There was that Kanye and Sam Smith mash up (Samye), that Kanye and Linkin Park mash up (Kinkin Wark), that Kanye and Weezer mash up (Yeezer), and there was that time that French kid made an entire album of Kanye and Queens of the Stone Age mash ups that actually kind of banged (Kanye of the Stone Age).
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Listen to Perry on The Morning Mash Up Show above.
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" The mash-up continues through the other parts of "ink.
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The oddly reverent celebrity mash-up was in fact the show.
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Like all of Wright's films, Baby Driver is a mash-up.
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Rumors about the mash-up have been circulating since early 2017.
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And is there another Daft Punk mash-up in the works?
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It feels like a mash-up of different kinds of animation.
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I mash up an avocado and massage it into my scalp.
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In perhaps the oddest video game mash-up since Marvel vs.
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Or mash up some guacamole de frutas, eat it with chips?
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That Oreo Creme Egg mash-up looks positively tame in comparison.
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Woods always felt like a mash-up of robotics and marketing.
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It's a mash-up of memes, an exercise in cultural unbundling.
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Onscreen or off, Seberg was an arresting mash-up of contradictions.
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I could help mash up the potatoes, know what I'm sayin'?
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The mash-up is simply fun to see, and to say.
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Horizon is, in practically every way, the video game as mash-up.
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But movies based on mash-up books take things to another level.
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If you're into that little mash up, you're gonna be into Claws.
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And in a literal sense, the mash-up picture turns him black.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Priyanka raved.
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The snack food mash-up you never knew you wanted has landed.
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However, the ombre and Ultra Violet mash-up was a happy accident.
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So the mash-up sort of worked and I filled in JJCREW.
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This mind-bending mash-up won first prize in the conceptual category
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Mistry's version is a glorious, maximalist mash-up with a croque-madame.
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The path there is a sportive mash-up of fact and fiction.
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When I'm trying to do a deep mask, I'll mash up some avocado.
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Fire TV Stick and Fire TV will instead mash up all your recommendations.
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I poach eggs and mash up some avocado, which I eat with sourdough.
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Deadspin made a mash-up of anchors reading the script, which went viral.
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Every chicken in Minecraft becomes a Goomba with the Mario Mash-Up Pack.
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Justin Timberlake is taking his innovative fruit mash-up to the small screen.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," says the actress.
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Castle Rock is the start of a Stephen King cinematic mash-up universe.
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The couple's fans call them by a mash-up of their names, Miarren.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress raved.
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What ensues, however, is a strange mash-up of monster and war movies.
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It was a charming and romantic and relentless (and sometimes clashing) mash-up.
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The show's format is a mash-up of The Voice and Shark Tank.
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Then rock out to this seamless mash-up of 2018's biggest hits.
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Were you a fan of Mousse T's "Horny As A Dandy" mash-up?
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It was only due time until we would mash up and make something.
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I never knew I could mash up Burl Ives and Skrillex so seamlessly!
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It's a freaky mash-up of one-true-love monogamy and hedonistic polyamory.
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The unholy mash-up was a lot of fun to play with, Blizzard realized.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress told PEOPLE.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Priyanka told PEOPLE exclusively.
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These excavations are a trippy mash-up of the ancient and the dizzyingly modern.
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But one potato chip brand has won the crown of mash-up master: Lay's.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Chopra told PEOPLE exclusively.
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The music behind the mash-up also triggered precious memories for the artists involved.
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"If you want to mash up some guac…" I looked up, smiling a bit.
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No fast food mash-up is too monstrous, no cheese-encrusted dish too intimidating.
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The food world continues to mash up classic foods into unhealthy yet delicious concoctions.
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An hour-long mash-up centered on Smash Mouth's 'All Star' Love the web.
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Its clean, attractive results are a mash-up of more than 40 data sources.
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" Chopra told the magazine that she loved making her nuptials "a religious mash-up.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress told PEOPLE.
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The line offers a baffling and contradictory mash-up of skating and streetwear signifiers.
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And this chicken-duck mash-up weighed just a little over half a pound.
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The work is a maximalist mash-up of icons, clip art and GIF characters.
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But I try to make sure that the mash-up evolves, week by week.
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Zoboi's mash-up of cities and genres is self-assured, elegant and utterly captivating.
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The resulting mash-up is a whorl of jutting, twisting, cradling, writhing, hoisting movement.
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That release will include the "Super Mario Mash-Up Pack" pre-loaded onto the disc.
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The author of 'Seeker' and 'Traveler' likes to mash up her fiction and non-fiction.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star tells PEOPLE.
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It's a weird mash-up of Total Recall's pod city with Elysium's upper crust spitshine.
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I came to read this article for a halarious MASH UP of kanye with sienfeld.
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Within the vitrines, the artists also placed artifacts from their invented, pan-historic mash-up.
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That's why Dark Pixel's Star Wars and Mario Kart mash-up makes so much sense.
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Even I, self-proclaimed Coldplay devotee, will not stand for this Kidz Bop mash-up.
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But what happens when you mash up fancy pen manufacturer Montblanc with some digital paper?
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Spike Lee's white-hot genre mash-up BlacKkKlansman initiates its course in the early 1970s.
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This mash-up will be available on Radio 1's iPlayer channel beginning on Sunday.
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My brain always visualizes "balaclava" as a mash-up of Greek desserts and bank robberies.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress previously told PEOPLE.
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The cultural mash-up is, of course, far from being a thing of the past.
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The first trailer for Captive State was just a long mash-up of sci-fi cliches.
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Listen to the mash-up above, and then go behind the scenes of Swift's video shoot
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Drew Scott and Linda Phan's dreamy Italian wedding was a mash-up from start to finish.
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The founder of Sprinkles Cupcakes and L.A.'s Pizzana restaurant shares a delicious dessert mash-up.
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The collection includes original tracks and standards, as well as a mash-up of timeliness tunes.
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Many folks on Twitter are hesitant to try the mash-up, but we are all in.
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You can then place these NFC-enabled cards on a board to create your mash-up.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Chopra told People about their celebration.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star told PEOPLE exclusively.
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It's a fun idea, but this monster mash-up doesn't quite coalesce into more than nostalgia.
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Though that doesn't mean this cotton candy ice cream mash-up couldn't be considered burrito-inspired.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star told PEOPLE exclusively.
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We appreciate a good pop culture mash-up here at R29 — and the weirder, the better.
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At Tao Yuan, her menu is a mash-up of New American influences with Asian garnishes.
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Let's euthanize mash-up culture and burn it in a kiln so only its ashes remain.
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Let's hope she brings some of that mash-up action to the Lip Sync Battle arena.
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I mash up an avocado with garlic salt and olive oil and spread it on toast.
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Clinton — a profane mash-up of insult comedy, political commentary and world history — it went viral.
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Could "leisureé" — a lingerie-swim-activerwear mash-up — be the next frontier for the underthings industry?
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Mash up some bananas, sweet potatoes and peas and fill up your own reusable travel pouches.
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This colossal mash-up of West African dance and vinyasa yoga is called Afro Flow Yoga.
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Cook: Atlantic Beach pie — a mash-up of Key lime and lemon meringue — is surprisingly easy.
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The gender-reveal cake emerged from a mash-up of baking trends, social shifts and technology.
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He was iPod Shuffle half a century before it was invented, a one-man mash-up.
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The mash-up of tones — satire, heartbreak, terror, whimsy — is daring, but it doesn't always work.
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I love this chili gumbo mash-up I learned from a Louisiana fireman named Jeremy Chauvin.
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That comment, spotlighted in a video mash-up on the Salon website, has dogged the neurosurgeon.
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The mansion is a mash-up of the Deus Ex reboot and a 1980s Macintosh design lab.
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He's perfect for this show, which is an exhilarating mash-up of physics, fluid mechanics, and explosions.
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"Longyarn" is rendered in a language that has its own hypnotically repetitive rhythms and mash-up vocabulary.
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Brett Young and Boyz II Men will be reprising their memorable mash-up from March's CMT Crossroads.
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At live shows he's been known to mash up dub sounds with game classics like Balloon Fight.
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Ever dreamed of a mash-up combining two of the greatest reality TV shows of all time?
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In this edition of the Minecraft game, Microsoft is also introducing a Super Mario Mash-Up Pack.
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Instead, it became a sobering mash-up of so much that is contentious in American life. Guns.
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The "Frozen 2" star sang a mash-up of 17 Disney singalong hits in just five minutes.
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It's a whole mash-up of transportation issues that will only get exacerbated without the L train.
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It is "kind of like a mash-up" in itself, Simmons says: part townhouse, part art space.
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Usher's jaunty visual style is a mash-up of two British greats, Quentin Blake and John Burningham.
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The sight of him near Kim felt like a mash-up of the past and the future.
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"I get credited with creating the mash-up, but it was Jason's idea," Mr. Grahame-Smith said.
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So the Texas senator and presidential candidate is a perfect subject for a Star Wars mash-up tribute.
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MCLEAN: To me it sounds like if you were to mash-up The Weeknd with the Bee Gees.
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First, the company released mash-up movie posters for the upcoming second season of its hit paranormal thriller.
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At least now, there's another chocolate-wine mash-up to try, and it involves fudgey, wine-infused brownies.
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Sometimes, a mash-up rises above the standard of usual Reddit fodder and becomes something more, something glorious.
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Only such a delirious mash-up, he argues, can capture the "hidden internal logic" of China's breakneck growth.
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In our era, however it looks like a deliciously hallucinogenic mash-up of William Blake and internet emojis.
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Now we know what a mash-up of Mark Ruffalo and Hulk would look like — and it's hilarious.
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Brian is dressed as a mash-up of the nurse from Silent Hill and *Pokemon'*s Nurse Joy.
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The upcoming Fallout Mash-Up Pack brings Bethesda Softworks' hit RPG series to the world-building survival game.
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So, Today we're bringing you a What In The World and Calm Down with Hayes Brown mash up.
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The result is a sort of mash-up between Sony's Dual Shock 4 and an Xbox One controller.
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The Golden Globes recognize excellence in both television and film, like an Emmys and Academy Award mash-up.
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So will the Netflix movie The King, a mash-up of Shakespeare's history plays (coincidentally also starring Chalamet).
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The idea for the mash-up actually came from one of the directors of Infinity War, Joe Russo.
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Buffalo Chicken Nachos Yet another Super Bowl staple gets in on the fun in this mash-up. 7.
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So I opened my wardrobe and put on a mash-up of the worst clothes I could find.
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I found it on Spotify, and the second track seems to mash up a calypso I've never heard.
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Many a mash-up have impressed the Internet masses — from Disney-themed reimaginings to all things Potter World.
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While customers have the option of drinking each component separately, the boilermaker-style mash-up comes highly recommended.
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Coronation chicken salad, a dish with Indian flavors, is a flavor mash-up that has lasted for decades.
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" What follows, Mr. Alessandrini writes, is a "mash-up of theater today and my wildest musical comedy dreams.
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Those teamless participants are then added to a mash-up team that Mr. Valenti assembles ahead of time.
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City Kitchen This dish — a pita, filled with an herb-packed omelet — is a mash-up worth replicating.
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Brilliant staging — as in "Harry Potter" or "Hadestown," another mythological mash-up — might have made up for that.
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Their apartment is in a 1920s building designed with a mash-up of exuberant styles, including Romanesque arches.
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The museum's guiding concept reflects the U.A.E.'s own multicultural ethos, a mash-up of global high culture.
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The band even collaborated with Jay-Z on the platinum mash-up album "Collision Course" the next year.
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But Main Street — too Western — was replaced by Mickey Avenue, a mash-up of Western and Eastern architecture.
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Front Burner At Dough in Brooklyn, Fany Gerson has created a delicious mash-up for the Purim holiday.
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That's right – life found a way to mash up two already formidable monsters into one even more terrifying creature.
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Hadid's ears might have been burning after her pop star boyfriend's interview on Sirius XM's Morning Mash Up yesterday.
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Corden reminded viewers of some of his best Carpools in a star-studded mash-up of celebrity shotgun riders.
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Meanwhile on Earth, Aleksandra Mir creates her "Astronauts" series of mash-up collages of the otherworldly: astronauts and saints.
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The Volume 1 trailer features a nonsensical mash-up of blood-soaked bodies, sci-fi dystopias, and Sigourney Weaver.
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Baby Driver, Edgar Wright's heist drama and musical romance mash-up, is ditching its original August 11th release date.
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It's an interesting mash-up of ruggedness and elegance that you won't find from a traditional outdoor boot brand.
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Citrus reamers need to be tapered and immersion blenders need to spin like a vibrator to mash up food.
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This latest product mash-up is bridging the gap between breakfast and dessert, but only for a limited time.
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China's Communist Party propagandists put out the animated video above, a mash-up of party slogans and Chinese rap.
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The Vitality program sounds a little bit like a mash-up of store loyalty points and the Hunger Games.
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This latest alcohol-sweet-treat mash-up comes courtesy of craft brewery The Veil Brewing Co in Richmond, Virginia.
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Aside from the obvious benefits to normal Chromebooks, tablets could be the big winners from this software mash-up.
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It was a mash-up of pizza and burger flavors, which, yes, sounds gross, but we promise, was transcendent.
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Her name sounds like a mash-up between two characters in Romeo and Juliet, Juliet Capulet and Romeo Montague.
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Before there was the stellar mash-up Twitter account Kim Kierkegaardashian, there was the Danish philosopher who inspired it.
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The latest mash-up from developer TT Games turns its attention to the villains of the DC Comics universe.
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Rich Fox's The Blackout Experiments looks at participants in the haunted house / live theater mash-up known as Blackout.
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And this mash-up of these two beloved family-friendly action films could totally be the next blockbuster hit.
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It's like a mash-up of Twin Peaks, Veronica Mars, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but with time travel.
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The quirky mash-up of cultures — French, Spanish, Caribbean and American South — lends an exuberance to the tourist experience.
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The genderless sizing runs from XS-XXL for pieces they're dubbing "uni-luxe:" a mash-up of unisex-luxury.
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The Sundae Shake — you guessed it — is a mash-up of a traditional milkshake and an ice cream sundae.
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Mr. Robot Sure, the "Full House" meets "ALF" mash-up sequence from two episodes ago got the most ink.
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But too bad, really, for Alexander Wang's counterintuitive mash-up of surfswear and men's wear and slip dresses. Athlingerie.
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At the Federick restaurant in the New Delhi Plaza I experienced a mash-up of Indian and Chinese cuisine.
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Cook: Spend the weekend enjoying an Atlantic beach pie — a mash-up of Key lime and lemon meringue pies.
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The name is a mash-up of the Korean words for let's eat ("muk-ja") and broadcasting ("bang-song").
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Given this drama, it's easy to mistake Mr. Trump's visit for a mash-up of meetings and muddled messages.
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My mind was a mash-up of the values I was raised with and the ideals I encountered online.
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His designs are a mash-up of the creative and the consumerist, taking cues from manga and corporate advertising.
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I don't know what I was expecting, but it certainly wasn't this symphonic mash-up of colors and styles.
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It's a sort of mash-up of a midsize and compact semi-luxury car, and it starts at $40,000.
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Reveling in the sweet mash-up of sugar, butter, bananas and coconut is what this cake is all about.
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This mash-up shouldn't be terribly surprising, since Post also created Hostess Donettes cereal just a few months ago.
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How many other animated sitcoms would mash up the plots of Working Girl and Die Hard for a school musical?
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What do you get when you mash up the entrepreneurialism of Shark Tank with the cultural relevance of The Voice?
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Reggaetón star Daddy Yankee, who sings in a remix of the song with Justin Bieber, also condemned Maduro's mash-up.
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TMZ has learned ... Josh Martinez and Paul Abrahamian are teaming up for the "Big Brother" mash-up season of 'Race.
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Fast-forward 15 years, and the once-loved music mash up has long since become a fiery pit of hell.
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Gomez appeared on Sirius XM's Morning Mash Up on Monday, and she discussed her music's evolution with host Elvis Duran.
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Joe reached out to Epic Games' worldwide creative director Donald Mustard to get the ball rolling on a mash-up.
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Another time he told me about a mash-up on YouTube of 'Whole Lotta Love' and James Brown's 'Sex Machine.
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"Time Travel," like all of Gleick's work, is a fascinating mash-up of philosophy, literary criticism, physics and cultural observation.
