VICE: What intrigues you about young people and youth culture?
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Generally, Clapboss intrigues me only because it's a cute product.
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Like a lot of intrigues, this one opens at night.
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What intrigues me is country three, four, five and six.
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Buttigieg "intrigues" him, he said, potentially as a vice presidential candidate.
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But with his concept, Mr. McVicar conveys the intrigues at court.
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Antenor is an ardent lover, which intrigues Eurídice for a bit.
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Go look around and see if there isn't something that intrigues.
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What is it about potential devastation and subsequent rebirth that intrigues you?
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Many such dramas involve palace intrigues and scheming by the main characters.
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A very convoluted plotline encompassing secret identities, royal intrigues and stealth tattooing.
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Everyone should think about what intrigues them and what draws them in.
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The freedom to easily give my keyboard a different feel intrigues me.
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Everyone should think about what intrigues them and what draws them in.
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I guess that's what intrigues me most about this new category of robots.
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Wherever Amis ventures, whatever subject intrigues him, he remains attentive to dictionary definitions.
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But the candidate that most intrigues me most is State Representative Juana Matias.
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But it's the human angle of the harbinger research that most intrigues her.
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Back-channel intrigues thwarted accountability, concentrated power in the presidency and bred mistrust.
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" Laura Miller of Slate found it to be a work of "palace intrigues.
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But those intrigues ultimately doomed a presidency and plunged the nation into crisis.
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" Laura Miller of Slate found it to be a work of "palace intrigues.
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"What intrigues me about them is a kind of elegant simplicity," he said.
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Because it reduces regulation and relies on the market, the idea intrigues conservatives.
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"It's that added challenge of perfectionism and customization that intrigues me," he says.
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If that idea intrigues you, The Bright Sessions should be your new favorite podcast.
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But still, the prospect of a deeper game in the RPG genre intrigues me.
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At times there are real dramas and intrigues but everyone cares about everyone else.
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We've been held hostage to their predilections and braided intrigues for a long time.
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The film dazzles with its gusto and its formal daring, and intrigues with its postmodernism.
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The Mayan tooth intrigues, raising more questions about dentistry's history than the exhibition can answer.
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EVEN by standards of recent palace intrigues, it was a dizzying Saturday in Saudi Arabia.
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If that case intrigues you, there are four more listed on the CIA blog post.
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It intrigues me how each person takes different meaning in the same piece of art.
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At 6 feet 7 inches, Gbinije has the type of versatility that intrigues the Pistons.
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Jalin Marshall's slipperiness as a kick returner intrigues the Jets, but his recklessness exasperates them.
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Uncertain whom to trust, Miles navigates a tightening web of intrigues, bicycle chases and romance.
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He suggested the latest leaks were merely "under-the-rug intrigues of the special services."
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This stunning and slowly moving piece creates an illusion of space that intrigues, haunts, and delights.
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Ultimately, this accomplished woman still intrigues us because she flew when few others, especially women, did.
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"As an outsider, it's an area that intrigues me because it's somewhat uniquely American," he said.
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Once home, they used various intrigues, including deaths, to rearrange the succession more to their liking.
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A panoramic view of mid-19th-century Paris, with all its literary, erotic and political intrigues.
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It turns that my films often are challenging, but it's not what intrigues me... I think?
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Dans ses intrigues, des choses sordides se déroulent sur un territoire canadien par ailleurs si tranquille.
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But when the window breaks, what intrigues us is the brittleness that was there all along.
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But these questions are undermined by the filmmakers' reliance on generic thriller plot points and intrigues.
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With their generous sleep-trial, if the Casper mattress intrigues you, I say go for it!
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But what intrigues him the most are all the post-production options available directly on the smartphone.
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What really intrigues Dr. Helliwell and other happiness researchers is not where people are happy but why.
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Intrigues and doctrinal disputes within the Eastern Orthodox Church often spool out over decades, if not centuries.
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"There's something about detailed miniatures that intrigues people of all ages, from 7 to 70," he said.
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Some of the novels bring Gunther into postwar intrigues in Argentina, Cuba, France, Greece and other countries.
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The music thrills more than it intrigues; it prefers to make blunt declarations, not thoroughly persuasive arguments.
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His book intrigues because neoliberal capitalism is the context and critical object of Western leftist political art.
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Go browse around as if you were looking for cardigans at Eileen Fisher, and see what intrigues.
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Decision-making sounds more like palace intrigues in a sultan's seraglio than policy formulation in a republic.
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What clearly intrigues Hustvedt, the inspired student of science, is the exciting uncertainty that underpins this work.
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The Doctor tells her, eyebrow arched, that she has a way of responding to uncertainty that intrigues him.
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As the poem let's on, mystique entices and intrigues us more than those who loudly flaunt their existence.
