But still, it's more entertaining than it sounds on paper.
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Big plus: It's more entertaining than watching the ride itself.
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But offensive exhibitions don't get more entertaining than this. …Returns.
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"Trump is just more entertaining for young people," she said.
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No comedy has been funnier, no "political" show more entertaining.
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Today it has one of the more entertaining brewery tours.
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Instead, what Witherspoon proposes is a much more entertaining idea.
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It was more entertaining to imagine that the humiliation of a scorned wife could turn into a Machiavellian move for power and personal gain—certainly more entertaining than picturing a grotesquely staged White House stroll.
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No. Was the debate a bit more entertaining for her presence?
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — Who couldn't do with more entertaining Oscar speeches?
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Or perhaps they have merely found something more entertaining to do.
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Because off-field content doesn't get much more entertaining than this.
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Hell, it may even be more entertaining than Mayweather vs. McGregor.
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The results are even more entertaining than the reality franchise itself.
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"More entertaining like take more risk," he said on Twitter, Sunday.
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The fact, Kyrie was also there made it way more entertaining.
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The hope is that the racing will be more entertaining this year.
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I have some I like that aren't that funny, but more entertaining.
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That's what makes these elaborate, star-studded hoaxes all the more entertaining.
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And now that she's there, her posts have been even more entertaining.
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He's even more entertaining when he crops people out of his photos.
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Uber rides in Mumbai are about to get a lot more entertaining.
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Stop reading, start watching ... it's much more entertaining when Snoop says it.
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It certainly sounded more entertaining than most of the other job listings.
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Nothing is more entertaining than watching your cat chase a laser dot.
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I guarantee it will be way better organized and way more entertaining!
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Equally easy to spot — and perhaps more entertaining — is clear lack of talent.
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" And then there's this ... "I've watched root canals more entertaining than these judges.
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Commuting is far more entertaining when Lady Gaga is in the passenger's seat.
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There's nothing more entertaining than watching Sandor cracking his opponent's heads open, right?
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The louder and more extreme opinions you have, the more… Entertaining you are.
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All that planning and she was much more entertaining than our lame joke.
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The night's star-studded soirees are always more entertaining than the show itself.
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Trump was funnier and more entertaining on Jimmy Fallon than boring Hillary Clinton.
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This is more entertaining than it is practical, but it's a nifty trick.
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So far, even our primitive sims are often more entertaining than reality itself.
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Ghostbot is essentially something similar, but in practice, and a lot more entertaining.
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This clip was more entertaining than any of French Montana's cameos on KUWTK.
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And yet, Better Call Saul is a more successful, more entertaining character study.
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That should make Twitter more entertaining for people who only check it occasionally.
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Pleasing and more entertaining, and it correlates with the marketing side of it.
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There are few PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds streamers more entertaining to watch than Dr DisRespect.
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He is far more entertaining than any crossword puzzle could hope to be.
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This show is kind of like those posters but a lot more entertaining.
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Do you find it more entertaining than television, movies or other video platforms?
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Indeed, its sometimes inexplicable pairings often make the app all the more entertaining.
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Sometimes, a Snapchat filter messing up is even more entertaining than the filter itself.
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And maybe, just maybe, that would have been a more entertaining way to go.
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Combined with pleasantly sharp handling, it's much more entertaining than most of its ilk.
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Drug Wars on my TI-83 calculator was more complex — and, honestly, more entertaining.
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This could mean more entertaining moments at the dais — and certainly more political ones.
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In fact, if these relationships crash and burn, isn't that all the more entertaining?
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It became a sprawling journey far more entertaining than the plot of Skyrim itself.
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It's a lot more entertaining than watching people find love by swiping through Bumble.
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It ended up being a better game — a more entertaining game — than anybody anticipated.
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All of their gifts are fantastically pointless, which makes them so much more entertaining.
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What's more entertaining: Watching Hamilton, or watching Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard watch Hamilton?
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"It could not have been a more entertaining series," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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On average, they're more interesting, more stylish and more entertaining than their domestic counterparts.
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Our answer was obvious: She should do the thing that makes her more entertaining.
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GIFs and Stickers are supposed to make the Internet a better, more entertaining place.
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The Atlantic called it "a zanier, sillier 'Westworld,' and much more entertaining for it."
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That should make Twitter more entertaining, particularly for newbies who aren't addicted to refreshing yet.
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The 4,200 residents of Utqiagvik, Alaska, find far more entertaining ways of celebrating the Fourth.
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Arizona State: Bobby Hurley is more entertaining as a coach than as a player. 12.
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Everyone gets a hometown date because there is probably nothing more entertaining in the world.
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"It's more entertaining than the normal outreach," Loper said of the rationale behind the site.
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Everyone always talks about drunk shopping, but stoned shopping will clearly yield more entertaining results.
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But without those incredibly annoying blue shells, this version might actually be far more entertaining.
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Trust us: They're far more entertaining than the mariachi serenade your ex planned last year.
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Truth be told, McGregor fighting Pacquiao would probably be more entertaining than him fighting Mayweather.
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Worse, an outrageously snarky official Twitter account consistently proved more entertaining than the actual games.
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Allo has more entertaining stickers, including a muscular yellow bull that appears to be twerking.
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No more proof needed that sinning is far more entertaining, and much funnier, than saintliness.
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Batman tends to be so self-serious these days; Arnett's exaggerated narcissism is much more entertaining.
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For a more entertaining slice of heroism, My Hero Academia's third season is premiering on Hulu.
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To win chat, Facebook Messenger must be as accessible as SMS, yet more entertaining than Snapchat.
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To the degree that Trump was more entertaining, that was a part of the news event.
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Forget balls, these French bulldogs named Ganon and Loki know that balloons are far more entertaining.
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But it does sound like it made the House floor a more entertaining place to be.
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Still more entertaining discussion ensued about the purpose of OSI and the meaning of open source.
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LONDON — There are few things in this world more entertaining than a perfectly-timed Twitter burn.