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The Flinstones/Sopranos mash-up episode is still one of the best things Adult Swim has ever done, hands down.
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The company will also present an acclaimed silent-film-inspired "The Magic Flute" and "War Stories," a Monteverdi mash-up.
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The brand's mash up of avocados, dogs and actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth seems to be a recipe for success.
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Set in Lagos, the book is an incendiary mash-up of two unlikely genres: the slasher and the domestic novel.
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The crowd is lively and hands are in the air, pounding to a mash-up of Soul II Soul, Snap!
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It's an irresistible mash-up of stream-of-consciousness venting and measured appraisals of everything from white feminism to Bono.
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Now, why don't you watch a surf and snow sports mash-up video and imagine yourself far from a screen?
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On Saturday morning, Mr. Trump posted a video mash-up of TV news footage of stories about Mr. Biden's son.
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Her last collection, a '70s pop-inspired mash-up of glitz and cowboy fringe, entitled "Panic in Vegas," garnered considerable attention.
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It's basically a sunset on your head — a mash up of blond and orange that looks exactly like a tropical drink.
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The Office This mash-up of auditions (both successful and not-so-successful) for the workplace comedy is full of surprises.
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" That said, Zong's mash-up actually slaps, with the relaxing sounds of "Gerudo Valley" rounding out the gospel theatrics of "Selah.
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She also took to the stage to perform a "The Night Is Still Young/ Bad Blood" mash-up with Nicki Minaj.
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Fans were loving the co-star cover showering them with compliments and begging for a full version of the mash-up.
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Just as important, the resulting mash-up portraits were funny and deeply unsettling — an underrated combination of qualities in art. —JS
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Based on what we know of the show, here's our guide to this unlikely mash-up of C.G.I. and T.S. Eliot.
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The juxtaposition of this unlikely mash-up makes you notice how much our television watching preferences have changed over the years.
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It looks a bit like what would happen if you crossed a collectible card game with a music mash-up tool.
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Donald Trump didn't make this mash-up campaign ad, but he liked it enough to pin it to his Twitter feed.
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Backstreet Boys and Florida Georgia Line took part in a larger than life act for CMT's musical mash-up, CMT Crossroads.
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Battle royale's mash-up of online shooting and resource-driven "survival" gameplay (think Minecraft) lent itself perfectly to player-authored stories.
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A brand new reality dating show is coming your way, and it's basically a Real World/Couples Therapy mash-up. E!
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We pray he and Justin Timberlake bring some "Tonight Show" goodness to the ceremony with a history of Hollywood mash-up.
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His couplings and their offspring annotate a social structure that is a mash-up of pop culture icons and political figures.
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Mash up Alexandria's weird suburbia vibe with Hershel's farm from season two and you get The Hilltop Colony, as it's called.
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It was by no means the first attempt to do a mash up album, but it was definitely the most successful.
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This mash-up of history and cultures is a result of Oman's role in maritime trade routes, particularly the Frankincense Trail.
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In a recent interview on SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up, Gomez talked about the One Love benefit, specifically complimenting Bieber's performance.
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Here we see the brooding Batman and the idealistic Superman in a mash-up from the director of "Watchmen," Zack Snyder.
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After, Gomez visited the SiriusXM studios for her Morning Mash Up interview wearing a black slip dress over a white tunic.
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This year's biennial was a mash-up of claims and interests that played out in four exhibitions grouped under one umbrella.
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When the ramen burger burst on the scene in 2013, it became the new mash-up food that had everyone drooling.
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Each outfit looked like a greatest hits mash-up of Kim's, Kris', Kourtney's, Khloe's, and Kylie's (not Kendall's) most memorable looks.
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Your videos mash up a lot of different qualities and sources: HD, SD, recorded or manufactured sound, found or manufactured images.
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All around us, meanwhile, new media forms like the Arya's horse/"Old Town Road" mash-up continue to break formal ground.
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On the sweet side, it will sell a Croiffle, a mash-up of a croissant and waffle with a trademarked name.
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My first home here was a high-ceilinged, east-facing space — an oddly laid out mash up of five hotel rooms.
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" Last winter, Jonas and Chopra Jonas tied the knot with a lavish wedding the bride described as a "religious mash-up.
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Avo operates out of an interesting mash-up of businesses housed in shipping containers with a volleyball court in the middle.
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The name of this Upper West Side shop is a mash-up of "bar à choux," French for cream puff bar.
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For example, at 20A, the answer to the clue "Indian Ocean bloc?" is PAKISTANZANIA, a mash-up of PAKISTAN and TANZANIA.
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Here's an autotuned, musical mash-up called "We Are Connected," starring Carl SAGAN, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Richard Feynman and Bill Nye.
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With the exception of Terry's Chocolate Orange, last seen in Christmas 2017, the McFlurry Christmas chocolate mash-up usually falls short.
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On their highest-impact issue, they are split about whether it should happen, a mash-up of positions from both parties.
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Dining | New Jersey At its best, fusion cuisine can be novel and refreshing; at its worst, a hard-to-decipher mash-up.
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As if such a dreamy mash-up weren't enough, Lady Antebellum is slated to team up with the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire.
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That movie combined kids' movies, adventure films, and a post-apocalyptic setting to create a gleeful, gory Sam Raimi-esque mash-up.
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The prebuilt world was created by developers Mojang and 4J using the various elements that come in the new mash-up pack.
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But impressive nonetheless is this Drake and Father John Misty mash-up "Legend (Holy Shit)," courtesy of New York producer Yuri Beats.
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But, as weird as it may sound at first, the mash-up of Midgar and Monopoly actually makes a lot of sense.
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Jessica Eaton's abstract photographs are mesmerizing — a mash-up of Op Art and homage to artists like Josef Albers and Frank Stella.
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The Hill compiled a mash-up of Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump and Glenn Beck's speech in support of Ted Cruz.
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THE SERPENT KING (Crown, $17.99), a debut by Jeff Zentner, on the other hand, is an ambitious, sui generis genre mash-up.
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As she unfurled her bright, peeling soprano in a mash-up of "Yesterdays" and "Lazy Afternoon," she conjured a timeless nostalgic dreamscape.
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An epic mash-up from Youtuber Robert Jones combines every great drinking scene in as many movies as possible in three minutes.
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In addition, the award show will feature a special pop-country mash up of "Work From Home" by Fifth Harmony and Cam.
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And just like the country's growing food culture, the result is an innovative mash-up of Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and European influences.
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He has never worn his influences lightly; his latest is a messy mash-up of Roland Barthes, Georges Perec, Joris-Karl Huysmans.
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Their posts are a peculiar mash-up of immaturity and sophistication, laced with profane jokes but also savvy cultural and political references.
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The story is one of a plane that looked like a mash-up of the Wright brothers' Kitty Hawk and a ship.
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It was a mash-up of my parents' names, Maureen and Denis, but now I forever am named after a computer part.
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"Our community for this celebration is a beautiful mash-up representation of the tapestry of Kevin and Alic's life together," she said.
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From youth, the combination developed into an unintentional mash-up, resulting in quilts and textile works that defy expectations of the medium.
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With appropriative text and visuals, the book is full of single-page mash-up vignettes of obtuse techno-speak and familiar graphics.
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In November, Condé Nast and Condé Nast International merged fueling rumors an American Vogue/British Vogue mash-up could be on the horizon.
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The video features a lot of wonderfully kooky dance moves and the mash-up will absolutely be stuck in your head for days.
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The company also recently introduced a personal credit line that's a kind of mash-up of an unsecured personal loan and credit card.
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The mash-up is effective, and it doesn't feel tonally out of place for Red Skull to parrot what the president is saying.
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I just wish it had matured into something more than a mash-up, or was given space to play out its best ideas.
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Hyundai's "Mobility Vision" concept is a mash-up of a smart home with an autonomous vehicle, with futuristic furniture moving seamlessly between both.
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This creates more value through a "mash-up" that accesses either kind of storage, depending on the security and the need for accessibility.
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Talenti and N.Y.C.-based company Jars by Dani have teamed up to create the dessert mash-up of your dreams: Talenti by Dani.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star told PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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The annual event, now in its 31st year, is mash-up of entertainment media that is simultaneously a festival, expo, conference, and showcase.
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" The group enjoyed cross-over success with the 2004 mash up "Numb/Encore" which combined their song "Numb" with rapper Jay-Z's "Encore.
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According to their website, they chose the name because foxes are "a symbol of versatility," perfect for their fashion-music mash-up brand.
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Brain-bending Virginia-based producer Elysia Crampton just dropped a new track today, a signature mash-up that pulls from seemingly unmatchable sources.
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I Am Setsuna's combat is like a mash-up of various Square games, pulling elements from titles like Chrono Trigger and FF VII.
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A baffling mash-up of Spring Breakers and Crossroads, the video announced the lip gloss follow-up to Kylie's hit matte lipstick line.
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Most drinkers there have guessed that the mash-up of yellow liquid and blue cubes would yield a green, not a purple, potion.
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It is a mash-up of science-fiction, horror, comedy and adventure, set in the 1980s in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana.
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Mr. Culverwell and the Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta will perform the composer Gabriel Prokofiev's "Concerto for Turntable," a mash-up piece for D.J. and orchestra.
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Just this morning I received an email from a producer who'll remain anonymous—for both our sake's—touting a brand new mash-up.
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In one delightfully anachronistic mash-up from 1889, dinosaurs and mammoths mingle together, with one wooly mammoth grabbing a unicorn with its trunk.
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Charlesworth's works are organized into interconnected series, in which she focuses on photo-based projects that mash up and break down cultural imagery.
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His creators consulted an inspiration board plastered with photos of human Instagram celebrities to generate the mash-up that became the new Colonel.
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There are also "Storybox" dances, a mash-up of jazz and flamenco forms, traditional Israeli folk and Jewish dances, and Chinese fan dances.
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N.L." returned to the Oval Office for a mash-up of recent White House intrigue and the Fox series "Empire" called "Them Trumps.
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Mash-up may be an overused term for the seemingly random combinations that by now have become all but formalized in men's wear.
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The FoldiMate, more compact, has large clips dangling outside, making it look like a mash-up of a clothesline and a plastic oven.
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"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," Zack Snyder's bloated and sober comic-book mash-up, arrives on the small screen and streaming services.
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You could see the ideal it was looking for — in this case, a hallucinatory mash-up of floppy ears and a forlorn expression.
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He's best known for "Pop Culture," a mash-up of 40 different songs that he created on a whim when he was only 17.
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At Vagabond, he put chapulines on the menu and served a modern mash-up that was part Asian, part Latin, and distinctly his own.
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Yet Los Angeles, as it turns out, is where his singular mash-up of street wear, geek wear and Italian tailoring looks most natural.
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I also mash up the two avocados with lime juice, pepper, garlic salt, red pepper flakes, and a touch of cumin for third dip.
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Monday's episode of Vanderpump Rules was a bit of a Bachelor mash-up as waitress Scheana Marie went on a date with Robby Hayes.
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Predator, and while mash-up films are usually a creative death knell, the movie was enough of a sucess to warrant its own sequel.
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The announcement video above shows off what the new Minecraft Adventure Time mash-up pack will look like while mirroring the show's opening theme.
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This past April, a 70-piece youth orchestra performed "Yeethoven," a mash-up of Kanye's Yeezus and the works of the 18th century composer.
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But, here we are with yet another Hollywood-Washington D.C. Twitter round-up mash-up from Chelsea Handler to Billy Eichner to George Takei.
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Now, the chain is making headlines all on its own by releasing a brand new take on its classic doughnut-grilled cheese mash up.
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"5 Signs You Might Be A Terminator" was a zany mash-up of scenes from Terminator 2 and highlight their editing and wry humor.
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The result was a much-buzzed-about cavern of decadence with the designer's signature mash-up on display (including an eight-foot stuffed giraffe).
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Here are some of the images they created: Pop-culture mash-up artist Saint Hoax put Trump's head on West's wife Kim Kardashian's body.
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One collection, for example, was inspired by a mash-up of 1930s French couture, 1970s West African photography, early Isaac Mizrahi and Eames furniture.
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The out-there design is a mash-up of numerous influences, ranging from Stealth fighters to the Dream Cars of the mid-20th century.
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In the latest episode of this mythological mash-up, Ichabod Crane and Abbie Mills find themselves forced by circumstance to fight alongside their foes.
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Making a mash up of cereal and other sweet snacks, like French Toast Crunch (in limited release in 2015), Oreo O's, or Dippin' Dots.
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Hence the coatdress, a lexical mash-up with plenty of fashion credit — and a lifesaver for those of us who shiver in bare arms.
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The pair recorded "Home Boy, Sister Out," a fluxus mash-up of '80s radio that should have become an essential installment in Cherry's discography.
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So in 2500, he built his own cryptocurrency, a satirical mash-up that combined Bitcoin with the Doge meme he'd seen on social media.
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She further explores Hitchcockian motifs and the art of the mash-up in her new evening-length dance, "Tenderizer," for a cast of 14.
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The mash-up of styles drew Jeff Staple, a street wear designer from New York and a fan of the game, to scout trends.
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But a mash-up of a gospel song with an R&B song — Ginuwine's romantic slow-jam "So Anxious," for one — is hardly novel.
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These character "mash-up" cars are popular among fans because the Hot Wheels design team has a keen eye for detail, Mr. Down said.
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This year, he&aposs bringing the spirit of his famous restaurant Pujol for a one-night-only mash-up menu of both dining hotspots.
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As I walked into the palace's interior, I noticed that the mash-up of styles extended to the smallest details, like this Moorish stonework.
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There is perhaps a little bit of Buick in the styling, but probably more Ferrari and Maserati — a mash-up of Italian and American design.
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Go all-out with a red maxi dress and boots or mix prints, shades, and fabrics for a creative mash-up of the timeless color.
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All rumors are pointing to a new iPhone 5SE from Apple, which will look like a mash-up of many of Apple's most recent phones.
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"She's killing it and she kind of always has been," Gomez, 23, said Friday on SiriusXM's "The Morning Mash Up," when asked about the controversy.
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That means it's gonna be parodied, and with Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast remake hitting theaters soon, a mash-up was in order.
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"It's kind of a mash up of those two, with some cool slow-down bullet time effects for drift kicking and tackling moves," he said.
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For a while now, Burger Fiction has delighted us with its fantastic mash-up videos that examine the careers of actors and trends in film.
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The list of movies included in the mash-up are the ones that you'll be hearing a lot of in the next couple of months.
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The extended mash-up of John's biggest hits features digitally recreated versions of notable live performances through the years, coupled with some downright trippy interludes.
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Last year, Airbus unveiled a truly bizarre concept at the Geneva Motor Show: a car-drone-train mash-up with the effervescent name of Pop.
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Anyway, despite assuming there were no more Kanye mash ups to mash up, another one has arrived—but even I have to admit it's decent.
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Each of the spots aired just after Taco Bell's nationally broadcast commercial unveiled the new menu item — a chalupa-quesadilla mash-up — to the world.
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Not ranked (because Mashable hasn't seen them) Paul Schrader's Dog Eat Dog starring Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe; the J-horror mash-up Sadako vs.
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There's also a handful of scenes from his legendary, mash-up heavy DJ sets that helped him rise to stardom throughout his decade long career.
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Then again, if Poussey were to come back from the dead as a zombie, maybe we could get a Walking Dead-OITNB mash-up series?
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Though Jenner's style zeroes in on workout staples and streetwear silhouettes, it can be hard to bring her level of finesse to the mash-up.
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The selected works—including "Dupree's Paradise" and "G-Spot Tornado," which gleefully mash up pop and modernist elements—represent the classical Zappa at his best.
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The Kings' next TV endeavor is the 13-episode "BrainDead" on CBS this summer, a satirical mash-up of sci-fi, horror and Washington politics.
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The star here is Moholy-Nagy's own "Light Prop for an Electric Stage," a revolving mash-up of shiny chrome forms enhanced by tinted gels.
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A video mash-up that Bloomberg Politics put together this week shows repeated instances in which male counterparts commented on Ms. Carlson's appearance on air.
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The mash-up performance of "Sucker" and "Only Human" was pre-taped, so the VMAs audience watched the rock show on three big screens instead.
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The column also helped introduce concepts like the mash-up to Japan and enhanced a form of cultural hybridization that became an art form here.