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If the cover of this comic intrigues the reader, they should run out and pick up the collections.
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There's the chaos and daily mini scandals, the rumors and intrigues, the bewildering fire hose of clickbait, yes.
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That spurred Olenna to join the capital's intrigues with the goal of saving her family members from themselves.
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Power games and intrigues move at their own pace as the populace is dying of hunger and disease.
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Where I Live Finding refuge from Washington's quotidian intrigues — and how to get close to the political spectacle.
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There have been rumors of political intrigues and of sweeping arrests of customs officials, but few hard facts.
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If the thought of that solitude intrigues you, wait until you see the pictures from just such a place.
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"The Bridge" meticulously depicts the enormity of the project, from meeting room intrigues to the sometimes perilous construction site.
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The focus is tightly on the intrigues of the court, and on the Romanovs' role in European high politics.
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Take it way back to the days of Pompey, Caesar, and all the intrigues of ancient Rome with Rome.
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It intrigues me to think that this could've been me if my parents hadn't immigrated to the United States.
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Wolff may fancy that he stands alongside Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein by exposing the hidden intrigues of power.
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But that pristine, lonely landscape has allowed nature to preserve one of North Dakota's greatest intrigues: its prehistoric residents.
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It's so impossibly sad, and I can honestly say nothing else on this show genuinely moves or intrigues me anymore.
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It has become a commonplace, especially on the right, to accuse the press of exaggerating palace intrigues in Trump World.
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Granted, different people treat politics differently, but asserting your values can alienate some people as quickly as it intrigues others.
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And there are more than 18,000 other recipes for you to consider on NYT Cooking if none of those intrigues.
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If the series pitch intrigues readers, it's probably best they go back to the start and try out issue #1.
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If none of these intrigues you, you can also consider subscribing to a regional publication from elsewhere with national relevance.
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As a study of Wilson's relationship with Europe, and the intrigues of his foreign policy administration, the book is exemplary.
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One thing is for sure: With the show's renewal for a second season, viewers can expect the intrigues to continue. .
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One thing is for sure: With the show's renewal for a second season, viewers can expect the intrigues to continue. .
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The intervention in Syria remains a useful tool, and there has been a flurry of Middle Eastern intrigues in Moscow recently.
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It intrigues me that the most emotional and extremist reactions come from people who aren't involved in the events at all.
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If the idea of wearing spider silk intrigues, the idea of managing a farm full of spiders isn't all that appealing.
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Imagine the erotic intrigues of The Handmaiden (2016) crossed with Barry Lyndon (1975), starring Rachel Weisz in a leather riding habit.
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Much of the play's second half is devoted to the infighting among these goons, and their poisonous intrigues eventually grow tiresome.
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Garry's social and sexual intrigues leave him scant time for the leanings toward self-examination that tend to give him pause.
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Sequestered high above most of the city, the living memorial today constitutes a hushed and evocative refuge from Washington's quotidian intrigues.
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CBD intrigues her because it appears to be a relatively safe compound compared with more powerful painkillers, like oxycontin or fentanyl.
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The kitchen was always out of it, along with such other intrigues as duck liver pâté and foie gras with fruit.
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We walk into a food court of sorts, and while it doesn't have any authentic options, the kitschy fusion food intrigues us.
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The series will most likely deal with the political intrigues and clashes with other clans that follow the Targaryen's rise to prominence.
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"Like that fine old saying about sin, first the Whitney repulses; then it intrigues; and finally," Ms. Huxtable wrote, "it is embraced."
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Egyptians whisper about palace intrigues, such as the sacking of Khaled Fawzy, the intelligence chief, who has not been seen since January.
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If it intrigues you, take a second to think about how "new" it actually is — chances are, it's something you're familiar with.
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"Understanding the interworking of the software and exactly how everyone is making money with all the apps intrigues me," Cole H said.
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"Russia's footprint, that is in one way or another present in each new episode, only enhances the intrigues of this bold plotline."
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Rather, I want to ask whether it is really possible to "expose" the intrigues of financial power in a book like this.
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But to cast these fights as a clash between left and right, or even as palace intrigues, is to miss the whole story.
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To help you decide where to start, we've created a little primer so you can start with the plot that intrigues you most.
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Known entities like Ed Ruscha, Rita Ackermann, and Marilyn Minter make appearances, but it's the work that is not immediately knowable that intrigues.
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"What intrigues me is that you get a good bunch of musicians together and interesting things will happen," Gabriel said in a statement.
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But it's precisely the aesthetic disconnect around these mid-60s artworks, "the way in which they don't fit in," that intrigues Mr. Grindon.
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He did point out though, that he thinks he has a chance to do something no other hooper has, and that intrigues him.