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There's a reason cooking shows are really popular, it's more entertaining than just reading an article.
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The career romances from the publishers Valentine and Avalon are more entertaining, if rather less educational.
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It's usually more entertaining to other people and beneficial to you to have a hot take.
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It morphs into something darker, more complex, and somehow even more entertaining than what came before.
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A dog plus a Furbo makes for a much more entertaining security system than a Nest Cam.
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Short commercials are the future, and I will continue to make a living making ads more entertaining.
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Box Office Analyst's Stone said DC's solo movies have been more entertaining than their team-up projects.
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And it's arguably far more entertaining than any energy drink-tossing red panty night could ever be.
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Yes, they're comedians and, if nothing else, they're making boring-ass city council meetings way more entertaining.
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The takeaway ... ex-football players have a tendency to wanna bang more -- leading to more entertaining fights.
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Samsung's Creative Lab is one of the more entertaining additions to CES in the last several years.
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Now Golden State is expected to be even better, even more entertaining, with the newly added Durant.
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While Richie is constantly touting the virtues of realness, "Vinyl" is more entertaining when it's remixing history.
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And that's what makes this more entertaining than the actual football game being played just yards away.
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The frailties, the mistakes and the managerial overthinking only made this final night of baseball more entertaining.
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There are loads of great devices out there that make your life easier, and often more entertaining.
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That's not just because I found it more entertaining than Alissa seems to have, though I definitely did.
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Below, some of the more entertaining tweets commemorating a time before our lives revolved around liking and sharing.
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Because the figures are larger-than-life, the allegories bear more meaning (and are more entertaining, at that).
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It's dull, though still far more entertaining than the moments when Kat starts acting like a private investigator.
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And the exchange was made infinitely more entertaining because Timberlake can't speak after "severely bruising" his vocal cords.
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I grant you that Harris' Man in Black was a more entertaining character on a purely visceral level.
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Total time: 40 minutes For more entertaining tips, pick up PEOPLE's special Summer Grilling issue, on newsstands now.
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It could make it more interesting, more entertaining, but it could also go the other way as well.
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At this point, the trailers, dreams, and drama are more entertaining than any potential game ever could be.
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Lions Wild Card game, when Seattle wideout Paul Richardson made it unequivocally more entertaining than the Raiders vs.
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P&G has been investing in non-traditional advertising that it expects to be more entertaining for viewers.
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Some games are dynamic and exciting on their face and those games are more entertaining to watch without context.
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Such figures also fail to take full account of improvements in technology that make life easier and more entertaining.
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For a more entertaining look at Euro 2016's news and other soccer data, check out the Onefootball app.
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I'm going to steer clear of this and perhaps be a little bit more entertaining and go for action.
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And Star Trek: Discovery, also on CBS All Access, is at least more entertaining than the much maligned Enterprise.
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"Step Up 2" is considerably more entertaining than its predecessor, full of ecstatic brio and Busby Berkeley-ish panache.
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All in all this has been a pretty entertaining game; much more entertaining than it looked on the schedule.
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Their relationship burned suddenly and bright, first igniting after demons threw a more entertaining party than one of Tahani's.
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It is even more entertaining when a panelist's guess is actually on the show but in a different costume.
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This product placement feels hilariously out of place in Final Fantasy XV's universe, but it's more entertaining than irritating.
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By far the more entertaining of the two mythically entwined antagonists, L zeros in on Light with eccentric speed.
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Though, the KUWTK star does have quite the home: Her medicine cabinet organization alone is more entertaining than some vacations.
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Both men are grandmaster shit-talkers, so these verbal showdowns may very well be more entertaining than their actual fight.
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The result is a service that ditches the voicemail vibe of the original in favor of something much more entertaining.
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I also believe there's an aesthetic one: Diversity is another way of saying specificity, and specificity is just more entertaining.
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Season two added new characters and embraced the inherent goofiness of time-travel stories, resulting in something much more entertaining.
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Even more entertaining than their drunk banter is the two men struggling to see out of their alcohol-covered eyes.
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Some disgruntled workers on Whisper shared the creative ways they make downtime more bearable and work a little more entertaining.
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More than a million apps and virtual services exist that make our lives richer, more entertaining or just plain better.
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In one, the bout was a simple fix, though why a more entertaining spectacle wasn't arranged is an open question.
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But sometimes, a celebrity's personal life is even more entertaining than his or her on-screen or on-stage performances.
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Some impish part of us likes to hear about friends' breaking up, just because it's more entertaining than the alternative.
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Anyway, from an entertainment point of view, the barriers have made the conflicts on the path more entertaining and ferocious.
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They wanna be entertained, and who's more entertaining than a serial fraudster who never knows how to end a sentence?
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To fulfill Forrest's vision, new rules are aimed to speed up the game and make it more entertaining for fans.
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At least tweets about my terrible queso are more entertaining than this game One great thing about all of this?
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Whether that entertainment is in the nature of drama, comedy or something else — What would be more entertaining than that?
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What could possibly be more entertaining than watching Aubrey Plaza get high with some nuns that are famous for smoking pot?
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I don't want every team to play like the Rockets even though no team in the world is more entertaining. 4.
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Netflix has scale advantages and strong customer captivity, but zero network effects; it does not become more entertaining with more subscribers.
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"We thought that the interactivity of live gaming could also be applied to make conventional TV more entertaining," Botez tells TechCrunch.
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The rest of us simply tolerate those lovely moments of gratitude in hopes that something more entertaining will eventually take place.
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There will also be more entertaining content, featuring everything from standup comedy and Onion articles to horror, sports, and celebrity channels.
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"Review (from Nintendo Life): "With 'Mario Tennis,' the portly plumber proves once again that he can make any sport more entertaining.
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He says the brand isn't afraid to get slightly "edgy"around topical material if it makes for a more entertaining spectacle.
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The new Animoji are whole lot of fun, but Memoji are a much bigger deal — and, in my opinion, more entertaining.
