Also, the word "maniac" is in Cuckoo's Nest vocabulary, just as "McMurphy" is in Maniac.
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"I was trying not to sound like a desperate maniac, but I was a desperate maniac," she said.
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Their maniac will rue the day he messed with them, but my maniac will simply murder me, which is a bummer.
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Maniac While flawed, Maniac was a show brimming with possibilities, offering a beautifully rendered original world populated by equally original ideas.
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TELEVISION-MANIAC/ Hollywood stars Stone, Hill turn to TV in Netflix's 'Maniac' LONDON (Reuters) - Actors Emma Stone and Jonah Hill join the list of Hollywood stars turning to television with Netflix's "Maniac", a dark comedy mini-series looking at human connection.
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N.C. Tease, come-on and afterglow merge in "Maniac," which finds a percussive path to sensual bliss: "You just made love to a maniac," Ms. Aiko reminds a partner.
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Snub: 'Maniac' Usually the Globes love a high-profile, high-star-power mini-series, and "Maniac," starring Emma Stone, Jonah Hill and Justin Theroux, seemed like just the ticket.
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Juliet the Maniac , by Juliet Escoria (Melville House) .
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Maniac finale, "Option C." For a Netflix series about the intricacies, traumas, and fantasies of the human brain, the Maniac finale, "Option C," is shockingly sensible.
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" Howe has called the real estate mogul a "maniac.
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Director: Franck Khalfoun Writer: Alexandre Aja, Grégory Levasseur, and C.A. Rosenberg Remake of: Maniac (1980) Alexandre Aja didn't direct Maniac, but as the cowriter and producer, his fingerprints are all over it.
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Maniac looked like it was going to be A Lot.
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Maniac, Cary Fukunaga's mysterious new Netflix show, is about connections.
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Maniac: It's like Superbad, only a little bit more Shyamalanish.
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Stone and her Netflix series "Maniac" were completely shut out.
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"She must know what a maniac he is," Baldwin said.
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But you know what: send a maniac to catch one.
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Yelpers recommend the Hawaiian BBQ pizza and the Maniac pizza.
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"'Maniac' is about an experimental psychoactive drug," Mr. Poniewozik wrote.
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Is Daenerys the savior of Westeros or a genocidal maniac?
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Itineraries James Giannantonio does not consider himself a fitness maniac.
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Ms. Caudle inhaled and "coughed like a maniac," she said.
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Notebook The N.B.A.'s regular season ended last night, which means that we can now say it officially: Russell Westbrook is not just an unreasonable maniac — he is an unreasonable maniac of historic proportions.
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The Ambassador joins us outside, still sweating like a disco maniac.
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I finished up watching the Netflix series Maniac the other week.
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" He calls her claim that he's a homicidal maniac "absolute nonsense.
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Oh, how I wish Maniac had given us the actual year.
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Who knew that Maniac would involve a ruthless death so quickly?
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It is time to take away the microphone from the maniac.
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"Maniac" is scheduled to be released on Netflix later this year.
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"She is not a neolutionist, she is a maniac," Susan says.
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It required me to be a maniac for four straight years.
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Netflix's Maniac is at once very manic and very, painfully slow.
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Perhaps you're a legend, a banter king, or an absolute maniac.
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"I checked StreetEasy every day, like a maniac," Mr. Broccoli said.
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I wanted her to come back, kept messaging like a maniac.
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In a photo published in 1982 by the small zine Maniac!
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Now: Convinced she is genetically predisposed to become a homicidal maniac.
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To them, she had behaved like a spoiled and raving maniac.
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" Owens later clarified her comments and called Hitler a "homicidal, psychopathic maniac.
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On Friday, Netflix will drop the limited series he directed called Maniac.
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The rumors around the series, called Maniac, started way back last year.
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For Cindi, the horrible moment came when a maniac did the unthinkable.
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There's no word yet on when Maniac might be hitting our screens.
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Except he was a Bernie supporting, Jill Stein voting, Trump hating maniac.
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Scudder founded Rugged Maniac at the end of 2010 at age 27.
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"North Korea has denounced Bolton as a "war maniac" and "human scum.
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And a maniac walked in, guns blazing, killed all five of them.
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USSS did an excellent job stopping the maniac running to the stage.
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This region's greatest product might be its endless stream of maniac geniuses.
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This huge-collared maniac has invented a whole new version of tanking.
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Other series, like "Maniac" and "The OA," intersperse longer episodes with quickies.
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In the end they sent a shrieking maniac to the White House.
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Northam called Trump a "narcissistic maniac" in a campaign ad in May.
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"Maniac" feels mathematically designed to hit these metrics and, in fact, it was.
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We won't have to wait too long: Maniac debuts on Netflix September 21.
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"A maniac walked in, guns blazing, killed all five of them," he said.
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I've also preordered an iPhone X, because I am an equal opportunity maniac.
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These multiple viewpoints are a straight lift from Maniac Mansion, and it works.
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Thematically, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest has much in common with Maniac.
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Maniac is nigh, and Netflix has just released another teaser for the series.
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That's what should be the tagline for Maniac, Cary Fukunaga's upcoming Netflix show.
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Since its announcement, Maniac has been shrouded in equal parts secrecy and fascination.
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How then, can you boil water without watching over it like a maniac?
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In Maniac, Hill and Stone star as Owen Milgrim and Annie Landsberg, respectively.
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I drove like a determined, focused maniac, listening to the Pixies on loop.
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In short, Harbaugh is a maniac, maaaaniaaaac — and Sports America can't get enough.
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Of course, Maniac wouldn't be a TV show if everything went as intended.
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"This guy, he's a maniac," Trump said at his rally in Las Vegas.
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It's good stuff and it sets up the final episodes of Maniac perfectly.
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The woman panicked, called me a maniac, and ran off down the road.
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"We talked about that actually, because I'm such a maniac," Cooper told Variety.
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No masked maniac is going to hunt her down, yet she radiates anxiety.
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"[Hitler] was a homicidal, psychopathic maniac that killed his own people," she added.
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"Maniac" reached No. 1, while the other made it to just No. 34.
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Now he will test the willingness of yet another maniac to strike next.
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While crowds cheered for their maniac, he literally had to be helped offstage.
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Yes, I once went out in Manchester and got bottled by a maniac.
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" He also starred alongside Emma Stone in the trippy Netflix mini-series "Maniac.
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He was, they both say, "maniacale" in his approach to soccer: a maniac.
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Thomas says he's been swimming like a maniac ... and the results are incredible.
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And a maniac walked in, guns blazing, killed all of five of them.
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I'm a maniac about keyboards and mice; I generally hate most of them.
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The point is I want to not get killed by a sleep-deprived maniac.
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In truth, it's exactly what it sounds like: exercising, but not like a maniac.
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What kind of maniac eats a frozen Twix bar when it's 30 degrees out?
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Trump personally called me a "maniac" and I was kicked out of the rally.
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" Easy enough, here's an example of the opposite of quoting a genocidal maniac: "Um.
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In horror films, it isn't always a maniac who has a thirst for blood.
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Take away the spinning carnival lights in "Maniac" and there is nothing to see.
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McMurphy is rendered a vegetable, just like the characters who are McMurphy'ed in Maniac.
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Maniac is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga (True Detective) and created by Patrick Somerville.
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I'm searching the country like a maniac and having friends send them to me.
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Stone and Theroux became friends after working together on the upcoming Netflix show Maniac.
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Once Nada discovers the alien threat, he comes off as a trigger-happy maniac.
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Could a female director come in and bring us the next phase of Maniac?
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What kind of a maniac could fall for the likes of me, he wondered.
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Maniac is the rare series that plays with reality without alienating the viewer emotionally.
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"Maniac Depressant" and "Your Maker" are the newest joints I've cut on that record.
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All you need to do is ignore every setback and work like a maniac.
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But don't parse your every word for what a maniac might make of it.
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Then you spend a few days "cleaning like a maniac until it's livable again."
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"A man is a successful maniac" is one of Glenn's many pearls of wisdom.
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The disaster of deinstitutionalization begins, as does the cinematic advent of the Escaped Maniac.
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Netflix's Maniac, starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill, is here to fuck you up.
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He skied like a maniac and raced go-karts on the roads at night.
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Sources connected to Gordon tell us he's also been working out like a maniac.
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They say the driver was speeding, changing lanes and generally driving like a maniac.
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We're told KSI has been training like a maniac, taking the fight very seriously.
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Her body was needed, and unfortunately, her life was lost by some maniac out there.
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Fine, maniac, let's take a look at the Gorilla Power 10-Port 60W Charging Station.
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"I'm a maniac, and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly," Cruz said.
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Maniac is streaming now on Netflix and The Oath is in select theaters this Friday.
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Discussed: Maniac, Kink Haüs by Gunnar Montana, Hawkeye by Matt Fraction / David Aja et al.
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"I'm a maniac, and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly," Cruz said.
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Then there's this guy Phil Whiteside, who's a total maniac recluse who lives in Virginia.
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Practices his parkour (running like a maniac all around the house) every morning and evening.
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The characters in the new Netflix show Maniac have a lot on their minds —literally.
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But she's a feminist homicidal maniac that will destroy cities to get what she wants.
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LucasArts' own Maniac Mansion and Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders were guilty of this.
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The famous pair have become friends after working together on the upcoming Netflix show Maniac.
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Maniac is being compared to films like Melancholia and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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Although Rugged Maniac was barely profitable at that point, says Scudder, they rejected the offer.
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The studio supplied the streaming giant with "13 Reasons Why" and "Maniac," among other series.
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" — 💜Stump O Maniac💜🌺 (@StumPoMaticLove) August 20173, 22017 "This isn't voted is it?
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"Maniac" is one of two of Sembello's songs to make it onto the Hot 100.
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Stream it below, and enjoy thrashing like a maniac 'til your brain starts to bleed.
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Do you worry people think you're a violent maniac, or at least glorifying these weapons?
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Trump called Kim a "maniac," but said he deserves "credit" for taking out his rivals.
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The guy is an absolute maniac ... busting out speed drills, power squats and back work.
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"This maniac just came in and started shooting people for no reason," one eyewitness said.
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"I sat on the train and knit like a maniac, very dramatic," Ms. Durant said.
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Well, Kelsey Grammer — who voices The Simpsons' bushy-haired maniac — is here to tell you.
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Two rival gang factions, known as Risky Road and the Maniac Fours, battled for turf.
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And it's inevitable that this will occasionally inspire a maniac somewhere to resort to violence.
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Adolf Hitler was a genocidal maniac, but not because he was overcompensating for his micropenis.
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Even after Maniac I started a new band before Jake left the country, that was Fortress Social Club, so I had a rock and roll band to play in with some of the same members of Maniac, and now I've got the solo stuff.
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In January, he posted a clip from the 1970's TV show "Happy Days" in response to Trump questioning his natural-born citizenship status, and in December, after being called a "maniac" by Trump, he posted the popular 1980's song "Maniac" by Flashdance.
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And just recently, the "Maniac" dancing gorilla has reminded us all about the power of movement.
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Since then, she's had roles in films like Maniac, Iron Man 3, Haunt, and Behind You.
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Justin Theroux will guest star on Maniac, an upcoming show that blends dream worlds with reality.
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Defense a handful the alibi suspect a maniac or devil not his client and physically impossible.
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Netflix released the teaser trailer for new series Maniac today and it's insane alright — insanely ambiguous.
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The villain isn't some heinous maniac driven by pure evil, he's just some disgruntled New Yorker.
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Stone, 30, appeared in the Netflix miniseries Maniac opposite Jonah Hill, Justin Theroux and Sally Field.
