We may be a bunch of junkies, but we're smart junkies.
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Just a whiny " junkies ruined it for us" you made us junkies Sacklers, and you are making more " junkies " now, if that is what you call , PEOPLE THAT USE YOUR PRODUCT , OXYCONTIN.
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Political junkies will enjoy deciphering her various pseudonyms for Clinton staffers, history junkies will find a valuable first-person account of an extraordinary campaign, media junkies will devour the backstage antics of the traveling press corps.
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She knew they were junkies because Marco was a junkie—he'd told her this—and all his friends were junkies, too.
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I admire them — the orphans, not the sex junkies.
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Adrenaline junkies... or people who want to understand them better.
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Apple iPhone junkies use their devices for just about everything.
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Mark your calendar, boxing junkies -- bidding starts on April 9!
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"It would be opera singers, conductors, junkies," Ms. Saltzman said.
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It was like observing two junkies recounting their first high.
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It was enough to test even the biggest political junkies.
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This may be hard for outside political junkies to understand.
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People who use drugs are always going to be junkies.
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Tech lovers, writers, and journalism junkies, this one's for you.
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By and large, they are political junkies and data nerds.
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"We're still appealing to those core news junkies, those core political junkies, but also reaching a more diverse audience: people who are just interested in this moment of time and this topic," she said.
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The political junkies are the ones who go to the rallies.
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Hardcore fitness junkies need a fitness tracker that can keep up.
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" The company also refers to people who misuse opioids as "junkies.
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Campaign 2016 Guess all political junkies will be Tar Heels today.
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Serious news junkies want more than a few stories a day.
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"We're not criminals, junkies, or idiots," #JeffSesh wrote on its website.
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F. Kennedy commenced a campaign for president that political junkies and
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Mike Blumenthal is one of the best-known Google Maps junkies.
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For years, political junkies have yearned for a brokered national convention.
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But beauty junkies "know them and they love them," she said.
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There could be an instance propagated with news junkies and commentariat.
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But political junkies often don't have a clue how voters think.
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Self-improvement for the junkies becomes a kind of glorified hobby.
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Tales of decaying bodies and belated justice can captivate crime junkies.
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Adrenaline junkies know that buying a GoPro is usually just the start.
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Every time Sephora launches a new sale beauty junkies everywhere, freak out.
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So almost all the junkies and homeless people know the code now.
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But for crime junkies, the small niggles are worth putting up with.
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I call these people adrenaline junkies, because they're dependent on this rush.
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It's really exciting, and adrenaline junkies, car addicts, they'll all be satisfied.
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They're not TV junkies, and their lives aren't shaped around the internet.
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" Nonetheless, says Foster, "The Clinton Affair" should be "heroin for political junkies.
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But we are all supercommitted learners, ferocious readers and personal-growth junkies.
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This is why Gietinger calls those who consider themselves car fans, "junkies".
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We used to have beef with the junkies who hung out there.
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A fun romp for political junkies on both sides of the aisle.
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Note 7 danger has reached beyond tech news junkies; by now, it's mainstream.
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Some do not consider themselves addicts, a designation they reserve for heroin junkies.
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Adrenaline junkies habitually seek out experiences that stimulate their "fight or flight" response.
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Decorating junkies let out a collective squeal of pure joy when TJX Cos.
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That might be helpful for spreadsheet junkies, but it makes security researchers cringe.
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So, most people -- even political junkies -- took almost no notice of his decision.
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Some artists are ego junkies and need to see their name out there.
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"It kind of made junkies of people, but that drug worked," Gerson said.
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Like CrossFit junkies and marathon runners, it revels in the pain and discomfort.
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His supporters have become rage-junkies for whom he can do no wrong.
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"We were Browns junkies," said Mike Randall, who went by Dawg Pound Mike.
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Even news junkies had trouble keeping track of all the references and characters.
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Schiff was only speaking to the news junkies who were watching on cable.
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Jurassic 23, Dilated Peoples, and The Beat Junkies held sway in the West.
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It's a seedy place full of pimps, junkies, dealers, hookers, and general debauchery.
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The startup's proprietary IoT device lets it monitor driving behavior and blacklist adrenaline junkies.
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For political news junkies, this past week amounted to one hell of a bender.
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Needles were for junkies in crack houses, not kids from privilege and private schools.
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As beauty junkies, we've dreamt of doing the same thing with our makeup brushes.
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Caffeine junkies will be relieved that InterContinental San Diego has a Starbucks on-site.
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Most entertainment junkies will simply add the service to their collection of streaming platforms.
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These are some of the tough questions the short documentary "China's Web Junkies" investigates.
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Image: GettyData junkies rejoice—Verizon is bringing back its unlimited data plan starting Monday.
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The gym junkies usually go for tuna, and the Muslims love it with sujuk.
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So another live streaming player emerges to convert more cable junkies into cord cutters.
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They exchanged Qalo rings (thin, flexible, barbell-safe wedding bands designed for gym junkies).
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Defy Media, which owns Screen Junkies, issued a statement today announcing Signore's suspension. pic.twitter.
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" Comedian Bill Maher tweeted, "Was that really an ad for junkies who can't s---?
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He's surrounded by science deniers and fossil fuel junkies POTUS jealous of Obama accomplishments.
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The latest beauty hack has makeup artists and junkies alike reaching for their phones.
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They think these people out there are junkies and drug addicts, which they're not.
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I had been lucky, or unlucky, enough to have junkies around in my life.
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Here are seven highly recommended gifts for those self-improvement junkies in your life.
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Junkies, alcoholics, scam artists: Do we really want to hand these people monthly checks?
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To see why, it's worth looking at a recent study of digital news junkies.
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American Express and Delta are looking to hook new travelers into becoming mileage junkies.
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Their informal fellowship soon included junkies, ex-cons, welfare moms and other neighborhood folk.
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This limited documentary series — a treat for news junkies — returns for a third run.
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As most beauty junkies know, makeup, skin and hair products almost never go on sale.
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In the process, Avenatti has made himself a household name, at least among political junkies.
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Yet, I have to step back and recognize that most people are not political junkies.
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Water that has been fortified with vitamins and minerals is a hit with exercise junkies.
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For TV junkies and film buffs, THIS is the conversation you always wanted to have.
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And, like drug addicts, outrage junkies require ever stronger fixes to achieve the same effect.
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Visually, The Boss Baby feels like a wink at the animation junkies in the audience.
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Today, journalists, radio talk show hosts and regular news junkies all talk about constitutional theory.
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Sam and Davis are adrenaline junkies, sure — but they use their disposition to help others.
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Selfie junkies will be disappointed to hear the screen doesn't flip all the way around.
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Beauty junkies know that the drugstore is brimming with solid skin-care and makeup buys.
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But a lot of junkies come in trying to get rid of stuff they stole.
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That's great news for the media, political junkies and anyone who didn't win in Iowa.
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Twitter was flooded with thousands of tweets, with political junkies unable to contain their glee.
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Cooper is something of a household name to most cable news junkies at this point.
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And now her products are gracing the eyes, lips and cheeks of makeup junkies everywhere.
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CNBC First Class For travel junkies, there is no greater adventurous destination possible than space.
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HEY, ADRENALINE JUNKIES: The world's tallest and longest tunnel slide is opening tomorrow in London.
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Film junkies can also keep tabs on the big night with YouTube's live TV subscription.
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As a consequence, the US has become a nation of political junkies and disciplined voters.
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HQ is the 22008-question smartphone fad that has turned Americans into daily-quiz junkies.
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You'd think that cutting-edge alpinists were a bunch of adrenaline junkies, but they're not.
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For junkies, they were robust and rosy-cheeked, and she didn't put up much defense.
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Well, the universe has provided small-screen action and drama junkies with the ultimate hit.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)The celebrated sound junkies at Sennheiser have done it again.
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Others were adrenaline junkies, or had nothing at home so came to fill a void.
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It can't all be fucking junkies in rehab or doing pills at a day rave.
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Whole streets have been boarded up against the junkies who hunker miserably on the weedy verges.
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In the slums of the future, virtual reality junkies satisfy their violent impulses in online entertainment.
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Travel junkies can scratch off each country they visit to keep track of their globetrotting adventures.
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So occasionally we have to battle the junkies with the broken bottles and the rotten eggs.
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The results suggest this holds true across the spectrum of political knowledge, even for news junkies.
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Favor will continue operating as an independent brand, so delivery junkies in Texas can rest easy.
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Also, fitness junkies started to boycott SoulCycle after its owner was outed as a Trump fundraiser.
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Early in my career, cave divers were labeled adrenaline junkies, out there to get ourselves killed.
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But for frazzled TV junkies sick of shuttling between remotes, it might just be worth it.
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They can only be described as adrenaline junkies who love the thrill of a good cheat.
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The first group is the fans, under which Screen Junkies and Ain't It Cool News fall.
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Twitter and Reddit will be teeming with political junkies sharing fact-check sources and personal anecdotes.
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Pawn shops are patronized by junkies, thieves, and people who have done bad things, he explains.
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It's been a busy 2000 months for space photo fans, and especially so for Jupiter junkies.
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But also the Jonestown Massacre are junkies and they survived and people don't really survive heroin.
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It's been a busy 12 months for space photo fans, and especially so for Jupiter junkies.
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That's because of the misconception — spawned by prejudice — that only junkies need treatment for drug addiction.
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It was an observation that might amuse a niche group of Twitter users and news junkies.
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I wait for him to say "for a couple of junkies" but for once he doesn't.
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We political junkies got far ahead of ourselves then, and we're getting ahead of ourselves now.
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And that's why what she did say was so intriguing for the political junkies out there.
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Checking in on the trade war: News junkies may remember that President Trump announced on Oct.
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Screen Junkies doesn't need a wand to take down Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
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Most people aren't political junkies, and they don't pay all that much attention during the primaries.
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The birth houses and childhood homes of former presidents are popular with history junkies and tourists alike.
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That's great news for Netflix junkies on the go, or for low-income customers on a budget.
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Camera junkies will enjoy selfie lights in the front camera, GIF and food mode, and auto shot.
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Best for: Mobile hotspot users and video junkies who don't mind being stuck with DVD-quality streams.
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What kind of content can Instagram and Facebook Stories junkies expect to share from third-party apps?
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She also swears by Darden's $2000 LED mask, which is a favorite among many Hollywood skincare junkies.
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You and I are political junkies, so we tend to talk about politics whenever there's an opportunity.
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Mona gets by cleaning houses; in her free time, she hands out clean needles to heroin junkies.
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But if they work as well as Huawei claims, they could be a hit with productivity junkies.
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For Banksy junkies, this comes as little surprise; Gunningham has been suspected of being Banksy since 2008.
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So, this holiday season, we've prepared a guide of gifts for the political junkies in your life.
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Interested selfie junkies can pick one up later this month in either Pearl White or Midnight Blue.
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Today, it's Andy Signore, creator of the popular Honest Trailers series on the Screen Junkies YouTube channel.
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PlayStation Vue, Sony's cable alternative for cord-cutting TV junkies, is adding support for two new platforms.
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Adding to the danger are thousands of used syringes dumped by junkies and left littering the streets.
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In 2014, we featured the seven-minute Op-Doc "China's Web Junkies" in our weekly Film Club.
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Attention travel junkies: This airline is going to pay two people to travel the world this summer.
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The company says this trip is tailor-made for adrenaline junkies, sun chasers, and shark aficionados alike.
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In short, horror movies relished ripping apart the bodies that exercise junkies spent so much time building.
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Likewise, the term "junkies" came from this initial dry period when the heroin spigot abruptly shut off.
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But theMIND himself has been, so far, mostly a name for liner note junkies to wonder over.
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As for the Juul junkies, get them Essential Pods—CBD-filled cartridges that plug right into Juuls.
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I was living at 116th Street and Seventh Avenue, and the junkies had taken over my block.
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Instead, word has to spread from beat writers and film junkies to talking heads and armchair quarterbacks.
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It will also feature someone even few political junkies had heard of until very recently: Andrew Yang.
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SAMARA, Russia — There was little here to please the aesthetes, nothing much to arouse the adrenaline junkies.
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Many travel junkies — I'm one of them — will shower anyone who'll listen with a stream of recommendations.
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I don't believe that all people that take heroin will go on to be full-blown junkies.
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Read: The Real-Life Addicts Who Taught the 'Trainspotting' Cast How to Be Junkies Choose a life.
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And every once in awhile the junkies try to attack the squat because we have a nice squat.
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His solution is also a great gift for sports junkies: Gear for fans with logos under the armpits.