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I asked Tomii what it is about conceptual art that so intrigues her, whatever the quality or character of such art might be.
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Hochschild's book shows us what a radical movement looked like from the inside, with all of its high-flown idealism and personal intrigues.
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Pursuits The lonely landscape of the North Dakota Badlands has allowed nature to preserve one of the state's greatest intrigues: its prehistoric residents.
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However, this is a far cry from the plots and intrigues in and around the White House orbit that Woodward and Anonymous describe.
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Tharaud's 2001 Rameau album has a similarly evocative luxuriousness.) And of other recent recordings of the sonatas, David Greilsammer's (Sony, 2014) particularly intrigues.
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Her company is a family concern in a uniquely Italian way — like the Medicis, but their intrigues have been replaced by intarsia knits.
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The series will also most likely deal with the political intrigues and clashes with other clans that follow the Targaryens' rise to prominence.
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Cloistered, for now, mostly behind the Kremlin walls, the intrigues are expected to burst into public view with increasing frequency in coming years.
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The Kremlin dismissed talk of internal intrigues, with Dmitri S. Peskov, Mr. Putin's spokesman, calling such speculation the favorite pastime of political analysts.
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They lend an undertone of entropy to each work, which intrigues, because such chaotic forms disrupt the familiar effects of more calculated carving.
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But I think we also have to make an effort to find a language, a visual language, that interests and that really intrigues people.
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If the chain intrigues you, but isn't quite your thing, there are other takes on the wallet chain that might tickle your fancy, too.
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Why it matters: As the Internet's top repository of information, Wikipedia searches can give us an insight into what intrigues people most — and when.
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There's something about the simultaneous that is the truth-telling parts of Yunior and the obsessive deceptiveness together that intrigues me about his character.
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" It's that meticulous exploration of the universe that intrigues and delights Ye. "Some educated people going through college say, 'We've heard of general relativity.
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A future in which autonomous vehicles roam beneath the sea intrigues Grace Lee, a second-year transportation design student at the ArtCenter in Pasadena.
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The fact that the squid does this editing with messenger RNA, rather than DNA, intrigues some researchers who are interested in human gene editing.
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Salzburg, Austria, has been home to classical-music intrigues since Mozart, its most famous native son, bristled under the employ of its prince-archbishop.
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Her character's forthrightness draws in friends and intrigues potential suitors, including the recently divorced Boone (played by a scruffy and slightly goofy Chris O'Dowd).
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And that's why the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal in a quiet corner of England intrigues us all, but no longer shocks anyone.
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Israel is a state with the geopolitical considerations of a superpower, the political intrigues of a city, and the personal feuds of a shtetl.
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If the adjoining Art Deco District intrigues you, the Miami Design Preservation League leads guided tours ($2175) there every morning at 2250:30 a.m.
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Last season, Claire and Jamie were routinely on display, negotiating public spaces to conduct their court intrigues, and every party was a spy movie.
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Cauliflower is shaping up as a star of this winter season, so we'll browse our collection of cauliflower recipes and see if something there intrigues.
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The narrative around his archives, split between Mexico and Switzerland, intrigues me as a gothic love story with a copyright and intellectual property rights subplot.
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But a 1984 movie by the filmmaker and theorist Laura Mulvey intrigues me for its specific angle: Kahlo's relationship with the political photographer Tina Modotti.
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At the very least, this gorgeous wool tapestry will entice makers, crafters, and hackers to take a chance on any thrift store "junk" that intrigues them.
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"Under-the-table stitch-ups, palace intrigues, technocrat or caretaker administrations will not stop Italians who want a strong government," he said on Facebook on Sunday.
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Yes, you can launch military attacks, but you can also attempt to dominate rivals using your political clout, or to undermine them with carefully crafted intrigues.
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A principal one is that Catherine decided she had to put off reform until she had consolidated her power against the intrigues of the Russian court.
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Mr. Putin has faced little backlash for actions even bolder than the gruesome intrigues in Britain, like the attacks by Russian forces in Ukraine and Syria.
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Ms. Nixon says she'll get more sympathetic Democrats in the State Senate, a body where party intrigues and betrayals are practically written into the legislative calendar.
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Like all good season finales, this surreal cliffhanger tied up some plots but unleashed deeper, more consequential intrigues to tee up more compelling sequels to come.
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The assassination storyline is driven by myth and drama, not substance, and so it is not unlike the current personal dramas and intrigues commanding our discourse daily.
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This same mechanic will appear as you engage in factional intrigues with other characters, and attempt to persuade other political players to back your plays against rivals.
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That there might sometimes be such benefits, though, is an idea that intrigues zoologists—and so, from time to time, some of them look into the matter.
