LIVING ROOMS The Bronson sofa from Croft House is the centerpiece for one of her living rooms.
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Right now, it's mostly kittens and couches in living rooms.
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A great deal plays out inside cars, living rooms, bedrooms.
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Most Swedes end up watching it from their living rooms.
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They have not evolved to slumber in our living rooms.
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The film will arrive in living rooms on Feb. 2800.
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From our living rooms to yours, "Still Processing" is back.
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Living rooms have oak wall features and French oak floors.
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Robots are now working everywhere from factories to living rooms.
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You're in their living rooms and kitchens, delivering them information.
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It started in people's living rooms, started in a random meeting.
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You're just seeing what they look like in their living rooms.
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Could Thursday's event see Bixby's grand entrance into our living rooms?
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Old-fashioned phones have been fading away from most living rooms.
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Clearly, a lot has changed since Apu entered American living rooms.
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You operate neglected living rooms in search of an interior decorator.
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But in living rooms, she recommends understated pieces like storage ottomans.
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MSNBC and CNN are the biggest pipelines into voters' living rooms.
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Today, the app reinvents everyday spaces — living rooms, retail shops, etc.
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It is just going to be in factories not living rooms.
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Gadgets like Amazon's Echo are starting to take over people's living rooms.
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Every Wednesday, the Johnson family enters millions of living rooms across America.
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This, then, is a significant step into Chinese living rooms for Nintendo.
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It looked dated before it even arrived in living rooms and kitchens.
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Who's going to vacuum our living rooms and clean up after us?
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And matching cloths and patterns adorned many living rooms in the 1940s.
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Amazon went from our mailboxes to our grocery stores and living rooms.
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You can have cars that are just rolling living rooms or bedrooms.
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Now those rumors are in our living rooms, accompanied by animated maps.
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For years, artists have been hosting shows in their friends' living rooms.
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The product asks users to install a camera in their living rooms.
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I spent hours walking around Brooklyn Heights peering into people's living rooms.
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The formal dining and living rooms have hardwood floors and marble fireplaces.
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Quality, untraceable guns may very well be printable in people's living rooms.
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And they had larders as big as living rooms and living rooms as big as meadows and probably meadows in their basements that were as big as small counties with jeweled roller coasters and golf courses made of cake.
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Now, at 55 inches, the tech appears to be perfected for living rooms.
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But the discussion is being pushed forward in wards, ministries and living rooms.
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Private communication is part of what makes us human in our living rooms.
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Walls made of glass blocks filled living rooms and bathrooms throughout the 1980s.
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In large swaths of New York City, restaurants serve as auxiliary living rooms.
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The performances, filmed by stars in their living rooms and posted on BroadwayWorld.
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Ms. Kelly, meanwhile, was not a presence in American living rooms on Tuesday.
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This is not "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" you see in America's living rooms.
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They are working in living rooms, at kitchen tables and inside shuttered storefronts.
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But it's well-suited for large living rooms or even a studio apartment.
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At this point, many living rooms are equipped with large flat-screen televisions.
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More consumers were looking to upgrade the big screen in their living rooms.
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Living rooms in the '20s featured geometric furniture like curved chairs and sofas.
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We showed it in our living rooms and had parties and screened it.
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That has stoked concern that it, too, might want movies in living rooms sooner.
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Gadsby's performance is radical; Netflix bringing it to our living rooms is practically revolutionary.
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"Chernobyl" is also not alone in bringing real-life horrors into our living rooms.
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Okay, so maybe it'll be more like TV-side in your squad's living rooms.
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Handful of people meeting in living rooms, having meetings that attract few new members.
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No. You can see fake bedrooms and living rooms in an IKEA for free.
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They set up firing positions on people's roofs, and stockpiled explosives in living rooms.
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Two formal living rooms are on the second floor, laid out side by side.
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For larger living rooms, she recommended leaving 30 to 36 inches between furniture pieces.
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Some tiny home living rooms could easily be mistaken for a regular-sized home.
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Stranded in our living rooms but loosed online, cats slip our grasp yet again.
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Even when there are castles, they are not abstractions — they are characters' living rooms.
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Some of the booths are set up like art galleries; others, like living rooms.
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Living rooms are spacious, at about 800 square feet, and most have four windows.
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In its first year, Atari moved fewer than 22000,217 units into living rooms internationally.
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"I've seen it in their living rooms, or in entryways, sitting areas," she said.
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It grew in kitchens and living rooms, in conversations between students and their parents.
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Most of us won't experience the luxury of swimming in our own living rooms.
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As the coronavirus spreads, living rooms have become the new yoga and dance studios.
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The foyer is flanked by two large living rooms, each outfitted with contemporary furnishings.
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Residents welcomed McCoy and her camera into their gardens, front porches, and living rooms.
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Rubberstamp the merger and Boris's bombast would penetrate 72 percent of our living rooms.
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A sneak attack hit the world's living rooms (and dorms, and laptops, and basements).
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E-commerce is creating millionaires selling glassware and craft pillows from their living rooms.
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Otherwise musicians and the empathetic fans who follow them might leave Sofar's living rooms empty.
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Oculus Venues will take us to live concerts from the comfort of our living rooms.
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Before the summer holidays, many classes were still taught in living rooms volunteered by locals.
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"Finally you can add 'helps delivers babies in living rooms' to my resume," she tweeted.
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The upshot is it's minimalist enough to fit in with most living rooms and kitchens.
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After all, the cameras have brought their most intimate moments straight into our living rooms.
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Content issues aside, the 8K LED TV is quite the luxurious centerpiece for living rooms.
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Most nights, though, he spent in smoky living rooms and cafés, playing rummy with friends.
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The clashing patterns that once filled living rooms have also since gone out of style.
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Exposed media centers were the centerpieces of living rooms in the 1990s, according to Hanisch.
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"Most living rooms had exposed media centers displaying their VHS and CD collections," Hanisch said.
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Lynch's whole operation is fairly DIY, with clips usually filmed in the performers' living rooms.
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Amazon's Echo home speaker (a favorite of staffers) has slowly been taking over living rooms.
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Maybe we'll even be able to have twerking Kim wallpaper in our living rooms soon.
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Many past-their-prime(time) stars suddenly seemed to be beaming into our living rooms.
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In 1999, people were quitting their jobs to trade technology stocks from their living rooms.
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Mr. and Mr. debating fidelity and diapers in CB2 living rooms has almost become passé.
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Newborns, the elderly, and people with disabilities were slaughtered in their beds and living rooms.
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These are simply fun alternatives for those whose living rooms can't accommodate a full pine.
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It's a place where people expect to see you in person, in their living rooms.
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You win elections by going door to door, handshake to handshake, standing in living rooms.
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One-bedrooms, many with sunken living rooms, were large — often 800 or 900 square feet.
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Let it fill bars and living rooms and make karaoke the best it can be.
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Mimicking the flood of sunlight in the living rooms (plural) are constellations of recessed light fixtures.
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And again, it also costs about $30,000, so it's not really gracing many suburban living rooms.
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But Patrick's positive message and Booker's intense charisma will also both play in Iowa living rooms.
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Wine has made inroads into football stadiums and living rooms across the United States on Sundays.
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But the motion-tracking technology was revolutionary, turning living rooms into tennis courts and racing tracks.
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Larger house dorms feature spacious living rooms and kitchens, where juniors and seniors live and socialize.
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Next to the kitchen, one of two living rooms in the house has an adjoining study.
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The house has two open-plan living rooms with solid oak floors and exposed wooden walls.
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With the rise of Airbnb, hotels now find themselves literally in competition with people's living rooms.
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That said, there's an increasing number of 4K UHD televisions in living rooms around the world.
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I'm not even going to talk about the many bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens streaming live.
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Their parents organized in living rooms, at churches and in the back of machine repair shops.
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The value of an LGBTQ candidate beaming into millions of living rooms across America is paramount.
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The restored front stoop opens to the parlor floor, where there are dining and living rooms.
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Inside the house, there are several living rooms, bedrooms, and even a throne to sit on.
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I think somebody that kind and likable, projecting into, you know, living rooms around the country.
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It's great for most bedrooms, living rooms, or wherever else you want to avoid the sniffles.
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At the end of last year, 2.5 billion assistants were in our pockets and living rooms.
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They are ever-present — on our phones, our computers, our tablets and in our living rooms.
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As cars become more and more like living rooms on wheels, they'll need more and more data.
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Then, in 1998, Altec-Lansing released the world's first soundbar and changed the way living rooms worked.
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Apple is releasing Arcade, a gaming subscription service for use on PCs, mobile and in living rooms.
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But then, as now, it also broadcast into living rooms alien ideas, languages and types of people.
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That's a real problem in larger living rooms, especially if you like playing games from the couch.
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Are people really having sex in their living rooms, in full view of their clearly uncomfortable roommates?
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Then it'll take into account what the kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms look like when making recommendations.
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As for living rooms, large sectionals were the couch of choice for most homes in the '60s.
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On the first floor, several living rooms offer plenty of seating in the Tuscan-style luxury home.
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The plane, called "Air Drake," has a bedroom, two living rooms, and sofas — but apparently no WiFi.
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Until the beginning of the 20th century, she writes, most people got married in their living rooms.
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Boîte Bars that seem like communal living rooms play an important role in this often inhospitable city.
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I say get in their faces, I wanted to get in their living rooms and into suburbia.
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But at least there was a big national discussion about what should beam into American living rooms.
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The latest, Matt Lauer, a fixture in U.S. living rooms for 20 years, offered a hedged apology.
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Smaller spaces, and living rooms enclosed by walls and doorways, usually benefit from a single large rug.
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"Many of my students are posting videos of them watching me in their living rooms," he says.
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In the evenings when the weather was good, people treated the streets like their own living rooms.
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Now, those very same smells are also perfuming the living rooms and bedrooms of many private residences.
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Paneled doors on either side lead to the dining and living rooms, which have divided-light windows.
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They even devised a technical solution to block the chant from reverberating through television viewers' living rooms.
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In front yards and living rooms, villagers pick apart scraps for a few shekels worth of copper.
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"Developers would rather have the extra space in living rooms and bedrooms instead of bathrooms," he said.
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Soon, a group of artists, arts administrators and funders started meeting in people's living rooms, Rose said.
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They're definitely not there when it comes cheering for a sports team from our respective living rooms.
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Real change never takes place from the top down, or in the living rooms of wealthy campaign contributors.
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His carefully staged photographs depict TVs glowing from corners in living rooms, gas stations, and other everyday environments.
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But when placed in American living rooms, the show seems less "what if," and more all too real.
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New York (CNN Business)Americans are busy and want everything on demand from their living rooms, including workouts.
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Over five decades ago, the documentary "Hunger in America" broadcast the issue of hunger into American living rooms.
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Light blue bathrooms and taupe-colored living rooms were especially popular in homes that sold for more money.
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Wavy's app sought to give musicians an outlet to bring concerts into phone-based AR users' living rooms.
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Instead, it's the actual child-parent shady aggression we've all seen in our living rooms during high school.
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Whether in bars, malls, arcades, or living rooms, games have always been meant to be shared with others.
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Intel has some pretty ambitious goals when it comes to bringing immersive sports entertainment to people's living rooms.
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Some are searching for flights from an internet café instead of their living-rooms, to get lower fares.
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Whether in bars, malls, arcades, or living rooms, games have always been meant to be shared with others.
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The PlayStation 4 is a powerful and popular gaming system that's populated living rooms all across the world.
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Before televisions became impossibly thin and chic, bulky wooden TV sets filled the living rooms of the 1950s.
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Movements often begin this way—with just a few people gathered in kitchens, living rooms, and church basements.
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If you live in a crowded city with small living rooms, the cheaper 600W model is probably enough.
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""Real change never takes place from the top down, or in the living rooms of wealthy campaign contributors.
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Yankees fans won't just be at Yankee Stadium, but in sports bars and living rooms across the world.
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Most designer coffee-table books are, to be honest, really just glossy accessories to egos and living rooms.
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Well, in that point in time, that character couldn't translate to people's living rooms and bedrooms in America.
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Their work used to entail long sessions in living rooms and kitchens where residents filled out paper forms.
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Appearances on national television, on Steve Allen and Ed Sullivan's shows, put him in millions of living rooms.
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To the left are adjoining dining and living rooms with parquet floors, gas fireplaces and 11-foot ceilings.
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The show isn't the first time the brand has jumped from the digital realm into living rooms everywhere.
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It turns out a lot of Americans want to watch new Oscar-caliber movies in their living rooms.
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They feature spacious living rooms, wide French windows, south-facing terraces with panoramic views and 22022-hour security.
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Television brought the Tet offensive "with all its horrors" into American living rooms in shocking and sensational ways.
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"Benson," which he joined in 1980 in its second season, made him a regular in American living rooms.
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This impromptu manner of sitting is common in living rooms across America, but not in the Oval Office.
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Fledgling groups often do not have the resources to rent office space, so living rooms make viable alternatives.
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And this year, we're taking it into living rooms and mobile devices across America for the first time ever.
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Though traditional watching habits have faded, the interviews reveal patterns in millennial living rooms that could be new norms.
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But now, lawmakers in the EU want to have a say in what it streams into people's living rooms.
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Thus, the OASIS may have emerged from a need for people to have experiences without leaving their living rooms.
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Boho living rooms are not complete without cacti, and this handmade cactus cat tree is the perfect subtle addition.
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"I want you to know that my heart is yours," he says, melting hearts in living rooms across America.
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But Nintendo wants to reclaim its place in players' pockets, living rooms, and everywhere else they might consume entertainment.
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Clear out your living rooms and get ready for an upgrade: Solange's company Saint Heron is collaborating with Ikea.
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Even on Byrd's second expedition, he did a lot of radio chats, it came right into Americans' living rooms.
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I thought that I knew my community until I knocked on their doors and went to their living rooms.
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The men and women being honored at Monday's Emmys are those we welcome into our hearts — and living rooms.
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But Lauer was in living rooms on a daily basis as a lead host of Today for 20 years.
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Kindel joins Control4 just as home automation and smart home devices are starting to appear in regular living rooms.
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No longer restricted to arcades or even living rooms, they're in our backpacks and pockets, even on our faces.
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The items — meant to decorate bedrooms and living rooms — consist mostly of soft goods like quilts, shams and coverlets.
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"The number of people that have two perfectly clear corners in their living rooms is pretty small," Jacob said.
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The outdoor space features non-traditional elements as well, including two formal living rooms and an outdoor dining room.
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"That picture probably hangs in as many bars and living rooms in New England as J.F.K. did," Edes said.
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Apple appears to be charging into people's living rooms with renewed vigor and on the backs of its competitors.
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The home has several living rooms, including a sitting area with gray velvet couches and a modern coffee table.
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It threatens untold millions more as this problem really begins to hit home in living rooms across the nation.
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After a night of election-return whiplash, I doubt it was the first one heard in America's living rooms.
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People were still glued to their television sets in their living rooms, watching the results like an NBA Final.
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Most of these bedrooms and subdivided living rooms, however, do not meet the city's formal definition of such spaces.
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He told viewers that they were seeing something unprecedented — a war that television was bringing into their living rooms.
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Once assembled, I can totally picture it fitting comfortably in many living rooms or bedrooms without dominating the space.
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TV sets transported images of cars and buildings engulfed in orange flames and black smoke into American living rooms.
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This is all part of Dolby's latest attempt to bring a more movie theater-like experience to people's living rooms.
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Arthur Murray, an immigrant baker's son who brought ballroom dancing into people's living rooms, was born this week in 1895.
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In the Paul Thomas Anderson-directed clip, Thom Yorke casually strolls through a series of family living rooms, completely unnoticed.
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However, this hasn't stopped landlords from creating illegal bedrooms out of spaces intended to function as living rooms and hallways.
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Lightform is a new device that's aiming to transform living rooms into screens thanks to projectors and intelligent mapping technology.
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His competence felt familiar and reliable, because he'd spent years inside of American living rooms, on TV, and in movies.