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If her politics were a little squishy, she was more entertaining — supporters could take a spin class with #MeToo's Alyssa Milano!
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With thirty years of special effects and technology since the last reboot, the next retelling is sure to be even more entertaining.
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As a result, the real opportunity is going to be in creating more entertaining, exciting, social and stimulating apps than ever before.
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Ultimately, a more interactive experience means a more social and more entertaining experience (and the sort of deep engagement advertisers value too).
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A hair salon in Seoul, Korea is using four of Samsung's 55-inch mirror displays to make haircuts a little more entertaining.
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To make things even more entertaining, since he's essentially dressing as a fire hazard, his fiancé plans to dress as a firefighter.
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More entertaining was the fact that the phone came with one of those phone rings wrapped up in a condom-like wrapper.
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It appears that Cattrall rolls the bamboo mat in with the edible ingredients, which makes it all the more entertaining to watch.
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And those are going to be way more entertaining and engaging — not to mention safer — than I think most people previously imagined.
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Enter Bismack Biyombo, who has been a stout defender for the Raptors — and one of the more entertaining surprises of the postseason.
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Instead, he primarily uses melee weapons to make it more entertaining and relies on dodge rolls and counters to avoid enemy attacks.
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When it comes to doughnuts, we usually think the bigger the better, but this video proves that less is certainly more entertaining.
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The match was far more entertaining than the score would suggest, with Schwartzman erasing Nadal's huge leads in the first two sets.
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While other companies' products might feel less creepy or be more entertaining, none have the ubiquitous social connection of Facebook and Portal.
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It's more entertaining to do a meet-and-greet when you're playing Mario Kart against some kids versus trying to make small talk.
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When it comes down to it, girls are going to dance on stage or be more entertaining when they hear a Beyonce song.
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But from what we can tell, in Old Hollywood, the divas were diva-ier, the insults shadier, and the feuds far more entertaining.
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What makes this all the more entertaining is seeing the grace and ease with which these items are mastered by the younger generation.
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The person who was complicit in violating Richard's privacy, in trying to fabricate a scandal because it made my morning commute more entertaining.
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And honestly, the result is not only eerily spot-on, but possibly more entertaining than any other Game of Thrones episode to date.
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Swiping up icons seems just a pinch more entertaining than furiously bashing at the screen, without really messing with the underlying battle mechanics.
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His scenes are the funniest, and when I read aloud passages, I would put in extra effort to make Ron sound more entertaining.
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But VR is very quickly proving itself to be far, far more entertaining (and useful) than any of us could have originally predicted.
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We've got nice music, but the American ones make it more entertaining, their performances are huge and the presenters actually make me laugh.
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I can say without reservation that this review is about ten times more entertaining than the picture and, mercifully, about 102 minutes shorter.
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To make the rocket launch more entertaining, Musk put his own cherry red Tesla Roadster in the rocket to be released into space.
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I figure this will either result in fewer pauses because players don't want to dance, or will make the pauses much more entertaining.
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He's not a key player in this election campaign, but his sideline Twitter commentary has been one of the more entertaining voices to follow.
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What was revealed then would hold true for generations to come: Oscar parties have always been far more entertaining than the awards show itself.
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It turns out it's even more entertaining when the social media is used to turn against foods that look like a truly terrible idea.
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In the end they only manage to score a single point in the whole game, but that just makes it all the more entertaining.
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A voice recorder playing a loop of Clarkson's shoutings taped to a mannequin could have felt more authentic — and would have been more entertaining.
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So, to make the hunt — at the very least — more entertaining, we've rounded up snaps of dogs who understand the struggles of apartment searching.
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Boom offers streamers one more entertaining burst to bring excitement into their streams in a way that heightens excitement in a uniquely cinematic quality.
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Game Night Gift Crate, available at Gourmet Gift Baskets, $124.99A selection of IPAs, lagers, and ales will instantly make their game night more entertaining.
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Whether or not you agree with Trump's message, you can probably agree that his quotes are a lot more entertaining when set to music.
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Someone had mentioned to me that eating an edible before a flight made it more entertaining, so I thought, Why not try it out?
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Embiid will draw eyeballs by himself, but Rodriguez's creative flair and outside touch can make the 22-year-old franchise centerpiece even more entertaining.
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It was much more entertaining than Newcombe's 6-3, 6-1, 6-1 destruction of Wilhelm Bungert in the official Wimbledon final in July.
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You can get to the park by stairs, escalators or elevators, but it's far more entertaining to take the free gondola from the street.
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Without driving the manual, I have to believe that rowing your own car is far more entertaining to the enthusiasts Nismo is geared toward.
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It was more entertaining than I expected, but I also feel compelled to say that I don't think the Mary Poppins mythology makes any sense.
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Denmark coach Age Hareide has promised a more entertaining, attacking style against Croatia after their own fans jeered them in a bore draw against France.
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Unique capabilities like this could make Messenger more entertaining between utilitarian chat threads and appeal to a younger audience Facebook is at risk of losing.
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If there's anything more entertaining than Marshawn Lynch's career as one of the better running backs to grace the game of football, it's his retirement.
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What might be a second-round playoff series featuring two of the more entertaining backcourts began Sunday without Curry, out indefinitely with a knee sprain.
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Farmer's promoter Lou DiBella said he would talk to his fighter about boxing in a more entertaining fashion, but Farmer does not plan on changing.
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Over the last few decades, as the heavyweight division lagged behind more entertaining weight classes, that promotion has served to compensate for a lackluster product.
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Monfils is not only playing well, he is one of the more entertaining players on tour, and fans love to marvel at his athletic ability.
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On Sunday nights, "Berlin Station" and "Counterpart," two of the smarter, more handsomely produced and more entertaining genre dramas on TV, recently started new seasons.
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But the legalization of marijuana has proved to be a job-creating, tourist-attracting, vote-getting success in certain states, with more entertaining the idea.
