She's at once a mischief-maker and a figure of pathos.
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It's no secret Bannon is a mischief-maker and fancies himself a Machiavellian operative.
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Sandra knows Varner is a mischief-maker too, so sharing the subterfuge only deepens their connection.
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You may remember Nadia Tehran – artist, anti-authoritarian, international mischief-maker – from her "Refugee" video earlier this year.
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In recent years, he has worked to shed his image as something of a mischief-maker and playboy.
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Some mischief-maker from Melbourne, Australia, has been walkie talkie-ing themselves onto the airwaves used by commercial aircraft.
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"He remains the immature mischief-maker, a well-meaning dad with the instincts of a reckless kid," Mr. Zinoman writes.
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The boarder's encounter with the masked mischief maker started off innocently enough, with the athlete eyeing the swimming raccoon in astonishment.
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"Taylor Kitsch and I got in the most trouble together," Stacey Oristano, 36, told PEOPLE of the biggest mischief-maker on set.
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And the transformation from the little mischief maker to an intoning wiseman makes the lousiness of Chappelle's transphobic material even more stark.
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He no longer provides hair spray, after a young mischief maker in North Carolina used a lighter to turn the canister into a flamethrower.
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These rivals essentially view him as a mischief maker beholden to his own ideological faction rather than to the success of the administration as a whole.
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In his stories about small-town Ohio family life, he remains the immature mischief-maker, a well-meaning dad with the instincts of a reckless kid.
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In the staid world of academic Yiddishists, Eddy Portnoy is a live wire, a funny guy, a mischief-maker, what they used to call in the Catskills, a tummler.
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First up is Ginger Mick, named after a "local larrikin" (an Aussie term for mischief maker), that is made with mixed citrus and fresh ginger — a great gin for cocktails.
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Trump has been the greatest mischief maker since Loki, an instigator of countless broken friendships among conservatives, with institutions fraying as former allies violently fought over Trump's fitness for the presidency.
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Spilling down those steps, the oasis of the title is an islet of tropical greenery (the set is by Dan Daly) inhabited by a beneficent mischief-maker called the Muse (Madison Krekel).
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Michelle Wolf's range is anchored by a distinctive persona: a goofy but slyly forceful mischief maker determined to get you to see her view of the world, one way or the other.
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In the second season, they decide to look outside their own community, and instead of trying to identify a single mischief-maker, Sam and Peter are trying to unravel a massive institutional conspiracy.
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After much sound and fury, Roger Stone — Trump ally, Nixon devotee and longtime political mischief-maker — was sentenced on Thursday to 40 months in federal prison for lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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Hunkin is the engineer, designer, mischief-maker and perhaps-reluctant artist behind Novelty Automation, a central London arcade where the last thing you'll find is clutches of fighter players nosily trash-talking rivals.
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Well, if you're a mischief-maker, you kill it, drag it into the road, plant mines next to it, and dare any oncoming drivers, like B, to guess which side is safe to pass on.
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Re-establishing himself as a real mischief-maker, he whips up consignment store quiltworks of microscopic samples, neon synth patches, and gleeful vocal experiments, kicking sand in the faces of those who'd dare draw lines between genres like hip-hop, folk, R&B, pop music, and more outré forms.
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Mr. Lazenby, born in Australia, describes himself as a mischief-maker throughout, and clearly relishes a lot of the amusingly dumb stuff he's done, such as remarking to the friend of a girlfriend's father, "Jesus, mate, you look just like Bob Menzies, the prime minister," not realizing for a minute that the man was Mr. Menzies himself.
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They contain phrases couched in that inimitable British voice that at once sounds pleasant and dictatorial: "the coins will come directly from the U.S. Mint, …" Liversidge is a mischief-maker; perhaps he's done his reading on the power of the artist to declare a thing and thereby make it so — like the works of Sol LeWitt and Yoko Ono.
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Other candidates for the presidency include neofascist mischief-maker Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Pavel Grudinin of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Maksim Suraykin of the rival Russian Communists party, popular TV journalist and actress Xenia Sobchak of the Civil Initiative movement, and Grigori Yavlinsky, my former colleague at the Soviet Department of Labor who now leads the social democratic Apple Party.