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The eatery, which seats 120, is a mash-up of red and white checkered tablecloths and modernist murals and paintings from friends of Mr. Alefantis.
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The set includes all six films, as well as documentaries and "Shogun Assassin," the 59.993 English-language mash-up that kicked off the cycle here.
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The new updates include faster puppet creation, letting you "mash-up" different body components from different illustrations to generate a range of puppets more quickly.
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They began to distribute fake stories and images taken out of context and introduced new words like "presstitute" — a mash-up of press and prostitute.
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The medium represents a mash-up of modern technological marvels — computer vision, haptics, artificial intelligence — and more conventional creative endeavors, like screenwriting and character animation.
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Volkswagen offered the Tiguan, a mash-up of tiger and iguana, Ford shortened cougar into Kuga for some markets, and Renault famously had Le Car.
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The models walk out to a mash-up of reggae and '80s punk rock evocative of London's pirate radio stations, and the atmosphere is charged.
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For our spring Design issue, Westling shared the frame with an unlikely subject — vintage dirt bikes — and wore a mash-up of vibrant sporting clothes.
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That's a problem built into the bloated mash-up of genres: Comedy is based on particularizing human behavior, but allegory is based on generalizing it.
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Thrilled with the success of that book, Mr. Corsi followed it in 2008 with "The Obama Nation," a mash-up of anti-Obama conspiracy theories.
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With its mash-up of various cultures, Ms. Wales Bonner's catwalk served as a lyrical tribute to the perhaps-fading notion of a cosmopolitan Britain.
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Gboard for Android is introducing a feature called "Emoji Kitchen" that allows users to mash up different emoji then use them as stickers when messaging.
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Fans of the pairing were referring to it as "Toah" – a mash-up of their names – and Cyrus clarified on Instagram that it was "Nana."
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In the paintings, Gibson challenges viewers to decode messages embedded in vibrant Op Art patterns (imagine a mash-up of Alighiero Boetti and Bridget Riley).
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He also notes that StumbleUpon was doing the social media and content curation mash up years before Facebook or Twitter or Reddit, which is totally true!
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And the perfect mash-up has to tick all the boxes: effortlessly cool, easy to move in, and cold-weather appropriate (after all, it is winter).
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And when Australian Parliament got particularly chaotic in November of 2014, Australian YouTube user Huw Parkinson made a viral video mash-up of Parliament and Seinfeld.
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The penultimate dish was a risotto/fried rice mash-up with plenty of chunks of pork shoulder and a runny egg on top for good measure.
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Before you start thinking the series is a mash-up of King's Landing and Good Morning America; however, there are some things you need to know.
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What follows is a wild mash-up of Shakespeare and pop-culture references that seems chaotically improvised but takes a deceptive amount of skill to execute.
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The Dark Tower, as a series, is a bit of a mash-up of all those genres, and it's a series he considers his magnum opus.
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Warmann's mash-up, however, is expertly exited together: the action from the various movies flow together nicely, set to "Feel Invincible" by Christian rock band Skillet.
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For example, I don't think an end point will ever come for the latest meme spinning off from CW's Archie comics-Twin Peaks mash-up Riverdale.
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The Ragon Institute is similar, a kind of mash-up of clinicians, biologists, and engineers to develop a vaccine against HIV/AIDS and other things. Right.
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"The Hood Maker" The most cinematic and narratively ambitious of these first 10 episodes plays like a mash-up of Blade Runner and Minority Report. 5.
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The new concoction follows the limited roll out of another mash-up called the "Whopper Dog," which turned heads in various Burger King stores last month.
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Over the past week, the Marvel and Disney artist has filled his Instagram account with a mash-up of The Force Awakens and Calvin and Hobbes.
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The images are a mash-up of pop culture, pornography, celebrity, cute animals pics, and internet memes, all set against against a sparkly rainbow CGI background.
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It's no secret that the quickest way to get the entire music internet writing about you is by doing a mash up and sticking it online.
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The creature is deeply unsettling, a weird mash-up of human and alien that departs from what film has typically used for creatures to that point.
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This mash-up of two messages makes up looks like QAnon posted a message with the "+++," and Trump tweeted the same symbols a few minutes later.
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In similar fashion, "Marvel's Runaways" feels like a mash-up of CW-type dramas, as if "Gossip Girl" had a baby with the "X-Men" franchise.
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The result is A Simple Favor, a deeply confused movie that feels like a mash-up of Mean Girls and an episode of Law and Order.
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Burger King introduced new menu items such as Whopperrito, a burger-burrito mash-up, and Cheetos Chicken Fries, but the launches failed to attract more customers.
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Volkswagen offered the Tiguan, a German mash-up of tiger and iguana, Ford shortened cougar into Kuga for some markets, and Renault famously had Le Car.
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Like Mr. Gurs himself, who is the child of a Turkish father and Swedish-Finnish mother, the menu at Andrea is something of a mash-up.
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His glitches appear in the images themselves — a mash-up of famous flags or a self-portrait with three eyes — that are entertaining, if somewhat slick.
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Behold, instead, the latest Instagram-ready food mash-up: the "Tacro" — a croissant-taco hybrid available at Vive La Tarte's Ferry Building kiosk in San Francisco.
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Visitors will likely be entranced with this cultural mash-up, but come December, Malta's deep-rooted Catholicism is on full display in the celebration of Christmas.
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Hader, Jeffress and Knebel formed a postmodern mash-up of Randy Johnson, J.R. Richard and Nolan Ryan: Together, they fanned 2200 batters in just 213⅓ innings.
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They mash up textures, fabrics and sizes; they bounce beads and gummy-bear pendants; their clothes are plastered with monkeys or chairs or beakers or keys.
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During a congressional hearing last September, members of Congress cut you off you so many times that a mash-up video of the interruptions went viral.
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In 2015, she started a podcast, "Anna Faris Is Unqualified," a show that has been described as a mash-up between Marc Maron and Dear Abby.
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A dish of kabana sausage stir-fried with vegetables is the ultimate multicultural mash-up — a Korean take on an Australian version of a Polish sausage.
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" The mash-up combines the sentiments and messages in the songs "The Story of Tonight" from "Hamilton" and "You Will Be Found" from "Dear Evan Hansen.
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That's a big difference from years past, where Rewind took on a more polished look with creators coming together to mash up different events and trends.
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In Steven T. Murray's translation, it's all very entertaining, but the mash-up of these plots with Felicia's disappearance proves to be a stretch too far.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The mash-up of old and new media may not be a winning combination for the new S&P communication services sector index .
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The deliriously ridiculous results feel like a drunken mash-up of Top Gear and Mythbusters with a healthy dose of Jackass thrown in for good measure.
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"Head Over Heels," the exuberant mash-up of a 16th-century prose poem with songs of the Go-Go's, will close on Broadway on Jan. 6.
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This traditional crowded nativity scene is not depicted in the New Testament gospels but constitutes a mash-up of different accounts of the birth of Jesus.
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The spectacle onstage was a live-action mash-up of "Best in Show" and "Drop Dead Gorgeous," with a dollop of "Dance Moms" on the side.
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Painted in bright hues of yellow ochre, orange, blue, and red, Choi's composition creates tension and movement from the mash-up of different forms and colors.
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During a recent program, beers were opened and cigarettes were lit as the opening theme was played, an irreverent mash-up of audio bites from previous shows.
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Minimalism features skateboarding legend Rodney Mullen grinding, flipping, and sliding over works by these artists and others in the ultimate mash-up of high and low culture.
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This mash-up of ancestral and android reveals a very real and grounded truth: Many Black Americans don't know their roots or ancestry, just that they've survived.
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Now Nerdist is in on the act, with a parody musical mash-up turning three actors into a variety of iterations on Wonder Woman throughout the decades.
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This mash-up of "Mad World" and The Game's "It's Ok (One Blood)" is probably illegal, but that can't stop you from listening to it for now.
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Nate is the company's CEO and Vanessa is the "Chatbooker-in-Chief," a position that is a mash-up of spokeswoman, customer relations director and creative director.
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Sure, there's no musical spell-casting, let alone a brilliant mash-up making algorithm, but who cares if the audience is ready to buy into the illusion.
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While you were busy wincing in disgust or drooling over these trends, cult-favorite potato chip brands were taking their own stab at the mash-up game.
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Together, they come together in a high-energy mash-up of action, explosions, close-ups, and it perfectly captures the manic energy of the summer blockbuster season.
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Cannily drawing upon a mash-up of global cultures, Moon's art is represented by galleries in New York and Atlanta (where the Korea-born artist is based).
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As for the aesthetic, expect a perfect mash-up of Minnie's traditional style — polka dots, pink and red, nods to her vintage outfits — with Coach's Americana vibe.
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She started off singing a heartfelt mash-up of "God Bless America" and "This Land Is Your Land" while wearing a stunning crystal bodysuit by Atelier Versace.
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"Numb/Encore" One of the more emblematic cultural artifacts of the mid-2000s was Collision Course, the 2004 mash-up album between JAY-Z and Linkin Park.
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Jimmy Kimmel is the latest to jump on the Stranger Things 2 train with a mash-up of Stranger Things and the 80's sitcom Perfect Strangers.
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" In April 2017 the two first performed together at Mayer's concert in Toronto, collaborating on a duet mash-up of Mendes' "Mercy" and Mayer's "In Your Atmosphere.
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It's like a mash-up of ShotSpotter's sensor capabilities and Palantir's data analytics, but aimed at markets that neither of those companies would likely find lucrative enough.
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I can't wait to go back and uncover more of this mysterious culture, this mash-up of eras and this style that is so uniquely their own.
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Unbeknownst, by ShadeJackrabbit, is a sort of mash-up of the endless clicker genre (think Cow Clicker or Cookie Clicker) and a stylish, pulpy noir detective story.
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The Summer of 3DS actually started in May, with the release of a bizarre mash-up from Game Freak, the studio behind a little series called Pokemon.
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And 100 gecs have become one of the most talked-about bands of 2019 with their batshit mash-up of crunkcore, experimental electronics, ska punk, and EDM.
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The story itself has vanished, replaced by a digital mash-up of slurs and invective, supported by stray phrases that have been mechanically tweezered from different texts.
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Think a mash-up of "Straw Dogs" and "Our Band Could Be Your Life," pitting low-level suburban musicians against white-supremacist skinheads, all in tight quarters.
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Even though the series didn't last, its catchy theme song embedded itself in our minds — and it happens to mash up quite nicely with Star Wars footage.
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The choreographer Ed Wubbe goes all out for giggles and gasps, with dance scenes that offer a cheerful mash-up of court rituals, cabaret and Miley Cyrus.
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Suddenly, I found myself pitching ideas at work that were inspired by my family, or fueled by their love and the complicated mash-up of it all.
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Even more fascinating, in "Puyo Puyo Tetris" you can play a mash-up of both that introduces a level of craziness never experienced in either game before.
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It eventually became clear that a thicket of bureaucratic and intensely political complexity had ended up making the biennial a mash-up of competing claims and interests.
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So instead, they would gather balsam flowers, mash up the petals and leaves, spread the paste over their nails, and sleep with the concoction on their fingers.
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The Q Brothers, known for a similar madcap mash-up, "The Bomb-itty of Errors," once again mix pulsing beats and clever rhymes into the celebrated tale.
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The Chicago company Manual Cinema will present its shadow puppet-infused mash-up of Mary Shelley's novel and her biography in the festival, which runs from Jan.
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His platform, then, was a heterodox mash-up of initiatives that span the political spectrum, from lefty measures like raising corporate taxes to conservative models of policing.
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Fear not: Familiarity with the novel is no prerequisite for enjoying this antic show, a madcap mash-up of live performance, prominent video and much audience participation.
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GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS Five years after the last Hollywood movie in which he stomped through town, the giant lizard returns for a monster mash-up.
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In her new book, "The Mash Up" (Hat & Beard; $40), many of her old shots are used as source material for graffiti artists, who draw atop them.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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On Accidental Icon, her influential Instagram account, she tends to vamp in an eye-catching mash-up of Comme des Garçons, Yohji Yamamoto and consignment store finds.
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It was unclear whether he was parodying false idols or suggesting that everyone love thy neighbor, but either way the mash-up provided both relevance and levity.
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With a startling 119 looks, the collection was a mash-up of vintage references, reinvented — and the progression of models was like a show from another time.
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But he missed the heady mash-up of the food on which he was raised and bristled at the ignorance in which his ancient culture was held.
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The music and bright, ugly graphics are a diabolically great mash-up of '80s and '90s arcade aesthetics with classic flash games and internet native meme culture.
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Halley Feiffer's Chekhov mash-up "Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow" just finished its run at MCC Theater, where Theresa Rebeck's foodie comedy "Seared" opens in October.
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The lingua franca is a foreign mash-up of English, Chinese and whatever other tongue the mega cruise ships and low-cost flights have delivered that morning.
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As we say at The Mash-Up Americans, you don't know what you don't know, but you've got to be willing to adapt when new information comes in.
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After finishing in first for three consecutive weekends, the super villain mash-up had to settle for second place this weekend with about $12.1 million at 603,582 locations.
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And so it's no surprise that Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, the movie, based on the 2009 bestselling Victorian-horror mash-up by Seth Grahame-Smith has arrived.
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Nintendo's imminent "Mario Mash-Up Pack" for Minecraft: Wii U Edition adds a whole mess of nods to the worlds, characters and stories of the Super Mario series.
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Not only was the mash-up real, it was a turn-based strategy game in the XCOM mold, complete with Mario, Luigi, and crew wielding laser-spewing guns.
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When UK expat fighter and Eminent Air Gym legend Melissa Ray was in training, her go-to was a mash-up of porridge, müesli, yogurt, and soy milk.
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Why they might not: Plenty of people are tired of zombies, don't like musicals, and resent the mash-up culture that mixes genres into a big sloppy stew.
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The song of the trip is clearly "Rockabye" by Clean Bandit, which is heard in the background of the photo and video mash-up Spears shared on Instagram.
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I eat almonds and clementines again, but also mash up half an avocado I have in the fridge and put it over a toasted slice of Ezekiel bread.
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Your boy Jay-Z must have been genuinely into it, because he then released Collision Course, an official mash up album with Cali nu metal band Linkin Park.
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Braai means grill in Afrikaans, the Dutch-Malay-Zulu-Xhosa-English mash-up language that has evolved here since 1652, when the first Europeans arrived from the Netherlands.
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But a new Instagram, Taste of Streep, places the focus in just the right area: How well pictures of Meryl Streep mash up with pictures of random food.
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AND FINALLY ... Coming soon The only thing we love more than movies is movie trailers, so enjoy this mash-up of previews of 230 films released in 2017.
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"Barry," which begins Sunday on HBO, is both, an audacious mash-up that puts the chocolate of premium cable into its peanut butter, its gun into its greasepaint.
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But the lingua franca is a foreign mash-up of English, Chinese and whatever other tongue the mega cruise ships and low-cost flights have delivered that morning.
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In this corner: the women who found J. Lo's Super Bowl high-energy hit mash-up unnecessarily salacious, designed to titillate male viewers, performed for the male gaze.
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Listen: Right Said Fred's mash-up of "I'm Too Sexy" with Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" reveals why she credited the band for a cadence.
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Baby Yoda Hangover V-neck T-shirt, $29, available on EtsyThis unexpected mash-up is a funny take on Baby Yoda and the actual baby from "The Hangover."
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A fan-made mash-up bringing together "Truth Hurts" and Disney's 1970 classic, The Aristocats was good enough to earn a shout and a share from Lizzo herself.
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Facing exclusion with data What does Automattic – a technology company, MIT Center for Civic Media – a research powerhouse, and The Mash-Up Americans – my media firm, have in common?
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As far as beverage trends go, last year's red wine and hot chocolate mash-up was a seasonal home run that truly couldn't be topped — that is, until now.
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SR: That piece, while it's visually vivid and really active, I'm not sure what it's meant to do, aside from showing a mash-up of a range of traditions.
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They also apparently performed a mash-up of "Roses" and Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Under the Bridge," because why not turn your show into an all-out karaoke fest?
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She was planning to remount "Wow," her warmly received 2014 mash-up of dance and Kate Bush songs, which aspired to utter sincerity in an age of pervasive irony.