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It's not all business and science on Czech's 73,000-follower Instagram page, which is far more entertaining than that of your average big-name skinfluencer.
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Nope. But it would be a hell of a lot more entertaining to watch it play out on a movie screen than in real life.
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It was, in contrast to other internet companies at the time, much more entertaining or various things like that were in ascendance at the time.
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The good news is that because companies pay so much for Super Bowl ads, they should at least be a little more entertaining than usual.
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It will make the artform more accessible, more entertaining, and more disinhibiting, allowing for all of us to share more emotion and passion through the music.
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Usually the point is to keep the drivers safe or make racing more entertaining with evenly matched machines, but that doesn't mean the engineers like it.
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Every athlete has their own way of expressing sheer joy, but the more emphatic the reaction the more entertaining it is for the viewers at home.
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But this overhaul of the process will not only make the tournament better, it will keep coaches honest and give us a more entertaining regular season.
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And when Fifty Shades Darker lets you chuckle at its ridiculousness, it's much more entertaining and genuine than the story it so desperately wants to sell.
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But let me tell you this, if you can get through Numbers, the book of Revelation is so much more entertaining and so much more fun.
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As my parents did before me teaching in slums, I was also trying to inform and educate young Brazilian people, but in a more entertaining way.
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But of course Uber couldn't stop there: There's also a lengthy — and much more entertaining — list of some rather uncommon items that riders have left behind.
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Today's kids are too young to remember Disney's read-along books and records, which combined narration and sounds with physical books to make reading more entertaining.
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How much more entertaining for Trump to retire to the political sidelines where he can tweet up a storm and indulge his penchant for name-calling.
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Behind him and running back Ezekiel Elliott, the No. 4 pick in the draft, the Cowboys' offense is more entertaining than it has been in years.
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This class would talk about the normal stuff that we do in English, but apply it to what some may say is a more entertaining subject.
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For those of us who don't, well, hopefully you're a fan of heavy dubbing—which, at the very least, makes the trailer a little more entertaining.
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We can't make that cross-country flight shorter, but we do have the tips and tools to make it more comfortable, more relaxing and more entertaining.
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The Hammers are now a side who look to win every game they're involved in, and that's led to some of the more entertaining contests this season.
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In honor of the big game, we're taking a look back at celeb Super Bowl commercials that literally made our lives that much better/funnier/more entertaining.
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The series is unveiling a redesigned car, which Penske, Miles and others believe will lead to safer but more entertaining racing at lower costs to team owners.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle was once married to a major Democratic politician and now she's hooked up with a Trump ... so which party is more entertaining at a party?
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His understated manner and fondness for economic orthodoxy earned him the nickname "spreadsheet Phil" (though he is much more entertaining in private than his public persona suggests).
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We haven't found the right format with this change and it's hard to see how it might be more entertaining for the fans this weekend in Bahrain.
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The social network has expanded into more entertaining areas like adding in more and more video and picture filters, as well as the popular face swapping feature.
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TWO months ago I would have said that not only is "Brave New World" a livelier, more entertaining book than "1984," it's also a more prescient one.
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He feels jarringly out of place in The King, as if lifted in from another, much more entertaining movie — and while he's onscreen, The King stirs awake.
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But so far, a combination of internal development, changing roles, and new faces on the fringe have created one of the NBA's more entertaining all-bench units.
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And though not all those things end up coming true (though I won't spoil which ones do), the journey there is all the more entertaining for its mishaps.
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"The women's team is more entertaining to watch than the men's team, to be honest with you, so the pay should be equitable," her dad, Troy Jensen, added.
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It's difficult to work out what's more entertaining, in fact: the colourful tats themselves, or Smith's expression when he tries to work out what to say about them.
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Honestly, in a half of a minute Jay-Z and Bey have managed to produce a more entertaining and suspenseful clip than any gangster film on the market.
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The model was in Houston with husband John Legend to watch Super Bowl LI first-hand, and proved to be far more entertaining than any Terry Bradshaw commercial.
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The MX-5 and Mazda 6 speak perfectly to the brand's DNA, but even the CX-5 crossover is more entertaining than it has any right to be.
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The iOS 11.3 update also comes with four new Animoji: a dragon, bear, skull, and lion — all of which should make for even more entertaining Animoji karaoke videos.
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Some will be skipping the event to attend Samantha Bee's nearby Not The White House Correspondents' Dinner, which may prove to be the more entertaining of the two.
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Snapchat has built a loyal following of young users, mostly in the U.S. and Europe, thanks to disappearing messages and tools that make photos and videos more entertaining.
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I find myself to be more entertaining in the cage, and this is where you see the celebrations come out, and the things I say, and repeating myself.
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"One of the more entertaining aspects of media coverage of media is how so many who blast Trump for half truths attack us with half truths," he continued.
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The risks were considerable, too: When the Germans are thrumming, there is no more entertaining team to watch and no more lethal side in front of the goal.
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"It's autobiographical in some sense, but more entertaining than how it actually happened," he added, like the exaggerated blood spurting to the ceiling in a Quentin Tarantino film.
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But the more entertaining video comes from the MTV VMAs Twitter account, where they were livestreaming a view of the celebrity-packed audience who was watching the show.
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That makes it even more entertaining to the rest of America as political Darwinism takes hold and blue states commit fiscal suicide as their tax bills come due.
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It's a more entertaining spin, frankly, than the still-in-release movie "Red Sparrow," which features Jennifer Lawrence as a Russian dancer recruited into a life of espionage.
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Clipping an external storage drive to your phone can make it more unwieldy for everyday use, but the additional room for content can make long trips more entertaining.
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"Additions like these will add a new layer of fun to game night, making game play even more entertaining and relevant," said Jonathan Berkowitz, President of Hasbro Brands.
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I don't know if I ever thought that we would play such big venues, but it just feels now like there's a responsibility to be even more entertaining.