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First, to try to put another screen between us and Jeffrey Dean Morgan's bat-wielding maniac.
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I spent several hours a day playing Dance Dance Revolution on maniac, the game's hardest difficulty.
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Read MoreAs Cruz rises, Trump calls him 'maniac' In Iowa, which holds its caucuses on Feb.
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But if you mess with that word order in the slightest you'll sound like a maniac.
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In 1987, the studio released Maniac Mansion, an adventure in which verbs played a starring role.
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We take - every time this maniac from North Korea does anything, we immediately send our ships.
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He's a racist maniac who said 9/11 was God punishing us for being too secular.
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She definitely saw me cavorting like a maniac, pretending I was in my own music video.
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We take — every time this maniac from North Korea does anything, we immediately send our ships.
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"Maniac" appears to be a loose track that finds Aiko ready for a late night cap.
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"Maniac," a sci-fi limited series starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone, drops on September 21.
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The maniac continues brutalizing everyone in his path while onlookers try -- in vain -- to control him.
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How long: ~22015 hours over 27 episodes How to watch: Maniac is now streaming on Netflix.
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" If God does exist, Mr. Fry said, he is "quite clearly a maniac" and "totally selfish.
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Fukunaga most recently directed "Maniac." a dark comedy for Netflix starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
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It's just not safe … one-third of a major political party is backing a racist maniac.
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But not only have you seen the basic dramatic beats of Maniac over and over again, but Maniac takes great pains to explain to you, at every turn, what's going on, how the characters feel and think about it, and what those crazy, trippy visuals could mean.
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In a recent campaign ad, the mild-mannered lieutenant-governor described Mr Trump as a "narcissistic maniac".
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The antihero of "American Psycho," opening April 20 at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater, is, well, a maniac.
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Northam sought to stoke Democrats' anger toward Trump, calling the president a "narcissistic maniac" in statewide ads.
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There's "I Married a Maniac," which is sure to upset anyone whose lived through an abusive relationship.
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McKinnon's Conway has transformed since the election from a put-upon workaholic to a spotlight obsessed maniac.
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But exploring the varieties of pigheadedness of the religious maniac was very enjoyable, if that makes sense.
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"Japan is better if it protects itself against this maniac of North Korea," Trump said in March.
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Would I spend like a maniac as soon as I had my hands on my credit card?
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With a star-studded cast, there's almost no question that Maniac will be a very big deal.
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I wonder what I looked like, running down the street while slapping my ear like a maniac.
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But as a driving game, it's a fun and relaxing way to let your inner maniac out.
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The Maniac actor, 34, went for a classy look in a suit, black tie and thick glasses.
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"Let me say, I'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly," Sen.
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I took some ashes to the theater and sat them in the front row like a maniac.
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I'm not sure whether Maniac is an ultimately triumphant story—the series leaves its ending pretty vague.
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I am one chap stick maniac, and carry bunch of chap sticks with me all the time.
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Or, maybe there was, but only in my head — and, I'm not that f*cking maniac, anymore.
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"The guy's a maniac," John Burton, the chairman of the California Democratic Party, said about Mr. Trump.
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"Japan is better if it protects itself against this maniac of North Korea," then-candidate Trump said.
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But, unlike "Maniac," which felt quirky without having much to say, "Russian Doll" is propulsive and joyful.
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" Pyongyang also denounced Trump's former national security adviser John Bolton as a "war maniac" and "human scum.
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Asked how she's drumming up deal flow, Bonatsos suggests she isn't shy about networking like a maniac.
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It's incredibly inspiring, and it's why I go back every year to run around like a maniac.
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And if he's a maniac, at least you want to be forgiving of him in some sense.
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In an age of desiccated puzzle-stories, "Maniac" puts emotion first, even at the risk of sentimentality.
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The Philippines is in the grip of a homicidal maniac who is allying himself with Xi Jinping.
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"I was like a maniac searching online before I went to sleep, and sending emails," she continued.
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We also review "Maniac," the new dystopian Netflix family-therapy dramedy with Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
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Like many horror fans, it's hard to scare me with garden variety maniac killers and grisly deaths.
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Like clockwork, IT comes out every 27 years smelling like a sewer and smiling like a maniac.
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"I'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly," Cruz said, imitating Trump.
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Sarah Kitteringham is a metal maniac who wants more Noise presses of Voivod records; follow her on Instagram.
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When cops showed up, the woman allegedly climbed up into the ceiling ... and ran around like a maniac.
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And finally ... This adorable little girl giggles like a maniac every time her dad steps on the gas.
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He has referred to Erdogan in such blunt terms as a "maniac," and compared him to Adolf Hitler.
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Given his previous work, it's safe to assume Maniac is going to be panther-in-a-blackout dark.
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The creators of Maniac Mansion are back with a game that looks just like a classic LucasArts adventure.
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The Maniac star has spent the last few years of his career altering his body for various roles.
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If you're reading this, it means you finished the first 10 episodes of Netflix's trippy new drama, Maniac.
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A trippy sci-fi show, Maniac stars Oscar winner Emma Stone and two-time Oscar nominee Jonah Hill.
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After denouncing Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" during the primary campaign, Northam has since dialed back the vitriol.
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Netflix's buzzy psychological thriller Maniac and past nominees GLOW and Atlanta also failed to be recognized as series.
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For months, we've been teased with obscure trailers for the show Maniac, starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone.
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Emma Stone and Jonah Hill-starring Maniac, like the previously-mentioned shows, was billed as a limited series.
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With everyone hopping on the Maniac train, it's high time we explain what exactly a limited series is.
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"Hillary's a smart woman and Trump is just, I hate to say it, he's a maniac," she said.
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A teaser clip for the program, called "Maniac," came out Sunday; it will be available on Sept. 21.
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And because Cruise is the sort of maniac who does his own stunts, he himself pulled it off.
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High on adrenaline, I started running down the streets of Sayulita, spattered in blood, looking like a maniac.
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Remember, Zeke went to Cabo during his 6-game suspension in 2017 and worked out like a maniac.
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Emma Stone, Maniac Outstanding performance by a male actor in a miniseries or movie Antonio Banderas, Genius: Picasso
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At first, it put me off: as with "Maniac," there's some funky pacing, and an uncertain satirical aim.
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Northam is not afraid to continue to call Trump a "narcissistic maniac" while Gillespie wants it both ways.
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If the floodgates hadn't opened, who knows how long this maniac would be scrambling to stay in power?
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Juliet Escoria's autofictive debut novel, "Juliet the Maniac," is a worthy new entry in that pantheon of deconstruction.
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I'd rather have a maniac with a meat cleaver after me, so I think Cheney is way worse.
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She's snoring soundly and she'll be a raging maniac tonight if I feed her too early this morning.
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To go with, here are three steps to brewing better coffee, courtesy of that caffeinated maniac Oliver Strand.
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After half an hour of trying to conquer the challenge, we ended up with a circle-drawing maniac.
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Now in its eighth year, Rugged Maniac operates over 30 events nationwide with more than 150,000 participants annually.
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The pair performs a dog trick act to Michael Sembello's hit "Maniac," best known from the 1983 film Flashdance.
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He knows he's on the losing side, and he knows exactly how much of a maniac his sister is.
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I'm talking about there is a percentage of people that want to do what this maniac did in Orlando.
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Its confidence bolstered by such a strong creative team, "Maniac" sets out to explore ambitious terrain: the human mind.
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Being a singing, dancing homicidal maniac is so much easier, after all, if you don't have a pesky conscience.
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Like Westworld or Black Mirror, each scene in Maniac holds clues that are essential for understanding the story's conclusion.
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This new look is likely due to his role on Netflix's Maniac, which is currently filming in the city.
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We are unbelievably fortunate not to be among the number of victims killed or seriously wounded by this maniac.
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St. Ranger is the solo surf rock project from Shawn Harris of The Matches, Maniac, and Fortress Social Club.
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Yes, Americans elected a maniac, power-drunk narcissist to the presidency, in the process ignoring his obvious authoritarian impulses.
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" The Daily News went with a similar front-page screamer: "HUMA ERROR: Sent classified emails to sext maniac Weiner.
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Maniac thrives in its bizarro, satirical moments and the Neberdine story was packed to the brim with them. Yeah.
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For all they know, he's a maniac or a con man trying to cheat them out of their money.
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Northam, a doctor, upped his attacks on Trump, calling the President a "'narcissistic maniac" in an ad last month.
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Together with co-founder Chris Soria, he started Maniac Pumpkin Carvers to elevate the humble gourd to high art.
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At worst, some nail-spitting maniac tries to run you off the road because of your Hillary bumper sticker.
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Rugged Maniac features obstacles such as muddy water slides, tunnels, fire pits and large walls that participants must scale.
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Now in its seventh year, Rugged Maniac operates over 30 events nationwide each year with more than 150,000 participants.
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As a candidate, Trump called Kim a "maniac," although it is unclear if that description was necessarily all negative.
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I don't want people to think I'm the maniac that people think I am, think all of us are.
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The classic Cage maniac face, the one where he lifts his eyelids up real high and grins, happens twice.
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If you guessed "make him think everyone he loves is dead and simulate ragnarok" then congratulations, you're a maniac!
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Emma Stone y Jonah Hill protagonizan Maniac, una producción que parece diseñada para que el público se sienta desconcertado.
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Trump, an untethered maniac, sits atop it, flicking a lighter that Republicans in Congress could take away, but won't.
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When an officer tried to stop him, the QB continued to drive like a maniac and almost hit the cop.
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" He added that the first lady "must know what a maniac [Trump] is and what a weird guy he is.
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"Japan is better if it protects itself against this maniac of North Korea," Trump told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Tuesday.
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His latest — co-created with Maniac Mansion collaborator Gary Winnick — is called Thimbleweed Park and it is a Kickstarter darling.
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" But Trump prefaced his statement by saying Kim was a "maniac," and added that, "We can't play games with him.
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Maniac also stars Justin Theroux, Sally Field, Billy Magnussen, and Sonoya Mizuno (the dancing robot from Ex Machina, just FYI).
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"All of a sudden we transfer just to get blindsided by a maniac, for what I don't know," she said.
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Two of the photos in the collage feature Stone in full costume for Maniac, in which she plays an elf.
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So, in Maniac, Dr. Mantleray's interest in machine-based masturbation and sci-fi fantasy sex does make him a paraphiliac.
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Yes, Maniac is aesthetically gorgeous, with its IBM-meets-Kubrick bathed in neon production design and hauntingly beautiful musical score.
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"Definitely have to get this kid into sports otherwise he's probably gonna go to jail — he's a maniac," Tamburello jokes.
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Officials say John was driving over 100 mph on the 101 Freeway -- driving like a maniac and scaring other drivers.
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As we previously reported, Chuck has been training like a maniac for years -- and we're told he's in great shape.
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Only he, and the maniac fans who suck at his teat in natural gas arena, seem to not know this.
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I had to do it a couple times really to get to a place where I'm not that maniac anymore.
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Most pundits have believed that the Democrat, Ralph Northam, will win because he once called President Trump a narcissistic maniac.
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We don't know if he's all bluster or is he a serious maniac that would be willing to use it.
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And this maniac takes a car going down the highway and just turns to the right and he kills eight.
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The game itself tells a sci-fi story about a maniac inventor who created the ultimate power source (or "lightmatter").
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"They say, 'Ha, ha, there's the dirty old lady, there's the sex maniac,' " she told The Washington Post in 20093.
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Greg Abbott, grinning like a maniac, posed with a picture of a bullet-riddled target and joked about shooting reporters.