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Big Media is having almost as hard a time reaching a receptive audience on Wall Street as in living rooms.
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Hopefully, by this fall, both Google and Microsoft are in a position to bring these services to consumers' living rooms.
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Commercial virtual reality has, so far, mostly manifested itself in the living rooms of people with lots of disposable income.
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His renovations will reportedly create 210 bedrooms, 21998 bathrooms, five living rooms, two elevators, a solarium, and a whiskey cellar.
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The foyer opens into two massive living rooms, both full of natural light and flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows.
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It's been 20 years since television's "Freaks and Geeks" made its way into living rooms everywhere for the first time.
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One has to remember that media technology has changed remarkably since the three big networks beaming images into living rooms.
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Today, the ground floor is the center of home activity, with two comfortable living rooms, a dining room and kitchen.
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People reports that Banks is back on the show that brought her into living rooms everywhere, America's Next Top Model.
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She was so well known that doofus ten-year-olds enacted the drama in their living rooms with their toys.
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Disco, ripped out of New York and plonked into the living rooms of bored pensioners eating steak and ale pies.
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It's not original, really, but it's a sort of timeless design that should fit in pretty comfortably most living rooms.
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It takes place in trailers, in mid-century modern living rooms, and in the tract house with the red door.
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I think it's a great thing trying to bring tennis into more living rooms and to make it more interesting.
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We've never been more aware of what cats and dogs look like in the natural wilds of our living rooms.
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Together, the two riads have three living rooms and two dining rooms, as well as a hammam, or Turkish bath.
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The narrative wends nimbly from Washington to the battlefield (both sides) to living rooms, TV studios, campuses and convention halls.
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"We'd play around on the weekends on front porches and in people's living rooms," he recalled in the 1997 article.
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Bryant, like many of those celebrities, was also in living rooms every night as a constant presence on national television.
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But the benefits of mobile devices extend far beyond commutes, offices and waiting areas -- they apply to living rooms, too.
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That is especially true at CBS, where Walter Cronkite was once a trusted presence each weeknight in American living rooms.
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He decided that success in Vietnam would have to be achieved in American living rooms, not just on the battlefield.
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We hung out in the pews on Sundays, but also in bars and each other's living rooms throughout the week.
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Bands could host virtual performances without leaving their hometowns and sports fans could attend away games in their living rooms.
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They run in place in impeccably dressed living rooms, their faces scrunched as they rapidly squish and pull the ring.
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Since its initial release, Amazon has continued to push its way into consumers' living rooms with steeply discounted Echo Dots.
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Back then, it was as if we were hanging out in their living rooms, rather than sitting in a classroom.
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Words that will be repeated in living rooms and gyms everywhere, a new gospel for many fighters, but not all.
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Its echoes reverberated in living rooms around the country, promising to envelop even tiny rooms in the sounds of larger ones.
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These few televised moments gave us fans a chance to catch a glimpse of our idols, live in our living rooms.
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The UT Tower attack was the first mass shooting broadcast into the living rooms of American families through radio and television.
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Houston residents began sharing raw, intimate footage of paddling in canoes, huddling in shelters, and their living rooms filling with water.
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These are about 700 square feet and have spacious living rooms with fireplaces, plus a full kitchen, and accompanying dining room.
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Jonathan Zittrain: Even as we're now– I mean, it is 1003, people are happily are putting cameras in their living rooms.
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He's been in all of our living rooms, whether it's with the shows he's produced or with his own talk show.
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Standing there, I could almost feel my body extend through the cameras and into bedrooms and living rooms across the world.
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From easy painted pumpkins to fresh apple candles, our living rooms will be as prepped for Friendsgiving as our kitchens are.
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From there, the company can try to bake it into a speaker customers may want to place in their living rooms.
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Before it became the center of American living rooms in the 1950s and 1960s, the Octagon only played one show called
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He took the approach of holding televised news conferences, so that his natural charm and wit reached the nation's living rooms.
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Decades before television sets became the center of American living rooms in the 1950s and 1960s, there was the the Octagon.
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Ron Holt's company made its first million doing the dirty work you hate: washing floors, dusting living rooms and scrubbing tubs.
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Living rooms are multifunctional, and your lighting choices should reflect that, Sara Ray, an interior designer based in Nashville, told Insider.
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Historic photography, such as the suburban living rooms of Larry Clark's "Tulsa" series, illuminates privacy issues that continue to be debated.
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Who else can light up living rooms, outdo influencers on YouTube, and go viral on Instagram pranking P Diddy besides Ellen?
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I can say only, if he is bringing reprehensible politicians back into our living rooms, I hope it's really, really, funny.
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"The emphasis is on the kitchen as a place to invest and remodel, rather than formal living rooms," Mr. Graesch said.
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The largest of the living rooms has high ceilings, intricately patterned stone above the windows, three fireplaces and an elevated library.
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Sure, people were sprawled out as if they were in their living rooms, nearly naked, practically on top of each other.
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Nolle then erected the shelters in 15 living rooms across San Francisco neighborhoods like Haight-Ashbury, Cole Valley, and the Presidio.
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Like a nice glass of refreshing liquid — tea, Earl Grey, hot even — Jean-Luc Picard is back in our living rooms.
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But if it's not outrageous, the Sero will have an easier time finding its way into some living rooms and bedrooms.
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Nearly a century ago, the Columbia Broadcasting System delivered a celebration of Holmes's 22010th birthday into living rooms around the country.
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The foyer of the home leads to a dining room, living rooms and office space, each of which has a fireplace.
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With few exceptions (like ABC's "The Middle"), sitcoms moved into offices, cafes and living rooms populated by comfortably white-collar characters.
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Since 1984 Alex Trebek has been the smartest guy in our living rooms, teaching us, but more importantly, bringing us together.
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What matters most is getting the easy stuff right: the decisions people back in their living rooms howl about in unison.
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All types of rooms — living rooms, retail floors, hospital bays — will come embedded with sensors, say Chad Lundberg and Jud Holliday.
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Sony, of course, is the first person to really deliver to living rooms with a PlayStation VR about 210 million ... Yeah.
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YouTube is replete with videos of people filling their living rooms with plastic balls — amusing themselves as well as their dogs.
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No problem – we'll all get a mini Adele concert in our living rooms when she performs at the Grammy Awards on Feb.
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No matter how disorganized our bedrooms, bathrooms, or living rooms get, we're still going to sleep, shower, and watch Netflix in them.
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The news is not something we consume reading the paper with our morning coffee or watching evening television in our living rooms.
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Carpeted, ground-floor living rooms with lots of access to the outdoors were home to more types of bugs than other rooms.
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Walk down the hallway, and it looks like you've arrived at an HGTV set with bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens on display.
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Regular users won't have Mugsy and the Sociopticon in their living rooms, after all—they'll only have their VR and AR headsets.
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It rumbles through both big fields and intimate warehouses, sparking up pristine European dancefloors and the trashed living rooms of house parties.
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" Cork redecorated two living rooms for the couple, including the one located upstairs "where the couple wanted to relax cozily in private.
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Dish's Sling TV is pushing out even further into living rooms with the release of its own streaming device, the AirTV Player.
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The O.C. brought a lot of bands that wouldn't have had exposure into people's living rooms, and I'm very grateful for it.
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And like me, they'd found some camaraderie and guidance from a couple of guys who ran a podcast from their living rooms.
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He gave a glimpse of the inside — which reportedly has a bedroom and two living rooms — on Instagram shortly after buying it.
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They are dangerous because strangulation can happen quickly and quietly in areas normally thought to be safe, like bedrooms or living rooms.
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Soccer teams (HoloMe are in conversation with two of them) will be able to beam new signings into their supporters' living rooms.
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This Twilight Zone episode of "The Donald" playing on an endless loop for 16 months, has invaded American living rooms long enough.
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The video shows people playing games on Nintendo Switch while sitting in their living rooms, flying on planes and riding in vehicles.
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But workers keep flooding the city, so roommates jam tighter into existing housing, already sharing bathrooms and renting living rooms as bedrooms.
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Their apartment living rooms are the new urban jungles, spilling over with philodendrons, pilea (this year's "It" plant) and bird's nest ferns.
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On Monday, as the identities of more victims were reported, heartache rippled through convention halls, classrooms and living rooms across the globe.
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If you run a real estate website, you can build an algorithm that distinguishes between living rooms and kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms.
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He found dead cows, cindered garments hanging on clothes lines and living rooms engulfed in volcanic ash, looking like idle snow globes.
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As highways and streets will be modified, cars will also have different shapes and silhouettes; they may look more like living rooms.
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A three-bedroom with double living rooms and a sunroom in Inwood would seem like a dream apartment to many New Yorkers.
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Off the foyer are the dining and living rooms, both of which have walls of windows and are anchored by a fireplace.
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There are 186 affordably-priced rooms ranging from standard city-facing rooms to deluxe oceanfront suites with separate living rooms and balconies.
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The film takes viewers into the living rooms (and, in one case, the yurt) of Jews who have moved onto Palestinian land.
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But workers keep flooding the city, so roommates jam tighter into existing housing, already sharing bathrooms and renting living rooms as bedrooms.
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"It enabled us to have corner living rooms with great windows on both 96th Street and Central Park West," Ms. Ruddy said.
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They looked, too, at domestic portraits by Tina Barney, whose subjects often seem inseparable from the chintzy décor of their living rooms.
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On Monday, as the identities of more victims were revealed, heartache rippled through convention halls, classrooms and living rooms across the globe.
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It was an anachronistic future of chunky plastic mp3 players, voluminous CD binders, and thick high-definition televisions in suburban living rooms.
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Much like Pokémon Go placed cute creatures in parks and shopping malls, Ikea Place puts actual Ikea furniture in living rooms and bedrooms.
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"I spend most of my time off the grid during show season, in dingy studios, classrooms — even people's living rooms," Ms. Maino continued.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Alexa already dominates a ton of living rooms and kitchens thanks to Amazon's huge line of Echo smart speakers.
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Polk is a well known and much celebrated audio brand with a history of making pricey floor-standing speakers for audiophiles' living rooms.
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So The Mary Tyler Moore Show really changed the sound coming back from the TV into our living rooms and thusly our lives.
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A male streaker dashed across the stage -- and into American living rooms -- during the ceremony in 1974, briefly startling co-host David Niven.
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It's hard not to watch Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant invade millions of living rooms and not feel like Apple blew an opportunity.
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Get machines into the living rooms of anyone who wants one, and make it incredibly easy for them to make whatever they wish.
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"It's not language I use in public, but the sentiment is one widely shared, and intensely, in the privacy of our living rooms."
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I was already experiencing some vertigo and the various shiny objects — contemporary art and sculpture best suited for the living rooms of the .
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Combines have mostly finished churning across fields; trucks have hauled crops to grain elevators; and farmers retreat to their living rooms to rest.
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The Beam is a well-designed, extremely competent all-around smart speaker for grown-up living rooms that aren't otherwise full of tech.
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These calls include entertaining augmented-reality features that can outfit users with cat hats or turn their living rooms into animated night clubs.
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Perhaps people will enjoy watching matches in their living rooms just as much as they will in a huge arena full of spectators.
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Last year's version suffered badly from an underpowered processor, and spotty Wi-Fi, which is why it failed to disrupt living rooms forever.
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That could be quite appealing to console gamers who keep their devices in living rooms or bedrooms and away from the main router.
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Action movies that play well on the silver screen are one way to entice consumers out of their living rooms, particularly in China.
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That ambitious goal was ultimately accomplished in 1969, as millions of Americans watched Apollo 11's moon landing live from their living rooms.
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We won't likely see 8K televisions populating our living rooms anytime soon, so it's easy to consider this a display of unnecessary excess.
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It was that neutral voice that compelled Americans to welcome television newscasters Walter Cronkite or Peter Jennings into their living rooms each night.
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Oprah Winfrey has been in America's living rooms for decades, and now she appears to be making a major move — into our kitchens.
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No matter what happened on the streets of the South Bronx, inside those living rooms they had recreated a bit of Puerto Rico.
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And, of course, we anchor our living rooms with rattan coffee tables and peruse Amazon's dedicated section full of similar items and wares.
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It zigzags up and down streets and right through the middle of stores like De Biergrens, and even people's living rooms and gardens.
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If Manhattan bars often serve as communal living rooms for cramped apartment dwellers, Bar Fortuna is a luxe parlor for the downtown set.
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Like most living rooms, mine serves as the focal point of the apartment — you need to walk through it to get anywhere else.
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There are often larger and smaller sizes available on the retailer's site, but this is a very good size for most living rooms.
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More and more people purchased receivers to set up in their living rooms for listening to The Goldbergs or taking in a ballgame.
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I just use these things and whatever else I can find to turn living rooms, bedrooms, closets, and hotel rooms into recording studios.
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The 7,100 square feet of the home hold five beds, seven baths, and one of the most dramatic living rooms in Los Angeles.
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"There's a wonderful quote talking about ethnic restaurants as living rooms of the homesick, and it really is true," Mendelson Forman tells me.
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And again last winter, when Storm Desmond brought record-breaking downpours that turned roads into rivers, fields into lakes, living rooms into ponds.
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Mayer said the most popular rooms customers are trying to upgrade are living rooms, followed by bedrooms, then kid's rooms or a nursery.
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On Puerto Rico, even the concrete walls of some condominiums in San Juan had been blasted away, leaving living rooms and kitchens exposed.
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Maybe we can get this sort of gear upgraded in time for the NES Classic to bring Duck Hunt back to living rooms.
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That year his new syndicated television series, "Playboy's Penthouse," put the wiry, intense Mr. Hefner, pipe in hand, in the nation's living rooms.
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Mr. Prince kept the original Classic Six floor plan intact because he thought the formal dining and living rooms were ideal for entertaining.
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On Monday, Facebook introduced a pair of video-calling devices — Portal and Portal Plus — to help expand its reach into people's living rooms.
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And while the 65-inch is a more popular choice for most standard living rooms, there are plenty of size options to choose.
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And the most damning clips were aired in primetime, when most Americans are in their living rooms Those clips have annoyed most Republicans.
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Much of the disinformation on WhatsApp is thought to spread in chat groups, many that have hundreds of members — those larger living rooms.
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After a virus was created from mail-order DNA, scientists are sounding the alarm about the genetic tinkering in garages and living rooms.
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The state's living rooms, diners, and school gyms have traditionally been the test sites of a candidate's authenticity and ability to answer questions.
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Without depth perception, I often stumble on stairs and curbs, and sudden drop-offs, like sunken living rooms, greet me with a jolt.
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Ms. Viñas said she often installs them in living rooms with multiple seating areas, so the chairs can rotate between various conversation groups.
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Our living rooms are among their final conquests, as indoor-only cats are a phenomenon of mostly the last 70 years or so.
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Most notably, Amazon has taken a seat in consumers' living rooms with its line of Echo speakers and its Fire TV streaming devices.
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Lead prosecutor Marcia Clark became a household name during the 1994-1995 trial, which was broadcast into the living rooms of everyday Americans.
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In 1923, Calvin Coolidge's voice was heard in living rooms across the country in the first presidential address to be broadcast on radio.
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Projection mapping, also known as projected augmented reality, uses video projectors to cast light onto irregular surfaces like buildings, faces, and, yes, living rooms.
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Sofar Sounds puts on concerts in people's living rooms where fans pay $1003 to $2100 to sit silently on the floor and truly listen.
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The first step is to call it out when we see it in our houses of worship, living rooms, libraries, college campuses and kindergartens.
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This large population of workers generally has no space of their own, so they construct living rooms in public spaces during their days off.
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He ducked into living rooms, kitchens, and hospital rooms around the United States—seeing if all was well, seeing if anybody needed to talk.
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Now that he is a nightly presence in living rooms across America, those who once hated him can see why his teammates loved him.
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He slipped into living rooms and union halls to talk to nurses, construction workers, and teachers, listening to everyday people more than he spoke.
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She has sat in the living rooms of hundreds of ordinary, sometimes desperate American families who cannot read byzantine financial documents, documenting their pain.
