The GIFs include many images made popular by African-American culture.
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The food that Atkins and Paleo diets made popular once again.
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Light field photography was made popular by futuristic camera company Lytro.
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Already, backlash to the Trump agenda has made popular appetite for a
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However, many of the trends made popular this decade will soon disappear.
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MISSOURI: Toasted or fried ravioli was first made popular in St. Louis.
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Street offers a cheeky tour through the New Wave sounds made popular by
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The title track ["Wipe Out"] was made popular by the Surfaris in 1963.
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Made popular by pro athletes and actors, look for this fad to last.
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Cornell covers Prince's "Nothing Compares 2 U," made popular in 1990 by Sinéad O'Connor.
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It made popular sovereignty an inviolable promise of American government, at least in principle.
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They live by the "fail fast and fail early" mantra made popular in Silicon Valley.
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This translates to any type of dessert, not the viscous dessert made popular by Snackpacks.
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Now she's elevating the medium made popular by shows like Cake Boss with uncanny confectionary.
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Many channels have made popular videos about "scary" things like abandoned asylums or amusement parks.
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Less than half of the nutritionists described the crunchy food, made popular by hippies, as healthy.
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It has made popular challenge to authoritarian rule easier to organize (if not necessarily to succeed).
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This week's slip made Popular the smallest company by valuation on Spain's blue-chip Ibex index.
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There, the president will emphasize "peace through strength," a phrase made popular during the Reagan administration.
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The company had already made popular gadgets: the Kindle e-reader and Fire TV media streamer.
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Curious crowds watch the receding waterline along a spot made popular by the 2001 movie 'Amélie'.
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The makeup giant's latest launch is inspired by the rainbow hair minis made popular in your youth.
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This view, made popular amid the uproar over Martin Shkreli, has a feel-good nature to it.
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WhatsApp is one of Facebook's many attempts to clone the Stories format originally made popular by Snapchat.
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Cassava was also an introduction from the Americas, made popular in the region because it grew fast.
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Caligula also made popular promises of tax reform so as to reduce the burden on the public.
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Uber's board follows a "founder-friendly" governance structure, made popular in Silicon Valley by Google and Facebook.
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Sony has its own take on the mini retro console that Nintendo made popular with the NES Classic.
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Now, users can add eight new face filters to their photos similar to those made popular by Snapchat.
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Most recently, Logitech acquired the Blue Microphone business, which made popular podcasting microphones like the Yeti and Snowball.
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That feature was a nod to the growing trend of ephemerality in social apps, made popular by Snapchat.
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Mr Karoui made popular promises to invest in education, clean water and other basic services for the poor.
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"Prairie-style homes," which were made popular by Frank Lloyd Wright, was a trending search term in 2019.
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Around the beginning of the millennium, Dr. Hay said, Greek myths were made popular by the poet Ovid.
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"I personally think that biotin supplements have been made popular because of the 'beauty promise,'" says Marisa Moore, RDN.
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RUSSIAN TALKS WITH REBELS OVER SOUTH SYRIA COLLAPSE The hats were made popular during Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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BTS are also damn good dancers, battling Fallon on a whole range of dance moves made popular by Fortnite.
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The iconic name necklaces made popular in the 90s by Carrie in Sex and the City are hot again.
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He calls President Barack Obama a "Muslim Mongrel" and buys into the "birther" lie made popular by Donald Trump.
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He brought up the term "labor boss," a derisive title made popular by progressives in the 241s and 30s.
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The iconic name necklaces made popular in the '90s by Carrie in Sex and the City are hot again.
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An investment strategy made popular by Warren Buffett could be back in vogue soon, according to Strategas Research Partners.
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Insidious plots subsequently made popular by fiction — think "The Manchurian Candidate" — appeared first in the pages of serious newsmagazines.
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Bottlenose dolphins - the kind made popular through the 1960s TV series "Flipper" - locate objects by bouncing sound waves off them.
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Dabbing is an upper body movement -- made popular by Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, and made embarrassing by former Rep.
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The company has also upgraded its private label brands, including designer partnerships made popular at retailers like Target and Kohl's.
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The hypothetical question dates back to early-2000s internet forums and in recent years has been made popular on Reddit.
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Ferrell's character, made popular on "Saturday Night Live," insisted that Trump's candidacy is making America forget about the Bush years.
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The emojis that we are familiar with today were made popular by their inclusion in Apple's first iPhone in 2007.
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"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" is an aphorism made popular by Carl Sagan, the legendary planetary scientist and science popularizer.
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To further his point, Boockvar mentioned the paradox of thrift — a theory made popular by the economist John Maynard Keynes.
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In India, people greet one another with "namaste," a pose made popular around the world through the practice of yoga.
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Williams spends the entirety of the commercial channeling her inner Elsa and belting the song made popular by Idina Menzel.
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The figure-hugging style was made popular by the late Hervé Léger, and could be seen on just about everyone.
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The home was made popular thanks to the '80s classic in which Prince played a rising rocker with a dysfunctional family.
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Looking glamorous in a Burberry dress, Adele did her best and attempted the dance move that was made popular in 2013.