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Even news junkies are guilty of this, and reporters ironically may even be the most egregious repeat offenders.
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Adrenaline junkies love nothing more than jumping off cliffs, hurtling down steep inclines, and diving into deep water.
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They wanted apartments, jobs, advice with tax forms, help to clear the junkies from the next-door stoop.
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The island was choked with hundreds of thousands of vacationers, hard-partying dance-music junkies, and cruise-shippers.
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It shows great companies, such as Pfizer, reduced to shifty deal-junkies that are obsessed with financial fixes.
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"The kid who had always laughed at junkies had become one," wrote Bailey in the same blog post.
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Critics see the park as a dangerous, even cruel, gimmick contrived for adrenaline junkies raised on reality television.
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Poets and junkies can no more afford the Left Bank these days than they can afford Greenwich Village.
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But credit where it's due: The true cause of political junkies' lingering headache Friday morning was the audience.
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No faithless electors have ever been punished, so political junkies will be watching to see if that changes.
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Cookware Junkies recommends this stone because the porous cordierite does absorb the moisture well to create crunchy crusts.
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Elections to the House of Representatives were the least competitive since political junkies began rating them in 1984.
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The sun bounced off the mesa that made the area famous for paranormal junkies and UFO enthusiasts alike.
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I am not a trained professional, and junkies coming out of an altered state are violent and unpredictable.
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For gym junkies that want the most equipment, he recommends the fitness center at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort.
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But on Saturday, political junkies got something of a catnap from the dramatic saga of the Republican presidential nomination.
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Last year, Elle Fanning threw beauty junkies everywhere into a frenzy with her adoption of the glitter tears trend.
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What kind of beauty junkies would we be if we didn't scroll through the MakeupAddiction subreddit on the regular?
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Here's a collection of Australia's hidden travel adventures, which can satisfy everyone from adrenaline junkies to vegetable racing enthusiasts.
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But it seems many people still think of Twitter as a niche product for news junkies and celebrity watchers.
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We open the film with a William S. Burroughs quote, one of the most celebrated junkies of all time.
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" The two still frequently talk on the phone about the state of the campaign and are both "political junkies.
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So where can Cup junkies turn during these long, lonely weeks of midsummer to fill that deplorable Cup deficit?
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Heroin was considered so cool in the 90s that I was actually afraid to have a song dissing junkies.
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I spent half the time in the multi-story parking lot bathroom with some street junkies I scored off.
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"Their rap has always been that a bunch of junkies ruined their product," Keith Humphreys, the Stanford professor, said.
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"We're both adrenaline junkies," said the new Ms. Reddy, 34, an officer in the Alameda Police Department in California.
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Even for political junkies and experts, this early election season has often been hard to follow, predict, and understand.
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The annual festivals bring it all to life with brands, influencers, and thousands of makeup junkies just like you.
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Yeah, nobody outside Amy Klobuchar's state knows who the senior senator from Minnesota is, except for hardcore political junkies.
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But here's the thing that hardcore political junkies know about her: She's probably the most popular politician in America.
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He became accustomed to the sight of hustlers and junkies and the stench of human feces, urine and weed.
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But she always steered clear of heroin, she said, thinking it was for junkies, for people living in alleys.
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The last thing this area needed was hundreds of white "hard-core junkies" from out of state, he said.
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Now the ratio is reversed, according to Arnette and Phil Crompton, from the U.S.-based Altitude Junkies trekking company.
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She has to go back to work, so I turn on the newest episode of Crime Junkies, how fitting.
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Small PDFs probably won't require much space, but entertainment junkies or graphic designers would probably benefit from more leeway.
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For adventurous, edgy, surprising films — for the unsettling kick of the new — the city's cinema junkies had other theaters.
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"At the price, this is for the hardcore gamer and performance junkies," he said to Business Insider via email.
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But social media users and news junkies alike continue to be enamored with platforms that emphasize images over text.
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" Steve Panagopoulos, a retired Brooklyn detective, said he associated food theft with addiction: "These guys are straight-out junkies.
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In Inner Mongolia, I befriended a group of Chinese adrenaline-junkies who were part of an off-roading club.
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I know plenty of occasional users—"giro junkies," I call them—and they just smoke brown after a session.
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For true crime fans or horror junkies, many former jails are open to the public and offer ghost tours.
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In a typical election year, the mid-December meeting of the electoral college interests only political junkies and civics teachers.
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"You don't see junkies on the street," said Bozinski, who was previously an Emmy Award-winning TV and radio reporter.
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The moment that dazzled NBA junkies—and offered a glimpse that perhaps the Warriors were indeed fallible—came on defense.
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"People always say, you guys must be adrenaline junkies, but it doesn't really feel like that to me," Paris says.
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Unfortunately, the president thinks wiping out junkies is a great idea, even when he finds them among his closest aides.
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AmoGood's videos are produced in a similar vein to other popular channels such as CinemaSins and Screen Junkies' Honest Trailers.
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Adding to the danger in San Francisco are thousands of used syringes dumped by junkies and left littering the streets.
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Even for the biggest political junkies, this week's twice-daily, jaw-dropping news scoops were hard to keep up with.
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On the other hand, these are not built for fitness junkies, with no heart-rate sensor or built-in GPS.
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There's one thing that fitness junkies and fitness newbies both can agree on: Keeping a set workout routine ain't easy.
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The difficulty is that political junkies might be seeing TV all day long and might be seeing tons of ads.
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They don't buy records, they don't interact, they're not cool, they're not part of the real world, they're fuckin' junkies.
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Media junkies on the go (think photographers, editors, DJs, etc.) need a more convenient solution to their iPhone storage issues.
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But is the ad connecting with the right people—actual voters in the district rather than political junkies across America?
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If they had looked into the details ("internals") of the poll, political junkies may have come to a different conclusion.
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And I know what all you beauty junkies are wondering: How does it work with the classic Kate Somerville exfoliator?
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Magazine junkies will look back in amazement at the groaning board of perks that once were staples of the job.
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Like data junkies, we continue to look to genome sequencing when the really clinically useful information may lie someplace else.
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Looks like deal junkies will have to wait for Broadcom to go hostile against Qualcomm for their merger fight fix.
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Now, a contested convention is something that political junkies constantly dream about, but it hasn't happened in the modern era.
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The evolution of his POV about WikiLeaks and Assange reflects the evolution of many American tech experts and media junkies.
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I'm sorry, I should be more specific for those people who are not as political junkies like you and me.
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It would play well to both Avenatti's skill-set and to his existing fan base of Trump-hating political junkies.
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Documenting even this bloodless wreckage feels grotesque but I'm beginning to understand why adrenaline junkies like Adam are drawn to it.
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For news or reading junkies who are constantly on the go, apps like Pocket or Instapaper are a huge data help.
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AT&T still offers bottomless data but has hiked the cost for grandfathered plans, making it increasingly costly for data junkies.
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K. and I are huge true crime junkies, and the new Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile film was just released.
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That same channel now has over 3.9 million followers, making Furze one of the internet's favorite inventors/adrenaline junkies/mad scientists.
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Don't tell me that with enough money, people prefer to retire; I'll counter that stock junkies don't easily lose their addiction.
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It's time to bury the caricatures of pushers selling drugs to kids outside the school gates, zombie junkies, and instantaneous addiction.
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As political junkies in real life, Glazer and Jacobson's characters weave political facts and social justice lingo into their witty exchanges.
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To news junkies of that era, there was James Carville: omnipresent and unquestionably brilliant, with a quiverful of colorful Cajun quips.
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Film Club | 'China's Web Junkies' This article was suggested by two members of our Student Council, Grace Masback and Robert Schwartz.
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Automation junkies won't get their fill here, though, as there are only limited abilities available for the Nest Hello in IFTTT.
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Eventually the rats become junkies and die… unless you put them in an environment where they can socialize, eat and mate.
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The left-right junkies might pretend otherwise, but the great middle doesn't put political concerns at the top of their minds.
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I watch some YouTube videos, download podcasts (My Favorite Murder and Crime Junkies), and watch another episode of The Handmaid's Tale.
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Her very first guest was NBC commentator Tim Daggett, who was well aware that his network is unpopular among gymnastics junkies.
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Hummingbirds are the ultimate sugar junkies, lapping up the sweet syrupy nectar inside of flowers to get a quick energy boost.
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Until word leaked of McMullin's planned candidacy Monday morning, even many of the most intense political junkies hadn't heard of him.
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GoPro — whose cameras are worn by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies — said revenue rose to $329.8 million from $240.6 million.
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Another day, a group of junkies would use our bathroom as a meeting spot to score drugs from a dealer inside.
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Look at that dumb person doing the same dumb thing over and over" and "You can't be junkies and be friends.
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Thursday is shaping up to be a pivotal day for the Trump administration and a remarkable day for all political junkies.
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Today, with an inventory of nearly 500 beauty brands, both mainstream and boutique, it is a destination for beauty-product junkies.
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Polls have become the thermometer of elections, but campaign junkies should understand the limitations of the imperfect measure that polls provide.
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Best Bet: Roberto Minervini's "The Other Side," one of the opening-night films, about the lives of two Louisiana junkies. ivyfilmfestival.
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"China's Web Junkies" is a film about a Chinese boot-camp-style treatment center for young men "addicted" to the Internet.
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If the past few years have shown us beauty junkies anything, it's that the American appetite for K-beauty is insatiable.
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They also gave Hollywood's finest the chance to show off their tailoring, giving celebrity and fashion junkies a chance to play.
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Endangered Spaces Loved by Wall Streeters and scruffy comic book junkies alike, Chameleon Comics was a clubhouse in the Financial District.
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Outside, protesters and camera crews have jostled as Trump associates enter and exit through revolving doors familiar to cable news junkies.
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Instead, I found that this organization is filled with music junkies that actually want to be enablers of a new model.
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I lived in the East Village throughout the 1980s and '90s, then a neighborhood strewn with junkies, despair and endless inspiration.
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Finally, yet another recent study hinted that one way to break the gaming trance is to put screen junkies on horseback.
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Sure, some analysts and political junkies will be talking about the new Trump campaign ad that ran during the Super Bowl.
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In sports, the U.S. Open golf tournament concludes today, and basketball junkies can look forward to the N.B.A. draft on Thursday.
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Some were there to work through their family issues, others just to serve as stand-ins— Familienaufstellung junkies, people call them.
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The work itself is wildly creative, and a visual feast for craft junkies, fiber artists, fashionistas, and aesthetes across the board.
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Something that high-information political junkies, unlike most voters, understand is that endorsements are a fairly unreliable metric of actual political sentiments.
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Screen Junkies film critic Dan Murrell was the first to point out that something fishy was going on with Gotti's audience rating.
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There's no need to chase after Instagram junkies with silly camera filters or entice PUBG Mobile Players with promises of monster performance.
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The restaurant, open for a limited time, will thrill food lovers and movie junkies alike with its unique and prehistoric looking food.
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The biggest goodwill carriers are the deal-junkies: AT&T ($143bn), Anheuser-Busch InBev ($137bn), General Electric ($82bn) and Berkshire Hathaway ($81bn).
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Descriptions of "junkies" and "zombies" in "shooting galleries" dehumanizes people and passes a value judgement on the worth of the deceased's life.
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Shark Week kicks off a full roster of programs for shark fanatics and adrenaline junkies alike, beginning July 23 at 7 p.m.
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Considering the brushes include synthetic fibers, which tend to be less expensive, beauty junkies like Star are alarmed by the price point.
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We were walking along Hollywood Boulevard when we happened upon a great costume shop that had plenty to offer for political junkies.
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Titled Russians on Trump, the book is drawn largely from Trump's pre-presidential activities, and intended more for scholars than news junkies.
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Besides filming for his own production company, Deen has been shooting films with Vouyer Media, Reality Junkies, Girlfriends Films, and New Sensations.
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The prospect of the family members of politicians running for office themselves can be irresistible for political junkies and casual observers alike.
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Hardcore news junkies will likely love the feature, as it gives them the ability to obsess over the stories they care about.
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Why go: Measuring roughly 277 miles long and 18 miles wide, the Grand Canyon offers plenty of outdoor activities for adventure junkies.
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Trash litters the streets, dayglow advertisements assault you at every turn, and tech-junkies addicted to strange drugs quiver in dark alleys.
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Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia isn't particularly well known for its wildlife, unless you count kale juice drinking gym junkies as fauna.
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Court junkies around the country erupted in outrage when transcripts for the oral arguments appeared later than usual on the court's website.
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Enten: Primaries can be the most fun for junkies like ourselves, especially when we don't have to stay up until 16003 p.m.