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As the largely unwitting catalyst of intrigues and betrayals of which he then becomes the victim, Mr. MacFadyen turns Walter's Germanic reserve into necessarily self-protective armor.
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This is as much a part of what makes the series unique and affecting as its bombastic fights and winding intrigues, and Yakuza 6 only doubles down.
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The intrigues cooked up in embassies and drinking holes and secret clubhouses shaped the fates of nations, which made the work of spies of the utmost importance.
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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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Now sweetened, it acquired a reputation as something colonial women drank, while they lay around, lasciviously, and engaged in romantic intrigues, the New World equivalent of rosé.
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He rose through the ranks of the Georgian revolutionary movement, impressing Lenin, then in European exile, with his strident articles and his intrigues against rival socialist factions.
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The breathtaking intimacy of his films is inseparable from their relentless rage and cruelty; they're filled with physical and emotional violence, secrets and lies, intrigues and betrayals.
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This series includes several of his collaborations with Hou Hsiao-hsien, like "Flowers of Shanghai," a sustained, elliptical immersion in the intrigues of a 19th-century brothel.
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Imagine you're peering at a fascinating scene through a telescope, but the detail that really intrigues you is at the very edge of your field of view.
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By contrast, Schmitt argued, the haggling and intrigues of mere parliamentary democracy were a "depoliticized" shadow of true politics, which always involved the possibility of actual killing.
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What intrigues Cramer the most about IAC's track record is that going back to the 1990s, Diller was always tuned in to up-and-coming trends and fads.
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Vatican intrigues and power struggles are nothing new, but they usually remain within the medieval walls or fly over the heads of the Catholic faithful around the globe.
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This is how WWE operates, like a Byzantine imperial court, with Vince as emperor and everyone else milling around in their intrigues in search of winning his favor.
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One piece that especially intrigues is "White Board" of 1955 — a sloping 26-foot-long plank of wood nearly four feet wide and bisected by an irregular crack.
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Game of Thrones Bran Stark came home to Winterfell, but spent most of Season 7 of "Game of Thrones" semi-checked out of the intrigues happening around him.
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Full of intrigues and murderous plots around courts of corrupt and incompetent nobles, Crusader Kings 2 could be played as a strategy game, or as a narrative sandbox.
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The French went along, in return for some of the oil, and an agreement from the British to let them pursue their own intrigues in Lebanon and Syria.
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"The Parisian Woman," like its set, is a collection of every cozy cliché to be mined from the deep catalog of stories about powerful intrigues and human deceit.
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Alternatively, if none of this intrigues, see what you think of Julia Moskin's recipe for ramen carbonara, an offshoot of her helpful guide to stocking the modern pantry.
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The journalism profession intrigues me, and I figure that the best way to learn more about it is both to read more of it and read more about it.
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The intrigues must have been endless, but the beauty of the surroundings makes you wonder if such considerations didn't occasionally subside when the king was entertaining in this room.
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When the plan hits a snag, Lenora asks her nephew, Martin Rauch (Jonas Nay), for help, setting in motion a series of intrigues that take him across the continent.
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As quaint as the specters it works to expunge, "Another Evil" is an ultra-low-budget ghost story with an off-kilter sensibility that initially intrigues but ultimately fizzles.
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He spouts off iconic names like Mega Man and Castlevania, but it's following the work of a particular musician that intrigues him most: iconic Streets of Rage composer Yuzo Koshiro.
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The world of the Ptolemies was not only shaped by political intrigues and intellectual enrichment, but by volcano-induced climate changes, according to a paper published Tuesday in Nature Communications.
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A number of things about the Google Art Project interest Leggero, but it's the journey artworks take through various media, becoming something else along the way, that really intrigues him.
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Mr. Giuliani saw the Ukraine intrigues as a perfect riposte to the criminal investigation by the special counsel, Mr. Mueller, that had cast such a shadow over Mr. Trump's presidency.
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It is truly one of the oddest schools of thought I am familiar with in any discipline; it intrigues me from afar, like giant squid and 12-tone classical music.
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The lawsuits also shed new light on the political intrigues involving Israel and the Persian Gulf monarchies, which have increasingly turned to hacking as a favorite weapon against one another.
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A possibility that intrigues international-policy wonks is for Canada and other law-breakers to form an "inter se" (between themselves) agreement, allowing them to modify existing drug-treaty provisions.
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The baroness is drawn into court intrigues and must solve a family mystery; eventually, she upends the society's power structure, and along the way has interstellar sex with a god.
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Soccer and diplomacy are closely intertwined in the Gulf, where the world's most popular sport has become a conduit for the ambitions, political differences and intrigues of jousting Gulf rulers.
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"Acker wrote kind of a chamber drama of the New York downtown scene, it was like Madame de La Fayette"—the seventeenth-century French novelist who wrote about court intrigues.
