She mashes the accelerator on the road to see her boys.
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The character also mashes together traditional boy and girl gender norms.
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Why not cook all of three of these mashes for the holidays?
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"Fox & Friends" mashes these two genres together, resulting in some whiplash-inducing segues.
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It mashes modern features with traditional style while keeping things small and light.
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There are bhorthas, or mashes, made of boiled eggplants, of tomatoes, of potatoes.
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The clip mashes together perfectly, with McDreamy opening his eyes at the last second.
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Her initiative mashes together a range of repressive steps under the guise of fighting terrorism.
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"Sometimes the result of that is it just mashes together a few headlines," he said.
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"To cure a cold, he mashes up the stems and leaves of forsythia," Ms. Raver wrote.
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Price: $99.99 (Source: Jakks Pacific) Jakks Pacific's Little Mighty Gym mashes up the physical with the digital.
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One of Kazemi's bots is Two Headlines, which mashes up two news headlines to create a joke.
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Shatteringly stupid and repulsively misogynistic, "Martyrs" mashes revenge, torture and the supernatural into one solid, quasi-religious lump.
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This Gravity meets Event Horizon flick mashes up the scariest things outside our planet to provide an answer.
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No matter your experience level, you'll find it easy to create mashes, mixes, or spin for live sets.
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It mashes (the hot-water-and-grain step), then boils and chills your wort (unfermented beer) with ease.
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You'll know when it's done when you take a chickpea and it mashes like butter in your hand. 2.
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There's no robot that sits in the pilot seat and mashes buttons while the real pilot takes a nap.
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In whatever incarnation, distillery visits introduce travelers to the human stories behind the mad-scientist vapors, stills and mashes.
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The black-and-white title, from developer Twisted Pixel, mashes up a diverse array of game styles and film genres.
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It mashes up subscription commerce, new media and natural foods to deliver baking kits and mixes in stores and online.
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The film mashes up styles and media: straightforward documentary interviews are followed by trippy animations, accompanied by grinding electronic music.
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"Life" rather economically mashes up the two, producing a taut, suspenseful thriller that's more enjoyable the less you think about it.
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Borrowing from English, Portuguese, and Nigeria's 500-odd languages, Pidgin deftly weaves all of them together and mashes in playful imagery.
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I think our event is a little hard to define because it mashes up a lot of different types of experiences.
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This imagery is the work of computer scientist Gabriel Goh, who created a neural network that mashes together two existing programs.
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Australian chef Sandy Ho boils, roasts, and then mashes whole potatoes for a crispy, rustic twist on the classic side dish.
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It's testing fleets — its try-hard name that mashes together "fleeting" and "tweets" — in Brazil, according to a company blog post.
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In "The Raggedy Dances," from 1972, she mashes up Scott Joplin and Mozart with her own unique blend of rigorous frolicking.
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She then mashes the ingredients together before scooping a chip into the salsa, smiling, and happily walking away with her delicious dish.
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The unique way she mashes up patterns, indie artwork, and plants can instantly transform a plain living space into an inviting sanctuary.
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He mashes up art and science by using equipment from a university lab: a stereoscopic microscope and a sophisticated scanning electron microscope.
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When they play gigs, sometimes the band records the audience first in real time and then mashes that up with their own music.
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Mr. Stupak said he happily mashes and purées vegetables at home that he turns into cakes and cookies for his two young children.
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Using our mortar and pestle, he mashes up microplaned garlic, minced anchovies, preserved lemons, salt, and olive oil to make a caesar-ish dressing.
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An Instagram video shared by Barstool Sports shows the small team and the track, which mashes up a Trump speech with adrenaline-pumping EDM.
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John Kessel — who wrote last year's fantastic The Moon and the Other — is shifting gears as he mashes up Pride and Prejudice and Frankenstein.
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Over most of a year, every school conjures a theme, writes a samba song and mashes it together into a circus of color and joy.
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Pear Quest mashes together the puzzles of classic adventure games like Monkey Island and Myst with the movement of a two-dimensional Legend of Zelda.
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It's pretty simple, as you might expect: You choose two photos—one of each prospective parent—and it mashes them together onto a baby's face.
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There's a social media guru on payroll who just mashes words together and sprinkles in a reference to this or that B-lister for effect.
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Instead, it mashes up Twitter and Reddit, spreads it to as many people as it can, and expects the rest to take care of itself.
