Oh, and now he moonlights as a Lyft driver, too.
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I have an ornithologist friend who moonlights as a material scientist.
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Turns out in her free time Kendall moonlights as a photographer.
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Unless, of course, that surgeon also moonlights as a taxi driver.
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Debunked myths of magical cooking Negroes, moonlights and magnolias, oh my.
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We've also suspected that Kendall Jenner moonlights as a secret fashion photographer.
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He now owns an energy firm and moonlights as a sports broadcaster.
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Oppenheim, who moonlights as a Hollywood screenwriter, has denied any ties to Weinstein.
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Brooker is a British comedian and TV show host who moonlights as Nostradamus.
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We didn't sign up for a t-shirt that moonlights as a crop top!
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The Felize ($198) is the classic driver that moonlights as the perfect travel shoe.
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If you think everyone already moonlights as an angel investor, wait till next year.
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Muldoon, who moonlights as the poetry editor of this magazine, took a cautious bite.
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Arthur Brand is a Dutch art historian who moonlights as an investigator of art crimes.
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Laufer is a doctor of mathematics—not medicine—but he moonlights as a pharmaceutical hacker.
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So is John Baen, a college professor who moonlights as a negotiator of drilling leases.
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The lonely guy who moonlights as a hit man, even though he knows it's wrong.
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We catch up on non-work-related topics since he also moonlights as my attorney.
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He moonlights as a D.J. and is not steeped in the firm's cutthroat trading culture.
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Anjara moonlights as a sports agent, India's only agent certified by the International Basketball Federation.
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You might say that Trevor Booker moonlights as a power forward for the Brooklyn Nets.
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The award-winning playwright moonlights as a lingerie model, working primarily with female-driven/DIY creators.
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Don't be: Elba moonlights as a DJ, and has played festivals and clubs around the world.
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In the comics, Montoya also develops a romantic relationship with Kate Kane, who moonlights as Batwoman.
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Plus, with the camera on top of its head, Lovot moonlights as a home monitoring system.
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Mr. Boomer is an actuary in Boston, but he moonlights as a New York Times contributor.
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Dora Perjes Japan's other upcoming MMA star who moonlights in the shoot/kickboxing world is Rena Kubota.
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The umpires tried to raise Joe Torre, the Hall of Famer who moonlights as chief baseball officer.
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Sheldon. 23. Foodie. Moonlights as a semi-pro eSports athlete while his algos do all the work.
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Laci is a registered nurse in a neonatal care unit who moonlights as an eBay seller MysticMagicks.
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And, of course, he moonlights as the star of the greatest NBA-based meme of all time.
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Gosling plays a stunt-car operator who moonlights as a getaway driver; Mulligan plays Irene, his neighbor.
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Some events take place in the "Gypsy Tent," a beachside tent that moonlights as a kids club.
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If you follow Britney Spears on Instagram, you know the pop star also moonlights as a "runway" model.
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The collaborative novel follows Investigative reporter Nora Hesper who moonlights as Indigo, a vigilante who can manipulate shadows.
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She is the sexually free older sister who works as a journalist and moonlights as a spiritual healer.
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After all, what's not to like about a functional office staple that moonlights as a chic outerwear option?
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But Stevens eventually realized that no team really has an answer for when James moonlights at the five.
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Andy Zaltzman, comedian, political satirist and host of The Bugle podcast, who moonlights as a midwife very occasionally.
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But by night, you can find Kosta in the back shed, where he moonlights as his neighborhood's rakija distiller.
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Sampson is Faraday's Senior Vice President of R&D and engineering and, I guess, moonlights as the company's spokesperson.
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The trail leads Wilson to Terry Valentine (Peter Fonda), a music industry bigwig who moonlights as a drug trafficker.
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A Virginia mayor who moonlights as a substitute teacher has been accused of trading methamphetamine for sex, PEOPLE confirms.
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According to the brand, the compact will primarily function as blush, but it moonlights as both highlighter and bronzer.
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Emma Watson is an actress, activist, and bookworm, so it makes sense that she also moonlights a lifestyle guru.
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We wouldn't knowingly hire a police officer in cahoots with the mob, or firefighter that moonlights as an arsonist.
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Like many who work for the mass brands, Mr. Nieto, a designer for A & F, moonlights on the side.
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Very. Danny works a dead-end computer-support job and moonlights as an Uber driver to make child-support payments.
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Grayson is a former circus performer who lost his parents as a child and moonlights as Robin, Batman's famed sidekick.