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It resembles a fusion of an Apple product with Nike's discontinued FuelBand fitness tracker, and it's designed for runners and workout junkies.
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Myriad podcasts, primetime specials, and even in-depth articles made the high-profile pizza bombing heist something true crime junkies know well.
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My dates for the flick were other clients: a whole row of junkies, alcoholics and even one video game addict from Australia.
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But what options do we have for men, the so-called "stronger sex" often depicted in commercials as adventurers and adrenaline junkies?
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The boys are budding video junkies, dumping too many quarters into the then-revolutionary but actually pretty lame animated game Dragon's Lair.
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Screen Junkies' "Honest Trailers " is an Emmy-nominated weekly series that gently mocks popular films and TV series in movie-trailer form.
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Paul Krugman Like many political junkies, I've been spending far too much time looking at polls and trying to understand their implications.
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Political junkies may want to tune into this new documentary series, adapted from the popular Slate Plus podcast of the same name.
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To buff-book-obsessed octane junkies like your author, there's enough of a distinction to show of the Sport model's aggressive intentions.
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There will be plenty of sporting drama for both die-hard snow and ice junkies and the once-every-four-years enthusiast.
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There are some especially great fitness deals out there, on items that are seriously coveted by wellness junkies — but are rarely discounted.
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Poehler and Scott played Leslie Knope and Ben Wyatt on the NBC sitcom, two political junkies who got married on season five.
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When using "punk" to describe what Styles is doing, it's not intended in the perverted, violent Murder Junkies sense of the word.
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For all you serial Samsung and spec junkies out there, that's 2GB more RAM and double the internal storage of the announced phones.
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Finally, makeup junkies everywhere had a little magic potion that could double, triple, even quadruple the coverage of just about any base product.
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Pundits, media outlets, and Twitter junkies were ready to watch Kaine pounce on Pence over this — only to discover a disappointingly familiar silence.
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Tandy'd seen this shit in a few junkies going turkey, they didn't fold up inside themselves, but unfolded into the world around them.
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But considering the brushes include synthetic fibers, which tend to be less expensive, beauty junkies like Star are alarmed by the price point.
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But somebody at Macy's must have swapped the usual suits out for a team of bonafide beauty junkies when curating its latest sale.
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In my Facebook feed, where TV lovers and political junkies seem to have the loudest voices, it was praised as a brilliant choice.
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A friendly dog walker chances upon Steven, and both Steven and Gersten panic — bystanders don't bode well for two junkies and a gun.
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More traditional devices, Bry thinks, will always be marketed toward UAV junkies and the types of consumers and professionals who enjoy piloting aircraft.
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These two strung out junkies are a shameless, disrespectful representation of parenthood and should NEVER be allowed to see this child EVER AGAIN!!!
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The Sanders campaign got the country talking about issues that were in previous election years discussed by policy wonks and political junkies alone.
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The Boston Globe published a quick guide for the best stops for political junkies to make during a swing through the Granite State.
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And for all you political junkies out there missing Congress and its antics already, don't worry, they'll be back in action September 5.
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Today, she's no better than most junkies who wake up covered in their own vomit or not knowing what -- or whom -- they've done.
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I've got a gift for all you schadenfreude junkies out there: a man fumbling with, then dropping, an extremely expensive bottle of alcohol.
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There are only a handful of us at a time because any problems Hope has ever had has been because of the junkies.
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As social distancing becomes the norm in many places, fitness junkies are trying to make the best of their gym game at home.
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Political junkies log on and cocoon themselves in a bubble of friendly punditry, appealing fake news, and outrageous acts from the other side.
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But for those adrenaline junkies who don't like to wait until October to get their gore, you'll have to find your thrills elsewhere.
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Critics compared aspects of Mazzy Star's sound to earlier groups, like the Velvet Underground and the Doors, and contemporaries like the Cowboy Junkies.
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Even political junkies like myself found themselves wondering if skipping the fifth debate was actually an option, but I decided to tune in.
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Once a Wall Street favorite, GoPro's body-mounted point-of-view cameras won a huge following among surfers, skydivers and other action junkies.
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Adrenaline junkies can access the hotel by climbing the 400-meter Via Ferrata rock face or flying to their room on a zipwire.
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Mountaineering expert Garrett Madison has made a career out of guiding ultra rich adrenaline junkies to the top of the world's highest mountains.
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There are a number of lessons policymakers and political junkies can take away from the social media habits of the two political parties.
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Listen to this Malcolm Gladwell interview with three of Nashville's hottest hitmakers, who call themselves the Love Junkies, on the Broken Record podcast.
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Political junkies have probably heard the factoid that Clinton is the least-popular major party nominee of all time — except for Donald Trump.
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While only news junkies like me still use RSS readers to catch up on news, RSS and Atom feeds are alive and doing well.
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As Kylie's products continue to be coveted by makeup junkies everywhere, the brand is growing by debuting new products across a number of categories.
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" A post the following day says: "3am and can't sleep with these junkies winos pimps and whores bothering me in my car all night!
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Meaning skincare junkies and fans alike will be able to get their hands on everything from her signature rose mist to her magnetic mask.
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WHO SHOULD GO Beach bums and adventure-junkies will find Belize an easy getaway: no visas, language classes or serious jet-lag remedies required.
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The standard Core device can let fitness junkies leave their phone at home and stream GPS or music from the small key chain instead.
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Some adrenaline junkies break this rule, and one particular expedition finds itself targeted by an outlying community that is determined to preserve its existence.
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For Twitter junkies, he's a constant presence blasting out the latest news story, cable news video, or elephant conservation effort to his 23,2000 followers.
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For 2000's Requiem for a Dream, in which he played a heroin addict, he hung out with homeless junkies in Manhattan's East Village.
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Music junkies and hip hop fans have long flocked to the internet for their listening needs, and it's about time the Academy caught up.
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Political junkies, especially on the liberal side of the spectrum, have breathlessly discussed the scenario in neighborhood bars and on approximately 1,000 different podcasts.
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Tablet sales plateau Tablet sales plateau Sure, there are adrenaline junkies and adventure photographers who will want the best action cam they can get.
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With the help of comic book fans, hipsters, TV junkies, and many others they were able to rebound and become more successful than ever.
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Attention all comfort-food lovers and beauty junkies: Too Faced is launching a product inspired by your favorite lunchbox item — peanut butter and jelly.
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Clifford Joseph Price, known to clubbers and subculture junkies as Goldie, left a deep imprint on U.K. club music with his foundational electronic productions.
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Ubisoft is showing off several intriguing VR games, including "Space Junkies," a shooter designed with core gamers in mind, and "Transference," a psychological thriller.
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It's perhaps not surprising, given the police's moral code, that most of the officers he hung around with viewed "junkies" as lazy, undeserving scumbags.
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This was drug-taking like we'd never seen on screen before—injecting, snorting, cooking-up, all done with gusto by junkies in Edinburgh's underbelly.
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And for us beauty junkies, it was CVS: a go-to for product pick-me-ups when we were ballin' on our parents' budgets.
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I can see on the public timelines that new users are happy that there are no brands, no celebrities, no news junkies on mastodon.social.
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This is something political junkies ought to remember — but probably won't — when primary season gets under way in 2019: early polls are totally meaningless.
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"I have always believed in finding new ways to disrupt the marketplace and engage with my fellow beauty junkies where they live," she said.
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Together, they had the look of paternal rock stars, though on occasion the light shifted and these men took on the aura of junkies.
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Two traders have developed a futures market to appeal to fantasy sports junkies and Wall Street lifers who want to bet on professional athletes.
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I can zone out everything else and just focus on the music or the podcast I am listening to (I choose "Crime Junkies" today).
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Amazon's recent mainstream recognition for its programming has pushed the e-commerce giant into the spotlight, making it a desirable destination for content junkies.
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Does targeting political junkies who buy spirits, take "casino vacations," and earn a salary of less than $50,000 (99,000 users) yield any meaningful effect?
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What do you get when you mix snow, the ocean and a group of adrenaline junkies with a knack for documenting everything they do?
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I don't even mean the hordes of people who follow "smart" ideas from top investors — CNBC junkies and distracted money managers across the world.
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Anyone who has ever been out to the deserts of the UAE will know the opportunities they boast for adrenaline junkies and thrill-seekers.
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Twitter, the preferred social network of journalists, pundits, political junkies, and pretty much no one else, has become increasingly relevant in the Trump era.
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To be fair, that's a newsworthy perspective and a legitimate focus of pundits and political junkies weighing the factors for and against each party's candidates.
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It's a story about life, death, and everything in-between and for RENT-heads and musical theater junkies, this is not something to be missed.
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The average age of heroin addicts is rising in many countries—indeed, the Dutch have just opened the first home for elderly junkies in Rotterdam.
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The verbal intervention that has enjoyed such eternal popularity among oil market junkies just doesn't seem to have the same appreciation in central bank world.
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The Mexican chain is a place where fast food junkies come alive: Kit Kats can turn into quesadillas and fans can wear their pride, literally.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Are the people queuing junkies for art and Yayoi, or just desperate for something to stick on their Instagram?
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Talk about what you were ... So I've always been fascinated by American politics, most British journalists are, especially those of us who are politics junkies.
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Both players are music junkies, and in between workouts in 2011, they decided to kill time by writing their own lyrics, sources told the publication.
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But political junkies will be watching avidly to see what these states might tell us about next week's extremely consequential winner-take-all Republican contests.
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The band has become obsessed with xtreme sports, and their upcoming record Xtreme Now pays homage to adrenaline junkies—and the kitschiness of the 80s.
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Update: Yesterday, Urban Decay released its new Naked Heat Palette exclusively to UD Beauty Junkies — and the launch was so hot, it's already sold out.
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If political junkies want to have some fun and pay $50 to geek out to their fantasy matchups come to life, then so be it.
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While that may sound like a lot to people who aren't politics junkies, it actually pales in comparison to what some other hardcore collectors spend.
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But political junkies following along from the Eastern time zone will have to stay up late: Polls do not close in Arizona until 250 p.m.
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Trainspotting is about junkies and death, but it's also perversely fun (and I do mean perversely) because it's infused with the manic expressiveness of youth.
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Yet, for all of the excitement in the space, BTC remains largely the province of technically-sophisticated finance and software junkies and their Uber drivers.
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Maybe some people want to be identified among their networks as news junkies, news curators or as some sort of objective and well-informed reader.
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But the last thing Mr. Wheal wants to produce, he said, are more "bliss junkies and epiphany whores," for whom he reserves a particular antipathy.
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But the last thing Mr. Wheal wants to produce, he said, are more "bliss junkies and epiphany whores," for whom he reserves a particular antipathy.
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After a decade of overprescribing it for minor ailments and even for issues related to mental illness, a colony of American junkies began to emerge.
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They are probably little known beyond the world of political junkies; neither man is listed in early voting polls or has expansive lists of supporters.
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About two weeks and nine 20-30 minute sessions of Ring Fit Adventure later, I can't claim to be one of those exercise junkies (yet).
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" Mr. Mariampolski added: "I started as a collector, but like all kinds of junkies, you eventually have to become a dealer to support your habit.
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Abramowitz, like most other election junkies, thinks it probably makes more sense to wait until mid-August to wait for this temporary effect to fade.
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"Opioid addiction is more relatable than the past perception of heroin junkies lying in the street," says Katharine Neill, a drug policy expert at Rice University.
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Flip through Eilon Paz's coffee-table book and you'll find dozens of gorgeous photo spreads documenting the home collections of serious vinyl junkies around the world.
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Unfortunately, a few of the future junkies start some shit with a young girl that Sapper has befriended, and it doesn't end so well for them.
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"Cry Pretty" was co-produced and written by Underwood in collaboration with the Nashville songwriting team, the Love Junkies: Hillary Lindsey, Liz Rose, and Lori McKenna.
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The actors got to test out the ride before anyone else, and it seems their days flying high on broomsticks have turned them into adrenaline junkies.
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When Elon Musk stunned the automotive world with the reveal of the Tesla Roadster, speed junkies everywhere reeled at the potential promised by the new sedan.
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Promising "unprecedented access" to the racing teams and the race itself, the series looks like it will have plenty for race fans and adrenaline junkies alike.
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At this point, most seasoned beauty junkies know that when Kylie Jenner releases a product — any product — it's sure to be gone in approximately 60 seconds.
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"Casper's not growing fast enough to appeal to the growth junkies and as a money-losing operation it can't appeal to the value guys," Cramer said.
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In 2017, the last year for which data are available, it put out 12 tonnes per person, more than notorious coal junkies like Poland and Germany.
