-up of furniture, lighting, art and curiosities that spans numerous periods and styles, from exquisite, stately antiques to arresting contemporary pieces: Carlo Bugatti, say, to Damian Jones.
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If so, Gennadi would have to be "dealt with" in Elizabeth's inimitable fashion — not because he knows things but to prevent the propaganda coup when a Soviet sports star was revealed to have been collaborating with the F.B.I. So now Elizabeth's minions are tailing Stan, hoping he'll lead them to Gennadi.
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CARAMANICA Recorded at a barn in upstate New York with just the alto saxophonist Darius Jones and the cellist Marika Hughes accompanying her, Fay Victor's new album is a direct-delivery mechanism for her inimitable vocal style, which wriggles happily in the space between Off Off Broadway theatricality and casual transcendence.
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But she made up for it with a filibustering acceptance speech when she won the best musical actress award, insisting that the band stop playing as she thanked multiple collaborators and, in her inimitable fashion, exulted about her show and poked fun at her age and even her romantic life.
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MATT STAIRS It will not happen, but it would be fun to gaze upon a Stairs plaque in Cooperstown, if only to see 12 teams (13 if you include both the Washington Nationals and their ancestors, the Montreal Expos) etched in gold, along with Stairs's inimitable nickname: the Wonder Hamster.
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"Add pitch-perfect comedic timing, a solid cast of comedy's hardest hitters, and inimitable chemistry presented in the form of one of the most satisfying female friendships in a long while, and you have one of the best shows of the year, easily," said Shannon Miller in The AV Club.
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Dubbed "the next Luther," Studdard had included some of Vandross's monster hits on the six studio albums he has released since 2003, when he scored the Idol crown and a Grammy nomination best male R&B vocal performance for "Superstar," Leon Russell's hit song that Studdard remade in his own inimitable way.
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From his Oscar-nominated turn as an accountant in Mel Brooks' The Producers to his roles in Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein, his work with Richard Pryor in the likes of Stir Crazy and See No Evil, Hear No Evil, and of course his inimitable take on Willy Wonka, he's delighted generations.
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But for those of us hoping to see a graphic biopic about a cultural figure who embodied a perfect storm of inimitable talent, unimaginable super stardom, a complex relationship with sexuality, and tragic illness, we'll have to settle for dreaming of the parallel universe in which Sacha Baron Cohen got his way.
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But she makes the case that he's raising real, important, and unanswered questions that foreign policy experts have to acknowledge are trickier to dismiss than might otherwise seem the case: In his inimitable way, Trump is offering a powerful challenge to many of the core assumptions of Washington's bipartisan foreign-policy elite.
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All this would certainly have given Nico Colchester, one of the finest reporters on European affairs of his generation, plenty to write about in his original and inimitable way, which included such ideas as a Mars Bar index and the division of countries and their leaders into the "crunchy" and the "soggy".
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From her film debut at the age of 5 to her glamorous life in the spotlight to her epic romances, the beguiling, dark-eyed beauty sidestepped the trappings of many onetime child stars, fostering a celebrated career – and an inimitable allure – that made her one of the most captivating actresses of her time.
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Even Campbell's nearby West London apartment has become a makeshift storage unit for the pair's latest project: An 85-piece clothing collection of vintage Levi's denim and Sunspel T-shirts, all lovingly embroidered, patched and painted in their inimitable decorative style, which goes on sale this weekend at London's Dover Street Market.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 89%What critics said: "Add pitch-perfect comedic timing, a solid cast of comedy's hardest hitters, and inimitable chemistry presented in the form of one of the most satisfying female friendships in a long while, and you have one of the best shows of the year, easily.
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Another Lebanese woman journalist whose work I've admired for years is the inimitable Nora Boustany, who covered the Lebanese civil war and beyond for the Washington Post and elsewhere, and who was one of the few women at the time to report from the frontlines of the devastating and drawn out conflict.
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I've heard Catherine read from her new novel in her inimitable voice, the voice of the person I know; but reading Russian Lessons silently on the page, my experience is different: What I get now is the art through which she has conjured not the "real" voice but the fiction of one.
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In the seventh episode of the new Netflix series She's Gotta Have It, director Spike Lee's updated TV adaptation of his own classic 1986 breakthrough film, a white art critic played by the inimitable Wallace Shawn publishes a video review of an art show featuring black artists, including protagonist Nola Darling (DeWanda Wise).