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The treat made popular at state fairs, carnivals, and seaside boardwalks around the county is now available Wal-Mart (WMT) (Mashable)
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Lone wolf was invented as a phrase, it was made popular by the Obama administration to make Americans disconnect the dots.
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The phrase made popular by Project Runway host Heidi Klum couldn't ring any truer for the supermodel and reality TV star.
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The rentable e-scooters, made popular in recent years by Bird, Lime, Uber, Lyft and others, were his shop's natural enemy.
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"Squeak It Up" is a nod to the old sound of "fidget" house made popular by Switch, Jesse Rose, Sinden, etc.
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Nameplate necklace The iconic name necklaces made popular in the '90s by Carrie in Sex and the City are hot again.
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But ahegao—the gagging, drooling face made popular by hentai—started long before either of these performers began experimenting with it.
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They also wear the kind of dark windbreakers that Mr. Xi has made popular and mimic his fondness for quoting Mao.
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The appeal of wearing baggy, long pants caught at the ankle was originally made popular by MC Hammer in the '90s.
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Image: ScottThermal vision might have been made popular by Predator, but infrared imaging is useful for humans as well as mutant aliens.
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It looks like a natural extension of the drawing tools that Snapchat first made popular but taken to a more immersive level.
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A nameplate necklace The iconic name necklaces made popular in the 90s by Carrie in Sex and the City are hot again.
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Just a handful of these are on the market, and their closest analogue is the type of camera made popular by GoPro.
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It was a clever take on the bullet-time effect made popular in The Matrix, and we finally know how they created it.
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Made popular by Dan Brown for his 2003 novel The DaVinci Code, a cryptex is a portable vault used to store secret messages.
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The book's title is a reference to the co-opted cartoon frog and "centipedes": a nickname made popular by Trump's fanbase on Reddit.
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Throwback: MTV Classic, formerly VH1 Classic, will play shows made popular on MTV in the '90s and early 2000s starting on August 1.
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Even cries of "Lock her up," a chant made popular last week during the Republican National Convention, spewed forth from the Democratic faithful.
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Gin and tonics were first made popular by the British colonies and was actually thought to be a deterrent to malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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Better yet, most sports leagues should suspend this practice, made popular by Ronald Reagan during the 1980s, until a new administration comes along.
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Produced by T Bone Burnett, it consisted largely of interpretations of blues standards made popular by performers like Junior Wells and Muddy Waters.
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Hurtado also incorporated womb imagery into her work before the feminist art movement made popular the same subject matter in the late '70s.
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Study session snack binges often include tostilocos, corn chips or Cheetos smothered in chamoy, a sticky salty-sweet sauce made popular in Mexico.
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A classic move made popular by The Office, putting someone's stapler or tape dispenser in Jell-O is sure to get everyone laughing. 6.
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Google's YouTube is launching a new product called Reels that mirrors the "stories" format made popular by Snapchat and mimicked by Facebook and Instagram.
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The idea of ephemeral messaging was made popular by its rival Snap with its Snapchat app; Instagram and Facebook later adopted the same concept.
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It's difficult to say whether a court would consider Riehl to be the author of a melody that is made popular by another artist.
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The girls were all familiar with the Slender Man storyline, a large demonic figure that abducts children, made popular as his legend traversed other platforms.
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This may be hard to believe, but chainmail — along with textiles like metal, paper, and plastic — was not a trend made popular by the Kardashians.
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Earlier this month the sneaker company released the Slip-On Mule, an updated version of its iconic backless canvas shoe made popular in the '90s.
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The premise of "Clash of Clans" is not new, other games such as "Civilization" which was made popular on the PC, had a similar concept.
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But after it was made popular in the world of dating apps specifically by Tinder, the swipe has more recently become a point of contention.
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Significant spending cuts need to be made, popular programs must be eliminated, and the states empowered once again as our founders designed them to be.
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Today at IFA 2017, B&O and Sony announced their first wireless earbuds that each compete in the space Apple made popular with the AirPods.
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As I wrote in January, dabbing is an upper body movement -- made popular by Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and made embarrassing by former Rep.
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What do you think, though, of the sort of broader critique of that style of access journalism made popular by Mike Allen, maybe, at Politico?
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This questionable trend (made popular by designers including Isabel Marant and Marc Jacobs) has firmly cemented itself among the most memorable styles of the 2010s.
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Made popular by the likes of Ariana Grande and Gigi Hadid, this is another overdone trend that we can hopefully leave behind in the 2010s.
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Zucker, who referred questions from The Post to other industry representatives, ran one of the recalcitrant firms, Maxfield & Oberton, which made popular magnets called Buckyballs.
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Ahead, see how I re-created seven hair-and-makeup looks made popular on the pages of the teen mag that died in 2004 (RIP, print).
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Instagram wants to make it easier to find and follow people you know and it's — surprise, surprise — turning to a feature originally made popular by Snapchat.
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We've all heard the lyrics, "It's my party, and I'll cry if I want to," made popular in the early 1960s by pop singer Lesley Gore.