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Mahsa Mergenthaler-Shamsaei is a shipping lawyer, living in Switzerland, who moonlights as the founder of Young Persian Artists (YPA).
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Mr. Belaga also moonlights as an occasional bartender and model as "a support system for the cello stuff," he said.
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To make ends meet, this slim, handsome young man with plucked eyebrows moonlights as a hustler along with his friends.
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The movie tells the fictional story of Patrick Bateman, a successful banker by day who moonlights as a serial killer.
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The slinky new ink was carefully designed by bestie Amber Heard (yes, the Amber Heard, who apparently moonlights as an artist).
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The book follows investigative reporter Nora Hesper, who moonlights as Indigo, a costumed vigilante who can jump from shadow to shadow.
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One of these people who disappeared for five years was Peter Parker (Holland), who moonlights as the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
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The actor, who moonlights as a fashion designer, had wanted to use that address to promote his new eponymous clothing line.
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What if he marries his same-sex partner, moonlights in an abortion clinic, and hasn't been to Mass in twenty years?
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Mosley, a former state police officer who moonlights as a NASCAR driver, was elected jailer of Laurel County Kentucky in 2012.
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Devin Person moonlights as the warlock of Brooklyn, casting "spells" and offering wise words for start-up workers and subway riders.
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Mr. Jaafri, 229, a high school computer science teacher, recently took a second job installing satellite dishes and moonlights fixing computers.
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And the most famous pair of empty shoulders in American literature moonlights as Sleepy Hollow High School's unsettling mascot (go Horsemen!).
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On the BBC Two show "The Fall," Jamie Dornan stars as a husband and father who moonlights as a serial killer.
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I'm ready for the modern Cinderella who moonlights as an up-and-coming shoe designer to pay for tuition at fashion school.
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Assistant manager of the customer relations team Katie Karlberg moonlights as a photographer, and each year she documents the team's ornate costumes.
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It's been years since WWE chief brand officer Stephanie McMahon — who moonlights as a villainous wrestler — has squared off against an opponent.
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Kody, who is 30 years old, helps run the Myrtle Beach Safari with his dad and also casually moonlights as an influencer.
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Solomon, who moonlights as a DJ, has quickly cultivated a presence on Instagram, using it to communicate directly with his employees and others.
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Solomon, who moonlights as DJ D-Sol and extols the benefits of a healthy work-life balance, isn't just a Gorman do-over.
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In the past 11 years, the WWE exec who moonlights as a villainous wrestler, has only stepped into the ring on one occasion.
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But Sergison, an assistant at MIT Corporate Relations who moonlights as a freelance film and television writer, was busy starting the unconventional account.
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And then there's Camille, a bus driver in the district and a self-described "Fairless Hills girl" who moonlights as an oil painter.
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Photograph by Yudi Ela for The New Yorker In the evening, Win Son Bakery moonlights as a restaurant, with counter service and cocktails.
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At just 12 years old, Cyrus was cast on "Hannah Montana" as Miley Stewart, a regular teen who moonlights as a pop star.
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Orliński devised the program in consultation with the Guadeloupean singer and dancer Yannis François, who moonlights as a researcher into overlooked Baroque repertory.
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Charlie Cox is back as Matt Murdock, better known as Daredevil, a blind lawyer who moonlights as a crime-fighter in Hell's Kitchen.
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Case in point: He's one of the only monks you'll ever meet who moonlights as guitarist and lead vocals in a rock band.
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We saw a little bit of the bias of DOJ with this paralegal yesterday who moonlights as a protester at night at Mexican restaurants.
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The engineer moonlights as a driver of solar-powered racing cars, and he'd spent the last couple of weeks at a race in Patagonia.
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The Canadian import follows Dr. Mary Harris (Caroline Dhavernas), a medical professional who moonlights as a physician-assisted death practitioner for the terminally ill.
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When the Canadian electronic musician Dan Snaith isn't making psych-pop as Caribou, he moonlights as a DJ and producer under the name Daphni.
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Her food is nuanced and edgy, and so is she: Ms. Kumar moonlights as the lead guitarist for a rock band, Birds of Avalon.
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To pay for her younger sister Thandi's education, Margot works at an opulent resort, where she moonlights as a prostitute and, eventually, a madam.
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DeClark, who also moonlights as a competitive ultramarathoner, joined a couple months earlier from Deutsche Bank and specializes in hot tech initial public offerings.
