Peers who have navigated addiction are more relatable, experts said.
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Aerie has been praised for being a more relatable brand.
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Indeed, the older I get, the more relatable "Seinfeld" becomes.
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And, really, doesn't that make the scene more relatable still?
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It's more relatable—you could be that tourist on the beach.
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This sense of immediacy is why these images feel more relatable.
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A whiskey-drinking pop star is a more relatable pop star.
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" - "Soccer is easier to play; it's more relatable; it's less expensive.
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At times, in fact, he feels more relatable than T'Challa himself.
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It'd be a lot more empowering — and a lot more relatable.
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Some aspects of them are, as predicted, more relatable than others.
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It's more relatable and terrifying even than an average Black Mirror episode.
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Mr Hoffman makes Benjamin more relatable, trading Salingeresque angst for nervous wreck.
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When you eliminate jargon and gobbledygook, people find you much more relatable.
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And what could be more relatable, more perennial, than uncertain, shy desire?
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The model believed discussing her husband's finances made them more relatable to audiences.
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If anything, the unrequited dolphin has just become even more relatable to humans.
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"If anything, made him more relatable to people outside the Beltway," Houck said.
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This one looks happier and more relatable (just like the focus group suggested!).
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It makes the whole premise of the movie seem a lot more relatable.
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What once seemed like a funny premise suddenly became a lot more relatable.
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"This is exactly how a billionaire TV personality became more relatable," she said.
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I see that the honest vulnerability helps to make the content more relatable.
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Self-discovery is a universal quest, so immediately the characters are more relatable.
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Traits like honesty and humility make you more human and therefore more relatable.
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"It&aposs a way to make this existential crisis more relatable," Wilsey said.
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And, arguably, removing a celebrity from a brand should make it more relatable.
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This cycle, she has upgraded her wardrobe in an attempt to be more relatable.
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No, their vacations are way, way more relatable and down to earth than that.
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"It makes you more balanced and interesting and more relatable to people," she said.
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Zayn is doing something way more relatable: he just wants to help his friend.
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What's even more relatable: He doesn't want to leave it for fear of being rude!
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I understand the impulse behind thinking these types of images make your content more relatable.
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Instead, we're trading in the ball gowns and tiaras for something — nay, someone — more relatable.
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Having pets and treating them well has made first families more likeable and more relatable.
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Luckily, Reddit is already there to pick up his slack with a more relatable Photoshop.
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These new angles also let the writers make the conflicts on these shows more relatable.
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But our favorites are the ones that make the Disney princesses a little more relatable.
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Met this robot in Stop and Shop todayAre the eyes to make it more relatable?
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Did you have to downplay Fleabag's sexual obsessions to make her more "relatable" for TV?
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Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams told Insider it makes the duchesses "more relatable" to their fans.
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There, for a moment at least, they find companionship: What's more relatable than being alone?
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We see a private side that can explain their drive or make them more relatable.
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Hilary Duff celebrated Thanksgiving with her family, and her holiday post couldn't be more relatable.
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Or at least more relatable than Spiderman or Mystique or Thor, the Asgardian god of thunder.
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On Tuesday, Mendes became even more relatable when she shared her wardrobe malfunction on the app.
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But for photographer Frances F. Denny, the word "witch" carries a more relatable and cordial connotation.
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This ongoing quest to expose injustice makes Watch Dogs 2 much more relatable than its predecessor.
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"I think it's more relatable to see the behind-the-scenes and realize it's really basic."
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It worked because, in many ways, the Simpsons were more relatable — they didn't hide their flaws.
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They do this because they think tweets with errors in them make the president more relatable.
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They have succeeded in part by creating an environment that is less formal and more relatable.
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But Kércz likes how it gives humans the chance to see animals in a more relatable light.
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It looks like Charle-feigh's hair chronicles are more relatable than she or Markeisha could have imagined.
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Lady Tremaine, with her flaws and insecurities, was far more relatable than our poor put-upon Cinderella.
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She was just trying to tame an insecurity, and what's more relatable than a girl who's insecure?
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"She messes up a lot of the time, which for me makes her more relatable," Adams said.
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Amazon is giving football fans across the pond a more relatable way to watch America's favorite sport.
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Do you feel like there's something inherent in horror films that makes them more relatable to women?
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But as with everything surrounding Balam Acab, this album's origins are far more relatable and, frankly, mundane.
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At the least, this Portland squad — damaged, proud, tireless, exceeding expectations against daunting odds — is more relatable.
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"When it's two people laughing about their own relationship problems, it's much more relatable," Ms. Pool said.
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Instead, try something more relatable, like #selfcare under a picture of you standing next to a horse.
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Smartphones are what people are filming their videos with, so it&aposs just more relatable, he said.
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He's instantly more relatable than Tony Stark's "genius billionaire playboy philanthropist," or Captain America's star-spangled super soldier.
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The beard grounds the character Marvel introduced to us eight years ago, making him more relatable and human.
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And what's more relatable than a pudgy middle-aged divorcé binge-eating pizza and weeping over nature docs?
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For us, it was taking that down off of that weird dark pedestal and making it more relatable.
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Nothing more relatable than this kid trying to pull his phone out to get a selfie is me.
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But stand-ups are talking about stuff that was much more relatable than it was in the past.
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Check out the video to hear Ice T reinterpret some beloved characters, giving them much more relatable lines.
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That Abrams, Bryce, and Williams can understand these concerns may, if anything, make them more relatable, not less.