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Even more disconcertingly, she told press that she was changing it to promote a new accessories line, Frances Valentine — a mash-up of names found in her family tree.
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Stephen Colbert sent-up some of the "stranger things" Donald Trump has said with a mash-up of clips from the hit Netflix series and quotes of the president.
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Set against the prairie hills with the wide Missouri River in the edge of the frame, it was an iconic American scene—or, rather, a mash-up of them.
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In a sort of mash-up between Dr. Who and High Fidelity, the story's full of wit, fun science, and is loaded with indie nods to diehard music fans.
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" Gaga's show started with footage of her on the roof of NRG Stadium in Houston, singing a mash-up of "God Bless America" and "This Land Is Your Land.
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Just a few hours ago, it provided us with a mash-up of Drake and Father John Misty that was, for the lack of a better phrase, goddamn lit.
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During a sit-down with SiriusXM's Morning Mash Up show, Payne said he and Cheryl came up with the name together after she chose their baby's unique first name.
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So the folks at music site Pigeons and Planes did the only thing they could to make sense of it all: mash up Kanye tweets and New Yorker cartoons.
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Lyrically, musically, and visually, her vibe is like a mash-up of Future and the industrial band Einstürzende Neubauten, if filmmakers Rainer Werner Fassbinder and David Lynch directed them.
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Dungeons & Dragons" spinoff in collaboration with the fantasy novelist Patrick Rothfuss ("The Kingkiller Chronicle"), and he has a hand in the mash-up role-playing game "Dungeons & Dragons vs.
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In many ways, "Cuphead" is a mash-up of classic games like "Super Mario Bros." and "Contra," with a large pinch of "Steamboat Willie"-era Disney animation thrown in.
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Set to a rap poem, "Grosse fatigue" is a mash-up of narratives about creation, whether rooted in religion or science, or borrowed from African tribes and Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Blindfolds removed, the women found themselves in a room of nearly two dozen skinheads, neo-Nazis, and men in white hoods, a mash-up of commingling white power factions.
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Just like it sounds, this new mash-up combines chicken and potato chips — you know, in case you were ever torn between which one to grab as a snack.
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This version is sort of a mash up of Bieber's "Sorry" and "I'll Show You" videos as a troupe of badass woman dance in picturesque locations across the globe.
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Dinner was kind of mash-up of four-day-old smoked sausage and some whole wheat pancakes, but there was enough to go around and we were all full.
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The mash-up—the bootleg, the blend, the bastard child of bastard pop—was a cultural aberration on par with Chris Moyles' Channel 5 chat show or cargo pants.
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You then place the NFC-enabled cards on a physical board to make your mash-up, with the order in which you place the cards affecting the outcome. Easy!
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The mash-up movement, lead by 2 Many DJs, was re-inventing Jive Bunny for marketing executives who'd just discovered cocaine and semi-affordable ex-warehouse spaces in Hoxton.
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In my highbrow research endeavors I uncovered a really cute fable about a "pinch of snuff," if you feel like reading a mash-up of O. Henry and Judaica.
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Its name (and its purpose) are a mash-up of the sustainable farming system known as permaculture and Capoeira Angola, the capoeira style that Mestre Cobra Mansa, 58, teaches.
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Directed by John McTiernan, the film is remarkably different from the others, its intrigue derived from a high-stakes chess game, rather than a mash-up of action scenes.
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Davis has written a beautiful homage to a neglected sea, a lyrical paean to its remaining estuaries and marshes, and a marvelous mash-up of human and environmental history.
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He's imprisoned at the Juniper Hill insane asylum, which appears in many of King's other books and the Hulu show Castle Rock, a mash-up of the King universe.
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To mark its thirtieth anniversary, the Noguchi Museum invites Sachs to create a sprawling installation, an absurdist mash-up of chanoyu —the traditional Japanese tea ceremony—and space exploration.
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But if lassoed to choose a favorite, the real-life royal wins – though we'd prefer to see her team up with Wonder Woman for the ultimate royals-comic mash-up.
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The unanimous decision to crown "Parasite" partly came down to its unexpected mash-up of genres, this year's jury president, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, the Mexican maker of "Birdman", told reporters.
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The long-awaited trailer for Avengers: Infinity War has finally landed, and we already have plenty of questions for Marvel's mega superhero mash-up (like what's up with Thanos' face?).
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Miuccia Prada's "return to her nylon roots" has seen huge success for her feminine-athleisure mash-up aesthetic of belt bags, gabardine track pants, bucket hats, and Tech-fly trainers.
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If you ever wanted to see a mash-up of animated cyberpunk action and the archeological thrills of Indiana Jones or Lara Croft, short film X-Story has it all.
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It can be fun and surprising, a bit nauseating (yep, we're thinking of that Hood by Air x Pornhub mash-up), even shocking — as is always the case at Libertine.
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All that's available is the Sega-developed, Nintendo-published (still sounds weird) Mario and Sonic mash-up,...at the Rio 22013 Olympic Games, out now on Wii U and 22016DS.
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In 2014, mash-up producer and YouTuber Neil Cicierega hilariously remixed pop songs with "All Star" for his Mouth Sounds album which is currently nearing one million listens on Soundcloud.
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Vox and his band are on fire, captivating the audience with a mash-up of socially conscious hip-hop that integrates Haitian roots music, Afrobeat, Latin grooves, and reggae beats.
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"I've known this brilliant SOB for years and we jumped at the opportunity to mash up our tequila and gin chemistry to deliver some magic for the audience," he continued.
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"I love just being there and having someone's back," Gomez told SiriusXM's Morning Mash Up of "being supportive" after being prodded about joining the Weeknd for part of his tour.
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Actress Laura Harrier's character, Patrice, is an activist who is a mash-up of Angela Davis and Kathleen Cleaver, two women who were very active in the Black power movement.
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For the customer who's already got a Prabal piece or two in her wardrobe, the designer envisions a mash-up of runway looks and yoga-class items being worn together.
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The tacro is a mash-up made of a flaky laminated croissant shell and your favorite taco fillings, and it's no wonder these beauties have been selling out before noon.
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When Nintendo announced the Mario mash-up pack for the Wii U version of Minecraft, it revealed a slate of Mushroom Kingdom-themed content for people to play around with.
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In April she and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra did a mash-up of Heinrich Biber's 1673 suite "Battalia" with George Crumb's 1970 "Black Angels," both musical expressions about war.
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For "Tracer," Rauschenberg made a kinetic sculpture — a "combine," or mash-up of found objects, a bicycle wheel mounted on a wooden base driven by a variable-speed electric motor.
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Her most recent short feature for Comme des Garçons — for the fruity floral eau de parfum Dot — is a wacky mash-up of her video archive, with a promotional spin.
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We were just starting to recover from the shocking news that Oreo released a Marshmallow Peeps-flavored cookie, when we heard the first rumors of a new flavor mash-up.
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Here in a place known for its rigidity, ruled since 19903 by a single family, a confounding mash-up of what was once held apart now defines how life works.
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Though Sunflower Bean's sound nods to past decades, it's not vintage: The mash-up of influences — T. Rex, the Velvet Underground, Tame Impala, the poet Dylan Thomas — makes it new.
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Grahame-Smith took a beloved 19th-century novel of manners and populated it with a scourge of undead corpses, creating a singular literary mash-up — and a pop-culture phenomenon.
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That list is a mash-up of some of the prime targets Democratic presidential candidates would like to take on, too — right alongside some of the left's most prized policies.
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On gallery walls striped Pepto Bismol-pink, the new works on view mash up art historical references from ancient Greece, the Victorian era, 1930s animated films, and the disco era.
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Tabàrnia — whose name is a mash-up of Tarragona and Barcelona — is an entirely fictitious entity, created and promoted by some of the people opposed to Catalonia's independence from Spain.
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The "This Is Us" star hit the "Morning Mash Up" on SiriusXM to promote his new movie, "The Art Of Racing In The Rain," and instead got into playing superheroes.
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Apple has a new iPad Pro, and it looks like a mash-up of its predecessor and the iPhone 11 thanks to Apple's signature dual-camera array on the back.
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His image had been shared widely in 2015, and in October of that year, Donald Trump tweeted a cartoon that appeared to be a mash-up of himself and Pepe.
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He settled on "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," a gory and irreverent Jane Austen mash-up, and assigned it to a young writer, Mr. Grahame-Smith, for a $5,000 advance.
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Also on the service: "Whatever, Heaven Allows," a beer-slathered mash-up of John Milton's "Paradise Lost" and Douglas Sirk's "All That Heaven Allows" from the downtown theater stalwarts Radiohole.
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The name is a mash-up of the last syllable of its neighborhood — Friedrichshain — and the one across the Spree — Kreuzberg — on what was once the other side of the Wall.
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If you said this Star Wars / "All Star" mash-up is the first fruit from a new NBC Universal algorithm that generates viral-ready videos, I'd believe you; it's that lifeless.
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Then there was the inexplicable, if unapologetically nonneurotic, mash-up of 1960s car coats and 1970s herringbone tweeds, frayed denim plus ostrich feathers and disco ball minidresses at Michael Kors Collection.
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While appearing as a guest on SiriusXM's Morning Mash Up talk show, Saldana says they were "always hungry" while on set of their newest film Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
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"I think there are so many characters in the X-Men universe that we could go and explore before we have to go and mash up with those guys," he said.
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When the Edge Of Seventeen star was asked whether she was dating Bieber during her Wednesday appearance on SiriusXM's Morning Mash Up, she was quick to shut down the ridiculous rumors.
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Hall has known Swift since he released a mash-up of her greatest hits in 2015 and even had a cameo in her "Look What You Made Me Do" music video.
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A demo of the mash-up game Super Banjo-Kazooie 64 is available to download with 18 Jiggies (jigsaw puzzle pieces, if you've forgotten) to find, along with a secret stage.
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SJP's "sneaker" is more like a classic Carrie-approved strappy sandal slapped onto an athletic-inspired sole for a fashion mash-up that any shoe-loving fashion fan will approve of.
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Scott called on his Dancing with the Stars partner, Emma Slater, and her new husband, Sasha Farber, to choreograph a four-part showcase featuring a mash-up of styles and songs.
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If it was more Galliano than Margiela, it was the better for it; the mash-up of maison and designer has, more than occasionally since his appointment in 2014, felt forced.
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Carol Lim and Humberto Leon's Kenzo x H&M collection brings the party via a riotous mash-up of logo sweatshirts ($59.99), print silk shirts ($69.99) and ribbon tiered dresses ($299).
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A mash-up of familiar toys and games (Yahtzee!) and Andy's crayon-scribbled plans for the ride, it almost makes you forget about the Florida heat while you wait (almost). 3.
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Now, with the circulation of a pretty ingenious "Harder Better Faster Stronger" mash up on Twitter, a canny fan has pulled the influential French duo Daft Punk into the game's fold.
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Condo construction surrounds the hotel, and Rue de Bleury has blossomed into an under-the-radar Restaurant Row, with hot spots like locavore bistro Monsieur and Peruvian-Japanese mash-up Tiradito.
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"Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway" is a follow-up sequel to 2018's "Peter Rabbit," a live-action/CGI mash-up featuring James Corden as the voice of the infamous bunny.
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In September, Payne spoke candidly about the boy band members on Sirius XM Hits 1's "The Morning Mash Up", sharing why it's hard to predict when a reunion could happen.
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Like the inhabitants of fictional Bacurau, occasionally seen popping mysterious hallucinogenic pills, viewers are invited to give in to the mash-up, in a movie where some clues are deliberately withheld.
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Although the climate in Tucson rarely approaches the wintry conditions that bogged down runners in Boston on Monday, Sellers said the mash-up of her training and work schedule prepared her.
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Its mash-up Caribbean culture has long encompassed strains of ardent American patriotism and concerns about the dilution of a unique Hispanic heritage, and its compatibility with the broader American project.
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Zack Snyder, a veteran director of superhero films, took on two comic-book characters for this self-serious mash-up, which pairs Clark Kent (Henry Cavill) with Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck).
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She was the ultimate fantasy, a mash-up of physical attributes only a male illustrator might conjure: bulging cleavage, cinched waistline, and satin red lips to match her fiery red hair.
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Sometimes, though, his work would go viral and he would be outed; among his greatest hits is a haunting mash-up of Britney Spears's "Everytime" and the "Twin Peaks" theme song.
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If you're still mourning the loss of the Cool Ranch Doritos Locos taco from the Taco Bell menu, then behold the latest fast food-snack mash up vying for your heart.
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His acrylic on wood painting, "persistence of reality," is a disturbing mash-up of Dalí, Bosch, and Bruegel the Elder, depicting an alien valley of priestly birds preying on hybrid humanoids.
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At the meeting, an Iran sanctions/"Game of Thrones" mash-up poster reading "SANCTIONS ARE COMING" sat in the middle of the table, providing an unusual prop for the media availability.
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Katy was on SiriusXM's "The Morning Mash Up" and the hosts asked her about last week's 'Catfish' episode ... where a guy from Tennessee thought he'd had an online relationship with Katy.
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Stone axes that mash up, cut, or kill food started to deliver meat and less fibrous plants to our stomachs, which led to smaller guts that are fed this higher-calorie food.
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He sent those to the House Industries team, who eventually created a signage mash-up for Kimmel, who was raised in both Brooklyn and Las Vegas: part Vegas lights, part Brooklyn delicatessen.
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The pairing of The Legend of Zelda and Crypt of the Necrodancer was a mash-up I never expected, but it's a compelling experience that manages to succeed in every possible way.
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Even Jobs seemed to have a relatively narrow view of what the iPhone could do: Back then, it was presented as a mash-up of a phone, an iPod, and the internet.
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The result is a mash-up of new and old that's earwormy and easy to listen to, but still feels smarter — and cooler — than much of the other stuff on the radio.
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With her new label, Errortique — whose name is a mash-up of 'error,' meaning wrong, and 'tique' coming from boutique — Linton aims to create 'semi-luxury' for women with less conventional tastes.
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And Shawn Mendes is really gunning to be the new Nick Jonas and Justin Bieber mash-up so I'm down to see him awkwardly dance-slash-sing into my heart and soul.
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From the explosive garage rock of Scott Pilgrim's Sex Bob-Omb to Shaun of the Dead's zombie-bashing scene set to Queen, Wright knows how to mash up mood, music, and action.
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Someone on Reddit has finally offered a solution to this annual conundrum and created an action figure combining the best of both worlds: ETPO, a mash up of both E.T. and C3PO.
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Minecraft is getting Adventure Time'd in a delightful mash-up pack that turns the blocky world into a brighter, more Adventure Time-y world for a blocky Finn and Jake to explore.
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"I think there is an interesting mash-up between experiential retail that b8ta has been perfecting in its store with those hands-on experiences," Tru Kids Brands CEO Richard Barry told TechCrunch.
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The competition on the 'Amazing Race' and "Big Brother" mash-up is gonna be fierce, because it's stocked with a lot of previous winners and fan favorites hauling ass around the world.
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The internet has already given us one cursed mash-up between HBO's Chernobyl and another beloved TV show, but if that Friends crossover wasn't enough for you, we've got something even worse.
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The images from Memphis in 2013 stayed with me: police in riot gear and robed men holding flags emblazoned with a noxious mash-up of a swastika and the Stars and Stripes.
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And "Head Over Heels," a mash-up of Elizabethan romance and the pop music of the Go-Go's, will be further developed after its premiere last summer at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
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But Spam, whose name is rumored to be a mash-up of the words "spiced ham," is a Minnesota native, and not, shall we say, the food of the ancients in Korea.
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Usually this mash-up is a good indicator of the current major trends in music, and, as Billboard points out, 2017's version has a lighter, more tropical vibe than years past.
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FAMILY STYLE Cultivating her personal style, which includes a mash-up of colorful prints and long, roomy dresses, came at an early age when she would go thrift-shopping with her father.
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With chunky whale bones, a whole snake skeleton, and even a tiger skull on display, it feels more like a mash-up of a natural history museum and a modern art exhibition.
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While the breathless cadre of journalists that accompanied President Obama to Cuba dubbed the trip as "historic," it was soon lost in the subsequent media mash-up of Trump, terrorism and tango.
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Inside, the cozy and narrow space is a colorful mash-up of tropical wallpaper, beaded curtains, wicker chairs, worn Oriental rugs and old calypso album covers that elicit laid-back island vibes.