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This elision of the writer's position would have horrified the George Orwell who wrote, "Politics and the English Language," an essay I love to hate, and therefore it intrigues me.
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Mishaps and intrigues along the way include a misfiring audience-participation antidisco shtick, and the unnerving prospect of the heavily made-up group playing for a few thousand grungy Motorhead partisans.
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Anything done at a high level of excellence always intrigues me because it&aposs the ultimate expression of being human, that you do something, something you don&apost have to do.
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California is never immune to big fires, but a look at the past 13 months reveals a horrifying path of destruction that deserves equal screen time to the latest political intrigues.
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When Littlefinger visits Bran, he believes he's meeting Lord Stark to gauge a potential player in his political intrigues, but instead Petyr gets clocked by the all-seeing Three-Eyed Raven.
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The current turbulence and sense of presidential norms being shattered by an emotional and erratic president feels different and more consequential than the wild staff intrigues of early in the presidency.
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This crown prince may have so much baggage that, even if he survives Saudi palace intrigues, he may not survive backlash from Washington, as Congress and perhaps even the courts respond.
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The founders knew and feared that in their times there were corrupting intrigues throughout Europe by nations seeking to dominate other nations through covert subversion that must never happen in America.
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But as fascinating as this culture was, something else about Ain Ghazal intrigues archaeologists more: It was one of the first farming villages to have emerged after the dawn of agriculture.
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Written by Pierre de Marivaux (1688-1763), the play is one of those romantic intrigues involving charming paramours, scheming servants and much bustling in and out of rooms amid conspiratorial conversations.
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This in and of itself intrigues people, but what seems to be of even more interest is that like me, Patrick is an entrepreneur — a profession known to be hard on relationships.
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At the very least, the London inquiry, however much it is denied at the Kremlin, should serve as a caution to the Russian leader to repair his reputation for notorious intrigues abroad.
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But growth in itself is not the issue that troubles policymakers and intrigues academics: for most of this century, after all, African economies have been among the fastest-growing in the world.
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While Whitehead's addition to history—a non-metaphorical network of tracks and tunnels beneath Southern soil—intrigues, the heart of the story is about hope, promise, and the history we all share.
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But if the idea of Ryan Reynolds snarking his way across the screen intrigues you while also leaving you wondering "Hey, who is this Deadpool dude, anyway?" then we have something for you.
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The Blue Jays' infield is crowded, so adding a guy who has only played at second (and a little bit of third) in the big leagues maybe seems counterintuitive, but it certainly intrigues.
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The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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He blamed "the market-dominating, prominent figures of the West German art scene, who for decades have never tired of insulting, offending and humiliating their East German colleagues with boycotts, intrigues and disputes".
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While many marketers can come up with an initial innovative engagement strategy or CPC campaign, what intrigues me more is how they examine the incoming data and create a robust drip marketing campaign.
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Since both former governors have spent most of their political careers in their home states, they have mostly avoided the gladiatorial combat in D.C. that both intrigues and horrifies voters in the provinces.
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Many would say that intrigues and controversies and scandals like this have always happened, at the Bolshoi especially, but it's always been behind closed doors, and some say it should stay that way.
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Indeed, Vienna, a famed hub of international spy intrigues during the Cold War, is back at the center of a battle between liberal Western ideas and extremist forces increasingly allied across European borders.
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Or, maybe an innovation in engineering, science or technology intrigues you, whether it's something that already exists, like the use of A.I. in the operating room, living concrete that can reproduce or 5G.
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There were the administrative intrigues and self-inflicted Twitter drama, along with the questions about his campaign's contacts with Russia, which had already forced the resignation of his national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
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In fiction, the twilit intrigues of Her Majesty's secret services have tracked the course of imperial decline, the intelligence triumphs of the second world war and the ambiguous stalemate of the cold war.
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Tapping into and understanding the way people ultimately make decisions is part of what intrigues Yagan, whose goal with both OkCupid and ShopRunner was to analyze data to predict what people wanted next.
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Hyper-realism is an art form that shocks and intrigues even non-art lovers and makes us ponder an array of issues, from genetic engineering to what we classify as the ideal human aesthetic.
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The series is known for mixing the political intrigues of the nobilities of the autocratic Galactic Empire and the politicians of the democratic Free Planet Alliance with tales of the common citizens and soldiers.
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From the endlessly enduring Magic: The Gathering to the cyberpunk dystopia of Android: Netrunner and the bloody intrigues of A Game of Thrones, there's a universe of stories and strategy out there to discover.
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WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund has over the years been criticized for the byzantine intrigues of its workplace, where domineering department heads zealously guard their turf — to the detriment of the fund's broader mission.