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It also allows scientists to highlight some human-like traits in these animals and ultimately make them more relatable.
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"What makes cars more relatable is the human hands that made them, and yes, those create imperfections," he says.
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They said it's free, caters to their hobbies, and, because many YouTubers are teenagers, the content is more relatable.
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It's a lot more relatable than simply killing a lot of bad guys to avenge a loved one's death.
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No, her most memorable mistake worst wasn't the time she over-plucked her famous brows — it's even more relatable.
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Girl Walks into a Bar is hilarious, yes, but it's about a much more relatable topic: an unexpected pregnancy.
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With time it expanded to creating college-specific Our Stories and ones of more relatable activities like enjoying Fridays.
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"There are so many androgynous-looking girls these days, we thought they would be more relatable," Mr. Wang said.
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Enough people have been through that experience to make the concept more relatable than many of HBO's recent half-hours.
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His over 15 million (mostly underage) subscribers like this sort of comedic aloofness—it serves to make Paul more relatable.
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Rather than taking a terrible event and protesting in anger, he remixes things he loves to make them more relatable.
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Fabricated City is a more relatable action thriller than most, as it doesn't rely on fantastical elements or wacky gadgets.
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Why you love it so much: It's probably one of the more relatable, just-as-sweet proposals from this list.
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Making a spin-off series will not help the themes of "Parasite" feel any more relatable than they already do.
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But, I'm glad that she did, because her monologue was more relatable for many people than she might ever realize.
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The people that she help clean up their spaces aren't exactly Hoarders-level collectors, which makes them even more relatable.
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Cole Sprouse knows his character can be insufferable — and he thinks that makes him more relatable as a teen character.
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But going back to what you said earlier—I find it interesting how DaMarcus is made so much more relatable.
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Her character is rather selfish and one-sided, which I love because it makes the show so much more relatable.
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He was more relatable to his players, conveyed a loose, genuine confidence, and was less contentious with the news media.
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I think the Midwest edge makes our content much more relatable and less insular than what's produced on the coasts.
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" When I asked him what he meant by "respect," Ives smirked and said: "The takes are just much more relatable.
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Novotna came off as much more vulnerable, much more relatable, which was why her Wimbledon victory struck such a chord.
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It also has the advantage of being more relatable, even if others' circumstances are not nearly as dire as yours.
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Commentators have mentioned that Clinton needs to make herself more relatable, among other things, if she wants to win the election.
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What references, analogies or comparisons can you add to make your review more relatable to a broad cross-section of readers?
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We felt lucky that he was an American because it would help make his experience more relatable to our U.S. readers.
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It might be the innocence of Lily and Marshall's relationship that's more relatable to me than those of other TV couples.
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"My thesis is an attempt at designing a robot around emotion, expression and movement to make it more relatable," he writes.
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But a single death can be understood in the more relatable terms of, say, a grieving father or a desperate spouse.
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It helps make Love Is Blind more relatable and less of a one-trick pony as the 10-episode series progresses.
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His tone-deaf comments about being unable to use TurboTax certainly did not make him more relatable to non-billionaire Americans.
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"I'm frankly not surprised that the studio chose to emphasize the warmer, more relatable comedic elements of the movie," she said.
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Deep in the core of pro wrestling storytelling, beneath the tales of violence, vengeance, and betrayal, is a softer, more relatable hypothesis.
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No disrespect to Beyoncé (that would be considered a cardinal sin), but Solange is definitely the more relatable of the Knowles sisters.
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Add a consistently solid sale section and models in slightly more relatable shapes and sizes, and this Austin favorite seals the deal.
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The study authors believe it could be because Wilder and her editors thought scarlet fever would be more relatable to her readers.
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It's also why, compared to other magazines who continue to struggle to stay en vogue, InStyle feels more relatable than ever before.
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This story would be more relatable if the struggling woman was given any defining characteristics at all other than her mental instability.
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There are ancient kings, powerful gods, and prophecies of a hero of light, but the story shines in smaller, more relatable moments.
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But, as the actress shared on Instagram this weekend, even she has #haircutfails in her closet — and they couldn't be more relatable.
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Likewise, the new millennial women in Congress are embracing their supposed "naivete," which has made them even more relatable to younger voters.
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In fact, he figured including a few big-name celebrities would help make the often complicated content of the film more relatable.
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So the question is: How do we make this real and dress it down so it's more relatable to a larger group?
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He might be more relatable than Hannah, but the latter is far better at her job, and her leads are more intriguing.
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One wonders what Trump's motives are in sharing it in the first place--to appear more relatable and human to the public?
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The bottom line: "We have to make science more relatable and visible," says Seth, and show how scientific advances improve daily life.
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Teddy Schleifer: This is part of a broader push by you, internally, to make the stodgy Wall Street institution more relatable, right?
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Things don't come easily to her — least of all romance — but it only makes her more determined and, of course, more relatable.
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" And they were "hungry for a brand that is skinned in a way that is a lot more relatable to millennial consumer.
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NB: I feel that as we sink deeper into this capitalist hellscape we live in, the more relatable our content will become.
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Watney's swearing makes him seem more relatable as a character and helps offset the heavy science, Mr. Montalbano said in an email.
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Mr. Schwartz said that this push toward retooling the zippy superhero comic as a slower-paced family drama keeps "Runaways" more relatable.
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"You can be the chicest thing in a T-shirt and jeans — it's up to you," was one of the more relatable ones.