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The first season of The Deuce offers, in essence, one Franco who reminds us that he's an Oscar-nominated actor, and another who evokes his more entertaining celebrity persona.
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After several seasons of limiting boost pressure to try to rein in the insane power of F1 engines and make races safer and more entertaining, turbos were banned altogether.
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After several seasons of limiting boost pressure to try to rein in the insane power of F21 engines and make races safer and more entertaining, turbos were banned altogether.
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Between Team Thor and this hilarious play sesh, watching Hemsworth sulk about being left out has been far more entertaining than anything he could've possibly done in Civil War.
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There are plenty of similar devices already on the market, but Facebook is betting on augmented reality and AI to make video calls more entertaining and easier to conduct.
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Having a reliable, fast broadband connection also acts as a gateway to other modern devices that have been designed to, in theory, make our lives easier or more entertaining.
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Featuring real-time feedback, interactive games, and a helpful companion smartphone app, it's never been easier (or more entertaining) to learn how to pick and pluck like a pro.
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This might be a good business solution but it would be much more entertaining if Disney had made the animatronic Trump imitate the real one as closely as possible.
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While we probably can't blame Morgan for the technical failure, it was definitely more entertaining than a lighting, and the internet enjoyed having a little fun at Morgan's expense.
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Rafael Nadal beat Diego Schwartzman in the US Open quarterfinals in straight sets on Wednesday in a match that was far more entertaining than the final score would suggest.
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In its second season, a show must probe its characters more deeply, while remaining true to their natures, while surprising viewers, while being even more entertaining—a big ask.
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I was sorry to lose DOUBLE DIPS, which I found considerably more entertaining, but it was accompanied by a corner of less than stellar fill: TSE, ESME, SIETE, DPI.
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Tucked into spare bedrooms and living out of suitcases, I assume, these celebrities have joined forces to make quarantine just a little bit more entertaining for all of us.
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HONORABLE MENTION New York Knicks Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis On the merits, this is one of the better and more entertaining potential NBA Jam pairings in the league.
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After getting over his head with High-Rise (have I mentioned how bad that film was yet?), Free Fire is at least a step in a more entertaining direction.
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They acquired these riches by marketing themselves abroad zealously and sharing TV revenue more equally than other European teams, which made the Premier League more competitive, and therefore more entertaining.
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People felt that everyone else's lives were more entertaining and glamorous than their own, and that everyone else was care-free while they themselves were wracked with stress and trouble.
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But on a night when the officiating drew tons of attention for all the wrong reasons, it's a bad stain on what should have been a much more entertaining game.
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Every web developer take note: Sebastian Ly Serena has come up with a brilliant way to make your website more entertaining and captivating—without clogging it up with boring content.
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It's a topic that comes up every now and then in the hockey world, with many believing that some extra space would make the game safer, faster and more entertaining.
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Some ex-drivers, who felt Vettel could have done nothing different, questioned whether the rules were fit for purpose with Formula One trying to encourage better and more entertaining racing.
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And when we see Qyburn's bribery of Varys's former King's Landing sources (a bunch of kids), it only drives home how much more entertaining Varys is at this sort of business.
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On top of that, the fact that alcohol is served during the ceremony has earned the Globes a reputation for being less buttoned-up and more entertaining than other awards shows.
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Which is way more entertaining to watch than Ghost sitting in a cell, as he and Tommy (Joseph Sikore) reunite with frenemy Kanan (50 Cent) to exact revenge in season five.
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But along the way, we get a far more entertaining cat-and-mouse game, with far more female interiority and male vulnerability, than this type of spy story has traditionally delivered.
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Some ex-drivers, who felt Vettel could have done nothing different, questioned whether the current rules were fit for purpose with Formula One trying to encourage better and more entertaining racing.
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The cadence of his voice isn't as singsongy, but there's something vaguely similar about the two, and I find that idea more entertaining than anything Morgan did with Negan this week.
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They're just looking to respond to questions, largely because answer polls and seeing where your responses match up to others can be a lot more entertaining than mindlessly scrolling through Instagram.
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Often, I even find the review of a movie more entertaining than the film itself, and I have watched many episodes in which they discuss movies that I haven't even seen.
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It's not entirely clear how many of the guests at London's Northall restaurant know what's happening in the sketch above, which makes Corden's contest with Chris Hemsworth all the more entertaining.
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Donald Trump didn't do the work necessary to craft a better convention — either one that was more entertaining for viewers or one that more effectively promoted the major themes of Trump's campaign.
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Although the child actor-turned-Brooklyn brewmaster posted a series of eight abstract drawings in June 2016, his return to Instagram today was definitely more entertaining than the black and white sketches.
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There's also the simple fact that outspoken people make for more entertaining and dramatic reality TV. Watch the ET interview below, and see whether you think Chase seems ready for the gig.
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NUTS + BOLTS is not unlike the popular Science Channel series How It's Made but with the inquisitive mind and fun-loving spirit of Tyler, it's sure to be a lot more entertaining.
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Dysfunctional families don't need a mass observation to prompt awkward, down-and-dirty dinner squabbles—and those pedestrian pathos-fests are often more entertaining (or more cringe-inducing) than the holiday ones.
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And while it's unclear how long it would take them to do it sober, it's far more entertaining for viewers to watch them do it while under the influence of illegal drugs.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Formula One needs more diversity and drivers need to toughen up if the sport is to become more entertaining and grow, five-times world champion Lewis Hamilton said on Thursday.
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In an effort to increase their product's pace of play, thereby making the games more entertaining to watch, the NBA announced today it has reduced the number of timeouts per game by four.
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Ms. Forster turned out several more entertaining social comedies over the next decade before plunging into biography and adopting a more consciously feminist approach to fiction, incorporating serious social problems into her narratives.
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The spacing feels just right, and as the larger screen is in the palm of your hands it all really feels delicately balanced and much more entertaining to play than a PS Vita.
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Ragnarok was more entertaining than it had any right to be, and so were the weeks leading up to it as the cast and directors charmed us all into buying many a ticket.