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There are complications, involving the sheriff's daughter (Elle Fanning), other gangsters and the Ku Klux Klan, all of which are crammed amid intrigues, locations, cinematic homages and too many self-flattering scenes for Mr. Affleck.
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But, what she clearly is doing is thinking about whether running for president is something that truly intrigues her, whether what it might take to run and win is something she'd be willing to do.
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These are the news outlets that, in the intervals between show-business gossip and tasty recipes, inform Russians about the wisdom of Mr. Putin, the intrigues of the hostile West and the exploits of Motorola.
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Located in the heart of Hollywood, the newly opened JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles serves to showcase the best of Japanese art, design, gastronomy, innovation and technology offering a rich experience that intrigues the five senses.
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The piece tells the story of Millicent, a Manhattan socialite during the Depression, who is trying to plan the ideal dinner party for a group of guests entangled in a matrix of business and romantic intrigues.
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Vu's case adds a new international dimension to a Vietnamese corruption crackdown that has brought the arrest of dozens of officials and business figures and is entangled with political intrigues in the single-party communist state.
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While Edward manages at least a bit of gravitas during the power jockeying and magical experimentation, their intrigues play out more like a Vampire: The Masquerade live-action role-playing game than a conflict with real stakes.
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In filling in the details of Nur Jahan's life, Ms Lal has not only written a revisionist feminist biography; she has also provided a vivid picture of the Mughal court, with its luxuries, beauties, intrigues and horrors.
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" This dual benefit is evident in Jori Finkel's new book, It Speaks To Me: Art That Inspires Artists, wherein she asks 50 artists worldwide "to discuss a museum piece that intrigues or inspires them from their hometown.
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The three top intrigues consuming Washington -- the Russia probe, the duel over the border wall and Trump's battle with the new Democratic-led House -- all ultimately revolve around his grabs for authority and efforts to constrain him.
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But what the filing did have in common with Mueller's past practice was the sowing of new intrigues, open loops and what have become known as "breadcrumbs" that offer tantalizing clues about the direction he is headed.
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Books of The Times Simon Morrison's "Bolshoi Confidential: Secrets of the Russian Ballet From the Rule of the Tsars to Today" delivers what its title promises: struggles and intrigues, crimes and punishments, imperial jewels and Soviet medals.
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Misinformation spreads all the time, especially on sites like Reddit and Twitter, where photos are shared and retweeted thousands of times by people who are responding to whether something amuses or intrigues them, rather than whether it's true.
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George Washington warned the nation in his Farewell Address against would-be strongmen and demagogues who would pillage the government for private profit, and intertwine America with intrigues and entanglements from hostile foreign powers that wish us ill.
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The main, titular podcast is Alba Salix, Royal Physician, which centers around a beleaguered court physician as she navigates her zany fantasy world filled with familiar high fantasy tropes: court intrigues, dragons — and, oh, yeah, institutional sexism and racism.
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"When you go through something that's intensive and do it for so long ... I think I just need to take a step back, take it all in and see what next intrigues me and piques my interest," she said.
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And as the story unfolds with Betsy and her idol in the foreground, we gradually glimpse behind them a rat's nest of alliances, betrayals, love affairs, suspicions, intrigues and spying among both Napoleon's entourage and St. Helena's British authorities.
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The revelation that Prince Bader is the purchaser, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times, links one of the most captivating mysteries of the art world with palace intrigues in Saudi Arabia that are shaking the region.
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" In a separate statement to CNN, First Media said, "Blossom's research and production teams work very hard to ensure high quality and visually entertaining content that intrigues the natural curiosity and critical thinking of our audience and supplies value and ideas.
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What intrigues me here is that a few days ago Instagram announced that it was further rolling out a test to hide like counts from users and that it has been further minimizing the prominence of follower counts on profiles.
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Sickhouse – which stars a handful of digital influencers – follows a group of friends as they embark on a journey to visit a seemingly abandoned house in the woods, dubbed Sickhouse, after an urban legend about the location intrigues the group.
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After his election in 2013, Francis set out to reform the Curia, whose intrigues, alleged corruption and leaks were widely held responsible for the decision by his predecessor Benedict XVI to become the first pope in six centuries to resign.
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DeLillo's characters long to penetrate the enigmas and intrigues of his conjured worlds; DeLillo's readers devour his sentences, images and narratives for what amounts to something similar: for all that DeLillo — the seeker, the prophet, the mystic, the guide — sees.
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A host of things, including Slack's new mega round — and what it means for SoftBank's massive fund — the potential Alphabet-Lyft tie up and the various intrigues in that space, flying cars, the critical importance of company dogs and IPOs.