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It's versatile, too: In some looks, the shade serves as a prominent pop of color, while in other renditions it moonlights as a deep nude.
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She is co-starring with Niecy Nash in the upcoming TNT series, Claws, about a nail shop that moonlights as the headquarters for crime ring.
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One farmer, Jackot Brula, 23, moonlights as a speculator, buying directly from the charbonniers in the surrounding forests and selling to agents based in Antevamena.
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To catch them, Nick recruits a mole, Donnie (O'Shea Jackson Jr.) — a bartender who moonlights as a getaway driver — then inexplicably blows his own cover.
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Like his new boss David Solomon, the Goldman CEO who moonlights on the electronic dance circuit as DJ D-Sol, Argenti has a musical bent.
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Originally, said Mr. Ehlenfeldt, who moonlights as the newsletter editor for Whitesbog, most people called any blue berry a huckleberry, which is a different fruit.
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The Ocean's 8 actress will reportedly play a journalist who moonlights as an arms dealer after she inherits a dangerous business opportunity from her late father.
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The referendum is "a luxury only the rich like Barzani can afford", complains a teacher, who moonlights as a taxi driver because of cuts to salaries.
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Total: $50 My friend, who is a lawyer but moonlights as an uncannily talented photographer, came to the park and took some super-cute family photos.
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Huvafen Fushi resort has an underwater spa that moonlights as a night aquarium after hours where you can see all sorts of fish, eels and sharks.
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Needless to say, the star's flair for makeup is well-documented, but what we didn't know is that she also moonlights as an amateur hair colorist.
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And who should be there but a sheepish-looking Master Raymond and Comte St. Germain, along with Monsieur Forez, the executioner who moonlights at the hospital.
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Beneath all the buffoonery, the novel moonlights as a chronicle of women fed up with the imperious but weak and self-absorbed men all around them.
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Ben Affleck stars as Christian Wolff, an enigmatic mathematics savant with special-ops-caliber skills who moonlights as a numbers cruncher and launderer for drug cartels.
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It's not uncommon for Silicon Valley investors to get a money pitch from a celebrity who moonlights as an entrepreneur: Jessica Alba founded the Honest Company.
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It's a sci-fi opus about a scientist who moonlights as a detective in people's dreams, and it's brimming full of subconscious-stimulating scenes you'll never forget.
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By night, though, it moonlights as a party drug, sending users into an intense dissociative state (read: not in touch with reality) known as a K-hole.
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Meanwhile, banks are competing to become the top underwriter for Uber's 2019 IPO; the favorite is Morgan Stanley, whose top tech banker moonlights as an Uber driver.
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Tesfamariam works at a nondescript Eritrean church in Tel Aviv without drawing a salary; he moonlights as a plumber to earn enough money to pay his rent.
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Read more on Hafeez's wellness crusade in financial circles: Meet the London currency analyst who moonlights as a wellness guru to Wall Street hedge funds and bankers
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We invited our parents and siblings but no friends — apart from the aforementioned Internet Minister Pal, his wife, and a lawyer buddy who moonlights as a photographer.
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Guitarist Lars Johansson may look like a high school physics teacher who moonlights in a Dream Theater cover band, but he shreds with the best of them.
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More detestable than BOB, an entity of pure evil from an alternative reality who possesses humans, killing in their host bodies—also sometimes moonlights as an owl.
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The wife of a pharmacist who moonlights as an interpreter says that her husband is constantly getting calls from the border in the middle of the night.
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When Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach isn't trying to prove that voter fraud exists on behalf of the Trump Administration, he moonlights as a Breitbart columnist.
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A consummate dealmaker with a gravelly voice from Goldman's investment banking side who moonlights as a DJ on the electronic dance music scene under the name D-Sol.
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But Bob Parr, Mr. Incredible's secret identity, is bored with the minutia of life in suburbia, and moonlights as a hero, listening to the police scanner after dark.
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It's not her job exactly: A biologist with wide-ranging curiosity, Lutz moonlights as a data-driven illustrator who transforms public data sets into arrestingly beautiful visual objects.
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We already know that Teigen moonlights as an unofficial life guru on Twitter, but she still continues to surprise and inspire us with her commitment to total transparency.
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The anticipated elevation of Mr. Solomon, a Goldman veteran who moonlights under the name D.J. D-Sol, spinning electronic-dance music, marks a strategic shift for the bank.
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A truck driver who moonlights as an electrician rigged the team's generator into the complex's electrical system and switched on the air-conditioning, improving on Mr. LaBrie's directions.