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Ostensibly, the subject is the Shitty Media Men list, although it mashes in Aziz Ansari's infamous date, with elements of Peter Thiel's dealings with Gawker .
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But he aches adorably, because Pookie's retro vibe mashes all the splendor of a John Waters movie with a gritty Green Day demo from 1993.
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The farm-to-flask operation grows 210 percent its own grain and gets the rest locally, then mills, mashes, ferments and distills it on site.
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Ooblets combines some of the most charming games in existence — think Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon, and Pokémon — and mashes them together in an incredibly cute package.
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The clip, directed by Glassface (aka Josh Goldenberg) and illustrated by Tristan Zammit, mashes up a nostalgic cartoon style with claymation and lo-fi digital art.
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That's why Polaroid Originals (formerly Impossible) has returned with the OneStep+, a new instant camera that mashes last year's OneStep 23 with Bluetooth and app connectivity.
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The industry mashes up plenty of juicy data points; when it really is tanking, it usually means the rest of the economy is in bad shape.
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A somber, trilling violin speaks to the Russian setting, but Harrow mashes up the Motherland with the Big Easy, abruptly inserting jazz-inspired numbers as well.
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In fact, a person would have to save the equivalent of 475 of those mashes just to afford one month's rent on the average San Francisco apartment.
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Tetris Effect launches on November 9th on the PS4, and it mashes the block-falling puzzle game with Mizuguchi's trademark synthesis of zen-like gameplay and music.
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The game, which mashes together Disney worlds and characters with Square Enix RPG (largely Final Fantasy) worlds and characters, will send players on a journey through Arendelle.
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The "DVP" video mashes up scenes from dozens of classic games, and at the same time the lyrics are cleverly placed into text bubbles and other scenery.
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Dragon Quest Builders — a game that mashes up the sandbox building elements of Minecraft with the story and world of Dragon Quest — is coming to North America.
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Once strained, Kyo adds housemade chili sauce, then mashes the mixture into a small bowl that's also used as a mold and tops it with white rice.
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But while L.G.B.T. spells out those differences, it also mashes everything together in a manner that deprives some of the consonants of their particular history and legacy.
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The CW breakout hit, which mashes up the beloved Archie comic book characters with some very 2017 drama, has been touted by as a sexier, scarier Gossip Girl.
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It mashes together the sensibilities of a "roguelike" — randomly generated play spaces in which you die frequently — with the moment-to-moment play of a space combat sim.
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Today's grid, which is Kristian House's Sunday debut, mashes up some tricks that we've encountered this year, but it still feels fresh and makes for a challenging solve.
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From there, she mashes the fried bread with stock, before stirring in some ramp leaves and the cod, and finally topping the whole thing with an egg yolk.
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Grant's video for Rizzla's "Iron Cages" — named after a classic study of American racism by George Takaki — mashes up clips of outer space, mass riots, and armed police response.
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And more vortas (mashes), including potato scooped like ice cream, with flares of red onion and stray chile seeds, and eggplant brought almost to a burn, for lingering smoke.
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" Of recent films, his personal favorite is the South Korean film "The Wailing," which "takes as many genres as possible and mashes them together in the most coherent way.
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As a men's wear designer, he mashes up the over-the-top looks seemingly inspired by the New Romantic bands of the 1980s and more recent club-kid wear.
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It doesn't matter if the RS 5 is shooting off the line or going 70 down an expressway; when the driver mashes the accelerator to the floor, heads snap backward.
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Also coming are the Realms of Fate, a set of areas that you can reach from Heaven in Act IV; each one mashes different bits of Diablo III's world together.
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Like Mr. Lamar's album, the finalists are politically charged: Mr. Hearne, always socially conscious, here mashes up texts from Supreme Court decisions to suggest the ambiguities of identity and humanity.
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A new dating app mashes up HQ Trivia with Tinder Do you ever feel like dating is not complicated enough, and might benefit from being more of a live game show?
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This unofficial remix from YouTuber Stephen Mlinarcik mashes Run the Jewels' 2014 single "Oh My Darling Don't Cry" together with the Wii Shop Channel Music, composed by Kazumi Totoka for Nintendo.
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Apex Legends is a free-to-play battle royale game set in the Titanfall universe, and it's a game that mashes together elements of some of the most popular online shooters.
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What we've seen in the trailers thus far have racked up early praise — The Verge included — for its unique visual style, which mashes up a comic book aesthetic with contemporary CGI.