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At the time of his death, he had made only a rough cut of his longest film, "The Queen of Sheba Meets the Atom Man," which was shot in a broadly improvisational fashion; it was edited into its present form by Mr. Mead, who starred again, sometimes in a Chaplinesque bowler hat, as a mischief maker who can be seen having fun with Vaseline or Ajax or flitting about New York.
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She's at once a mischief-maker and a figure of pathos.
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Hamlet becomes a mischief-maker, responsible for one death after another.
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This woman is Pandora, the mischief-maker among the Utopian shepherds.
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He is a great mischief-maker and > back-biter, and inherently a dodger.
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In 19th-century gunboat diplomacy a dictator or other mischief-maker gives tongue.
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The chief among his playmates, he became the mischief-maker of the place.
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The mischief-maker of India and Greece had one and the same name.
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I can scarcely withhold myself from flying at the eyes of this mischief-maker.
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At that time the cunning mischief-maker, Loki, was still living with the Asa-folk.
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However, the right candidate will cause any mischief to backfire and harm only the mischief-maker.
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Clark, ever the mischief-maker, clearly can't resist the idea of fooling around in the meantime.
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And this, my children, is the story that was told of the Doom of the mischief-maker.
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Every one hastened to answer Odin's call, and to join in the quest for the mischief-maker.
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He called the Blue-jay, the mischief-maker of the woods, and told him what to do.
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From all I can learn of him, he is a sort of Puck, a professional mischief-maker.
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Most of the cases an anonymous mischief-maker from outside disturbs the peace in villages and small towns.
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A true mischief-maker would have expected that kind of response and mocked me, or at least betrayed amusement.
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That was foolishness, for though Tabaqui is a mischief-maker, he would have told thee of something that concerned thee closely.
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Otherwise, there is nothing too disturbing in the neurotic craftsman's life beyond a seemingly mythical mischief-maker in the cellar and a boss who takes advantage.
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He is mentioned to be a mischief maker and apparently has a shadowy past with The Outsider, who - while arguably showing interest in him - never allows him to stay around her for long.
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The Graves is a 2009 horror film. Described as a "supernatural survival shocker," it is written and directed by veteran comic book creator Brian Pulido and produced by Mischief Maker Studios, and Ronalds Brothers Productions.
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Detective Comics (vol. 1) #411 (May 1971) "Editor's Note: In Arabic, 'The Demon's Head'! Literally, Al Ghul signifies a mischief-maker and appears as the Ghoul of the Arabian Nights!"Batman Villains Secret Files & Origins #1 (1998) and Arrow (TV series).
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Dempsey was remembered as a good- natured mischief maker and for the pranks and activities of his teammates that revolved around his World War II-era surplus Jeep.Jack Hairston, Tales from the Gator Swamp, Sports Publishing, LLC, Champaign, Illinois, pp. 160–167 (2002).
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Actor Walter Catlett portrayed the historical river pirate and criminal gang leader, Colonel Plug inaccurately as a comical mischief maker, not as ruthless outlaw in the Walt Disney's Disneyland's, live-action miniseries, in season 2, episode 13, Davy Crockett and the River Pirates, which aired December 14, 1955.
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In Norse mythology the mischief-maker is Loki, who is also a shape shifter. Loki also exhibits gender variability, in one case even becoming pregnant. He becomes a mare who later gives birth to Odin's eight-legged horse Sleipnir. In a wide variety of African language communities, the rabbit, or hare, is the trickster.
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His return featured Jac Naylor (Rosie Marcel) rehiring him to work on the Darwin ward. Critics have mainly passed judgment over Jesse's persona during his first year on air. Katy Moon of Inside Soap branded him an "irresponsible medic", while her colleagues named him a "mischief-maker" and "brash consultant". A TV Choice writer assessed that Jesse has a "gung-ho attitude".