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The only downside is that it's currently only available in select UK stores, so American pizza junkies will need to phone in orders across the pond.
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The United Arab Emirates has become a destination for theme park junkies across the globe, and now coasterheads have a new reason to plan a trip.
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Elite triathletes are also data junkies, so they'll add on a power meter that can cost up to $1,500 to measure their output on a ride.
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"Mentally, the toughest part for me is seeing all the strung out junkies in San Francisco," a driver named Austin told Business Insider in an interview.
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The company has suffered a decline in demand for its eponymous cameras and Karma drones - mostly used by sports junkies and travel enthusiasts - for several quarters.
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Thrifty travel junkies tend to head here for a cheap, clean, safe spot to sleep (there's a sleeping room complete with mats) and charge their phones.
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We beauty junkies shed a tear for the edgy look, but we welcome back the classic blond bob we've grown to love on the pop star.
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And the same Twitter that was the playground for reporters and news junkies is now the most powerful presidential messaging system in history, thanks to Trump.
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Glued to our TV sets, we become breaking news junkies, hoping against hope that the next cycle will finally provide the enlightenment that keeps eluding us.
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We think politics junkies will find it really useful (we find it useful in putting together this newsletter, and we do this stuff for a living).
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Tuesday, August 21, 2018, is a day that will live in the minds and hearts of journalists and news junkies across America for years to come.
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From what I recall our country's hive mind of political junkies and practitioners did not have a collective meltdown the last time there was a delay.
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Denis Johnson, a National Book Award winner, wrote about the fallen — junkies, down-and-out travelers, drifters and violent men — with hallucinatory and sometimes minimalist prose.
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I do want to thank Mr. Dimon on behalf of credit-card reward junkies everywhere for giving us the Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card in 2016.
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DirecTV Now — Sign up for a seven-day free trial See Details For movie junkies who double as sports obsessives, fuboTV's sports-heavy packages are unbeatable.
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Records of long-retired politicians may not seem worth much, but they can be an important historical tool — and a sandbox of fun for political junkies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Murderous thugs, buxom prostitutes, and desperate junkies populate the crowded streets, dirty hotel rooms, and dark alleyways of Ceesepe's transgressive universe.
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In addition to its crown jewel of Smosh, Defy is home to brands like Clevver, Screen Junkies and various others that produce more than 70 weekly shows.
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One US official in Syria complained that many of the volunteers were war junkies, ex-soldiers looking for a fix, or akin to tourists seeking a thrill.
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And that brings us to the bottom line: There's not gonna be a pill any time soon for the sleep-deprived junk-food junkies that we are.
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And Bay's larger argument makes sense even if — or perhaps especially if — The Last Jedi backlash was fueled by unorganized political junkies instead of calculating foreign operatives.
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Interpretations like this allow scientists to visualize their findings, while also providing us dino junkies with a glimpse of what these fantastic creatures must have looked like.
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It was an unsettling time to be living in Manhattan: the economy was in the gutter, crime rates were high, and prostitutes and junkies lined the streets.
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GoPro has been trying to drive demand for its trademark action-cameras - once a must-have for surfers, skydivers and other action junkies — as competition ramps up.
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They're job-hopping, promotion-expecting, still-living-at-home-with-their-parents, social-media junkies whose only shared passion seems to be the vague desire for fame.
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As temperatures steadily climb, so does the demand from coffee junkies, who might not be able to find a cup of joe that's up to their standards.
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In a boost to caffeine junkies, officials now say drinking coffee (up to 5 cups a day) can in fact be a part of a healthy diet.
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"Those damn junkies and crackheads" I get that my telling you otherwise and laying out the science of physical and psychological dependence may not register against that.
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Over the weekend, Paltrow hosted the Goop Health Summit in Culver City, California, where journalists, health junkies, and celebrities alike gathered to talk about beauty and wellness.
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Dan Murrell of Screen Junkies pointed out Monday that Gotti's Rotten Tomatoes audience score was suspect, comparing it to reviews of other recent movies on the site.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's crusade to take on the Washington establishment is now a comic book specially crafted for the cross section of comic fans and political junkies.
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There are also some unknowns about how fructose specifically impacts health over the long term, particularly when it's a big part of the diet (think soda junkies).
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Why The Haunting of Hill House fans will love it: Apart from boasting a magnificent ensemble cast, the new series will leave mystery junkies in a tizzy.
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Andy Signore, creator of Screen Junkies and the "Honest Trailers" parodies, was accused of sexual harassment by YouTuber April Dawn, in addition to former intern Emma Bowers.
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Apparently, having more Starbucks drive-thrus on street corners and delivery options is not enough to keep some java junkies from turning to ready-to-drink coffee.
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Among its other laudable activities, the gallery was heavily involved in the campaign that finally led authorities to oust the junkies from seven abandoned city-owned buildings.
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" Smith said her family and friends have began texting her constantly during his press conferences, which she described as must-see TV, "even for non-political junkies.
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Still semi-drunk from an evening with Maya and Andrew, she stumbled to the door and opened it to find three junkies standing there, asking for Marco.
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It's a mammoth breakout that silences the macro junkies" worried about "a big economic slowdown that's pretty hard to find if you're examining most domestically oriented companies.
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The picturesque spot is just as beautiful in the winter, where visitors and locals alike enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and even snowmobiling for the adrenaline junkies.
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It single-handedly created podcast junkies, set off an explosion of growth in the industry, earwormed listeners with piano jingles (you're welcome, Succession), and spawned endless parodies.
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But is the Emmy Award-winning producer concerned that even loyal "Homeland" junkies might find themselves simply OD'd on politics or anything related to dysfunction in Washington?
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That works for the purposes of political junkies, political professionals whose industry is elections, and journalists whose full-time job is trying to report on politics. Right.
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For cardio junkies, he suggests lowering rest periods or stringing together several exercises in a "circuit" in order to keep the heart rate up and improve cardiorespiratory capacity.
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There are apparently millions of Americans who aren&apost news junkies, and are content to wait until the dinner hour to catch up on the day&aposs news.
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That's why, for latest edition of Hype Machine, we've scoured the web for the top-reviewed speakers from the internet's most knowledgable audiophiles, adventure-seekers, and tech junkies.
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The company, whose cameras are worn by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies, said second-quarter units shipments rose 523 percent to 759,000 compared with the first quarter.
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Saturday night was a bit sobering for boxing junkies who've been binging on the welterweight division since Keith Thurman's epic unanimous-decision win over Shawn Porter last June.
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From their twined bloodlines spring slaves and warriors, sharecroppers and coal miners, jazz singers and junkies and Ph.D. students—each one brought vividly to life in sequential chapters.
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The good news for statistics junkies is that the BLS is aware that people may be interested in signs of labor market weakness beyond the official unemployment rate.
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The streams should be a nice addition for news junkies, but it's not clear how big of an impact they'll have on Twitter's user base as a whole.
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The lads who used to get down to Kid Cudi and describe kids who smoked weed as "junkies" are now crunching a gram of MD each every weekend.
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Plus, we perused the bonkers amount of money people are pouring into self-driving right now, and took a white-knuckle racetrack ride with some robocar speed junkies.
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That question in the headline was the challenge posed by a group of open knowledge junkies in Germany who wanted to understand how a person's Schufa was calculated.
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As long as we have lawmakers in Congress who politicize debt limits, nothing short of default will stop the debt junkies from raiding the legacy of our children.
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So while pundits and political junkies have labored on every fluctuation in the dozens of polls in other early-voting states, Republicans head into Nevada largely flying blind.
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For most people who are political junkies, their news consumption is not really geared toward information that is going to help them be active citizens in the community.
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And while it's hard for news junkies (myself included) to remember, most people's media feeds tilt more toward baby pictures, wedding announcements, and funny videos than political punditry.
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Even if political junkies are already sick of hearing about the presumed top contenders in the 22 Democratic presidential field, most of America isn't yet familiar with them.
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Political junkies like to joke that the 2020 campaign began the moment the polls closed on Tuesday, but Mr. Delaney is already more than a year into his.
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Political junkies have been paying attention to the election for months and are near exhaustion; most of America won't start paying attention until the weather starts to turn.
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GoPro, whose cameras are worn by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies, has been struggling in recent years as cheaper rivals emerge and smartphones feature increasingly advanced cameras.
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Frustrating as it may be for reporters, political insiders and news junkies desperate for insight into Mueller's investigation, legal experts say Mueller is playing his cards exactly right.
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First, public opinion polls this far out from the primaries might be fun for political junkies but they do little to predict who will win a party's nomination.
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News junkies might tune into CNN's "The Daily DC: Impeachment Watch" podcast, which, like the network's impeachment-themed newsletter, covers all the major twists and turns each day.
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Aliens, it seems, are much more likely company:GIS analyst Harel Dan has a nice running collection of whimsical eclipse-related maps that other data junkies have been putting together.
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The reaction to this among political junkies has generally been to wonder whether the polls in May mean anything for November, which is certainly a good question to ask.
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One big story from the 2016 GOP primary is that political junkies who paid a lot of attention to elite conservative opinion just kept assuming that Trump would fade.
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Another marker of the blockbuster's impact can be found on eBay, where Wonder Woman fans new and old and comic junkies have been showing off their super power: shopping.
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Allen, and Politico at large, upended the media ecosystem, covering political maneuvering as a sport for readers in the game itself — Hill staffers, lobbyists, flacks, hacks, and news junkies.
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Skydio thinks that a mix of eager drone-loving early adopters and action sports junkies will buy into that vision right now, even at the steep price of $2,500.
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For the classic gaming junkies, there's a ton of fun little references and fourth-wall breaking, too, giving you even more reason to scour every inch of its world.
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They're often seen en-masse as "lazy junkies" and petty criminals who leech off the state in between getting their doors busted down during cops-on-camera TV shows.
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For evidence, look no further than the success of "Politicon," the annual conference for political junkies, activists and fans of political media figures held near Los Angeles since 2015.
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The junkies who used to linger in the infamous "Needle Park" at the corner of 72nd Street and Broadway have vanished, the square itself turned into a pleasant plaza.
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"This program empowers beauty junkies by offering them the opportunity to become their own makeup artist," said Nathalie Kristo, the general manager of global business development at the brand.
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But many "political junkies" apparently had different viewing and reading habits in the 1990s and early 2000s, and for them, Williamson is mainly a figure of fascination and fun.
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But though "The Front Page" is all about the adrenaline rush that turns journalists into deadline junkies, it's hard to work up the proper urgency about Jack O'Brien's production.
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In the golden era of podcast love, Meep could be another tool available to news junkies, and may complement the many articles and videos flying over our eyes daily.
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But given their lines, it's impossible for them not to register as grotesquely obtuse variations on the limousine-liberal guilt junkies from the slyer, fuller plays of Wallace Shawn.
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Cruelly dismissive of her smitten British manager (an excellent John Gordon Sinclair) and abusive to the bandmates she calls "amateur junkies," she cares nothing about being liked or understood.
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I fear that we are all becoming targeted-killing junkies, unable to kick the habit and unwilling to treat the disease that got us hooked in the first place.
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But "The View" is removed from the increasingly partisan fray of cable news, which attracts viewers who are political junkies; it offers the tantalizing promise of reaching the unconverted.
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No matter what changes Microsoft makes to its software or how much fresh competition it faces across its suite of products, one thing remains true: spreadsheet junkies use Excel.
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The MAC has developed a cult following, in part by playing some games on odd nights like Tuesdays and Wednesdays, giving college football junkies a chance to avoid withdrawal.
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As the 28500 election seasons draws to a climax, political junkies — and I confess, I remain one — already are looking to 6900 and expounding theories about what could happen.
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So for track nerds or nuts or junkies or whatever you want to call us, watching the women's hammer throw is going to be as engaging as anything else.
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But the songs don't romanticize junkies and drunks, the way so many artists have done, but instead examine the demoralization, bravery, and downright humiliation that come with battling addiction.
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Girl Scouts unveil baking mixes inspired by their famous cookiesGirl Scout Cookie junkies be warned: Your favorite vice now comes in a whole new form, and it's available all yearlong.
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When the music-focused social network Cymbal launched in 2015, the service promised to be a hub for music junkies to share their favorite artists and flaunt their great taste.
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We've scoured the internet far and wide (and even consulted a few calendar junkies) to find the BEST daily, weekly, and monthly organizers to get you through the New Year.
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President Barack Obama's decision to nominate Merrick Garland, a 63-year-old white moderate and perennial short-lister, to the Supreme Court, has political junkies and lawyers scratching their heads.