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And the hero ingredient here is, of course, watermelon extract, which the K-beauty brand Glow Recipe made popular with their Watermelon Glow Moisturizer and Mask.
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Asana would be the latest to pursue a direct listing, made popular by music streaming business Spotify Technology SA and workplace messaging firm Slack Technologies Inc .
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Why it matters: Trump suggested he might revive "fireside chats" — made popular by President Franklin D. Roosevelt — in an interview with the Washington Examiner this Thursday.
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Its title was most likely a riff on Fredrich Neitzsche's concept of the Ubermensch, made popular in the 22108 George Bernard Shaw play Man and Superman.
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Kate rocked the hairstyle, which was made popular in the '90s thanks to the easy-to-use tool that transformed the average ponytail into an instant updo!
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The studios' impact on the industry is widespread, from former developers moving into independent ventures, to other studios improving on a formula it modernized and made popular.
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The maker of C$23.98.6 parkas priced its IPO above the marketing range on Wednesday, underscoring strong investor appetite for a brand that celebrities have made popular.
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Disappearing messages is yet another idea originally pioneered by SnapchatDisappearing messages might now be more common, but it was initially made popular by Facebook's major rival Snapchat.
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His grandfather began one of the city's first fleets, and industry lore held that his father consulted for "Taxi," the sitcom made popular in the late 1970s.
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This spring, it partnered with Walmart on a line of cookware marketed under the Tasty brand, a division of BuzzFeed made popular by its Facebook cooking videos.
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The launch was also the first to be livestreamed by Rocket Lab, a trend among private companies made popular by Elon Musk's SpaceX over the past decade.
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It starts when a (typically) Western company, eager to cash in on a product made popular by the social internet, contracts a Chinese factory to make it.
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He has been speaking openly for the first time of a need for "supply-side reforms"—a term echoing one made popular during Reagan's presidency in the 1980s.
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Sonic Mania was created by multiple fans of the series who made popular hacks of the games as well as developers of some of the earliest Sonic games.
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Other users referenced "gabagool," a New Jersey-esque mispronunciation of a deli red meat made popular in "The Sopranos," and later used by Michael Scott in "The Office."
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The model made popular by Helios and Matheson Analytics-owned MoviePass has drawn attention from theaters and investors, in part for the subscription's failure to turn a profit.
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Byte&aposs format will apparently closely mimic the six-second video uploads made popular by Vine, which Twitter acquired in 2012 before eventually shutting it down in 2017.
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It was the very model of "post-truth" decision-making, actions based not on data but on emotion, preference and that which can be made popular or trending.
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The phrase, made popular by Megan Thee Stallion (and later turned into a single by her), was more mood than meme, and it was everywhere on social media.
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Sorry, Full House fans — if you want to see the exterior of the iconic San Francisco house made popular by the beloved show, you'll have to visit by foot.
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The chief financial officer of Jawbone, the troubled consumer tech company that made popular Bluetooth speakers and the UP activity tracker, has left the company, The Verge has learned.
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Run by its Russian founder Pavel Durov, Telegram has more than 200 million users and is a top-10 messaging service made popular by its strong stance on privacy.
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When someone makes you "an offer you can't refuse," or threatens to have you "sleep with the fishes," they are repeating phrases largely made popular by the "Godfather" films.
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Magic spells are cast via tutting — a kind of finger dancing originally made popular by breakdancers, which different members of The Magicians' ensemble claim various levels of facility with.
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Those musicians are missing the Appalachian-folk sound, a genre made popular in the nineteen-twenties, which came from the mountains and hills of Virginia and Kentucky and Tennessee.
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The pants, both white (make that Spotlight White) and green, have the same kind of pointy stripes made popular when the Denver Broncos changed their uniform design in 1997.
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It's also a good example of embedded fintech (or evidence backing up the "every company will be a fintech company" thesis recently made popular by venture firm Andreessen Horowitz).
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So I don't subscribe to the theory, made popular by Politico's Jack Shafer, that all of Trump's tweets are written to misdirect us, though some of them clearly are.
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Pesticides have come under the spotlight in a divisive EU debate over whether to renew the licence for glyphosate, a widely used weedkiller made popular by Monsanto's Roundup brand.
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It set itself apart by taking a core concept made popular by streamers — the notion of letting players control a game from afar — and turning into a unique streaming platform.
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Many people taking to the streets in recent weeks have worn the white smiling Guy Fawkes masks, made popular by anti-establishment hackers and by the film "V for Vendetta".
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Made popular by "The Mothman Prophecies," a book by John Keel, the Mothman is thought to resemble a cross between a man and a brown or reddish moth with wings.
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Die-ins, a form of protest made popular in recent years by opponents of the Iraq War and police brutality, have also become a tactic of the gun control movement.
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Theater owner James L. Nederlander announced a brand-new musical comedy on Tuesday called Once Upon a One More Time, featuring songs made popular by the one and only Britney Spears.
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The bare-midriff trend was first made popular in the '90s, but it became especially popular in the early 2000s when celebrities were constantly photographed wearing clothes that exposed their stomachs.