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Mr. Mallory had always planned to submit the manuscript under a pseudonym, which is a mash-up of his cousin's name, Alice Jane, plus the name of another family member's French bulldog.
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Based on the true story of Ron Stallworth, an African-American detective who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan in the '70s, the film is a wild mash-up of genres and styles.
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The Secret of Kells, an enchanting Celtic myth mash-up, led the way in 2009, with 2014's Song of the Sea deepening that film's storytelling techniques and themes, to heartbreaking effect.
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But his lifelong rivalry with Burr finally erupts in a duel, and the musical mash-up of "Devils and Dust" and "Roulette"captures the fight, and then the demise of our hero.
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Rather than launch a polemic against the tourist gaze that fetishizes veiled women on motorbikes, Mr. Hajjaj drowns it out with maximalist compositions that mash up references, disorganize expectations, and seize control.
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Recently, in a mash-up of MTV and René Magritte, "Saturday Night Live" aired "This Is Not a Feminist Song," a hilarious sketch about trying and failing to write a political anthem.
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The same fate befell "Brightburn," a horror-superhero mash-up, which essentially asked the provocative question what might have happened if that strange visitor from Krypton became evil as he hit puberty?
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Pennsylvania-native Jimmy Pop (real name James Franks) was in his early 20s when he gained fame as the wacky rapper with creative lyrics in the '90s musical mash-up, Bloodhound Gang.
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Q founded the premiere hip-hop website in 2005 when he started posting mixtapes, which gradually progressed into a mash-up of hip-hop videos, fight clips and other outrageous camera footage.
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There was a surprise mash-up between Bud Light and HBO's "Game of Thrones," and Burger King relied on vintage footage of Andy Warhol eating a Whopper for its Super Bowl moment.
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Design and Exclusion, a series of panels produced by Automattic, Mash-Up Americans and MIT Center for Civic Media, breaks down the issue of exclusion in design, bringing in myriad voices and perspectives.
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Its 2155st edition will be headlined by a classic styles mash-up featuring former interim UFC welterweight champion, and WEC's last welterweight titleholder, Carlos Condit, taking on Brazilian jiu jitsu mastermind Demian Maia.
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Playful deconstruction is something Gao is becoming known for, a mash-up of '20s-era Shanghai formalwear and '80s-era Wall Street suiting that blends silk dresses and woolen blazers to surrealist effect.
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Ms. Williams acquitted herself decently in a mash-up of "Losing My Mind" and "Not a Day Goes By" sung with her other backup singer, Shelley Thomas, with the guest cellist Alan Stepansky.
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The pod is a mash-up between a futuristic coffin and a mini-submarine — never see his face, and only hear his voice through the machine's filter which makes him sound like R2D2.
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In addition to the "Super Mario Mash-Up Pack" — previously a Wii U exclusive — you also get textures for Candy, Cartoon, Chinese Mythology, City, Fantasy, Festive, Greek Mythology, Halloween 2015, and Natural looks.
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Performed by LA's Debut Orchestra of the Young Musicians Foundation, the track is the first instalment of Yeethoven—a mash up of classic Beethoven works and tracks from Kanye's iconic 2013 album Yeezus.
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As Charles Bramesco writes at Rolling Stone: [Ghostbusters] essentially kickstarted a genre that delivered everything to everyone — a steroidal blockbuster mash-up of everything playing at your local multiplex in a single package.
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First Facebook bought MSQRD, and added its many masks and filters to its live video; now Twitter's adding Stickers, which is a clever mash-up of all Snapchat's filters into a single place.
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Both games are made by Japanese developer Atlus, and Tokyo Mirage is billed as a mash-up of Shin Megami Tensei, the series that spawned Persona, and Nintendo's own strategy franchise Fire Emblem.
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Not only did he do terrible things, he did them with relish — the Welsh actor has described his portrayal as a mash-up of Heath Ledger's Joker, Liam Gallagher and Dennis the Menace.
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She won't be welcome unless approved in a vote during Khalar Vezhven, which I envision as a nutty mash-up of Sturgis and Burning Man, but with more horses and fewer tech bros.
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Ms. Benanti paid tribute to another idol, Rosemary Clooney, with a mash-up of "Our Love Is Here to Stay" and "Love, You Didn't Do Right By Me," arranged to tell a story.
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Along with telling Corden that she's "ready for the BS to be done," Perry said on Sirius XM's Morning Mash Up in May that she would "absolutely" answer a phone call from Swift.
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The event is a peculiar mash-up of one of the Internet's leading destinations for gamers and a cultural icon who introduced American television audiences to beef Wellington, crêpes suzette and other dishes.
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All colorful podiums and slouchy knitted sweaters, it was a cute mash-up of different musical eras which allowed Warpaint to show where they're at right now (the answer: somewhere pretty damn good).
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This mash-up of A-Ha's "Take on Me" and Kendrick Lamar's "Backseat Freestyle" is the perfect soundtrack to striding down the street, crowding onto a train or sitting through a traffic jam.
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Martinez told me that their vision for the new show is a "mash-up of 'The Daily Show' and the Chappelle show," a comedy show that covers the culture while remaining unabashedly black.
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Neither do I. But in 2005, this mash-up of pop psychology and parable making presented in a business self-help book of the same name was poised to be a best-seller.
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Over in the 8th arrondissement, steps from Élysée Palace and behind fashionable Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, is Valois Vintage where you'll find a glamorous mash up of au courant and vintage pieces.
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At times this gives the reader the sensation that "Ice" works like a collage or mash-up; perhaps William Burroughs has been given a go at it with his scissors and paste pot.
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Last year, the leftist YouTube show "The Young Turks" circulated a mash-up of Maddow saying "Russia" dozens of times in just one episode, twisting her in-depth approach into a damning obsession.
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Chefs here talk about the year-round fresh produce, ample space to store the bounty from a farmer's market and the ethnic mash-up food that boils up in such a diverse community.
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My final look into the train was perfectly representative of the bizarre mash-up of antique train cars with modern life: a woman, dressed in antique clothes, listening to music on her smartphone.
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In Derek Walcott's epic poem "Omeros," a wide-ranging reimagining and mash-up of Homer's Aegean and the contemporary Caribbean, he writes admiringly and respectfully of his protagonist, Achille, a St. Lucian fisherman.
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None are more imposing than the Palais de Justice, or central courthouse, a ghastly mash-up of Baroque, classical and Assyrian motifs that sprawls over more than six acres of the capital's heart.
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Once, curators and others feared that the chaotic collision of global cultures (accelerated by the accessibility of the internet) would result in bland homogeneity or a facile mash-up of East and West.
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Read these stories next:Trader Joe's Has A New Dessert Mash-Up — & Here Are 5 Ways To Eat ItThe Best Trader Joe's Products Of All TimeThese Were The Most Beloved Trader Joe's Products Of 2017
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YouTube commenters were quick to point out the cover's similarity to a popular mash-up of Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and Astley's biggest hit, which could've been the impetus behind the festival performance.
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In fact, when a mash-up was first proposed as a way of marking the anniversary, McAnally, who's written hit songs for Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan and Kacey Musgraves among others, argued against it.
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In 2012, indie publishing house Skyhorse Publishing recruited me to write Fifty Shades of Dorian Gray, a satirical mash-up of Oscar Wilde's timeless classic and E. L. James's less-classic if bestselling trilogy.
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In an elaborate presentation in March, Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed the biggest yet mash-up between the worlds of big tech and big finance, a card that supposedly reimagines consumers' relationship with plastic.
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Along with telling Corden that she was "ready for the BS to be done," Perry said on Sirius XM's Morning Mash Up last May that she would "absolutely" answer a phone call from Swift.
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"An inspired mash-up of posh and punk, Head Over Heels is an unpredictable, Elizabethan romp about a royal family that must prevent an oracle's prophecy of doom," producers explained in a press release.
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But it was a mash-up from Lonely Island — made up of Andy Samberg and Jorma Taccone — that ended up being the best tribute to the actor (who stars in the upcoming Suicide Squad).
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Along with telling Corden that she was "ready for the BS to be done," Perry said on Sirius XM's Morning Mash Up last May that she would "absolutely" answer a phone call from Swift.
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Some have taken to describing the desire to minimize the use of midrange shots as "MoreyBall," a mash-up of Michael Lewis's seminal Moneyball and Houston general manager and NBA analytic pioneer Daryl Morey.
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Lava flowing in to the ocean can create "laze," a mash-up of lava and haze that occurs when hot lava hits the ocean, sending hydrochloric acid and volcanic glass particles into the air.
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Critics rating: 2%The massive mash-up of plots and characters from popular movies did nothing to help "Epic Movie" find success critically, though it did open at No. 1 at the box office.
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A mash-up of Krispy Kreme's Original Filled Donuts and Reese's Lovers Peanut Butter Cups, new Reese's Lovers Original Filled Donuts can be found at participating Krispy Kreme shops nationwide for a limited time.
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Its skyline is a bizarre mash-up of architectural styles, including sleek modern and Disneyland whimsical, crowding out the two-story, 0003th-century buildings with ornate balconies that once defined this city of 120,000.
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The big man slammed through half an hour of low-and-slow-rolling rap, crystalline R&B heaters, and an audacious Carly Simon/J-Kwon mash-up that'll be in your head all year.
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I was this close to "Jethro Tulle" at first (although someone has to have done a mash-up with rock bands and fabrics by now, right?) but soon settled on the correct JUDAS PRIEST.
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The exhibition follows the Italian-born designer's collaboration last month with Stockholm-based clothing label H&M Hennes, in a mash-up of high-end fashion and affordable retail publicized by model Kendall Jenner.
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The opening session on Thursday, "An Affair to Remember: How the Far Left and the Mainstream Media Got in Bed Together," began with a YouTube-style mash-up of the year's biggest media blunders.
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"A mash-up of social media shortcomings and Shakespearean tragedy that becomes as much a tale of cinematic ambition gone awry as anything the Bard intended," Betsy Sharkey wrote for the Los Angeles Times.
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The actress Cordelia Wege gives an impressive rendition of this stream-of-consciousness rant that mixes political outrage with rhyming nonsense and winds up like a mash-up between Allen Ginsberg and Dr. Seuss.
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In this mash-up of the fictionalized first-person comedy and the demi-celebrity reality show, he plays a version of an actual someone else, the record producer, D.J. and dance-music impresario Diplo.
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The 26-year-old singer spoke candidly about the boy band members on Sirius XM Hits 1's "The Morning Mash Up" Tuesday, sharing why it's hard to predict when a reunion could happen.
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A burst of violence, indirectly connected to Queen and Slim, feels jarring and overwrought, especially because of the way it's intercut with a sex scene — a mash-up that produces more cacophony than intensity.
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Mr. Goral said that Campbell's did contact him regarding his "Star Warhol" figure, a mash-up of the "Star Wars" droid R2-D2 and a Campbell's Soup can, so he immediately stopped selling it.
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Bush's version was an intimate mash-up of '80s pop and folk song and musical theater; Olatuja has found a way to honor what made it so distinctive, while creating a whole new sound.
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Part of the new line of multicultural fantasy novels overseen by Rick Riordan — he of the popular Percy Jackson series — "Dragon Pearl" is a clever mash-up of Korean mythology and science fiction tropes.
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A bit like Stephen Sondheim's mash-up of fairy tales in his Into the Woods, Howe's collages embrace a romantically dangerous world where women and children are put into dire distress, but escape nonetheless.
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That date is near: Nintendo announced this morning that the "Super Mario Mash-Up Pack" will be released on May 17 as a free update for owners of the Wii U version of the game.
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Amidst a hodgepodge mess of pop culture references and celebrities, the fast food giant unveiled its new "Quesalupa" — a cheesy mash-up of the chalupa and a quesadilla — during its Super Bowl commercial on Sunday.
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After completing a run, you immediately see a score called the Running Index on the watch, a mash-up of your length of run, how fast you ran, and how hard you worked out overall.
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Produced by his mother, Ryan's channel has perfected the art of this strange new genre, a mash-up of personal vlog and "unboxing" video, a blend of innocent childhood antics and relentless, often overwhelming consumerism.
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It's hard to know if the nuance of cold brew versus regular coffee flavor actually comes across in a food mash-up or if consumers are drawn to these new products because of the trend.
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So in honor of both projects, Howard and Lucasfilm decided to combine them into one glorious mash-up—by having Howard recap A New Hope in the style of, yes, you guessed it, Arrested Development.
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The new snack is a cross between potato chips and crunchy French fries; the combination of two beloved classics means the bags are probably destined to be a cult-fave mash-up by default alone.
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While we saw the rise of Creative Commons, which allowed millions of people around the world to lawfully share and mash-up content, this model didn't fix the fact that artists need to get paid.
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The pop singer, 27, and the country crooner, 40, are slated to take the stage together again, one year after they performed during the network's Crossroads mash-up series in May 2016, PEOPLE confirms exclusively.
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We dared to go further with the lyrical content, we dared to bring in stark contrasting vocals, we dared to mash up as many genres as possible simply because we had nothing left to lose.
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When I returned to Portland, I found myself mixing these two strains of engagement freely, fostering spaces of shared learning, group critique, radical imagining — a mash-up of the Portland and Chicago schools of practice.
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This year, Burger King has placing their bets on zany mash-up foods, most notably with their limited-time Mac n' Cheetos: deep-fried sticks of macaroni and cheese covered in pulverized, Cheetos-flavored breading.
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Of the traditional (non-seafood) Scottish dishes that dot the menu, we tried the Morangie Brie rumbledethumps, an old Scottish Borders dish that's a little akin to the English leftover mash-up bubble and squeak.
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Design's exclusion problem Automattic, MIT Center for Civic Media, and The Mash-Up Americans have been working together to have honest dialogues, build empathy, and help make the world a more inclusive and compassionate place.
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This is a winding, expansive mash-up of a novel, centering on four Russian immigrant friends: Vica; the earthbound dreamer Sergey; the literary translator Regina; and Vica's ex-boyfriend Vadik, who works with Regina's husband.
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Instead, the studio would return to the source material by adapting a rough mash-up of L. Frank Baum's first two Oz sequel novels: The Marvelous Land of Oz (21989) and Ozma of Oz (219).
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The result is a visually stunning mash-up of styles, from the concrete reception desk in the polished marble lobby to the grand central staircase with ornate moldings and a glittering cascade of pendant lamps.
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The competitors, some as young as 8 years old, face a three-day obstacle course through the English language, a mash-up of Germanic and French words laced with borrowings from tongues around the world.
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"Ulysses," as every beginning reader quickly picks up, contains a schematic view of downtown Dublin, and "Finnegans Wake" can be understood as all of history and literature written in a mash-up of every language.
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The food, a mash-up of Peruvian and Japanese using ingredients and techniques from both cultures, traces its origins to the influx of Japanese people who settled in Peru starting in the late 19th century.
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Josh Groban plans to lead the cast of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" in a mash-up of the show's ballad and its big dance number at the Tony Awards ceremony next month.
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Claim to Fame Mr. Zeinali is a pop-obsessed videographer beloved by the likes of Petra Collins, Selena Gomez and Paris Hilton for his comical internet fashion clips done in his signature mash-up style.
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The pair's second outing together feels something like a sequel, though it's really more of a sliding door: an intriguing if ultimately half-formed mash-up of supernatural horror, celebrity satire, and stylized art-house ennui.
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For the past two years, he's been touring with members of The Grateful Dead as part of the Dead and Company mash-up group and now Mayer is right back to his romantic and crooning roots.
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"Mighty monday the morning mash up…these moments at 6am 🤣before the storm of #mondays 👊🏻," wrote the English star, 40, next to the photo that seems to be of himself and Flynn lying down.
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In May, Justin Timberlake was named Chief Flavor Officer for Bai after the singer invested in the drink company and starred in its commercial for their new flavor "braspberry," the innovative fruit mash-up he invented.
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Our first glimpses of the film have seen a world that looks incredibly familiar, from the moody dystopian atmosphere and haunting music, but IMDb's mash-up shows that the attention to detail lines up visually, too.
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Looking more luxe than their price tag, the block mules are like a mash up of my dream Mansur Gavriel and Céline leather heel all in one, and for a cost I can afford, guilt-free.
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"Yeah, someone sent me a link and I didn't actually read through it because I just think it's really unfortunate and very sad," said Perry in a recent interview on SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up Show.