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Politics ain't bean bag, so when things get really tough, don't you want a blade-wielding maniac in your corner?
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And is it time to bet against the stocks of the maniac bankers who are tossing around offers like this?
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With that kind of attention, one could very easily become a conceited braggart at best, an egocentric maniac at worst.
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Only a stupid unintelligent coward and insecure - I would add a maniac, would rip a tender age child from his mother.
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Her red hair is gone, swapped for a super-short blonde bob for her role in the new Netflix series Maniac.
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On February 4th SNL unveiled a hilarious parody of Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, as a gum-chewing maniac.
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Ozark aside, Garner also appeared as Emma Stone's little sis in Netflix's Maniac and is currently starring in Bravo's Dirty John.
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Some maniac is live streaming two Google Homes arguing with each other, so of course thousands of people are watching it.
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Beginning with an lofty opening monologue about the origins of the universe, Netflix's ambitious new show Maniac demands we pay attention.
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Fire up the ol' Netflix account to see Emma Stone, Jonah Hill, and Justin Theroux doing who knows what in Maniac.
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But Maniac suggests that these characters are inserting themselves into real stories — histories that will eventually factor into their own trauma.
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Speaking of Netflix, the streaming service will finally drop its long-awaited, mysterious drama Maniac, starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
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As the biker, you're sliding around like a maniac; as the skier, you're getting a face full of snow—at best.
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Here's a look at some colorful scenes from the upcoming series: Maniac is expected to premiere on Netflix later this year.
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Still, there's something incredibly appealing about the way he took the Washington elite by storm, appearing as a wild backwoods maniac.
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We had this shirtless maniac reliving the glory moments of Thursday nights party by climbing the arches of Nathan Phillips square.
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The video is graphic ... hard to watch, but it paints a vivid picture of the havoc a single maniac can wreak.
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Ri Won Gil, an editor at a publishing company (unrelated and unacquainted to Ri Yong Hui), also called Trump a maniac.
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You can see some of the pretty intense capabilities of the app in this post from Federico Viticci, a workflow maniac.
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I spent nearly the whole night crying and dancing like a maniac—the people around me probably thought I was insane.
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Maniac looks almost like a walking person but the piece is clearly lacking what might be its other leg and arm.
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Which is just to say that, in the aggregate, Trump is far from a maniac whom the Republican establishment is restraining.
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We know Kap's ready ... he's been training like a maniac and has been posting workout vids proving he's still got it.
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Odell's been working out like a maniac recently -- even hitting the gym with Dez Bryant in L.A. Giants fans ... excited yet?
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"Maniac" conjures a day-to-day world in which technological advances topped out sometime in the 1970s and society has fractured.
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If you're fooling around in the costume of history's most notorious genocidal maniac, you're working in proximity to a powerful taboo.
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A rep confirmed to the outlet that the Maniac actor and girlfriend Gianna Santos are engaged after a year of dating.
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According to the Boston Globe, New Media Investment Group recently acquired an 2150 percent stake of Rugged Maniac for $1003 million.
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But he also referred to Mr. Kim as "a maniac," and Mr. Trump's selection for national security adviser, retired Lt. Gen.
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"Maniac" goes out of its way to ooze class, adding Sally Field in a key supporting role as the story progresses.
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Jonah got really wrapped up in his own film ["Mid90s"] and then he went and did "Maniac," so he became unavailable.
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Obama was a very cool, cautious, collected person — Right, and you're a maniac who doesn't believe in the value of reason.
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Trump called Mateen "a maniac" — and then, later in the interview, went on to use the same insult to describe Clinton.
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Yet the same cannot be said for every EDM maniac: Clear Blue Water there—unafraid to express clear, cold, steely sentiment.
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"My days at home would be terribly disappointing to the people who consider me a wild maniac from Jackass," he says.
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The overall production quality that Joškin Šiljan, Geringer, Morar, Denic and Simonovic share with Vojislav Jakić is that of maniac accruing.
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The Superbad costars were decked out in some righteous '80s-style outfits Thursday on the set of their new Netflix series Maniac.
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George Orwell complained that socialism was unpopular because it attracted "every fruit-juice drinker, nudist, sandal-wearer [and] sex-maniac…in England".
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Some puzzles take multiple characters working together in different locations to solve, similar to the Maniac Mansion sequel, Day of the Tentacle.
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Upon closer inspection, she found that the culprit was a maniac bird that smashed through the double panes, dying in the act.
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Stone and Theroux arrived together to Rihanna's Met Gala after-party, spies said, and are filming the series "Maniac" with Jonah Hill.
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Come on, there's a dessert-crazed maniac with an icing gun to your head and he's making you choose between the two.
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Robert's not the only maniac gutsy enough to scale a massive steel structure without a harness, but he's one of the best.
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Not all clarifying shampoos work for every hair type, but Clean Maniac Hair Cleansing Cream Clarifying Shampoo by Redken is an exception.
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Shia was visiting the Factory of the Sun exhibit by Hito Steyerl when he decided to start dancing around like a maniac.
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Feature With the new show 'Maniac,' he continues bringing an auteur's sensibility — and a fanatical attention to detail — to the small screen.
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Using Fahrenheit in Canada was a sure way to brand myself not only as a recalcitrant American but also as a maniac.
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As for his April 18 fight with Ferguson, Khabib called it a "very serious fight" ... and he's been training like a maniac.
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" Wheels are like shoes Pavone calls Robert Palmer up to get his wheelchair and jokes that he is "a maniac on wheels.
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"They had a maniac walk in and they didn't have any protection and that is just so sad to see," he said.
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Eventually Jonah got carried away and got swept up with his own film [Mid '90s] and then the subsequent shooting of Maniac.
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Some of her allies were franker, calling Tusk a "bully" and a "devilish euro maniac", disrespectful of those who voted for Brexit.
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Logan is taking the fight VERY seriously -- he's been training like a maniac and beating the hell out of his sparring partners.
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The YouTube star is clearly taking the fight seriously ... he's been training like a maniac and looks pretty solid in this video.
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Trump's quote about a maniac and a madman seems coherent and logical, but that's largely because it's extracted from a much longer quote.
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"According to Donald Trump, Donald Trump was the hero, saving the world's economy from the clutches of that maniac Donald Trump," Colbert explained.
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This is a very depressing election, and of course we recently had a maniac drive a truck through dozens of people in France.
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During the cold winter months, guess who had to do the real work, foraging like a maniac to prepare for the baby making?
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This comes just months after a Chinese policewoman flung a knife wielding maniac to the ground via aikido's legendary kotegaeshi—winding wrist throw.
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I'm a salad maniac, usually eating at least one salad a day, so when I think of it that way, the Delite delivers.
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He vowed to work with Donald Trump when it might benefit Virginia, after calling the president a "narcissistic maniac" earlier in the campaign.
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Yep, the Maniac star just a got a haircut, but it's nothing to scream about — and perhaps that's exactly why we love it.
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Colts linebacker Sio Moore was arrested in Indianapolis last night ... after cops say he was burning rubber like a maniac on I-65.
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Is he a deranged power-hungry maniac, no better than Negan in the absence of the people he loves and vows to protect?
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The biggest problem we have is nuclear — nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon.
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He has detractors who believe that he is a criminal, or a maniac, or both, and supporters who consider him an immaculate revolutionary.
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Though she'd found a support group—"all these kids in the movie who got slaughtered by some maniac with scissors"—the scrounging continued.
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Despite playing a homicidal maniac in the film, Phoenix was in a good mood, sharing many laughs with the audience at the screenings.
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This scene comes in the thick of Maniac, a new ten-part Netflix series from director Cary Joji Fukunaga (Sin Nombre, True Detective).
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But, Alberto says he's been training like a maniac -- and even suffered a nasty gash over his right eye during a training session.
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The content production machine never tires, and fresh battles beckoned me daily, leaving Maniac a senseless casualty in my endless, Sisyphean entertainment war.
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I performed the complete Flashdance "Maniac" routine including a knee slide in a 30 pound dress with a cathedral train at my wedding.
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"It was a mind-blower," he said, adding that it seemed like a maniac had accidentally stumbled onstage until he started telling jokes.
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My favorite is Bad Girl, whom Travis calls "a perverted killing maniac," only for her to immediately call him out on his hypocrisy.
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"Let me say I'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly," Cruz responded before turning to Ben Carson.
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"A gun-free zone to a maniac, because they're all coward, a gun-free zone is 'let's go in and attack,' " he said.
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"A gun-free zone to a maniac, because they're all cowards, a gun-free zone is 'let's go in and attack,' " he said.
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And eventually, they lost Hill as he became more focused on his feature directing debut, "Mid90s," and starring in the Netflix series "Maniac."
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"A gun-free zone to a maniac, because they're all cowards, a gun-free zone is 'let's go in and attack,'" he said.
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In the meantime, Cruz says he'll continue training like a maniac so he can unleash the fury whenever he gets the green light.
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The biggest problem we have is nuclear—nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon.
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"It doesn't get too hot here actually, because this side of the building doesn't get direct sunlight," Nicholas said, like an absolute sociopathic maniac.
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They learned a valuable life skill and will surely pull some cool Jackie Chan shit if they ever get attacked by a homicidal maniac.
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The complicated emotional narratives that accompany the tense drama can be likened to those of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Netflix's Maniac.
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The episode begins with a young Nadia (Brooke Timber, who also starred in Netflix's Maniac) and her mother, who is played by Chloë Sevigny.
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But unless you're a professional videographer or a total maniac, you're probably not going to strap a gimbal to your dog or your motorcycle.
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It doesn't look like I thought it would, it's not "accomplishing" what I'd set out, but hot damn am I grinning like a maniac.
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Carl breaks down crying, realizing he not only made a mistake in coming there, but is now at the mercy of a cruel maniac.
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The actor stepped out in New York Wednesday looking completely unrecognizable for his role in the upcoming Netflix series Maniac, also starring Emma Stone.
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Finally, Maniac is written and produced by Patrick Somerville, known for creating a rich universe from a left-field sounding premise on The Leftovers.
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The story Mantleray is about to tell, about how the universe began, is a reference to his narration at the very start of Maniac.
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While occasionally opaque, Onrush is at its best when you throw yourself into it, drive like a maniac, and hope it all works out.
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"It changes your life obviously because you don't sleep as much and you have some maniac that lives in your house," he told Mashable.
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Same goes for Maniac, which not only is a great show, but had some truly mind-blowing performances from Jonah Hill and Emma Stone.
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Mansion Maniac, a whimsical online toy created by the New York Public Library, may seem like envy bait for the real-estate have-nots.
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Maniac, a 10-episode drama, follows two participants in a drug trial (Stone and Hill) through a series of bizarre, fever dream-like experiences.
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So, of course, we're here for Bloom's recent hilarious photo collage comparing his Legolas look to Emma Stone's in the upcoming Netflix series Maniac.
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One daredevil maniac, known as Pieute, used the castle's walls, which stretch high into the sky from the historic city, for his latest stunt.
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Earlier we had a hack that put Counter-Strike on Android Wear, and today some maniac has installed Windows 95 on his Apple Watch .
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But Trump has also called Kim "a maniac" who needs to be dealt with harshly -- a course of action Park thinks Trump should take.
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Maniac works because, one way or another, we've witnessed our protagonists battle something really scary and come out the other side better for it.
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Cary Joji Fukunaga (Netflix's Maniac) is set to direct the movie after the original director, Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire), dropped out in August 503.