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The look – while definitely a far cry from sheer mesh tops and red leather skirts made popular by the decade's hottest rock stars – will always remain equally iconic (and totally shoppable).
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The sharing economy, made popular with Uber, Lyft and Rent the Runway, is getting more personal than ever with traditional clothing companies offering rental programs for essential workwear and other fashions.
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The spirit of her mentor Prince, is heavily embedded in a handful of tracks like "Take a Byte," and "Americans," with a modernized groove of the '80s synths he made popular.
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Nokia's 8110 — the distinctive 'candy bar' feature phone with a slider opening — was once the phone that everyone wanted but no one could afford, made popular through the Matrix film franchise.
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Made popular by skateboarders and grungy rock 'n' rollers, designers have taken the classic shape and reinvented it, proving that these aren't the same old sneakers you wore in middle school.
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Meanwhile, the company's product development has been notoriously sluggish, and Twitter has been slow to capitalize on trends such as the "stories" format that rivals including Instagram and Snapchat made popular.
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Shortly into his tenure as CEO, Iger announced Disney's $7.4 billion acquisition of Pixar Animation Studios, which made popular films like "Toy Story" and "Finding Nemo" before becoming part of Disney.
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" Echoing a message of defiance made popular by Yasser Arafat, Hamdallah declared: "Those who do not like the idea of me being here should go and drink from the Gaza seawater.
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Now, the prevailing view is best summed up by an online meme made popular by Wang Xing, the founder and chief executive of Meituan Dianping, the online delivery and takeout company.
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On the track, there are moments when he plays around with "two-handed tapping," a style that would be made popular a decade later by a young upstart guitarist from the Netherlands.
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The bathroom selfie, made popular by the likes of Kylie Jenner, was borne of the strict no-cellphone or social media rule inside the Gala, one of its main tenets of etiquette.
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Since 2018, Google has slowly added ways to report incidents on the road like accidents, road closures, and traffic slowdowns — something made popular by Google-owned Waze — to Google Maps on Android.
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As chic as it is to use those netted bags made popular by influencers everywhere, they're more suitable for Instagram-worthy trips to the farmer's market than your monthly trip to Costco.
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The market for social media and collaboration services for enterprises — made popular by the recent, rapid growth and emergence of platforms like Slack, Facebook's Workplace and Microsoft Teams — continues its hot streak.
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According to data from Spotify, that catchy theme song — made popular by the cartoon show that started airing in the late '90s — was all the rage on the streaming service this weekend.
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The French phrase made popular by the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany's means "a thousand tendernesses" and is the exact same design that Grande, 25, has on the back of her neck.
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This year, Cooking brought on two people to beef up its video presence, both of whom used to work at Tasty, the division of BuzzFeed made popular by its Facebook cooking videos.
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Others questioned the inspiration behind Kardashian West's look, as some said her makeup closely resembled beauty looks that were made popular by black celebrities like Toni Braxton and Aaliyah in the '90s.
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In the exclusive clip, D'Amelio takes her dance moves wide-screen, standing center-stage as Fallon holds up cue cards for each type of dance that's been made popular on the app.
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Common songs of choice in Villa Grimaldi were "Un millón de amigos (A Million Friends)" by Roberto Carlos and "Gigi l'amoroso (Gigi the Ladies' Man)," made popular by Dalida, according to Chornik.
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Low-rise jeans, also known as hip huggers, were first made popular in the '90s and 2000s when celebrities like Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Keira Knightley stepped out in the style.
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The alleged shooter, Robert Lewis Dear, used language about "baby parts" made popular by the videos after he was taken into custody, and called himself a "warrior for the babies" in court.
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Thompson, 35, posted a first look at the desert setting on Instagram, showing she and Hemsworth wearing the iconic black suits and sunglasses that Smith and Jones made popular in the first movies.
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Crips LLC, described as a company representing the gang, told the site that they would be dropping a trademark petition for the phrase "The Marathon Continues," made popular by Hussle (né Ermias Asghedom).
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"These Days" was written by Jackson Browne at 16, published in 1967, and made popular in that same year by the German singer Nico, when she recorded it for her album Chelsea Girl.
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The restaurant was made popular by the Bravo reality show Vanderpump Rules, which follows SUR's staff as they work on building their futures in show business all while battling drama at the restaurant.
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The Stop Soros bill is every fear about right-wing populism made manifest: an attack on basic democratic rights by an elected government, one legitimized and made popular by attacks on vulnerable minorities.
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Germany's Adidas has also been successful in its efforts to muscle back into the U.S. market, with fashion shoes made popular by collaborations with celebrities such as Kanye West, Pharrell Williams and Rita Ora.
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Thompson posted a first look at the desert setting on Instagram while filming, showing her and Hemsworth wearing the iconic black suits and sunglasses that Smith and Jones made popular from the first movies.
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These snails, about three inches long, are bred by farmers for their mucus, made popular in large part by a South Korean beauty trend that uses the filtered slime in face serums and moisturisers.
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These snails, about three inches long, are bred by farmers for their mucus, made popular in large part by a South Korean beauty trend that uses the filtered slime in face serums and moisturizers.
