Watch her misadventures above, and then get the recipe below.
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A year old Reddit threat detailed the misadventures of Berdiyev.
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"Baghdad Without a Map and Other Misadventures in Arabia" (1991).
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Don't we all have stories like this — our misadventures in love?
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The "romantic comedy" explores her misadventures of her whirlwind love life.
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Bubbleproof is a new mockumentary series following the misadventures of Reputation.
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NATO's founding mission has been achieved and replaced with unsuccessful misadventures.
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Don't worry: One of them absolutely features Strauss's misadventures with a magician.
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Costumes make the misadventures of the droll co-workers all the funnier.
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As you can imagine, this leads to lot of time traveling misadventures.
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All his hilarious misadventures are motivated by a determination to help her.
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There are the entertaining misadventures and there are the head-turning sentences.
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The family's misadventures are standard stuff, but the art is continuously inventive.
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But where is the anger over our far more costly misadventures overseas?
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As fans of this column will note, I've had misadventures with rentals.
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Not for Mr Netanyahu the misadventures of Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1982.
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In a more normal administration, Mr Zinke's misadventures might have got him fired.
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Transforming Misadventures into Insecure involved adding complex lighting and thoughtfully artistic close-ups.
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If anything, the FBI's courtroom misadventures have made the issue seem less urgent.
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Oh, and the new Nook is waterproof, for all those summer reading misadventures.
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The family's misadventures were ultimately cut short with the show's cancellation in 1968.
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After Microsoft's misadventures in the smartphone market, it is a necessary trade-off.
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While several shows have deftly portrayed millennial misadventures—Girls, Broad City, Insecure, Schitt's
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Culinary misadventures aside, a celebration of American-ness can feel complicated these days.
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Mr. Assaf's road to victory is preceded by his charming musical misadventures in childhood.
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Billed as a "romantic comedy," it explores her misadventures of her whirlwind love life.
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Speaking of Crosby, you might've noticed his absence in this discussion of Hope's misadventures.
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Rodriguez's misadventures aside, C. C. Sabathia perhaps best illustrates the risk of the opt-out.
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They're chatting, drinking coffee, talking about the latest misadventures of Ivy Blue and North West.
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Below we have an overview of my many Los Angeles-based misadventures with alcohol apps.
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For a decade I've been chronicling our country's cavity misadventures, and I've learned several things.
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The audience laughed as Koch recalled such boyhood misadventures as his expulsion from military school.
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After my misadventures with Thirstie, I decided I should order from Drizly and play it safe.
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After its misadventures with Glass, Google is doing the Googliest thing possible for VR/AR — everything.
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Yes, the story opens with the obligatory catalogue of United's misadventures over the past half-decade.
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Traveling internationally with an infant for the first time, I was prepared for challenges and misadventures.
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They settle into an easy going rapport by sharing honest anecdotes about their own romantic misadventures.
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Through all her misadventures, Romy remains a demure, attractive cipher, dependent on the kindness of strangers.
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Issa Rae started the web series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl" on YouTube in 2011.
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They won't be able to take credit for opposing America's foreign policy misadventures of the 1980s.
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Have you been wondering what sorts of nightlife misadventures are in store for you this month?
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Launching in 2014, the cartoon highlighted the misadventures of a depressed celebrity horse living in Hollywood.
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And that willful abdication has cost our nation dearly, most notably in America's misadventures in Iraq.
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Axe's inattention to his two closest confidants, Lara and Wags, leads them on humbling misadventures, too.
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Miller described it as "one of the most misguided and mismanaged misadventures" in recent ESPN history.
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Some books are rueful meditations on father/son relationships, while others are hilarious dives into parenting misadventures.
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As a fan of The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, I expected the series to be cute.
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Apple Corps, the company they founded in 21843, had become an unholy mess of money-sucking misadventures.
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The answer is always yes, because jokes about awful sexual misadventures are universal themes to be embraced.
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At the heart of this injustice is more than a century of ill-advised misadventures in colonialism.
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A British author recounted the misadventures of the first meteorologist to make a high-altitude balloon ascent.
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Several songs seem written for imaginary Carpenters albums, or early-'80s television shows, or New Age misadventures.
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He notes, for example, that he has avoided the military misadventures of his predecessor, George W. Bush.
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"The Misadventures of Robin Hood," musical comedy by Jeffrey Sanzel, Steve McCoy and Douglas J. Quattrock. Aug.
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The competition deadline for her original "Star Trek" script is looming and mild misadventures lie in wait.
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But as one comic after another recalls triumphs, misadventures and painful lessons learned, the stories become redundant.
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For all their bloodthirsty misadventures, Basina and Clotilda were only acting in accordance with their royal blood.
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After a series of misadventures, Mr. Trump has conspicuously laid off personal attacks aimed at Ms. Pelosi.
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The reference, however, also highlights the different ways the shows approach the misadventures of women in New York.
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What follows is a series of misadventures, the attempted rise of a rapper and his would-be entourage.
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Obama not only failed to deliver his promises but, in many ways, escalated overseas misadventures new and old.
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PORT JEFFERSON "The Misadventures of Robin Hood," musical comedy by Jeffrey Sanzel, Steve McCoy and Douglas J. Quattrock.
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The film single-handedly created an entire genre— kaiju—that focuses on the misadventures of (usually) giant monsters.
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And he does, at the last possible moment, apologizing for the various misadventures at sea that delayed him.
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Can "Saturday Night Live" still write an opening sketch that isn't about the misadventures of the Trump administration?
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"Story Pirates" — Stories written by kids are woven into a narrative about a musical-theater company's magical misadventures.
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The cartoon, which was launched in 2014, highlighted the misadventures of a depressed celebrity horse living in Hollywood.
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We follow her, as we always do, on a series of misadventures that she retells with enviable calm.
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" Still, with pregnant clone Helena decamped at the Hendrix home, "there are going to be some more misadventures there.
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She was also an avid reader of the Twitter hashtag #BlackSalonProblems, where users chronicle their own misadventures at hairstylists.
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This sort of statist ideology led to bank bailouts, foreign misadventures, trillions in debt, and millions of illegal immigrants.
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Earlier misadventures in China prompted it to join forces with local rival JD.com in return for a small stake.
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DAVID McANINCH is the author of "Duck Season: Eating, Drinking and Other Misadventures in Gascony, France's Last Best Place."
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He shared a photo on Twitter, where it went viral and prompted other travelers to share their hotel misadventures.
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"It is just your bad luck that I stumbled across your misadventures while working a job," the letter continued.
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He has had his misadventures: looking adrift and submissive in a loss at Wimbledon to Andy Murray last year.
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There, she learned to navigate the political world while working through a series of misadventures in life and love.
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I'd say that's fine, because I'm sure some people—the find-your-fun types—are getting into wild misadventures.
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Lindsey Graham called this week for Congress to hold hearings about "Russia's misadventures throughout the world," including the DNC hack.
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The Ab Fab brand the comic misadventures of two boozily dysfunctional middle-aged fashionistas apparently never goes out of style.
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The company lost $2.8 billion in 2016, minus its misadventures in China — which is more than any startup in history.
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Batuman describes Selin's fumbling misadventures with tenderness and wonder, and it's nearly impossible for the reader to not be charmed.
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The books follow the misadventures of Captain Ichabod Drift, a reformed pirate who now runs the freelance cargo ship Keiko.
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Puzo aspired to literary greatness and only conjured up Vito Corleone and his family's adventures and misadventures to escape debt.
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When he actually shows up to join them, all five begin a journey full of misadventures, mayhem, and secrets revealed.
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It's true that Tehran has embarked on a series of misadventures designed to destabilize Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
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"Out flowed a record of his misadventures, his ambiguous luck, his feats and failures of timing and nerve," Chabon writes.
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No, the misadventures of former president Selina Meyer very much deal with the here and now of her terrible decisions.
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Our pothole misadventures killed the morning, and I was worried about driving on the Yaris's spare tire in the dark.
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But as thoroughly inhuman as Atlas still looks, its misadventures in the video stir up a surprising range of emotions.
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Hsu uses Tsiang's misadventures to illustrate the "trans-Pacific imagination" that has united, and divided, China and the United States.
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Swedish director Ruben Östlund's satire The Square follows the misadventures of the chief curator of a fictional contemporary art museum.
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Ramy is as much about the title character's nuclear family as it is about his own misadventures in his 20s.
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Schauffele had misadventures but was still in contention until his bogey at No. 17 gave Molinari a two-stroke cushion.
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For a taste of Mr. Giuliani's foreign policy misadventures, consider his 1982 visit to Haiti as an associate attorney general.
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The magazine was financially strong, he said, but had been dragged down by the financial misadventures of its parent company.
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More than anything, these misadventures were framed by my ambition to find new, innovative ways of getting high without getting caught.