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"I can't imagine a more relatable subject matter and I'm thrilled to have had the opportunity to participate in such a special show."
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The idea is that the texting format is more relatable for young people who have been communicating this way since they were children.
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With Thor in particular, and Valkyrie, and Banner, I think the way they're portrayed in this film is so much more relatable now.
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They've battled and won over evil, demo-dogs and all, but can they survive the more relatable milestone of attending a school dance?
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It's probably not a good sign for the show that Ward seems like a way more relatable and interesting character than Danny does.
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"For the first hearing, the committee is bringing in companies most consumers recognize to make the discussion about privacy more relatable," Hill said.
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"We've just had a lot of fun highlighting the more relatable side of celebrities," Diamond told Refinery29 about this year in celebrity comments.
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Girl: -____- This was released in 2009 and honestly I'm not sure a more relatable slice of sex education has arrived before or since.
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"It was interesting to me that I was more relatable when I was closeted and dishonest than when I came out," she said.
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Developments like live streaming, social media and more have made the stars of today more relatable and more easily reachable than those of yesteryear.
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Cox also spilled some major secrets about the upcoming fourth season of the show, revealing that her character's storyline is more relatable than ever.
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These seemingly mundane activities help keep the fantastical world grounded, and make the main characters much more relatable, creating deeper and more meaningful connections.
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There are bright spots on TV and in movies that show more realistic, more anatomically accurate, and much, much more relatable self-love sessions.
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He only got more relatable today when he tweeted out a link to a scene that was cut from Parks for being too long.
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We want to see the art, but add our twist to it; we want to make it more relatable, more modern, and more us.
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According to Allen Adamson, professor of marketing at NYU, creating a sexier Mr. Clean makes him more human, more relatable, and therefore, more marketable.
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He's heard from many male fans who tell him they find scenes featuring a non-idealized body type like his more relatable and engaging.
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Still, Boone has nevertheless proved to be more relatable than his predecessor, Joe Girardi, who was let go after 10 years in the job.
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And based on those comments, Bloomberg's sponcon doesn't seem to be convincing people he's any more relatable, hip, or funny than he was before.
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Increasingly, global audiences find Turkish TV serials, Bollywood films, and K-Pop more relatable, more attuned to their lived realities, their values and aspirations.
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Her videos are so popular that far more experienced Democrats have attempted to use her methods to become more relatable to the electorate. Sen.
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Because despite the media backlash, that moment made her more relatable (tell me you haven't duped a self-checkout or stolen free samples or whatever).
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But this makes them all the more relatable and real to anyone who's felt stigmatized and powerless in the face of large-scale institutional oppression.
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She's continuing to fight the battle for equality she has always fought and she's picking out elements of her life to make her more relatable.
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For Sandberg, it conveys the idea that the chief operating officer has been held (lightly!) accountable for her missteps, while also making her more relatable.
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Unable to sling a spell or cast a charm, she's a far more relatable character than most other magical detectives that dot the literary landscape.
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When I'd just qualified, I was probably more relatable, and the cultural chasm between me and my pupils seemed more like a reasonably small crevasse.
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Played by Elisabeth Moss, Offred is more relatable than she's ever been, with a motto ("I intend to survive") destined for a thousand Etsy products.
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Any kind of person who's new in a profession tends to be a little more relatable to the youth and maybe just, you know, fresh.
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"I've been told that she's very self-assured and doesn't feel like she needs to change her reserved personality to be more relatable," said Brower.
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The show doesn't incite a collective amnesia of the actual royals, but we are seeing them in a different, overall more relatable and likable light.
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We actually believe influencers are more impactful than athletes and TV stars because they are more relatable and so their audience is more tapped in.
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"Opioid addiction is more relatable than the past perception of heroin junkies lying in the street," says Katharine Neill, a drug policy expert at Rice University.
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The canine characters are instantly more relatable and accessible to the (presumed English-speaking) audience, while the human characters are literally incomprehensible unless you speak Japanese.
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The simplicity and sincerity of the whole thing may not make for a good movie, but it's certainly more relatable than an elaborate rom-com plot.
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It's more relatable than you thinkKanye: I love Views but maybe it's time to leave the "fuck bitches, get money" shit to the 21 year olds.
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I muse that perhaps male executives think that queer women are somehow more relatable because of the misconception that they fit more into a "male" paradigm.
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So all the characters listed above get +50, except for Varys, who was only traveling by ship and not teleporter so as to seem more Relatable.
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Barbie has come under fire over the years for its anatomically inaccurate portrayal of a woman's body, even prompting some to create more relatable, realistic alternatives.
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While a luxurious public wedding can make a C-lister's lifestyle seem aspirational, paradoxically, the same kind of event can make an A-lister more relatable.
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But others have pointed out that the so-called anonymity of some of her lyrics actually makes her songs more relatable, especially for the queer community.
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We hope to provide a more relatable vision of what it means to run a growing company in order to inspire others embarking on their own journeys.
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Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade reminded adults how stressful growing up can be and gave teens an emotional look at middle school through a more relatable lens. 463.
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Black people are not separate entities that operate outside of existing codes that everyone else follows, and race is more relatable than Hollywood would like to admit.
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But HBO's series turns the movie's concept on its head, by creating a world where the androids might be more relatable than the flesh-and-blood characters.
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That's why she has undertaken the task of rewriting classic fairy tales but swapping out the more zany violence for a much more relatable breed — gun violence!