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They are the fruit of thousands of freeway entrance-ramp deep-fryers, eaten on the run by late-shift junkies and early risers with one hand on the steering wheel.
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CN: Look, Twitter owns the news junkies and there's like 300 million of them and they were able to actually turn a profit last quarter for the first time ever.
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For those of us who are election junkies, "Newton" is a welcome peek into the fascinating world of an Indian general election and the processes and ideologies that govern it.
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The ad opens up with scenes of bored children in a pre-school, sad grandparents in a nursery home, and jaded, Crossfit junkies working on their fitness at a gym.
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According to a report by the World Wildlife Fund, the UK uses 13.2 billion of them annually, more than any other European country — in part because we're such makeup junkies.
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We found that male political junkies are most likely to support "no deal"; women who are indifferent to day-to-day political machinations are more supportive of Mrs May's agreement.
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I don't think users actually, truly care about privacy (Facebook has been stealing it for years — has that stopped its growth at all?) and they certainly aren't news junkies either.
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The adrenaline junkies who steer heavy bulldozers across steep ridges face serious hazards, from smoke and flames but also from unsteady dirt and steep terrain that can flip them over.
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We all have those days where we need an extra sprinkle of motivation to get up and get going — even the biggest fitness junkies wanna stay on the couch sometimes.
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It's hardly a secret that we, as entertainment junkies, pen and share our list of favorites not merely as objective analysis, but as some demonstration of our own critical acumen.
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Congressional interns, journalists and political junkies jostled for position as if they were on a crowded train carriage, and police officers trying to keep a path open grew increasingly frustrated.
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The next morning brought back a nearly forgotten memory: the ubiquitous hobos and junkies who populate San Francisco's streets, and who panhandle much more aggressively than those in New York.
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His murder was remembered by a few Kentucky basketball junkies, but the details weren't really known publicly until Christgau researched and wrote The Origins of the Jump Shot in 70.
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Paris Hilton's Old House Where: 1467 N Kings Road, Los Angeles, CA 90069History: Celeb gossip junkies will know the former pad of Paris Hilton like the back of their hand.
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And to all my fellow Nintendo junkies, don't worry, I still haven't given up on getting Will to clue MII as "Personalized Nintendo avatar" instead of as the Roman numeral.
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We're a polyglot mob of sports immigrants — first-generation baseball junkies, Brooklyn Dodgers refugees, ideological Yankees refuseniks, Asian kids from Flushing, first-time-callers-long-time-listeners from Long Island.
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In early October, a number of women came forward on Twitter to accuse Andy Signore, the creator of the popular YouTube series "Honest Trailers" and "Screen Junkies," of sexual harassment.
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"The boxes themselves will be a cookie jar for junkies," Gary Mello, a former candidate for City Council, who keeps a keen eye on the Cambridge city government, told me.
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You can see the appeal for action junkies, or what Moss calls the "GoPro crowd" — users can both capture their surroundings and themselves in the midst of an experience fluidly.
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Shortly afterwards his Russian colleague, Roman Mamonov, checks in with a correspondent at one of the Washington bars that opened early to allow political junkies to drink along with the testimony.
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Breaking News has built up a large following among journalists, government workers, industries whose success depends on accurate and fast news, and news junkies of all types from around the globe.
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The prospect of a contested Republican convention captivated party officials, political junkies and the media for months -- sending everyone to the rulebooks for a refresher on how the nomination process works.
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All pop culture junkies should tune in to watch Will & Grace's Debra Messing and Eric McCormack relive the award show's most memorable moments, as well as conduct interviews with other celebrities.
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The Trump-as-mob-boss trope isn't just the work of Mafia junkies who can't get enough of The Sopranos—it's rooted, at least in part, in the president's official conduct.
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In front of the stage, sunken in red-velvet cinema seats, the mid-afternoon flesh-junkies sit, their bellies pushing through faun M&S Blue Harbour slacks or dark pinstripe suits.
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Do you plan to keep the series running in this vein, peppering one or two-issue stories with longer arcs and standalone graphic novels like My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies?
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Hu: For the news junkies, probably a mix of the outcomes of the summit ... and what opening up the North Korean economy would look like, because that can produce amusing visuals.
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"I was reading all these autobiographies of thieves and junkies, and one of the things that becomes very clear is that they always have reasons for what they're doing," he says.
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"I'm a flea-bit peanut monkey, all my friends are junkies," sings Jagger while Henry smuggles those drugs, and at the end of Goodfellas Sid Vicious sings "My Way," his way.
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True baseball junkies in the United States woke up early Tuesday morning to catch what promised to be one of the real heavyweight contests of the World Baseball Classic: Cuba vs.
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The Facebook group Barter Junkies, which currently has more than 166,000 members, lost about 17,000 members after the gun sales ban went into effect, said Christopher Sullivan, the group's primary moderator.
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Of A Kind As a teenager on the streets in the early 1970s, artist David Wojnarowicz frequented the then-seedy blocks around Times Square, hustling among junkies, drug dealers and pimps.
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GoPro is trying to differentiate its premium-priced products from smartphones with advanced cameras, through its flagship HERO line and spherical camera Fusion, as it looks to lure back action junkies.
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Through its flagship "HERO" line and spherical camera Fusion, GoPro is trying to differentiate its premium priced offerings from smartphones with improved cameras, as it looks to lure back action junkies.
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But before we're all living in a Jetsons' utopia, the public and even innovation junkies, including Rachel and myself, will have to be convinced that this is a technology we want.
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LOS ANGELES — The simmering feud between Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg the past few weeks had been confined to a tit-for-tat followed mostly by political reporters and political junkies.
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While I hate travel bucket lists, I hope that sharing my favorite recent adventures may provide some inspiration for both travel junkies and those looking to take their first trip abroad.
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Johnson gave the opening speech before a room of several hundred left-leaning political junkies and a small band of fervent Johnson fans, mostly young white men, wearing Libertarian Party paraphernalia.
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It nails the feeling of journalists who are involuntarily cooped up together far away from home, and it nicely conveys why war coverage could be just the thing for adrenaline junkies.
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The debate was ignited by an opinion piece titled "Pleasure Junkies All Around!" published last year in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. In it, Julia F. Christensen, a neuroscientist at the The Warburg Institute at the University of London who studies people's responses to dance choreography, argued that many of us have been turned into "mindless pleasure junkies, handing over our free will for the next dopamine shoot" provided by social media, pornography and sugar.
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The company, whose cameras are worn by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies, has been cutting costs and jobs to offset slowing sales growth of its flagship products and return to profitability.
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Even in Germany, where speed junkies flock to the famously unrestricted Autobahn highway network, policymakers are weighing a speed limit of 130 km/h to more effectively reduce transportation-related environmental damage.
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Cautious shoppers may choose to steer clear of the Sunday sale in favor of a tamer browsing experience (and bigger name designers), but adrenaline and deal junkies alike flock here in droves.
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The sidewalks along St. Marks over to Astor Place were just as lively — they were a sort of souk where you could buy back what the junkies had stolen from your apartment.
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Makeup junkies freaked out when the star showed off two of her new creations — ultra-shimmery liquid body luminizers — which she appropriately named Body Lava on Fenty Beauty's Instagram account Monday night.
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In "The Subletter", an American columnist and her unwanted flatmate, "conflict junkies" both, squabble over Northern Ireland—the third part of the threesome, a contested territory to which neither may lay claim.
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This is a very appealing package for some adrenaline junkies—especially at the relatively low price of $800 without a GoPro, or $1,24 with the new 235K-ready GoPro Hero 24 Black.
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Freeman began wondering if there might be a business opportunity for a dedicated coffee snob like himself to sell his version of the perfect cup of coffee to like-minded caffeine junkies.
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That primary race is famous in South Carolina politics -- political junkies love to discuss the turning points in the race that lead to her skyrocketing poll numbers just weeks before the election.
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Instead of formatting articles in a clean and readable window like Pocket, Google just links you back to the original URL, so it may not be as effective for non-fiction junkies.
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The dysfunctional GOP race may be unfolding like a dream for journalists, pundits and political junkies, but meanwhile the Democratic primaries are unfolding exactly like a primary season is supposed to unfold.
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An emblem of its Parkdale neighborhood's previous life, Skyline remained unchanged by the area's tense move away from staples like screaming junkies and pawn shops to tiki bars and fanciful French patisseries.
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Like many junkies, Emma is a brutalizing sentimentalist chasing the dragon—a line of coke, a handful of tranquillizers, booze—while also chasing some idea of love, which involves regret as well.
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Take this for example: Leah is an unpaid intern who can beg her parents to help bail her out of her financial woes; Blue pays his way by dealing drugs to junkies.
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The final word over which one is better has been hotly debated by BBQ junkies for years, but in this guide, we're focusing on finding the best charcoal for your charcoal grill.
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It's not only me who is a huge fan of the Goop Replenishing Night Cream, this Allure Best of Beauty Award Winner gets rave reviews from editors, beauty junkies, celebrities, and experts.
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For beauty junkies, there are several rabbit holes to fall into, including AMA (Ask Me Anything) posts from makeup gurus, nail art tutorials, and in-depth breakdowns of Asian skin-care regimens.
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Apple is feeling the love from tech junkies over the iPhone 93, but it'll earn some respect from TV and film obsessives in the coming months: Apple TV+ launches on Nov. 1.
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Fitness trackers and their high-tech ilk are now the tools of suburban walking groups, mahjong leagues, city-dwelling tech workers, amateur pilots, Crossfit junkies, Quantified Self cultists, and your uncle Howard.
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Obviously, yesterday's primaries are on all political junkies' minds right now, and I'm curious for starters how much of a relief Don Blankenship's defeat in the West Virginia Republican Senate primary was?
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"I even romanticized it, saying f*** all the rules, we're going to be heroin junkies together, all that 'Trainspotting' bull****," he said, referring to the 1996 film about young Britons on heroin.
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Judging from social media commentary, the shift from a two-night to one-night debate was a relief to many viewers, though political junkies said they wished for more time for questioning.
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Mashable teamed up with smartwatch company Nixon to create a unique and immersive experience showcasing how The Mission watch is the ultimate piece of gear for tech junkies and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
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Had Bloomberg stuck to simply writing checks — a skill in which he's particularly adept — "The Many Lives" might've just sat on the bookshelves of a few political junkies and friends of Mike.
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I would argue that self-help tourists are using self-improvement advice in a healthy manner and that self-help junkies are (often, but not always) using it in an unhealthy manner.
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The company, whose cameras are worn by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies, said revenue rose to $218.6 million in the first quarter ended March 31 from $183.5 million a year earlier.
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But what of the real "junkies" on the Muirhouse estate, in Leith, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester and the rest of the UK, who became known as the "Trainspotting generation" of heroin users?
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Makeup junkies freaked out when the star showed off two of her new creations, ultra-shimmery liquid body luminizers appropriately named Body Lava, which she revealed on Fenty Beauty's Instagram account Monday night.
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One of the best of several locally-owned businesses in the North Loop neighborhood is Breakaway Records, heaven for vinyl junkies looking for a curated mix of 45s—particularly funk and world music.
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Sure, Ryan Reynolds reprises his Deadpool character to appear in Screen Junkies' Honest Trailer for the film's DVD and Blu-Ray release Tuesday – but don't expect him to be too excited about it.
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Many beauty junkies will tell you that the amazing makeup products you may or may not have spent a fortune on are nothing unless you have the right beauty tools to apply it.
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The frustration vented among boxing junkies in advance of this match should actually be directed at their own business: to succeed in today's game, even the most talented boxer must be carefully handled.
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Best Overall Best for Kids Best for Professional Quality Best for On-The-Go Breakfasts Best for Smart Appliance Junkies Best for Multi-Taskers Best for Star Wars Fans Best for Neat Freaks
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In celebration of the nationwide release of "It: Chapter Two" on September 5, the-genre film junkies atAlamo Drafthousehave planned a series of "clowns-only" screenings of the film at 17 theater locations.
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Software and the internet, though, created the vast wealth that allowed space junkies like Mr. Bezos and Mr. Allen, who grew up fascinated by the Apollo moon landings, to pursue their space dreams.
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The company, whose cameras are worn by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies, also posted a quarterly loss, compared with a profit a year earlier, and maintained its full-year 2016 revenue forecast.
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"The fan base is just worn down, frustrated, completely fed up with the front office," said Eric Bickel, a longtime fan and host of the "Sports Junkies" morning radio show in the area.
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It also features a voice-over by Christopher Walken from his monologue in the movie "Poolhall Junkies," comparing the Patriots to a lion which suggests they are both the kings of the jungle.