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Frank's diatribe would be more "entertaining," to quote the reviewer, if so much weren't at stake — like the possibility of sewing up a right-wing majority on the court for decades to come.
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Watching people make bad decisions is a lot more entertaining to me than watching two star-crossed lovers wait for the universe together and, in some ways, it is a bit more relatable.
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Daryl's swooping in to save the day gives it all a resolution that should redeem the disjointed pieces that preceded it, and yet that can't retroactively make the first forty minutes more entertaining.
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But thanks to small doses of sex and violence — and a healthy dollop of Jagger — the movie that frames that question is more entertaining than anything any critic, including this one, might say.
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One thing that made the trustees squirm was Moses' insistence that the museum needed to be more democratic, more entertaining, more popular, more representative of the community, and more responsive to its needs.
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My dogs are often a lot more entertaining than my kids, who spend a lot of time doing homework and don't have an irrational fear of Amazon boxes, large bags, or the wind.
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Eventually, the pilots get a chance to face off against some actual enemies flying in American airspace, but it's hardly more entertaining than the random loops Maverick and his friends practiced during training.
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A one-on-one dribble to the goal, as occurs in ice hockey, might favour more skilled players and be more entertaining for fans—though hockey shootouts are also something of a lucky dip.
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Having tried most of these, with mixed results, India's Uber rival Ola is looking at making cab experience more entertaining for riders, hoping it would make riders hop on to its cabs more often.
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The thought of the "queen" of mixed martial arts disappearing from the sport after getting head-kicked into oblivion by Holly Holm seemed more entertaining than seeing her return—especially after all this time.
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That will make the league more entertaining and make baseball better, because we want to wake up every day and know that every team has an incentive to win, not an incentive to lose.
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The more entertaining version was brought to us by the anti-tulip propaganda of the age: pamphlets spreading exaggerated tales about these wilting, decadent symbols of wealth and the ruin they brought with them.
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But Carrey's face is the human embodiment of Play-doh, which helps make an otherwise flat villain from the video games into a more entertaining, cartoon-y one, which feels fitting for this movie.
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"We've seen people watch TV with Twitter for 10 years and comment about it, which makes whatever they're watching a lot more interesting, a lot more entertaining and a lot more insightful," Dorsey said.
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Using elaborate experiments, he makes learning about science even more entertaining than Bill Nye did, and his latest invention is a sand-filled hot tub that somehow still behaves like water you can swim in.
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" One of the fans interviewed for a Mic article on the Beyoncé–Rihanna stan wars, identified as 17-year old Devin Francis, hinted at this: "Well, the Twitter feuds have became more and more entertaining.
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When people think mainstream media is itself "Fake News," people will turn to actual fake news outlets, because at the end of the day, they are at the very least more entertaining than Wolf Blitzer.
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While it's probably easy to guess what happens when a bowling ball is dropped on an axe head from 150 feet, the slo-mo results are still far more entertaining than reading a science textbook.
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That could in turn encourage them to spend more on Facebook ads to spread that content, while also making more entertaining and tolerable the ads users see so they spend longer on the social network.
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By the end of episode two of Back this dynamic was already getting more and more entertaining; we'll have to see how the series progresses to tell whether it's set to reach Peep Show heights.
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For one thing, the show isn't dull; even if some of the conversations here ooze with self-parody, they are often more entertaining than the parade of stuffed shirts that characterize most other tech confabs.
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Yes, Atwood said: the app, a kind of interactive podcast, plays an apocalyptic story line in a listener's ears as she jogs, thus making a workout more entertaining, if you like that sort of thing.
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We've seen this before — drivers using semi-autonomous or nearly autonomous features in cars start looking away from the road, going on their phones, and watching much more entertaining things like TV shows and movies.
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Like the assumption that Russian players are "enigmatic" or that men are inherently better and more entertaining on the ice than women, or that hockey is a unifying force in communities or across a nation.
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Canned voice-over commentary is one of the most reliable tropes in EA's style of sports games, and if the company is going to keep doing that, recruiting more entertaining names is a wonderful idea.
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Based on Disney's hit 2014 movie, "Big Hero 6: The Series" expands on the film's manga origins with a show that is arguably more entertaining and pure fun than the feature film that inspired it.
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The economic theme was also prominent in the new mass games routine, which was markedly lighter in tone and more entertaining than in previous years, when it tended to be more dramatic and overtly political.
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Centered on a teenage girl who identifies as "fat" (see the title) and has been in a psychiatric hospital for body image issues, it's more entertaining than that mere description would make it sound, I swear.
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That makes for a more entertaining read, but it provides less transparency in the sourcing of specific claims and therefore makes it more difficult to get any sense of just how solid Wolff's information may be.
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Record: 5-10 Last week: Lost to the Chargers, 14-7 This week: at New England Patriots One thing to know: After a more entertaining than expected season, it's still unclear what the Jets' future holds.
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It's debatable whether or not it's more entertaining for this to have all remained one of those internet mysteries that distracted us all from the horror show that is the rest of the world in 2019.
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What makes him even more entertaining is most of the time you're not actually sure if Blanc has any idea if he's onto something or just biding time until it falls in his lap ("Columbo" style).
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Seriously, the only logical reason I can come up with for why us reefer heads are hell-bent on ingesting weapons-grade THC percentages is to make watching things like The X-Files even more entertaining.
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It's a fascinating story, but depicted in more entertaining fashion in the video where the guy who makes the sweat wears a "Sweat Guy" hat and holds up an Eeu de Sweat perfume bottle – all Blagden touches.
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It's a cheat to deny the audience any real arc, and it makes it difficult to connect emotionally with the Portman segment of the movie, despite the fact that her performance makes it the more entertaining half.
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But perhaps no unlikely pair of pals is more entertaining or more delicious than Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg, who keep each other laughing and well-fed on their hit VH1 show, Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party.