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Belle who moonlights as a babysitter (and now, getaway driver), mainly styles hair at her friend's salon, and uses her money to help the latter get out of debt.
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Solomon, who moonlights as a disc jockey under the the stage name "DJ D-Sol," has already redesigned the company's top management since being named heir apparent in July.
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Stewart also moonlights as a spiritual medium, attempting to communicate with her deceased twin brother—her double, her mirror—a her that exists elsewhere, outside of her material confines.
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He moonlights as a mentor in an Adidas program in Cape Town, where he teaches young creatives between the ages of 14 and 20 the tricks of the trade.
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Lessin moonlights as a partner for Slow Ventures, which participated in Magic's $12 million 203 Series A, which raises some concerns about conflicts of interest he wouldn't comment on.
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Christian Bale stars as Patrick Bateman, the unhinged Wall Street narcissist who moonlights as an insatiable murderer, in Mary Harron's adaptation of the 1991 novel by Bret Easton Ellis.
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Fans of Aggretsuko, a show about an adorable red panda who moonlights as a death-metal karaoke enthusiast, may be interested in Rilakkuma and Kaoru, which arrives on April 19th.
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This guarantees a replacement if anybody is performing elsewhere—Thompson, for example, also does a Lady Gaga tribute act and Twardowski, who is mixed race, moonlights as Beyoncé and Rihanna.
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But while you'll be hard-pressed to find a more stereotypical Republican woman than the housewife who moonlights in this ad, she sounds a little too stilted to be convincing.
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Katherine Mehta, who moonlights as a model and uses the name Max McIntyre professionally, sat in the back of a Parker County Sheriff's patrol car and allegedly yelled at deputies.
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She tagged Dr. Kari Williams, a board-certified trichologist (yep, that's a hair doctor) who also moonlights as the owner and designer at Mahogany Hair Revolution salon in Los Angeles.
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And Juan Carlos Munoz, the super in a building across the street, who moonlights around the neighborhood as a contractor, has been helping with the plumbing and assorted other tasks.
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He moonlights as an Uber driver and wants his wife to be able to drive their child to the doctor or anywhere else in an emergency, given his extended absences.
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Fitzpatrick scrambled for a 753-yard score, and linebacker Elandon Roberts — who moonlights as a fullback — caught a 38-yard TD pass from Brady, breaking a tackle along the way.
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Her co-headliner will be Murphy, the frontman of the recently revived dance-punk group LCD Soundsystem, who moonlights as a D.J. (as well as a label boss and restaurateur).
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Since then, Irving has been alluding to nefarious forces and the steep cost of celebrity, saying he hates the spotlight — even as he sells sneakers and moonlights as an actor.
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" Woods, who also moonlights as a designer, and has a new collection for Addition Elle, said that if she has to get a label, she would prefer "curvy" to "plus size.
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While most know Badu as a singer, the 47-year-old mother of three also moonlights as a birthing coach and has helped deliver more than 40 babies, according to Essence.
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Although he is best known as an actor in such films as The Fault in Our Stars and the upcoming Baby Driver, Ansel Elgort also moonlights as a DJ and producer.
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He then shuffles to and from a modest apartment in the desert to his work at the Palace where he moonlights as a doomsday predictor, just trying to stay afloat. Haha.
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Mama's Noodle House, a small Chinese restaurant in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, does it with five rice cookers of various models and an expandable dining table that moonlights as a dumpling-folding station.
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Will fronts a rockabilly band called Will and the Hi-Rollers, and Yocelin moonlights as DJ Maybelline, specializing in sets of '50s and '60s music played exclusively on 45-rpm vinyl.
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The most famous pair of empty shoulders in American literature moonlights as Sleepy Hollow High School's uniquely unsettling mascot (go Horsemen!) and is a fixture in local parades, even on St.
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The electronic dance music artist DJ-Sol, who moonlights as David Solomon, the C.E.O. of Goldman Sachs, pumped out the beats at a Super Bowl party in Miami over the weekend.
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Even if they do turn into a scrappy competitor that intermittently moonlights as a pseudo-contender, the NBA is still filled with teams that boast max cap space and promising situations.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming circumvents the traditional origin story, instead taking us into the high-school woes of a sophomore named Peter Parker (Tom Holland), who moonlights as a local YouTube-famous vigilante.
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The show follows Veronica Mars, a high school student played by Kristen Bell, who moonlights as a private detective, while also navigating the problems that arise with your regular high school existence.