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Either way, with a price just north of $5,500, few of us will actually be buying one for our living rooms—or fallout shelters.
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It boasts six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and two half baths, a gourmet kitchen, multiple living rooms with fireplaces, an elevator and a guesthouse.
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The rooms include Airbnb-like features, like kitchens and living rooms and will be staffed by "hosts" to help guide guests around the city.
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Summer is coming to an end, which means that soon we'll all be retreating to our living rooms and getting cozy for the winter.
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This is something the world has needed since way before ethical questions sparked media headlines, entered living rooms and showed up on government agendas.
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Increasingly coveted by hobbyists and businesses, these devices flew (as it were) off the shelves and into living rooms by the hundreds of thousands.
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Data from market research firm TrendForce suggests that falling prices have made 65-inch TVs the most popular choice for North American living rooms.
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The toy craze of 2016 has, for many Americans, been released from its temporary, concealed home beneath Christmas trees, and unleashed upon living rooms.
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Anti was hailed everywhere from RollingStone and Entertainment Weekly to the crowded dance floors and private living rooms full of girlfriends venting over drinks.
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Before the reforms, businesses like Carballo's beauty parlor existed but were illegal, so they did not market themselves and hid in shabby living rooms.
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The home also features a study, an office, and multiple dining areas, formal living rooms, sitting areas, and a large kitchen with a fireplace.
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Why we loved 'Friends' so much On September 22, 1994, America fell in love when six friends first entered living rooms across the country.
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The battle spilled into American living rooms in 9003, when the California Milk Processor Board changed the tone of its iconic "Got Milk?" campaign.
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If our chat windows function as modern living rooms, stickers offer the opportunity to appoint our walls with art from cutting-edge digital creators.
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There's already been too much puking, too many gruesome dead bodies, and too many endless scenes in mysterious glitchy galactic living rooms for that.
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Like the artworks, the videos are layered — mediated with still photos, preserved news clippings, and private scenes in yards and woods and living rooms.
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Ceiling heights in living rooms start at 22.9 feet, according to the developers, which puts them well above the condo-standard nine-foot minimum.
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But none of the passengers seemed to think anything of it; they acted as if they were at home in their own living rooms.
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At the splashy Soori High Line, at 522 West 29th Street, from the architect Soo K. Chan, some living rooms come with saltwater pools.
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I am watching national TV at night and seeing late-night hosts do their show from their living rooms, which is wild and interesting.
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Mr. Meyer and Mr. Padberg were the guys behind the wheel when "Taxi" was a wildly popular sitcom in living rooms across the country.
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For groups, Marival Distinct Luxury Residences are spacious and range from one to four bedrooms equipped with kitchens, washer/dryers, living rooms, and terraces.
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And so for the first time since 1997, Mr. Lauer did not visit the millions of American living rooms tuned in to the parade.
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I've seen living rooms — as well as tiny restaurants — with entire walls, floor to ceiling, lined with toilet-paper packages, like a gallery installation.
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Nyaka Gurung, Ms. Gurung's uncle, has built low, wooden rectangular seats along the walls, covered with rugs, a common setup in Nepalese living rooms.
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A central hallway bisects the large kitchen and a bathroom to the right, and two living rooms with large picture windows on the left.
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We're in the Reagan era now, where leftward-leaning free spirits must find solace in their living rooms, immersed in a PBS-style classicism.
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And he was training the parents of the future, delivering his message across the "vast wasteland" of television and directly into people's living rooms.
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Where it is: Everywhere in the interior design world, from home kitchens, bedrooms, and living rooms to public spaces like restaurants and hotel lobbies.
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We circled the entire country playing warehouses, basements, empty bars and nightclubs, parking lots and punk fests, living rooms, garages, and make shift art galleries.
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The CW show Roswell, which ran from 222 to 251, brought Roswell's extraterrestrial urban legends into people's living rooms — no pilgrimage to New Mexico required.
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The result was a lucrative arrangement for both men, which endured for more than a decade and brought Trump into millions of American living rooms.
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You'd think that having moveable speakers would be a boon to sprawling suburban living rooms, but actually, the LG system just isn't all that loud.
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There are also mounting privacy concerns as these assistants show up not just in people's pockets, but in their living rooms, cars, and other places.
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In the last half-dozen years, AI has creeped from the laboratory into our pockets and living rooms in products like Siri, Alexa and Cortana.
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Google, through YouTube, is looking to TV as a way to kickstart the video platform's subscription business and gain broader entry into users' living rooms.
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The retailer last year launched a 360-degree shopping experience with virtual living rooms to see how items would look in a real-world environment.
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The goal of the hardware hub is simple: to seed living rooms with its smart assistant and become an essential part of the connected home.
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I had done stuff with my sister Ann in living rooms and church groups and even drive-in movie theaters, but never anything by myself.
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Ninety-five million of us gathered in our living rooms to watch that white Ford Bronco make a comically slow-paced getaway down the 405.
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Many of them revolve around mobile gaming, using the Phab 2 Pro's extra sensors and camera capabilities to turn living rooms into virtual play spaces.
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Students will visit patients in their homes to see how they live and what behavior change looks like in living rooms instead of hospital rooms.
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Executive and luxury suites with 700 square feet are also available for even more space, with walk-in closets, sleeper sofas, and larger living rooms.
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NBC fired Mr. Lauer, a fixture in American living rooms for 20 years, after a complaint that he had inappropriate sexual contact with a subordinate.
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It's true that the sitcom spent many years steadfastly avoiding the sorts of blood-drawing, exhaustion-causing political arguments Americans have in their living rooms.
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As a novelist, Wouk could do things a historian couldn't: enter not only the living rooms but the minds of a diverse range of characters.
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The arrangement allows Mr. Bharara — already a fixture in political and media circles in New York — to expand his audience into millions of living rooms.
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After a virus was created from mail-order DNA, scientists are sounding the alarm about the genetic tinkering carried out in garages and living rooms.
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But the Ray-Danz technology actually works and results in an impressive surround effect that should cover the entirety of most average-sized living rooms.
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But in the past few years, a swell of fun-loving billys has moved offline and into people's backyards, living rooms and hastily-built barns.
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Three other families sleep on hulking inflatable mattresses that, when propped up during the day, block out the sunlight in the dining and living rooms.
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The branding played into a larger sense of community, with families across the country all making the same Friday night plans in their living rooms.
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This wave of popular media pushed into mainstream living rooms and reached beyond the pool of those who once paid attention to the incarceration system.
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Mr. Deller has installed tiny video screens in window-size cases in the museum, turning historical displays of upscale living rooms into updated everypersons' dollhouses.
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I sat in people's living rooms and heard about how they never would have dreamed of owning this home without the encouragement they heard on Sundays.
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It could also give Facebook's VR ambitions a boost, as Netflix viewers strap on Oculus Rift headsets to binge watch in virtual living rooms with friends.
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" However, that implicitly allows for hosts to put cameras in places — like living rooms or kitchens, perhaps — that Airbnb doesn't consider to be "certain private spaces.
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You see the same looks over and over: tasteful gray-and-white living rooms, the study in dark wood paneling, massive tubs in the master bath.
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For all the focus on locking down laptops and smartphones, the biggest screen in millions of living rooms remains largely unsecured, even after years of warnings.
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Netflix has helped bring blockbuster movies and some of America's favorite television shows to their subscribers' living rooms, laptops and smartphones without the hassle of advertisements.
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There are Muslims in you neighborhood hiding other Muslims, who are making bombs in their living rooms, and they're out to get you, the American people.
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I thought it looked way better than the 8K Sharp, as well as being a far more practical and "affordable" solution for almost everyone's living rooms.
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Way back in 2011, for instance, Vevo said that most of the mobile views for its music videos were actually happening in bedrooms and living rooms.
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There are a ton of TVs in living rooms without that rat's nest of cables; they're just plugged in and used with their built-in apps.
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We'd battled so hard to strip the trend of its agency, whether by composing angry Facebook posts or making catty comments in people's subpar living rooms.
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If you are also suddenly feeling dulled down by your once festive living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens, then it might be time for a winter refresh.
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In one corner, a car that gleeful CES-goers could sit in and pretend they lived in the year 2049 and cars were already living rooms.
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Kevin McFarland/Niantic/WIRED When you cover culture, you spend a lot of time inside: in movie theaters, in living rooms, in offices hunched over desks.
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We carry it with us on our daily commutes; we talk to it in our kitchens and living rooms; we take it to bed at night.
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The campaign covered the tab for many of their volunteers' transportation and helped them find housing in everything from farm houses to local supporters' living rooms.
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Reliance said customers of its Premium JioFiber services will be able to watch movies in their living rooms the same day these movies release in theaters.
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Every week, three contestants answer trivia questions out loud on TV, and in tandem, viewers try to answer trivia questions out loud in their living rooms.
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In the aftermath of the storms, one group of people shot to prominence in living rooms around the country due to media interviews: the nation's meteorologists.
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In the summer of 1973, millions of Americans gathered in their living rooms to watch former President Richard Nixon's impeachment hearings on television at 8 p.m.
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More recently, she's seen how dedicated young collectors are making their homes hospitable to plant life, kitting out their living rooms with grow lights and foggers.
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Some of our favorite artists host events in their living rooms, chicken coops, garages, and basements (we are in the basement of the Troy Laundry Building).
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What happens off the field, in the world's bars and living rooms, can be more moving and funny and compelling than the frequently boring games themselves.
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Recently, it announced a partnership with West Elm that will allow subscribers to rent "bundles" of pillows, throws and quilts for their living rooms and bedrooms.
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These are plentiful in San Martín, and make sense for groups — with small living rooms and kitchens, they are much more spacious than a traditional hotel.
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Alas, when the big boxy appliance that accompanied those TV dinners started invading living rooms in the mid-1950s, sales of paint-by-numbers kits ebbed.
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By this logic, people who kick out the cord to the television in their living rooms could curse Con Edison, rather than blame their own clumsiness.
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In her beehives and hair flips I saw the women of my childhood primping and curling and tugging and applying creams in living rooms and salons.
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The person who wants to attain the highest office in the country has to start by spending significant time in small states, in cramped living rooms.
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"When tourists flocked to Italy in the '70s, their caravans were not only their living rooms, but their bedrooms, their toilets and their kitchens," Wurm says.
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Across the country, people quit their day jobs to trade the likes of Webvan and eToys from their living rooms or glittery new E-Trade outlets.
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As I walked down the barges, maneuvering around bollards, hatch covers, cables and ropes, I felt like I was peering into a series of living rooms.
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"Things (Chinese people) are capable of doing in their living rooms" has become a hot topic on Weibo -- China's equivalent of Twitter, attracting 230 million views.
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Washington Coach Mike Neighbors falls into the former group, and he has found a silver lining to UConn's success in the living rooms of prospective recruits.
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However, we&aposd love for those six-foot controller cords to be a few feet longer, given how living rooms and dens are arranged these days.
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With food, wine and child care, living rooms are transformed into havens where immigrants can speak freely with lawyers and advocates about their rights and risks.
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Sontag was especially wary of posters that had been taken out of their context, such as the radical political posters that now adorned people's living rooms.
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Kapoor's work is perfectly suited for investment bankers' colosseum-sized living rooms, made in the same poor taste as yellow Lamborghinis and other gaudy "luxury" baubles.
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After about an hour of bushwhacking, we reached a ruin of living rooms and grain storage that has been the focus of some of his research.
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About 290 of those locations have been in the United States, where the film continues to run despite its availability in living rooms and on smartphones.
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Those who knew Mr. Singer described him in interviews as a man constantly on the move, in and out of airports, hotels, boardrooms and living rooms.
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The drama of the televised trial unfolded in Americans' living rooms — including the scene where Simpson tried on a glove that supposedly belonged to the killer.
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People stand them in their living rooms for memorial gatherings, parade them in the streets for second lines, dance with them, and take selfies with them.
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"This is the dome in the building," Hilfiger, 67, tells Architectural Digest in a video tour of the standout space just off of their main living rooms.
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Beginning this summer, bundles of West Elm textiles for living rooms and bedrooms will be available to rent through the retail rental subscription company Rent the Runway.
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Two thousand concerts already have taken place in living rooms in Boston, New York City, San Francisco and Seattle since the company was founded three years ago.
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As a result, I spend a lot of my day playing with gorgeous, perfectly lit, beautifully composed images: gardens, couture, art, intimidatingly classy living rooms, Rihanna's face.
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While fans in living rooms across America see a two-dimensional rendering of the show, fans who turn out to a bar are treated to extra sparkle.
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In the 12 years since these lady friends left our living rooms, time has been unforgiving to Carrie: With every season she became more whiny and selfish.
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Part of what made him such a controversial figure was that his physicality and blatant eroticism were beamed directly into American living rooms all over the country.
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Later, as he belted out "The Good Side", the song he's "most proud of," I realized that he's built each and every one of our living rooms.
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Along with its plug-in predecessors, the company no doubt sees the 4K set as a conduit for introducing the company's media play into users' living rooms.
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The one thing I would say, and I just did this Living Room tour where I played in living rooms, and people invited strangers into their house.
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"VOKE's technology lets fans be where the action is without ever leaving their living rooms," said James Carwana, GM of the Intel Sports Group, in a statement.
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One of my favorite headlines about this misuse of the project is, "Wi-Fi kiosks have become living rooms for vagrants," which was in the NY Post.
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The chair is already on sale, but it costs $8,000, which effectively means it's meant for public installations or the living rooms of the very, very wealthy.
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This will be a brand new take on Nathan Jessep, and I expect that Alec is going to bust through TV screens and right into living rooms.
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For five decades, the Muppets of Sesame Street have hung out in living rooms all over the world, teaching life lessons to young kids and parents alike.
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Designed by Concrete, a Dutch architecture firm, the apartments are laid out with living rooms facing the bay in order to maximize the view and natural light.
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The sprawling home has four bedrooms and four and a half baths, as well as dining and living rooms, a library and a newly renovated chef's kitchen.
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News organizations, police chiefs, the FBI, people on the scene, people watching news coverage from their living rooms — no one had any idea what was going on.
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Women across the country began forming groups in urban apartments and suburban living rooms to analyze the systemic challenges they faced and to offer one another support.
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Anthony Bourdain brought the people and cuisines of tension-filled regions like Israel and Congo directly into our living rooms, examining conflict through the lens of food.
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Often set in tasteful living rooms, they tend to feature an upper-middle-class family dealing portentously with a topical issue as it affects their narrow interests.
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His original freehand drawings provided the templates for the paint-by-numbers kits, and the results covered the empty walls of newly built postwar suburban living rooms.
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The entry-level options are so-called Overwater Suites with living rooms, large bathtubs, and private decks with shaded sitting areas and direct access to the lagoon.
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Much of Wall Street's trading force is now working home offices and living rooms, as the coronavirus pandemic has rendered the world's financial headquarters a ghost town.
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If spring is for refreshing and summer is for updating, then fall is for hibernating and preparing our bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens for shorter daylight hours.
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In the nearest tower, no more than 200 feet from where we were standing, rose a series of angular glass living rooms, each meticulously furnished, each empty.
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Music conjures spaces: churches, theaters, roadhouses, arenas, pubs, dance halls, living rooms, festival tents, and all sorts of clubs, from tenement basements to cabarets to giant warehouses.
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With her fierce opposition to Wall Street, she was never going to be fawned over at fund-raisers in Park Avenue living rooms and at Greenwich estates.
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"We have to use popular culture to reach into the living rooms of the youth of America, of Britain, France, Germany, and bring them in," he said.
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Candidates typically lavish the state and its voters with attention, holding small town halls in living rooms, coffee shops, and trudging through the snow to shake hands.
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And at the University of Minnesota, landscaping crews bought bottles of skunk essence to spray on their live spruces — ones that were never meant for living rooms.
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Here to add to the discourse, Ikea has released its own AR app to help customers visualize what their furniture might look like in their own living rooms.
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Its flexible nature, letting users play games both on the go and in their living rooms, has helped Nintendo re-carve out its place in the gaming landscape.