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Netflix has ordered 10 episodes of dark comedy Maniac, reports Variety, with Emma Stone and Jonah Hill taking starring roles and Cary Fukunaga directing.
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The best part was him turning into a hawk and yelling "Annie, I'm a hawk," which feels like more of a Maniac-y twist.
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The downside of trying to avoid using the first-person singular pronoun is that you can't go cold turkey without sounding like a maniac.
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In season one, he was a blank to be filled in later, and in season two, he sort of randomly became a homicidal maniac.
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"Maniac" is a remake of a Norwegian dark-comedy about "an institutionalized man who lives a fantasy life in his dreams," according to Netflix.
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She moves from prim scold to maniac princess to frat-boy aggression with alacrity — and without ever seeming as if she's working too hard.
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"Maniac" is the latest in a wave of television shows that reflect a familiar modern mood, the feeling that we're all living in crazytown.
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But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
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" –while in the form of a motorcycle in Dream Child "Faster than a bastard maniac, more powerful than a loco madman, it's… Super-Freddy!
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"All of sudden, we transfer, and just to get blindsided by a maniac," Ms. Wilson told KGO-TV, the ABC affiliate in San Francisco.
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But "Maniac" is inventive and well-paced enough (the episodes clock in at a welcome 40 minutes or less) to breeze past its missteps.
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The man behind HBO's "True Detective" and the dark Netflix comedy "Maniac" was named on Thursday as director of the next James Bond film.
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Brown's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, says he's working like a maniac trying to salvage the relationship ... but most people believe Brown is done in Oakland.
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Somewhere between a Black Mirror episode and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Netflix's Maniac combines psychological thrills with a stunning tale of connection.
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Meuthen insisted that the attack was the act of a "maniac," and as such could not be viewed as an act of rightwing terrorism.
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In all the ensuing media coverage since his death, my cousin has been painted as a criminal, a victim, a martyr, and a maniac.
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Although neither sustained injury, they were apparently subjects of the ninth attack perpetrated by a maniac local investigators are increasingly desperate to reign in.
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The planned chaos theory says that Trump—aided by Stephen Bannon—is behaving like a maniac to divert attention from some sort of master plan.
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Look at the way he's dealt with the Senate, where he goes in there — like, you know, frankly, like a little bit of a maniac.
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And his latest TV project, Maniac, starring Jonah Hill and Emma Stone, is set to release on Netflix Friday, one day after the Bond announcement.
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"I don't sleep at night because I'm googling like a maniac everything and anything that is going to help Greyson," said the mother of two.
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Average consumers will continue to buy toys and toddler pajamas without really thinking about the fact that there's a genocidal maniac on their child's clothes.
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Anyone with imagination and a cross-genre love of storytelling will get a kick out of watching the cast and crew of Maniac play pretend.
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Still, Beckham has been training like a maniac to pursue a career in pro sports -- and says he's recently been in contact with the WWE.
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Escape games require you to rifle through drawers and rummage through bookshelves to find clues and act like a maniac in front of other people.
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Maniac is best when it keeps the audience off guard and there wasn't a lot in the story that completely stretched the limits of disbelief.
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The screen in front shows our ranking: It turns out I'm a competitive maniac who will probably end up near the top but entirely alone.
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I told her I was there to heal, exercise, and meditate like a maniac in order inject some extra endorphins into my depressing-ass situation.
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Brad Scudder, the founder and CEO of obstacle course company Rugged Maniac, credits billionaire Mark Cuban with teaching him a valuable lesson: Know your worth.
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" Looking back over his career, Scudder says that the best part of owning Rugged Maniac is the autonomy, adding that Cuban is pretty "hands-off.
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He cited President Ronald Reagan's warning against allowing a "fool or maniac" to wield atomic weapons, and he described Mr. Trump as such a man.
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Euron Greyjoy is a maniac who just wants to watch the world burn, and Cersei is a mad queen who wants to light the flame.
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That level of activity fed brilliantly into its sense of risk and reward, because driving like a maniac—but never crashing—netted you more money.
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My wife, Hindy, and our three children we've had since our loss — Akiva, Talia and Gavi — going gonzo for their marathon maniac of a dad.
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Maniac isn't weird enough to really achieve what it wants to, but it does say something — however accidentally — about how reality is already weird enough.
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"The maniac in Malacanang has proved that he had no qualms violating the rights of women," Ms. Salvador said, referring to the president's executive mansion.
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Broner told TMZ Sports he drove like a maniac in his white SUV to get away safely but was pulled over a short distance away.
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The show was created by Patrick Somerville, who used to write for "The Leftovers," and "Maniac" shares that show's combination of intensity and savvy glibness.
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Bryant has been training like a maniac ever since -- even working out with Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes, who sat near Bryant at Wednesday's game.
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" Since then, North Korea's state-run news media has taken a more hostile tone toward Mr. Trump, calling him a "war maniac" and a "lunatic.
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In fact, I'd cancelled my subscription to every true crime podcast going (except Criminal – I'm not a maniac) in favor of political and cultural listens.
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Whatever he was chasing, it wasn't us; along with half a dozen others, I flattened myself against a wall until the maniac had charged past.
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Fine, as long as it&aposs about how the new intersection down by the Ralph&aposs is turning everyone into a maniac behind the wheel.
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It's hyperspeed rave music at its zaniest and most unhinged; just try listening to this without dancing around your living room like an absolute maniac.
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"If you look at North Korea, this guy, I mean, he's like a maniac, O.K.?" he said at a rally in Ottumwa, Iowa, in January.
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Of course, Towns was also PUMPED on the outcome of the game ... yelling like a maniac and proudly proclaiming, "I ain't never been so happy!"
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The fourth episode of the current season has the bat-wielding maniac taking a trip to Alexandria, VA, to check in with Rick and the others.
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So to see him come in, he's got blood dripping down his face, he's still out there yelling like a maniac, it fires the team up.
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What we've learned about Trump's world view "Japan is better if it protects itself against this maniac of North Korea," Trump told CNN's Anderson Cooper Tuesday.
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Maniac, based off the Norwegian series of the same name, follows Hill's character, an inpatient at a mental institution, who lives out adventures in his dreams.
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Gasser says he did NOTHING that he would consider "aggressive" to provoke McKnight -- and says it was Joe who was screaming and yelling like a maniac.
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But none of those devices have 370 horsepower to send you careening down a road, honking like a maniac while you blow demons back to hell.
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Dez has been working out like a maniac ... but it's clear he's not just focusing on getting his body right, he's working on his mind too.
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In the third episode of Netflix's new show, Maniac, Dr. Azumi Fujita (Sonoya Mizuno) walks in on her former employer Dr. James Mantleray (Justin Theroux) masturbating.
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I thought he'd done so unconsciously; he seemed to be actively working to convince himself his party's standard-bearer is not a dictatorial and incompetent maniac.
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"I've always thought he's a maniac, and he just sounds like more of one," the comedian, 40, tells ET Canada in a new interview airing Monday.
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Rohan, played by Josh Quong Tart, is the conservatively-dressed maniac of the film, an unassuming psychopath that is very much a legacy of horror films.
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You could easily pursue dead ends, leaving you with no way of advancing proceedings, or in the case of Maniac Mansion see your characters completely obliterated.
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For every laughable toy–cum–homicidal maniac (see: The Boy), there is probably at least one plastic predator whose face has kept you up at night.
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The weirdness of the Maniac sub-stories is rooted in the overall style of the show; going full Tarantino was a step outside of that box.
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He's not an ignorant maniac, in other words; he's just working with ad guys and conservative media to promote ignorance and mania in the general population.
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In Giraldo's game, Mansion Maniac, you control Pac-Man-esque, pixelated character, guiding through real, early-century floor plans of New York City homes and apartments.
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"Jeff" was modeled after the fictional horror character "Jeff the Killer," an eyelid-less maniac who has recurred in online stories and artwork starting around 2008.
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Marino and his team have done everything from the effects makeup in Black Swan and the new series Maniac to turning John Travolta into John Gotti.
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Mr. Trump has at various times described North Korea's young leader, Kim Jong-un, as "a maniac," even while expressing grudging admiration for Mr. Kim's toughness.
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I've still never played Minecraft, though, a game I suspect I'd have been obsessed with if it was around when I was a younger Lego Maniac.
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But, seven years later, when the Japanese musician idly picked up a synthesizer that belonged to her husband and former Mayhem lead singer, Maniac, everything changed.
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"Maniac" is more champagne-and-psychedelics than whiskey-and-downers — so its sci-fi dreams and grunged-out New York wind up being fun after all.
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Then season to taste with salt, pepper, maybe a pinch of cayenne, and serve the gravy with the chicken and, if you're a maniac, with waffles.
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First, Mr. Rosenthal said, the country is getting rid of the "genocidal maniac" — Andrew Jackson — from the $20 bill and is replacing him with Harriet Tubman.
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One reason Brady is the greatest of all time is he's such a maniac that he doesn't ever come off the field unless his ACLs snap.
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The President-elect has called Kim a "maniac," but has also said he would sit down and negotiate with him, a break from long-standing international norms.
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Earlier this year, Trump referred to Kim as "like a maniac" as well as saying, "you gotta give him credit" for his ruthlessness in eliminating political enemies.
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Devacurl Buildup Buster and Redken's Clean Maniac System are both different from typical micellar water in a major way: You have to rinse them out with water.
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Waiting in the cold, waving my arm in the street like a maniac, saying please and thank you like I was a in a finishing-school final.
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The newest trailer for Netflix's Maniac confirms Emma Stone and Jonah Hill aren't revisiting their Superbad days—but they are jumping around to plenty of other universes.
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Just to keep everything in order, here is a timeline of every messy thing that happens in Maniac, the show determined to keep us on our toes.
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I would find [his tracts] in random places in Sydney Australia in the mid-nineties, and it was like burrowing deep into the mind of a maniac.
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"—AN "Kurtis Mantronik was extremely influential on the NYC club scene, and his "Needle to the Groove" worked the 808 to a maniac effect in the clubs.
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But the 27-year-old says he's been training and rehabbing like a maniac -- and he's laser-focused on getting back on an NFL roster in 2017.
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The 26-year-old was waived by the Rams in 2016 -- but he's been training like a maniac in an effort to get back on the field.
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And, if you've got one of those dogs who eats like a maniac and sometimes makes himself sick, there's even a setting that can disburse food slowly.
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But now, the 30-year-old NBA champ (2008) says he's training like a maniac and focused on shedding 30 pounds to get back to playing weight.
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In this video, a dog — a Guinness world record holder, no less — sprints through a Pac-Man level like a maniac, popping pellets (balloons) and eating ghosts.
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Now, in the last few hours of Game of Thrones' existence, the show seems determined to die flailing on the hill that Daenerys is actually a maniac.
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Set in an alternate but contemporary universe where analog technology still rules the day, Maniac is much more like a long, episodic movie than a television show.
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But still go out this evening—you're in the mood to let loose, dance like a maniac, sing your heart out, and make out with random people.
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" The tabloids have also suggested that the city's mental health crisis is a factor, with headlines like "Maniac Was Off Meds When He Fatally Stabbed Bronx Woman.
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Sure, you can turn him into a sub-machine gun-wielding maniac; but many an obstacle in the game can be overcome through significantly less lethal means.
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There is an imminent-ness, always, even in laziness, of something important and ferocious, birth and death and consumption, rituals that feel both maniac and yet rehearsed.
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In "Maniac," a futuristic, Kubrick-inflected black comic thriller about a pharmaceutical experiment gone wrong, Mr. Theroux is a guest star to Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The topics at the lunch are said to include prison reform, gang violence and how good it feels to unload like a maniac on Twitter.