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In Trump's first year in office, PredictIt's population of traders has grown to 2500,26 from 20163,22016 as the White House deals political junkies a litany of new policy, personnel and, yes, Twitter events.
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Campaign books, their jackets plastered with photographs of the candidates, beam their smiles at voters from every airport bookstore and wave at political junkies from every hepped-up, hot-takes Amazon home page.
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Being in this neighborhood that was more embracing of life, it really helped me to delve into what was happening here – the junkies, the shooting galleries, the confrontations between the police and the homeless.
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Internet political junkies' first introduction to the matchup often came from the Intercept's Zaid Jilani, a left-wing Georgian whose main angle on the race is the idea that Abrams is a fake progressive.
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Although we don't yet know when Glam Masters will air, Kardashian West urges fans and makeup junkies to go to Lifetime's website to apply to compete this summer, when the show will begin production.
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WATCH THIS: Inside Jon Bon Jovi and Wife Dorothea's Rock N' Roll Marriage All of the Jovi Junkies said this was the most intimate concert of his they'd been to, and I felt it.
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GoPro - whose cameras are used by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies — got a boost from higher sales of its HERO27.4 and HERO2202.35 cameras as advertising helped it clear inventory and draw more customers.
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Adrenaline junkies and American Ninja Warrior fans living in South Korea will likely be glad to know that they'll be getting their own extreme recreation park inspired by the sports entertainment series come December.
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From Rihanna's diverse Fenty Beauty line during New York Fashion Week to Kim Kardashian's KKW Beauty's contour kits, there's been no shortage of exciting new makeup for beauty junkies to get their hands on.
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Once upon a less-humane time, folks struggling with drug and alcohol addiction were characterized as criminals, called "junkies" and "low-lives," and considered broken, dangerous, and responsible for the impending downfall of society.
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With Strange now picking out office furniture in Washington, D.C., Bentley has the privilege of selecting a new attorney general, a development that has Alabama reporters and political junkies whipped up into a fury.
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GoPro — whose cameras are used by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies — got a boost from higher sales of its HERO27.4 and HERO2202.35 cameras as advertising helped it clear inventory and draw more customers.
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Fourth, when you are basically powered by election junkies, your group notices things along the way: inconsistencies in the process, flat-out wrong historical results (that we've forwarded to Derek Willis's Open Elections Project).
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The annual event, which he co-sponsors with restaurant owner John Konstin, drew a crowd of about 220,215 local politicians, political junkies and locals who chowed down on the free Italian food and wine.
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The actress, 31, best known for playing Shoshanna Shapiro on Girls, and her husband, 36, a fellow actor who had a villainous turn in X-Men: Days of Future Past, are admitted HGTV junkies.
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A bar might be cool for a few years, then one day its crowd completely disappears—on to the hippest, latest spot like junkies frantically trying to stay one step in front of FOMO.
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Our methods were different — some of us chose to re-up our daily essentials; others went straight to the gift-set section, hoping to maximize the haul — but we all satisfied our inner beauty junkies.
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In the past few years, the long-dormant style has crept back into the culture, with design junkies dropping major coin on Memphis-designed furniture and brands sprinkling the motif across notebooks, jackets, and calendars.
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SPICER: Well, under this President, I think you know a lot of press secretaries would say that they you know -- political junkies would know who they are, but could probably live a fairly normal life.
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More Americans becoming self-development junkies means more money for the more-than $11 billion-a-year self-help industry, but perhaps counterintuitively, this surge in self-development won't be healthy for the country overall.
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The class cost anywhere between $528.48 and $1,667.94 to attend, and according to the event details, seating was limited — which meant some fans/diehard makeup junkies actually stood to watch the lengthy tutorial take place.
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"We want to get married as soon as possible," Abasolo told PEOPLE on Sunday at the "Will You Accept This Rose Smoothie" Charity Event to benefit Paw Works at Raw Junkies in Studio City, California.
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In the above video, Screen Junkies pick apart the most amusing moments from DC's super-successful summer blockbuster — everything from Gal Gadot's accent to Chris Pine's rampant march up the leaderboard of "bankable Hollywood Chris'".
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The competition that will meaningfully impact the automotive world outside Geneva is among the companies trying to figure out shared transport solutions like the EZ-GO, not the ones crafting outrageous toys for speed junkies.
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Through its products, ranging from the flagship HERO cameras to spherical camera Fusion, GoPro is trying to differentiate its premium priced cameras and lure back action junkies who have moved to smartphones with improved cameras.
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It offered entertainment junkies a smorgasbord of trailers and teasers of upcoming projects, including Netflix's highly-anticipated "Iron Fist," series (a Marvel property), Dreamworks' Trollhunters (another Netflix original), and the "Planet of the Apes" reboot.
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Will Smith isn't the first one to bungee-jump from a helicopter, and no one — not Smith, not the non-famous adrenaline junkies who enjoy bungee jumping — would do it if it meant being shredded.
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The show has a writers' room full of news junkies, says showrunner Bruce Miller, and it was inevitable that what they read and saw on in the news would find its way into their scripts.
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And the company claims it's the only one that can keep pace with serious adrenaline junkies, delivering a top speed of 45 miles per hour, while also adjusting to changing altitude on a downhill run.
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News junkies who want something more in-depth than Alexa's Flash Briefing now have a new option for listening to the day's news — as well as features and other reporting — right from their smart speaker.
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The slopes at Chapelco run the gamut — plenty of practice areas, some challenging midrange runs, and black diamonds that please adrenaline junkies, topping out at 53,500 feet above sea level and spread over 4,000 acres.
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The distance presented a challenge for Mr. Stollmeyer, who sought to lure talent to a small college town known by the acronym SLO, where nature buffs and health food junkies go to find their nirvana.
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He has attracted an intense following among billionaire investors, pension funds and exchange-traded-fund junkies who reject the old Wall Street way of mutual and hedge fund managers charging steep fees for mediocre returns.
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And much of the audience — outside of traveling festival junkies, filmmakers and documentary industry representatives — are Camden area locals up for an interesting night, or Bangorians supporting their homegrown entry Best and Most Beautiful Things.
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Election Day might seem like a holiday for political junkies, many of whom may find themselves parked in front of cable news or hitting refresh on a live results tally all night on November 6.
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But a group of adrenaline junkies have sought to boost tourism in the area, often bypassed by visitors traveling to the Adriatic coast, by building what they say is the longest continuous zip line in Europe.
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It was restorative, but the previous night's festivities still rendered me immobile until nighttime, when I meet my Jovi Junkies at the '80s silent disco on board for just long enough to get an Instagram photo.
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But to remind the most weary legislative news-junkies out that there that sometimes both the Senate and the House have their bipartisan moments, here are five examples of political decorum that resulted in bipartisan victories.
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And at 17, Closs is way too young to be hanging out in a bar, especially one plagued by junkies and illegal gambling rings, though, to be fair, it's not like teens haven't been there before.
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Journalists and political junkies hoped that this year's Republican shindig would be the first convention with the nominee in doubt since 1980, when Ted Kennedy tried in vain to unseat the incumbent Democratic president Jimmy Carter.
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Nearly all of the legal experts I talked with in the past year — Democrat and Republican, prosecutor and defense lawyer, academics and courtroom junkies — offered a very different take on the Holt interview than the media.
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But if Republicans go to Cleveland without a nominee, and have to face multiple ballots to select one, there is one thing we know for sure: Political junkies all over America will rejoice in the drama.
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Guests wined and dined — and dug deep into their wallets — as races were called, with house-popped parmesan truffle popcorn being offered for $15, and a dozen prime cheeseburger sliders setting hungry political junkies back $55.
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Often, the narrative around these debates is that now is the time when people who aren't political junkies start to tune in to assess the candidates, that this is when ordinary people are finally paying attention.
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"This is a kitchen-table election," she said, arguing that the crucial voters were not the political junkies watching Sean Hannity or Rachel Maddow but those who prefer "Dancing With the Stars" and generally scorn politicians.
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Sure, you can always get the health and fitness junkies in your life a massager roller, How to Cook Everything Vegetarian, or a Fitbit, but why not surprise them with one of these less conventional gifts?
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George K. Yin Professor of Law and Taxation University of Virginia School of Law Charlottesville, Va. Even to news junkies with graduate degrees (like myself), the world of international finance is mind-numbingly complex and opaque.
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Political junkies tend to talk about politicians in terms of policies and ideologies, but the cynical truth is that the story politicians tell is often more important than their platform, especially when they're courting low-information voters.
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Streaming junkies, you're in luck: 2016 is a Leap Year, which means there's one extra day in February for you to try to cram in everything that will disappear from Netflix at the end of the month.
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Here to take on the challenge in spectacular fashion is YouTube channel Screen Junkies with their latest Honest Trailer, which covers everything from Waston's adorable run to Sherlock's propensity for sniffing things and general lack of friends.
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Caputo, himself a communications specialist who has worked for Trump, and Pat Caddell, once a prominent Democratic pollster who now works with the Bannon group, are other talking heads familiar to political junkies and cable news watchers.
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Many of the competitors are gear junkies and self-professed "weight weenies" who count every ounce as they try to stay light while maximizing the benefits of the gear they must haul to survive the grueling ordeal.
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For every blindingly brilliant gig, there were more that started late or were cut short, and they were almost all full of Johnny letting himself be baited by the morons who came to see the junkies onstage.
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Perfect for adrenaline junkies, this 4K-compatible camera empowers you to capture fully immersive 360º video, VR-compatible footage, and 360º stills while you're hitting the slopes, parasailing across the sea, or kayaking on a rocky river.
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I did the classic degree that politic junkies do, PPE, which ... With a PPE degree, you either go be a conservative prime minister like David Cameron or you tend to go work in banking or management consultants.
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But here the gangsters are relegated to subplots, as are the various junkies and the politicians (Frank Wood as mayor Ed Koch squares off with Francisco "Papa Fuerte" Cruz, a Bronx city councilman played by Jimmy Smits).
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Junk food junkies should also try crafting their comfort foods within the comfort of their own homes, where recipes can be more easily modified, resulting in the intake of more nutritious meals without our tastebuds even knowing.
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It is wondering what God is trying to tell you when thieves—you assume they are junkies, because most property crimes near you are committed for drug money—strip the house you have abandoned because of contamination.
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THE CULINARY HERBAL: Growing and Preserving 97 Flavorful Herbs (Timber Press, $27.50), by Susan Belsinger and Arthur O. Tucker — self-described "flavor and fragrance junkies" — moves to the front ranks of the now-crowded field of herbals.
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Americans who live in relative comfort are emotionally invested in politics, especially after the election, but in a degraded form of politics that caters to the voyeurism of news junkies and the short attention spans of slacktivists.
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Combining that kind of user experience with the niche of real-world capture that appeals to AR/VR junkies, the company is hoping they can bring aboard a community that understands what their platform could enable. Display.
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Kim-Trump could have been covered by people who specialize in Singaporean foreign affairs (as hosts, they had the most knowledge of what was going on), as well as North Korea watchers and U.S.-Asia foreign policy junkies.
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It has a handful of its own shops today, like in Brookfield Place in downtown New York, but has grow primarily though selling in gyms like Equinox and Barry's Boot Camp, gaining a loyal following among fitness junkies.
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Snag a seat to watch these adrenaline junkies hit the gas, enjoy meet-and-greets with the drivers and see if you could hack it as one of the crew at the sweat-inducing Pirelli Pit Stop Challenge.
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Cinefamily, Alamo Drafthouse, Ain't It Cool News and Fantastic Fest, Screen Junkies — all of these spaces, once at the center of some of the interlocking communities that make up the broader cinephile world, have been rocked by scandal.
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On June 21 at 11:59AM EST, we were frantically preparing to complete the same task as hundreds of thousands of beauty junkies across the country: purchase Kim Kardashian West's contouring kits from her new KKW Beauty line.
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GoPro, whose mounted cameras are used by everyone from action junkies to Instagram travel bloggers, has launched cheaper cameras to drive demand, exited a failing drone business and become leaner through job cuts, helping it revive profit margins.
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The reason why the subject of that Cowboy Junkies song was able to hear all those long-distance radio signals is that the AM waves are particularly attuned to long trips, partly because there's more room to tune.
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Phil Crampton, the owner of Altitude Junkies in Woodstock, N.Y., who is leading an expedition this year, said in an email that local agencies paid lower wages to their climbing Sherpas and that their guides were less experienced.
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Let's be real, a Fitbit or Apple Watch is great, but they're not a Garmin — ugly as they are — which are the wearables of choice for serious marathon runners and workout junkies, mostly because of their reputed accuracy.