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The Ab Fab brand – the exuberantly vulgar misadventures of two boozily dysfunctional middle-aged fashionistas – apparently never goes out of style.
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If we were to take one fact away from the SURver's latest West Hollywood misadventures, it's that Vanderpump got surprisingly dark.
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But Zuckerberg is on his own in the level of personal ownership he has tried to exert over these numerous misadventures.
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The women take the Big Easy by storm à la Bridesmaids or The Hangover — booze, bawdy humor, men, and misadventures included.
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Taking its name from the Elvish word for "friend," the Mellon Chronicles follows the misadventures of a young Aragorn and Legolas.
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Our first look at Waititi's version of the character came in the form of two shorts detailing Thor's misadventures in Australia.
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There was no Tea Party when George W. Bush was bankrupting the government and getting us involved in costly foreign misadventures.
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At War A conversation with Kathleen McInnis, author of "The Heart of War: Misadventures in the Pentagon" (Post Hill Press, 2018).
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You spend the whole game watching them smash into each other, or explode into chaos in reaction to your own misadventures.
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She discovers a man seated alone in a recliner, fixated on a flickering screen (another parallel to Darius's misadventures last week).
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Walter Jones of North Carolina, courageous son of the South who is adamantly noninterventionist when it comes to our military misadventures.
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The series follows the misadventures of the Chicago-based Gallagher family, headed by sometimes-absent, usually drunk Frank (William H. Macy).
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"The Piranhas" recounts the misadventures of a fictional "baby gang", a bunch of unpleasant louts captained by one Nicolas Fiorillo, alias Maraja.
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The original show aired on CBS from 1965 to 1968, following the Robinson family and their misadventures in space across 83 episodes.
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And yet, kill it does, via car accidents and heart attacks and other misadventures, usually involving people trying, unwisely, to do something.
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The series, which follows the misadventures of a mute world traveler named Phil, is directed by The Eric Andre Show's Kitao Sakurai.
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A "culture war," all in the name of defending the misadventures of New York's premier bumbling paranormal exterminators to the literal death.
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But like the Note 7, these early misadventures will likely do little to impact the future of foldables — or Samsung's bottom line.
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Issa Rae's excellent "Insecure" evolved from "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," Rae's Web series about life and love in Los Angeles.
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For a moment it seemed possible that Mr. Slaton's misadventures with Hero Tees had led to an actual consumer-fraud-related arrest.
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Past misadventures in high-risk investment banking have haunted his attempt to refocus the bank onto its more staid corporate banking roots.
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Abandonware is hosted by Michael Sykora and Adam Pendek, whom you may remember from their misadventures playing the weirdo Dreamcast game Seaman.
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"The family's misadventures are standard stuff, but the art is continuously inventive," Mike Hale noted in The New York Times last year.
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Issa Rae's YouTube series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl eventually led to Rae creating and starring in the HBO comedy Insecure.
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And having bitten his tongue about Trump's global misadventures, he'll now abet more of the same by helping Trump stay in office.
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They didn't get stops — there is nothing new about that — but the Wizards compounded their defensive misadventures with a poor shooting night.
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That festering injustice—born of America's nineteenth century misadventures in colonialism—deprives Americans living in unincorporated territories of their right to representation.
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He created the "Mellops" series, about a family of pigs and their misadventures, which included spelunking, striking oil and diving for treasure.
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"The Flintstones," which ran for six seasons, tracked the misadventures of two modern-day Stone Age families, the Flintstones and the Rubbles.
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On the latest episode of the Original Content podcast, we catch up with her latest misadventures and wrestle with the show's bigger themes.
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To show that rookie travel mistakes can happen to the best of us, we've asked expert travelers to share their most embarrassing misadventures.
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Rovio said the new movie will be directed by Thurop Van Orman, the creator of animated TV series "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack".
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But what sells the book is Greer's resounding heart and humor, making this tale of romantic misadventures as funny as it is earnest.
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Your awkward midnight kiss could not have been worse (or as cute) as Lara Jean Covey's misadventures in love, now streaming on Netflix.
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The episode chronicles Krakowski's misadventures on the reserve, and instead of the sweet, sweet outrage I was expecting to feel, I just laughed.
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Theranos' recent misadventures clearly illustrate what can go wrong when healthtech startups believe their own hype and refuse to engage the scientific community.
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His comic series Hate, detailing the life and misadventures of Buddy Bradley, is one of the best pieces of comics literature ever made.
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DUCK SEASON: Eating, Drinking, and Other Misadventures in Gascony — France's Last Best Place (Harper/HarperCollins, $28.99) is his loving record of that stay.
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Rhona and Rhoda reached the pinnacle of winter sports at the St. Moritz Olympics, but it became the scene of misadventures for both.
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"Florida Man Actually Does His Job," read a Twitter post from the popular @_FloridaMan account, which tracks the misadventures of Sunshine State denizens.
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"The Falconer" is a winning tale about the often-painful alchemy of adolescence, which transforms the misadventures of youth into something like wisdom. ■
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On a broader scale, his misadventures reflect the growing perception that capitalism's social contract is broken, particularly in terms of rewards and consequences.
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Yet, while Verne embraced all manner of misadventures, even conceptualizing future inventions such as, yes, rockets and helicopters, he distrusted hot-air balloons.
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Their misadventures feel like a tiny part of a much larger world, with each character playing some role in revealing its history and layout.
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Rory Kinnear's evil South African cop Pence writes them off as a "couple of lovebirds on their misadventures," but they're committed to the cause.
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The time, while not overly impressive, represented a positive step after a series of misadventures since his arrival at Churchill Downs on April 3.
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We exist to do more than provide trendy references, cool supporting roles, and dope soundtracks to shows about the misadventures of our white peers.
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He began, at the Greek, by describing what both he and the government agree provided the context for his misadventures in the ticket game.
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Unchecked autocrats turn on the weakest and most vulnerable as scapegoats, and lash out in foreign misadventures to divert attention from problems at home.
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Reading about the adventures and misadventures of the title characters opened up the door to a world that was at once familiar and foreign.
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Fortunately, the tales of their adventures and misadventures make up the majority of her elucidating first book, about the working poor in the Midwest.
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Yet as entertaining as they are, Christopher Lloyd's mischievous art forger and Peter Fonda's vaping hipster are mere comic devices, props for loony misadventures.
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The misadventures of Agamemnon and his family were repeatedly retold in Greek mythology, a highlight in the repertoire of fifth-century B.C. Athenian tragedy.
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Mrighdeep Singh Lamba's 2013 film "Fukrey" (slang for slackers) was a fairly funny, if not particularly memorable film about four friends and their misadventures.
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He tried but failed to disentangle the country from Bush's misadventures in the Middle East, in many ways expanding and perpetuating American commitments there.
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The comics moved at lightning speed, ditching the evil parents almost the second the kids found out the truth to speed along toward superpowered misadventures.
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The star of those time-travel misadventures tends to be Wolverine, who has sliced his way through just about all of these future-hopping storylines.
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After spending several hours jumping through quasi-superhero misadventures in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, my elementary school counselor called me into his office.
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As a result of these misadventures, Bolloré SA has lost shareholders money in the past five years, even as the CAC 40 has gained 393%.
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Rae built a loyal audience with her 2011 web series, "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," which spurred a 2015 book of the same name.
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Issa Rae, who will soon have three HBO shows, has come a long way from her 2012 YouTube series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl.
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She left all those things up to me to decide and to discover on my own — even if that led to some misadventures in beauty.
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Surprisingly, it seems the misadventures of this care package did more to bring these friends together than one that arrived on time and completely unscathed.
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At times, Gus and Mickey's misadventures read like a series of object lessons, a moral and personal guide for millennials building their formative relationships: Hey.
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As a policy consideration, I do not think Golden's misadventures on that one drunken night should have made him an immortal example of bad behavior.
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Soon boy meets girl, boy loses girl and boy helps steal a car to go on a whirlwind night of misadventures to win girl back.
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A darkly funny jaunt through the misadventures of two shabby London actors as they navigate dreadful weather, pervy uncles, and their drug and alcohol abuse.
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After The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl went viral, Rae partnered with renowned writer, producer, and performer Larry Wilmore to get Insecure off the ground.
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If you have not seen the web series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," by ISSA RAE, you can watch Season 1 on YouTube. 25A.
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The serialized episodes take the trio on a series of misadventures, filled with fantastic creatures like giants and trolls; and obscure cinematic and cultural references.
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We catch up on our personal lives and reminisce about our trips around China, hiking the great mountains, and having misadventures with shady menu items.
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But Republicans might be well served to pause and consider what plumbing the depths of his Ukrainian misadventures might reveal—and how it could backfire.
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He has quite effectively monetized his misadventures in the FBI via a rapidly released book, paid gigs with cable news and newspapers, and lucrative lectures.