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To make it more entertaining, users have the option to send a select number of packets to a group chat, which would work on a first come, first served basis, with the packets expiring in 24 hours.
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This "Black Mirror"-flavored tale of fate is a more entertaining yarn than "The Comedian," but it charts a course early for a twist ending that I suspect viewers will pick up on radar well before arrival.
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The crowd is usually small, with some 18,000 grandstand seats plus another 2,000 for hospitality and VIP and up to 15,000 general admission tickets available, but the race has been one of the more entertaining and unpredictable.
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The video of Gurley throughout the night was more entertaining than the actual on-ice action ... 'cause the 25-year-old lived it up in on-the-glass seats for the Kings-Stars game at Staples Center.
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He's probably more entertaining in a theater than he proved to be over the air; John Travolta, in the 2007 film version of the musical, made better use of the close-ups the TV cameras make possible.
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Usually the Bachelor/ette meets up with a few of their now happily-engaged predecessors, but watching Nick's castaways Corinne, Alexis and Jasmine dole out relationship advice was far more entertaining, so for that, ABC, we thank you.
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The grifter is a lot more entertaining, and this summer, con stories seemed to be everywhere — not because of any sudden renaissance of fraud, but because the media had tapped into a bottomless appetite for hearing about it.
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But they have embraced the game's evolution and become one of the more entertaining teams in the league, recovering nicely from the disappointing DeMarcus Cousins era, which ended with the superstar's trade to New Orleans in February 2017.
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Since he likes Catan, he may enjoy one of the newer strategy games for adults — perhaps the civilization-building game 210 Wonders, which is competitive but also fun for just two players (it's more entertaining with a group).
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Moore found sticks adorned with animals, from simple portraits of dogs, cats, and rabbits to more entertaining ones — like one 19th-century cane topped with an ivory British bulldog who even wears a monocle and one glass eye.
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Given that it's piled high with dirty laundry and filled with more regrets, ornate self-justifications, and cautionary tales than you can shake a Louisville Slugger at, House of Nails is far more entertaining than your typical player memoir.
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LONDON — There's only one thing more entertaining than a police officer dancing in the middle of a busy street, and that's a police officer having a dance off with a giant pig in the middle of a busy street.
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Koei's partnership with Nintendo has been productive: Hyrule Warriors surprised folks a few years ago with its general quality and polish, and last year's Fire Emblem Warriors showed how a little added tactical concern could make battles more entertaining.
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"I feel that I can tell a richer and more entertaining story with women," Mr. Almodóvar said, his signature shock of thick white hair and mischievous eyes in full evidence during the interview at the Peninsula Hotel in Manhattan.
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If there's any reasonable conclusions we can draw, it's that people who found revenge porn more entertaining and less distressing, were also more likely to score high on the Dark Triad personality traits (narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy) and ambivalent sexism.
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And it's much more entertaining than this halting, uncertain conversation between Zuckerberg and two prominent law professors, which attempts to bring a sense of history to the conversation but mostly just magnifies the historical weirdness of absolutely everything under discussion.
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"Pi" (22005) experiments with generating music through the ratio of circumference to diameter in a circle, in part to question our dogged adherence to more traditional Western composing methods (frankly, the musical result is more entertaining than pleasant to listen to).
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Jared Leto's posturing as the Joker in Suicide Squad trailers already seems stale; give McKinnon some green hair dye and lipstick and let her grin like she does here, and she already seems crazier — not to mention more entertaining and appealing.
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"It's easier and more convenient and, in a way, less effort and more entertaining, to just kind of siphon all of your information through people that you know," says Shannon Strucci, a YouTuber who specializes in film analysis and internet culture.
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The show is actually more entertaining — and endearing — when the characters are drawn with compassion and the jokes come with a dose of empathy for whichever kid happens to be suffering the worst indignities of puberty at any given moment.
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In an era in which attention spans are short, it is going to be hard because you're going to have to figure out ways to make it more entertaining, and you're going to have to be more creative, not less.
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The world of wrestling, not entirely coincidentally, gave us the concept of "kayfabe" — the elaborate apparatus of feuds and backstory that everyone involved in the sport is supposed to pretend are real in order to make things more entertaining for everyone.
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"[I] felt like it wouldn't be an exciting YouTube video if I just got a tattoo and that was it, so I decided it would be a whole lot more entertaining if Tavian chose it and surprised me," Mills said in an interview.
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As Motherboard's resident pro-wrestling fan, I can honestly say that, this side of WrestleMania or Wrestle Kingdom, there isn't a more entertaining television event than the (neverending) US presidential election… which is kind of a problem if you're a cord cutter.
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It's true that this year's actual nominees don't really represent that diversity — but many of the celebrities themselves do, and for an increasing number of moviegoers, watching them is probably more entertaining than a single host telling the same bad jokes all evening.
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There's lots of academic research backing up this premise, but the best and more entertaining explanation of how we make our voting choices was laid out in Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams' 2017 book, Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World Where Facts Don't Matter.
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As with the first film, what makes The Legend of Drunken Master stand out are the extended, intense fighting sequences — but with Chan at his peak and with a major studio budget at his disposal, these fight scenes are arguably even more entertaining.
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The Bake Off tent is full of cream and fondant while the butter merrily melts to the sound of the theme song, but I always felt the whole thing would be a lot more entertaining if the contestants and the judges were stoned.
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The CW series played a large part in putting New York magazine's Vulture on the map back in the day, thanks to Jessica Pressler and Chris Rovzar's recaps, which took on a life of their own and were often more entertaining than the show itself.
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Here are a few examples: I'm not a copyright lawyer, but please feel free to use these next time your company gets hacked because at least you'll make our job, as reporters who cover data breaches day in and day out, a bit more entertaining.
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But here's the thing: While it's far more entertaining than any other body product we've owned, the primary alleged cellulite-busting ingredient, maté tea extract, hasn't been proven to work as well topically as it supposedly is ingested (as is the case with most cellulite creams).