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In spare, shining language that was reminiscent of Hemingway's, Raymond Carver's and Jayne Anne Phillips's, it depicted the lives of a series of grievous angels — junkies, drifters, no-hopers, the almost comically damned — and gave them mythic dimension.
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" Ram Dass and Leary wanted to open the mind to a deeper consciousness and conducted experiments that included giving the drug to "jazz musicians and physicists and philosophers and ministers and junkies and graduate students and social scientists.
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Comic-Con HQ is also the latest SVOD offering to target a particular audience, following the launches of Defy Media's Screen Junkies Plus — geared toward fans of movies and television — and Funimation, an anime-centric service similar to Crunchyroll.
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Trash-cinema junkies still revere Ruggero Deodato's elegantly titled Cannibal Holocaust as one of the most gruesome films of all time, though the allegations that some of the murders on-screen were bona fide have been outed as apocryphal.
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Now there's the Echo for audiophiles, Look for fashionistas, Dot for cheapskates, Plus for Internet of Things junkies, Show for video chatty grandparents, Connect for home phone haters and Spot for early risers (or those who wish they were).
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And while the news is exciting for makeup junkies, it also means the brand is slowly phasing out its original formula and packaging from stores, and there's no word whether that means the shades won't be coming back either.
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Whether they're analyzing The Blair Witch Project as a manifesto of pre-9/11 America or outlining horror's portrayal of eating disorders, Faculty of Horror is always educational and enlightening, and fun for horror junkies, novices, and experts alike.
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In fact, it's one of the reasons why banks moved heaven and earth to repay their TARP funds, so they could return to the executive pay status quo, "like junkies desperate for a fix," as the IPS puts it.
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A new offering from Postmates could prove useful for food delivery junkies: The popular app that boasts official partnerships with the likes of Chipotle and Starbucks has just unveiled a monthly subscription service à la Amazon Prime, reports Bloomberg.
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San Antonio-based grocery store chain H-E-B introduced the poorly-named breakfast product—Although to be fair, Bank Shot From the Wing Duncan O's would look silly on a box—and the basketball/cereal Spurs junkies rejoiced.
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I now understand speed junkies completely I don't want this to be an advertisement for McLaren, but this 650S Can-Am, which is a super exclusive limited edition of just 50 examples, will be seared forever in my memory.
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Accomplished mountaineers complain that a growing crowd of Instagram-conscious adrenaline junkies, many of them with little to no climbing experience, are putting at risk the lives of Nepali support staff, who typically come from the Sherpa ethnic group.
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The show is the most well-known of media brand Screen Junkies' five video series, which collectively bring in millions of dollars in revenue from advertising, licensing and syndication thanks to their popularity, according to parent company Defy Media.
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Come the booming summer months of July and August, and the island swells with the A-listers, B-listers, C-listers, and D-listers, along with hundreds of thousands of vacationers, hard-partying dance-music junkies, and cruise-shippers.
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But the footage Timmer and Theiss captured of wading around in waist-deep, raging storm waters and exploring flooded, abandoned buildings didn't impress established meteorologists, who say the hurricane junkies aren't just putting themselves at risk—they're setting a bad example.
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The video above gives a no-holds-barred review of Labyrinth in the form of a parody trailer — a special episode of Screen Junkies' series of "honest trailers" that aims to pay tribute to one of Bowie's most iconic film roles.
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The Weinstein story broke within a week of Fantastic Fest's conclusion, and within days another high-profile film community personality — Andy Signore, creator of Screen Junkies and the popular "Honest Trailers" series on YouTube — was accused of sexual harassment and assault.
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Beyond the extreme genetic modification, Change Agent is future-by-numbers, although it offers a few evocative ideas — like drug dealers who 3D-print custom narcotics from formulae tattooed on junkies' arms, or a biomechanical shark used for international smuggling.
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While political junkies have always enjoyed the personality stories and human narratives that emerge from political combat, fundamentally the reason that politics is interesting and important is that it drives policy outcomes, and policy influences the lives of millions of people.
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Aw. For EDM obsessives, gym junkies who need extra pumping up, or anyone requiring a distraction from their 9-5 job, Sony's Extra Bass headphones (model MDR-XB950B1) offer the enhanced low-end frequencies and punchy clarity you've been longing for.
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Shocking video: Junkies shoot up in San Francisco station Over the course of a week, commuter Shannon Gafford took videos of the surprising scene showing people openly taking hard drugs inside a San Francisco BART station as other commuters pass by.
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The peer-to-peer rental site has teamed up with France's Aquarium de Paris to give adrenaline junkies a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity", by entering a competition that allows people to sleep in a bedroom surrounded by the creatures.
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Rebol opened up just this week on the southern edge of Public Square, a four-block plaza in the heart of downtown that has long served as a place for junkies to nod out and drunk bros to piss in.
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Theme park junkies know that Universal Orlando is a destination for outrageous eats—think Dr. Seuss-themed cotton candy bigger than your head, bright rainbow soft serve, and butterbeer every which way—but the culinary delights don't stop inside the parks.
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You already know Lip Smacker for offering up the aforementioned Dr. Pepper flavor, which has become a cult favorite among junior high school students and die-hard beauty junkies alike (what can we say, it's pretty much perfect in every way).
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Drudge said that Twitter "feeds the junkies" and caters to a small group of people, but by setting up an interview with the talk show star, Trump could reach a larger audience and do more to sell his political agenda.
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Similarly, Maqboolpura, an area of the city of Amritsar shamed in the national press as a den of addicts and widows, appears tranquil: its brick-lined lanes are tidy, with a few cows lowing and no junkies staggering through the dark.
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But it doesn't feel like Microsoft is trying to force that issue anymore; the Xbox One's audacious plan to control your cable box is now essentially a buried option for AV junkies who want to try to figure it out.
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It was created by a group of "human performance junkies" after researching the most successful, high-performing humans in history, and it uses their common practices and psychology tips to break down a 10-year plan into doable, bite-sized pieces.
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GoPro, whose shares tumbled 20 percent after the bell on Thursday, has now reported falling sales for four quarters, in part due to dwindling demand for its body-mounted point-of-view cameras favored by surfers, skydivers and other action junkies.
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It's now less than a week until Election Day, and if you're like most American news junkies, you're watching your news feed, feeling like an impatient kid on December 21, shaking Christmas presents that might actually have coal in them.
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The Patriots are one of the most hated teams in American sports, fresh off another Super Bowl win, and Kraft has a long friendship with President Donald Trump, making this a major news story for sports fans and political junkies alike.
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But one thing I began to notice as I got older and actually watched the show myself was that Sopranos fandom wasn't confined to narrow demographics like shrinks, or (OK, not so narrow) immature men, or mafia junkies, or Jersey natives.
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No, it's not a new Toxic Holocaust record (and definitely not a new Tiger Junkies joint); instead, Mr. Grind has turned his attention to two of the past year's biggest thrash-adjacent releases: Metallica's Hardwired... to Self-Destruct, and Megadeth's Dystopia.
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It targets people who are more political news junkies, who are checking their phones for news multiple times a day and will actively seek out other sources, so they might go on Google News and go down a rabbit hole.
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Men who want to ride have a spectrum of different motorcycle-based masculinities to choose from: There are the metrosexual Belstaff-jacket-wearing David Beckhams; the "Mad Max"-style crazy adrenaline junkies; leather-clad Angels types; even existentialist motorcycle maintenance gurus.
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He picked the charity — Food Bank For New York City — and Bullish's Mike Duda picked the ride, which was an older class to ensure that they didn't pick up any stray fitness junkies who hadn't signed intentionally signed onto their fundraiser.
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But Democrats I spoke with said that outside of Washington and the politicians, political junkies, and journalists obsessively following the nitty-gritty details of the investigation, most Americans are far less up to speed on what the investigation has uncovered.
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Congressional procedure junkies will note that there is no way the bill will pass the Senate exactly as written, so one might vote "yes" on it simply to move the process forward and see how things look in the future.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy actress teamed up with one of her all-time favorite skincare brands to promote Cremaholics, a safe space for beauty product junkies to confess their love of shopping while learning which products are best for their skin types.
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In telling the story of the passage of Obamacare, President Obama's intro video included a detail familiar to political junkies but not typically emphasized in the administration's own communications: Many of his advisers thought he should abandon the fight for health care reform.
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But each of these sites is known to be particularly dangerous; inexperienced and experienced adrenaline junkies alike have died at these six locales, so -- while we encourage you to follow your adventuring dreams -- be sure to do so with the upmost caution. 2100.
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As you can probably tell by the name, the 1.38-inch screen LG Watch Sport is designed for fitness junkies, with a built-in gyroscope, accelerometer, barometer, and GPS sensors to keep track of your exercises and where you go during the workout.
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It feels like only yesterday that Kanye West was sliding into his wife Kim Kardashian West's inbox to tell her that it was "all about" small, '90s-inspired sunglasses right now — and the trend was instantly adopted by celebrities and fashion junkies alike.
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The Sonos One's audio is great on its own — certainly better than Amazon's first generation of Echo speakers and the Google Home — but music junkies will really want to use the One as a hub to control other Sonos speakers throughout their homes.
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On the new revolution rides, adrenaline junkies will be transported to a "futuristic battle to save planet earth from an alien invasion", while the Superman roller coasters expect to take individuals on an action-packed "360-degree comic-book world" tour of Metropolis.
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Setting up Pop was far simpler than setting up any Logitech Harmony device, and that's by design, since the company is looking to branch out to more mainstream users with this product, instead of its core fan base of home theater junkies.
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Clinton was poised, confident and briskly in command of the facts; Trump blustered repetitively, was easily put on the defensive and his free-association ranting — such as his Sid Blumenthal excursion — was often too scatterbrained for anyone but political junkies to follow.
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They smell like bacteria on a frenzy—bacterial action contributes to the formation of bis(methylthio)methane and dimethyl sulfide, the two substances responsible for truffle's typical scent—as both dealers' faces light up like junkies about to experience their greatest high.
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Even for those who aren't news junkies, the connective power of social media, combined with its habit-forming drips of information and positive reinforcement — all those likes and favorites — can be difficult to avoid entirely, unless you want to become a digital hermit.
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It may not sound risky to sit in a comfy lazy boy recliner and drink a soda, but it becomes much more dangerous when there are several crazy adrenaline junkies, including Nitro Circus ring leader Travis Pastrana, jumping over the recliner on motorcycles.
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A National Institutes of Health study suggests that young iPad junkies may be at risk for lower scores on some aptitude tests, and other research is showing that high exposure to screens can lead to children&aposs brains developing in subtly different ways.
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PARIS. Sunday's French presidential contest between centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right Marine Le Pen drew interest among American political junkies as well as the public, because it was the first major election to test the limits of the "drain the swamp" message.
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But it wasn't too long ago that another self-styled entertainer and reality TV star gave a campaign speech that politics junkies watched mostly for entertainment, and that candidate has spent the overwhelming majority of the primary campaign on top of the polls.
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We found our true home in bars where hipsters and junkies and old homeless guys sat shoulder to shoulder choking down thin beers, plugging quarters into jukeboxes, queuing up thick, heavy-metal songs the rest of the world had already forgotten about.
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The names of this year's Coachella headliners — Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, and Ariana Grande — are enough to satisfy the collective musical appetites of alt-rock junkies, hip-hop heads, Arianators, and those festivalgoers only in it for the Insta pics (you know who you are).
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We cannot dismiss these victims of addiction as thrill-seekers or "junkies;" they are people, our fellow Americans -- from blue-collar workers to white-collar executives, to homemakers and even health care professionals -- many of whom sought legitimate medical care for very real health problems.
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"All the progress we've made since 1965 to educate people about the hazards of smoking may be for naught as vaping has started a new generation of nicotine junkies that will be helplessly addicted and will ultimately graduate to smoking cancer sticks," said Sen.
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When you call people "junkies" or "scum," when even papers like the New York Times run stories that question the "consequences" of saving the lives of people with addiction, and when coverage often focuses on "demons" that supposedly afflict drug users, social stigma is reinforced.
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Read the whole remarkable story, but keep in mind that until it landed at Politico, there was near universal agreement among political junkies that, at a nuts and bolts level, on a pound for pound basis, Sanders ran the best campaign of the primary cycle.
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But among the news junkies in the federal Bureau of Prisons, Robert Mueller's finding last month that there was no prosecutable evidence of a conspiracy between Donald Trump and those close to him and the Russians who interfered in the 2016 election landed hard.