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At the Montreal International Jazz Festival earlier this month, the fiery saxophone of Shabaka Hutchings, Dan Leavers's pulsating synthesiser and Maxwell Hallett's arresting percussion dazzled an audience with its mash-up of jazz and cosmic sounds.
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Not only are its turrets and towers a mash-up of cultures and global designs, but the intriguing colors, domes and details make for a one-of-a-kind castle unlike anything Disney has ever built.
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Jane (Katie Stevens) is a plucky 25-year-old journalist who has just been promoted to a staff writer at a glossy woman's magazine called Scarlet (a thinly veiled mash-up of Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire).
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During an interview with SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up, one of the hosts, Nicole Ryan, asked Gomez if she had spent anytime with Swift recently — specifically, if she had met her rumored new boyfriend, Joe Alwyn.
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On Monday, Veterans Day, I'm thinking about the dish Gabrielle Hamilton calls scratchy-husband pasta, essentially a mash-up of three simple classics of the spaghetti repertoire: cacio e pepe, aglio e olio and all'arrabbiata, combined.
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At its core, "Son of Zorn" is a fish-out-of-water comedy — one of the oldest setups in the book — but the animation-live-action mash-up lends it a freshness, or so they hope.
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For some art world insiders, this mash-up of sources, public and private, is potentially a problem, particularly because some of the art, close to 20 percent of it, is available for purchase (including the DeVille).
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For the Met, she imagined a mash-up of a cocktail party scene, after Max Beckmann's "Paris Society," with Florine Stettheimer's paintings of soirees attended by New York's avant-garde during the 1920s through early '40s.
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Clayton, a co-founder of the We Need Diverse Books organization, has created an opulent mash-up setting, which seems to be a cherry-picked combination of 18th-century France, Japan and the antebellum American South.
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The tracklist for the film includes an mash-up of Arca and Missy Elliot, a cover of R&B artist Timmy Thomas' 214 single "Rainbow Power," and what appear to be a host of unreleased tracks.
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The dance video — a mash-up of 1980s dance moves from the movie "The Breakfast Club" and the music of "Lisztomania," by the French band Phoenix — proved to be too endearing to many social media users.
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In a third, a mash-up of OkCupid and Amazon Mechanical Turk, McCarthy went on dates and had people she hired on Amazon watch the interaction online and tell her how to react in real time.
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Expect bao buns filled with pork belly, and a kitchen-sink mash-up called Filipino Underground Crunchwrap with short ribs, fried tortilla, kimchi fried rice, Mexican cheese, lettuce and salsa in a crispy griddled flour tortilla.
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Mr. Chapin had long since given Mr. Rauch the O.K. to use Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella" in his three-show mash-up, "Medea/Macbeth/Cinderella," which he has staged in Los Angeles, New Haven and Ashland.
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On it was a mash-up video featuring footage of President George W. Bush spliced with scenes from "The Apprentice," a reality show that had debuted that January, so that Trump appeared to "fire" the president.
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However new the tech, it is a bare and belated project to mash up the art of the past only to remind us that collecting objects from all the world's cultures can be a bit peculiar.
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That mash-up of sensibilities also lies at the core of global criticism surrounding human rights violations in the region, from the exploitation of laborers from Asian and African countries to discrimination against gays and women.
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And in each one, the chefs go step by step to determine, say, which potatoes will mash up best and which liquids should be added and then which spice mixture should be added and so on.
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You will likely know it when you see it: a high-shine mash-up of cyborg themes, loosely tribal motifs, android imagery and gleaming metallics that might be appropriate for a voyage to Pluto's outer reaches.
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Backed by the powerhouse producers Rogen and Goldberg, the project was revived at Showtime and pitched to Cheadle, who, won over by the story and mash-up of genres, signed on as star and executive producer.
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And even though we've been indulging in the two side-by-side for quite some time now, it was just last October that a mash-up of the two beloved ingredients went viral in a big way.
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While we delight in a good flavor mash-up or kooky food trend as much as the next food lover, ice cream injected with a highly processed food known for its shelf life is just plain gross.
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In an interview with Essence, creator Leesa Dean describes it as a "Twitter stories/chat mash-up party," and has partnered with filmmaker Nicole Franklin to create an interactive experience made up of themes, interviews, and stories.
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The somewhat zany mash-up of Ikea and Sonos ended up providing great results, in the form of the Symfonisk line of wireless speakers, including the $99 Symfonisk shelf speakers and the $179 Symfonisk table lamp speaker.
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Like me, they were particularly smitten with the Panang Mole, a remarkably delicate mash-up of Thai red curry and Mexican mole sauce, made with coconut milk, carrots, green peas, sweet basil and (in my case) chicken.
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After releasing "Sucker," their first new track in nearly six years, at midnight on Friday, Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas sat down with the Morning Mash Up on SiriusXM Hits 1 for a new interview.
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Rumors have been floating around for a few months now of a new device from Amazon that would mash-up the media streaming capabilities of its Fire TV line with the voice assistant abilities of the Echo.
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It tries too hard to be a sincere movie, versus A Christmas Prince, which knows exactly what it is: An algorithmic mash-up of Lifetime and Hallmark movies combined with every ordinary-girl-meets-prince flick ever.
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But for a company that has been rumored to be working on a dual-screen tablet/laptop mash-up for the better part of a decade, I'm incredibly curious to see what Microsoft can come up with.
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Hudson first showed off her vocal chops in 2009's Nine, and then sang a mash-up of Lady Gaga's "Americano" and Jennifer Lopez's "Dance Again" as sexy dance instructor Cassandra in a 2012 episode of Glee.
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NextShares are a mash-up of a typical mutual fund - with a manager buying and selling stocks or bonds in hopes of beating the market - and an exchange-traded fund built to shave trading costs and taxes.
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While every planet features its own distinct set of creatures and architecture, there is a common aesthetic, what feels like a mash-up of Robert Heinlein book covers and Chris Foss' concept art from Alejandro Jodorowsky's Dune.
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When we meet 23-floors up at his Thai-Korean-Japanese mash-up restaurant KOJAWAN in London, he's wearing a thick woolen waistcoat and a jacket with a pigeon-grey pocket square peeking out at the breast.
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Amy S. Choi is co-founder and editorial director of The Mash-Up Americans, a multimedia publisher, creative studio and consulting agency that explores race, culture and identity in America and what makes us who we are.
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The night before, Swift — who became friends with the YouTube star and American Idol alum after he posted a mash-up video of her hits online last year — visited Hall backstage at Kinky Boots in New York.
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The festival also features Jane Lynch of "Glee"; a jazz and comedy mash-up with Dick Gregory; stand-up shows by Judd Apatow, Jay Pharoah and "The Daily Show" writers; and live recordings of popular comedy podcasts.
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The comment has immediately been scrutinized by eager live stream-watching Twitter users, who've acted fast to mash up the word "courage" with all sorts of Apple blunders and draw ludicrous comparisons to real-world historical acts.
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Lava flowing in to the ocean can create what's known as "laze," a mash-up of lava and haze that occurs when hot lava hits the ocean, sending hydrochloric acid and volcanic glass particles into the air.
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His mash-up of those references resulted in a stylistic bouillabaisse where history meets modernity: a 1940s-style trench coat rubbing shoulders with a maharajah's Nehru-collar suit; a fur cape with a pastel-pink trouser-suit.
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I thought this was a good, hard Saturday effort, and I liked the fashionable mash-up of new, like HACKATHON, and vintage clues and entries — DASH IT, DRIVEL and GLAD HAND all had that vibe to me.
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At the entrance, you step through "Gate," a common airport security gate with graffiti slapped on its sides by Reena Spaulings (who is actually an anonymous, mash-up New York persona, sort of an art-world avatar).
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A mash-up of '50s, '60s, and '70s florals was spotted at Rave Review, the cult Stockholm-based brand founded by Josephine Bergqvist and Livia Schück in 2017 which makes all its clothes out of upcycled fabrics.
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In a plot that manages to mash up "RoboCop" and Charles Dickens, the interspecies police officer Dog Man (the result of some emergency surgery) battles the evil machinations of both a bionic fish and a conniving cat.
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He beat out some more-favored acts, including the front-runners Francesco Gabbani, from Italy, whose performance featured a break dancing actor in a gorilla suit; and "Yodel It!" a rap and yodeling mash-up from Romania.
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While the original show centered on the fictional Woodshuck festival — offering "three days of peace, love and death" — "21st Century" tackles modern festival culture through Downfall, a parody mash-up of corporatized events like Coachella and Bonnaroo.
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His vision, a daffy mash-up of Renaissance art and granny's attic, emphasized recombining its many parts in order to make it your own, and his take on the brand's most sacred marks has been admirably impious.
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Those disguises mixed arch tailoring, copious fake fur, sparkling lamé, kneepads and a hodgepodge of vintage references (Victoriana, flappers and the space-age '60s) in a mash-up that continued Michele's freewheeling, free-associating approach to style.
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"COMMISSION CHRISTO WITH AN ORANGE RUNNING FENCE THAT SEPARATES THE U.S. FROM MEXICO," reads the title — a proposition that seems to actually mash up two of Christo's most famous projects done with his late wife, Jeanne-Claude.
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First up, listen to Joan Shigekawa, former acting chairwoman for the National Endowment for the Arts, introduced by Amy S. Choi of Mash-Up Americans, sharing insights and stories on who gets missed by excluded voices (full transcript).
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That is a mouthful but describes a mash-up of a mutual fund - with a manager buying and selling stocks and bonds in hopes of beating the market - and an ETF built to shave trading costs and taxes.
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The site has 20 preselected rap songs on the left and 23 rock songs on the right; you can drag and drop from the left side to the right side to make your mash-up dreams come true.
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In 1688, Swiss physician Johannes Hofer published a report on this mysterious epidemic, naming the problem nostalgia, a mash-up of the Greek words nostos (which means a homecoming or return) and algos (which means pain), Smith writes.
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We had to wait a lot, so there were many times when I got up and went to crafty just to make sure I hadn't overlooked some soft snack that I could mash up with my crippled mouth.
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Yes, the ice cream company's recipe developers are called flavor gurus, and it only makes sense really, because the brand is behind some of the first outside-the-box, mash-up flavor innovations to ever hit store shelves.
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Let's push shitty mash up culture down some stairs; stick a firework up its ass; feed it so many gummy bears that it shits out its insides and decomposes into a poisonous, sickly mess on the floor. Why?
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From the beginning, the series was able to mash up violent zombie deaths with legitimate character development — particularly in its first few years — and the quality of the drama and emotional engagement made it a fascinating horror hybrid.
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During the mid 24s in Canada, Beckles spearheaded a mash-up television subculture with his VHS compilations, TV Carnage, long before YouTube, and then went on to contribute to VICE and create the entertainment news satire Hot Package.
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A new game from popular toy brand Hasbro and Harmonix (the studio behind rhythm-based games Rock Band and Dance Central) will help you become the mash-up DJ you've always dreamed of being—no DJ skills required.
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The theater's season kicks off on Sunday with "Nora, Hedda and Her Sisters," a mash-up of Henrik Ibsen plays directed by Ms. Bergmann herself, and will follow with performances directed by 10 other women (but no men).
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I arrived late at my hotel, the Pontchartrain in the Garden District, a mash-up of old-school elegance and kitsch — vintage room keys, velvet and chandeliers, an oil painting of Lil Wayne — with a terrific rooftop bar.
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During the Boston Creme night the band played a short, clever and limited mash-up of several songs by the bands Boston and Cream, arranged to be in the same key, gradually superimposed until their lyrics became interleaved.
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"I suppose a foreign affaire de coeur would have been the best thing of all; and that, in a way, was what I got," he observes in the beguiling "Footsteps," his masterly mash-up of memoir and biography.
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"Joe Country", in which one of Lamb's underlings imagines a country led by Judd as "a mash-up of 'The Handmaid's Tale' and 'It's a Knockout'" (a notoriously puerile British game-show), feels like the bleakest volume yet.
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While the poor sought out their corner soothsayer, the smart set was happy to ponder the works of a Russian mystic named Madame Blavatsky, whose "theosophies" were a kind of modern mash-up of religion, science and philosophy.
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Studio 54 was over, punk rock had come and gone and D.J.s like Afrika Bambaataa were figuring out how to mash up disco, seminal hip-hop albums and electro bands like Kraftwerk before sampling technology had been invented.
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Aoki just released "Darker Than The Light That Never Bleeds" (Chester Forever Steve Aoki Remix) - a mash-up of "Darker Than Blood" and "A Light That Never Comes," two songs he worked on with Chester and Linkin Park.
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" Remix artists have been sampling media broadcasts since at least 1956, when Bill Buchanan and Dickie Goodman decided to mash up a bunch of contemporary hits with a radio report of an alien invasion for "The Flying Saucer.
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The British band that had everyone in the '90s quoting their hit "I'm Too Sexy" — which Swift samples in her new single "Look What You Made Me Do" — are back with a rocking mash-up of the two songs.
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The sisters' speech was a musical mash-up of several favorite Disney songs, including "Be Our Guest" from Beauty and the Beast, "I'll Make a Man Out of You" from Mulan, "Hakuna Matata" from The Lion King, and more.
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One of the things that struck me while reading this is how you mash up things that feel un-futuristic, like stonework and stained glass, and put them alongside things that are, like an artificial person and futuristic cities.
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Her co-star Ross Butler posted a video on Instagram of the two of them doing a mash-up of "So Am I" by Ty Dolla $ign, Damian Marley, and Skrillex and Cheat Codes' "No Promises" featuring Demi Lovato.
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Grammys executive producer Ken Ehrlich tells the outlet that an early concept was for each performer to take a song with a different tempo and era—including classics "Freedom" and "One More Try"—to create one large mash-up.
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Also of note: After bouncing between directors, stars and studios, "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," financed by Cross Creek Pictures for $28 million and distributed by Sony, became the latest genre mash-up to flop, taking in $5.2 million.
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The retro '80s mash-up short Kung Fury made the improbable leap from kitschy Kickstarter project to the Cannes Film Festival, and now it will be getting a feature-length sequel starring Prometheus and Steve Jobs star Michael Fassbender.
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From the boy band posters to the hot-pink tanks to the music—which is like a mash-up of "Hey QT" and old Kanye West—it makes the end of the world seem as sweet as bubble gum.
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Instead of a speech, the sisters sang a goofy and out-of-tune, but incredibly heartfelt, mash-up of Tracy Chapman, the Jackson 5 and Backstreet Boys songs, rewritten with lyrics about their sister's relationship with her new husband.
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He was straight out of a top-secret NASA Man Lab, a Paul Newman-Steve McQueen-Clint Eastwood mash-up, a genius, a war hero, a master motivator with ice-blue eyes and a stare that could melt diamonds.
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It seems his time spent fighting for his life against the demogorgon has Will grappling with a serious case of anxiety in 'Merry Christmas Will Byers,' a Peanuts meets Stranger Things mash-up that puts the fictional Hawkins, Ind.
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Conversation, up to then a lively mash-up about breeding polo ponies and cloning men, came to a brief but pregnant halt, all eyes fixed on the actress, whose open-faced candor seemed at odds with her signature roles.
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It begins with a harrowing depiction of life on a Georgia plantation around 303, before taking off on a suspenseful journey through several different states with social systems that mash up racial terrors from decades far into the future.
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In 2019 alone, three movie adaptations of King's novels — Pet Sematary, IT: Chapter Two, and Doctor Sleep, the sequel to The Shining — will premiere, as will the second season of Castle Rock, a mash-up of King's greatest hits.
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I paged through it again in anticipation of the upcoming Amazon adaptation of the novel from "Transparent" creator Jill Soloway, and I was just as dazzled by its messy mash-up of diary, art criticism and unrequited love letter.
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Just as the full text of the book is appropriative, so too are the visuals, with each page illustrated in the style of a different comic, creating single-page mash-up vignettes of obtuse techno-speak and familiar graphics.
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Dedicated viewers of Showtime's grand Victorian horror mash-up Penny Dreadful may have felt something akin to jilted, then, when those words — "The End" — appeared at the close of what was presumed to be the show's two-hour third season finale.
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October 1: Mike Cloud Evolving a unique painterly language over the last two decades, Cloud's work comprises a mash-up of thick paint and patchworks of collaged material and language culled from books, newspapers, and other ephemera from daily life.