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In bellicose exchanges in recent weeks, U.S. President Donald Trump has derided the North Korean leader as a "maniac" and referred to him as "little rocket man".
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As a design decision, it's brilliant: rewarding Ethan's voyeurism, and indeed your own, with a tangible prize: the chance to not get burned alive by a maniac.
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Despite the uphill battle, Kaepernick is still training like a maniac -- recently throwing with Odell Beckham -- and we're told he's still dead serious about making a comeback.
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"There is nobody more pro-Second Amendment than Donald Trump, but I don't want guns in the hands of a lunatic or a maniac," Trump said Tuesday.
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"What critics said: "Although the show shares a certain archness with Wes Anderson films or the recent series 'Maniac,' it is free of the accompanying self-seriousness.
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I squirted, I have NEVER DONE THAT… I frantically tried to turn it off, but ended up hitting the buttons like a maniac, sending even stronger suction.
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It was almost like there was some maniac sitting behind a computer, inside the Mastro offices waiting for people to bid so they could top the bid.
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The two stayed friends through it all and finally, after over a decade, get to share the screen together again in the new Netflix show Maniac, streaming now.
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While the Oscar winning actress is currently filming Maniac in New York, it's conceivable that she hopped on a plane to see him for a day or two.
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Amber Portwood's ex-fiance says she's a loving mom who would never put her kids in harm's way ... and he's not buying her as a machete-wielding maniac.
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NYPL Labs staff members also spent the weeks before the holidays creating quick-and-dirty demonstration projects, which, like Mansion Maniac, are being posted along with the release.
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IMHO, this was the game's biggest flaw, as there are many laptops floating around and I spent most of the time clicking the wrong one like a maniac.
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"She's a maniac in the bed, but a brainiac in the head," Urban, 51, sings of his famous wife of 13 years in the 4-minute long track.
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Ron Gilbert has written and designed some of the most influential adventure games around, including 1987's Maniac Mansion, the spark for the golden age of Lucasfilm Games.
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It has 8-bit-style pixel art graphics — created by Maniac Mansion artist Gary Winnick — and even an old text-heavy interface for using items and solving puzzles.
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Case and point, this rendition of Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, the latest of six spooky collaborations between Maniac and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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Without Root (and their peers in Master's Hammer), there would be no Maniac Butcher, Cult of Fire, or Death Karma—and think about how awful that would be!
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Clearly "Infamous Venus Lying in a Lustful Position" (1795–1779) is a marvelous maniac masterpiece that some have speculated suggests the intervention and/or absorption of Marcel Duchamp.
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But for all its invention, "Maniac" keeps the "Inception" convolutions to a minimum, toggling intelligibly between the lab and the flights of fancy in Annie and Owen's heads.
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It's a different side of Conor ... much different than the raging maniac we saw in Brooklyn, when he went berserk on a UFC bus and injured several people.
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When a series like Netflix's pharmacological head trip "Maniac" switches up with a 26-minute episode, it underlines the sense of play and unpredictability in the storytelling itself.
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" David Mallet, who was hired at 19 to be Mr. Good's assistant producer, said in a telephone interview that Mr. Good "was classically trained — and a complete maniac.
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"Maniac" is so jam-packed with oddities that the koala, when it appears in Episode 2, is just one more surreal detail in a show bursting with them.
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You get a sense of that threat more vividly from the men in his command, who have no way to defend themselves against the machinations of a maniac.
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"Another thing that happened under Julius Caesar was, he was such a powerful maniac that all the senators grabbed knives and they stabbed him to death," Mulaney said.
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Kanter said he does not think his recent comments — he called Erdogan a lunatic, a maniac and a dictator in one fell swoop — will further jeopardize his family.
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Maniac presents loneliness as the most fundamental of human problems and uses the disorienting and fantastic to deliver a clear message about a simple solution: it's easier with friends.
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Trapped inside an old industrial building, which seemed to shift and reshape on every reattempt, my goal was to escape a screeching, howling maniac wielding the eponymous power drill.
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The latest release of the web browser, Chrome 66, mutes autoplay videos and unmutes them if you're the kind of maniac who wants it to do such a thing.
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Yoon shares her own tips on how to get started – as well as how to determine if you've become an official K-beauty maniac (hey, she's one herself!). 1.
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Conor McGregor's PR tour has touched down in Italy -- where the UFC superstar is still trying to prove he's just your average family man ... and not a violent maniac.
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Hannay is also required to deal with attacking crop dusters, in a blissful shadow-puppet sequence, and what looks like a knife-wielding maniac lurking behind a shower curtain.
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Charisma: If there is a defining characteristic of Negan, it's that he is a sociopath in every critical way, allowing him to sway from charismatic leader to totalitarian maniac.
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For now, you can go on a treasure hunt through Maniac to see what other secrets you can find in the show's small details that take on oversize significance.
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Especially since the "coupling" of these the Annie-Owen and Fujita-Mantleray stories are a fitting reflection for the way Annie and Owen's fantasies were constantly intersected throughout Maniac.
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Actor Steven Grayhm's home was surrounded by cops when a maniac on the run ended up on his roof ... and TMZ has video of the crazy incident and arrest.
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Because right now I'm getting the vibe that this is a single room that someone – a maniac – has decided to rent out in their house, to make ends meet.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson quickly became my best soldier, a chaingun-wielding maniac whose specialty was destroying bits of scenery, flushing his alien opponents out of XCOM's all-important cover.
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Dennis Rodman wasn't exactly going incognito before his DUI arrest -- with cops saying he was driving like a maniac and blaring music from his car before being pulled over.
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Like those movies, Maniac takes place largely inside the dreamed worlds of its protagonists, controlled by the drugs they take to see if a damaged mind can be healed.
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For example, kids ages 14 and up can run with their parents in the Spartan Race, Warrior Dash, Mud Factor, Dirty Girl, the Savage Race and the Rugged Maniac.
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For those who know deep-down that Clinton is a conventional politician and an experienced bureaucrat, whereas Trump is a reckless maniac, the time to speak up has arrived.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Actors Emma Stone and Jonah Hill join the list of Hollywood stars turning to television with Netflix's "Maniac", a dark comedy mini-series looking at human connection.
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Unless you're some gross, controlling maniac who constantly tracks their movements on Find My Friends, their independence is probably what drew you to them in the first place, right?
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I've had a few pervs on the subway masturbating in front of me, and another time this maniac with a razor blade in his bloody hands followed me around.
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Ms. Stone, in her first major television role, plays a damaged young woman named Annie in "Maniac," a half-hour limited series, which begins streaming on Netflix on Sept.
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"Diff'rent Strokes" star Danny Cooksey is a jealous maniac whose anger is horribly out of control ... so claims his estranged wife who just got a restraining order against him.
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Thanos is certainly more nuanced than many of Marvel's villains, although he seems to flash back and forth from "sad dad" to "genocidal maniac" enough that you get whiplash.
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Their common nemesis is an Eastern European despot, a genocidal maniac with a scholarly mien and personal touch played, it seems almost redundant to point out, by Gary Oldman.
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" The conservative activist accused Lieu of mischaracterizing her remarks and called Hitler "a homicidal, psychopathic maniac that killed his own people -- a nationalist would not kill their own people.
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"Peter is a maniac, who has turned away from all of us and gone down some insane internet rabbit-hole, and turned into a crazy nazi," Scott told Inforum.
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As for Hunt — who was not punished by the league — he insists he's not the violent maniac seen in the video … and hopes to move on from the incident.
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In this way, the "evenhanded" view of Trump that emerges from traditional reporting is that he's a dangerous maniac — Democrats say it, and so too do many top Republicans.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... the UFC Hall of Famer was driving like a maniac on a Nevada highway on Sunday afternoon, roughly 10 miles from the Vegas Strip.
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Trump has called the North Korean dictator a "bad dude" and a "maniac," but also once suggested that the two could meet over hamburgers to discuss improving the countries' relationship.
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Stone and Theroux have become friends after working together on the upcoming Netflix show Maniac, last being seen together following the Met Gala leaving an afterparty at Up & Down Club.
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In "Scream," the director Wes Craven and the screenwriter Kevin Williamson affectionately pick at the clichés of the eternally popular "attractive teens get picked off by a costumed maniac" genre.
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There are rules to Eternal Sunshine's mind trips; in Maniac, there are none whatsoever during similar sequences, and that weakens a lot of the interplay between different groups of characters.
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Now, more than ever, we feel it is important to focus on the woman – to reaffirm the voice of Sharon Tate – and to take away the megaphone from the maniac.
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If he was born in the 28s, as the clothing of the Marion's suggest, that means that Maniac takes place in an alternate 27s world, just as I've been saying.
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This goofy premise is combined with the structure of a classic point-and-click adventure game; think something like Maniac Mansion or the Monkey Island series, but much more streamlined.
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For Mr. Trump to schedule a visit to the hometown of Senator Bernie Sanders, whom he regularly tweaks as a "socialist-communist" or even a "maniac," is certainly a provocation.
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And I am way into it, because I need to dance like a maniac to sweat out the anger the last few weeks in the news have made me feel.
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It's an urban legend we all know well: the maniac who takes advantage of trick or treaters by sliding razor blades into their apples and needles into their chocolate bars.
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Here's video of Klay Thompson going full EDM DANCE MANIAC at a nightclub in China -- fist-pumpin' and tongue-waggin' like his life depended on it ... and it's pretty awesome.
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The star of the dance musical, Burt Gurney (Channing Tatum, tap-dancing and grinning like a maniac) appears to be an all-American male ingénue, but has a secret agenda.
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And, as we inch closer to Halloween, the dark psychological mini-series Maniac and horror tour de force The Witch will begin streaming to get you in the spooky spirit.
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No word ... but he's been training like a maniac this offseason and working on his arm strength to prove he can still fire a football at speeds over 60 mph!
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A two-time entertainer of the year himself, Bryan leapt to his feet when presenter Lionel Richie announced Urban's name and turned into a fist-pumping and roof-raising maniac.
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If a person has such ego that they think that everything that they say is the right way, that person is not a wise person, that person is a maniac.
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Since I've spent my whole life teaching myself that bagels are The Untouchable Carb, it's no wonder I act like a maniac when faced with a kitchen full of them.
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Each is briefly envisioned as the maniac, and, if you have always wanted to watch somebody's head being sawed off by the master of dialectical materialism, now is your chance.
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But that narcissistic maniac and his agenda have proven more popular than the Democrats initially anticipated, and now Mr. Northram has promised to work with the president on shared issues.
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So will voters in the commonwealth revert to form and select Northam — who called President Donald Trump a "narcissistic maniac" on his way to winning the Democratic primary in June?
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These images provide a glimpse into what making a Costco run would've looked like back when Ronald Reagan was in the White House and "Maniac" was topping the Billboard charts.
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Dancing on and then jumping off dilapidated cars and literally bouncing off the walls, he moved like a playful maniac; like your caring yet menacing guide through the sexy underworld.
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As spotted by RockPaperShotgun, thanks to ScummVM—a suite of retro game engine recreations that stands for "Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion"— Blade Runner is finally easier to play.
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UFC star Junior Dos Santos -- a former heavyweight champ -- claims he's been FALSELY identified as the violent maniac who knocked out several people in a nightclub rampage ... and he's pissed.
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The net effect of Sabre's languid nature and truly painful-looking offense is that he seems like a dead-inside maniac once he has his opponents where he wants them.
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Maniac, a new, darkly comic Netflix miniseries starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill, is the rare project that I like both more and less the longer I think about it.