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The big picture: The interest in Applecart, which mashes up online and offline data, shows that data techniques it developed for political clients are just as in demand for consumer marketing.
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As critic Dave Nemetz wrote for TV Line, "[It's] a vibrantly colorful, delightfully surreal animated comedy that mashes up the best bits of those two shows with a playful, psychedelic edge."
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But the work Wright and Elgort do in the first act establishes the film's musical MO, which mashes up music video–style kineticism with the emotional and narrative drive of movie musicals.
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The Polaroid brand has been licensed to CES gadgets for years now, and so of course it's back again this year on another new camera that mashes up digital and physical photography.
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But left unattended, and more importantly, left alone and powered on, a bulldozer can create all kinds of havoc as it smashes and mashes and generally causes a mess of the area.
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Well designed, their realistic portrayal showed just how much effort developers EA DICE have put into making Battlefield 1's setting feel genuine, however much it mashes together technology of the era.
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It mashes the success the company had with its original baby lens in May this year with an aging filter, along the lines of FaceApp's filter, allowing users to rapidly age themselves.
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Loretta Fahrenholz's hilarious and exhilarating video "Mashes of the Afternoon" (2018) was created from YouTube videos of people remaking Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid's landmark experimental film, "Meshes of the Afternoon" (1943).
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Daft Punk's score is the best thing to come out of Tron: Legacy, and while it's a far cry from Jerry Goldsmith's music, Collins' edit mashes the music together with the visuals perfectly.
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Bridge Constructor Portal mashes together the fun bridge-building puzzle game Bridge Constructor with the witty writing and space-bending portals of Portal, out now on iOS, Google Play, PC, Mac, and Linux.
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According to Cosmopolitan, New York City's Gelso & Grand has concocted a colorful, sugar-laden dessert hybrid that mashes up the classic cannoli with Funfetti cake, macarons, and a smattering of rainbow-colored sprinkles.
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After Fallon, 44, helps Franny line the claw up just right during their family outing at The Clubhouse in East Hampton, New York, she confidently mashes the game's button down and seals the deal.
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But Breath of the Wild is also the biggest thing to happen to the Zelda series in years, a bold reinvention that mashes the franchise's iconic structure with a vast open world to explore.
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The new Bandai Namco game mashes together worlds like Dragonball and Death Note into one brawler, that looks like it could be the best piece of fan service this side of Super Smash Bros.
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Nate Parrott, a coder, designer, and student at Brown University created a neural network that mashes up thousands of the most common baby names into futuristic sounding interpretive takes on the current plebeian options.
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That fourth item may be well worn only in Jewish literature, but be warned: Emily Barton's latest novel, "The Book of Esther," mashes up all four in an imaginative, engrossing and entertaining storytelling tapestry.
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I just want her to be OK. She still mashes up the food I've prepared for her so it's a baffling mixture of indistinguishable color and texture on her plate and pretend to chew.
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We saw all the different components of creating a faux meat, from a machine that mashes meat to simulate the process of chewing to imaging equipment that analyzes the product on a microscopic level.
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For the past couple of weeks, Elle beauty and fitness director Emily Dougherty has been working on an experimental series of sorts, in which she mashes perfectly good (and frequently expensive) lipsticks to a pulp.
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For those who don't know, the Kingdom Hearts series mashes Disney worlds and characters together with an RPG world built by Square Enix (and featuring elements of Final Fantasy and The World Ends With You).
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These relatable delights and more live on the Instagram page of Looping Lovers, a self-described, "two-man GIF army," that mashes up weirdo internet loops with the most meme-orable segments of radio bangers.
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But I'd be remiss if I didn't remind you that still have three days (well, nights) to catch a piece of Migrating Forms, the institution's annual festival that mashes up filmic art and artful films.
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His compositions are imitative—on YouTube, you can find his Piano Concerto in E-Flat Minor, which mashes together Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Prokofiev, and a few others—but they give evidence of a restless, creative mind.
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Nearby is another small work, "Self-Defense" (25), in which a partially bare-breasted woman struggles with her presumed attacker over a pointed gun, gnashing her teeth as she knees him and mashes his face.
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We now find ourselves in the era of the personal email newsletter, an almost retro delivery system that blurs borders between the public and the private, and mashes up characteristics of the analog and digital ages.
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For accras de morue, salt cod fritters, Ms. Delcourt soaks and rinses the cod until half the salt has leached out, then mashes it with parsley, garlic, shallots ("many"), ginger ("sometimes") and spices imported from Cameroon.