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In "Massage the History," Jamie uses as his source material videos he found online of African American teenagers performing a ritualized sex-dance performance in their living rooms.
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Framed photos on the walls show Toan's infinity mirror, in which real living rooms are cut and pasted into virtual ones, and recast into a physical space again.
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CONCORD, N.H. (Reuters) - The road to victory in New Hampshire's critical Democratic primary on Tuesday may run through the living rooms of people like Gerri and Ron King.
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In my neighborhood, it could be raining fire outside, but the air-conditioners will keep our living rooms at a steady 18 degrees Celsius (about 64 degrees Fahrenheit).
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At No. 215, with 130 units, floors will be styled in herringbone patterns, including the white oak versions in living rooms and the marble ones in the baths.
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That is unlikely to help China emulate the success of America's television shows, which project an attractive vision of American culture into people's living rooms the world over.
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This time, it's Patrik Schumacher, company director and senior designer at the prestigious architecture firm Zaha Hadid Architects, positing that young people today simply don't need living rooms.
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Samsung started showcasing MicroLED last year with The Wall, and at CES 2019 it unveiled a 75-inch 4K MicroLED TV that could fit in many living rooms.
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Google added a new Hub Max model this year that does have a camera, with Google pitching it as designed for shared spaces like living rooms and kitchens.
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There were probably thousands of people who played this game in arcades and in their living rooms who never even knew about what lurked down in the depths.
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Game of Thrones, TV's alpha show then as now, gave us its third and finest season, with a penultimate episode that had people staggering from their living rooms.
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It feels strange, with augmented reality still new, to invite characters into our living rooms, but Conker's lovable design makes him a charming enough house guest in theory.
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Divers seeking a glimpse of these fish contribute to coastal economies, while stunning documentary footage brings these beautiful creatures onto screens and into living rooms across the world.
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Hopefully this news will reach the living rooms of all Americans, because I have faith the great people of this country do not support a war like this.
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Castles in the United States and abroad have become popular wedding sites, in part because they show up in living rooms and movie theaters on a regular basis.
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K.' '' Carmichael headed west in 2008, crashing in shared studio apartments and hitting open-mike nights not just at proper clubs but also in living rooms and bars.
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Especially because, to offset rent increases over the years, all the apartments in the building have taken on additional tenants, converting living rooms and large closets into bedrooms.
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The airy living rooms, lined in rustic ship-lapped timber, have sculptural ceilings that rise to a peak, illuminated naturally from above by a light-bouncing periscope window.
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But as meaningful access withered alongside print media, a new generation of sportswriters decided they would just stay in their living rooms and take their shots from there.
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They worry that people will be reluctant to buy tickets if they can see the same film in their living rooms just a few weeks (or days) later.
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The regulars come from every ethnic group and occupation, making certain restaurants and bars their living rooms and dining rooms, where they discover community, nourishment, sometimes even love.
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There were just eight or so artists who operated from their living rooms or at kitchen tables in squalid corners of the city, like the Lower East Side.
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The genre is thriving on streaming services because of the minimal buy-in from subscribers — viewers looking for often formulaic satisfaction without having to leave their living rooms.
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Tenants can use the common areas, which Bungalow furnishes — fully equipped kitchens, living rooms with sofas and flat-screen televisions, as well as dining tables and general decor.
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The company, set to go public later this year, allows people to replicate the experience of being in a fancy workout class without ever leaving their living rooms.
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Abovitz sees future Magic Leap products as devices for everyone to wear all the time, including students, business users and regular consumers at home in their living rooms.
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For example, advertisers can design "takeovers" that will see their products appear prominently in all scenes set in living rooms or breakfast environments across the publisher&aposs videos.
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Every few years, one of the big video game companies comes out with a new box that it wants consumers to make space for in their living rooms.
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The public hearings were initially conceived as a way to bring weeks of closed-door testimony into Americans' living rooms, and convince voters that Trump's impeachment is warranted.
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It evokes that period when the late '70s met the early '80s, when kilim rugs and sunken living rooms faded into marble surfaces and Art Deco-inspired touches.
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Above all, it's time for this industry that we honor during award season and see year-round in our living rooms to reflect the diversity of this country.
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Each episode takes us inside the communal homes of America's up-and-coming comedians and culminates in an intimate stand-up performance in living rooms, backyards, and garages.
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"One of the important things that happened during Ahed's case is that it was able to bring back the issue of occupation into Israelis' living rooms," Lasky argues.
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All we wanted to do whenever this song came on was clear away all the furniture in our living rooms and try to imitate this guy's dance moves.
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One-acts published in periodicals, such as the NAACP's Crisis or the Urban League's Opportunity, were read aloud in black churches, schools, barber shops, beauty salons, and living rooms.
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Alessandra's modernist retreat, which goes for $2,230 per night, features a spectacular view over Ipanema Beach, a sauna, two living rooms and an infinity plunge pool on the terrace.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty Images)The evolutionary journey of how dogs came to occupy millions of human living rooms is a complicated one, filled with detours and false starts.
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It'll also be interesting to see if people actually get together to watch these in the same room, or find some sort of solace in their own living rooms.
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As "Jeopardy!" host, Trebek has graced millions of living rooms for 35 years and more than 8,000 episodes -- the most by a presenter of any single TV game show.
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But the device comes with one clear drawback: while the controller is great, its wire is far too short, making it a challenge to play in many living rooms.
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These users would be able to connect with one of American Well's doctors and its broader network of large hospitals via a live video feed in their living rooms.
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The scorched remains of a melted swing set, charred cars and ashy, exposed living rooms are all that's left in the burned out neighborhoods of the city in Alberta.
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But, while some of us may be content having a dance party in our living rooms, some of us may be itching to learn about technique from the pros.
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It's in stark contrast to people having to prop their phones up to watch a class or working out in their living rooms because it's where their TV is.
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Fast-forward a few decades and the American arcade has died, largely the result of increasingly inexpensive gaming systems that have brought high-end experiences into people's living rooms.
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Roca estimated that Rakuten TV would be available on more than 80 percent of the smart TVs that occupy increasingly large amounts of wallspace in living rooms around Europe.
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Maybe it's due to the simplicity of the scenes she depicts; her slender subjects lay on park benches, swim in pools, and sit and smoke cigarettes in living rooms.
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The set-top box has truly lived, from its starring role in living rooms across the country, to garbage in a landfill, to being reborn as a $50 antenna.
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Nintendo shared a design of what the Nintendo Switch pop-ups will look like, which appear to be glass-walled living rooms that could be placed just about anywhere.
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But then came the juggernaut: 2008's "Jizz in My Pants," the first single from their debut album Incredibad, which blasted the group into living rooms across the globe.
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For that price, they got 29,2345 square feet of space, nine bedrooms and 212½ bathrooms, as well as two kitchens, numerous living rooms and an abundance of natural light.
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The technology uses modular furniture and software that makes your furniture reconfigurable, transforming small spaces from living rooms into bedrooms and even workspaces with the push of a button.
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Big Mouth Billy Bass, the famed talking fish known for hanging inside garages and living rooms, was created by Gemmy Industries in 2000 and went on to make millions.
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Rather than a typical cramped dorm room, CCU's student housing offers two and three bedroom apartments with full kitchens and living rooms, and in some cases patios or balconies.
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This seems especially true on debate nights, when it feels like the candidates have brought their ideas, their barbs and their zippy one-liners right into our living rooms.
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Jordan was literally surrounded by hungry Game of Thrones fanatics who treated the theater like their slovenly living rooms, where they worship their television screens with slack-jawed reverence.
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For the first time, Bethesda was genuinely gunning for the console market—however, these guys achieved it, they had to sell The Elder Scrolls to living rooms, not desktops.
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His death has become the talk of the town in the conservative quarters of Gaza, the Palestinian coastal territory, endlessly discussed in living rooms, at checkpoints and in cabs.
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"Lemonade" feels like a cultural rebuke on behalf of lots of aching women, whether they're standing on that plantation porch, watching from their living rooms, or running for president.
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The lobby is an arched bridge that lets locomotives go under it, and in "living rooms" patrons can sit on swirly chairs and watch them zoom by all day.
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My reporting usually begins with going wherever people are — with face-to-face conversations, handshakes, and smiles in living rooms, barbershops, corner stores, bus stops, parks, bars, and blacktops.
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"I was more interested in the living rooms of these communist parties, the non-spectacular places where they're doing their day-to-day business, their everyday work," he said.
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There are formal dining rooms, separate kitchens featuring hand-painted cabinet doors, living rooms with thick crown molding and master bathrooms awash in white statuary marble and fluted glass.
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A seven-foot surge from Pamlico Sound washed over the island, gushing into people's living rooms and burbling up through their heating vents and the cracks in their floorboards.
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Televised hearings would bring presidential criminality into living rooms across the country, and when it became clear that Republicans in Congress were now favoring impeachment, Nixon chose to resign.
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Ornate wrought-iron gates enclose the doors to the two main entrances, which open to a large central foyer with a seating area, one of three designated living rooms.
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The high-ceilinged house, which also includes a garage, contains nearly 215.5,500 square feet, with four bedrooms, four and a half baths, two living rooms and a home office.
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But it was John McCain who brought that mistreatment viscerally into American living rooms, through a harrowing hospital-bed interview broadcast by CBS News in the fall of 1967.
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Instagram is overgrown with images of women loping naked through the woods and giving birth in living rooms, tagged #wildwoman or #witch or #laloba, the Spanish feminine for wolf.
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In life, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was renowned for being an Emmy-Award winning preacher who brought Catholicism into American living rooms as television became popular in the 1950s.
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Related: Iconic Buildings Find Their Spirit Animals in New Illustration Series These Illustrations of Iconic Sitcom Living Rooms Will Feed Your 90s Charming Illustrations Color Women and Their Essentials
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The powerful film brings us into the living rooms and lives of four Black women: Saffronia (Megan Kimberly Smith), Sarah (Ledisi Young), Peaches (Aisha Hinds), and Sweet Thing (Dana Gourrier).
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The Bloomberg report also mentioned that Facebook had "already found in focus-group testing" that users were wary of a "Facebook-branded device in their living rooms," which... well, duh.
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We turn on the Nests in our living rooms, catch up on email on our MacBooks and gaze for hours at the tablets and smartphones we hold in our hands.
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West Elm will offer 26 exclusive bundles of decorative pillows, throws, shams, quilts, and coverlets designed for living rooms and bedrooms through Rent the Runway's $159 a month unlimited subscription.
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Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live lets players attend a virtual Miku concert from the comfort of their living rooms, complete with pumping glow sticks, on-stage theatrics, and intimate encores.
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Full body sensor suits, new types of controllers and next-gen peripherals will all have a much easier time getting from development to people's living rooms because of the integrations.
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It's ideal for living rooms, office spaces, and large rooms, and gives you the flexibility to choose exactly how long you want the purifier to operate at any given time.
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The sound was pretty damn loud (certainly loud enough for most living rooms) and the beads vibrated around, showing that the TV screen was actually being used as a speaker.
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It's best experienced in home cinemas, living rooms or otherwise in spaces where sound can propagate before it hits the listener, to give that "being part of the sound" effect.
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Now let me tell you about Bachchan the TV star -- a role that brought him right into the living rooms of millions of Indians and even closer to his fans.
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With living rooms also potentially packed with pricey presents under the Christmas tree, it's not a bad idea to boost the security and visibility of your home during the holidays.
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Wandering into our living rooms, listening for our voice commands, pulling random bits of trivia from the web, spitting out weather forecasts, and controlling a growing number of home appliances.
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You know when you're watching a movie or TV show set in the future and the world of tomorrow features video displays for phone calls in kitchens and living rooms?
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"I challenge anyone to explain why the state has a legitimate interest in protecting the public from rogue interior designers carpet-bombing living rooms with ugly throw pillows," Ohlhausen said.
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AD's video, below, takes a peek at the living rooms of seven other famous names: George Clooney, Jennifer Aniston, Will Ferrell, Rob Lowe, Kim Cattrall, Ellen Pompeo, and Diane Keaton.
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Friday File Three days after Americans watched the Georgia peanut farmer they'd elected move into the White House, Kunta Kinte burst into their living rooms and stayed for a week.
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But just two years later, about 6 million TV sets found their way into living rooms, and the prevalence of television news and entertainment in American life exploded from there.
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They may, for example, have to negotiate access to villages not with commanders on the ground but with middle-aged men sitting in living rooms in Washington, Oslo or Dortmund.
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Steinway executives said they dreamed of a day when the company's pianos filled living rooms across China and the company name was as well known in the country as Gucci.
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There are also indoor and outdoor dining areas, and elegant living rooms in stone and terra-cotta, all linked with arches that open on to the pool and the garden.
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She imagines them at home in their living rooms, a bowl of dog food by the door, a cup of cold tea that has steeped too long on the counter.
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Radio went from public and collective to private and personal; it was now beamed into living rooms over elegant art deco receivers and state-of-the-art phonograph-radio combinations.
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In the 60s, living rooms were starting to be filled with televisions, and the news and sad nature of global conflict and politics were more accessible than they'd ever been.
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At some point, our living rooms and closets get full and we don't need any more of this stuff, so we spend less and less on it as prices fall.
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But as rainmakers in other divisions like investment banking moved to work from their living rooms, some of Wall Street's most important traders have still been trekking into the office.
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"What we've got here is a conversation that is taking place in living rooms, in board rooms, in City Councils around the country," said Michael Lilliquist, a Bellingham council member.
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For more than a decade, it has been an elusive dream for election officials: a smartphone app that would let swaths of voters cast their ballots from their living rooms.
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Through the invaluable assistance of local translators whom I met via Dr. Garb, I spoke with dozens of people — in living rooms and medical clinics, at scrapyards, on bustling streets.
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Following the runaway success of the original Echo device, Amazon has launched a dizzying number of new Alexa-powered products to get its gadgets in more living rooms and kitchens.
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While the public demonstrations have caught the nation's attention, a quieter movement is also happening in living rooms and at dining room tables in the city and around the country.
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She taught her tools in living rooms and classrooms — "if someone was dumb enough to lend us one," she said — and back in New York, at the Feminist Art Institute.
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And TVs come out of the box with insanely stupid default settings designed to make them look good in big box stores, not faithfully playing movies and TV in living rooms.
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Another Tango app is the oddly spelled "Woorld", which lets users fill their living rooms with virtual flowers, houses and rocket ships, all of which will interact appropriately with the scenery.
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But it was RuPaul's Drag Race, the Emmy award–winning show, that truly brought drag culture — and, with it, RuPaul — out from gay bars and ballrooms and into people's living rooms.
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And state media has reported that people are running around their apartments — in circles around beds, or in their living rooms; one man ran about 62 miles in his living room.
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Forty-eight million viewers from living rooms across America tuned in to watch; courtside, fans wore handmade buttons featuring phrases like "I'm with Billie Jean" and waved banners in the air.
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The console's success will be crucial to Nintendo as the firm still places console gaming at the centre of its business, even as casual gaming shifts from living rooms to smartphones.
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As a person who lives and breathes internet video, I'm pretty excited to be going back to the big picture form factor and invading all y'all's living rooms on the regular.
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Amazon, on the other hand, sees its devices as a way into living rooms and a delivery system for sales and is fine with licensing its tech before making its own.
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The Danish illustrator and animator draws people whose inner emotional states bleed into their surrounding environment, rendering offices, living rooms, and what appears to be an art museum into visual bedlam.
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While users with wall-mounted TVs definitely don't need the Playbase, folks with a free-standing television — a constituency that Sonos knows well — will love this addition to their living rooms.
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Well, hopefully not anyway TC: But about you, Facebook Inc, putting an all-seeing-eye-cum-Internet-connected-listening-post into people's living rooms and kids' bedrooms… MZ: What about it?
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Mercifully, modern home entertainment systems have reached a degree of sophistication where living rooms can now be turned into personal cinemas, complete with booming surround sound and wall-sized TV screens.