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The series premiered in 2004, following high school student Veronica (Kristen Bell) as she moonlights as a private detective, solving the mystery behind her best friend's death and a fatal bus crash.
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Rose's Kate Kane, who moonlights as the aforementioned heroine, is set to make her big debut during this year's crossover event between CW series Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, and Legends of Tomorrow.
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Although Ko's typical 9 to 5 is working as an executive assistant to the chancellor at Seattle Colleges, she moonlights as an amateur baker crafting stunningly gorgeous pies too incredible to eat.
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Family Affair Mr. Turner's father, Kevin, is a jazz professor at Ohio State University and his mother, Cynthia, is an accounting professor there who moonlights as a manager for her two sons.
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OSLO — Berit Reiss-Andersen, a Norwegian corporate lawyer who moonlights as a crime novelist, will lead the committee that chooses the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, it was announced on Tuesday.
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"We are on an evolutionary path," said Solomon, who moonlights as an EDM DJ under the name D-Sol, in the opening remarks of the company's earnings conference call with analysts in April.
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With the political-satirical complex more crowded than ever—and with a sitting president who moonlights as an amateur comedy critic—Funny or Die's spoof-to-power approach has become even more urgent.
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Daniel Harnsberger, the real estate agent who moonlights as "The Progressive Liberal Daniel Richards," gave VICE News a lesson in politics and headlocks at the School of Morton wrestling academy in Chuckey, Tennessee.
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It certainly sounds like a gig that Mendes would crush: The actress would play Barbara Gordon, the daughter of Commissioner Gordon, who moonlights as Batgirl in order to cut crime down in Gotham.
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A retired government employee who moonlights as a basketball fixer with connections all over the world, Pops has been with the league since its founding and has coached in it for three decades.
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Opened July 2018, 21C Museum Hotel Kansas City, a luxury hotel that moonlights as an art museum, is still offering grand opening rates through fall, with doubles as low as $170 a night.
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"The irony to me is that the public-school teacher who teaches balanced literacy during the day moonlights to do science-based tutoring for kids who fail to learn to read," Ms. Dragan said.
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The central character, who moonlights as a low-level courier for American intelligence, has ended up in an unnamed Southeast Asian country where he gets entangled in an effort to overthrow the authoritarian government.
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So Steven Astudillo, 20, a part-time Uber driver who lives in the Bronx, moonlights as a Pokémon chauffeur, since players are not supposed to drive and stare at smartphones at the same time.
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In "La Negra Blanca," she's a mixed-race med student who moonlights as a stripper and is constantly fetishized by men who think of her as a white girl with a black girl's ass.
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They're united by ambition, rather than aesthetic: Mr. Martens makes languid, street-influenced ready-to-wear, Ms. Kocher is a couture embellishment specialist, Mr. Merikoski moonlights as a men's wear designer for Louis Vuitton.
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This time Karloff played the grave robber, giving a sensationally creepy performance — at once vicious and obsequious — as a cabby who moonlights with the illicit sale of fresh corpses for dissection by medical students.
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The definitive treatment of the subject is "Death Valley and the Amargosa: A Land of Illusion," a 1986 book by Richard E. Lingenfelter, an astrophysicist who moonlights as a historian of the Old West.
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Solomon, you&aposll recall, moonlights as a DJ."There is a natural &aposbuzz&apos there, and I want our leadership team to be part of it," Solomon said in a memo announcing the plan.
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Bates is a jack-of-all-trades, who moonlights as an electronic DJ and has composed lauded symphonies, operas, and film scores, including the score for Gus Van Sant's 2015 film The Sea of Trees.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Girardi travels with her own glam squad, has three walk-in closets in her Beverly Hills mansion and moonlights as her pop star alter ego, Erika Jayne.
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Not only is the color ultra-flattering on every skin tone, it's also one of those not-quite-neutral colors that moonlights as a nude but can also be layered for a bolder, vibrant effect.
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Jorge Lopez (Jonny Beauchamp), an aspiring Broadway star, moonlights as drag queen Ginger Lopez, and while Jorge doesn't show up in Archie Comics, Ginger is a stand-out character, having made her debut in 1943.
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A ticket seller at a roadside bus terminal moonlights as a money changer, buying dollars at 2,800 pesos and selling them to banks at a rate of around 3,200, making a handsome profit for little effort.
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When he's not bringing down the house at countless music festivals across the world, he moonlights as an ambassador for Artists for Peace and Justice, a nonprofit Haitian charity organization founded by film director, Paul Haggis.