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The President, loath to get pulled into foreign misadventures, is seen as far less hawkish on the issue than Pompeo and national security adviser John Bolton.
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She grows up, sometimes painfully, throughout the book and learns perspective and maturity even as we cringe at her misadventures, just as she does in remembering.
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Four-time 2019 race winner and two-time Sonoma winner Kyle Busch, for example, had multiple misadventures navigating the previously unused carousel, as did Bubba Wallace.
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Now, she's releasing her script for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which will follow Magizoologist Newt Scamander and his misadventures in New York City.
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The show's young code-writing heroes are still running like gerbils from one white knight or black hat to another, generating lively misadventures but no revenue.
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What ensues initially looks like a standard-issue road movie, with the three getting into mild misadventures and marveling over (relatively) new technology, like mobile phones.
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The West must now send Moscow an unambiguous message that the price for future misadventures like the ones in Ukraine and Syria would be unacceptably high.
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Despicable Me 3 brings back the (endearingly?) obnoxious yellow blobs for more misadventures, this time involving a former child star voiced by South Park's Trey Parker.
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It was only long after that I realized that music taste and sartorial misadventures weren't the only things that bound my freak friends and me together.
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The comedy following Moondog's "hilarious misadventures"—which ostensibly unfold on or near a beach—is set to enter production this fall and hit theaters in 2018.
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The book follows the misadventures of William Ferguson, who attends the fictional Montpelier University in the 1990s and maintains a sexual relationship with his classmate Kristen.
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Captured by Mark Silk's darting camera, and in water so clouded that the computer-generated predators more than pass visual muster, their misadventures are casually entertaining.
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The latest is Guildlings, a quirky fantasy adventure game developed by some of the minds behind Threes and The Misadventures of PB Winterbottom, which launches today.
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In "Act Natural: A Cultural History of Misadventures in Parenting," she takes solace in how useless, contradictory and downright harmful so much advice has historically been.
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But, we do know more Shrill means more time to explore Annie's misadventures towards self discovery and the lives of the people orbiting her endearingly messy world.
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The novel and the satire were born at the same time in this series of misadventures befalling the romance-besotted mad knight errant and his sane sidekick.
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And at a glance, sidestepping more Washington misadventures might seem like a smart call in light of our reality dovetailing with farce more and more every day.
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But the recent misadventures of Donald Trump Jr. offered an irresistible conversation topic for a mixed crowd that included White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, Republican Sens.
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No matter the circumstances or setting of her misadventures, she is perpetually being watched—sometimes critically, yes, but also with admiration and envy—by thousands of individuals.
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Following director Michael Winterbottom's hit tv series The Trip, the hapless misadventures of Steve and Rob make for a splendid, if stoney, celebration of the finer things.
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You may well know Rae through her YouTube series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl; if not, Insecure seems like it'll be the follow-up it deserves.
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Mr. Trump's misadventures with the truth have been tabulated by The Washington Post, which has counted more than 13,000 false or misleading statements since he took office.
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And that is where the singularly third world misadventures begin, for what merchant can break such a large bill, especially at the beginning of the business day?
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The journey lends itself to misadventures and crude gags, not least of which is a trip to hot springs that turn out to be pools of sewage.
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MARK DION: MISADVENTURES OF A 2280ST-CENTURY NATURALIST Twenty-five years' worth of research-based installations, photography, sculpture and drawing by the American artist. Oct. 23–Jan.
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Tinder has a new publication, Swipe Life, specializing in personal essays that reinforce the idea that dating misadventures are cool, or at least exciting, invigorating and youthful.
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Should such epic scientific misadventures proceed, a technology with enormous promise for prevention and treatment of disease will be overshadowed by justifiable public outrage, fear, and disgust.
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Alec Baldwin, Salma Hayek and Jim Gaffigan star in this comedy that follows the misadventures of an upper-class couple after they realize that they're actually broke.
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The contrast between Helen's serio-comic misadventures in showbiz and the life led decades later by Joanie, the daughter of Cole and Alison Lockhart, feels deliberately drawn.
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More often girls are positioned as victims of raging male hormones, or else they are styled as preternaturally mature, rising above the boys and their juvenile misadventures.
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As for Rimbaud it frequently was; his flailing misadventures with his lover Paul Verlaine are a case study in knives, bullets, profanity, theft and dubious personal hygiene.
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Kroll plays his animated younger self, while John Mulaney lends his voice to Andrew's character in a series that dives head first into the misadventures of puberty.
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This season, the duo have taken on a sort of inept charm in their misadventures together, reminiscent of Legends of Tomorrow's time-bros Ray Palmer and Nate Heywood.
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This movie is based on a series of National Lampoon stories, and follows the wacky misadventures of a teenage duo who drive around and pull pranks and whatever.
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But we're talking about people who historically have several well-founded grievances against the West and the history of colonialism and recent misadventures in countries like Iraq, say.
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Compare all of these Chrissy Teigen cryface-worthy storylines to the very similar Jersey Shore, which also followed a group of hard-partying friends through their many misadventures.
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During Connie's nocturnal misadventures, he is often painted with intense blue and red neon light, and accompanied by a buzzing electronic prog-rock score by Oneohtrix Point Never.
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Well, you don't have to wait until the Hunger Games prequel novel drops in 2020, because Liam Hemsworth's next project sounds very similar to his misadventures in Panem.
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Journalist Meagan Day posted about her delivery misadventures this week when an order for jokey felt sauna hats with the word "oligarch" printed in Russian finally got delivered.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump spent decades as a premier New York tabloid curiosity, a billionaire real-estate developer whose marital misadventures routinely filled the city's scandal sheets.
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Before landing her own HBO show, Rae first found fame with her popular YouTube series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl in which she wrote, directed and starred.
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What follows are a series of mildly farcical misadventures that revolve around Bridget's unexpected pregnancy after dalliances with two dreamboats who appear as if summoned by a genie.
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The show aired from 2006-2011; "Hannah Montana: The Movie" was released in 2009, and continued to follow her misadventures and attempts to keep her identity a secret.
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The resulting road trip takes him around New York State and then to Canada, as some standard misadventures ensue: Identities are mistaken; cars break down; oddballs are encountered.
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This completely darling new series follows the misadventures at an unusual summer camp where all the counselors are teenage witches, some of whom throw tea parties for monsters.
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Tiff hires the hapless Pete to be her assistant — part bodyguard, part cleanup man and all-around support system — but the job leads him on some humiliating misadventures.
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Not for his hardscrabble life, not for bad behaviors, not for sexual misadventures, not for being poor, not for dreaming, not for yearning, not for erupting in joy.
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The claim of inexperience is but one of the excuses offered by the caucus, compelled by this president's misbehavior and misadventures to grow more inventive by the day.
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In Tripped Up, I will help Times readers get restitution for their thorniest travel misadventures while providing tips and takeaways that steer onlookers away from the same fate.
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After Porzingis was drafted by the Knicks, his older brother and adviser, Janis, told The New York Times that Kristaps had been unfazed by the misadventures in Spain.
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The ruse fails, but Claude asks the writer to help punch up the plot of his real life; their misadventures give rise to an unlikely buddy-comedy dynamic.
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But the misadventures of her personal belongings provide a subtle yet humanizing strand of the narrative, as does the documentary material provided at the end of the book.
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At least until the disturbing finale, the director, Argyris Papadimitropoulos (who wrote the screenplay with Syllas Tzoumerkas), chronicles these misadventures with an effective detachment that's not entirely neutral.
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"Either we have changed our view and we want to be much closer to Washington, or this is a series of misadventures, mistakes and misunderstandings," Mr. Mahon said.
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The Los Angeles bred, Stanford-educated star, 32, first found fame with her popular YouTube series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, in which she wrote, directed and starred.
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Misadventures of a 21st Century Naturalist, a Mark Dion mid-career retrospective at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston (25 Harbor Shore Drive, Boston, MA) continues through January 1.
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In another callback to "Misadventures," the queen confronts her husband about his latest ridiculous explanation for questionable travel (read: dolphins) by pulling out a photo of a beautiful ballerina.
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But blind faith in the democratic system we've grown up with blinkers us to the realities of how China, the world's superpower-in-waiting, gets stronger through democracy's misadventures.
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The project should be completed next year, but it has already been delayed due to the misadventures of the world's largest and most famous tunnel boring machine (TBM), Bertha.
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If there's one rule we live by, it's doing whatever we can to make Daniel's life easier, which includes scheduling his day around the misadventures of our favorite family.
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In its first two seasons, the series followed the dating misadventures of Josh (Jay Baruchel), your basic lovelorn guy who just wants to find someone to settle down with.
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Issa Rae's upcoming HBO series "Insecurity" arose from the success of her YouTube show, "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl", the first episode of which has nearly 2m views.