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"Trump has violated the international agreement by his predecessor, Obama, under the intrigues of the Israeli prime minister and Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman," said Ali Khorram, a former Iranian ambassador to China and an adviser to the nuclear negotiating team.
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A big fight booking follows the same basic blueprint on its way to fruition: it simmers, it intrigues, it becomes familiar and eventually dull, it manifests into beauty or tedium and a win and a loss, and it becomes part of history's dustbin.
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They are not who they seem to be, and I think that intrigues people — that he has limits, and areas where he can make colossal mistakes, and sort of seems to be fumbling his way through life like the rest of us.
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Medvedchuk, 22019, is one of the most controversial characters in Ukrainian business and politics, accused of being involved in all kinds of intrigues and some violent crimes, but as a good lawyer would, he has sued for libel and won in Ukrainian courts.
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A princess begs her lady-in-waiting to tell her stories, and the lady does so, weaving tales of the emperor's son Genji and his political intrigues and disturbing romances (he falls in love with a ten-year-old and kidnaps her).
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But for Theise, the rieslings of Dönnhoff, Ott's grüner veltliners, Pierre Péters' Champagnes are not a phase you pass through on the way to future intrigues; they are the highest, holiest media for spiritual transmission that have ever, can ever, will ever exist.
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"It seems like he just bounces around based on whatever issue intrigues him at any given moment, without regard for his past track record, or inexperience on any given issue," said Brian Fallon, Hillary Clinton's spokesman during her 2016 campaign against Mr. Trump.
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This series includes his work with Wong Kar-wai ("In the Mood for Love," showing Monday) and several of his collaborations with Hou Hsiao-hsien, like "Flowers of Shanghai" (Friday and Wednesday), a sustained, elliptical immersion in the intrigues of a 19th-century brothel.
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The reported Pax round, which could put $400 million into the cannabis vaping company, intrigues us, especially because Pax is the corporate sibling of JUUL, the now-famous e-cigarette company what sold just over a third of itself for nearly $13 billion last year.
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Sachs had fresh access to musical archives in Milan and New York; he has researched opera productions and administrative intrigues from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and made heavy use of Toscanini's letters (which he edited in 2002) and reminiscences in old age.
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"Certainly the other possibility is that he's had it — with the intrigues, the backstabbing, the manipulations of politics," said Gadi Wolfsfeld, a professor of political communications at the Interdisciplinary Center, a private college north of Tel Aviv, who is a frequent critic of Mr. Netanyahu.
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"Whether or not the world is going to end, she doesn't know, but his ideology — live life to your fullest — intrigues her," Ms. Anderson said of the story line, spun from a Brazilian series by executive producers that included Corinne Brinkerhoff and Benjamin Silverman.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NORFOLK, Virginia — Sometimes it's the anonymous artworks we encounter that rattle, riddle, and enrapture us most, that remain longer among our latent visuals, the lingering intrigues of their origins and authorship ensuring they embed and endure in the mind.
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With the same stew of hope, despair, shame and perverse pride endured by the long-suffering fans of a long-losing team, Kureishi's readers have stuck by him even as he churns out, with dismaying industry, a series of leaden farces and desultory intrigues.
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Four months had passed since the so-called February Revolution forced Czar Nicholas II from the throne, and the democratic socialists and liberals who had taken control were locked in a mounting power struggle marked by shifting alliances, palace intrigues and occasional street fighting.
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Since then, she's published four additional novels set in the same world —The Queen of Attolia, The King of Attolia, A Conspiracy of Kings, and now Thick as Thieves — devoted both to Gen's continuing exploits and to the elaborate, Machiavellian political intrigues going on all around him.
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The capital has seethed for weeks with talk of palace intrigues at the White House, pitting Mr Bannon and his populist allies against a more polished, less hardline faction led by Mr Trump's daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner, both of whom hold senior advisers' posts.
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In the Ottoman Empire of the sixteenth century, a woman of Venetian birth gained power as the privileged consort of Sultan Selim II. Nurbanu Sultan (as she became known), the narrator of Hughes's absorbing historical novel, defends her status against the vicious intrigues of Topkapi Palace.
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MOSCOW — Pavel V. Dmitrichenko, the dancer released from prison after being convicted of engineering an acid attack that exposed the hidden intrigues of the Bolshoi Ballet, asked to meet outside the theater where he had so spectacularly fallen from grace, and where he already envisions his return.
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Two years later, at a midtown bookshop, he first encountered the literature that would define his life, purchasing a 49-cent translation of Murasaki Shikibu's "The Tale of Genji," an 11th-century story of courtly love affairs and other intrigues, often described as the world's first novel.
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" In an interview for this obituary, she added, "Varda as an artist intrigued, and intrigues, me by the constant freshness and curiosity which she brings to her inquiries into the everyday world and how we relate to it, particularly how she uses the detailed fabric of life.