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He also excelled at Bussaco in September 1810 and at Fuentes de Oñoro (May 1811) where he took a French Colonel prisoner in single combat. He resigned his position as Adjutant General in February 1812. Some say due to bad health, but others say that Wellington fired him. Wellington apparently appreciated him as a soldier but judged him a "sad brouillon and mischief-maker" among his staff.
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Adolf Ludvig Gustav Fredrik Albert Badin né Couchi, known as Badin (1747 or 1750 - 1822) was a Swedish court servant (Kammermohr) and diarist. Originally a slave, he was the foster son and servant of Queen Louisa Ulrika of Sweden and a servant to his foster sister Princess Sophia Albertine of Sweden. His original name was Couchi, but he was commonly known as Badin ('mischief-maker' or 'trickster').
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Woolf was the son of Albert E. Woolf, a feather works employee,1880 US Federal Census a manufacturer of disinfectant1900 US Federal Census and an inventor of electrical devices, and Rosamond Wimpfheimer Woolf.1910 US Federal Census Woolf attended City College of New York and Columbia University, graduating from the latter with an A.B. in 1901. He wrote the annual Varsity Show, The Mischief Maker, in his senior year.Edgar Allan Woolf.
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She observed the characters taking a "hop, skip, jump and have a little boogie over the fine line between love and hate." Digital Spy's Kilkelly branded the character the "Hollyoaks mischief-maker". Simon Duke writing for the Evening Chronicle branded him "troublesome Scott Drinkwell". An Inside Soap reporter included Scott and Tegan being revealed as Rose's kidnappers; and later Scott trying to burn down The Hutch in their "pick of the day" feature.
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Danny Woodburn (June 20 - July 18, 2007; February 11 - August 7, 2008) The Demon Elf is a mischief- maker from the dark side that has appeared on several occasions as a side- effect of Kay's attempts at doing magic. He is portrayed by Danny Woodburn. The Demon Elf was played by Danny Woodburn on a recurring basis from June 20, 2007 to July 18, 2007 and returned on February 11, 2008 until August 7, 2008.
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Craigie quickly came to care for the young Eliza, but her spoiled and half-wild ways concerned him greatly. Eventually, it was agreed she would be sent back to Britain to attend school, staying with Craigie's father in Montrose, Scotland. But the "queer, wayward little Indian girl" rapidly became known as a mischief-maker. On one occasion, she stuck flowers into the wig of an elderly man during a church service; on another, she ran through the streets naked.
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Jase Robertson is one of the stars of A&E;'s reality show Duck Dynasty. He is portrayed as a foil for Willie Robertson, and often acts as a mischief maker. Jase said he thought that the show would never take off as a popular series. He stated in an interview with Fox News's Todd Starnes that: > I was one of the ones who said the reality show would never work...We were > in the hunting world.
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He was denounced as "an imported mischief maker" by Bishop Clancy of Elphin, who instructed Catholics to boycott a meeting addressed by Larkin. A small strike had occurred in 1912 and the unionisation of labour had caught Jackson off guard. He was determined to break the unions grip on labour and set about to provoke a strike, arranging "scab" or "blackleg" labour, liaising with authorities and contacting the Shipping Federation before the strike, which came about in 1913.
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Ginger Meggs, Australia's most popular and longest-running comic strip, was created in the early 1920s by Jimmy Bancks. The strip follows the escapades of a red-haired prepubescent mischief-maker who lives in an inner suburban working-class household. While employed at The Bulletin, Bancks submitted cartoons to the Sydney Sunday Sun, where he began his Us Fellers strip in 1921 in the "Sunbeams" section of the Sunday Sun. Ginger first appeared in Us Fellers on 13 November 1921, drawn by Bancks.
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Loki, the mischief-maker, upon finding out about Baldr's one weakness, made a spear from mistletoe, and helped Höðr shoot it at Baldr. In reaction to this, Odin and the giantess Rindr gave birth to Váli, who grew to adulthood within a day and slew Höðr. The Danish historian Saxo Grammaticus recorded an alternative version of this myth in his Gesta Danorum. In this version, the mortal hero Høtherus and the demi-god Balderus compete for the hand of Nanna.