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Mehta's interest in migration and its causes extends beyond the misadventures of the informal empire of the United States to official colonial relationships and the dislocations they caused elsewhere.
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And as the costs of misadventures abroad became more obvious, a yawning gap emerged between a Washington establishment preaching the gospel of American indispensability and a skeptical American public.
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It's a cutting and comic look at millennial misadventures that is as addictive as it is absurd, and will have you rooting for a small band of monster hunters.
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Reluctantly acquiring a handsome young guide, Jonny (Kevin Guthrie), Edie hauls herself through bad weather, boggy ground and a journey packed with crabby bickering and corny odd-couple misadventures.
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Once my new friends arrived, I'd begin the arduous process of identifying their place in my PeeWee's Playhouse of culinary misadventures — and sussing out how to actually use them.
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Other misadventures in scaling have played out in the examples of startups like WeWork and Away, each of which struggled to balance their unique company culture with extraordinary growth.
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Add to that Mir's misadventures, including a dangerous collision and emergency fire, and you can understand why it was eventually deemed unsafe for further habitation, and deorbited in 2001.
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So, for better and for worse, I turned away from the glittering escapism of a perky makeover montage, and found myself in the wine-soaked misadventures of Bridget Jones.
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Most of these pages represent some sort of romantic, emotional, or physical trauma or disfunction via the allegorical misadventures of cutesy bunnies and other creatures subjected to cartoonish violence.
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In that series, written by Batman: The Animated Series creator Paul Dini, Harley, Poison Ivy, and Catwoman team up to protect one another while getting into misadventures and hanging out.
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It's not super clear what else is going to happen from this trailer, but it looks like there's some space-future nightclub activity, spaceship misadventures, subterranean alien bugs and more.
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An independent fact-finding team that visited the state this week said farmers desperate to save their investments were resorting to "various misadventures", including use of larger dosages than recommended.
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Throughout the season, the dynamic duo's misadventures include shooting their own music video, standing in line for a Lip Kit Pop Up and even trying their hand at retirement life.
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The Cubs could ease him back into action as a designated hitter in Cleveland rather than play him in left field, where he had some misadventures during last year's postseason.
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Through his work, he shares his journey from losing his leg to bone cancer as a child to eventually becoming a Paralympic athlete, as well as his past dating misadventures.
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She felt a struggle to fit in, and her quest to find her identity would later become material for her award-winning web series, The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl.
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On Friday, the opposition Labour Party chimed in with a report claiming that Mr. Grayling's various misadventures — 12 in all — had cost British taxpayers 2.7 billion pounds, or $2.73 billion.
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Dallas Keuchel's misadventures at the plate continued, with the American League hurler waving at one strike, and then watching two more before sitting down as Clayton Kershaw's 10th strikeout victim.
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He is Jean-Jacques Rousseau, whose "Confessions," with its disclosures of his own amorous misadventures, inspired Casanova's biography — and whose other writings helped foment revolutions in America, France and Haiti.
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She parlayed her web series, "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," into a book of the same name and then into the HBO series "Insecure," which has twice been renewed.
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The concept of impeachment was adopted from Britain, where there had been plenty of misadventures in foreign policy involving bribes, treaties and ill-advised royal marriage matches over the years.
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The plot is simple: A young man is invited to a house party by his girlfriend, and, thanks to misadventures along the way, he's broke by the time he arrives.
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The series stars Ms. Klausner and her friend Billy Eichner, the comedian, as less successful versions of themselves, who get into Seinfeldian misadventures while making snide remarks on pop culture.
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After the success of her 2011 web series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, Rae started developing an ABC show about dating, to be produced by TV titan Shonda Rhimes.
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Though the writer-producer-actress eventually rose to mainstream fame, it was a long time before her 2011 YouTube series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl" became a widely-viewed hit.
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From this tease, Insecure looks to be a more comprehensive version of The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, the web series Rae both created and starred in from 2011 to 2013.
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In her new book Growing Up Fisher: Musings, Memories and Misadventures, excerpted exclusively in the new issue of PEOPLE, Joely recounts rushing to UCLA Medical Center on the morning of Dec.
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THE misadventures of Arnie Becker, a slick-haired divorce lawyer with piercing blue eyes and a penchant for seducing his clients, kept viewers of "LA Law" entertained for nearly a decade.
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The book follows a year in the life of Jason Taylor, a 13-year-old boy living in England during the Cold War in 1982, and the misadventures he gets into.
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As they reflect on how their brotherhood might change because of Roland's marriage, the friends travel down memory lane to explore their various misadventures as teens growing up in the 80s.
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In the show's off-kilter version of New York City, Glazer and her partner-in-crime Abbi Jacobson get into surrealistic misadventures involving apartment hunting, awkward hookups, and melted sex toys.
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As Groo causes catastrophe (by bumping into things, eating all the food in a town, and other silly misadventures) the locals run to pray for help from this newly created god.
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In the movie, Wyatt and Billy set out on their motorbikes to discover America and have a number of misadventures, befriending an attorney played by Jack Nicholson, before meeting violent deaths.
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The plot revolves around the misadventures of a man who wakes up in a futuristic America only to discover that everyone around him, including lawmakers and government officials, is an idiot.
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Her enhanced wattage disrupts her life at Professor X's school for mutants, leading to misadventures, tight jaws, unpersuasive angst and a showdown with her past (elevated by the actor Scott Shepherd).
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" Discussing his children (and airbrushing away any mention of his son Hunter's well-paid misadventures in Ukraine), Biden veered dangerously close to anticipating senility: "I should have had one Republican kid.
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Loosely based on Wood's misadventures as a Midwestern transplant living it up in New York City, "White Girl" is unapologetic in its portrayal of her experience with sex, drugs and privilege.
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Two weeks into Mr. Trump's presidency, talk of the foreign power's apparent role has somewhat faded from view, at least temporarily, in the daily avalanche of White House exploits and misadventures.
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Mr. Caro, who also wrote the script, favors the comedic potential of this couple's situation and plays up the good humor with visual jokes, frivolous misadventures and upbeat pop rock music.
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We've got you covered with a list of Stranger Things swag for you to express to the world just how much you love the mysterious misadventures of the people of Hawkins, Indiana.
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Girls Trip's success made her the first African American to write a movie that grossed over $100 million domestically and The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl is a beloved web series classic.
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With eventual permission to hit the roads, Obama's misadventures next brought him to Snapchat – a social media platform he quickly learned should be reserved for his wife Michelle Obama and teenage daughters.
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The pair hired Black-ish's Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver, who co-wrote Barbershop: The Next Cut with Barris as well as Issa Rae's web series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl.
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Actress and director Issa Rae, for instance, says, "Make something awkward," referencing her YouTube web series The Misadventures of an Awkward Black Girl, which became the inspiration for her HBO series Insecure.
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The seasoned Daily News writer, who covered the aftermath of the 1985 hit on Castellano, goes deep on the life and misadventures of one of the quirker mob bosses in US history.
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Insecure stars The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl's Issa Rae as a protagonist similar to her erstwhile awkward black girl; a character navigating relationships and life choices as she approaches 30. Sept.
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In between, Mr. Simpson produced some of Washington's most important journalism, writing stories on the Keating Five savings-and-loan scandal and the assorted misadventures of Newt Gingrich, then the House speaker.
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If you&aposve been following President Donald Trump&aposs misadventures in foreign policy over the past three years, you may have noticed that his interactions with America&aposs rivals follow a pattern.
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He has publicly defended Mr. Trump against all manner of misadventures, earning cascading boos at a town hall meeting back home after parroting the president's rationale for not releasing his tax returns.
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The second season ended with Midge getting an offer from comedian Shy Baldwin to hit the road as his opening act, so we can expect some travel and misadventures in season three.
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This is actually a little disappointing to me as a fan of Misadventures of an Awkward Black Girl because her driver's seat is usually where we get the best of her classic freestyles.
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If you didn't know Issa Rae from her 2011 YouTube series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," you should definitely know her now as the writer-producer-actress behind HBO's fall hit Insecure.
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I keep my ice cream portions small and have been known to carry a spare glove in my purse to aid in any cold drink-holding that might happen on my various misadventures.
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"The Horrible & Terrible Deeds & Words of the Very Renowned Trumpagruel" (2017) was inspired by François Rabelais's Gargantua and Pantagruel, which used crude stories of the misadventures of two giants to shock and satirize.
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With an "overly capacious definition of security" and a limit-free credit card, Washington's military spending habits are as reckless as the collection of foreign misadventures it tries to pass off as defense.
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The first season follows the misadventures of Alyssa (Jessica Barden), a high schooler looking for companionship, and James (Alex Lawther), a psychopath who fakes his affection for Alyssa and plans to kill her.
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"It's the story of all the adventures and misadventures that transpire and it is so whimsical, but told in such a way that it seems almost like an anthropological field report," says Ferriss.