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"Jedi Challenges" is a great deal of fun, and has the extra convenience of being the kind of thing fans -- and now, two people -- can easily enjoy in their living rooms.
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And yet, people still want to see good people go bad; it is always going to be alluring for viewers to cross moral boundaries from the safety of their living rooms.
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I spent 30-something years as a full-time newspaper person and I've been welcomed into people's living rooms and shoved out of them; infrequently from the same room within minutes.
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Sleeping quarters with 13 bedrooms (many with fireplaces and canopied beds), 12 modern bathrooms and two small living rooms are on the floor above, and staff quarters are in the basement.
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After months of working 14-hour days in living rooms and coffee shops and soliciting investments from family and friends ("angel investors," in startup parlance), they're able to broaden their headcount.
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Now, boutique studios have tried to match that blend of intensity and teamwork — witness Peloton turning exercise bikes in living rooms into a link to a larger community — while lowering costs.
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And even as trans people on television are increasingly beamed into living rooms across the country, we're also seeing an uptick of violence against the most marginalized members of our community.
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The downfall of Mr. Lauer, a presence in American living rooms for more than 20 years, adds to a head-spinning string of prominent firings over sexual harassment and abuse allegations.
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As a trio, Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas, and Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes kicked their way into our living rooms, condom-covered oversized trousers flapping about in the process.
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As to whether he thought because parties were held in the homes of socially prominent people simply because the living rooms were large and the acoustics were good, he didn't say.
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There's the prevalence of brass, the ubiquitous arches and the ambient influence of the '70s and '80s: that era of sunken living rooms, scalloped seating and "Golden Girls" peaches and pinks.
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But once again—with a lack of imagination that equated fundraising with pocketing checks in Park Avenue living rooms—the media failed to appreciate this new-fangled gizmo called the internet.
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Collectors can deduct the market value of any art, cash and stocks they donate to their museums or foundations, even when those are only a stone's throw from their living rooms.
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As the bands play, viewers share photos as they dance in their living rooms, with the bar's staples -- cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and fried bologna sandwiches -- in hand, she said.
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In the past, those might have been relegated to a few bars or living rooms, but now they exist in darker corners of some of the most popular social networking sites.
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"I've sat in the living rooms of friends and family who have lost loved ones to this tragic addiction," Bradford County Commissioner Doug McLinko writes in a statement on his website.
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For a brief moment, I fantasized that my friends and I could watch TV "together" again, each from the comfort of our own living rooms after our kids went to bed.
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When Ronald Reagan ran for president, he relied heavily on the avuncular intimacy he'd created with the American people after years of appearing on their television screens, in their living rooms.
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But we're not far from a world in which our cartoon twins will show up in hologram form in our friend's living rooms on our behalf, tiny ambassadors sent in our stead.
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It had rained so hard for so long that Houston's swamps and reservoirs and drainage canals filled up, which meant that the city's kitchens and living rooms and dens filled up next.
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But come December 7, 20-year-old Maddie Baillio will be singing and dancing her way though living rooms across America, as the star of NBC's latest musical theater special, Hairspray Live!
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This model is a 3.1 setup, which means it includes the bar and a very thin subwoofer, which is perfect for people living in smaller apartments or with mid-sized living rooms.
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Significant to these anti-war protests was the CNN effect—Vietnam was the United States' first televised war, allowing Americans sightlines of a war fought in their name from their living rooms.
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Survivors planned the "March For Our Lives" from their parents' living rooms just days after they saw their friends gunned down in classrooms and hallways by a 173-year-old former student.
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Survivors planned the "March For Our Lives" from their parents' living rooms just days after they saw their friends gunned down in classrooms and hallways by a 19-year-old former student.
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Like many North Americans, my first exposure to Swedish meatballs—or, let's be honest, Swedish cuisine entirely—came after several hours of wandering through showcase living rooms crowded with brightly colored furniture.
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ET. The console's success will be crucial to Nintendo as the firm still places console gaming at the centre of its business, even as casual gaming shifts from living rooms to smartphones.
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They don't know what from their time is going to make it onto the cutting room floor and what will end up airing in the living rooms of almost eight million viewers.
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Cause a man with a tow truck repossessed my car As its title suggests, it was a track with a message—bringing the plight of the urban ghetto into American living rooms.
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So many of those consciousness-raising groups of the '60s and '70s met in the living rooms of suburban ranch houses, the very domestic spaces that served as site of women's oppression.
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Along with a pool and spa, the crib had a fitness room, 2 formal living rooms, an outdoor dining gazebo and 3 fire pits -- it gets cold in the desert at night.
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Much of Malick Sidibe's work hangs abroad now, but an archive of photos of Malian grandfathers and mothers in their coolest sunglasses must hang in hundreds of living rooms around the country.
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On every screen in front of me, baby animals are barking and squealing in fake living rooms to maintain the illusion that we're not pumping this stuff out on an industrial scale.
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Twitter is making a play for people's living rooms, unveiling an app on Wednesday for Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Microsoft's Xbox One that will showcase its bet on live content.
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More than ever people are watching TV away from their living rooms which has forced the MVPDs to adjust by creating apps like the ones we are starting to see on Roku.
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TOKYO — When flat-screen televisions began replacing boxy analog sets in the world's living rooms more than a decade ago, few companies bet bigger on the new technology than Sharp of Japan.
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Philly's DIY music community became my world, and I learned more in basements, living rooms, and in the dusty stacks at my college radio station, WKDU, than I ever did in class.
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Devoted Vogue readers will be able to bring a touch of the magazine to their living rooms — and not just as a thoughtfully arranged stack of old issues on the coffee table.
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It was a fact that seemed monstrously absurd as the media set about filling the world's living rooms with images of mourning parents waiting for news in the nightmare hours that followed.
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The large living rooms with kitchens make it easy to get ready together or play fun party games before taking a walk over to the French Quarter to ramp up the night.
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The composer Frank Loesser, known for "Guys and Dolls" and other Broadway hits, wrote it in 1944 for himself and his wife Lynn Loesser to perform for friends in their living rooms.
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Light filtering blinds can cut the sun's harsh glare while still allowing in plenty of light and are great for kitchens or living rooms, but you'll want blackout blinds for your bedroom.
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At the origins of the pastime — mid-18th-century England — women, shut out from most colleges and learned gatherings, opened their living rooms to male luminaries in an effort at intellectual autonomy.
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Over passed appetizers, intimate dinners and private board room meet-and-greets, a parade of nationally ambitious Democrats have been cycling through the offices and living rooms of the Manhattan money set.
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While they maintained and restored prewar finishes, like the moldings, they also converted a study into a full bedroom and knocked down walls separating the kitchen from the dining and living rooms.
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The San Francisco-based Bungalow, which typically works with owners of small buildings, offers some of the least expensive co-living rooms in New York, based on a comparison of prices online.
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Four years of watching it all come to life in conference rooms and living rooms and rehearsal rooms and workshops and an out-of-town theater and then, finally, a Broadway stage.
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She was willing to overlook the fact that the bathrooms weren't the size of living rooms, and that the lights, powered by an aging electrical system, tended to flicker during summer storms.
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"It's increasingly obvious that candidates that frequent N.H. venues, living rooms and larger, are those that pull ahead in support here," Democratic former state Senate President Sylvia Larsen said in an email.
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Sony helped pioneer the Blu-ray disc in the early 2000s, hoping to replace DVDs with a new disc format capable of delivering high-definition 1080p video straight to consumers' living rooms.
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Mirriad CEO Stephan Beringer said advertisers can use its technology to, say, have their products or ads appear in all scenes set in living rooms or breakfast environments across Condé Nast properties.
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Critics of Apple have accused the company of failing to innovate, relying on iPhone addiction to drive its business while letting consumers' living rooms get taken over by Netflix and Amazon's Alexa.
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This point touches on the profound: with advances in virtual-reality technology, people may someday find themselves in a world where back yards, spacious living rooms, and spectacular views are less precious.
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Jazz, blues, art and especially dance are woven into a matrix of great joy and ineffable sadness, of derelict lofts and quiet living rooms where people talk, muse and look out windows.
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The band's success carved a larger space for women in emo, as they took the band out of Midwestern basements and living rooms, and across the country on a relentless touring schedule.
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Thanks to the growth of online marketplaces, accessible technology for getting around security restrictions, and the decriminalization of ticket resales in some states, scalpers can cash in without leaving their living rooms.
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JW: We're very proud to bring figure skating to American living rooms, and we're very proud to educate people in a different way than maybe they have over the last many moons.
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A new episode—"Where No Man Has Gone Before," starring William Shatner as James T. Kirk—was filmed, NBC picked up the show, and Star Trek eventually hit American living rooms on Sept.
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When Ariana Grande confirmed that she wouldn't be attending the Grammys this year, we were a little sad that we wouldn't be able to sing along to "7 Rings" in our living rooms.
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Here in the 21st century, though, Williamson campaigns for president in small rooms, private spaces in the back of restaurants, comfortable house parties in living rooms, at the end of 14-hour days.
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Whatever the case, the best way for Nintendo to return to living rooms across America is to sell the hardware in stores at retail price, not through eBay accounts at an exorbitant upcharge.
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In reality, the people reviewing systems like these – tech reporters, generally – face this exact problem, with Fire TVs, Apple TVs, Chromecasts, Rokus, and other gaming consoles and boxes cluttering up their living rooms.
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But there's a simpler way to understand the Beam — people really want to upgrade their TV sound, they want smart speakers, and they really don't want multiple speaker systems in their living rooms.
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That's because, like most of the devices Amazon makes, the product isn't really about the hardware at all — it's a content delivery channel that's helped the company land in millions of living rooms.
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Making the most of the fact that lots of twenty-somethings live in actual, multi-story houses (sometimes with little gardens!), there are plenty of makeshift clubs going down in people's living rooms.
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We've been working on them in our living rooms and in the studio for the last two years so I really can't wait to just get out there and travel with my music.
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IKEA brought to life some of the most iconic living rooms from the beloved TV shows Friends, The Simpsons and Stranger Things, using only its own furniture pieces, in its latest ad campaign.
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The Cloverfield Paradox did away with all of that, strutting into our living rooms unannounced with all the confidence of a new Beyoncé album—and none of the quality to back it up.
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She photographed a statue of Justice victoriously lifting her sword and scales over the crumpled bones of a church, then recorded ragged building walls guarding living rooms reduced to carpets of pulverized brick.
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If you believe in the kind of future envisioned by Google, Amazon and Apple, search and interaction will probably be governed by a persistent, semi-omniscient entity that sits inside our living rooms.
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Most of the model homes I toured that day in Elk Grove did not have formal living rooms or dining rooms, floor-plan staples in new homes for at least a hundred years.
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But that does not mean all is lost (at least if we all intend to keep getting out of bed every day, if only to sit in our living rooms in our pajamas).
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Bronze handles, shaped like the tower and made by P. E. Guerin Hardware, adorn doors to the living rooms, which have floor-to-ceiling windows and, in some cases, an adjacent wet bar.
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The pronouncements and maneuvers in world capitals have reverberated through the kitchens and living rooms of farmers, who were targets in part because they are big exporters and core supporters of Mr. Trump.
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In reporting for a book, I got to spend lots of hours over two years sitting down with hockey's most prominent coaches to watch game films, often in their living rooms or offices.
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The sets themselves, each designed to look like a brightly lit version of a neutral upscale kitchen, or sitting alcove, or living room with two other living rooms inside it, felt unusually cavernous.
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The sets themselves, each designed to look like a brightly lit version of a neutral upscale kitchen, or sitting alcove, or living room with two other living rooms inside it, felt unusually cavernous.
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The House was coming into people's living rooms via C-Span and then regularly on the nightly news because what we did could be picked up regularly for nightly stories about the House.
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The San Francisco Proper Hotel is beautifully-designed, from the bright whimsy of the lobby "living rooms" to the layered patterns of guest rooms, plus the sophisticated-but-fun Restaurant and glamorous rooftop.
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I spent hours staring into each remarkably detailed room, imagining I had transported myself to the past and had secretly slipped into the grand entrances, libraries, living rooms, and bedrooms of people's homes.
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More than anything else, it will resemble a societywide conversation, consisting of millions of smaller local ones, convened by ordinary citizens in living rooms, churches, schools, workplaces, libraries, municipal buildings, and other venues.
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Voters prefer to watch movies in their living rooms, so you have to lure them out of the house—hence the barrage of screenings attached to luncheons and Q. and A.s with stars.
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Imagine the writing-class version of your students spread out in their living rooms, parts scattered in an organized way around them, photos and instructions taped to a nearby wall, wrench in hand.
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Fast-forward to today and our patients have more options than ever in where to fill their prescriptions, from right in our offices to ordering online from their living rooms or smart phones.
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Companies like Splacer, Peerspace and Thisopenspace allow ordinary New Yorkers to turn their living rooms into venues for corporate retreats or baby showers, charging as much as a guest is willing to pay.
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But starting next month, Mr. Trump's most visible business interest will be beamed directly into millions of American living rooms: "The Celebrity Apprentice" is back, and the president-elect is coming with it.
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According to floor plans obtained by the Washingtonian magazine, the home will have 25 bathrooms, 11 bedrooms, five living rooms, three kitchens, two workout rooms, two elevators and a 1,500-square-foot ballroom.
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While Mark Zuckerberg says that what he calls "the digital town square" will continue to be important, the product itself will attempt to draw you into virtual living rooms: private groups, events, and messages.
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The People's Billionaire Trump got the chance to solidify his new image when he was offered a starring role in an actual TV show, "The Apprentice," that brought his act into America's living rooms.
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Amazon's Alexa is among the most ubiquitous personal voice assistants on the planet, and it also happens to live inside the living rooms and bedrooms of millions of Alexa device owners around the world.
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It sounds unsettling, and Alphabet-owned Nest even resisted the urge to release an Echo-like product for fear that consumers would reject the idea of Google listening to us in our living rooms.
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He followed Bazan into the living rooms that he plays in on tour, the home that he misses when he's out on the road, and the studio that he spilled it all out in.
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Taking advantage of an unusual angled lot line, the Noma promises that all units on the eastern side of the building will have direct views of the Empire State Building from their living rooms.
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The US Department of Energy is funding MIT research to develop plants that glow—in hopes to someday create plants that could illuminate whole living rooms and sidewalks from the light of their leaves.
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As a war correspondent in his youth, he was one of the few U.S. reporters covering Vietnam who broke away from scripted press briefings and brought battles — and official contradictions — into Americans' living rooms.
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While most people are focused on organizing their closets, kitchens, and living rooms, another important place in need of tidying and where you actually spend the majority of your days is your office desk.
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These are not micro-units, nor are they like WeWork's WeLive housing developments, where residents have their own small kitchens, living rooms and bathrooms but share common event space and industrial appliances for parties.
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It recently announced that it had partnered with Rent the Runway to provide subscribers with "curated bundles" of throws and pillows for living rooms and blankets or quilts, throw pillows and shams for bedrooms.
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After a day strolling the gravel paths, visiting the alpacas, a late afternoon swim in the pool and a simple dinner by his chef, his guests will gather in one of the living rooms.
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They worry that moviegoers will be reluctant to buy tickets if they know they can catch the same film just a few weeks (or days) later in their living rooms, and for less money.
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While financial-services firms are considered essential businesses, much of Wall Street's trading force is now working from home offices and living rooms, even if some banks dragged their heels in blessing the migration.
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The article describes the home of Nyaka Gurung (shown above): Nyaka Gurung, Ms. Gurung's uncle, has built low, wooden rectangular seats along the walls, covered with rugs, a common setup in Nepalese living rooms.
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Really, though, such has been life here for many months, as candidates have crisscrossed the state meeting voters — in living rooms and diners, in barns and basement community centers, and in cavernous school gymnasiums.
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But it did bring Daniels' side of the story into millions of American living rooms on a Sunday night, elevating her already considerable fame and adding to the headaches facing the Trump White House.
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When the sun slants through a bay of small arched windows in the morning, it casts the room in a nearly identical chiaroscuro, which migrates into the dining and living rooms throughout the afternoon.