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Mattel has come under fire over the years for Barbie's anatomically inaccurate portrayal of a woman's body, even prompting other brands to create more relatable, realistic alternatives.
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So having that sort of view on the show, in a way, makes it more relatable than if it was something where we're just railing on believers.
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Bethenny Frankle has never been more relatable — the Real Housewives of New York City star just revealed she wore her own dress to the 2019 Emmy Awards.
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As part of her mission at InStyle, Ms. Brown wants the magazine to become more relatable, and to reflect the hybrid roles of many of today's celebrities.
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So to make the ocean's plight more relatable, a Swedish sustainability group is putting out a message that will hit you where it counts: right in the nerd.
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Armstrong has finessed this trick throughout his writing and producing career, exploring how even at their lousiest, human beings are more relatable than many may want to believe.
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The first person campaign spin doctors would usually turn to in order to make a person like Trump more relatable to regular folks would be the candidate's wife.
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And people can make fun of her unapologetic taste for luxury all they want — but when it comes to the actress' Netflix queue, she couldn't be more relatable.
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Within the timeless format of a pop song, she can place a blunt truth that turns the experience on its head, making it both refreshing and more relatable.
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Delta largely won the online conversation by adopting a more relatable, less corporate tone than airlines often take when placed at the center of the controversy, Geller said.
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Here's a bold statement for you: There is nothing more relatable on the internet right now than this three-second video of a little boy dropping a watermelon.
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Read more: Kate Middleton's outfit for Archie's christening included a sweet nod to Princess DianaHowever, every so often we see a side of Middleton that's much more relatable.
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Other than being on TV, walking red carpets, having millions of social media followers and going to five photoshoots a day, Chrissy Teigen is more relatable than ever.
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The most striking difference between the two, though, may be that Phang is ripped, while Gritty has a body type that is more relatable to the average American.
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Watching Atlas struggle as it tries to pick up a box only to have one of its creators slap it away feels more relatable than it ought to.
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And while the live-action Grinch was somewhat off-putting in his menacing slapstick, this version of the character, voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch, is a little more relatable.
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Iza is more relatable to many readers, as the old woman's urbane daughter who's trying to care for her mother while keeping a hard-fought place in society.
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Plus, any character that literally dies to avoid conflict (as Yoda does when Luke asks if Darth Vader is really his father) is instantly more relatable and endearing.
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They hoped that her union with the popular prince would mark a new era for the royal family, one that would usher in fresh and more relatable values.
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As few people believe they are stupid, or a bad driver, a more relatable component of Dunning-Kruger is incorrectly believing one area of skill translates to another.
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She isn't a supermodel or an executive or a secret agent — other acclaimed heroines Bollywood has written for its actresses — and she's all the more relatable for it.
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It's not only more relatable, but also because it doesn't make much sense to stick to the binaries of the real world when animation can literally be anything.
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Meanwhile, mass shootings, the most visible gun violence of all, feel different: There's a sense that they can happen anywhere, so they seem like a more relatable threat.
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In an attempt to make him jealous (and make her more relatable to viewers as part of a strategic branding move), Mary Jane agrees to date a movie producer.
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When she's not rocking sky-high heels for a red carpet event, Witherspoon steps out in accessible looks that make her even more relatable than her personality already exudes.
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Andy Cohen said that their struggles made the Housewives more relatable to viewers, but I think it's really the housing storylines and what they symbolize that fortify that link.
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But despite its eccentric and sometimes bizarre presentation, FLCL evokes the growing pains and complicated feelings of puberty (as well as unambiguous phallic imagery) in far more relatable terms.
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The freshman sitcom didn't reinvent the sitcom family wheel so much as it pushed past its limitations to find something far more relatable than the usual formula ever could.
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So, Whisper pulled together a few of the juiciest, more relatable, and just plain fascinating secret spending habits on the app, where anonymous people post confessions over nondescript images.
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Instead the masses looked confused, as though he was rapping about new brooms he picked up at Bed, Bath, and Beyond, which would've inevitably been more relatable to most.
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Mahoney wrote that Casey's natural ability on camera has given "affability and eloquence" to her husband, telling stories about him and making him appear more relatable to the public.
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Players who feel they have been judged or misunderstood their whole lives may choose to create a profile that looks like someone they think represents a more relatable person.
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It even acquired a new and essential incongruity, introducing a sweetness and warmth that made him more relatable to viewers who might have been alienated by his acerbic sensibility.
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The better that part of a movie is, the more effective it is, the more relatable it is and real-seeming it is, the funnier all the gross stuff is.
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Blue will likely make quite the amazing big sister, and aside from style tips will be able to pass on to her siblings some wisdom at a more relatable level.
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She sees astrology as a system that validates human experiences with archetypes, and the more relatable something is, the more likely it is to be magnified online by an algorithm.
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NHTSA's rating system predicts around a 93 percent chance of a passenger in the Model X walking away from serious crashes, to put the high ratings in more relatable terms.
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The scene has the feel of a shooter game where you take cover behind vehicles and fire off headshots, but such gameplay services a rather sweeter, certainly more relatable context.
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Even though Kanye and Pharrell been doing fashion, it was just more relatable to us 'cause they were younger, and it was more they still was outside in the street.
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Macon Reed's "Eulogy for the Dyke Bar," (2015) sets the physical terms of the installation, temporarily turning the gallery into a less rarified, and to many, a more relatable space.
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Billionaire and Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg has hired some of the most popular accounts on Instagram to craft custom memes that make him more relatable to social media users.