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It's hard to say how seriously to take the disclosures of the KGB Spy Museum, especially with the inimitable Sergei deadpanning throughout the tour with high Russian humor, but it's safe to say the archives on display will not be setting any paranoid minds at ease, when it comes to suspicions about surveillance culture.
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Hearing the opening aria of this work, with an oboe solo laying the groundwork for the sublime vocal melody, you invariably think that nothing could be more beautiful, an idea dispelled moments later by the second aria, "Schlummert ein, ihr matten augen" ("Fall asleep, you weary eyes"), with Bach in his inimitable lullaby mode.
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Dioramas created during the design process, three of them on view at the Morgan, show the irresistible combination of Baroque-style scenography, with its receding flats, and Sendak's inimitable drawing style — old and new, living and dead, in charming balance, teetering delightedly on the edge of kitsch but made with great craftsmanship and earnestness.
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The B-plot parodies this do-si-do drama with the "girl who can't say no" Ado Annie (an inimitable Alie Stroker), who must choose between an unwilling Persian peddler named Ali Hakim (the dopey but lovable Will Brill) and a faithful, if dimwitted, cowboy named Will Parker (played with overeager attraction by James Davis).
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Off the back of a deluxe reissue of Dr. Octagonecologyst via the Get On Down label (which also includes five previously unreleased tracks and remixes), I called up 1-800-PP5-1-DooDoo and spoke to the inimitable Kool Keith about how he'd go about curing some of the off-kilter conditions he rapped about on the project.
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Among his many to-do items: take public a money-losing company whose private-market valuation had already soared past what many thought it was worth, clean up the organization's win-at-all-costs image and win over employees who clearly remained loyal to Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick, an inimitable figure who Khosrowshahi was hired to replace.
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The ceramic and bronze works are truly delightful experiments from the inimitable hands of a master, but it is the fiber sculptures that most emphatically distinguish Mrinalini Mukherjee as not only one of the most exciting artists of Indian Modernism, but as an artist who transcends generational and cultural associations to stand in a class of her own.
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Graham, who describes the trip back to Stars Hollow as "all the positive aspects of running into someone you used to go out with with none of the downside," also told TVLine that fans will be happy and can expect to see some satisfying resolution when it comes to Lorelai and her mother, played by the inimitable Kelly Bishop.
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After putting thousands of hours of playtime into Oblivion, Fallout 3, and Skyrim, as well as every expansion released to support those main games, Bethesda has even influenced what I want from other titles—in terms of gameplay features, design ideas, and that inimitable sense of freedom that few other open-world productions master so well.
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In 2019, the digital publisher Open Road Media is publishing around a dozen newly available works from 1923, including e-books of Jean Toomer's "Cane," Gibran's "The Prophet," Sigmund Freud's "The Ego and the Id," P. G. Wodehouse's "The Inimitable Jeeves" and Christie's "The Murder on the Links," one of her early novels featuring the detective Hercule Poirot.
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Her answer, as you might expect, was "yes," but it was a more qualified yes than I was expecting, and I was interested in how she traced the differences in roles offered to men and women back to the very roots of storytelling itself — before offering up a sly takedown of Hollywood sexism in her inimitable way.
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They contain phrases couched in that inimitable British voice that at once sounds pleasant and dictatorial: "the coins will come directly from the U.S. Mint, …" Liversidge is a mischief-maker; perhaps he's done his reading on the power of the artist to declare a thing and thereby make it so — like the works of Sol LeWitt and Yoko Ono.
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On the latest podcast episode from our Copenhagen series, we're heading to the Danish countryside with the inimitable chef Christian Puglisi (of Baest, Relae, Manfreds, Mirabelle) to scope out his Farm of Ideas—(tune into the podcast to hear about his vision)—milk some cows, and learn about the school for gastronomy and sustainable agriculture he has in the works.
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And even after nearly three decades, Mr. Lynch's visual imagination remains inimitable: an ace of spades with a misshapen symbol in the center; Laura removing her face, beneath which is cold white light; the "arm" — one of the mystic denizens of the Lodge — represented now not by a dancing dwarf but by a tree with a head of blobby flesh.
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Donald Trump's fight with America's spies Over the next four years, a dozen people close to Barrack and Trump observed in interviews, Barrack is almost certain to reprise the middleman job he played during that West Side crisis -- as an inimitable powerbroker to the set of elites desperate to control him, and as a calming guardrail to the man who doesn't want to be controlled.