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Sports of The Times When Coach Stephanie Gaitley is out recruiting for her Fordham women's basketball team and sitting in the living rooms of potential players and their parents, she gives an unconventional spiel.
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These are not micro-units, nor are they like WeWork's WeLive housing developments, where residents have their own small kitchens, living rooms and bathrooms but share common event space and industrial appliances for parties.
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Then as now, Americans fretted not only over the Kremlin's machinations but also over the ways in which a pervasive new medium was simultaneously bringing people closer while turning living rooms into isolated bubbles.
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That means these conspiracy theories aren't just delivered to the living rooms of voters; they are echoed through the halls of the White House; they are repeated through the phones of the West Wing.
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Each room is a world unto itself, from domestic spaces like living rooms and bedrooms, to public spaces, like a church, to retail spaces like a sports bar, a convenience mart, and a wig shop.
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Kathy Griffin's photo of a fake, bloody Trump head has would-be buyers chomping at the bit to have it hanging in their living rooms ... but the photog has his price, and it's mighty steep.
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In fully driverless mode, however, Habib and Albaisa noted vehicles could be transformed into mobile living rooms or offices, with steering wheels retracting and seats being allowed to swivel so occupants can face one another.
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Wolf is coming to laptops and living rooms everywhere with a weekly Netflix show called The Break, which promises to make fun of everyone and everything, and only be political when it wants to be.
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Once Caavo is ready to enter living rooms later this year (it's projected to start taking pre-orders this summer for a 5,000 unit limited run), it won't be cheap: the starting price is $399.
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The future may hold a whole host of other innovations that radically change our in-car experiences, whether it's super intelligent voice command, gesture-based controls, or even fully autonomous cars outfitted like living rooms.
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Social gaming is more popular than ever, and Nintendo has an opportunity to produce the first mobile hardware that's powerful enough and complex enough to detach competitive multiplayer gaming from living rooms and computer desks.
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" From Capitol Hill to San Francisco's Castro district, Comey's appearance attracted television "watch parties" beckoning politics buffs to taverns, restaurants and living rooms to view an event some likened to the "Super Bowl of Washington.
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It gained access to American living rooms by buying Al Gore's Current TV. But that network was already struggling to gain audience share, and once branded as Al Jazeera, it soon lost even more viewers.
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In living rooms across the Rust Belt, people are learning that Trump has hopscotched across 12 countries in search of the cheapest places to manufacture his line of luxury dress shirts, suits, ties, and accessories.
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The biggest problem with the NES Classic Edition — besides it being sold out everywhere — is that the tiny console's wired controllers are far too short, making it a challenge to play in most living rooms.
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Circus Network, a Porto-based cultural organization and gallery space, recently commissioned a cohort of Portuguese artists to reimagine kitschy porcelain pups, a sculptural element commonly found in the living rooms of little old ladies.
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They've been knocking around since 2005, playing basements, garages, living rooms, squats, warehouses, banquet halls, high school auditoriums, Adriatic beach resorts, abandoned Soviet furniture factories, and public park gazebos—anywhere that will have them, really.
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The reality is often a messy, frustrating, and unbelievably lonely one, lived out in living rooms, with this little human being at the center of it all who you want to do the best for.
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" Online, white supremacists spread their message "not through crosses burned on front lawns, but through little bits of conversation shared on Twitter," Mr. Milner said, "that then spread to classrooms and bars and living rooms.
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The shows and Globo are the national soundtrack, the running din in living rooms and restaurants, as well as countless taxis with dashboard TVs, adding an unscripted element of suspense for everyone on the road.
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The doors opened to reveal finely detailed living rooms and food storehouses, while the sticks and acorns scattered across the ground could all be picked and thrown with a click of a Vive controller's button.
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But in comparable developments after 230, the agency found that as kitchens have been opened up to adjoining dining or living rooms, the average kitchen now takes up about 2157 percent of the entire apartment.
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The hotel's 260 modern studios, one- and two-bedroom suites and penthouses all feature living rooms and fully equipped kitchens with stainless-steel Celador countertops, custom cabinetry and Fisher Paykel cooktops, ovens, microwaves and refrigerators.
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As he has demonstrated in televised Judiciary Committee hearings, as well as in fire-and-brimstone speeches in modest living rooms, he does not always have the best intuition for how to modulate his rhetoric.
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"I spent the entire first part of this campaign just going to people's living rooms and having them invite their neighbors, and just doing little coffee parties for like six or seven months," she said.
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Still, these appearances are a far cry from Ms. Kelly's previous perch as a daily presence in American living rooms, first in prime time on Fox News and then, less successfully, in the 9 a.m.
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Charged with the twin voltages of sadness and exhilaration, it's a clarion call for the perpetually-too-fucked-for-the-Sunday-shift crew, battling valiantly against the sunrise in misshapen living rooms the world over.
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And the Wii Us, Xboxes, and PlayStations of living rooms across the world are attracting competition, with Apple TV, Steam Link, and Nvidia's SHIELD all hoping to grab a slice of television-based gaming in 2016.
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Some have even compared the reaction to "When They See Us" to the response many African Americans had to the TV miniseries "Roots," which brought the horrors of slavery to millions of living rooms in 1977.
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It also boasts up to twice the range of previous models, so it works for spacious living rooms that hold your new giant 4K gaming TV or if you're playing Halo while cooking in the kitchen.
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Vinayak Home is one of a cluster of Rajasthan furniture-makers that used to do nothing except export to Europe and America, but nearly all of what they make today they ship into Indian living rooms.
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And while millennials are sometimes chastised for spending our cash on frivolities like avocado toast (or, I guess, living rooms), saving money was probably the number one reason to stay in among those we informally surveyed.
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Augmented reality smartphone game "Pokemon Go", developed by San Francisco-based Niantic Inc, became a worldwide phenomenon after its launch in 2016 as players spilled out from living rooms onto the streets to hunt for Pokemon.
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And with so many entertainment options available to audiences, these technology-driven theatrical experiences offer a dual benefit: they're something viewers can't re-create in their living rooms, and they simultaneously justify a more expensive ticket.
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When it was last listed for sale, it was described as meticulously renovated, with gracious living rooms, exquisite finishes, a stunning oversized terrace with formal gardens, and a courtyard with enough space for 8-10 vehicles.
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Her iconic shot entitled "Migrant Mother" not only brought the Depression into the living rooms of Americans across the country, but also was able to draw an emotional line between those affected and those who weren't.
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This will potentially inflict a huge financial and emotional toll on the half a million Americans who live in the properties at risk of having their basements, backyards, garages or living rooms inundated every other week.
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Friends tell friends they love each other on dance floors and in smoking areas and living rooms every weekend and often we're likely to dismiss such sentiments as the result of alcohol, lines, and aux cables.
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In 2016 our living room devices are finally getting a color upgrade to match the near universal Airbnb aesthetic that's painting the world's living rooms from a homogenous palette of matte white and white-washed wood.
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Until people start building coasters in their backyards or converting their living rooms into fun houses full of props, there will be a certain magic that is only available when you actually get off the couch.
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It probably played well as off-color comedy at The Cow Palace in Shelbyville or the Corner Restaurant in Rushville, but poorly in living rooms around the district, where manners can be subtly but meaningfully different.
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This harsh reality prompted the Bahai, in 1987, to establish the Bahai Institute for Higher Education, an underground university that offers courses online and in covert locations throughout the country, such as living rooms and basements.
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These devices are typically placed in living rooms and kitchens, and are capable of listening to private conversations, although Amazon claims that they are only supposed to be activated when the "Alexa" command word is triggered.
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This year look for giant 80-inch sets, better image quality with HDR (high-dynamic range) and MicroLED screens, and some early examples of 8K televisions (though they won't be taking over living rooms anytime soon).
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Just like the Indian head test pattern was broadcast to sleeping Americans as we set sail from our living rooms, over the ocean blue-green glowing airwaves, to the shores, the screens of the New World.
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And with the arrival of the earliest portable field recording technology in the mid-twentieth century, people started to go back into nature to bottle up its sounds and bring them back into our living rooms.
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The effect is a mix of a studio spinning class and a YouTube live stream, as perky instructors give shout-outs to individual users who are puffing away in their living rooms hundreds of miles away.
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Having grown up around my extended family whose living rooms were surrounded by bootleg DVDs and illegal satellite television, my cousin told me he was downloading a movie off the internet, and I couldn't believe it.
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Mr. Williams spun the outboard motor, they shoved the boat into the water and were off, puttering through pines and the surreal brown currents of the Pamlico River, now surging into people's kitchens and living rooms.
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In recent weeks two tech start-ups, backed by millions of dollars of venture funding, have introduced sleek wall-mounted fitness systems that stream workouts into their customers' living rooms, bedrooms, dens, foyers or home offices.
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The 840-square-foot club suites at the Four Seasons São Paulo have living rooms with wet bars and a workspace, king-sized bedrooms, full en-suite baths, and a powder room off the entry vestibule.
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That is more important than it may seem: in voting for president, people tend to ask themselves whether they want to have Candidate X or Candidate Y in their living rooms for the next four years.
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The Interpreter A question has been posed in a puzzled whisper in many of the nation's living rooms and newsrooms ever since Donald J. Trump's triumph in this month's presidential election: What, exactly, is white nationalism?
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It's not uncommon for young, single renters to pile into one-bathroom Victorian homes with two to three other roommates, sometimes sacrificing a common area since living rooms are oftentimes converted into one of the bedrooms.
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"Creating a television property means we'll be able to move fans from laptops to living rooms and engage completely new audiences while building backstories and expanding on Doc's universe," Beahm wrote to me in an email.
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As proposed, the deal would have married AT&T's 100 million cable and wireless subscribers and Time Warner's valuable content brands, like HBO and CNN, hoping to further solidify its place in consumers' living rooms and smartphones.
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The doc should be required viewing in classrooms and living rooms across America, simply because it taps into what is largely missing from the national reproductive rights debate playing out across the nation this very moment: respect.
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In its new headquarters, due to open in early 2019, workers can choose from a library for quiet work, telephone booths for private conversations as well as living rooms located on the open catwalks to encourage interaction.
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This isn't B&O's first foray into televisions; the company may be best-known for its audio offerings, but the BeoPlay line has been gracing living rooms and emptying checking accounts—these are pricey, folks—for years.
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Early in the speech she gave across northeast Iowa, in union halls and living rooms and farmyards, Abby Finkenauer got the thing on many listeners' minds out of the way: She made a joke about her age.
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That work taught America uncomfortable lessons about itself, bringing the realities of racism and poverty into the living rooms of people who would have preferred to bask in the glow of post-World War II American supremacy.
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The first two seasons were actually filmed consecutively, so the second season's footage is complete (to think, there are eight more Bobby Berk Living Rooms™ out there in the world, existing, without us to ogle them).
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Roseanne Barr, for example, has taken this campaign into people's living rooms with the reboot of her show, which tacitly defends its support of Trump based on the economic salvation he represents for white working-class Americans.
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The PGA Tour is showcasing a new augmented reality app that will utilize Apple's ARKit platform to let users visualize courses and holes in their living rooms and see how the pros stack up against each other.
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Aside from getting millions of people to play with plastic instruments in their living rooms, the developer released games that made use of Sony's EyeToy camera, Microsoft's Kinect motion sensor, and even Apple's old click wheel iPod.
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The popularity of the Westworld show itself might be further proof, and with massive corporations like Disney embracing the trend to lure audiences away from their living rooms, these kinds of projects will only become more ubiquitous.
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But both companies are now contending with a broader public awakening to how AI software is being beta tested and tinkered with in real time, all while it powers devices in our bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms.
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There's no timeline on when any of us will be able to buy this for our living rooms, nor any indication of how many successful startups we'd have to sell to Google or Facebook to afford one.
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Retailers think this is the holiday season of the smart speaker, with Google, Amazon, and other tech firms spending big on marketing and discounts to get their voice-assistant technology into as many living rooms as possible.
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"We're proud of the price point we've been able to achieve because it means more gamers will be able to bring PlayStation VR into their living rooms," said Andrew House, president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment.
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Ambani said, at Reliance's annual general meeting (AGM) on Monday, that customers of Reliance's Premium Jiofiber broadband services "will be able to watch movies in their living rooms the same day these movies are released in theatres".
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His nuclear bombs and ICBMs are no match for the South Korean "soaps" that are increasingly enjoyed by Pyongyang's residents, filling their living rooms with images of a cornucopia of goods they can otherwise only dream of.
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Fewer things of higher quality, yes, but also things that are simply more useful, more appropriate, more adored, with less of the middling stuff that takes up space in our closets, our living rooms and our psyches.
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After they spend a lot of time in living rooms and hotels in Iowa and New Hampshire in 2019, several of the candidates already campaigning will wish they had done the same thing Patrick did last week.
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Every year, as members of oppressed groups, we convene in our feeds, group chats, and living rooms to ask the age-old question: Why do we continue to concern ourselves with being validated by majority-white institutions?
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You won't find the sleek, Technicolor glory of Modern Family or Black-ish here; you won't even find the light clutter of Fresh Off the Boat or The Middle, only there to hide otherwise spotless living rooms.
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Extensions of living rooms, and often without windows, these flex spaces, which are found in about half the units, can function as sitting areas most of the time but transform into sleeping areas for guests as needed.
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He's invaded living rooms across the globe with his live-streamed Boiler Room sets, and seduced the heads by linking up with the Fade to Mind label and GHE20G0TH1K party—both bulwarks of the experimental avant-garde.
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And the slowdown has convinced a growing number of developers to get creative with empty apartments — enlisting tech start-ups that flip unleased rental units for extended-stay travelers or turning unused living rooms into makeshift amenities.
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Internet sales have allowed powerful synthetic opioids such as fentanyl — the fastest-growing cause of overdoses nationwide — to reach living rooms in nearly every region of the country, as they arrive in small packages in the mail.
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They can't achieve the same black levels as OLED TVs (they still use a backlight, after all), but QLED TVs excel in bright living rooms because of the increased amount of light they're able to put out.
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We are traveling to 14 states and Washington, D.C. – starting in Atlanta, Georgia – and wrapping up in Las Vegas, Nevada, to meet women where they are, from living rooms to churches to small businesses to union halls.
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The passageway led them through living rooms and gardens, into a kitchen with a pot of lentil soup on the counter — the scenes of domesticity highlighting the chaos of war that is intensifying as Iraqi forces advance.
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In New York, local deltiologists can be found at gatherings of the Metropolitan Postcard Club of New York City, which for more than seven decades has hosted shows and convened in hotels, churches and members' living rooms.
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While lying on a giant bed, complete with fluffy pillows and patterned comforter, you can watch a slide show projected onto a patchwork quilt on a far wall of snapshots from backyard barbecues, kitchens, and living rooms.
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That's where the internet comes in: Festive souls with little patience for slowly dying plants taking up half their living rooms, rejoice, for GIF artists have studied the properties of evergreens and improved on them in animated form.
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On the other side, there were the young people whose lives, while maybe scattered, were most likely trending upwards, towards a series of pleasant, well-decorated living rooms, filled with loving companions and perhaps a few gifted children.
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You need to be focused on bread and butter issues, and you need to be showing up in the barbershops, beauty salons, living rooms, worship services, — and yes, Lizard Thicket— with a message that resonates with working families.
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With more and more people turning to on-demand services like Netflix, Hulu, or even YouTube instead of live TV, intelligent AI will undoubtedly play a big role in shaping how content is delivered to our living rooms.
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Instead, he has been in Iowa speaking to small groups in living rooms, appearing in Austin where he was greeted by hipsters at South by Southwest, and making the interview rounds on television, podcasts and with national publications.
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The platform is a collation of personalized happiness—a place filled with wedding cake and street fashion, expertly styled living rooms, and tips for taking care of your plants—all organized into an aesthetically pleasing grid of images.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Residents of London's Neo Bankside luxury apartment complex, next to the Tate Modern, have lately been dismayed to find photographs of their living rooms and bedrooms popping up on strangers' Instagram feeds.