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Thompson, posted a first look at the desert setting on Instagram while filming, showing her and Hemsworth wearing the iconic black suits and sunglasses that Smith and Jones made popular from the first movies.
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Zuma led the crowd in his famous rendition of "Umshini wami", made popular by the ANC's armed wing during South Africa's decades-long struggle against apartheid and which translates as "Bring my machine gun".
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That's because "Head Over Heels" is at heart a tamed version of the period spoofs made popular decades earlier by drag artists like Charles Ludlam and, later, in floor shows at the Pyramid Club.
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In Bay Shore, Mullally introduced "Harbor Lights," made popular by Dinah Washington, by waxing poetic about Beyoncé's "Homecoming" film, then suggesting to the audience that this was a good opportunity to pleasure each other.
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Mr. Luykx was surprised when his daughter, Sandra-Mae Luykx, a jazz singer and musician living in London, serenaded the pair with "At Last," made popular by Etta James, a favorite of the bride.
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In addition, Trudeau told reporters he also wore makeup when he dressed up for a talent show in high school and sang "Day-O," a song made popular by Harry Belafonte in the 1950s.
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There is also a barber shop, a massage parlor and a station for "cupping," a therapy using suction cups that was made popular by the decorated swimmer Michael Phelps at last summer's Olympic Games.
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Launched earlier today thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, the game blends the open-ended decision-making made popular by The Sims, the business management Kairosoft titles, and a heaping helping of tech industry satire.
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Thompson, 35, posted a first look at the desert setting on Instagram Friday, showing her and Hemsworth, 35, wearing the iconic black suits and sunglasses that Smith and Jones made popular from the first movies.
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Lots of online eyewear retailers offer to send you a selection of frames to try on at home before you buy, a model made popular by Warby Parker in the U.S. and GlassesDirect in Europe.
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It boasts six courses instructed by Colin Bradley, a pro artist with more than 35 years of experience, who clearly takes a shine to the step-by-step instructional technique made popular by Bob Ross.
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Every company with a tech-savvy marketing team is exploiting VR Just last week, Los Angeles-based startup Immersv launched its VR ad platform with the aim of porting over techniques made popular on smartphones.
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An especially popular treat is the twisted potato, aka the tornado potato, originally made popular in the streets of South Korea at the same type of night market that the Queens Night Market pays homage.
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A press release from the company seemed to vaguely reference the successes of the type of AR made popular by apps like Pokemon GO, a title that has still yet to be released in China.
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Arthur Hoeld, head of Adidas Originals, told Reuters that the fashion business made popular by collaborations with celebrities like Kanye West, Pharrell Williams and Rita Ora helps the brand win fans on the field too.
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The primitivist stereotypes of Asia, such as dirty streets and dog meat made popular by films like Mondo Cane (1962), are transformed instead into decorative and ornamental glamor: million-dollar gems and ravenous spending habits.
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The app, built by Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann, brings back the six-second videos made popular by Vine which was shut down in late 22019 after Twitter's acquisition of the popular video-sharing platform.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Delicate and fine, Shetland lace was made popular in the 19th century by British royalty — most notably Queen Victoria, who sported shawls and stockings knitted from the soft fabric.
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Protesters have circulated plans on social media to mark Guy Fawkes Day on Tuesday by wearing the white, smiling Guy Fawkes masks made popular by anti-establishment hackers, the film "V for Vendetta" and protesters globally.
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It has made popular user-facing changes like Stories and Instagram Live, and it has introduced IG TV (which reportedly caused conflict by competing with Facebook Watch) and made plans to build a standalone shopping app.
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Eilish's signature neon-green locks appeared to have been cut shorter in the front and left longer in the back, mimicking the style once made popular by the likes of David Bowie and Billy Ray Cyrus.
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N) on Thursday said it would launch its own line of meatless burger patties, as the supermarket chain tries to cater to a growing appetite for plant-based meat alternatives, made popular by Beyond Meat (BYND.
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N) on Thursday said it would launch its own line of meatless burger patties, as the supermarket chain tries to cater to a growing appetite for plant-based meat alternatives, made popular by Beyond Meat (BYND.
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Founded in 2012, Memebox sells moderately priced makeup and skincare items from thousands of brands with a focus on K-Beauty, a style of product made popular in Korea but now on trend around the world.
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Mr. Sapienza provided that sum in response to a question from Katie Honan, a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, who framed her query through a liberal adaptation of another song made popular by Mr. Idol.
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The concept of "Stories" was first made popular by Snapchat in 2013, and allows users to post images or videos which only remain viewable temporarily, as opposed to the images posted permanently to your main feed.
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There have been a lot of recent moves by car makers to step into ride-hailing services — made popular by the rise of companies like Uber — either by taking investments in these businesses or buying them outright.
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When Kirby and Lee teamed up in the late 1950s, Marvel (then known as Atlas) was a second-string company that specialized in imitating genres made popular by more successful firms: teen humor, romance, horror, and western.
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He led the crowd on Friday in a rendition of "Umshini wami," a song made popular by the ANC's armed wing during South Africa's decades-long struggle against apartheid and which translates as "Bring my machine gun".