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Most recently, the supermodel brought her inimitable brand of all-American, cool girl style to an event in collaboration with Nordstrom at the University of South Carolina, throwing an epic shoe party to celebrate all the graduating seniors and help them put their best foot forward (pun definitely intended) as they take their first steps out into the big, bad world of being a certified adult.
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Sterling, the oft-imitated but truly inimitable radio voice of the Yankees, thinks he has come up with a great home run call for Giancarlo Stanton, and if Stanton hits as many home runs in his first year as a Yankee as he did in 2017 for the Miami Marlins, Sterling will repeat it, with his unique vocal inflections, some 59 times in 2018.
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True, there were obligatory Hadid and Jenner sightings on the runway of Dsquared, where Bella Hadid opened and Kendall Jenner closed a show that had a rhinestone-cowboy theme that felt somehow halfhearted, lacking the crazed exuberance of the wonderfully gaudy stuff once devised for country music greats like Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Gene Autry (and Elvis and Cher) by the inimitable Nudie Cohn.
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This initial dabble in fashion led way to Melgaard's first official fashion collection in late 2014, a collaboration with German label BLESS that emphasized a high-meets-low aesthetic, with wild jumpsuits embroidered with the same figures from Melgaard's paintings, a dress made to resemble a bank check written out by Bjarne Melgaard for 20,000 dollars, and the blanket of his mother described earlier, worn by none other than the inimitable Rihanna.
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Smith holds a Ph.D. in history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as well as an M.F.A. from the Bennington Writing Seminars, and while her historical acumen is undeniable and her sense of the past's physicality often superb — "The dirt here is so red that it lights our way" — "Free Men" never achieves the absorbing authority of its inimitable fictional forebears, Toni Morrison's "Beloved" and Edward P. Jones's "The Known World" among them.
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In addition to collaborating with many of these writers, as well as providing inimitable designs for their books, he is the author of two marvelous collections, George Braque & Others: The Selected Writings of Trevor Winkfield, 1990-2009 (2014) and The Scissors' Courtyard: Selected Writings, 153-75 (1994), and the translator of a cornerstone text, How I Wrote Certain of My Books by Raymond Roussel, with an Introduction by John Ashbery, which was first published in 1977.
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Though the friends greatly enjoyed many aspects of the IRL parts of the job, both expressed distaste for much of the current state of the online Sparrow community: the fights over costume accuracy down to the thread and belt buckles; competitive legions of Sparrows willing to go full troll on someone's Facebook page if provoked; and the "Johnny Depp obsessives" online who find lookalike pages to either try to sexually solicit them or yell at them for trying to imitate the inimitable Depp.
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In fact, it seems like the new standard throughout the fashion industry is that without a model muse or celebrity champion, your brand is pretty much D.O.A. Which is why designers like Tommy Hilfiger are flocking to young social media icons like Gigi Hadid to help them create their collections; not only can the model lend her inimitable cheekbones and street style savvy to the brand, but where Gigi goes, her posse of runway-ready It Girls and fans are sure to follow.
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MADRID — El dúo Pimpinela fue una de las iniciativas más exitosas de la cultura argentina de las últimas décadas: cantaron en el Madison Square Garden y cantaron con Diego Maradona, recibieron por sus veinticuatro discos unos 95 discos de oro, platino y diamante y vendieron más de 30 millones de copias; sus dos integrantes, Lucía y Joaquín Galán, crearon un estilo propio, inimitable: sus canciones eran diálogos amargos de una pareja despechada que se lanzaba reproches y rencores sin medida.
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As such, anyone with even a passing interest in the meeting of poetry and art, language and object, should go to the exhibition, Ian Hamilton Finlay: "The Garden Became My Study," at David Nolan and leisurely explore both floors of the galleries — while technically not part of the exhibition, there is a selection of concrete poems in the open office area on the second floor that I urge visitors to see, as it hints at the creative scope of this far ranging, inimitable artist.
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Representing the Big Apple alongside the cheesecake (shipped in from Junior's, no less, by New York Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney) was a squad consisting of the mighty pastrami sandwich; the man of mystery himself known as the black and white cookie; the perennial crowd favorite bagel and lox; and the indefatigable New York pizza slice.. Representing the City of Sisterly Affection, the Philly corner packed a huge punch with a meat-heavy roster comprised of the formidable roast pork sandwich; the inimitable Italian hoagie, a testament to the proud history of immigration in America; the cannoli; and the, uh, soft pretzel.
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