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In 1741, he worked in the private store of John Bromfield, and became one of the so-called "Malcontents" who opposed the Trustees of the colony. Trustee secretary William Stephens wrote about Ewen: "There is not a more virulent little mischief maker among ‘em, this Ewen". Ewen was elected to the Commons House of Assembly on March 25, 1761, working under provincial governor Sir James Wright. Ewen was elected president of the Council of Safety on June 22, 1775 and served until December 11, 1775.
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Laura-Jayne Tyler of Inside Soap enjoyed Jesse and Zosia's tryst because of the potential fallout it could cause for Guy. Her colleague Moon stated "irresponsible medic Jesse took mixing business with pleasure to perilous new depths by sleeping with hospital boss Guy Self's daughter." Other writers from Inside Soap have branded the character a "mischief-maker" and "brash consultant". Andrew Watt from Bedfordshire on Sunday said that Jesse would be keen to avoid Guy upon his return but questioned just how long it would take the character to revert to his usual "flirty form".
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Between 2003 and 2004, Kaplan had minor roles in sketch comedy shows Skithouse and The Hamish & Andy Show, and appeared in the short film The Mischief Maker. In 2005–06, she played the role of Young Nala in Disney Theatrical's production of The Lion King for both the Melbourne and Shanghai seasons. Kaplan's first major television role came in 2007, when she was cast as Lisa Atwood #2 in the third season of The Saddle Club. he third season was filmed from November 2007 to May 2008, and premiered in March 2009.
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The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 27, 2019, before being theatrically released by A24 on October 25 that same year. In late 2019, Whitesell was cast in the third season of Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Of his role, Deadline reported that Whitesell would "play Robin, a handsome young man with an 'elfish' quality to him" and that, though the character is "caring and sweet", he was also a "mischief maker" and "perhaps something more dangerous" who would develop feelings for regular cast member Lachlan Watson's Theo.
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Watching this phenomenon, Narada was convinced that it was divinity in the form of Krishna, a complete and manifold manifestation who had enjoyed the company of his 16,008 consorts at the same time. He also concluded that Krishna was a divine supreme being. Having satisfied himself of the divine powers of the Lord Himself, Narada embarked on his usual voyages around the world singing the praise of Krishna. A variant tells that the mischief-maker sage Narada requested Krishna to gift him one of his many wives, as he was a bachelor.
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When Soviet control of Eastern Europe collapsed in 1989, the United States led the effort to reunite Germany, despite serious French doubts. Secondly, France did establish its independence of the Anglo-Saxon powers – especially the United States, and also Great Britain. De Gaulle's anti-American rhetoric did indeed rub Americans the wrong way, and give some encouragement to intellectuals hostile to Americanism.Kulski, pp 77–79.James Chace and Elizabeth Malkin, ‘The Mischief-Maker: The American Media and De Gaulle, 1964–1968’, in Robert O. Paxton and Nicholas Wahl, eds.
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Marty and Grace O'Hara are thirteen-year-old twins with differing personalities; Marty is a "mischief maker" with a photographic memory and is very curious; Grace is very intelligent but has a "healthy dose of phobias". They have been attending boarding school in Switzerland. Their parents are photojournalists, however, one day they go missing in the Amazon jungle from a helicopter crash. The twins are consequently sent to live with their uncle, Travis Wolfe, an anthropologist who lives on a private island called Cryptos, off the coast of the state of Washington.
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Tarun suspects Laxman to be the mischief-maker, trying to prove his points. As Nimmi's fixation with Shabbu increases, the family decides to consult a psychiatrist. The psychiatrist explains Nimmi's imaginary friend as a result of her loneliness and terms it as a common technique used by children to grab attention. Laxman's sudden disappearance and the increasing curiosity in Pooja to find answers for the ongoing activities make her install wireless cameras at various places in the house, which record Nimmi playing with what seems like a ghostly apparition.