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The new "Fantasy Island," directed by Jeff Wadlow from a script he wrote with Jillian Jacobs and Christopher Roach, begins with the cry "The plane, the plane," made popular by the actor Hervé Villechaize on the show.
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It borrows from the concept of the on-demand, gigging model made popular by many other enterprises, from home services through to transportation and food delivery that have been built around contract-based work in specific fields.
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That could be one reason why merchandise from memes made popular by the likes of TikTok has exploded on Amazon, spawning dozens of listings for nearly-identical T-shirts that say "Yeet" in block letters across the chest.
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John Lennon may not have been able to identify Bernhardt in a lineup, but when he declared the Beatles bigger than Jesus, he was reproducing the bold defiance and gleeful appetite for fame that she first made popular.
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He is also one of the architects of several key technologies, including those that underlie the Voice Over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, which was made popular with Skype, Google Hangouts and FaceTime, and a key tool for robocallers.
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EA launched "Apex Legends" and "Firestorm", a battle royale version of its "Battlefield V" game, in the latest quarter to cash in on the success of the battle royale genre made popular by "PUBG" and Epic Games' "Fortnite".
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The second half of the film, which jumps forward to 2017, opens with another moment of violence: terrorists in Croatia fire guns into a beach resort while wearing sparkly masks made popular in one of Celeste's music videos.
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First, Teresa, 44, served 11 months at Danburry Correctional Institute; the minimum-security satellite camp for women made popular by Netflix's Orange is the New Black, while Joe, 44, was allowed to stay home to care for their girls.
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But while some have fixated on Swift's use of serpents to promote her new work, others on Twitter have pointed out that this fresh aesthetic is eerily similar to the newsy T-shirt made popular by designer John Galliano.
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Kim has long ago ditched the hyper-defined makeup look that she single-handedly made popular, opting for a much more natural no-makeup makeup look, preferring to also wear her hair stick straight and down to her waist.
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On the surface, it's just the name for the offense designed by Sam Berry and Tex Winter, and made popular by Knicks president Phil Jackson when he was head coach of the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers.
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British shirting brand Thomas Pink is known for bringing exceptional tailoring made popular by London's Jermyn Street to the masses, and its new Business Bundle may be one of the smartest investments you can make for your closet yet.
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Thanaka, the mustard-yellow paste that gives Manda its tint, is made from a small, shrubby, southeast Asian tree by the same name, and was made popular over two millennia ago in Myanmar for a bevy of dermatological reasons.
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Thanaka, the mustard-yellow paste that gives Manda its tint, is made from a small, shrubby, southeast Asian tree by the same name, and was made popular over two millennia ago in Myanmar for a bevvy of dermatological reasons.
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As is usual these days, Kadyrov was wearing an olive-green overshirt, a form of traditional Chechen dress that he has made popular among his retinue and has required male public employees to wear to the office on Fridays.
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Thomas Vanek scored in the third round of the shootout to give the Red Wings their first win in five games — and he did it with a move he made popular in his eight-plus years with the Sabres.
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Messenger on Thursday became the latest Facebook property to adopt a format, known as Stories, that were made popular by Snapchat: Photo and video collections that users can share with friends for up to 24 hours before they disappear.
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He was referring to an idea made popular by U.S. economist Milton Friedman in 1969, who said dropping money out of helicopters for citizens simply to pick up was a sure way to restart the economy and effectively fight deflation.
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It's also worth pointing out that Apple also made a bunch of really fancy filters like the ones Snapchat made popular, so now you can send weirder selfies to your friends without leaving the safe space of the Messages app.
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Like its iOS cousin, EasilyDo's Email app promises the same lightning speed, simple one-tap unsubscribing to junk mail, smart sorting for things like package tracking and flights, and swipe-based inbox triage tools that the sadly deceased Mailbox made popular.
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These types of collaborations were first made popular in Europe, where we continue to see significant advancement of infrastructure initiatives through combined public-private planning, including the European Commission and European ICT industry's 5G Infrastructure Public Private Partnership (5G PPP).
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Helicopter money is a reference to an idea made popular by the American economist Milton Friedman in 1969 that dropping money out of helicopters for citizens to pick up was a sure way to restart the economy and effectively fight deflation.
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It's a sub-genre that Gears made popular, and Gears 4 shows that it's still the best in this class, with huge set-pieces, clever AI that's fun to out maneuver, and the best gore that technology is capable of.
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Many of the speakers and guests, who included Jewish students, educators and policy experts, agreed that the Palestinian campaign, known as the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, or B.D.S., had made popular inroads that Israel advocates had failed to stop.
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The two men, accompanied by Netanyahu's wife, Sara, went to Gandhi's ashram on the banks of a river where Netanyahu tried his hand at a spinning wheel, a pastime Gandhi made popular while he was jailed during British colonial rule.
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"Helicopter money" is an idea made popular by the American economist Milton Friedman in 1969, when he suggested that dropping money out of helicopters for citizens to pick up was a sure way to restart the economy and effectively fight deflation.