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Consider our knees bent and our loyalty pledged to you, Set in the medieval kingdom Dreamland, the protagonists could not sound more relatable, with Princess Bean's (Jacobson) Cersei-like drinking problem.
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To the latter point, it's not unlike the kind of reasoning that leads studios to whitewash roles, thinking a white protagonist might be more relatable, symbols and cultural paraphernalia more universal.
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Clinton, who was well-known for her vast pantsuit collection, has upgraded her wardrobe during her most recent bid for president to appear more relatable, according to the New York Post.
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"When I'm talking about something deep and serious, my goal is to flip it and try to take the heaviness out of the subject to make it more relatable," she explains.
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Michael Jackson, Oprah Winfrey and President Barack Obama have all been accused of staying aloof from black culture to gain more power and be more relatable to a wider, whiter audience.
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"Every time I watch this movie Kat seems more and more relatable," explains Sarah Barson, co-host of Bad Feminist Film Club, a podcast that reviews movies through a feminist lens.
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Kick drums are primed for punishment, synth lines squeal and sulk, it's a revision far from the rarified air in of the original, but sometimes earthly desires are more relatable anyway.
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It also made Keanu Reeves even more relatable: There he was, stuck in the Matrix right alongside us, navigating a new era of technology and a host of looming existential questions.
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Rather than making Darrow seem more relatable or genuine, his wonderfully smooth voice and physical grace render the character more of a fake, as well as an egotist and a braggart.
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It has turned us all into petulant children, hammering down doors for more lists, more relatable viral videos, more fucking 40 tweet sequences about someone doing a shit in a purse.
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Perhaps because the world of technology has made AI more of a reality, Dolores exists in a not-too-distant-future playground, which has made her at once more relatable and plausible.
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Bridle has spent the last decade making drones more relatable, uncovering the mysteries of weather prediction, and otherwise trying to elucidate the invisible technologies—usually military in origin—that rule our world.
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But those who did tune in would find that Martin (voiced by Hodges) and his owner Nan (Fargo breakout Allison Tolman) are maybe more relatable than the show's description initially let on.
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This is a woman whose (toxic-seeming) relatives publicly castigate her in the tabloids — something that would have been unthinkable during Middleton's engagement — and who comes across all the more relatable for it.
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She sharpens her focus instead on the teen drama and the more relatable adolescent scenes—like getting grounded for staying out too late or being given the cold shoulder by someone you've fucked.
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There's a lot of things in those stories that are more relatable, and it's more interesting to me to learn how people manage to do exceptional things within the context of their lives.
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But like any commercial fantasy, the "French girl" exists entirely on the surface, her fabulous clothes and air of detached irony obscuring the more relatable (but less conventionally attractive) facts of her psychology.
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Actress and entrepreneur Kate Hudson might make running a business, juggling a family and starring in hit movies look easy, but her morning routine reveals she's much more relatable than one might think.
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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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But of course, as time goes by what you need for something to feel "real" is less reams of backstory and worldbuilding and more relatable details about the people who inhabit that world.
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Or perhaps the '80s have simply come to seem more relatable to our current moment because Wall Street then, too, wielded a disproportionate influence over the city's psyche — Basquiat facetiously painted in Armani.
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To put it in more relatable terms, 22016 mph is fast enough to cover the length of a football field — doesn't matter which version of football you prefer — in less than a second.
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When a presidential candidate meets with a truck driver, assembly line worker, or teacher, he seems a little more relatable to every other truck driver, assembly line worker, and teacher in the country.
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Even Petra Solano of Jane the Virgin, who has also done her share of cheating, lying, and crimes, actually becomes more relatable when she comes out as bi (at least to me, a bisexual).
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Musk's candor has endeared him to the fans and customers who find him more relatable than other famous executives, while also frustrating some analysts and investors who argue that he is temperamental and reckless.
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Some may not understand the appeal of chilling with a flock of predatory birds (and we'll get to that) but taking a step back, the general idea behind animal cafes is significantly more relatable.
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If anything, falsely claiming Native ancestry simply makes her more relatable to the hordes of white people who continue to do so, as made clear by a February report in The New York Times.
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This inaccessibility (which she shares with most public figures — it's impossible to really know a celebrity) contrasts with early tape of her during the Destiny's Child era being petty and ungenerous and, well, more relatable.
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Zuckerberg has worked hard to become more relatable to the masses, and he's going to need all the likability he can muster as Facebook faces an unprecedented crisis set off by the Russian ads admission.
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The 51-year-old model's unfiltered revelations about the top models of that era made everyone from Naomi Campbell to Christy Turlington so much more relatable in a time before everyone shared everything social media.
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Now, with the numbers to back up the fact that portraying more relatable individuals and images does indeed move currency (and with the Photoshop conversation still as relevant as ever), more brands should follow suit.
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While two uber-successful women of color fighting with each other is not an ideal situation, the altercation, though serious, seemingly only made Cardi B even more relatable to the Latinx sector of her fandom.
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Young creates a soundtrack for the outskirts of Vancouver; he provides a three dimensional image of life as a young person in an area often clouded with negative and violent stereotypes, making it more relatable.
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To become an exoplanet scientist, Messeri shows (in part by undergoing some training herself), is to learn to see and convey these abstractions as something more relatable — as "super-Earths" or "mini-Neptunes" or such.
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As we've seen the barrier between them turn into more of a revolving door, the construct has at once become more bizarre — characters plotting with half of Elliot against the other half — and more relatable.