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On Tuesday, a Trump 2020 Twitter account posted a clip from Endgame that turned the president, 73, into the purple-skinned genocidal maniac Thanos — aka the supervillain, who is defeated.
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They, the Dems will be no different than, like, the drug-addled maniac on the street corner who&aposs shouting that asteroids are coming, and he forgot to wear his pants.
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Imagine this narrative of an upcoming R-rated movie: A homicidal maniac escapes captivity, kidnaps a high-ranking city official and subjects him to a litany of extreme degradation and torture.
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Even Star Wars is starting to feel relevant, telling the story of a slow drift toward cruel autocracy authored by a sallow-faced maniac who prefers to hide in the shadows.
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If you don't want that one little maniac running around your locker room every day, slowly getting on everyone's nerves, then you can't let anyone else's kid enjoy the privilege, either.
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Octavi Navarro's The Librarian is a bit like Gone Home in this respect, but mashed together with a classic LucasArts point-and-click adventure game like Maniac Mansion or Monkey Island.
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I get the biggest kick out of seeing my dog play like the maniac he is with all the other pups, plus I love socializing with all the other dog lovers.
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Between his belated Instagram membership, Netflix's Maniac, his directorial debut for Mid90s, and an onslaught of magazine covers featuring the Oscar nominee's face, it was nearly impossible to escape the guy.
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It's similar to what LucasArts adventure games like Monkey Island or Maniac Mansion did by infusing comedy not only into the puzzles, but into the exploration of the world as well.
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In the clip, Cavill is dressed in his full Geralt-lewk, which is basically a combination of Lord of the Ring's Legolas and Emma Stone in that one episode of Maniac.
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Market forces were not what compelled Barnes to drive 95 miles to punch Derek Fisher; that part was mostly just him being a hair-trigger sexist maniac with severe boundary issues.
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Maniac has also made pumpkins for Queens Museum of Art, The Whitney Museum, The New Yorker, and Alex Grey, and offer their custom-carving services to anyone who's got the cash.
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But even an unreal world needs characters who make sense, particularly in a series that is as gooily devoted to exploring those characters' inner lives as "Maniac" turns out to be.
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Robot," and the Bowie-mod superhero series "Legion"—are the philosophical inheritors of the " One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest " tradition, to which "Maniac" pays homage with its references to "McMurphys.
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In one, he insists that "if Donald Trump is helping Virginia, I'll work with him," an somewhat striking reversal from Northam's insistence that Trump was a "narcissistic maniac" earlier this year.
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Very conservative guy whose tax plan doesn't add up, suddenly looking extremely reasonable because he's not a maniac on issues like immigration and he can occasionally work with the other side.
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The piece offers no verdict about what this will mean for humans, but the repetitive nature of Maniac picks up on the themes throughout The Good the Bad and The Ugly.
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At this point, "Maniac," which appears on Netflix on Friday, ups the dosage and becomes something unstable, exhilarating and one-of-a-kind, a sci-fi pharmacological dystopian family-therapy dramedy.
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So this is going to be Dog without Beth, and she always told him, you better be lucky I'm with him, you're lucky I'm here with him, cause he's a maniac.
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In this clip from the special, which airs tonight on MTV, Amber says Andrew's clearly off his rocker for trying to make her out as some sort of machete-wielding maniac.
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The North Koreans were publicly defiant, calling Mr. Perry a "war maniac" — "you don't forget something like that," he said in an interview — but they also recognized the threat was real.
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Undone is fantastic, Dark is one of the most complex time travel plots ever put to film, and Maniac is the most brilliant, thoughtful, and criminally-overlooked series of the decade.
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One minute he's a passive-aggressive gaslighter, the next a homicidal maniac, threatening to wipe out innocent people on the other side of the world if he doesn't get his way.
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Josh Gordon isn't throwing in the towel on his NFL career -- it's the opposite -- he's been training like a maniac with an Olympic sprinter in the hopes of returning to dominance.
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"The biggest problem we have is nuclear—nuclear proliferation and having some maniac, having some madman go out and get a nuclear weapon," Trump said during a Republican presidential debate that month.
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Stone received a surprise nomination on the TV side for her work in Maniac, as well as a supporting actress in a movie nod for The Favourite along with costar Rachel Weisz.
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"At some point, we have to say, you know what, we're better off if Japan protects itself against this maniac in North Korea," Trump said at a CNN town hall in March.
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In Maniac, Emma Stone and Jonah Hill costar in an adaptation of a dark Norwegian comedy about a man who lives in an institution, but lives a fantasy life in his dreams.
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Just driving—like a maniac doing insane burnouts in a picturesque village set to classical music, or like a cautious grandparent trundling along in the correct lane (the left)—is a pleasure.
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The mystery only grew in intensity with the popularity of series like 2017's Big Little Lies, this summer's Sharp Objects, and, finally, Maniac, which debuted on Netflix in late September 2018.
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Stone, 30, received a nomination on the TV side for her work in Maniac, as well as a supporting actress in a movie nod for The Favourite along with costar Rachel Weisz.
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That's all well and good, but I prefer my image of him (formed five minutes ago) of a maniac dictator that believed in the rule of law except in matters of pizza.
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Susan Sarandon's got a thing for drop tops -- see "Thelma & Louise" -- and the one she recently drove like a maniac in Justice's "Fire" music video is for sale for one helluva price.
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Paramount TV and Anonymous Content's partnership has yielded a number of series, including Netflix drama 13 Reasons Why , Epixs Berlin Station, TNT's The Alienist as well as the upcoming Maniac on Netflix.
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Rice touched down at LAX Sunday when he told us he's still training like a maniac ... staying ready in the hopes he gets a chance to prove he belongs in the NFL.
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He might not be threatening them directly, but zombies, health risks, deadly threats to their loved ones, and about 5,000 other risk factors are doing the exploiting for the bat-wielding maniac.
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Put me in a meeting and I'll bob my knees like a maniac, I'll tear apart coffee cup holders into little shreds, and I'll pick off the nail polish off my fingers.
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So maybe the militant commitment to Canadian free trade you maintained while in office is imploding under the weight of a maniac billionaire president determined to crush Ottawa under its economic weight.
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And what better way to achieve that, and convince everyone you're not a sociopathic maniac, than to show you actually do care about and value human life when it is tragically lost?
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The benefit is that in an all-wheel drive, heavy SUV that I drove like a ham-fisted maniac, I still couldn't get the fuel-economy average to drop below 2000 mpg.
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Within the one-hour episode, audiences get to see the plot of the land and early schematics turn into some of the most creative and daring architectural designs we've ever seen.'Maniac'
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A true slasher film pits a violent maniac, usually male and blade-wielding and unstoppable, against a group of teens who succumb one by one, according to a kind of moral sequence.
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Ex-MMA star War Machine insists he's no longer the woman-beating maniac he used to be -- he's found Jesus and changed his life ... and he's begging his ex-GF for forgiveness.
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I'd still grudgingly accept full taxation on professional income earned now -- if I'm fool enough to continue working like a maniac at age 64, then I deserve to be taxed like one.
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By manipulating audio and changing the pitch of the voice, we upstanding citizens who hear "Laurel" can, for brief seconds, hear what the world sounds like through the ears of a maniac.
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Mr. Fukunaga, who didn't respond to requests for comment, remains credited as an executive producer and is currently working on another Paramount series, an adaptation of the Norwegian comedy "Maniac" for Netflix.
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The story keeps these two mad people on a parallel track with her maniac attacker, a British soldier, until they all wind up, armed, in the same town — a sour, revisionist western.
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"Greta" updates the genre (people have smartphones now) without improving on it much, though the maniac-mommy twist is an interesting wrinkle, adding a sinister fairy-tale element to the modern setting.
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" A few months later Duterte variously described Kim as a "fool," a "maniac," and "a crazy man" who is playing with "dangerous toys" that would turn the region into "an arid land.
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"We saw an increase in people looking for safe spaces, looking for ways to be unapologetically themselves with the changing of the guard with this maniac in office right now," he said.
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North Korea was quick to try to widen the rift with a vitriolic dispatch from its official news agency, KCNA, branding Bolton a "war maniac" with a "different mental structure from ordinary people."
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Hernandez was painted as a homicidal maniac who waited outside the bar for hours for the men to leave and then followed their car down the street ... eventually opening fire and killing them.
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"I'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly, and Ben, you're a terrible surgeon," Cruz told his rivals, including Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, as the debate opened.
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Now, Vine's co-creator Rus Yusupov has a new trivia app that people like a lot, and he seems to be doing his best to tank it by acting like a raving maniac.
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Bolton is known as an anti-North Korea "war maniac" who "fabricated various provocative policies such as designation of our country as 'axis of evil', preemptive strike and regime change", the spokesman said.
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The Conners, Murphy Brown, Legacies, Dirty John, The Romanoffs, Maniac, Camping, Mr Inbetween, and My Brilliant Friend were a few of the fall series that didn't have screeners available in time for consideration.
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The show's eight, roughly 30-minute episodes largely alternate between the perspectives of Original Miles and his clone, demonstrating Rudd's remarkable ability to play both a charming maniac and a worn-out schlub.
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Or how about this one: A group of friends purposefully split up in an abandoned warehouse or a dilapidated cemetery or an overgrown forest while being chased by a maniac with an ax.
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He and Megyn Kelly got in some good joshing at the expense of Donald Trump: Now, secondly, let me say I'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly.
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The script isn't entirely watertight: Kyle veers back and forth between "sweet, sad kid" and "murderous maniac on the edge" a few times too often, based on the dramatic needs of the moment.
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He says that Rhoades may have thought he nailed him, but he actually didn't lose any money, he's drinking the town's milkshake [great reference for a maniac to make], he's got that Remington.
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"Months and months ago, I started to raise alarms about the forgotten maniac, Kim Jong Un, and the fact that we view their cyber capabilities as a new asymmetric threat," bill sponsor Sen.
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It's easy to get hopped up, at first, on the look and feel of "Maniac," an archly dystopic series about two unhappy people, Owen and Annie, who volunteer for an experimental-drug trial.
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I can see having a slight interest in Curry's mouthguard tendencies: the Golden State Warrior definitely has some kind of oral fixation—popcorn maniac that he is—as he's constantly gnawing on it.
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We had a drum 'n' bass obsessed maniac named Christian on drums, and we played a lot of squat parties at 3 AM. But, being in the industry changes a band by definition.
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Bannon can be a disheveled maniac and only that—there doesn't need to be a revelation or nuance or anything beyond a bloodshot sack of demented ambition, no matter how high he ascends.
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But Jordan's real value comes in immeasurable ways on the defensive end, where he has evolved from an undisciplined shot-block-chasing maniac to one of the most impenetrable anchors in the game.
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"Maniac" could easily have used its premise to become another video maze, like "Westworld," so busy tricking its audience and inducing galaxy-brain moments that it forgets to make its characters into people.
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It was the brainchild of 22-year-old Mexican-American underground comics creator Jhonen Vasquez, then best known for his cult comix series Johnny the Homicidal Maniac and its maudlin spin-off, Squee.
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But had I been in an accident, such as the one I anticipate this summer when a scooter maniac crashes into me, would I feel the need to lie about it or hide?
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"The government again ensures that a dishonest criminal maniac (will be) free and roaming the streets amongst unknowing, law-abiding citizens as a reward for convicting Chapo Guzman," Lichtman said in a statement.
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From 5K mud runs to marathon-length willpower tests, obstacle course racing has taken off in a huge way since 2010 thanks to companies like Tough Mudder, Spartan Race, Rugged Maniac, and more.