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It is both powerful and moving, and Lindley has done the piece on screen and in person at performances not only at SQUIRTS but at conferences, on street corners, in festivals, in theater spaces, and in living rooms.
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I'm essentially trying to get people to understand, that yes, there are some battles that need to be made in the court, but there are the battles that need to be taken up in our very living rooms.
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In a world where small-mindedness seems to be growing and walls are rising and life experience sharply diverting along lines of class and politics, Bourdain brought a powerful, outward-looking ethos into living rooms around the country.
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But the sites quickly attracted homeless people and other idle users who took full advantage of the unlimited access to the internet to turn the kiosks into al fresco living rooms, watching movies and playing music for hours.
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As more people start shopping through the Google and Amazon speakers now blinking in their kitchens, living rooms or bedrooms, both companies will be trying to figure out the best way to monetize their new voice-activated format.
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Many workers are taking business meetings from their living rooms or kitchens these days With a growing number of companies asking employees to work from home due to coronavirus, video conferencing has allowed workers to continue having meetings.
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Back then, when the average media consumer couldn't envision reading script on a screen, well-moneyed news services were exploring teletext as an ultramodern avenue for on-demand, 24/7 news delivery to living rooms across the globe.
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The 22015-year-old's campaign was the first to grasp that the early primary race would unfold on mobile devices and televisions instead of at the traditional town-hall gatherings and in living rooms in the early states.
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The spacious, multi-bedroom Beach and Cove Suites are ideal for families with full kitchens, large living rooms, and balconies or patios overlooking the front lawn, where guests play games like cornhole or take part in family yoga.
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What made all the difference was that we were the ones using it, and not — as is the case with the bots that have inserted themselves into our national discourse and our living rooms — the other way around.
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They are monologuists, essayists, performers and vloggers who publish frequent dispatches from their living rooms, their studios or the field, inveighing vigorously against the political left and mocking the "mainstream media," against which they are defined and empowered.
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"Say Amen," which opens this weekend at Film at Lincoln Center, settles in St. Louis and Chicago but absorbs a whole world with vérité attentiveness — listening to conversations in living rooms and abandoned train stations, kitchens and cars.
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Audiences "are inundated with images of gangsters and thugs and disenfranchisement from slavery, the disenfranchisement from downtroddenness," said Mr. Harris, who created the show in 1999, and workshopped it for years in friends' living rooms across the city.
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"We use them in media rooms, living rooms, dining rooms, mudrooms and foyers," said Beth Webb, an Atlanta-based interior designer whose book "An Eye for Beauty: Rooms That Speak to the Senses" (Rizzoli) is out this September.
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Russians escorting delegations of American musicians around the country were harassed, for example, or some in Moscow returned home from work to find agents sitting in their living rooms, demanding that they inform on their employers, they said.
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On the book's silver-on-black pages, Carlos Fueyo, the creative director, sketched floor plans and cutaway views of catwalk mazes crawling with armed minions and polygonal living rooms lined in looted artworks and pierced by jagged rocks.
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They struggle through tertiary economies — reselling clothes, furniture or appliances at roadside stands, making tamales or tortillas in garages, setting up hair salons in living rooms (men's cuts $7), cleaning houses and offices and schools, mowing, cutting, picking.
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An old concept that has now become an epidemic thanks to the ease with which the internet allows perpetrators to create and exert power and control over victims across the globe from the comfort of their living rooms.
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More than just a speaker, though, the Playbase is a bold gambit to win coveted space in people's living rooms and set itself up as the interface of interfaces, the tool through which all other gadgets and protocols communicate.
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More than just a speaker, though, the Playbase is a bold gambit to win coveted space in people's living rooms and set itself up as the interface of interfaces, the tool through which all other gadgets and protocols communicate.
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It was deft move that immediately placed a name and face in the living rooms of American homes across the country, knowing that this humble, soft-spoken man would be immediately attacked, sometimes viciously, by Democrats and progressive groups.
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As it is now, most of the major trucking and logistics firms in this final-mile bulky goods business hire regional contract-carriers – and there are hundreds nationwide – to haul products from warehouses to living rooms across the country.
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A picture titled, "Devin in red socks," recently seen on view during the 2017 SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2017, concerns itself with black domesticity, as accessed through living rooms, bedrooms, and public-private spaces likes motels or public bathrooms.
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When I was a child, my favorite movie was FernGully: The Last Rainforest, a magical animated tale that brought the devastation of deforestation into our living rooms and, in turn, made faraway forests a sacred place like no other.
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That's right, living rooms have come under fire, because apparently the desire to have separate spaces in which to do basic things like eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, and simply chill is more than we should aspire to.
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Streaming has already changed the rules for television, and, as directors and producers rally around products like Screening Room that may one day bring new releases to people's living rooms, theaters will eventually lose their grip on the industry.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoGoogle Home might not be the most popular voice assistant to offer convenient information in exchange for reams of personal data, but it appears to be the first to serve ads directly into users' living rooms.
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Ahead of the show's Tuesday night premiere, let's take a closer look at the lyrics so we can hold our heads high with our hands over our hearts as we stand alone in our living rooms confidently singing along.
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But since Apple is never satisfied until its products are the de facto standard (at least in the minds if not living rooms of consumers), the new updates to Apple TV are likely to continue in frequency and significance.
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Op-Ed Contributor THE cable set-top box — a clunky technology from a bygone era that costs many consumers around $10 a month — is headed for an overhaul as the Internet increasingly makes its way into Americans' living rooms.
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And be careful with your greys: Homes with slate grey dining room walls lost about $1,110 of their value, according to Elle Decor, while those with living rooms painted dove grey or light grey sold for about $1,100 more.
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If being trapped for two hours in the company of French bourgeois discussing such questions over terrine or drinks in bistros and offices and hotels and living rooms sounds like a kind of hell, that's to seriously underestimate Assayas.
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We wait for our teams and our heroes to fail and to succeed on sidewalks as much as in living rooms and bedrooms, but we imagine new communities in the modern diasporas of displaced fans from far away cities.
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The powerful storm brought startling high levels of E. coli, lead and arsenic to the flooded living rooms of a public-housing project along Buffalo Bayou, putting an already vulnerable community at greater risk for long-term health problems.
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And long before the candidate sent his first tweet, Trump was showing up in millions of American living rooms as the host of NBC's popular reality show "The Apprentice," which burnished his reputation as a savvy, blunt-spoken businessman.
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Nearly a decade later, Americans are spending freely again, and the firs, spruces and pines that went into the ground during the recession have reached the seven-to-eight-foot height that makes them ideal for holiday living rooms.
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The two- and three-bedroom units, which range from 1,500 square feet to nearly 2,900 square feet, will have gas fireplaces in the step-down living rooms, marble baths with free-standing tubs, private patios, balconies and water views.
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"We pulled the core right to the back, where there isn't any view, and made the building very solid there," said Graham Stirk, the firm's senior partner leading the design, while pushing all the living rooms toward the park.
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Sculpture ran in the Torres family — his uncle Raul had a statue factory not too far away, churning out saints and knickknacks that graced countless living rooms where plastic-covered furniture bought on installment was the major design statement.
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From their earliest days, for example, unions made "home visits" so they could meet face-to-face with prospective members on their porches or in their living rooms to discuss the value of organizing a union in their workplace.
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And that the company's answer to this conundrum will amount to sending the salespeople directly into customers' living rooms, so they can recommend high-priced television sets and sound bars to match like some sort of door-to-door encyclopedia salesmen?
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Also, I'm down for anything that takes some of the heat off millennials when it comes to baby-boomers and their op-eds about the evils of avocado toast or how we don't deserve to have living rooms or whatever.
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The show ran for nine successful seasons, but with the slew of sitcom reboots making their way back on our TV screens, it was only a matter of time before America's realest family made it back into our living rooms.
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The exciting thing about the pop-up studio is that at any given moment there was something going on that was streaming live to living rooms across the country and everyone there had a piece in how that process took place.
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Not just by bringing accusations against other powerful men, but also in conversation with men (or more often with each other), in Facebook posts and group texts and living rooms — about things they had carried inside them in silence and shame.
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There is also a total of 3,148 square feet of outdoor space, which includes a 1,114-square-foot terrace off the living room, dining area and kitchen, as well as a 186-square-foot balcony off the media and living rooms.
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The other big takeaway from zooming all the way into the bedrooms and living rooms and workrooms of history's "great minds" is that it exposes just how much of the creative canon has been made outside the purview of market capitalism.
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Ross Gellar Schwimmer sees TV stardom as a particularly difficult challenge because, in some cases, fans get used to inviting the same characters into their living rooms for a full decade and start blurring the lines between fact and fiction.
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Sports fans debated the merits of Stephen Curry and LeBron James in living rooms and sports bars across the country Wednesday night, as the Golden State Warriors faced the Cleveland Cavaliers in another heated and hyped game of the NBA finals.
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There are extravagant destination celebrations and low-key, high-stress backyard affairs, enormous receptions in formal banquet halls and casual afterparties in nondescript living rooms, and I'm pretty sure I've been to every single one of them at some point.
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Hidden Agenda, one of several upcoming games from Until Dawn developer Supermassive Games, was squirreled away in a booth run by Sony Europe, where makeshift living rooms gave players a chance to engage in a game of murder and deception.
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Priyanka Chopra has a lot of exciting new things happening in her future, but on Friday she closed an important chapter in her life as the show that brought her into America's living rooms every week came to an end.
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"The number one issue I hear about in living rooms and town halls is health care," said Bennet, noting that more than one-third of US counties -- most of them rural and small-town -- had only one insurer on their exchange.
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In what CNBC dubbed Airbnb's "biggest move yet into the traditional hotel space," the company will be converting 10 upper floors of 75 Rockefeller Plaza (sorry, no 30 Rock) into apartment-style rentals with features like living rooms and kitchens.
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In a very brief interview with the New York Times, he characterized his plan as creating a "digital living room," neglecting to mention that the overwhelming majority of living rooms do not contain Mark Zuckerberg quietly observing said private moments.
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His two sons flitted into scenes like seedlings of future Large Adult Sons; if you blurred your eyes, you could see them wearing Patagonias and playing pong in the living rooms of their Ivy League fraternities on a Tuesday night.
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Some of the most powerful moments I've had over the past eight years have happened not during big rallies or speeches, but in small, quiet settings—living rooms, hospital rooms, around a table in a dining facility on a base.
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On FLOPHOUSE, filmmaker Lance Bangs takes you inside the lives and shared homes of some of funniest up-and-coming young comedians as they throw house parties and intimate stand-up shows in living rooms, backyards, and garages across America.
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Politicians, careful to avoid Nixon's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
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The sweet clip features Hawthorn playing guitar on the screen of a black-and-white TV as various couples (including an older and younger heterosexual couple, as well as a lesbian couple) dance to his music in their living rooms.
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The surreal Red Room, where Laura Palmer whispered murderous secrets to Agent Cooper in his dreams—and where she promised to see him again in 25 years—felt almost natural amid the carnival of oddities Lynch brought into viewers' living rooms.
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But this year's VLRA Summer Expo found itself addressing an industry that has transitioned from theoretical to actual, with retail versions of the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive landing in living rooms, and Sony's PlayStation VR waiting just around the corner.
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If you're on board with the circular mirror fad that's been all over the entryways and living rooms of Instagram bloggers, then you might love this brass-colored, oval-shaped metal wall mirror from Drew Barrymore's Flower Home line at Walmart.
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The other formal rooms on this floor — a dining room that can seat 20 and has a stone fireplace, two living rooms with tiled fireplaces, and a library — also feature original coffered ceilings, decorated walls, and parquet or Venetian mosaic floors.
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In arcades and malls, Virtuality pods let people play short VR games (remember Dactyl Nightmare?); in living rooms, Nintendo called its 3-D videogame system "Virtual Boy," conveniently ignoring the fact that the headsets delivered headaches rather than actual VR.
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Every few months, a video of these Chinese farms goes viral, but in bedroom cupboards, stacks in corners of living rooms, or custom setups in their garage, American phone farmers are doing a similar thing, albeit on a smaller scale.
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There might well be a horrible cottage industry of a million people working in their living room bothering other people in their living rooms while some supervisor sends some abusive text messages from their house telling you to work harder.
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Suss's memories of her grandparents' homes informed the piece, but its subject is still relatable to outside viewers: it reminded me of living rooms I'm familiar with and prompted me to recall the odd and unique trinkets that embellish them.
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I went to a lovely boozy happy hour in the apartment of an engaged doctor and nurse, Luís Ortiz and Sheyla Garced, whose Condado high-rise is featured in a famous photo of people sitting in their living rooms without walls.
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Old Trafford Bakery, Sunrise Bakery in the West Midlands, Wenty's Food Store in East London, Mr Patty in Harlesden, and Horizon Foods Roti in North London all started in kitchens and living rooms, just cooking the food for their communities.
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The testimony in the divorce cases I listened to could have been aired by annoyed wives in courtrooms, or living rooms, anywhere in the world: complaints about deadbeat dads; husbands who forgot to run errands on the way home from work.
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I've long been intrigued by the hotel, and when I finally booked my overnight stay, the lobby hummed with small groups of guests lounging in gallery-like "living rooms" and behind the bar at Villon, the hotel's chic baby-blue restaurant.
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Displaying art in a domestic setting, she said, "feels very familial instead of commercial," referencing a tradition that extends from European salons to townhouses-turned-galleries on the Upper East Side and pop-ups in artists' living rooms in Bushwick.
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Instead of heading to a polling site to cast their ballots, Iowans conduct a series of caucus meetings across the state, gathering in school cafeterias, community centers and private living rooms to tally who they think should be their party's nominee.
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"She is so smooth and seamless and wonderfully clever and quick — she's part of people's lives, in their living rooms — and I want to come in as a friend of hers and as a friend to the audience," he said.
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But the fact that Zendaya was blessed enough to have actually been a part of Lemonade didn't stop her from acting like every other person who watched from their living rooms — draped in a comfy blanket, emotionally busting a move.
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Instagram accounts like Our Faux Farmhouse, The Modest Farmhouse and Our Vintage Farmhouse have amassed hundreds of thousands of followers with endless photographs of white living rooms, barn doors hung from black hinges and wicker baskets full of fuzzy throw blankets.
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For years, the opposite has been — and to a degree, still is — true of Atlanta, where on autumn Saturdays fans pack bars and living rooms, or flee for Georgia, Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, South Carolina, Tennessee, all within a three-hour drive.
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If you find yourself drooling over old pictures of retro living rooms and those iconic, bold color palettes, the Retro Glam collection is groovy enough to make your Art Deco dreams come true without having to raid a yard sale.
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The very idea of questioning the supply chain is somewhat new, developing on the heels of mass communication that brings the lives of others into our living rooms and onto our phones; the desire for supply chain transparency has followed suit.
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They peer up at the silver screen on which grainy home videos of their early days play, taking them back to the messy bedrooms and living rooms where they'd smoke weed and practice the rhymes that have since become canon.
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For studio heads and theater-owners hoping to lure viewers away from their living rooms and/or BitTorrent nooks, 4DX is a chance to introduce pricey theme-park pleasures to a pastime that's largely been a lean-back cheapish thrill for decades.
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The singer has been dead 25 years this winter, having succumbed to a heart attack at the age of 52, but his music is lighting up living rooms across the country in the form of a recurring music cue in Russian Doll.
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Standing next to Yang, Stacie Blake, of the US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, pointed out that she and other advocates were the ones meeting the refugees at the airport, putting them in their cars, and bringing them into their living rooms.
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Streaming media company Roku is expanding its licensing program to include makers of soundbars and smart speakers, and also plans to launch a new "Roku Entertainment Assistant," as part of a growing effort to take over the entertainment experience in people's living rooms.
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Marshall, who died at age 81 Tuesday, was first and foremost (even last-most) an entertainer (including writer, producer, actor), and his sole drive was to lighten audiences' hearts in the darkness of the theater or the dimness of their living rooms.