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We got Busta in NYC and asked if he helped Dinklage kill the Super Bowl commercial in which PD effortlessly mashes Busta's "Look At Me Now" verse (it's hard) -- and that's when Mr. Rhymes set us straight.
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Matching its extreme setting is its plot, which mashes up contagion (the sudden appearance of a rare virus), human trafficking, suspicion of Russia and a love affair between a stoic Finnish cop and a dedicated German virologist.
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Scarborough's song is called "Amnesty Don," and it mashes together racist stereotypes, footage of old Western films, Scarborough singing in a weird accent, photos of Trump scowling, hashtags, and many, many, many references to Donald Trump's penis.
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You don't have to be the scion of a wealthy Kentucky dynasty to know that whisky lovers tend to have strong feelings about the differences between the various types of distilled alcoholic beverages made from fermented grain mashes.
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Here, Cruickshank goes berserk and button-mashes: notice the missed kick into back kick, the back hand mid-combination, and how much fun Cruickshank is to watch under rules that allow kicks to an opponent on his knees.
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Readers can, for example, experience a book that mashes up its text with imagery from Google Street View in order to conjure the feeling of being lost in the same virtual location that is described in the narrative.
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Mazara mashes monster HR as Rangers top Angels ARLINGTON, Texas — With sluggers such as Josh Hamilton, Juan Gonzalez and Jose Canseco making their home there, Globe Life Park has seen many a majestic home run in its 22 seasons.
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Roberts — burdened with a hairdo that mashes up Anna Wintour's bob and Carrot Top's coloring with a dash of Melissa McCarthy character — plays a successful business woman, who never had kids so as not to interfere with her career.
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For the services of the reigning Pacific League MVP—a man who pitches lights out and mashes taters—the Texas Rangers can offer the most, at $3.535 million, followed by the New York Yankees, who can offer $3.25 million.
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This disorientating video, which debuted in 2000 when it was included in the German pavilion at the Venice Biennale, mashes documentary and news clips with video games and dance sequences to evoke the totalitarian nature of digital surveillance culture.
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Hazel's husband, Byron Gogol — a tech impresario/overlord who mashes up Bill Gates's pioneering genius, Steve Jobs's visionary particularity and Jeff Bezos' ruthless drive to subjugate all minds through objects — installed the chip in her head without her knowledge.
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The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter by Theodora Goss Theodora Goss is an acclaimed short story writer, and in her debut novel The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter, she mashes up a bunch of classic science fiction characters.
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But in this sensitive novel, set at a hospice for terminally ill teens, Pike mashes up standard scary stories with an exploration of what fear really means when illness is more of a threat than haunted houses or sexy vampires.
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Awaken seems like it takes the best elements of a Terrence Malick film and a movie like Koyaanisqatsi and mashes them up for a bunch of ridiculously gorgeous shots of people and places and buildings and animals throughout the world.
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"There's no such thing as Indian food," she tells me, as she mashes potato with just a pinch of chili powder and Calcutta Street's in-house dry fried spice—a blend of cumin, black salt, coriander, and red chili flakes.
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But McCue said that Flipboard's enormous range of topics (34,000) and magazines (30 million) can be overwhelming, while Cover Stories mashes everything together, so you can't focus on the one topic that you might be interested in at a given moment.
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The basic structure of Flinthook is familiar—fight through a few levels, beat a boss—but in the same way Mercenary Kings took inspiration from games like Monster Hunter, Flinthook mashes up its classic aesthetic with something more contemporary: roguelikes.
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Netflix's science fiction series Another Life, which premieres on July 25th, opens with a promising premise, but it isn't a particularly original one: it mashes up plot points from Denis Villeneuve's Arrival and Syfy's Nightflyers, which was canceled after a single season.
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A free-to-play battle royale game that mashes together elements of Overwatch and Fortnite, Apex Legends was a complete surprise when it launched, but it has turned out to be a big hit early on, luring tens of millions of players.
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The result was Innovaccer, a set of software that mashes together data from different enterprise sources and online data sets (ranging from Oracle data, SQL databases to social media feeds) to bring together a large database where companies can build application layers.
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Similarly, "Maryam" (2006) by Amber Hammad playfully mashes up typical religious iconography of the Virgin Mary (or Maryam, as she is referred to in the Quran) with baby in hand, and popular photographic portraiture, again calling into question what constitutes the "ideal" woman.