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In 225, the business maverick and "Shark Tank" star invested $230 million for a stake in Boston-based obstacle course company Rugged Maniac, making it one of the biggest deals on the show.
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On a sketch in Netflix's terrific "I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson," he played a maniac who saw a bumper sticker reading "Honk if You're Horny" and he couldn't stop beeping.
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Just because he's a Nike star now doesn't mean Colin Kaepernick is giving up on his NFL comeback ... he's still working out like a maniac in the hopes of landing a QB job.
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In Virginia, Ralph Northam denounced Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" as he sought the Democratic nomination for governor, but dialed back the rhetoric during the general election, telling voters ahead of his Nov.
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The video continued roughly where it left off on Twitter, which was with "Eye of the Tiger" blasting in the Dodgers locker room and a half-nude Will the Thrill acting like a maniac.
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The 30-year-old actress, who's up for acting awards for her films The Favourite and the Netflix series Maniac, sat next to her beau Dave McCary during Sunday evening's ceremony in Los Angeles.
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Their subconscious adventures allow them to make certain realisations—that letting people in is healthier than isolation, for example—but these feel glib given the time and energy that "Maniac" dedicates to reaching them.
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Words like "maniac" and "demented" and "terrible shock of the tragedy" were the newspapers' favorites back then, because in 1903 America had little concept of someone plotting, and then carrying out, a mass shooting.
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According to IMDb, Maniac is still in pre-production, but on-set images have been released of Stone and her co-star Jonah Hill, who is rocking his own weird look for his role.
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Maniac is being made by Cary Fukunaga, the director of True Detective and Beasts of No Nation, and is a remake of a Norwegian series by the same name, which originally aired in 2014.
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The 29-year-old has been training like a maniac in the hopes of getting a second chance -- but no teams have pulled trigger ... and Rice knows his comeback chances get worse every day.
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The movie seemed to be teetering on the edge of chaos, but thankfully, Cary Joji Fukunaga—director of Beasts of No Nation and last year's brutally underappreciated Maniac—stepped in to take the reins.
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Seasons: 1Episodes: 8Netflix's original limited series "Maniac" premiered last year and then dropped off the radar a bit, but it remains one of the most unique sci-fi/drama shows on the streaming platform.
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" The two series are both surreal, visually immersive fables overseen by detail-oriented people—"Maniac" was directed by Cary Fukunaga; "Russian Doll" was co-created by Leslye Headland, who directed the cult movie "Bachelorette.
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" Vice president Jejomar Binay, who is also running, described Duterte's comments as "simply revolting", and described the former Davao mayor as " a crazy maniac who doesn't respect women and doesn't deserve to be president.
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Alan Alda is a very fictional, de-WASPed version of literary titan and one-time Intellivision pitchman George Plimpton, the guy who gave the author of Maniac Magee key contacts in the publishing industry.
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" Until now, Mr. Kim himself has appeared to refrain from personal attacks on the American president, even as Mr. Trump has called him a "maniac," a "total nut job," and, most recently, "Rocket Man.
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The most memorable — a suggestion that Cruz had behaved "like a little bit of a maniac" in the Senate — generated a backlash among conservative talk-radio figures who had previously been supportive of Trump.
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For example, Trump recently accused Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff of being a "a maniac … a deranged human being" and "a very sick man," but he is not the only politician to do so.
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Late on Tuesday, North Korean state media called U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert a "mentally deranged hooligan" and "a heinous war maniac" for flying in a U.S. fighter jet earlier this month.
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Also in The Times, though not about food, Jamie Lauren Keiles had a nice dispatch about the maniac boat people of America's Great Loop Cruisers' Association, an organization that would be cool to join.
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After months of deriding Kim Jong-Un as "little rocket man," a "maniac," and a "madman," President Donald Trump on Tuesday praised the North Korean dictator as a "very open" and "very honorable" negotiator.
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"The idea that people enter on a beautiful morning in the S-Bahn or do their newspaper round and then become victims of a maniac, is terrible," Grafing mayor Angelika Obermayr told Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
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In May 2016, the Inside the NBA co-host showed off his inner Jennifer Beals for a hilarious performance of Michael Sembello's 1983 hit "Maniac," even sporting a curly brunette wig and iconic Flashdance apparel.
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"I'm working like a maniac, harder than I think I've ever worked before," Mr. Testino told Jonathan Newhouse, the chairman and chief executive of Condé Nast International, Vogue's parent company, who stood next to him.
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But now, the former 2-time UFC heavyweight champ says he's been training like a maniac and feels like his old self -- and he's ready to compete with the best in the world ... including Jones.
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When Crazy Titch was sent to prison for murder in 2005 and producers Maniac and Snoopy Montana for attempted murder in 2009, the media cycle seemed set to keep crime and the music linked forever.
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When you first start playing Thimbleweed Park, the upcoming adventure game from Maniac Mansion co-creator Ron Gilbert and artist Gary Winnick, it's hard not to be struck by just how old-school it looks.
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The actor stars in the highly-anticipated new Netflix show Maniac alongside Jonah Hill and Emma Stone, streaming now, which takes viewers on a futuristic wild ride that also ends up leading to different worlds.
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Again, looking frantically for the phone and also trying to figure out how and where I'd jump out of my house to get away from the maniac that's outside my house if I needed to.
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This is the last word from the first place that recognizes us as parents: Your infant will probably cry like a maniac at some point, and we expect you to completely break, possibly killing them.
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"I'm a maniac, and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly," joked Cruz, in an effort to, as he put it, get "the Donald Trump portion" of the program out of the way.
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Netflix is getting a bizarre new comedy series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill called Maniac, and the streaming service gave the world its first look at the series on Wednesday, The Hollywood Reporter reported.
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Floyd Mayweather has been telling people close to him that he's considering a 51st fight -- and he's been training like a maniac in the gym ... but we're told there has been NO official movement ... yet.
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The story of Wendy the lemur had the tough job of introducing the audience to the full concept of Maniac: GRTA screwed up and Owen and Annie have to complete their pill regimens/hallucinations together.
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She nabbed a Golden Globe nomination and is now up for two Screen Actors Guild Awards for her performances in the film The Favourite and the television show Maniac, which airs this Sunday, January 27.
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In one exceptionally absurd clip, Santorum shows a Romney lookalike running around an empty parking lot, pointing a gun at cutout figures, looking like some sort of wannabe James Bond or Second Amendment–defending maniac.
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Rather than chastise his son for destroying perhaps the only pure thing in the Norse-themed forest, Kratos hands the miniature maniac a knife and tells him to cut the life out of the creature.
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"The lo-fi aesthetic and freaky vocal delivery makes for an unsettling experience, like being chased through the woods by a chainsaw-wielding maniac," due to its "distorted riffs and scratchy guitar solos," said Pandora.
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Well, Floyd Mayweather's definitely eating like he's not coming back ... The boxing legend pigged out like a maniac during a stop at Archie's Burgers and Shakes in Manchester, England yesterday ... stuffing himself with unhealthy deliciousness.
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Of course, he's probably kidding around since he has zero MMA experience -- but on the other hand, Arquette's been training like a maniac for his pro wrestling comeback and doesn't seem to mind the pain.
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Even a few days of superficial scouting turns you into a maniac, hunting and picking away at human beings for whatever flaws you can extract, enhancing and enhancing them again to see their specific striations.
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"You'll see that a lot with me," Mr. Trump said, referring to the difference between his friendly tone toward Mr. Kim and his previous tweets calling him a "maniac" and a "short and fat" person.
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I went into "Maniac" worried that it was going to be fundamentally miserable and dedicated to making me miserable, too, the way some contemporary dramas seem convinced that we, in the audience, are their enemy.
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"A rogue regime headed by a leader with no respect for human dignity, North Korea's forgotten maniac Kim Jong-Un has been met with indifference instead of resolve," Gardner said in the weekly GOP address.
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Referring to Mr. Loyd, the Orange County sheriff, Jerry L. Demings, said, "Our entire community will breathe a sigh of relief and sleep better tonight because this maniac, if you will, is off the streets."
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"Chalk," by Joshua Rivkin, is what happens when your quarry happens to be a maniac for privacy and prevarication, a one-time army cryptographer whose art rejoices in gnomic ideograms, illegible phrases and inside jokes.
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As a candidate, Trump called North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un a "bad dude" and a "maniac," but also offered to meet him over a hamburger to discuss how the two nations might get along peacefully.
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"At some point we have to say, you know what, we're better off if Japan protects itself against this maniac in North Korea," Trump told Anderson Cooper at a CNN town hall in Milwaukee on Tuesday.
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"We're better off if Japan protects itself against this maniac in North Korea, we're better off, frankly, if South Korea is going to start to protect itself," Trump said during a CNN town hall this week.
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"At some point we have to say, you know what, we're better off if Japan protects itself against this maniac in North Korea," Trump told Anderson Cooper at a CNN town hall in Milwaukee in March.
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Trump also gets another benefit from his outreach and softer tone: he dilutes the 24/7 drumbeat from the Clinton campaign and much of the news media where he's portrayed as a hateful and dangerous maniac.
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This fall alone, we've seen a trippy sci-fi show (Maniac), an animated series in the style of The Simpsons (Disenchantment), and a truly terrifying horror series (The Haunting of Hill House), among many, many others.
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But the biggest reason we needed to break up with this show was its finale, "Option C." With an ending that fails to capitalize on all the show's promise, we're leaving you at the altar, Maniac.
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As we previously reported, Lauletta -- who many believe should get a shot to start over Eli Manning -- was pulled over on his way to practice last Tuesday after cops say he was driving like a maniac.
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Stone, on the other hand, got a surprise nomination on the TV side for her work in Maniac, as well as a supporting actress in a movie nod for The Favourite along with costar Rachel Weisz.
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But in the new trailer for Netflix's limited series, Maniac, Dr. James K. Mantleray (Justin Theroux) and Dr. Robert Muramoto (Rome Kanda) are quite convincing that they can "fix" people in as few as three days.
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I remember one particular description of Neal Cassady, a friend of writer Jack Kerouac, driving the bus like a maniac but somehow always avoiding an accident, as if he were one step ahead of time itself.
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We are watching, in no uncertain terms, the best player since Jordan outright lose his opportunity to definitively surpass that old brandy-swilling, cigar-chomping maniac once and for all, through no fault of his own.
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If Kevin McCallister's experiences with the Wet Bandits left him traumatized and he instead applied his Rube Goldberg-level genius towards becoming a depraved homicidal maniac, you'd wish they'd have left him Home Alone for good.
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Try to listen to this track without imagining you're in some isolated shack shrouded in mist, whilst some maniac picks off your promiscuous female friends as they inexplicably reveal their going-straight-to-hell bare breasts.
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What follows is an intense scene where Carlton dances like a maniac and yells like he's in Thriller, then collapses in the middle of the weakest prom ever thrown by and for private-schooled rich kids.
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" Up next is "Maniac," the highly anticipated Netflix series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill, about which Ms. Garner will say nothing except to confirm there are "no cults or middle-aged men or teen pregnancies.
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Then the narrative turned into a kind of thriller as the hero, Mr. Cruise, in his best comic role since "Tropic Thunder," slowly realized he was trapped with a maniac and needed to take desperate measures.
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On January 1, 2020 he referred to him as a "self-serving, dishonest, morally bankrupt ego maniac who doesn't care about anything or anyone but his Fame & bank account & is hustling the US" (see Tweet here).
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As for his career, Brown has been training like a maniac and recently told TMZ Sports he plans on meeting with team reps at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis when that event kicks off this weekend.