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But the former Spice Girl surprised us all last year when she collaborated with Shaq and Reebok on a line of chill gym sneakers, showing us that she has a more relatable, not-so-posh side.
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This made the films more relatable and allowed for a lot of storytelling depth, but it sacrificed any focus on the most unique elements in a Pokémon story, by reducing the Pokémon themselves to adorable weapons.
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Mostly we expect celebrity love stories to involve red carpet meet cutes, but Mandy Moore, star of the hit ABC show This Is Us, met her now-fiancé Taylor Goldsmith in a much more relatable way.
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But since Bandersnatch is in part trying to capture the nightmare of a creative career, it's worth pointing out that the big, messy drama obscures some of the more relatable, meaningful miseries of being a creator.
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Maria didn't have that much of story in the comics aside from being Monica's mother, but the movie expands on her life and inspiring career by making her a hero in a much more relatable way.
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Running silently underneath each day's scores is the more relatable and sometimes richer drama of people just trying to make their way, to improve their circumstances in their world by playing the hand they've been dealt.
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Or, in more relatable language, it's two sets of headphones: a pair of Bluetooth over-ears and a wired pair of earbuds that can also be plugged into the bigger cans for a proprietary wired solution.
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For instance, he's realized he's a much funnier and more relatable tweeter after a few beers, should steer clear of tweeting about body parts like his scalp, and will never tweet sensitive House Intelligence Committee information.
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Seema is a far less toxic character to follow through life than Barry with more relatable problems (her intrusive parents undermine her methods of raising her son; she has an awkward affair with her novelist neighbor).
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And if you keep track of models entering and exiting shows during Fashion Month as closely as we do, you've likely noticed a surge in androgynous streetwear, making these models seems more relatable than ever before.
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In a nod to changing times, the creators opted for more practical attire (cargo pants instead of short shorts) and an infinitely more relatable protagonist, one who actually felt bad when she made her first kills.
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Fatima Anda, a social worker in Los Angeles, told VICE News after the union endorsement that Sanders has a lot of support in her Hispanic community, and that he's more relatable than the former vice president.
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"Opening up the frontier of space means making it relatable to people's everyday lives, and what could be more relatable than a freshly baked cookie?" said Ian Fichtenbaum, co-chef and co-founder of Zero G Kitchen.
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Surely your fans would expect you to select one of your too-many-too-count designer pieces, but instead you opt for something flirty and much more relatable: a plunging, long-sleeve romper by Nasty Gal ($68).
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The new Dutch Oven is red, which we assume Mickey picked himself to match his favorite pants — clearly he doesn't care about outfit repeating, which we find much more relatable than most other aspects of his life.
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It wasn't until a few years later, when I started going out and that, that I started listening to him more and more, and the songs became more and more relatable to me and my mates' lives.
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Citing former WeWork executives and friends of Neumann, the Journal also reported that the CEO often smokes weed while jet-setting—a habit that would be much more relatable if not for the whole private jet part.
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Choosy&aposs social media team also responds to events that are happening at the moment and quickly turns around related content, which Zeng maintained makes the company&aposs content "more relatable and organic" than traditional promotional posts.
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Well, according to group of scientists from the Center for Human-Computer Interaction in Salzburg, Austria, it might be for the same reasons we like people that make errors: because it makes them more relatable and more approachable.
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Riverdale may be a mystery series with plenty of larger-than-life elements, but it's good to know that it won't neglect the more relatable storylines that people outside this creepy little town face on a daily basis.
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In the 1960s, Marvel Comics became known as the reading material of choice in academic crowds, with more emotionally in-depth characters like Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four—heroes who were more relatable than say, DC's Superman.
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It's cool that she's into R&B singers like Kehlani and Jhené Aiko but in all it's unfortunately not very scintillating stuff, and feels more #relatable to parents than teens, if that was what she was going for.
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I wanted to try and do something a little more relatable with my class, to try and teach them a few things that they might be able to put to use in future lessons or in later life.
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"In addition to well-known designers, both duchesses have been seen wearing high street names such as Zara, Topshop, and Marks & Spencer, which immediately makes them more relatable to the British public and their fashion choices more accessible."
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The unmean streets around Midtown High School are far from the mythic Krypton-to-Smallville-to-Metropolis world of Superman, or the plutocratic privilege of Batman; but that distance makes Spider-Man closer, and more relatable, to his fans.
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"Whereas someone like Selena Gomez clearly has a team of people polishing her image and making her life look perfect, online personalities are allowed to be candid about their personal issues, making them a lot more relatable," she added.
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Well, what's more relatable than a bunch of hilarious guys with day jobs who play on a soccer team just for fun — sometimes running late to matches, requesting days off work or missing games to go on their honeymoon?
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Klobuchar did her hokey midwestern thing that probably read as more relatable outside the borders of Brooklyn -- and she powerfully illustrated her points with memorable anecdotes, emphasizing that her campaign is about people as much as it is issues.
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Though the old icon was a remaining vestige of skeuomorphic design (digital designs that resemble physical objects to make them more relatable and familiar), there was something very calming about seeing it on your homescreen and then tapping on it.
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" This blamelessness feeds into an old societal trope of "the damsel in distress" creating a cyclical process in which media producers present white victims as more relatable and media consumers find their stories, through repeated exposure, to be more "universal.
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As Indian-Americans in their late-20s today, the investors feel they are "more relatable" to many founders than top-ranking partners within large Silicon Valley firms, which haven't had a good track record on diversity within or beyond their ranks.