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He tours with the rapper Justina Valentine, a cast member of MTV's "Wild 'N Out" comedy series, and moonlights as a carpenter and designer for art exhibitions, including the ones at the Project for Empty Space.
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"I love the club, I love football, and I can work here every day, so it's cool," said Anne Schick, 32, a teacher who moonlights as a goalkeeper for one of F.C. St. Pauli's women's teams.
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Aboulhosn, who also moonlights as a blogger and fashion designer, was initially photographed for a story inside the magazine, but Women's Running editor-in-chief Jessica Sabor decided to give her a bigger role in the issue.
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" For his part, James told Spectrum SportsNet that he wanted to use the summer to get his body back to "120 percent" ahead of training camp — even as he moonlights on the set of "Space Jam 2.
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And judging by the clarity and backdrop of the photo, it looks like the oldest child of Kardashian and Scott Disick has been taking some pointers from his Aunt Kendall Jenner, who also moonlights as an Amateur photographer.
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Ty moonlights as an exotic dancer, whom we can guess the so-called "bad moms" — aka returning cast members Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn — meet up with during one of their many nights on the town.
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She discovers that her adopted father moonlights as a bounty hunter, and joins him in his work, learning about her lost past in the process, and fending off attackers who know more about her history than she does.
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Mr. Bui Jones said he has an ad hoc distribution system that relies on friends who "mule" copies by plane, bus, tuk tuk and motorbike, and that he also moonlights as a deliveryman when he visits the region.
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It may not matter, though, because it moves with such brio, carried by Regina King's confident star performance as Angela Abar, a Tulsa policewoman who moonlights as Sister Night, in a supercool ninja-nun long coat and cowl.
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He leads tours for Samiria Ecolodge as his regular gig, but he also moonlights as a survival expert, taking ex-military and hopeful adventurers through the jungle for multi-day survival courses in the world's most immense rainforest.
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Season 1 starred indie powerhouse Riley Keough as a law student who moonlights as an escort, but season 2 of the series will press the reset button and feature an entirely new cast of characters in very different circumstances.
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But despite her forthcoming attitude, there is at least one major thing she's been hiding from fans all this time: No big deal or anything, but the Riverdale actress also moonlights as a seriously talented special-effects makeup artist.
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This year saw the release of a cracking debut from Adzalaan, the brainchild of a musician by the name of R., who runs the label and also moonlights in a half-dozen other projects (including USBM greats Ash Borer).
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We met in the building's library, and as we spoke a growing assemblage of B.J.P. members crowded against its glass door to catch a glimpse of Malavika Avinash, a popular Kannada-language actress who moonlights as a B.J.P. spokeswoman.
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For example, Goldman executives say that Mr. Solomon — who moonlights as a dance-music D.J. — wants to improve the bank's financial transparency in order to help analysts, investors and the news media better understand how the bank makes money.
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The open kitchen is far more high-end than those in the other apartments they saw — a feature much appreciated by Mr. Cataldo, who moonlights as a private chef when he is not working in product development at Mastercard.
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Last month, the band released two new songs, "Sweat" and "Close Your Eyes," alongside a riveting, 11-minute short film in which Ritter's character has a "Dirty Little Secret": He plays a privileged man who moonlights as a prostitute named Betsy.
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Dylan Alcott, who moonlights as a Paralympic gold medalist when he's not a radio presenter on Triple J, accepted a challenge from a listener who asked him to drop Wu-Tang lyrics throughout his appearance on Australia's ABC show Q&A.
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Finally, "Jean-Claude Van Johnson," starring Jean-Claude Van Damme as an action-movie star who moonlights as a secret operative, did absolutely nothing for me, but if you are a JCVD die-hard, your mileage will almost certainly vary.
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The art of movement is key to Keoghan's way of being; as well as being an actor, he's also an amateur boxer, a surprising career choice for a curiously handsome young man who also moonlights as a brand ambassador for Dior.
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They carried on with the topic of social media and emergencies: "Most people can tell the difference between what is conspiracy theory and what is legitimate hard news," Jon, who moonlights as the center fielder on Regis's varsity baseball team, said.
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Tip "How a door opens dictates how you're going to barricade it," says Steven Smith, who is a leader of the Fort Lauderdale Police Department's SWAT team and moonlights training teachers, businesses and city workers how to defend against hostile intruders.