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Tricksters of various sorts are shown on the early postcards, but not the means of appeasing them".E-mail from Louise and Gary Carpentier, 29 May 2007, editors of Halloween Postcards Catalog (CD-ROM), G & L Postcards. Trick-or-treating does not seem to have become a widespread practice until the 1930s, with the first U.S. appearance of the term in 1932, Quote: "Trick or treat?" the youthful mischief-maker will say this evening, probably, as he rings the doorbell of a neighbor." and the first use in a national publication occurring in 1939.
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The story of The Rebel Angels is set in motion by the death of eccentric art patron and collector Francis Cornish. University professors Clement Hollier, Urquhart McVarish, and Simon Darcourt are the executors of Cornish's complicated will, which includes material that Hollier wants for his scholarly work in Medieval Studies. The deceased's nephew Arthur Cornish, who stands to inherit the fortune, is also a character. All three executors (and Arthur) are intrigued by Maria Theotoky, Hollier's half-Polish, half-Gypsy graduate student, while the plot revolves around John Parlabane: ex-monk, skeptic philosopher, famulus, and general mischief-maker.
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Sediuk's attacks have generally not been well received in United States media. The Los Angeles Times has described his escapades as having "a sinister quality," while The Hollywood Reporter has labeled him "a shameless attention fiend and mischief-maker." In reporting on Sediuk's actions at the Cannes Film Festival, The Huffington Post, while noting that Sediuk calls himself a prankster, asked "is anyone really laughing?" Vulture has described Sediuk as "Borat without the wit or satire", while Uproxx has called Sediuk a "creep", and The Wire has referred to him as "a reprehensible piece of human garbage".
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Naiche, whose name in English means "meddlesome one" or "mischief maker", is alternately spelled Nache, Nachi, or Natchez. He was the youngest son of Cochise and his wife Dos-teh-seh (Dos-tes-ey, - "Something-at-the-campfire-already-cooked", b. 1838), His older brother was Tah-zay aka Chief Taza. Naiche was described as a tall, handsome man with a dignified bearing that reflected the Apache equivalent of a royal bloodline as the son of Cochise (leader of the Chihuicahui local group of the Chokonen and principal chief of the Chokonen band of the Chiricahua Apache) and Dos-teh- seh, daughter of the great Warm Spring/Mimbreño Chief Mangas Coloradas.
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The loaner car is significantly better than Homer's old car, and he embraces it, and begins driving it everywhere. One added feature is that it can create a miniature thunderstorm within the vehicle, which happens when "the heater fights the air conditioner." The following day, to prove to Donny that he is the head mischief-maker in the school, Bart plays a prank on Principal Skinner, employing magnets and metal sole pads in Skinner's shoes. While on the school stage, the magnets cause Skinner to dance involuntarily and uncontrollably, and ultimately be hurled outside of the school into a container filled with old retainers.
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The second mystery often begins in the Brown garage on Rover Avenue, where Encyclopedia has set up his own detective agency to help neighborhood children solve cases for "25 cents per day, plus expenses - No case too small." This second case usually involves the town bully and mischief maker Bugs Meany, leader of a gang who call themselves the Tigers, who, after being foiled, will attempt revenge in the third mystery. In the third mystery, the plot involves Encyclopedia's partner, close friend, and bodyguard, Sally Kimball, the one person under 14 years of age to physically stand up to Bugs. She is the only reason neither Bugs nor any of his Tigers ever try to physically attack Encyclopedia.
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Skarga became a valued adviser to the King, and Sigismund became so fond of him that when the priest considered retirement, Sigismund rejected this, requesting that he remain at court for as long as possible. As part of his Counter-Reformation policies, Skarga was also a major proponent of the Union of Brest, a merger between the Roman Catholic Church and a faction of the Eastern Orthodox Church. His influence on King Sigismund, whom he supported (or encouraged) in opposing religious tolerance and seeking to strengthen royal power, was a factor that has been cited as a cause of the civil war—the (ultimately unsuccessful) Zebrzydowski Rebellion of 1606—in which the royal faction confronted a popular movement among the nobility, led by the Zebrzydowski family, who sought to depose Sigismund. Some critics referred to Skarga as "the principal mischief-maker of the Kingdom" (in the Latin, "pracecipuus turbator Regnii").
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