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Lively, which was launched in April 2016 by a Victoria's Secret alum and heralded the arrival of "leisureé" (a lingerie-swim-activerwear mash-up), is trying to make the quest for larger bralettes a little bit easier with its latest launch.
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After selling Vine to Twitter in 2012 and hopelessly watching it wither, Yusupov and Kroll tried their hand a few different video apps, including a live streaming video mash-up app called Hype and a music video making app called Bounce.
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Next came a mash-up of the Lopez hit "Let's Get Loud" with Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA," during which Lopez unfurled a rectangular boa with the U.S. flag on one side and the Puerto Rican flag on the other.
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But some can, including three currently circulating strains: H5N1, a mash-up of viruses from geese and quail; H7N221, an amalgam of viruses from ducks, migratory birds and chickens; and H212N22012, the product of viruses from wild birds, ducks and chickens.
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Equal parts windmill and metronome, this mechanical mash-up, called The Rhythm of Wind, is the brainchild of artist duo Varvara Guljajeva and Mar Canet, who make works that bring hidden pieces of information to our attention in unusual ways.
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But it was their elaborate Halloween sketches that sealed the deal: The co-hosts opened the hour by dressing up as each other, before launching into a full-blown mash-up of Bravo's Real Housewives franchise and Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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Discovery Family's new series, which debuts September 6 at 9/8c, may pay homage to HBO's Game of Thrones in its title, but the premise is more like a mash-up of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and The Hunger Games.
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After Annie gets Mae an interview at the Circle, a tech company of mash-up of Facebook and Google, with a dash of George Orwell's 1984, Mae skyrockets from her bleak, gray office to the hallowed, glassy halls of Silicon Valley.
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In the span of my entire existence to date, when was my last chance to have lived a life in which I wouldn't have to review Independence Day: Resurgence, the new sequel to the 1996 alien invasion/disaster movie mash-up?
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To make this famous food mash-up inspired by the Nickelodeon show "iCarly," simply prepare the spaghetti with either plain tomato sauce or bolognese as you normally would, fill your taco shells, and top with a heavy sprinkling of parmesan cheese.
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Via Art F City Related: Sigur Rós-Blade Runner Mash-Up Proves The Band Should Score Every Movie Ever GTA IV Footage Is Used To Create Blade Runner-Inspired Short Film Blade Runner Recreated Using Frame-By-Frame Watercolor Paintings
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As the show begins, to the unaccompanied harmony vocals of "Because," and a mash-up of "Get Back" and "Glass Onion," Cirque's staging and projections suggest Liverpool's privations during World War II, when the Beatles were born, and just after.
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Lecture-performances such as "Cinema-in-the-Round" (2006-08) and "In the Long Tail" (2009), which screen here on video, mash up art history and economics with fantastical claims, recalling the jumbled but spirited pedagogical interventions of Joseph Beuys.
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Mercurio's most successful medium is a mash-up of the police procedural and the political conspiracy thriller, and his storytelling trademarks include severe psychological duress, inappropriate sex among public servants and the ease with which major characters are killed off.
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That makes Marni especially welcome at the present, when the reigning stance of luxury fashion is aggression, reared up on its hind legs: a mash-up of street wear — in the Virgil Abloh/Supreme sense — and finery, logo-spattered, grimly protective.
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The evening will culminate in a supergroup mash-up featuring noise/dance outfit Xina Xurner (Young Joon Kwak and Marvin Astorga), Patty Schemel (Hole's drummer and author of Hit So Hard), and Paris Hurley's art punk act OBJECT AS SUBJECT.
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But the holiday, which traces its roots in the West to a liturgical celebration of a Christian saint—has its own spin in the Land of the Rising Sun, where it has become a mash-up of Western and newfangled traditions.
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When I was coming up in the '80s, postmodernism was primarily aesthetic, not theoretical: this visual mash-up of "no new tale to tell," the whole mix that comes from pulling references from any and all eras and recontextualizing them.
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Within the next hour, they would witness a production that used the Beatles's oeuvre to tell the story of the three kings who visited the baby Christ, a kind of mash-up of "Across the Universe" and the nativity story.
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The comedian and actor David Carl has taken his one-man celebrity-mash-up shows "Gary Busey's One-Man Hamlet" (which The New York Times described as "deliciously deranged") and "Trump Lear" to fringe festivals from New York City to Edinburgh.
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TRACY MA Rian Johnson's first feature film, "Brick," is a mash-up, a murder mystery set at a high school in which the death of a girl named Emily sets a teenage gumshoe off on a surprisingly bloody search for answers.
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And Mr. Chalençon, 47, has parlayed his niche interest into wide fame, currently appearing on the French TV show "Affaire Conclue," a kind of mash-up of "Antiques Roadshow" and "Shark Tank" that might be called "Done Deal" in English.
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Created by Panoply's head of scripted content, John Dryden, "Passenger List" is loosely inspired by the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370; Mr. Dryden has described it as a mash-up of an Agatha Christie whodunit and a political thriller.
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In a mash-up of Mexican flavors and cowboy fare, the menu includes guacamole made tableside ($10.95), tortilla soup ($8.95), and boneless rib-eye ($36.95) and bone-in strip ($29.50) steaks grilled on mesquite wood that scents the rustic room.
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Most subscriptions are based on the principle of effortlessly buying certain types of items for less than you'd pay à la carte, but they sometimes turn out to be a mash-up of products you don't even want or need.
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There's the music: traditional drumming rhythms like sabar that I can spend hours listening to and never really understand, and more modern sounds like mbalax, a one-of-a-kind mash-up of old school rhythms, Congolese rumba and soul.
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If the unlikely combination of hip-hop and Shakespeare rings a bell, it's because the writer-composers, directors and stars of the show — known as the Q Brothers, GQ and JQ — have concocted this kind of madcap mash-up before.
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The exhibition's video centerpiece, Blue Life Seminar (2019), portrayed an animated, blue-skinned avatar — a mash-up of Watchmen's Dr. Manhattan and the late former Los Angeles policeman Christopher Dorner — who delivers a distraught monologue about police power's warping, racialized effects.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — This is a very cool, self-assured debut by a young guy with a very cool name, if you're at all a fan of wilderness literature and thought of a mash-up of Jack London and Farley Mowat.
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Lodging is a mash-up of rustic lakeside cabins tricked out with flea market memorabilia; a bunkhouse (the reimagined brothel); and a cluster of platform tents, tepees and two small cabins (rented for $23,252 as a cluster that sleeps 252).
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Between this late-breaking appearance and Hannah's complete "Week 9" absence after the cold open, it took The Bachelor two full hours to even show viewers the Alabama local's experience in season 23's tear-drenched fantasy suites-catastrophic finale mash-up.
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As constructed, "National Treasure" plays like a clever mash-up of celebrity scandals, mixing the BBC children's star Jimmy Savile, who sexually assaulted women and children; and Bill Cosby, who, like the show's protagonist, admitted to infidelity but has denied sexual-assault allegations.
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But their elaborate Halloween sketches were the ones to take the cake: The co-hosts opened the hour by dressing up as each other before launching into a full-blown mash-up of Bravo's Real Housewives franchise and Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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Splashing around in a hot tub and Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" might not seem to go together at first, or even after you've put a significant amount of thought into their combination, but there's no denying the mash-up has us interested.
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Lately, Ivanka's Twitter and Instagram feeds have been a mash-up of her personal and professional life, with the possible aim of letting her millions of followers see her close relationship with her father and, in turn, his with her own children.
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I'm simplifying years of painstaking and unnecessary literary criticism to make a point here: a mash-up of famous Vine clips set to the "Blessings" reprise from Chance the Rapper's third mixtape, Coloring Book, has moved me to tears at my desk.
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When they introduced their subversive luxury brand in 1993, the name they chose was a mash-up of Ur, the Sumerian city where modern timekeeping began, and werk, the German word for work (also, appropriately, part of the German word Uhrwerk, or movement).
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It is a truly odd 71 seconds that mostly features RiFF RaFF, bulked up, dressed in his peach suit, pretending he's a mash-up of campy 80s Batman, John Wick, and the RiFF RaFF-esque character that James Franco played in Spring Breakers.
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Welles later conjoined all of the Shakespeare plays that featured or even alluded to Falstaff, first on stage and then in this sublime 1966 film mash-up, which includes a battle sequence that holds its own alongside the likes of Kurosawa and Eisenstein.
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"It's the kind of play that grad students write, and it was about the Archie comic book characters and a mash-up between them and the Leopold and Loeb murders, which you may be familiar with," said the would-be Riverdale creator.
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Dudu Tassa's new album, El-Hajar, which in Arabic means "exile," is a mash-up of modern takes on melodies made popular by his forebears, the late Daoud and Saleh al-Kuwaiti, who fled from Iraq to Israel close to 70 years ago.
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If you imagine it as a mash-up of existing social apps Capture could be thought of as something like a Snap-style front end atop a Telegram-esque body yet altogether sleeker, with none of the usual social baggage and clutter.
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Britney Spears took the stage with G-Eazy Sunday night in New York, where she performed a mash-up of their current single "Make Me…" and the rapper's breakout hit, "Me, Myself & I," with Spears singing the infectious hook made famous by Rexha.
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And around the same time, one of the engineers on the maps team, Tatsuo Nomura, who was onstage with me at Apple last week, had done an April Fool's joke with the Pokémon company to mash up Pokémon on top of Google Maps.
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The mash-up of Pokémon with Zootopia may be one of the greatest creations imaginable and putting Deadpool and Wolverine into Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling's roles in La La Land is definitely the funniest idea to come out of this collection.
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the movie, the producers of the Anastasia Broadway musical recent created a mash-up of the song featuring the musical's star Christy Altomare, along with various YouTube stars from around the world singing it in different languages.
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Facing exclusion with data Automattic, MIT Center for Civic Media and my company, The Mash-Up Americans, have been working together to have honest dialogues, build empathy and help make the world a more inclusive and compassionate place with technology and design.
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Prices range from $8 for a "Puffy Woods"-themed golf ball — yes, that's a mash-up of Puff Daddy and Tiger Woods — to $70 for a beach towel, with tees and hats fetching $30 a pop and hoodies going for double that.
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So the brand moniker was actually a mash-up of Kate's first name and Andy's last name, according to Business Of Fashion.)The duo parted ways with Kate Spade (the brand) nine years ago, shortly after it was bought by Liz Claiborne Inc.
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The annual mash-up of choreography and couture that is New York City Ballet's Fall Fashion Gala will outfit its dancers this September in the designs of Rosie Assoulin, Narciso Rodriguez, Dries Van Noten and Jason Wu, the company announced on Monday.
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Related: There's a Nightclub Where All Fictional Characters Meet... Go To Heaven and Hell At This Dutch Weed Club [NSFW] Kubrick and Hitchcock's Worlds Collide in a Flawless Mashup Sigur Rós-Blade Runner Mash-Up Proves The Band Should Score More Movies
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A mash-up of filmed and live performance that recreates and pays homage to the famous story, the show was co-produced by Peak Performances at Montclair State University where it was developed and had its premiere last year. Dec. 1-18.
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Berry has also posted the pencil sketches for the book's third episode ("Proteus") on the Infinite Ulysses site , a global community of readers and scholars discussing an online copy of the text together in a mash-up of literary analysis and group therapy.
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The box-office report for the week ending May 29, released Tuesday by the Broadway League, also shows that "Paramour," the musical-plus-acrobatics mash-up that is Cirque du Soleil's first Broadway venture, is off to an impressive start, despite negative reviews.
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This private campsite is where over a thousand doomsday preppers gathered one weekend in late September for their annual Prepper Camp, a mash-up of a wilderness survival course-meets-summer camp for people who love guns, getting off grid, and God.
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The Lion King-themed bottoms include a mash-up of characters including Simba, Nala, Timon and Pumbaa and the spotted hyenas, while the Aladdin pair includes a Genie pattern throughout and there's also a classic red pair covered in Mickey Mouse print.
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He turned North County Dublin into a destination for horse lovers who wanted to see for themselves if, as legend had it, his bucket was a mash-up of bran, dry oats and six raw eggs sautéed with two bottles of Guinness.
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A few weeks later, you're off to Ibiza with a group of twenty women from north London wielding suitcases full of duty free tequila and dick straws, conducting the kind of million pound mash up most mere mortals only see in films.
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Ditto Veronica Etro's namesake family brand, where tasseled caftans and paisleys met urban abstracts and on-the-road crop tops and cargo trousers (and fluorescent nylon anoraks) for an entirely un-neurotic, and appealing, mash-up of heritage exoticism and the everyday.
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Clinton's team seized on Mr. Pence's strategy of appearing to forget much of what Mr. Trump has said on the campaign trail and criticized Mr. Pence with a video mash-up featuring him denying statements that his running mate has made publicly.
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"For me, it's interesting to mash up a detail from a Persian miniature or a Persian rug with a 1980s skateboard graphic, or references to graffiti art or graphic design and pop culture, because that's kind of what I am," he explained.
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Maison Gerard A lavish sofa from 1984 by Pucci de Rossi, the Italian-born Postmodernist, harks back to 19th-century Orientalist art and design, with a mash-up of references and materials, including velvet, hidden compartments and marbled wood and inlaid marquetry.
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I suppose LOUD on Planet X was a bit different more a mash-up of music games past with tower defense titles—but it never felt like more than the sum of its Plants vs Zombies to the tunes of CHVRCHES parts.
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His Kenya-Kansas mix was marketed as a classic American mash-up, but he was vilified by his many opponents as a black man — African, no less — who had no legitimate claim to be an American, to say nothing of an American president.
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Médine declined to comment on the latest furor, but in 2016, he told The New York Times that "Don't Laïk" was about French secularism — its title is a mash-up of English "don't like" and the French word for secularism, "laïcité," he said.
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A fan even created a mash-up of Bieber's "Sorry" and Gomez's "Lose You To Love Me."Gomez's black and white music video was shot on an iPhone 11 Pro and had over 181 million views on YouTube at the time of publishing.
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It's been 35 years since Anne Iobst and Lucy Sexton teamed up as Dancenoise to wreak creative havoc on the New York performance art scene, using their maximalist mash-up of dance, theater and searing political commentary with a side of punk.
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It also baked formal ambition into its release cycle: between 2000 and 2004, when the band was at its most influential, Linkin Park released two studio albums, and also a remix album and a full-length mash-up album with Jay-Z.
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I would hear him talking to his family on the phone, a mash up of all these languages and I thought it sounded really cool, but it never dawned on me until I was older, exactly how much I was missing out on.
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So many of these hybrids try to just mash-up a couple different genres or feelings, but Osno1 and Lil West go for all of them, tossing a little bit of music's most emotional forms into the whirring blender of rap in the Sounclound era.
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It is in fact a mash-up of three proto-Germanic roots, one of which produced am-is-are, one of which yielded was-were (replacing the past tense of the am-is group, in a process called suppletion), and one resulting in be itself.
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There are two kinds of people in the world: people who hear the words "Scottish Christmas zombie musical comedy" and start scouring the internet for showtimes, and people who hear those words, roll their eyes, and mutter about the ridiculous extremes of mash-up culture.
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As a military man who was also a monster Henry represents something of a thematic mash up, as well as a reminder to opposition supporters that they are in the presence of ruthless footballing royalty, or whatever passes for such in the National League South.
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The lead single "Numb/Encore" went on to win a Grammy, and when Jay-Z and Linkin Park performed the single live at the ceremony, they were joined onstage by Paul McCartney for a live triple mash up of their track with The Beatles' "Yesterday".
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Hey Hey Canteen From the ashes of 2 Duck Goose comes this mash-up of Asian cuisines, Hong Kong style, featuring seafood laksa, sesame peanut noodles, a chrysanthemum Caesar salad and eggplant fries (Wednesday): 400 Fourth Avenue (Sixth Street), Gowanus, Brooklyn, 347-987-4808, heyheycanteen.com.
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"Times are changing," 15-year-old Kim MacAfee tells her mother, whom she's started to call "Doris," and no musical so deftly takes advantage of that truism as this Tony-winning 1960 mash-up of old-fashioned musical romance, corny humor and newfangled youth culture.