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Once pitched as one of the reassuringly boring pillars of Western stability, Brexit has instead thrust the intrigues in parliament to the top of the global financial agenda, able to move the U.S. dollar, send tremors through stock markets and whip up yields on German bonds.
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"Left Bank" moves scene to scene, cafe to cafe, tracing the affiliations and intrigues of a group of writers, philosophers, artists and curators whose lives were, as Poirier puts it, "shaped by the ordeals" of World War II and whose fates coincided in the service of art and revolution.
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But this is a work of auteur theater, and in paring the film's dramatis personae down to just three roles (the playwright is among those who didn't make the cut), Mr. Teste has shifted the story's balance to focus on the character who most intrigues him: the director.
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As a faculty member at Medill, I thought more deeply about the visit and the repercussions, because Jeff Sessions intrigues me for these other reasons — the whole question surrounding how we tend to discriminate against people based on the sound of their voice due to gender, geography or race.
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In the face of complacency from Republicans fearful of what attention to these intrigues might reveal about the Trump campaign's dealings with Russia, Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have issued a report that appears to be the most comprehensive public accounting of Russia's war on the West.
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"Beyond the stellar numbers, what really intrigues me is the fact that Spotify is one of the few services that people don't mind paying for — in fact, they tend not to even think about paying for it, just like Netflix or Amazon Prime or Sirius XM or Apple Storage," Cramer said.
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One of the most refreshing things about Honig's novel (apart from the fact, which feels revolutionary for a mainstream novel these days, that the central plot doesn't get going until about a third of the way in, the author reveling in the details of his palace and its intrigues) is that it is neither satire nor polemic.
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Unlike more sentimental accounts of the relationship between Roosevelt and Churchill, like Jon Meacham's engaging best seller "Franklin and Winston," Hamilton's trilogy presents the American as more exasperated than enamored when it came to his London partner, leery of the prime minister's latest schemes and intrigues and constantly maneuvering to keep the war heading in the right direction.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. van Zweden will reach new heights with his new appointment, but if not, the program offers other intrigues: a newly commissioned curtain-raiser by the pianist and composer Conrad Tao, who will also perform at a Philharmonic-sponsored late-night concert in the Kaplan Penthouse at Lincoln Center on Friday.
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As the highest-ranking member of the federal government still alive, he became president, and he has since had to deal with an insurrection by the governor of Michigan, a bioterrorism attack, a standoff over a planeload of immigrants, staff intrigues and the pursuit of a terrorist suspected in the bombing that put him in office.
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He does a particularly good job of giving you a sense of Nadar's obsession with ballooning and the financial realities of studio photography, but the best part of the book is the ease with which he's able to relay the artist's life story and its many intrigues — the end is the weakest part of the book, but you'll hardly notice.
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The thing that intrigues the most about the New Orleans Pelicans' late Sunday night trade for DeMarcus Cousins is that, in a league that has been trending smaller and quicker for years, the Pellies are going all in on big ball—but with two bigs so agile, flexible, and versatile that they can both stay on the floor against those smaller, quicker lineups.
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She runs from pillar to post, scolds those who disagree with her, wastes people's time, describes the intrigues being used to intimidate her, comes up with vast sums she is being cheated of by the pressure of the antagonists, asks every Tom, Dick, and Harry: 'Should I do it, should I not, at this price, at that price, on this condition, on that condition?
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The thing that most intrigues me about the multi-camera sitcom is that for its intense, artistic conservatism — it can never do anything too crazy, because it's bound to a soundstage and a very specific set of parameters — it's also the TV genre that's most often pointed to when it comes to questions of pop culture helping Americans grow more comfortable with diversity and outside points of view.
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Interestingly, this cohort tends to lean more Android if they had to choose a smartphone, and lean toward a similar brand of feature phone they previously had, like Samsung or LG. It intrigues me that price comes up as much as it does, given that it seems as if U.S. carriers are penalizing those who don't yet have smartphones by charging them more in various ways on their bill than consumers who do have smartphones.
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They tried to do the same among African-American communities by pointing out how they were mistreated in the U.S. Lacking legal avenues to halt this activity, the recently formed FBI responded by pressuring these various communities to remain loyal to the U.S. In the end, these "intrigues" as the FBI called them did not, in fact, keep the U.S. out of war and they could be characterized as minimal at best.
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In just a few months, Putin's intrigues have probably influenced the outcome of an American presidential election and produced a basket of spoils for Mother Russia, including bitter feuds between the White House and the CIA, rifts between the US and its allies, damage to the American press's legitimacy and public standing, a standoff between the White House and the federal courts over immigration orders, and the slow sabotage of American government through neglect and mismanagement.
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