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I recognized early on that the true genius of the show was its ability to bring a Latino family into our living rooms and onto our streaming devices in a way that marks a coming of age for this country and American television.
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It's the annual F8 developer conference, and adjacent a series of mock living rooms showing off Portal video conferencing devices sits an attempt by the Menlo Park-based company to highlight the positives of its scandal-plagued platform in attendees' own words.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Despite the fact that there are now somewhere around 120 million smart speakers lurking in kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms around the United States, most people do not need Google's Assistant or Amazon's Alexa in their lives.
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With summer practically on our doorsteps, the bright and airy new additions under the H&M Home division are beckoning us to overhaul our living rooms, the place we'll surely be spending the most time cooling our heels with the AC on.
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This valuable, and questionable, point of entry into Australian living rooms saw her opinion sought on subjects like vaccination: "I had my kids vaccinated, but I tell you what, I'd think twice about it these days," she said on the show in January.
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It's quite a different approach to augmented reality, and while I can't see it in many living rooms, it's clearly too cool to go unused — expect this to show up in a few cool demos from tech companies and performance artists or musicians.
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You can see its reach on live streaming platforms like Twitch; in classrooms, therapist's offices, living rooms and bars; and in shows like Netflix's "Stranger Things," which weaves D&D's tropes and monsters like the Demogorgon and mind flayer into its plot.
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At 33 East 8513th Street, which has the alternate address of 933 Madison Avenue, the four-floor unit TH has 10,088 square feet that includes five bedrooms, five and a half baths, two living rooms, a formal dining room and a library.
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Movies are no longer only in theaters or living rooms, but also on our devices, streaming at us wherever and whenever we want them — that is, if the connection is good and you have access both to the Internet and to devices.
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After all, during a time when the country is facing far too many racial crises in the outside world, it feels more important now than ever for Americans to at least see uplifting portrayals of people of all colors in their living rooms.
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The ensuing confirmation hearings would essentially become a congressional referendum on Trump's border and immigration policies, subjecting American living rooms to days, if not weeks, of torrid, heartbreaking stories of children being yanked from their parents' clutches being read aloud in congressional chambers.
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While legislators work to protect freelancers, those who work from their living rooms, coffee shops, libraries, and remote offices across the country can know that they are not alone, and while they are somewhat limited for now, there are resources on their side.
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It is born, officials said, of more than a decade of counterterrorism operations, where the United States learned that the best way to take on Al Qaeda or the Islamic State was by destroying the militants inside their bases or their living rooms.
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Back home this month to visit friends and family from the Bronx, Flournoy joined me for the finale of a terrific series that had taken me all over the country to watch the games with astute coaches, mostly from their living rooms.
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The just opened Hoshinoya Bali has 30 thatch-roofed, multi-floor villas, all of which flank the three long, interconnected pools that run through the property like a river; guests are able to step directly from their villas' living rooms into the water.
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A 2014 article on the German website Deutsche Welle said Mr. Hollein "manages to walk the line between art and commerce," citing for example the Städel's partnership with the German drugstore chain DM, which sells art pieces as prints for people's living rooms.
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Patriots 34, Falcons 28 | Overtime HOUSTON — The chants rang out loud and long at NRG Stadium in South Texas, not from bars or living rooms across New England, until a wall of sound enveloped a team and a quarterback on a mission.
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The intense grief is likely to play out in living rooms across the city as hundreds or even thousands of visitors offer condolences at the homes of the families of the deceased during shiva, the seven-day mourning period that follows burial.
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That stance could frustrate multiplex chains, which insist on a 90-day period of exclusivity, worrying that moviegoers will be reluctant to buy tickets if they know they can catch the same film just a few weeks later in their living rooms.
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In a time when it's not cool to be openly sexist, some Indian men are retreating to the privacy of WhatsApp groups to validate their misogyny, just like we lower our voices and retreat to our living rooms to share our most bigoted thoughts.
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It's Super Bowl Sunday tomorrow, which means it's that time of year when millions of people gather in living rooms across the United States and put our differences aside in celebration of two time-honored American traditions: consumerism and binge eating greasy, cheesy snacks.
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"These fundraising totals mean Kirsten can continue to grow her operation in early states in ambitious ways, focused on introducing her to voters, building strong relationships and earning support in living rooms, tap rooms, coffee shops and college campuses," said Meredith Kelly, Gillibrand's communications director.
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The woman of many skills shops online for décor 95% of the time, she says, using her Google skills to furnish her home, which includes five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and two living rooms — an outside one for guests, and an inside one for just herself.
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As workout options multiply by the thousands online, and video streaming devices like Roku and Apple TV bring them into more and more living rooms and basements, fitness companies are upping the ante, and that means offering workout classes that are both live and interactive.
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Occasionally he can be hackneyed or cliché, but over the past few years he has begun to show more of himself and become less a television character and more a human being who joins us in our living rooms on Sundays and for big events.
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"Twenty years ago when 'SVU' [Special Victims Unit] began, very few people felt comfortable coming forward and reporting these crimes, but when you bring the stories into people's living rooms — with characters as empathetic as Olivia Benson — a real dialogue can begin," Wolf said.
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The cluster of contests will force campaigns to pivot quickly from retail politics in the living rooms of Iowa and New Hampshire to fly-ins and larger rallies in a broad range of states across three time zones — making momentum all the more critical.
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But the crises have highlighted the obstacles in persuading Latino immigrants that American tap water is usually safe: Images of brown, poisoned water flash on television screens in living rooms and laundries here, reinforcing the preconceptions imported from places where bottled beverages are culturally ingrained.
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Morley Safer, a CBS television correspondent who brought the horrors of the Vietnam War into the living rooms of America in the 1960s and was a mainstay of the network's newsmagazine "60 Minutes" for almost five decades, died on Thursday at his home in Manhattan.
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Perhaps intimidating their elders into silence is the intention of the identity-politics cabal — and maybe my generation should retreat to our living rooms and let the young people tear one another apart over who seemed to imply that Asians are good at math.
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MY NAME IS GIDEON: I'M PROBABLY GOING TO DIE, EVENTUALLY Gideon Irving, an idiosyncratic singer/songwriter who has made a career of performing in people's living rooms all over the world (and then spending the night), makes his New York stage debut this fall.
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I think of it as sort of two emotions, excitement and pride, to be able to be one of the voices that get to bring a character like this into our living rooms at the forefront of a TV show, as the lead character.
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The TV also comes with the Sony 4K HDR X1 Extreme Processor, which can optimize SDR and HD content to look great on the TV. This particular model has a 65-inch screen, which is more than big enough for even larger living rooms.
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"What Jon Favreau sees in the edit suite is what he wants you see in your living rooms," Tom Lattie, senior director of commercial partnerships at Dolby said, referring to the director behind "Iron Man" and showrunner of the Disney Plus original series "The Mandalorian."
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For 31 years the Brooklyn Heights Association has provided some answers by offering a tour of private residences in the neighborhood that, for one day, allowed the curious up the stoops and into the living rooms that are often every bit as palatial as imagined.
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It took us on a journey from a quiet back room in the central library, where we first met Ms. Parker and her daughter Lashanda Douglas, known as Toby, into the streets of Baltimore, to drug corners, living rooms and grand homes in the county.
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"While much of the country has moved on, war is front and center in the living rooms and hospital beds of the communities whose families are fighting it," says Francis Shen, a University of Minnesota law professor who researches military sacrifice, mental health and inequality.
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"Appropriate," the story of a white family grappling with the death of its patriarch, is both an homage to and an investigation of writers like Shepard, who drew a map of this country through so many tired living rooms furnished with recrimination and repression.
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Mr. Wiant said he was encouraged that stories about his son's death, including a six-part investigative series and a podcast by the The Columbus Dispatch documenting the fallout, had made hazing a topic of conversation between parents and children in cars and living rooms.
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That's right: scores of young soon-to-be couples have been shipped out to South Africa to soak up some January sun and throw Negronis in each other's faces, and we get to come along for the ride from our very own living rooms.
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As moviegoers have become more fickle — in no small part because they now have Netflix and large-screen televisions in their living rooms — the thrill of getting scared with a group of strangers in a theater has held its power, particularly for young audiences.
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The group soon expanded to dozens and, eventually, about 150 participants (it has since doubled as the actresses who joined expanded to New York and London), who meet weekly at the agency and in living rooms across Los Angeles, as well as for daylong workshops.
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What we need then, to create something that feels a bit like genuine harmony rather than the spangled proclamations of being-at-one that ring out in smoking areas and living rooms across the world at sunrise weekend after weekend, is someone like Sheeran.
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It was the first of countless nights I'd spend crammed into the living rooms, basements, and storefronts that are the architecture of the Chicago underground art scene, and the first of many nights that I'd be astonished by the generous spirit of the people who comprise it.
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Each time he hosted "André Previn's Music Night" on the BBC, chatting informally to the audience since he was sitting in their living rooms, he probably drew in more people in a week than the LSO, his chief orchestra, had managed in 65 years of performances.
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These have included tech to help providers offer "virtual living rooms" for their content to view it from different angles, to content delivery network optimization services to help streams look better, to the analytics that they have been developing and commercialising especially in the last few years.
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The dark smut makes visible the unseen waves of years of pop hits, punk songs, news stories, sports commentaries, operas, and more that brought people together — whether in their living rooms, kitchens, or car rides, or across long distances, bound simply by the same radio channel.
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Longer term, as driverless cars emerge and vehicle interiors become more like living rooms to keep passengers productive or entertained, Samsung could supply see-through computer displays that can also function as windows and Harman could see demand rise for infotainment systems and noise management technology.
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"A disaster zone where everything is lost offers the perfect opportunity for us to take a fresh look, from the ground up, at what architecture really is," says Toyo Ito, one of five architects who set up "public living rooms" after Japan's 2011 quake and tsunami.
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The worry is that audiences — unhappy with rising ticket and concession prices and increasingly bivouacked in their living rooms — seem to be saying that an entire section of studio output is no longer viable in theaters: Unless it's a must-see movie, we'll catch it on Netflix.
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From cable to Netflix to Roku boxes to Apple TV to Amazon FireStick, we have more ways to find and watch TV than ever — and we can do so in our living rooms, on our phones and tablets, and on seat-back screens at 30,000 feet.
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His direct-to-camera spots for his Need to Impeach PAC have been beamed into millions of living rooms across the US. According to Politico, Steyer plans to spend $110 million in 2018, making the billionaire financier the largest single source of campaign money on the left.
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In time, they caught up with the positive feedback loop of such representation—an entertainment and media industry that imagined a more tolerant world into existence, one that invited queer people into America's living rooms and brought us to where we are now: finally, miraculously, commonplace.
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Watching delegates stream out of the Quicken Loans Arena one night at 10:30, just as viewership was peaking, one senior network figure asked a producer if the Republicans expected to fill the nation's living rooms when they could not fill the seats in the hall.
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Almost a century and a quarter later, the soothing voice and comforting words of Ronald Reagan entered the nation's living rooms one night in 22019 in a televised address from the Oval Office about the loss of seven lives in the explosion of the Challenger space shuttle.
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"Try running an economy with major hospitals overflowing, doctors and nurses forced to stop treating some because they can't help all, and every moment of gut-wrenching medical chaos being played out in our living rooms, on social media, and shown all around the world," Sen.
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As the outbreak threatens to overwhelm the nation, more than 400 House members are working to combat a mammoth crisis almost entirely from their living rooms — sometimes enduring the same daily indignities, like botched conference calls, that millions of other Americans are experiencing while working from home.
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But the real star is the atmosphere, all misty canopies, wood-paneled living rooms, and rumpus rooms, lovingly accentuated with musical cues from the likes of the Bangles, Echo and the Bunnymen, Joy Division, Corey Hart, and a horrifying, if perfectly timed, "Heroes" cover by Peter Gabriel.
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Maybe it's possible to spend your time looking at these innumerable images of domestic perfection — just-so living rooms, sun-dappled succulent plants, cloudlike bedspreads, spotless kitchens — without being tempted to play the game and purchase a fluffy ottoman just to take a picture of it.
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While the addition of a tiny third bedroom might seem a modest improvement, their new apartment's layout is airy, with a sizable kitchen, a sunroom overlooking the park and, crucially, double living rooms, so the children have one of their own, with their own television and couch.
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But the national focus on the 2020 race was overshadowed last week by the impeachment trial, as three of the top contenders were confined to their Senate seats in Washington instead of shaking hands and posing for selfies in living rooms and coffee shops in wintery Iowa.
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BEAVER, Alaska — In a season of short days and long nights, life in this village just below the Arctic Circle hugs tightly around the places of light and warmth, in living rooms by roaring wood stoves or the school gym where a basketball can always be found.
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Other of Marshall's subjects include lovers in intimate interiors or lyrical landscapes; artists at work on paint-by-numbers self-portraits; people relishing, or enduring, life in public housing and inhabiting utopian suburbs; and upper-middle-class matrons in living rooms filled with civil-rights-era memorabilia.
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TVision — which has worked with the Weather Channel, NBC and the Disney ABC Television Group — is one of several companies that have entered living rooms in recent years, emerging with new, granular ways for marketers to understand how people are watching television and, in particular, commercials.
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"The TV has been a staple of living rooms around the world, but to date it's been primarily about people who are physically interacting with the device," Facebook's VP of consumer hardware Andrew "Boz" Bosworth tells me at a press event inside a San Francisco Victorian house.
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Whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people -- in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant outposts -- are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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The TV's still important and Google's aware that many people still watch live content on big black rectangles in their living rooms (a YouTube TV app tailored for TV is said to be in the works), but the larger portion of the pie is increasingly elsewhere on other screens.
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Whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people - in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant outposts - are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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While Russians may have used clever trolling tactics to sow distrust in the American political process, Fox News does this out in the open, and it does it with a megaphone every single night, directly into the living rooms and the minds of millions and millions of Americans.
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He was known for his vivid — almost poetic — descriptions of what he saw on the ground in Europe and around the world, his recognizable voice bringing war, as well as political stories like the anti-Communist crusade of Senator Joseph McCarthy, to life in living rooms across America.
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PACIFIC, Mo. — The floodwaters that swept away cars and swamped living rooms decorated for Christmas slowly drained from homes and businesses outside St. Louis on Friday, leaving behind months of cleanup as the threat of record-breaking floods headed south toward towns and farm communities flanking the Mississippi River.
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The suite offers two master bedrooms, three spacious bathrooms—two masters with double sinks, a pair of marble soaking tubs and glass enclosed double showers, and a third for guests—a dressing area, two dining rooms, two living rooms, two 60-inch TVs, and a variety of sophisticated chandeliers.
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Buying Vizio was seen as a way for LeEco to fast-track its way into US living rooms; LeEco sells unlocked smartphones in the United States as well as its own televisions, but Vizio's sets are very successful and big sellers at Best Buy, Walmart, Target, and other retailers.
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During a political swing through oceanfront gardens and tastefully appointed living rooms of La Jolla and Beverly Hills, Obama expanded his ire beyond the GOP presidential nominee in a cutting and specific fashion, savaging his longtime political opponents as craven, hypocritical and ultimately responsible for their own demise.
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That doesn't mean we're soon going to be watching blowup dolls wrestling every week, but it does mean that the high impact, choreographed is set to go global as more and more indies, WWE, and an ever more accessible NJPW beam it into our living rooms and local armories.
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Why it matters: Facebook wants to redefine its services to provide not just the "digital town square" but also to serve as "digital living rooms," and Zuckerberg's sweeping plans involve an effort to regain the trust of users in the wake of 2 years of controversy and scandal.
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As with radio in the 1930s, back when many Americans felt that Franklin D. Roosevelt was speaking directly to them in their living rooms amid a horrendous economic crisis, Twitter creates a sense of intimacy, letting citizens know what is going on and connecting them to their politicians.
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In terms of changing trends and practises, people aren't going out as much—they're drinking at home and binge-watching box sets on Netflix, in the same way that when televisions first came into the living rooms of British homes it had an impact on regular pub-going.
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