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At lunchtime, locals and expats take meetings in the dining room, which resembles a mash-up between the Beverly Hills Hotel and a Milanese gentleman's apartment, with palm-tree-print-upholstered chairs fringed in gold, mirrored columns and an elegant gold-and-wood bar.
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Combining bodies of work by two reputable artists, this mash-up worked remarkably well, since Sachs has a long history of researching the Japanese tea ceremony, while Noguchi was always a fan of hybridization (particularly when it involved traditional Asian forms and contemporary art).
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Originally part of the performance section of balls that gave drag queens, particularly African-American or Latino dancers, the opportunity to strut, the choreography was a mash-up of glamorous poses inspired by fashion magazines and any other moves that tickled the dancers' fancy.
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" ZACHARY WOOLFE During the gala concert that opened Carnegie Hall's season last week, Renée Fleming and Audra McDonald sang a classic mash-up: "Children Will Listen," from Sondheim's "Into the Woods," and "You've Got to Be Carefully Taught," from Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific.
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For its surface, the architect and curator Terence Riley commissioned the designers WORKac, J. Mayer H, Clavel Arquitectos, Nicolas Buffe and his own firm, K/R, to carry out what he calls "Exquisite Corpse," a mash-up of strange, wildly inspired wall-mounted art pieces.
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ACETATE was a bit of an Anglophile's entry; CHARLIE made you anagram another answer, LARCH, and tack it on to "that is," or IE. One step beyond the mash-up is the insertion, where you put one element inside the other to get your entry.
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Those clipped tones and eccentric pronunciations eventually became part of the drag vocabulary — and they certainly are part of the joy of "The Confession of Lily Dare," Charles Busch's delicious mash-up of pre-Code weepies that opened on Wednesday at the Cherry Lane Theater.
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Ms. Regan had to close her two other Chicago businesses: Bunny, the Micro Bakery, which had been entangled with a difficult investor, and Kitsune, a 24-seat mash-up of Japan and the American Midwest that was a critical darling when it opened in 2017.
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It was a rebel yell of a mash-up of ice cream sundae intarsia sweaters and T. Rex prints; leather biker jackets and satin baseball jackets; little floral dresses and NASA logos; and a tribute to the energy that comes from cross-border fertilization.
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"The desire to restrict any kind of commercial use, to restrict any kind of mash-up, is very understandable," says James Boyle, cofounder of Duke Law School's Center for the Study of the Public Domain and one of the founding board members of Creative Commons.
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And moments like awarding a young girl a scholarship, draping the Presidential Medal of Freedom on the conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, and the reunion of a deployed soldier and his family suggested a mash-up of reality TV memes to our television critic.
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The tagline "This is Action." appears over a fast-cut mash-up of a variety of shots, including off-road racing, underwater diving and what looks like close-up footage of Frank Zapata (or someone else with a jetpack) flying around, along with the date.
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Mr. Anderson spoke of a "style odyssey" — a woman sent on a journey, her J.W. Anderson traveling wardrobe a mash-up of the rough and the refined, ostrich feathers blooming out of plain wool and linen skirts, metal mesh dresses with high-top sneakers.
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It seems we are about to be plunged into a cultural mash-up of "The Thousand and One Nights" and any number of young adult novels with plucky female protagonists, but when Nahri walks through Cairo's spooky cemetery things take a speculative turn. Puff!
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Since Trump, we have something much cruder, more straightforward, and more concretely linked to historical anti-Semitism and generalized bigotry — people lauding Hitler, throwing around the word "kike," and making memes that mash up Hillary Clinton with swastikas and/or the Star of David.
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A seemingly improbable musical mash-up of the group's 20th-century pop songs with a 16th-century prose romance will have a pre-Broadway production in San Francisco next spring, and the producers said Tuesday that they plan to open on Broadway after that.
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My self-indulgence was trying to do that with KAZAKHS and DANZA, the former for the crazy consonant mash-up and the latter as a hat tip since my wife has very fond memories of working with him in her former career in film production.
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If Swift's team is so well-known for sniffing out the slightest copyright infringement, why ignore a mash-up of her 2014 Harry Styles-centered track "Style" and the 2015 One Direction song "Perfect," combined to show the later song's damning structural similarity to the first?
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Essentially a direct competitor to IFTTT, Microsoft Flow debuted in April on the web, offering an interface that lets you mash up up two or more cloud services in order to create workflows – like those that let you automate file synchronization, alerting, data organization and more.
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Tweeting "Since #BlackHistoryMonth is already trash, here's a thread of various levels of horrible, no good, very bad art," Cochrane created a thread making fun of a particular strain of black art that puts a mash-up of iconic black figures together in wild, often random situations.
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As with Simpsonwave, fans of the long-running Japanese anime franchise have found a way to further lose themselves in Technicolor nostalgia with Pokewave (or, more aesthetically speaking, Ｐｏｋｅｗａｖｅ), a tumblr-prime mash-up of lo-fi cartoon clips and the soothing, atmospheric sounds of vaporwave.
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Not only does kawaii encompass the army of Japanese mascots, but a world of fashion that has adult women dressing as schoolgirls and schoolgirls dressing as goth heroines or Lolita seductresses, giving rise to ero-kawaii, or erotic kawaii, a mash-up of cute and sexy.
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Given the latest industry research on the adaptation of Asian food into the American mass-market—the steady acculturation of pho, the cautious courtship with fermentation, the brash machismo of the mash-up genre kick-started by the Korean taco—it wasn't hard to see why.
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That is, if you can restrain yourself from swirling everything together as soon as you get it, as the Frapp melts, it turns from a rich dark chocolate coffee drink into something that tastes like a melted cookies and cream/mint chocolate chip ice cream mash-up.
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The resulting music of the 2000s would already demonstrate some fascinating interplay between genres, both from indie artists like Dirty Projectors and Animal Collective as well as larger acts like Daft Punk (to say nothing of the literal mash-up culture spearheaded by DJs like Girl Talk).
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All this had me thinking about another series that navigated a dystopic mash-up of violence and entertainment: the Hunger Games, where people watch children kill one another for sport and, more importantly, as a way for the government to exert its hold on the populace.
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A recent lunch here with a friend included a pizzette topped with melted taleggio cheese and studded with fleshy black olives, and a cultural mash-up of pork kefta (these meatballs are normally made with lamb in the non-pork-eating Muslim world) with salad and labneh.
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She produced a few more samples, all made of bright fabrics, and after brainstorming potential company names ("Olive" was a top contender), settled for "Kate Spade," a mash-up of her and Andy's names, although it would later become her own after the two married in 1994.
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Purportedly "a high-octane mash-up of Jamaican dancehall, Soca, Hip-Hop and African rhythms," I'd call Afrobeats plural a high-electro smoosh-together of catchy clichés from all those places and more, with beats cruder than hip-hop's or Afropop's rendering it utilitarian international club fodder.
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A mash-up of fantasy, superheroes, hip-hop and comics, Jemisin's new novel — the first in a projected trilogy — is a joyful love letter to New York that unfolds as five ordinary citizens who embody the very soul of the city find themselves struggling to save it.
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Designed by Robert A.M. Stern, the former dean of the Yale School of Architecture, and completed in 1975, the 6,963-square-foot house on 19743 acres is an exuberant postmodern mash-up of boxes and swoops with ocean views and 190 feet of Hook Pond frontage.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's breakneck 15-hour trip to Israel was an odd mash-up of showing emotional support — reassuring the Jewish population in the aftermath of a rash of anti-Semitic threats and acts of vandalism across New York State and nationwide — and promoting business ties.
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Soon enough, I realized it was much easier for me to locate "voice" when writing fiction than when performing the part of the old woman in "The House of Bernarda Alba" or playing Hollow Man No. 3 in a staged mash-up of T. S. Eliot poems.
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Burton was a cross-genre producer searching for his niche when "The Grey Album" — his unauthorized mash-up of Jay-Z's "The Black Album" and the Beatles record known as the White Album — became a cause célèbre (and almost ended his career before it started) in 22019.
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To help ID our (and your) place in the crowd, we headed straight to Old Navy to map out five looks that play to every partygoer's strengths — think vibrant velvet pants fit for the center of attention, or a clashing mash-up only the fashionably late could pull off.
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The latest video from the new digital series Disney IRL and partner Paws in Effect has taken two beloved subjects — Alice's Wonderland tea party and a clowder of super-cute kittens — and created a mash-up so adorable, we can't resist meowing about it to everyone we know.
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Alissa: I agree that Joker is trying to be everything at once, and that's not even really noting that it is essentially a self-conscious mash-up of two Scorsese movies, Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy, reskinned as a comic book movie and lacking Scorsese's self-awareness.
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But even without getting all philosophical about it, Prada's reexamination and mash-up of her greatest hits in recent years falls perfectly in gear with other designers who are instead examining — and pillaging — all the other reference images that have found themselves at the forefront of the culture.
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The Daily Beast's Maxwell Tani and Andrew Kirell noted that several House Republicans grilled Mueller with "Hannity's questions..." Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" produced a mash-up along the same lines, featuring Devin Nunes... >> And this was just announced by Fox: Trump will call into Hannity's show Thursday night.
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The majority of the posts are in the form of memes (for lack of a better word) where captions about the trials of being Admin are superimposed over images that are an aesthetic mash-up of what guys who own Harleys and stoned 2208-year-olds think looks cool.
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That he does it all with schoolboy glee makes him that much more viscerally loathsome — Mr. Rheon conceived Ramsay as a mash-up of Heath Ledger's unhinged Joker and Dennis the Menace, he said, and added a bit of the swagger of Liam Gallagher, the dyspeptic former Oasis singer.
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Relaxing before a performance at Webster Hall in the East Village, they darted past pyramids of fruit and shelves lined with exotic coffee blends and cheeses, dressed in a chaotic mash-up of flowing floral- and fruit-pattern skirts, which were nearly lost amid the gaily colored produce.
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Under Armour has been quick to cash in on the new trend of "athleisure," a mash-up of athletic and casual clothing growing popular even in formal settings like offices, which has helped it maintain a revenue growth momentum of more than 20 percent for 23 straight quarters.
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In their newest exhibition, So Much Dirt But Not Enough Soil, NYC-based artists Loney Abrams and Johnny Stanish challenge the superficial and highlight inherent conflicts in global systems and societies through a material mash up of ingredients like THC oil, human hair, Subway sandwich wrappers, and body odor.
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Or rather safety-signal orange on the Colovos runway in the form of a terrific quilted parachute parka, and Day-Glo orange in Jeremy Scott's mash-up of "The Fifth Element"-meets-"The Flintstones"-by-way-of-Popples-and-bondage, where the big takeaway was: thigh-high moon boots!
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The Bellerose branch of a local chain, it specializes in Indian-style Chinese cuisine: sweet and tangy chili prawns, masala fried rice, and gobi Manchurian, a mash-up of cauliflower florets dredged and deep fried like chicken chunks, then tossed in a wok with soy sauce, onions and spices.
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"Kock Fight Club," an adaptation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" produced at Bard in 2009, was staged entirely in the orchestra pit, under a giant video screen lowered over it like a lid that showed a mash-up of footage of Michel Foucault, Angela Davis, Cher and Eva Gabor.
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The first Global Mash-Up for children — the hall has long had such a series for adults — will feature two performers whose own backgrounds could be described as global mash-ups: Elena Moon Park, whose heritage is Korean but who was born and raised in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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Let's just hope that over the course of tonight's Grammys the two singers will provide us with the gift of an all-star duet mash-up of "Hello" and "Formation," making it clear there's no bad blood between these two singing queens, no matter who walks away with more statuettes.
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In the two-and-a-half-minute mash-up video, titled Tom Clancy's Jim Ryan, Krasinski's paper slinger is pulled out of his mild-mannered Pennsylvanian life and dropped in the middle of a battle of wits when a new terrorist arises that only he can stop: Dwight K. Schrute.
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Ed Sheeran appeared on BBC Radio 1's "Live Lounge" in London and he performed an acoustic version of his single "Perfect" followed by a seasonally appropriate mash-up of the Christmas classics "Fairytale of New York" and "Jingle Bells," accompanied by Brit singer and former tour mate Anne-Marie.
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It is possible to imagine a mash-up of the two mega-states that takes the best of both: a freedom-loving wish to keep government out of people's private lives, a place that is friendly to business and provides opportunities for people, while also protecting the environment and funding education.
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And I know that because sometimes I write about "The Ten Best Soundclowns on the Internet" or tell you to "Listen to This Mash Up of Linkin Park and The Seinfeld Theme Song" or some shit and let me tell you something: that's the stuff that people like to read.
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Together, Blackman and Cruz have created an inimitable look in their 9,500-square-foot Highland Avenue space (a former gay nightclub) — an eccentric mash-up of furniture, lighting, art and curiosities that spans numerous periods and styles, from exquisite, stately antiques to arresting contemporary pieces: Carlo Bugatti, say, to Damian Jones.
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I hear something about filming locations of the aforementioned "Berlin, Tag und Nacht," someone is talking to me, but I'm already drunk and ascended to a kind of heaven (or possibly hell) full of butts twerking to this Nirvana-Martin-Garixx mash-up while all of my colleagues have disappeared.
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SCHNEIER I admired some of the performances in the Broadway production, maybe more than Zack did — especially Zachary Quinto, who played Harold as a kind of extraterrestrial mash-up of Lou Reed and Tennessee Williams, and Michael Benjamin Washington, who gave a real dignity to the mocked and maligned Bernard.
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Mr. Kaluuya, 28, is British and has been acting since he was in his teens, but "Get Out" — the Jordan Peele spine-tingler that has been described as a mash-up of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" and "The Stepford Wives" — has thrown him into an entirely new kind of spotlight.
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Along with an ugly lawsuit between its ousted CEO Travis Kalanick and major investor Benchmark Capital that arrives in court tomorrow, its directors have been riven into so many factions on so many issues that it's like watching a mash-up Arya-Sansa-Littlefinger face-off on high speed and backward.
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Yet it is routinely resurrected by top-tier designers including Marc Jacobs, John Galliano and Alexander Wang, each gussying up his offerings in sumptuous fabrics or in a mash-up of fetish, athletic and military gear, to tamp down the steamy aggression and make the look palatable to an affluent clientele.
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"It" was an early mock-up of a cabin that will reside inside a commercial space station, among the first of its kind, that Axiom is building: a mash-up of boutique hotel, adult space camp, and NASA-grade research facility designed to hover approximately 2000 miles above the earth.
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There was Brandon, 18, thrusting out his chest the better to show off his tight, incandescently white dress shirt; Kenny, 21, his plum-tone hair sculpted into a high-rise helmet; and Chanel, 18, leaning suggestively against a mash-up of animal prints in her bedroom, wearing nothing but her skivvies.
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The child of Korean immigrants, Lee is fascinated by ways in which the ingredients and techniques of the world's cuisines recombine on American shores, carried here by migrants who may try to cling to their traditions, but invariably see them transformed in the mash-up culture of their new home.
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Mr. Wheal, who said his father was a test pilot for the British royal navy, came to the United States from England at age 8 and speaks rapidly in a mash-up accent, dropping idiosyncratic phrases and erudite references to the Soviet psychologist Lev Vygotsky, to Cincinnatus and Aldous Huxley.
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Mr. Wheal, who said his father was a test pilot for the British royal navy, came to the United States from England at age eight and speaks rapidly in a mash-up accent, dropping idiosyncratic phrases and erudite references to the Soviet psychologist Lev Vygotsky, to Cincinnatus and Aldous Huxley.
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After all, the title comes from a mash-up of 2 Chainz and Weezy's respective home neighborhoods of College Park in Georgia and Hollygrove in Louisiana, while the album art superimposes Tunechi's tattoos onto 23 Chainz's face (in a manner that ends up curiously resembling Mos Def's Black On Both Sides cover).
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Besides showcasing many of the mustachioed artist's most famous works, including many of his most famous, the Dali Museum — a fittingly unusual three-story structure that looks like a mash-up of a massive concrete rectangle fused with an amorphous geodesic glass bubble — also hosts visiting exhibits by various artists, often Dali's contemporaries.
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It was one of the first developers to start making games for the Apple TV. Now Harmonix has partnered with Hasbro on perhaps its strangest creation yet: Dropmix, an experience that fuses a Bluetooth-enabled game board, NFC playing cards, and a mobile app to create a playful musical mash-up tool.
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