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Whether Mr. Sanders can break through in a crowded field of diverse candidates, many of whom champion the progressive message he made popular, could go a long way in determining the direction of the Democratic Party in the age of Trump.
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Despite all this, Slab hopes to get the buy-in from teams as it grows beyond just that word-of-mouth seed where many startups get off the ground with that focus on ease-of-use that Slack made popular in Silicon Valley.
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Some Internet-based innovations, such as the "infinite scrolling" made popular by social media sites have bled into other forms of new media—like the way Netflix now auto-plays a new episode or related program the second the show you're watching ends.
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Dudu Tassa's new album, El-Hajar, which in Arabic means "exile," is a mash-up of modern takes on melodies made popular by his forebears, the late Daoud and Saleh al-Kuwaiti, who fled from Iraq to Israel close to 70 years ago.
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It was a ballad made popular by his band 98 Degrees at the height of their fame, but "I Do (Cherish You)" took on new meaning for Nick Lachey Friday as he sang the song to his 3½-year-old daughter Brooklyn Elisabeth.
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On Tuesday, the e-commerce site tweeted a photo with a link to purchase a "Wakanda Forever" sweater, which references the phrase made popular by the Marvel film, starring Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther, used to greet residents of the fictional African country.
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Mr. Nunes's contention that Mr. Obama was captivated by a desire to "reset" relations with Russia is also notable, because Mr. Trump has said he is trying to do the same — though he is avoiding that term, which was made popular by Mrs.
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"Developers are the new kingmakers," he said, quoting a phrase made popular some years ago with the book of the same name, which underscored the power that developers hold today for companies that want to move forward and upward in the world of tech.
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The post-historical archive, or what I will herein refer to as the "archive discourse" — a set of theoretical elaborations offered by Foucault and Derrida and made popular in the 1990s and early 2000s — conceives the archive as a spatial rather than temporal apparatus.
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Here, she sounds off on the seemingly overnight trend of celery juice, made popular by "Medical Medium" Anthony Williams, who say it is a "miracle juice" and "one of the greatest healing tonics of all time" with the ability to fight viruses like Epstein-Barr.
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Ten years ago when I started the research that ultimately became this book, I was interested in learning how the case for vouchers—for breaking down the government monopoly on schooling, as it was put—was first made popular in response to Brown v.
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There are certain capabilities that don't fit into Sprinklr's platform right now, like a content management system for companies to run their websites, which today are content publishing platforms that also dabble in the same types of personalization services made popular by social media.
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Grunge inspired trends like slip dresses and oversized denim, perfect basics such as the white fitted tee and Levi's 501s that Jennifer Aniston made popular, bike shorts, headbands, are seeing a second life, and there isn't a sign of it slowing any time soon.
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It helped build out Instagram's Boomerang feature earlier this year; the team is working on stabilizing technology around live video; it also helps out on Masquerade, a startup Facebook acquired in March that creates the kind of face-distorting features that Snapchat made popular.
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Although Panerai, the Italian heritage brand made popular by Sylvester Stallone, often is credited with kicking off the industry's size craze in the late 1990s, Audemars Piguet did it first with the Royal Oak Offshore, a 1993 model designed by Emmanuel Gueit to appeal to young buyers.
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He invented the aerodynamic 'egg position' used by ski racers and worked with optician Roger Pouilloux on the Skilynx lens that allowed enhanced perception of contrasts in white-out conditions, launching the Vuarnet sunglasses brand made popular by celebrities such as Miles Davis and Mick Jagger.
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During a speaking appearance at Marquette University in Milwaukee, the lawyer made popular from the Netflix documentary said that it is in the state's best interest to keep Dassey in prison because to let him out would make them acknowledge that they were wrong in their prosecution.
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Present, too, was the inventive layering Simons made popular: a red off-the-shoulder three-quarter-sleeved tee on top of a shimmery black bustier-style piece; a super-thin knit paired with an unconventional menswear-inspired vest; a netted minidress with an oversized white blazer.
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Made popular by influencers like Atlantic-Pacific blogger Blair Eadie, The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise alum Amanda Stanton, Sports Illustrated swimsuit rookie Hunter McGrady, and former Rich Kids of Beverly Hills star Dorothy Wang, the signature Lele Sadoughi pearl headband has become a must-have accessory.
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This notion — also made popular in business circles by Sheryl Sandberg's book "Lean In" — has been criticized both for its failure to address the wage gap on a systemic level or to be a real recourse for women who aren't already in positions of economic power.
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There's the messy lob that he ushered into the zeitgeist like a beauty hurricane (fun fact: these were some of the most-pinned beauty images of 2015, Pinterest reports), many techniques that he's made popular for both cutting and styling hair, and tons more killer celeb looks to copy.
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Based on a new platform, it should emerge by the end of the decade, but Hyundai officials say it will not be sold in the U.S. 2018 Hyundai Kona: Next year Hyundai jumps into the niche made popular by the Nissan Juke, Jeep Renegade, Fiat 500X, and others.