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It kind of mashes up two very popular things, Sander and lo-fi beats to chill/study to, and if there's anything I know about contemporary culture, if there are two popular things, they are going to get mashed up fairly quickly.
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It's an awesome spectacle that mashes up a space chase and a hero going into god mode — so much so that I briefly wondered if it might be unfair to Thanos to have a cannon like Captain Marvel joining the remaining Avengers.
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So to justify my posting about this twice on this website in the same day here's some actual music that mashes up Game of Thrones and Drake, who is kinda like the rap version of Game of Thrones if you think about it.
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The ballet season here also mashes up contemporary works and old-fashioned ones: Pieces in the lineup include a "Sleeping Beauty" (performed by the American Ballet Theater) and an evening featuring work by Justin Peck, Crystal Pite, William Forsythe and the performance artist Tino Sehgal.
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Cratchit made it; mashes the potatoes with something of Master Peter's 'incredible vigor,' dusts the hot plates as Martha did, and makes a face of infinite wonderment and exultation when shouting, in the piping tones of the two youngest Cratchits, 'There's such a goose, Martha!
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Peace Resonance: Hiroshima/Wendover mashes up field recordings made at the Wendover Hangar and the Hiroshima Atomic Dome, linking the site where the Enola Gay B-29 bomber took off in 1945, and the place where it dropped one of its devastating atomic bombs.
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Michigan mashes Marquette at MSG Zak Irwin scored 16 points while Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman and Mark Donnal scored 15 points each as Michigan rolled to a 79-61 rout of Marquette on Thursday night in a 2K Classic contest played at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Yami Kawaii may be jarring to those unfamiliar with it: It often mashes up bows and glitter with words like "I Want To Die;" anti-depressant pills and syringes are used to accessorize outfits, and bracelets made to look like razor wounds were so popular they sold out.
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Pieces in the lineup include "The Complete Deaths," a play that mashes up dozens of death scenes from Shakespeare's canon; "This is Not A Magic Show," a riff on the genre by the performer Vincent Gambini; and "Dollywould," about the life of the country singer Dolly Parton. mayfestbristol.co.
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Just as Twin Peaks mashes up a variety of genres—daytime soaps, horror, fantasy, noir—Murakami's novel creates a mystery novel out of two parallel stories: One is a weird science-fiction story about data encryption, and the second is a fantasy story set in a realm of unicorn skulls and dreams.
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The Black TapesSet in Seattle, this podcast takes the basic elements of Serial (female presenter solving a big mystery, one little mystery at a time) and mashes them up with the TV show Supernatural (creatures, demons, and frenemies, oh my!), creating enough serious tension to earn it a Best of 2015 badge from iTunes.
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"When you see the way I combine things with each other, you perceive everything together as a new language," he said, referring to his fashion aesthetic that mashes up the animal motifs with Chinese silks and Mexican embroideries, Renaissance gowns, Victoriana, disco drama, high '80s glam, shades of Elton John and Dapper Dan, and more.
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The rest is mostly filler: Lauren comes in wearing a tiny white doily so Ben can finally "show her off" (yuck), Jimmy Kimmel mashes some naked Barbies together like a 5-year-old (no), and Chris Harrison pulls the "we flew your pastor all the way here" card so many times that Ben's bobble head is spinning (do it!
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The video mashes up and recreates iconic moments from those early-2000s pleasures — the Mean Girls talent show; Elle Woods pulling up to Harvard and teaching the "bend and snap"; the toothbrushing scene from Bring It On. Many of the scenes feature cameos from such famous faces as Kris Jenner, Troye Sivan, and Jennifer Coolidge, among others.
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Named for a Warhol-esque 2014 work by artist Julia Wachtel, which mashes up photos of Minnie Mouse, Kanye West, and Kim Kardashian, "Champagne Life celebrates the work of a constellation of female artists, and provides a rare and apposite moment to reflect on what it means to be a female artist working today," reads a vaguely self-congratulatory press release.
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But they have also spawned real memes, like these clearly ironic takes on the "Johny Johny" nursery rhyme: (Please note that the obvious irony here doesn't make them any less creepy.) Since Billion Surprise Toys' "Johny Johny" video has gone mainstream, it's generated a number of fairly mainstream reactions that celebrate its lighter aspects and mashes them together with other memes — you know, typical meme fare. pic.twitter.
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