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As Arnold and his ragtag team of kids get into adventures and misadventures across the city — scored to the show's unusual and melancholy jazz soundtrack — they learn life lessons from everyone around them.
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To the Editor: If we wish for a more peaceable world, that requires not the might of our weapons — which largely failed us in misadventures like Iraq — but the power of our diplomacy.
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Jason Day, ranked third in the world, played even worse, with several messy misadventures in the Erin Hills terrain — stumbles that may lead to his ouster from the tournament by its midway point.
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Each of its two seasons splits its time between a serialized story line that tracks Dev's romantic and professional misadventures and stand-alone episodes on such themes as religion, gender and immigrant families.
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Of course there were mistakes and misadventures, but on the whole American leadership and engagement were undeniably good for this country and, more often than not, a force for global peace and security.
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"Love," the Netflix comedy series filled with Judd Apatow's signature blend of discomfort and brutal honesty, returns for Season 2: 12 episodes of misadventures in dating for the unlikely couple Gus and Mickey.
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Roberge covers cataclysmic struggles with rapid-cycling bipolar disorder; misadventures in the music and drug scenes; an affinity for masochism and for fierce women; and encounters with various addicts, artists, and authority figures.
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The mattress caper was, at least, more exotic than Mr. Pruitt's usual shopping misadventures — the nearly $10,000 to decorate his office, the dozen customized fountain pens for $1,560, the $43,000 soundproof phone booth.
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After freaking out about having to reveal such a personal truth to the entire world, a very anxious Jane goes on a series of hilarious misadventures that would make Samantha Jones (Kim Catrall) proud.
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According to a press release, the series will follow the misadventures of a "hard-drinking young princess" named Bean, her "feisty elf companion" creatively named Elfo, and her very own "personal demon" named Luci.
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But the response from respected members of the Republican establishment is less easily dismissed, and should concern anyone who fears a revival of the foreign misadventures and immigration policies of President George W. Bush.
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"Haters" is following the web-to-mainstream path of HBO's "High Maintenance" and "Insecure" (which follows in the spirit of "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl" web series, created in part by Issa Rae).
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At the start is our government's belief — despite very compelling evidence to the contrary from the last 17 years of misadventures abroad — that U.S. military intervention is an all-purpose tool for global engagement.
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"It's about being able to first find the explanation for somebody's symptoms, like a tumor, and then find the best way to reach it with the least amount of detours and misadventures," he said.
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The comedian Desiree Burch recounts her misadventures at the Burning Man festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert in this one-woman show that contemplates her own personal history and that of other African-Americans.
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It was the golden age of the Sunday newspaper exclusive, in which tabloids frequently broke stories of the sexual misadventures of MPs and royals, all while editors were hoofing up gear and downing champagne.
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One of my Codices, "The Misadventures of the Romantic Cannibals" (2004), among other pieces, was exhibited in the Loveland Museum, Colorado, as part of a group show of work printed by Shark's Ink Press.
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And Todd just, well, does Todd: You can look forward to seeing him run an insane clown posse, operating a drone, walking in a fashion show, and confronting his asexuality, among other disjointed misadventures.
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It follows the misadventures of three young women trying to make their mark on Scarlet, a teen magazine with grander ambitions than the lip gloss tutorials most people assume are the publication's bread and butter.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "Bawdy, heartfelt, and surprisingly wise, 'Sex Education' is a raucous romp through a group of teenagers whose sexual misadventures are so thoughtfully rendered, adults could learn a thing or two from them.
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For someone who wanted to play kingmaker, de Blasio transformed his 2016 campaign misadventures into a long and largely pointless show of penance, wandering the cold streets of Iowa to knock on doors for Clinton.
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The story A spoof of 8.83s disaster films (particularly "The Poseidon Adventure"), the show depicted the misadventures of the passengers and crew members on an ill-fated floating casino in New York City in 1979.
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Seven years ago, Issa Rae posted the first episode of her web series, "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," on her YouTube channel, where it would go on to amass more than two million views.
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Those feelings change, as they must, while the pair cruise the country in a stolen car, skipping out on bills, shoplifting, squatting in an empty house and occasionally stumbling into more serious and violent misadventures.
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This Off Broadway success-turned-film follows the misadventures of Hedwig, the survivor of a botched sex-change operation who embarks on a no-budget rock tour across America, performing in buffets and seafood restaurants.
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Most famously, Issa Rae, the writer, actress and star of HBO's "Insecure," rose to fame via the web series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl" and a memoir of the same name published in 2015.
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Meanwhile Trump himself is far more publicly unmastered and privately ignorant than J.F.K. But in fairness, Trump also has confined his real bellicosity to Twitter, without ordering any Kennedy-esque military misadventures or escalations yet.
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Like the movie, Fox's musical (only slightly modified from the stage) followed an episodic structure, framing one kid's holiday misadventures around his efforts to convince his parents to buy him an air rifle for Christmas.
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Conceived by Rae (after her web series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl") with former late-night host Larry Wilmore, "Insecure" could be seen as another iteration of the "Girls" generation from an African-American perspective.
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The daughter of legendary singer Eddie Fisher, and half-sister of Star Wars' Carrie Fisher, is opening up about her famous family's struggles with addiction in her new book, Growing Up Fisher: Musings, Memories and Misadventures.
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" In the process, Warner Bros.' lawyers presented a remarkably dumb argument that the use of the tattoo was a parody of "men and their misadventures," which, they argued, would fall outside of IP claims: "Well, sure.
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Irby's voice is what makes these essays as funny as they are poignant, and she's as skilled discussing romantic misadventures as she is ruminating on the long-lasting effects of growing up with an abusive father.
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Thus far, the series has been more or less taken at face value as the happy-go-lucky "misadventures" of a wholesome nuclear family living a life of innovative luxury a few centuries into the future.
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Back in the aughts, some liberals (I won't name names) wondered whether Bush's foreign misadventures might stem from a dispensationalist yearning for end-times, and the safe rapture of all believers into the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Shares in Deutsche Bank closed at an all-time low on Thursday as past misadventures in high-risk investment banking haunted new Chief Executive Christian Sewing's attempt to refocus on its more staid corporate banking roots.
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Its imagery isn't particularly psychedelic; in fact, its influences range from The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack (on which Pendleton Ward was a writer and storyboard artist) to the films of the legendary anime director Hayao Miyazaki.
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If the tales here still tend toward screwed-up relationships and past misadventures rather than expanding on the cover photo of her two-year-old perched on a hilariously messy living room rug, so be it.
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Now their grown-up son, Rusty (Ed Helms), heads back to the amusement park with his wife (Christina Applegate) and children — resulting in his own misadventures, crude gags and a climactic fight on a roller coaster.
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Issa Rae, the YouTube star and author of "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," created this show with Larry Wilmore, formerly of "The Nightly Show," about best friends navigating the black female experience in Los Angeles.
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But equally, if not more essential, was a different, more intuitive kind of education gleaned from self-study, reading and youthful misadventures, including a memorable trip to East Berlin where she was mistaken for Angela Davis.
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It seemed inevitable that Marvel's sharp and witty Runaways comic — about the high-stakes misadventures of a group of teens who discover that their parents moonlight as supervillains — would become a TV show at some point.
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"In any place I've ever worked, if the boss started bringing a teddy bear to meetings, he would be a laughingstock, forever," Lyons writes in Disrupted, a new book out this week chronicling his misadventures in Startupland.
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Big Mouth reunites Oh, Hello's Kroll and John Mulaney as pubescent boys Nick and Andrew, and is loosely based on the misadventures Kroll shared with the show's animator Andrew Goldberg (Family Guy) growing up, according to Deadline.
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Although the show doesn't premiere until later this fall, if you need an extra dose of awkward in the meantime, check out Issa Rae's book The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl and check out the trailer below.
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It's an attitude that has seen Democratic critics claim that he is the embodiment of a Republican reflex to respond to every global problem with military force, which led America into misadventures like the war in Iraq.
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Even as Obama tried to win votes, he did not paper over the duality of the American condition: its idealism and its injustices; its heroism in the fight against Fascism and its bloody misadventures before and after.
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That history has largely been swept under the rug, making it easy for those who traffic in propaganda to absolve America of responsibility and demonize those who have had to bear the fallout of our foreign misadventures.
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An early episode of the acerbic sitcom You're the Worst, which follows the misadventures of four thirtysomethings living on the east side of Los Angeles, begins with a close-up of a mimosa in a champagne flute.
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Mostly, it just wants you to have fun, whether that means laughing at a photo of an owl in a wig, giggling at Tati's misadventures in online dating, or applauding a plot twist set up episodes ago.
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That willingness to take risks has resulted in misadventures, to be sure, but it's also given him the opportunity to meet and connect a wide variety of queer guys in a way apps like Grindr never could.