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The public testimony is quickly shaping up to be must-see TV for political junkies and Trump's critics, with The New York Times reporting that Cohen will use his Oversight remarks to describe the "lies, racism and cheating" he says the president engaged in.
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And while some of us are still recovering from the temporary blindness due to the reflection of her oh-so-boss Nirav Modi diamond necklace, us beauty junkies have moved on quickly to her dreamy blue eye shadow, and are still on cloud nine.
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"But while most of these new arrivals were real reporters earning their spurs, there was a worrying new development — the presence of adrenaline-junkies, adventurers, fantasists or crazy narcissists who shouldn't have been in Libya or Syria in the first place," Mr. Harkin wrote.
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A week of all-consuming chaos has caused many political junkies to wonder whether Trump might not make it all the way to Election Day—or even to the GOP convention in Cleveland next month—before finding some face-saving excuse for dropping out.
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As a result, an eclectic band of lawyers, tourists and political junkies has poured into the courthouse each day, intent on getting a glimpse of the 18-month-old investigation and what is to come now that the prosecutors rested their case on Monday.
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Ms. O'Donnell, who did not return several attempts to reach her, said on her Twitter feed that she and two other women had reported Mr. Signore in August to human resources at Defy Media, which owns "Screen Junkies," which said it started an investigation.
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But as its population has dwindled over the years, the simple fact that Dixville Notch has kept the mini-contest alive is a smashing success for local leaders -- and a reason to smile for political junkies eager for an early taste of what's to come.
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Most loyal Sephora customers know that the store rarely ever offers site-wide coupons or discounts, so when the VIB sale rolls around in the spring, beauty junkies seize the opportunity to stock up on high-end products they've been dying to try or already love.
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From past experience of growing up in the streets and dealing with junkies, I knew that I would have to be strategic, because when someone is under the influence of that kind of drug, you have to be really careful with how you deal with them.
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If Clinton does select Warren, or another progressive, like Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, political junkies will undoubtedly interpret it as a strategic decision to keep movement progressives in the Democratic fold—or, in Brown's case, to tighten the Democratic Party's hold on a crucial swing state.
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We discussed the color palette of My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies, and he showed me some examples of what he wanted to do, which was helpful when his son Jake ended up coloring almost the entire book anyway, and then became our new regular colorist.
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You've got shades of The Matrix, where people's bodies atrophy while they're living in a machine-constructed dreamworld; of the zombie-like VR junkies in Shadowrun; and of every other movie, book, and video game about people ruining their real-world lives to enjoy a virtual one.
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A set of new apps from researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) looks to take advantage of those "micro-moments," giving lifehack junkies a new opportunity to wring every last bit of productivity out of their days to learn a new language.
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"Basically, Copper made the decision!" she told PEOPLE on Sunday at her Will You Accept This Rose Smoothie Charity Event to benefit Paw Works at Raw Junkies in Studio City, California, of how she decided to accept fiancé Bryan Abasolo's proposal at the end of her season.
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Here is an excerpt from an essay his friend and fellow climber Tommy Caldwell wrote in Outside Magazine after the climb: It's all too easy for headlines about climbing to lean on clichés about the climbers themselves — that these people are daredevils, thrill seekers, adrenaline junkies.
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Denis Johnson, a National Book Award winner whose novels and short stories about the fallen — junkies, down-and-out travelers, drifters and violent men in the United States and abroad — emerged in ecstatic, hallucinatory and sometimes minimalist prose, died on Wednesday at his home in Gualala, Calif.
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"At this time," Ms. Waters, Democrat of California, said, "with a bill that would basically take our cop on the block, the S.E.C., and literally obliterate ——" Alas, politics junkies, news editors and anyone else who was watching the broadcast online did not learn how that sentence ended.
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He stopped at a McDonald's drive-through, inhaled three one-euro hamburgers and a fries and a Coke, and took a spumous dump in a toilet cubicle bathed in the purple-blue glow of UV lighting installed to prevent junkies from finding the veins in their arms.
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Sound junkies can get especially amped (no pun intended) about the new Echo Plus and Echo Sub, AKA the voice-controlled speakers and subwoofer that will not only control every Alexa-compatible feature in your house, but also give a you room-filling, base-tastic wireless 2.1 stereo system.
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Dodge is calling the Demon "the only street-legal drag car in existence," and backing up those claims with offers that will appeal to speed junkies — the car will be available for purchase with an option to take out the passenger or rear seats to cut dead weight.
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I used the loving break from the ship and the Jovi Junkies to explore the island, eat whole fried fish (at a lovely spot called Fish Fry), and do a spontaneous photo shoot with strangers I met on the beach, who may or may not be actual models.
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Instead of taking advantage of the entire spring and summer to entice exercise junkies and more casual smartwatch fans to opt for new line, the company will instead be forced to release the device right around the time an Apple Watch Series 3 is expected to hit the market.
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The event, which drew in about 10,000 people in its third year, has been deemed by some as "the Comic-Con for politics" or "Coachella of politics" because of its ability to put politicians, pundits, entertainers, activists, media personalities and political junkies all in one place at one time.
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He, too, witnessed the death of the hippie dream and its subsequent sublimation into excess amorality, and much of his work dealt with the type of people the Allman Brothers Band had once been––restless junkies and world-weary lowlifes, finding flashes of beauty amid the turmoil around them.
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While Bannon was chief executive, Breitbart created a specific tag for articles called "black crime" and ran article after article demonizing the Black Lives Matter movement (calling protesters "blood-lusting junkies") and showing Latino immigrants as violent ("One Sex Offender Illegal Alien Caught After Another Alleged Offender Legalized").
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But millions of political junkies — who either have a healthy concern for the fate of the American republic or an acute inability to chill and patiently accept some uncertainty, depending on whom you ask — turn to the needle in the same way people addicted to intravenous drugs would: as a fix.
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Because it can be easy for political junkies who have been following the campaign closely for months to forget how many voters really haven't been paying close attention, and how hard it is for the campaigns to get their messages across to those who don't already want to hear them.
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And unlike in past years, when primary debates were mainly the dominion of political junkies, these first debates have spawned a TV cottage industry that can reach a broader variety of viewers, with late-night hosts like Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and Seth Meyers offering live analysis after the event.
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An essay about the HAGS, young punk lesbians, many of them junkies, who lived and died (in scary numbers, from contaminated heroin) in San Francisco's Mission District back when the city was punk and queer and cheap and dangerous, and made space for "wild ruffians" and "gorgeous monsters," is especially haunting.
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Donald Trump is loathed by virtually all Democrats adding to the stress, waiting is hard, the public is used to the constant adrenaline of the exhausting news cycle — some of you have become junkies, admit it — and it is a Tuesday in one of the worst months of the year, February.
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He hasn't lost the common touch, by any means—when he notes a couple of junkies eying him for a smash-and-grab, all he has to do to scare them off is smile—but he repudiates the old neighborhood and stays in contact only with his kid sister Jackie.
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SoCal's current stew of spirituality, wellness, and consciousness comes in many varieties—from the Moon Juice–guzzling GOOP aristocracy to the ayahuasceros, ecstatic dancers, shamanic DJs, personal development junkies, hippies, hypnotists, hydrotherapists, herbalists, weed biz hustlers, and Instagram models who post bikini photos over inspirational quotes and call it work.
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News junkies will find no shortage of live election coverage on the internet today, but if you're craving something to distract you from the live blogs and the hot takes, do yourself a favor and check out the this real-time visualization of the issues voters are Googling in cities across America.
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Released just over three years ago following a lengthy tour of gaming events on and around the West Coast, Nidhogg might not have immediately lit a fire on the sales charts, but its frenetic and distinctly-watchable brand of action has won it a devoted following among streamers and former arcade junkies alike.
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Murder junkies looking for their murder fixes, look no further: We've compiled a list of the best murder-mystery docs, movies, and tv shows on Netflix (US) right now: Wesley Snipes is a United Nations operative framed for the murder of a Chinese ambassador in Canadian director Christian Duguay's pulpy action-spy thriller.
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On a Saturday morning in July, "Pod Save America" traveled to the Pasadena Convention Center for Politicon, a two-day event that has been hailed as the "Comic-Con of politics," in which several thousand political junkies pay $80 apiece for the opportunity to see their favorite cable-news talking heads in the flesh.
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There are two approaches to improving yourself: Self-improvement junkies feel like they need to jump on every new seminar, read all the latest books, listen to all the podcasts, lift all the weight, hire all the life coaches, open all their chakras, and talk about all their childhood traumas — both real and imagined — incessantly.
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Every morning from 6 to 9, Washington insiders and political junkies tune in to watch Brzezinski, who occupies the liberal sphere, and Scarborough, a former Republican member of Congress, discuss the latest news and banter back and forth about the internal machinations of Washington, D.C., along with a cast of co-hosts and favorite guests.
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Open Source In a now familiar ritual, the release on Thursday of hundreds of pages of transcribed phone calls and meetings between former President Bill Clinton and Tony Blair, then the British prime minister, from early 1997, to late 2000, was followed by journalists and political junkies sharing striking, funny or odd excerpts from the chats on social networks.
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It'll be familiar as well to political junkies who remember the trumped up controversy over an Obama adviser's description of the administration's approach to Libya as "leading from behind"; or the undeserved mockery Obama endured after his reelection when he promised to "create a permission structure" that would allow Republicans to cut a budget deal with him.
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Without further adieu, here are the best subscription boxes for beauty junkies: Best value for the price Best budget pick Best for smelling nice Best if Sephora is your second home Best for skincare obsessives Best for experimenting with K Beauty Best for skin obsessives Best for going green May the Instagram likes be with you.
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Tourists and transplants are often disconcerted the first time they find themselves at Turk and Leavenworth, or Hyde and O'Farrell; in the span of five minutes, you'll see junkies comparing abscesses, escorts with disheveled weaves teetering home from SROs on their sky-high heels, and interpersonal scuffles within sidewalk tent encampments that stretch all the way down the block.
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A walk from the Castro to the Embarcadero takes in three miles of tents that block access to the sidewalks for our elderly residents, faeces and urine marking the way for family prams, overdosed junkies who have passed out and are possibly dying, and drug-dealers openly selling their wares in view of City Hall and shocked tourists.
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That's so disruptive, and like we said, the difference between the two is very often a multiplier of 10 and that's hard for users to get their heads around, so we're just repeating ourselves over and over again until all those beauty product junkies out there can believe what good luck they have to have stumbled upon it.
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But even as local political junkies are tiring of the national drama surrounding the 30th Congressional District&aposs Democratic primary in west Houston featuring attorney Lizzie Pannill Fletcher and activist Laura Moser , what happens here Tuesday night will have outsized implications for national Democrats&apos optimism and tactics in their bid to take control of the U.S. House in the fall.
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The latest from the makers of 2013's Evil Dead is smartly written and deeply scary Within the first few minutes of the mesmerizing home-invasion thriller Don't Breathe, writer-director Fede Alvarez and co-writer Rodo Sayagues pull something clever enough to impress jaded psychological-horror fans, without boring the adrenaline junkies sitting next to them in the theater.
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At 23, I'm the rare black man (in my experience) who avidly watches women's soccer, softball and basketball on TV. Too often, I find myself hyping the performance of a female athlete or team on the all-male sports texting thread I belong to and suddenly realize that most guys in this group of highly opinionated sports junkies just aren't responding.
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Groceries are certainly a growing focus for Glovo which has been investing in setting up networks of dark supermarkets to support fast delivery of convenience style groceries as well as ready-to-eat food — thereby expanding opportunities for cross-selling to its convenience-loving food junkies at the point of appetite-driven (but likely loss-making) lunch and dinner orders.
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He's welcomed by a party in the sleek and luxurious apartment his wife, Mayme (Ilfenesh Hadera), has secured for them in the Lenox Terrace high-rises, but he also gets bad news about the neighborhood's shifting fortunes: The Italian crime families are encroaching on the heroin trade, and the competition is driving up the number of junkies on the street.
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A recent Politico study, which found that Donald Trump outperformed Mitt Romney in areas without a robust local media, put numbers to something I've felt intuitively since the 2016 election: that the nationalization of the media (a movement that includes websites like Vox) has been good for news junkies but not as good for those who want and need news about their local communities.
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"I've experienced junkies getting their fix, three-dollar payaya, talking with some real nice hard-working folk, the filming of a softcore porno involving a large Mexican guy in drag dancing with a few mechanics, loose pit bulls, storage-containers-turned-shelters for many homeless people, garbage cans on fire, and the list goes on," elaborates MATEO, another graffiti writer and frequent visitor to the area.
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