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But as Ross tells Get Out Magazine, the impetus of the eau de parfum drills down to a more relatable core: rhythm, nostalgia, and heart: "This personal fragrance is inspired by the powerful connection between music and sensual memories," she says.
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Even adversity — in the form of, say, a certain 2009 awards-show incident so notorious it earned Kanye West a public scolding from the leader of the free world — only served to make her more known, more relatable, more beloved.
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But when a man who said he was the Zodiac Killer to seem more relatable wins over the rabbit-petting, f-bomb dropping, no-PAC-money-taking string bean of our dreams, we have to keep ourselves afloat emotionally somehow.
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Though the old icon was a remaining vestige of skeuomorphic design (digital designs that resemble physical objects to make them more relatable and familiar), there was something very calming about seeing it on your homescreen and then tapping on it.
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The UN troops' involvement with kids showed local Rwandans that despite having formal uniforms, unfamiliar language and, in most cases, a different skin color, the UN soldiers were more relatable than they seemed: They loved children; they had a human side.
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While Crazy Rich Asians was about the spectacle of obscene family wealth in Asia — an entertaining drama set in a far-off land — Always Be My Maybe's story of a friendship turned romance is far more relatable for most audiences.
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This concept, and the associated pseudo-celebrity streaming culture that's now steadfastly attached, is by no means exclusive to GTA V. But its level of realism arguably makes it more relatable than, say, Minecraft or similar games with huge online communities.
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From Lady Gaga's $9 nail polish to Regina King's falsies, scroll through for a full breakdown of all the drugstore cheapies worn at the Oscars and the Vanity Fair Afterparty — all of which make high-glam celebrity feel a tad more relatable.
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In the golden age of superhero movies, especially in the more recent releases, there's a clear attempt to humanize every hero by giving the audience at least a few scenes to laugh at, making these heroes more relatable to everyday folks like us.
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This is no huge surprise: People on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are infinitely more relatable—guys and girls like you and me, not members of the mainstream media, who have apparently been lying through their teeth to us for the past ten years.
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One reason her paintings have become more and more relatable is that even as she depicts specific motifs (Superman, ocean liners, and swimmers), she relentlessly touches on the biggest themes and forces us to confront them – fear, wonder, vulnerability, hubris, and joy.
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Researcher Akshara Rai adjusts a robot arm in the robotics AI lab in Menlo Park (Facebook) Researcher Akshara Rai adjusts a robot arm in the robotics AI lab in Menlo Park (Facebook) This work is a little less visual, but more relatable.
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"Melania looks great, but we have to think about how to make her more relatable for the convention, maybe less contour makeup and her smiling and not squinting so much," Ivanka said just two days earlier, at a meeting with Donald's campaign team.
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Aligning the show to better reflect these cultural changes will not only make it more accurate, but it will also be more relatable, especially to its core audience, who started watching some 17 years ago and are no longer in their 20s.
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As for more relatable things, the couple is still going strong with their Instagram PDA, and Davidson finally spoke publicly about their engagement on TV. All that and more went down in the time it took for me to finally remember to go grocery shopping.
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I think when you see this movie, you're going to find that it's probably more relatable than you think, because of the times that we're finding ourselves in, and the way that we continuously strive to be obsessed with celebrity and how we handle that.
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The song is the only track on Crush that had a fictional storyline, but with lyrics like "I get jealous, when you don't want to give this a chance / But then you want to hold hands," feels more relatable than one would like to admit.
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That is both because her future husband is further from the responsibilities of the throne, and because the expectations surrounding them are different: their job, to a certain extent, is to push boundaries; to be even more relatable and modern than are Catherine and William.
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" Though he, too, trashed this under-appreciated classic, his take remains far more relatable to Broadly: "The film would have certainly disappeared into the ever-expanding, lackluster, horror movie black hole if not for its one saving grace: copious amounts of sexy, shirtless men.
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Ms. Jolie also seemed aware of how she might be beheld by the public; the removed ice queen to Mr. Pitt's affable down-home Missouri boy (his revealing interview in the summer issue of GQ Style helped burnish his image as the more relatable one).
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Still, when we watch her treat the more relatable, low-stakes conditions — like a minefield of tiny blackheads that looks identical to the one occupying the bridge of your nose — it's easy to think, Maybe I could just squeeze those buggers out myself, Dr. Lee-style.
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Ironically, by being more modern and more relatable to ordinary Britons, the younger royals such as Harry, his elder brother Prince William and his wife Kate, who are at the forefront of the overhaul of the Windsors, risk destroying the mystique which gives the institution its cachet.
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It helps to make yourself seem more relatable, like you know how hard acne is and you've tried everything, and this one actually works or mention things like, yes it's a little more expensive but works incredible [sic] well compared to the cheaper masks out there.
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And in fact, the show did work to make her more relatable and helped her find her voice; the 2003 song "With You," with lyrics she wrote about being herself and letting her hair down in a happy relationship, became the biggest hit of her career.
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It remains the mocked territory of overly-sensitive liberal causes — a ready-made phrase politicos whip out as a means of seeming more relatable to conservative constituencies, often an excuse to spill filth and undermine common decency under the guise of First Amendment rights and no-bullshit authenticity.
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It would've been easier to just solely focus on the "popular" kid and his girlfriend, but it felt to me like they found better content, maybe more relatable content, certainly more meaningful content in telling a wider range of stories that were perhaps more representative of all kids.