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After a further series of terrifying misadventures, he begins studying again, but it is only when he starts to take responsibility for himself and those he loves that he earns the right to become a human being.
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"The Christmas Chronicles," which moves quickly through a series of misadventures, is quite enjoyable, though the hippest of St. Nicks engages in a fair bit of fat-shaming conventional visions of Santa, and that's not so enjoyable.
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Second, whereas our core alliances in Europe and Asia are defensive, our Arab partners could use the anti-Islamic State coalition to go on the offensive, dragging the United States into new misadventures in the Middle East.
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Yet his misadventures, filmed with elemental energy and wide-screen pizazz by Jakub Bejnarowicz, are necessarily limited to broad strokes: When characters are buried beneath animal furs and carpets of hair, subtle emoting is hardly an option.
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It even trades in the triumphant '80s power ballads that tend to score the Hawkins AV Club's misadventures for the gnashing punk chords of the Runaways' "Dead End Justice," and gives Eleven a raccoon-eyed, New Wave makeover.
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Sure, we were thoroughly engrossed in the theater of love that was Rachel Lindsey and Brian Abasolo (not to mention the misadventures of Dean Unglert), but it's time for some new drama on our favorite l'amour reality show.
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Comey had not been let go for his Clinton misadventures, but because -- in the most charitable reading -- Trump was annoyed by his work and remarks about the probe into allegations of ties between the President's campaign and Russia.
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Silicon Valley In the lead-up to the third season of "Silicon Valley," one of its writers, Dan Lyons, published an excerpt in Fortune from "Disrupted," his new book about his misadventures at a start-up called HubSpot.
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The result is an odd hybrid: The maritime section of the story follows a different boat, U-612, that somehow keeps having misadventures — a strafing, a fall to the sea floor — that closely mirror those of U-96.
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"Should such epic scientific misadventures proceed, a technology with enormous promise for prevention and treatment of disease will be overshadowed by justifiable public outrage, fear, and disgust," said Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health.
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Now, two authors offer competing fictional versions of the lost journal, exploring, with mixed results, Meyer's fervid affair with the president, her wily misadventures among the Capitol cognoscenti and the snooping disposition that may have gotten her killed.
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Starring Michael Sheen as the angel Aziraphale and David Tennant as the demon Crowley, Good Omens chronicles the misadventures of a biblically opposed duo searching for the "misplaced" son of Satan before he can bring about the world's end.
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After the 1964 release of his first feature film, "Black Peter" — about the misadventures of a teenager beginning his work life — Mr. Forman was contacted by a woman who had been with his mother in Auschwitz, Mr. Novak learned.
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Her most classic sitcom, Girlfriends, is often described as the black Sex in the City because it focused more on Joan, Toni, Maya, and Lynn's friendship as the lasting love that gets them through all the misadventures of dating.
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Comey's political misadventures may offer Republicans a chance to question his motives should he testify, and the GOP is in a mood to defend its president, whose antics in recent days have sorely tested the patience of his supporters.
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In addition to the trade war, China's TMT is feeling the heat from increased scrutiny in the US over allegations of cyberwar, hacking and sanctions-busting, with the misadventures of some recent borrowers providing a cautionary tale to lenders.
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While important for Sony, which has found several profitable films of late, "The Magnificent Seven" is an even bigger win for MGM, which oversaw production and needed a hit to bounce back from its "Ben-Hur" misadventures last month.
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In today's My First Fight, actor Dylan Playfair tells us about an after school brawl that's almost as entertaining as the misadventures that he gets up to as Reilly the hockey player on Letterkenny: I was fourteen years old.
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"I was horrified and fascinated and must have read them a million times," said Phoebe Gloeckner, the graphic novelist and author of "The Diary of a Teenage Girl," about discovering the sexual misadventures of "The Bunch" as a teenager.
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He can still be reckless on the stump, where, among other recent misadventures, he appeared to invent an anecdote about being arrested in South Africa on his way to see Nelson Mandela, a claim he ultimately admitted was wrong.
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What he remembers most about the experience, more than any hedonistic misadventures with John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, is traveling from city to city with a band of veteran R&B musicians on a fragile, twin-engine propeller plane.
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The show follows the misadventures of Philip J. Fry, a hapless pizza delivery guy who is accidentally cryogenically frozen and awoken a thousand years later, where he falls in with the employees of Planet Express, an interstellar package delivery service.
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A feature film chronicling the misadventures of Elizabeth Holmes, the criminally charged founder of the once high-flying and now-defunct biotech startup Theranos, will make its official debut at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah in 2019.
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Debuts: Sunday, October 201513, at 201503:2110 pm on HBO Issa Rae was a highly sought-after talent after the success of her 212019 webseries The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, and her long-awaited new HBO series Insecure proves why.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — Misadventures of a 21st Century Naturalist, a Mark Dion mid-career retrospective at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, is bookended by two pieces that are both strong entry points to his stated project.
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Adam Reed's FX show chronicled the misadventures of titular superspy Sterling Archer (voiced by H. Jon Benjamin) as he deals with covert international missions and, more significantly, HR, accounting, and working for his mother at ISIS, the International Secret Intelligence Service.
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Alongside very funny works like John Scalzi's Redshirts and Terry Pratchett's entire Discworld series, the pinnacle of hilarious science fiction is Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, about the misadventures of Arthur Dent as he travels across the universe.
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" The series is described as one where viewers "will be whisked away to the crumbling medieval kingdom of Dreamland, where they will follow the misadventures of hard-drinking young princess Bean, her feisty elf companion Elfo, and her personal demon Luci.
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Also this week, Beyoncé's "Lemonade" (Parkwood/Columbia) holds at No. 2 while Meghan Trainor's "Thank You" (Epic) opens at No. 3 and the San Diego rock band Pierce the Veil starts at No. 4 with its new record, "Misadventures" (Fearless).
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The activities of the two groups in the United States and around the world have been tracked for so many decades that their successes and misadventures are the subject of movies and lore in both the United States and Russia.
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"It's about being able to first find the explanation for somebody's symptoms, like a tumor, and then find the best way to reach it with the least amount of detours and misadventures," Dr. Gary E. Friedlaender, an orthopedic surgeon, said.
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In contrast, the often arrogant neglect of grand strategic thinking has led to postwar quagmires, stalemates and the assorted misadventures that often drained American resources for either impossible or irrelevant aims, while tearing the country apart over the last 70 years.
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Issa Rae, the writer and actress best known for the celebrated online series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," created this show with Larry Wilmore, formerly of "The Nightly Show," about best friends navigating romance and career challenges in Los Angeles.
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The series will be set in the fictional medieval kingdom of Dreamland, following the adventures and misadventures of an unconventional Princess Bean (who, naturally, is an alcoholic), her elf companion Elfo (yes, an elf) and Luci, her "personal demon" played by Eri Andre.
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Most believe that Hillary Clinton is a "hawk" on foreign policy, and that as president, she would escalate current US military commitments in the Middle East and elsewhere, dragging America into more military misadventures in various far-flung corners of the world.
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While critically divisive, I personally enjoyed Virginia, accepting its sleeve-worn influences—Twin Peaks, The X-Files—both in terms of its storyline and musical cues, evocative as they are of Angelo Badalamenti's score for Dale Cooper's misadventures of the early 1990s.
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Stories about Sanders's trip to the Red Hen, White House adviser Stephen Miller's misadventures in take-out sushi, and other day-to-day acts of civic disrespect for Trump figures have been widely trafficked and widely debated despite a lack of obvious significance.
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Because the rough-and-tumble fighting was a conceit of rural communities, most of which did not have newspapers that wrote about the fights, accounts of 'gouging' typically comes from travelers who visited Virginia and the Carolinas to write about their misadventures.
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We get an episode-by-episode description of "Mellow Valley," a TV show about the misadventures of the residents of an impromptu commune, including an unsuccessful underwear model who happens to be named Heather, just like one of the residents of the Burrow.
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Bad politics Trump's pledge to extract America from its "endless wars" in the Middle East and to avoid dragging the country into new military misadventures abroad is one of the President's signature promises to his base and to the war-weary public.
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We feel more akin to Mediterranean authors, to Fabrizio De André's harbors, to Lisbon's smells, to Erri de Luca's Naples alleyways, to Álvaro Mutis' "Adventures and Misadventures of Maqroll", to African ports, to the greasy dives in the South of the world.
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Renee French's numerous comics and books often tell dark and whimsical tales chronicling the misadventures of her adorably disturbing characters, and she says that watching TV and movies is just part of her process when it comes to creating her extraordinary illustrations.
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"What critics said: "Broad City is in some ways a studiously small show: Its focus, over its five remarkable seasons, has been the wacky adventures and, more often, the wacky misadventures of its two protagonists ... The pair's friendship is total, and totalizing.