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INCHEON, South Korea (Reuters) - About 4,500 employees of a Chinese cosmetics firm visiting South Korea as the largest tour group to arrive in the country by plane sat down on Monday for a dinner of fried chicken and beer, a staple made popular in China by a hit Korean television drama.
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In an early morning chat with CNN New Day anchors Alisyn Camerota and Chris Cuomo, Vinaya — who had claimed top prize at the Maryland bee just hours earlier — was given the challenge of trying to spell "Covfefe," the nonsense word made popular by President Donald Trump in a late-night tweet on Tuesday.
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Capping his commencement speech during a ceremony on Friday, the comedian sang the iconic "I Will Always Love You" (made popular by Houston thanks to 1992's The Bodyguard, but before that by Dolly Parton, who wrote the song), but with more of a lighter, falsetto that earned a ton of laughs.
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Others accused Kardashian West of copying beauty looks that were made popular by black women in the '90sSome people on Twitter asked Kardashian West to give credit to women like and Toni Braxton — who, alongside other black women, helped to make brown lipstick, blue eye shadow, and other makeup trendy in the '90s.
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John F. Kennedy, her fashion taste blossomed to include Audrey Hepburn-inspired looks with full skirts, white blouses and ballet flats, made popular in films such as Sabrina and Funny Face; as well as the sophisticated gowns and dress suits of the "Camelot" era, which she dubbed a bright, shining moment of hope and vitality.
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The CEO group also reject an approach from Democrats — made popular recently by presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE — to create a single-payer system.
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We got the "Crazy Rich Asians" star at LAX Thursday ... she told us she's jumped on board the organization train, made popular by the Japanese author's new hit Netflix show, "Tidying Up." Awkwafina's gone through the method -- even talks to all her clothes now -- and said goodbye to things that no longer bring her joy.
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While steeped heavily in traditions of Eastern ragas and modal blues, Gunn's sound has helped continue to push the new school of jammy/psychedelic/fingerstyle guitar music made popular in this century by bands like Espers, Wooden Wand, Six Organs Of Admittance, Bardo Pond, and other underground fringe scenes scattered across North America and Europe.
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" And in Smith's poems, there is an emphasis that the love learned between Black men is not necessarily, or only, sexual or romantic, but rather a joy found in mutual recognition — a reverberation of Joseph Beam's famous line, made popular by Riggs and Hemphill, "Black men loving Black men is the revolutionary act of the 1980s!
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Augmented RealityWhile not immediately available to users when they upgrade to iOS 11, Apple is introducing a new backend tool for developers called ARKit allowing them to take advantage of an iPhone or iPad's camera, sensors, gyroscopes, and other hardware to create and improve augmented reality experiences made popular by Pokemon Go, before we all stopped playing it.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing a classic cinematography technique that Alfred Hitchcock made popular, where a lens is zoomed while the camera is simultaneously moved to keep the main subject the same size, Brandon Bray and Tim Sessler were able to capture some truly remarkable drone footage that might actually make you feel a little dizzy.
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When critics of the Carrier deal on both the left and the right blasted protagonists for engaging in "crony capitalism," they deliberately used a concept made popular by the economic rise of the Asian Tigers such as Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia in the 85033s and 1990s, and their subsequent economic collapse in the Asian financial crisis.
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As Preciado pointed out, the word "customization" playfully takes on multiple meanings in the show, from the "custom" of cultural Latino traditions, to the "Customs" of border immigration issues, to the "customization" of lowrider cars (a car modified so that its ground clearance is less than its design specification and that was first made popular by West Coast Chicano car clubs in the 1970s).
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In heavy metal, this typically resulted in eerie atmospheric interludes and intros These fragmentary uses of synthesizers were apparent before the 21990s, but has not been my focus here—however, it is worth noting that the proliferation of the "creepy" intro/outro made popular on Obituary's seminal Cause of Death album in 103 actually owes a lot to an engineer at the famous Morrisound studios.
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After Fantasma, he distanced himself from the aesthetic it made popular, producing the albums Point (5.13) and Sensuous (2006), two CDs that stand out for their sonic eccentricity and their overflow of ideas that still sound new, as well as which served to cement his live shows as impressive spectacles in which the perfect synchronization of music with lights and visuals resulted in a sensorial overload that impacted concert-goers.
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The figure comes from a new poll by Morning Consult that found 22019 percent of Americans do not know ObamaCare is another label — made popular by the GOP — used to describe the Affordable Care Act, enacted under former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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The screen inside will undoubtedly draw comparisons to Tesla, as it mixes the pop-out design of the Model 3's screen with the portrait orientation made popular by the Model S and Model X. (Ford has tinkered with big vertical touchscreens in some of its cars, too, though never to this degree.) Another touch that will likely strike that same chord is that there are no traditional door handles on the Mustang Mach-E.
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Kendall has also given her own take on the trend her family made popular, wearing a fresh off the runway Vera Wang Collection look to Kylie's early birthday party which was really little more than a stretchy workout headband worn as a bandeau top with a sheer scarf tied around her waist (plus, bien sur, some leather spike-heeled thigh-high boots) for a certain je ne sais quoi in the truest sense of that phrase.
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