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Aside from being far more entertaining than last week's episode, "Stormborn" finally gave the youngest Stark daughter something to live for besides vengeance: hope that she can once again unite with her siblings, Jon Snow (well, as far as she knows, he's her brother) and Sansa.
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It's a real-life equivalent of a video game mech, and while the weapons, sounds, and effects are all simulated during a battle in your living room, the overall experience ends up being more entertaining than just staring at a TV screen with a controller in hand.
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It's a lot more entertaining to watch Javier Baez turn a slick double play than to hear endless pontificating about respect for the game, about the way the game and its players used to be, and complaints about how much the game has supposedly been degraded.
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"We won't be running these experiments like the labs do, but recreating some of their work in more entertaining or theatrical ways," said Mr. Byrne, noting that he previously tried out immersive theater with the disco setting of "Here Lies Love," his musical about Imelda Marcos.
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That's so much more entertaining than finding a mysterious charge on your credit card, only to realize that you were one of millions of people who were victim to a massive security breach at Target, or one of the many other sites that are hacked on a regular basis.
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This is the big, clever design trick that propels Battlegrounds so far up the Twitch rankings, without a big AAA marketing push, without big esports events, without visual spectacle: It's a game that seems to get better and more entertaining to watch when it's played by middling players.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's another reason to be thankful for the internet as a viral clip of a man constantly fainting and waking back up while riding a roller coaster is made infinitely more entertaining with the addition of the Microsoft Windows startup and shutdown sound effects.
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Kahoot is not your average gaming company: some games are created in-house, but the majority of them are user-generated — "Kahoots" in the company's parlance — created by the people setting the learning tasks or those trying to create a more entertaining way of remembering or learning something.
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Over three years later, I have a thoroughly more entertaining story than any tale of interstellar adventure: Thanks to a thriving gray market for virtual spaceships in a game not even released yet, I was able to wheel and deal my way to thousands of dollars in profit.
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Ronnie Wood's impetuous sleaze-ridden attempts at trying to hit on American Beauty star Thora Birch, who is at least 30 years younger, are made all the more entertaining by Ronnie throwing his drink over a random stage intruder called "BRANDON BLOCK", and then standing on the stage looking confused.
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At this year's Aviation Interior Expo in Hamburg, Germany, the experts got together to hash out the future of aviation, and hey, it's looking OK. The following ideas won the annual Crystal Cabin awards for excellence, and they promise to make your time in a plane a tad prettier, greener, and more entertaining.
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I saw countless "legendary" sets but remember very little of them because often getting ice cream or watching people fall down a mud hole for hours is more entertaining as a kid than looking at a stage, watching music you don't know that well and can only see when you're on someone's shoulders.
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More often than not, those tweaks arrive after a considerable period of huffing about how such bush league tactics could never fly at the professional level, which perhaps explains the NFL's refusal to adopt genuinely useful ideas, such as replacing its stale, tie-inducing overtime with the vastly more entertaining college version.
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And though he tends to vacillate between pithy slogans ("tattoos make the sidewalk much more entertaining," he said) and meandering anecdotes (his time as an E.M.T. in New York City in the 1990s contributed to who he is today, he said), it turns out that Mr. Roth is a man with fearsome focus.
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Some, like Animoji karaoke are more entertaining than useful, but others — like Warby Parker's new app — are a little more useful (as spotted by Joanna Stern on Twitter.) The glasses company is cleverly using the iPhone's camera to take maps of people's faces, and use that data to recommend styles of glasses that will best fit your face.
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"Esports for me is just as, if not more, entertaining as regular sports," said Jake Duchesne, a 203-year-old fan who says his love of esports was sparked in the same way he started following the NFL, NBA and NHL — he wanted to watch "the best of the best" compete in the sports he enjoyed.
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Stranger Things MVP Jim Hopper is many things — Police chief, chain-smoker, Jim Croce enthusiast, goofy dancer, dad/daddy, one half of TV's hottest ship, our unabashed fave — but however you choose to define him, the root of our obsession can be traced back to the man who plays him, David Harbour, who is, if anything, even more entertaining than his iconic character.
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The Golden Globes is known for being one of the more entertaining awards shows (aside from the Grammys, which is really just a fun concert at this point) because it honors both television and movie performances, gives the attendees access to alcohol, and is usually good for at least one OMGWTF unpredictable win (thanks in large part to how the awards are structured).
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The Iron Heel, published in 1908 by Jack London, is a long political tract disguised as a pulp novel starring an impossibly heroic protagonist — think of it as the more entertaining socialist version of Atlas Shrugged: Its fascists are businessmen so self-confident that they outright tell their worst enemy that they're planning to take over America within the first five chapters.
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Some may also ask whether fact is not only stranger than fiction but also more entertaining at a time of dizzying drama in the real White House when the Justice Department is investigating Russia's attempts to disrupt last year's election, senior aides are fired with a frequency worthy of "The Apprentice" and the threat of nuclear war is no longer the stuff of docudramas.
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There's a couple other weird, discomfiting tidbits from the story, including that Gargac prefers the bar crowd for being more entertaining—read: drunk—for viewers to watch, that he installed a plugin to show an image of a rooster over boarding passengers' groins after his cameras caught an upskirt shot of a female rider, and Gargac's viewers seem to routinely leave creepy, sexist, or judgmental comments about the riders.
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Lieff Cabraser's brief, which was also signed by the other firms on the VW plaintiffs steering committee and New York University professor Samuel Issacharoff, is a more entertaining read than VW's, leading off with a memorable account of the long ago "ghost riders" of New Jersey buses and trains, who would appear out of nowhere to claim injuries whenever one of the vehicles was involved in an accident.
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Alongside Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith, the foursome has made Inside the NBA one of the must-watch shows on television over the last decade (and it's not unusual for the show to be just as—if not more—entertaining than the NBA game they're analyzing.) This is thanks to the chemistry between them, but also because of Shaq's short-temper with Charles Barkley, which makes things pretty heated at times.
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