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Issa Rae, the writer and actress best known for the celebrated online video series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," created this show with Larry Wilmore, formerly of "The Nightly Show," about best friends navigating romance and career challenges in Los Angeles.
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In this confident third season, BoJack Horseman is officially done trying to catch people up to speed on the "why" and "how" of following the hilarious and horrific misadventures of a miserable, alcoholic erstwhile Hollywood star, who also happens to be a horse.
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Debuts: Sunday, October 9, at 10:30 pm on HBO Issa Rae was a highly sought-after talent after the success of her 2011 web series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, and her long-awaited new HBO series Insecure proves why.
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Gary Sanchez, who regularly struggles with balls in the dirt, continued his misadventures in the half-inning with a wild pitch allowing Granite to advance to first and a brief interruption caused when another ball in the dirt ricocheted off of Sanchez's groin.
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" Graham praised the committee for voting to approve the bill, saying in a statement that "this strong vote indicates an overwhelming desire by the Senate as a whole to push back against Russian interference in our election and Putin's misadventures throughout the world.
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Embarking on a trip from New York City to Dallas, Texas, title characters Robert Lee (aka drag queen "Ruby Red," played by RuPaul) and his kid companion AJ (played by Izzy G) burn through misadventures, musical numbers, and guest appearances like road fuel.
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The show's premise is fine enough — it's a sitcom chronicling the misadventures of a pilot (McDermott) and his crew on flights to and from Vegas — but watching this trailer is a quick and easy way to feel just as trapped as their poor sap passengers.
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These moments thread the HBO comedy back to its roots as the celebrated YouTube series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl, which chronicled the life of Rae's alter-ego J as she navigated interracial love, uncomfortable hook-ups, and a work environment rife with microaggressions.
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The long-running newspaper strip, featuring the misadventures of the eponymous little girl and her delinquent pal Sluggo, has found new life under Olivia Jaimes, the pseudonym for the first female cartoonist to write and draw the daily comic in its 80 year history.
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Issa Rae, creator and star of the popular web series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," helped create and stars in this comedy about a woman on the brink of 19803 trying to figure out what exactly she wants her life to look like.
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You'll find at least two excursions into cults, everything you wanted to know about penis transplants and gut bacteria (unrelated, as far as we know), penetrating essays on race, the misadventures of chaotic monkeys, exciting new genre works, plenty of LoLs, and much more.
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Ms. Wozniak joins an ignominious group of lawmakers who have been punished for sexual misadventures in recent years, including her predecessor, Dennis H. Gabryszak, a Democrat who resigned after several female staff members accused him of unwanted sexual propositions and other forms of harassment.
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Where most fighters we've talked to have been able to pinpoint one specific turning point or moment of revelation, Aubin-Mercier offered us wry and reflective look back at the various lessons, misadventures and minor epiphanies that led to his current career in the UFC.
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The image that comes up for many of us, often cobbled together from watching The Dude in the movie "The Big Lebowski" or the misadventures of Harold and Kumar, is of the laid-back stoner who dreamily takes yet another hit on the bong.
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To some extent, all of those are true, Ms. Hannigan said in a recent interview, but above all, the album is a testament to her obsession with Lulu, the title character of Alban Berg's opera about a woman's misadventures in attracting lust and death.
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A subplot follows the romantic misadventures of a history professor (Fabrice Luchini) who becomes so besotted with a beautiful student (Mélanie Laurent) that he sends her anonymous text messages, some in cyberspeak ("I'm 2 hot 4 U") and others quoting the love poetry of Baudelaire.
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Actress Joely Fisher will reveal the painful struggles and glorious highs that came with being a child of Hollywood royalty in her upcoming memoir, Growing Up Fisher: Musings, Memories, and Misadventures, which she was inspired to write following the unexpected death of her sister, Carrie Fisher.
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Throughout my nine months of misadventures with doctors who were unable to diagnose my condition, I had lost faith in Western medicine and had chosen to treat my illness with a protocol I had found in the worst place for health information there is: the internet.
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The misadventures of Paddington 2 range from silly and slapstick-y (Paddington accidentally shaves off a guy's hair) to whimsical and Wes Anderson-y (there's a sequence involving a makeshift hot-air balloon) to laugh-out-loud funny (we'll leave those surprises for you to discover).
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"When you see that kind of impact and the U.S. government's ... reticence to fire like weapons back, it is to me not at all surprising that we now have Iran involved in these misadventures," added Hosko, who is now president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund.
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"When you see that kind of impact and the U.S. government's ... reticence to fire like weapons back, it is to me not at all surprising that we now have Iran involved in these misadventures," added Hosko, who is now president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund.
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Instead, the majority of attendees from all industries imaginable — tech, fashion, politics — remained standing in the aisles, chatting about everything from their latest business ventures to adventures and misadventures with their kids back home (there was also a pumping station on board to accommodate new moms).
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Issa Rae—who first started her takeover through the endlessly rewatchable web series Awkward Black Girl and then, last year, released the candid memoir The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl—is reminiscent to Elliott: Neither fits neatly into the molds that are often created for black women.
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The animated satire, co-executive produced by "Late Show" host and fierce Trump critic Stephen Colbert, will follow the "tru-ish misadventures of the 45th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, and his merry band of advisors and family members," according to the network.
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Finally, by weakening Trump and eroding his political capital, the investigation has created conditions in which some legislators from both sides of the aisle – skeptical of further misadventures in Afghanistan after sixteen years of indecisive fighting – might begin to push back against the administration's planned escalation.
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Among them, news of jewel thefts and jewel misplacements, inheritances, socialite misadventures, the more than occasional obituary of the "eccentric and wealthy gentlewoman," and seemingly endless news about Harvard and Yale (including games, races, debates and, in 1908, a student's elopement at the top of the page).
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While such optimism was an abrupt switch from last week's suicidal depression and bagful o' pills, it was also a logical response from a man who's spent this season in search of purpose, and afraid that his lack of it has been fueling Mr. Robot's misadventures.
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Shainman, who represents such talents as Carrie Mae Weems (a subject of Upstate Diary's inaugural issue) and the late Malick Sidibé, relayed his misadventures in purchasing and renovating the 30,000-square-foot, 1920s school building in Kinderhook, N.Y., that now serves as his sprawling exhibition space called the School.
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MARCH 15 The first season of the freewheeling comedy "Black Monday" covered the misadventures of a ragtag band of Wall Street traders in the mid-1980s, as they took on the establishment, skirted the rules of their industry, and played an inadvertent part in the 1987 stock market crash.
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The 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force has been used and abused by multiple presidents for misadventures the world over, and there's been absolutely no indication that congressional restraints—or Americans' extremely low appetite for war right now—matter to Trump when missiles are in play.
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Dusan David Parizek's minimal production hews closely to its source material, taking us through the surreal misadventures of its protagonist, a 16-year-old immigrant shipped to New York City by his parents to avoid a sex scandal in his native Bohemia, in what is now the Czech Republic.
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Punk history is full of lurid misadventures, and Corbett Redford's thorough documentary, "Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk," collects many of those "you had to be there" stories for a lively — if lengthy — chronicle of the Northern California punk scene, beginning in the late 1970s.
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From the kids they play with on Rokely Beach, they grow used to hearing lurid stories of sorcerers and ghosts—even the horrific tale of the head-hunter—and, because the disgraceful misadventures of foreigners are the villagers' entertainment, they absorb the details of intricate scandals as well.
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It is gratifying to encounter a cluster of intimate literary documentaries at the festival this year: Griffin Dunne's portrait of Joan Didion, who is his aunt; Rebecca Miller's study of Arthur Miller, who was her father; and Myles Kane and Josh Koury's inquiry into the recent misadventures of Gay Talese.
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The show, which aired for three seasons in the early 2000s, follows the misadventures of Vince Noir (Fielding) and Howard Moon (Barratt) as they investigate mutant science experiments at a zoo's secret lab, save the world from a demonic little old lady and explore another planet for the Fountain of Youth.
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Liam is so good looking that his portrayer, Thomas Doherty, also plays a vampire on the CW. It is likely Rob's adventures — and misadventures — with her love interests will be the parts of High Fidelity that stick with you, rather than the series' decidedly un-millennial, jarringly anachronistic music snobbery.
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A familiar comedy subgenre — that of hapless protagonists having misadventures at a wedding gathering at an exotic resort (see: "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates") — is given a low-key workout in "Sundowners," a Canadian indie seeking to subvert expectations but offering only drollery in their place.
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Rae, who initially broke onto the scene thanks to her hit YouTube series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl in 2011 and has since been nominated for a Golden Globe Award this past year, joins an A-list lineup of other Covergirl spokespeople, including Sofia Vergara, Janelle Monae, Katy Perry and Zendaya.