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The show starts with the reunion of two former high school friends: Pete (Brendan Scannell), a recently out gay man with few job prospects, and Tiff (Zoe Levin), a graduate student who moonlights as one of New York City's premier dominatrixes.
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The setup is mostly the same, as McCall works a relatively mundane job during the day (this time he's a Lyft driver) and then moonlights using his secret fighting skills to dispatch those who would threaten his friends and community.
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Just as he does in that high-concept film, Van Damme here plays a version of himself, a broken-down action star, with a side gig as an actual action hero: He moonlights as a black-ops agent named Jean Claude Van Johnson.
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It's a continuation of Veronica Mars, the cult favorite TV show about a teenage girl who moonlights as a hardboiled private investigator, which ran from 2004 to 2007 on UPN and the CW, and then got a fan-funded movie revival in 2014.
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Along for the ride is Charlotte Ritter (Liv Lisa Fries), an hourly clerical worker at police headquarters who moonlights as a dominatrix in one of the city's most exclusive clubs to escape her bleak home life in a dank and dirty tenement.
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Mr. Heard's furious pinwheel of resentment is supported, if not stabilized, by Lisa Eichhorn's self-effacing portrayal of his alcoholic wife and Jeff Bridges's turn as their self-loathing best friend, an unenthusiastic boat salesman who moonlights as a penny-ante gigolo.
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These creators are extracting beautiful, corrupted data and re-bugging it in the physical world: Glitch artists Ucnv and Nukeme (the latter who moonlights as a sewing machine hacker) were featured at Isetan Shinjuku's Tokyo Kaihouku's store as part of a digital design exhibition, Glitch.
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For his follow-up, which came out on November 14, Weir wanted to try something different: Artemis follows Jazz Bashara, a 20-something woman of color who lives on the first (and only) city on the Moon, where she, well, moonlights as a smuggler.
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Along with his work as the Wolfsonian's chief librarian, Luca moonlights as a history professor at FIU, and the exhibition evolved from a recent history and film course called "The Underbelly of America" concentrating on American social problems from the 1900s to the 1950s.
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And while even his most popular inventions are nothing short of bizarre—like this camera-ready suburban mom who moonlights as a dog fight baroness—that's likely due to how Escola's characters, most of whom are women, frequently mine the gender binary for laughs.
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Riley Keough ("The Girlfriend Experience") Age: 26 Why her: Elvis Presley's granddaughter shows she can play sexy and smart as the star of this racy TV series, based on Steven Soderbergh's 2009 film, about a law firm underling who moonlights as a high-end escort.
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Rather than argue with Cassie, 19, or give her a lecture, Chris, a warehouse inventory worker who moonlights as a comedian and actor, decided to show off his own "sexy" side and recreate her selfies, posting them in his daughter's comments on Instagram and Facebook.
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With the instrumentation incomplete and the lyrics non-existent, their timeline to record was abruptly shortened—a problem further exacerbated by Kutzbach's realization that he had only a three-month gap in his other bands' touring schedules (he moonlights in Destroyer 483 and Nifelheim).
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Harold Ray Crews, a lawyer based near Kernersville, North Carolina, moonlights as the chairman of his state chapter's League of the South, a neo-Confederate network that wants the South to secede from the rest of the US and establish an "Anglo-Celtic" majority.
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"Due to unforeseen circumstances, ISIS declares that The Final Battle of The Apocalypse has been postponed," Karl Sharro, a London-based architect with Lebanese-Iraqi roots who moonlights as a satirist of Middle East politics, teased on Sunday as the rebel troops swept in.
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And if you are really the president — not still head of the Trump Organization, who moonlights as president, which is how you so often behave — why don't you actually lead — lead not only a proper cyberdefense of our elections, but also an offense against Putin.
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Today, Nanking is a worn-down building that moonlights as a hub for the sale of heroin, but at nearby Eau Chew, a restaurant born during the Nanking generation, chef Joel Hong is full of stories about the history of Chinese food in Kolkata.
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Though Jaleh moonlights as a model and musician, the 18-year-old college freshman is far more interested in what happens behind the scenes — she's currently pursuing a degree in music production, with the goal of approaching her music from a more well-rounded and well-informed perspective.
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Since then, she's wrapped production on a small horror movie titled The Shadow Within (about an investigator who moonlights as a werewolf), drafted a treatment for another Mean Girls movie, and, in January, held a meeting with Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, to discuss the refugee crisis in Syria.