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According to Vulture, the streaming service has picked up Maniac, a half-hour dark comedy that stars onetime Superbad costars Jonah Hill and Emma Stone and will be helmed by Beasts of No Nation's Cary Fukunaga.
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"I think the most important thing is to get that maniac out of the White House," Rapinoe told Reuters on Monday at Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year awards, where she was bestowed the top prize.
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The 32-year-old ex-Pro Bowler has been focused on cycling since he left the league in 2013 -- and previously told TMZ Sports he was training like a maniac in the hopes of turning pro.
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Intentionally or not, Maia's long and unglamorous road to a title shot has a simple lesson: your win streak better stretch out if you aren't opening holes in people's heads and talking shit like a maniac.
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Anyway the high point of him being a maniac was the water-drinking thing, and his net worth was close to it is now when it happened, so I'm saying: Earning $60 billion is bad for you.
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She's not the only double nominee, with Emma Stone also getting nods for her work in The Favourite as well as her Netflix limited series, Maniac — and Amy Adams seeing double for HBO's Sharp Objects and Vice.
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Viacom's new film deal with Netflix expands upon other work it has done for the world's biggest streaming video service, including TV series "The Haunting of Hill House" and "Maniac," which stars Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
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Less than a year, ago a male chimp named Chacha busted out of the Yagiyama Zoological Park in Sendai and led police on a two-hour chase before swinging on live power lines like a goddamn maniac.
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The insanity that comes out of Trump's mouth, mostly via his Twitter-addicted fingers, would be sort of hilarious if he weren't vying to become the face, the brain, and the maniac in charge of our nation.
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The interview, which appears in the September issue of Elle, is ostensibly about growing older, her family, and her new Netflix series Maniac, but those things end up taking a backseat to Stone and Lawrence's constant banter.
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Candidate Trump called North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un a "bad dude" and a "maniac," but also said he'd be willing to meet him over hamburger to discuss rapprochement between the U.S. and the nuclear-armed nation.
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It's not really fair, is it, that when you finally meet someone you truly like in this world full of garbage humans and people who Instagram their new purchases, you begin to act like an absolute maniac.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The next James Bond film will be directed by American Cary Joji Fukunaga, the man behind the first season of U.S. drama "True Detective" and the Netflix comedy "Maniac," the 007 producers said on Thursday.
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Critic score: 84%Netflix description:Why you should watch it: With an incredible ensemble cast and a gorgeously unique imagining of an alternate future, "Maniac" is one of the most fun and poignant sci-fi shows ever made.
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And those two shows form useful comparison points for Maniac, with its occasionally fascinating, occasionally awkward attempts to fuse Big Moment TV, over-explanatory mind-fuck pastiche, and what amounts to falling asleep in front of Netflix.
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For his part, AB has been training like a maniac over the past few months -- and you gotta wonder if there's real interest from an NFL team looking to beef up the WR position before the playoffs.
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"I was going to not only challenge him but encourage others to see him for what he is: basically a bully, an egotistical maniac, a liar and someone who did not need to be president," she continued.
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The Algiers becomes a trap, not only for the characters, who are stuck inside at the mercy of a maniac, but for the film itself, which loses its political and psychological coherence as the night drags on.
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But onstage, he is an entrancing maniac, and here, even more so given that he delivered half of his set from atop a huge bird that swooped up and down, left and right, over the main stage.
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It would be a mistake to see him as some kind of carceral maniac, warmonger, or anti-gay bigot — he was a normal Democrat who had normal Democratic Party positions on a variety of issues over time.
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WATCH: Rami Malek On What He Was Most Surprised to Learn About Freddie Mercury Cary Joji Fukunaga (Netflix's Maniac) is set to direct the movie after the original director, Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire), dropped out in August 2018.
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To make the audience scared, the characters have to be scared, which means they can't just casually whistle up the authorities to take care of the roving maniac, the giant monster, or whatever else is on the loose.
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The most disturbing part about a Trump presidency is the fact that half the people who came out to vote agreed with a sexist, racist maniac — and half of all Americans stayed home and watched him get elected.
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But, as "Maniac" approaches its finale, it starts to feel like a show that's less about consciousness or technology than it is about TV writing—a dreamscape about how hard it is to make serialized stories make sense.
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He has several upcoming projects in the works as well, including films On the Basis of Sex, Mute and the comedy The Spy Who Dumped Me. He's also appearing in an episode of the new Netflix series Maniac.
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Despite its movie-star appeal, the key name in "Maniac" is Cary Joji Fukunaga, who established himself as a TV auteur by directing the original "True Detective," and was just chosen to direct the next James Bond movie.
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She switched up her commute to work, went to different grocery stores, constantly looked over her shoulder, and took firearms training and defensive driving to protect herself and her son from an ex-husband she said was a maniac.
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" Arquette went on to thank her fellow nominees — Amy Adams (Sharp Objects), Clarkson (Sharp Objects), Penelope Cruz (Assassination of Gianni Versace) and Emma Stone (Maniac) — noting that "I love all [of] your work, I'm inspired by all of you.
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One of those ideas concerns hunger and desire, as seen most clearly in the scene where Reynolds is driving his car like a maniac toward home so that he can, ahem, devour Alma, and she looks at him knowingly.
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During the first episode of "Maniac," on Netflix, a Russian tour guide steers some red-baseball-capped tourists past a monument in New York Harbor: a flashy gold "Statue of Extra Liberty," her wings spread wide, wielding a sword.
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Northam has pushed his campaign further to the left and has described Trump as a narcissistic maniac -- while Perriello has attempted to reach out to Trump voters by selling a message of economic populism framed through a progressive perspective.
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Northam had pushed his campaign further to the left and has described Trump as a narcissistic maniac -- while Perriello instead attempted to reach out to Trump voters by selling a message of economic populism framed through a progressive perspective.
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And we've got this maniac in office who probably feels like he can't leave because he'll be prosecuted if he does, so his best chance of staying out of trouble is to clutch power like a Third World kleptocrat.
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"These days" being 1987, the year of Maniac Mansion's release—and that's just one of multiple references to Gilbert's past, and adventure gaming's history beyond his credits, spread throughout what is quite clearly a love letter to the genre.
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To add to the frustrations of First Order military leaders, Kylo Ren commits them to an uneasy alliance with the religious maniac Palpatine, the Sith Lord who emerges from decades of hiding with an enormous fleet of star destroyers.
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Ron White is a calm, cool and collected comedian when he's onstage, but if you vandalize his tour bus in the middle of the night ... he becomes a half naked maniac who'll chase you down with a golf club.
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Recently, Tenaglia has moved into documentary territory with Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent, a feature film that attempts to restore Jeremiah Tower, the controversial maniac who made his mark on Chez Panisse and Stars, to the celebrity chef canon.
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The film, which opened December 21, features a scene (a snippet of which you can see in the video below) in which Scarlett Johansson's character, Ash the porcupine, comes home to find her ego-maniac boyfriend, Lance, with another girl.
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We're lucky enough to live near a huge urban park with lots of off-leash dog trails, so I get to start my day surrounded by nature while the dog runs around like a maniac terrorizing the local squirrel population.
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Navigating the world of edibles can already be a harrowing and complex endeavor (just ask Maureen Dowd), requiring a lot of math and planning in order to avoid turning yourself into a disrobed maniac on the street corner shouting about agrarianism.
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It's part of a Democratic strategy to paint the election not as regular contest between two political parties, but as choice between — as former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg put it on Wednesday — a "sane, competent person" and a maniac.
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Negan-o-meter™ Score: 3 out of 10 The fluctuations in Negan's portrayal — from frightening maniac in one episode, to easily defeated schoolyard bully in another — are a big part of why he's felt like such a consistently disappointing character.
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You may want to use them, if you're ever going to binge through Maniac, watch the raved-about To All The Boys I've Loved Before, or finally see what all the fuss is about with The End of the F****** World.
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After struggling mightily with the post-Draymond Dubs, Russ has seemingly figured them out over the last two games, setting the tone early and doing whatever the hell he liked on offense, while running around like a maniac on defense.
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They can take us to places we've never been and others that will never exist…but sometimes they're just about killing demons like a maniac without blinking for hours, and that is the best thing that games did in 2016.
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A Paramount Television crew filming episodes for the upcoming Netflix series "Maniac" — starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill — spent more than a week trashing the Long Island home of a 92-year-old World War II vet, according to court papers.
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But, just as a tiger can't change his stripes, the Trump administration can't escape that it's run by a maniac who refuses to take responsibility for anything and who seems to have no real sense of what the federal government does.
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At the N.R.A. gathering, where Clinton was depicted as a near-maniac intent on freeing criminals, confiscating guns and repealing the Second Amendment, Trump claimed that "Heartless Hillary" wants to disarm the nation's grandmothers, leaving them defenseless against murderers and rapists.
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"At some point we have to say, you know what we're better off if Japan protects itself against this maniac in North Korea, " candidate Trump said when asked whether he would abandon longstanding U.S. policy of a non-nuclear Japan.
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If you're the type of maniac who would walk up to a stranger on the street and scream, "I will burn your house down and then rape the house's ashes," then, by all means, interact with people online the same way.
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Suddenly I saw myself as another, prettier girl might see me, a girl back at Garran Primary School in Canberra, say: crass and desperate, dirty and wild-eyed, with a terrible American accent, sawing away at roadkill like a maniac.
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After Maniac Mansion, Gilbert worked on The Secret of Monkey Island and its sequel; Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure; and Zak McKraken and the Alien Mindbenders, before leaving Lucasfilm Games—later renamed LucasArts—to pursue new challenges.
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But something about letting a computer give those notes speaks to why Maniac, ultimately, felt less human than human to me, why it always seemed like it was assembled more than it was a deeply felt passion project for anyone.
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I remember that interview you did where he started sweating like a maniac when he just didn't understand that people were worried about him knowing a lot of information about them, and he just seemed totally flummoxed by the whole thing.
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This month, Fukunaga brings that force to his second TV show, "Maniac," a Netflix series starring Emma Stone and Jonah Hill as participants in a drug trial that purports to do the work of decades of therapy with three pills.
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The vibe on the "Maniac" set was so amiable that during one visit, the crew was observing "Fukunaga Friday," in which they all walked around with Fukunaga's distinctive plaited pigtails, more and more of them as the day went on.
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Trudie Styler, who appears in "Maniac" and is a friend of Fukunaga's, says her husband, Sting, has described him as a "10,000-hour guy," a reference to Malcolm Gladwell's notion of the amount of time needed to master a craft.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Having once branded John Bolton a "war maniac", North Korean officials could see U.S. President Donald Trump's removal of his national security adviser as a chance to resume denuclearization talks without facing an unyielding hawk on the other side.
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The original "Maniac," set in a mental hospital, centers on Espen, a schlubby inmate and likely schizophrenic who repurposes his bland surroundings for an active fantasy life in which he imagines himself as a cowboy, a war hero, a superspy.
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Remember, 41-year-old Punk has two UFC fights under his belt -- and even though he lost 'em both, we're told he's a maniac in the gym ... and a lot of people would like to see him get another shot.
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At least Musk's bop was smoother than Steve Ballmer's famous "monkey boy dance," in which the former Microsoft CEO jumped around stage to Gloria Estafan's "Get on Your Feet" and shrieked like a maniac at Microsoft's 25th anniversary event in 2000.
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Ensemble in a Drama Series While Emma Stone got recognition for her work on Netflix's Maniac, this would have been the perfect opportunity to let the whole cast (Jonah Hill, Justin Theroux, Sonoya Mizuno, and Sally Field) know just how bingable they were.
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