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Red Dead Redemption might feature a criminal with a dark past being pulled back into a life of murder and corruption against his will… but it also features a drunken stereotype of an Irish character (literally named "Irish") that you have to help through an interminable series of comic misadventures and capers.
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It turns out that The Spartan, who is currently engaged in amusing war or words, hair, and video with Sam Alvey (the pair will face off against each other at UFC Fight Night Ottawa on June 18) started entertaining people with his fighting, wit, and misadventures long before he joined the UFC.
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Even at just over 90 minutes, the film feels padded, and in weird proportions, spending an extravagant amount of time tracking the misadventures of Alex's straight best friend Dell (Daniel Zolghadri), but almost no time tracking how Elliot copes with living with a friend's family because his father kicked him out of their home.
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My absolute favorite video as a little kid was The Misadventures of Bubba, a goofy hunting safety video starring Jim Varney that was distributed as part of Buckmasters' Young Bucks kids program; I must've watched it nearly every day for years, adding another layer of emphasis to Eddie Eagle's take on gun-safety education.
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"The Cartoon President" follows "the tru-ish misadventures" of the 45th president and "examines the quintessentially Trumpian details of the presidency and his most important relationships, and no one is safe — from his close family and confidants to key political figures from both parties and members of the media," Showtime said in a news release.
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The last decade's misadventures in health care reform—the fight to pass the ACA; the unhinged response of its opponents; the efforts, successful and unsuccessful, to undermine the law; and the rapid, unprecedented rise of a movement to replace it with something far bigger and more radical—holds a clear lesson for the future.
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Plus, it places a welcome focus on female solidarity and passes the Bechdel test with flying colors, which is definitely something we'd like to see more of on TV. Now that Claws has officially been renewed for a second season, we'll get to follow the adventures and misadventures of Desna, Polly, Quiet Ann, Virginia, and Jen.
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Just as Broad City's first two seasons were a series of misadventures, so too is the third: a lost bike lock key, a shirt with the security tag still attached, and a traveling port-a-potty are all just catalysts for Abbi and Ilana to get into more of the same trouble they've always gotten into.
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Indeed, for many of us, Dany's effortless bar-b-coup probably inspired the suspicion that the net result of the Slaver's Bay excursions and Meereen misadventures were to get Daenerys Targaryen back to where she was over four seasons ago: leading a Dothraki force with designs on taking them on wooden horses across the Black Salt Sea.
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If you haven't yet, be sure to read up on the brothers' misadventures growing up, including the time Rex refused to be Rob's wingman on a double date, leading to a wrestling match "after a few hundred beers" that left Rob's ankle broken the same week their dad was coaching the Bears defense in the Super Bowl.
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In phone interviews on Tuesday, Ms. Oliver, whose credits include the web series "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl," and Mr. Barris, the showrunner of the ABC comedy "black-ish," discussed what the film's success may or may not mean for future Hollywood productions, and the role their work is playing in national conversations about racism.
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At the 2019 Emmy Awards on Sunday, the British actress, writer and producer took home the award for best writing for a comedy series and best actress for Fleabag, her hit Amazon/BBC series about the sexual misadventures of a woman known only as Fleabag, originally based on her 2013 one-woman stage play of the same name.
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One such series, which The New York Times named one of the best on TV last year, was AMC's "Lodge 49," which follows the misadventures of a down-and-out surfer, Dud (Wyatt Russell), who, moneyless, jobless and unapologetically aimless, somehow winds up finding purpose in a fraternal lodge that is home to eccentric Californians like himself.
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Black Deutschland, set in the late '80s in what was then West Berlin and culminating in the fall of the Wall (though the narrator's chronologically hazy yet experientially vivid ruminations deftly interweave misadventures in the German city with reminiscences of his hometown of Chicago), probably gives some clues as to where the author might have been turned up back in the day.
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He now runs an artisanal shop in town, and after trying out a series of romantic misadventures with Stevie and a mysterious woodsman — David identifies as pansexual, a fact he dropped with a casual "yeah, so what?" eyebrow raise I'll be trying to replicate for the rest of my life — he's now in a committed relationship for the first time ever.
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When Roland gets cold feet on his wedding day, they reflect on how their brotherhood might change because of Roland's marriage, and the friends travel down memory lane to explore their various misadventures as teens growing up in the 80s which include silly middle school bets; run-ins with a local gang member; and, of course, their early experiences with girls.
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A senior U.S. official says that approach involves intensifying diplomatic engagement to bring about greater international support and sanctions compliance, increasing deterrence against Iranian behavior by more aggressively going after the money, missiles and arms fueling its regional influence, and heightening efforts to be seen as "standing with the Iranian people," who have wearied of their leaders' corruption and costly misadventures beyond Iran.
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The first three seasons of BoJack established the world of Hollywoo—a fantastical Hollywood equivalent in which humans and animals not only interact, but also marry, divorce, collaborate with, disappoint, and mistreat one another—and focused on the career misadventures of BoJack, an aging, egotistical actor who once starred in a hyper-successful network hit as the surrogate father to three ragamuffin orphans.
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Once associated with Ron and Rand Paul—to the extent it was discussed at all—the antiwar right is resurgent today, and its most visible new supporters, like Fox News's Tucker Carlson, challenge left-wing pacifists to consider whether it can be useful to the cause of ending foreign misadventures at the same time that it supports Trump's human-rights abuses at home.
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If you haven't heard of Issa Rae by now, block out your weekend to catch up on the actor/producer/writer's credits to date, including her viral web series and book The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl – and of course, her new smash hit HBO show Insecure which has already garnered her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a TV Comedy or Musical.
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In this computer file, I recount jokes, recall musical or sports performances during their school years, thank them for material and nonmaterial gifts, characterize their temperaments at birth or what I made of them when I first met them, embarrass them with stories about gaffes they and I have committed, regale them with cooking adventures and vacation misadventures, remind them of celebrations we relished together.
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These come from Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, whose slapstick talents are showcased in an 230-minute program of newly restored comic shorts: "Berth Marks" (21981), in which railway-car misadventures ensue; "Hog Wild" (2718), about a rooftop installation gone awry; "Brats" (2782), in which the pair tend to mini versions of themselves; and "The Chimp" (198170), a comedy of errors set at a circus.
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Additionally, experts believe that Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinA new era in Russia will allow America to rethink its policy US officials, world leaders arrive in Israel for World Holocaust Forum No patriotic poll bump for Trump, but Soleimani strike may still help him politically MORE would welcome a more intense U.S./Iran conflict as that would take the focus off of his Eastern European misadventures.
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Soap opera characters go through so many convoluted misadventures, and are passed back and forth between so many writers, that the most basic details of their lives sometimes vanish without explanation: It's not unheard of, on a soap, for relatives to forget they're related, fall in love, and—as long as none of the writers remembers a stray fact from a thousand or so episodes ago—get married.
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Here are the books mentioned in this week's "What We're Reading": "The Kingdom" by Emmanuel Carrère "Jesus: A Life" by A. N. Wilson "Ghost Waltz" by Ingeborg Day "The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl" by Issa Rae "It Didn't Start With You" by Mark Wolynn "Pachinko" by Min Jin Lee We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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For much of "The Show About the Show," its director and star, Caveh Zahedi, talks directly to the camera, briskly recounting the endless misadventures he and others experienced while producing an initially sexually explicit semidocumentary series for the nonprofit cable network BRIC TV. (This movie is in fact a revised compilation of the programs.) At one point, Mr. Zahedi mentions a failed project about the artist Joseph Cornell.
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All we know is that they're letting us premiere their boss new video for "Pretty Boy," directed by Ian Shelton and following the misadventures of a DIY Evel Knievel as he stunt-stumbles through his day while the band—appropriately adorned in leather jackets and punk music T-shirts—shimmy and shake to their song in their basement practice space, waiting for fame to hit them like a extinction level comet.
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Even the romantically entangled among us have all had their fair share of horrifying misadventures in Sexville: The ex who lied about a bunch of shit, the ex who grew in a different direction, the ex who was actually a cop and spent four long years of matrimony investigating your possible connections to an anarchist group that really, in the scheme of things, didn't do all that much to smash the state.
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In this sequel to the 2016 animated hit — which followed the misadventures of some Manhattan pets while their owners were at work — our protagonist Max (voiced by Patton Oswalt, taking over from Louis CK, who fell from favor after revelations of sexual misconduct) visits a farm where he has to tap into his more animalistic, confident side under the tutelage of a grizzled sheepdog named Rooster (voiced by a surprisingly engaged-sounding Harrison Ford).
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The proem, as the first few lines of an epic are known, establishes the backstory: our polytropos hero has been delayed on his return "after sacking the holy citadel of Troy"; having "wandered widely," he has been detained by the amorous nymph Calypso, who wants to marry him despite his determination to get back to his wife, Penelope; all the men he took with him to fight in the Trojan War have perished, some through foolish misadventures on the journey home.
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