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In the run-up to finding the white supremacists guilty, a lawyer who moonlights as a state chairman of the League of the South, a neo-Confederate organization, Harold Ray Crews, cherrypicked video footage from the assault, finding a shot in which Harris can be seen swinging a flashlight at him.
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It's about a chubby man-dweeb named Big Brayden (Sky Elobar), who suspects that his elderly, irascible father, Big Ronnie (Michael St. Michaels), moonlights as the Greasy Strangler, a creature who covers himself (and his mega-penis) in oozing layers of grease and fat before he sets out to slaughter.
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In addition to DJing and releasing left-field dance music from the likes of Anthony Naples and Barnt, The Trilogy Tapes label owner, Will Bankhead, moonlights as a designer, and from browsing through his page you can get a sense of the influence records provide to his wonky, minimalist aesthetic.
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During what was likely a routine ghost check for the green-clad plumber who moonlights as a ghost hunter, Luigi narrowly avoided an attack by a mummy only to wind up directly in the path of an aggressive, skeletal reaper who immediately sliced Luigi with its huge scythe, killing the man instantly.
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This crime thriller, in which Ben Affleck stars as Christian Wolff, an autistic office drone who moonlights as a forensic accountant and launderer for drug cartels, is bizarrely quiet for such an intriguing premise (not to mention an A-list cast that also includes Anna Kendrick, J. K. Simmons and Jeffrey Tambor).
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In this particular winter solstice, Sabrina is more interested in welcoming spirits to the Spellman home, and in this special — which is nearly a stand-alone episode, occurring after the events of Season 1 — Sabrina conducts a séance, Susie moonlights as an elf for a store-based Santa and Madam Satan enjoys a gingerbread house.
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The Bronx is Bronca, an elderly Native artist who moonlights between teaching at a community college and ferociously defending her local arts foundation, and Queens is Padmini Prakash, an immigrant grad student who loves pure math but is focusing on finance so she has a better chance of acquiring a work visa once she graduates.
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According to Bernstein Litowitz's brief, people who know the Nevada family - a retiree who lives half of the year in Shanghai, an office worker in the state's pest control bureau, and a casino employee who moonlights for a pest control company – "expressed disbelief" about the family's claim to have invested more than $40 million in Boeing stock.
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READ: Black man faces felony charge after defending himself against neo-Nazis Harold Ray Crews, a lawyer based near Kernersville, North Carolina, moonlights as the chairman of his state's chapter of the League of the South, a neo-Confederate network that wants the South to secede from the rest of the U.S. and establish an "Anglo-Celtic" majority.
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From Coinage: The Top 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time Since then, she's wrapped production on a small horror movie titled The Shadow Within (about an investigator who moonlights as a werewolf), drafted a treatment for another Mean Girls movie, and, in January, held a meeting with Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, to discuss the refugee crisis in Syria.
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Maroon 5, led by the singer Adam Levine, who moonlights as a coach on NBC's reality singing competition "The Voice," currently has the No. 2 song on the Billboard Hot 100 with "Girls Like You," featuring the rapper Cardi B. Since 2002, the Los Angeles band has released six albums, each of which has gone platinum, including "Red Pill Blues" last year.
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He moonlights as a D.J. The surprise retirement announcement of a top executive at the prestigious firm cleared the path for David M. Solomon, above, a banker who has side gigs performing electronic dance music, to become the next C.E.O. He is expected to succeed Lloyd Blankfein, one of Wall Street's longest-serving top executives, as soon as the end of this year.
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In addition to being an award-winning actor, People's 2018 Sexiest Man Alive, and conquerer of the mountain in The Mountain Between Us, Elba moonlights as a DJ. In fact, his musical career is just as legit as his acting one – especially when compared to other actors who decided to pick up a new hobby after becoming established (see: Robert Downey Jr.'s 2004 album The Futurist).
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He populates "Berlin" with characters of every age, social class, and political persuasion: Gudrun Braun, newly unemployed by the zeppelin factory and a mother of three, desperate to make ends meet; three generations of the Jewish Schwartz family, including David, a paperboy hawking the communist periodical A.I.Z.; and Pola Mosse, a nude artists' model who moonlights as a cabaret performer, singing cheeky paeans to modernity.
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How white supremacists got the black man they brutally beat charged with felony How white supremacists got the black man they brutally beat charged with felony Harold Ray Crews, a lawyer based near Kernersville, North Carolina, moonlights as the chairman of his state's chapter of the League of the South, a neo-Confederate network that wants the South to secede from the rest of the U.S. and establish an "Anglo-Celtic" majority.
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