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Through their use of new artists, the show also signalled an era in which teenage music tastes were mirrored back to their audience, solidifying Skins' success in not only knowing exactly how to target their viewers but to make pivotal scenes more relatable and in turn, more memorable.
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But when these nominations are subjected to the entire pool of Grammy voters, many of whom hail from different generations with different aesthetic values, they might skip right past Drake and Kendrick — among the most meaningful artists of this decade — in favor of something a little more relatable.
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Gun control advocates, meanwhile, are motivated by more abstract notions of reducing gun violence — although, Goss noted, the victims of mass shootings and their families have begun putting a face on these policies by engaging more actively in advocacy work, which could make the gun control movement feel more relatable.
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For another, not only does Michonne not come with an awkward (and narratively tedious) love triangle, but she's also arguably the most purely appealing "Walking Dead" character — a loyal, reliable comrade and warrior with both the coolest signature weapon and a slightly wounded quality, making her all the more relatable.
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On Thursday, the daytime talk show host, 47, posted a hilarious throwback photo of herself nearly two decades ago with sons Michael, 6, and Joaquin, just a few months old, as well as daughter Lola, 2, from a family getaway — and nothing's more relatable or priceless than Ripa's deadpan stare.
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We realized that in order to ease the audience into this very different, novel sound experience, we actually raised the first reel of the movie up several decibels, just so it was a little more relatable and comfortable, and then slowly started to ebb back to a much lower noise floor.
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My Mandarin wasn't good enough to understand his lyrics, but, thinking that his odes to unrequited love were more relatable than those of an American pop star, I'd ask my mom to translate — at least until our conversations became unbearable lectures on etymology, proper enunciation, and somehow, always, my character.
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In comparison, gun control advocates are motivated by more abstract notions of reducing gun violence — although, Goss noted, the victims of mass shootings and their families have begun to put a face on these policies by engaging more actively in advocacy work, which could make the gun control movement feel more relatable.
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His vision was darker than what had come before: this was to be a Final Fantasy a step aside of its siblings, its announcement trailer of May 2006 featuring a more relatable world of fast cars and practical architecture, through which a dark-haired protagonist carved a path with an array of magical weapons.
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He lists his suggestions for how the monarchy can become more relatable, which include putting an end the debutante ball, allowing divorced people to move more freely in royal circles, eliminating an entire generation of courtier, televising the annual Christmas speech, and making an effort to spend time with normal, down-to-earth people.
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" ⚪️ read a fic⚪️ write a fic🔘 think of possible scenarios and plots i'd like to write but i know i'll never do it — lam | hiatius (@raplinet) December 153, 2017 And this tweet about dealing with emotions is somehow more relatable than simply writing, "I don't want to deal with my feelings.
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But what Chu was likely alluding to was Scott's remarks to the AAP, in conjunction with Hollywood's history of making "white savior" movies, in which stories about people of color or in distant lands are supposedly made more "relatable" to an American audience by inserting a white and often American figure into the story who saves the day.
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She attended charm school, modeled for Ebony magazine as a teenager and transformed her glitzy look from her early days as a Las Vegas nightclub performer to the softer, housewife chic that would be more "relatable" to "Julia" television audiences who needed to be spoon fed images of a black woman who did not fit a stereotype.
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But soon the series turns somber in a very 21st-century (and perhaps more relatable) way, with bullying at the hands of Anne's future husband, prompting the book's smashed-slate scene, and flashbacks of abuse by her previous employers, who ultimately return her to the orphanage, where her only friend is her reflection in the glass.
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Thursday, November 17 will henceforth be known as a national holiday, for it was the day a 22-year-old woman in Amherst, Massachusetts, attempted to enter a bar by showing a slice of pizza as her ID. That sound you're hearing is a chorus of people throughout the world saying "me," because never has there ever been anything more relatable.
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Wait…" (He then argued with himself about whether it would experience night — it will, as you see in the image below.) Bruce Betts, chief scientist for LightSail, chimed in as well, to make the numbers a bit more relatable: "The total force on the sail is approximately equal to the weight of a house fly on your hand on Earth.
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That's a shame, and a missed opportunity: Just as the original Ghostbusters was made better, funnier, and more relatable by the way it embraced the era-appropriate conservatism of its main characters, the reboot would have been better off creating a richer and deeper worldview for its leads and a complimentary political outlook to show us both who they are and how they understand their world.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Top 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time The team even had a "sister summit" at Disney where they called in employees to ask them about their family experiences for ideas on how to make Anna and Elsa's relationship more relatable… "One of the things Chris Buck had in most versions of the film was a moment where Anna's heart was frozen and needed to be thawed.
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" Bryanna Vera: "I read a Man Repeller article that came out about the criticisms of New York Fashion Week; a lot of people are saying that New York is too commercial, but they kind of twisted it in an interesting way, saying New York is more relatable, especially for a lot of people our age who can't afford Chanel or Givenchy or some of the brands that are showing in Paris.
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The closest thing I had to trans representation in superhero movies was Danny DeVito's godly portrayal of The Penguin in the 1992 film Batman Returns, where he dazzled my child heart with a filthy fully white onesie, running about the sewers with his top hat and cool hands.. I'm not complaining, but surely a more relatable—and even heroic—transgender character would help young trans people feel connected to mainstream culture, and help nontrans audiences see trans people in familiar roles.. Maines is cast as a hero called Nia Nal (aka Dreamer), who is a new take on an existing character in the DC Comics universe.
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