The Grammys' most prestigious category is Album of the Year.
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This position, the most prestigious, is called a systems engineer.
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Nearly all of the nation's most prestigious hospitals are nonprofits.
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It's among the most prestigious honors in the preaching profession.
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These 20 veterans have all won entertainment's most prestigious acting award:
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The Hugo Awards are one of speculative fiction's most prestigious prizes.
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Y Combinator is the most prestigious Silicon Valley start-up accelerator.
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Is Hollywood's most prestigious awards body pitting commercial against artistic success?
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Oxford is one of the most prestigious universities in the world.
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Brzezinski, Condoleezza Rice—studied or served at the nation's most prestigious
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The Medal of Honor is America's most prestigious American military award.
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Magnum Photos is the most prestigious photo agency in the world.
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The Lancet is one of the world's most prestigious medical journals.
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LONDON — The Man Booker Prize is Britain's most prestigious literary award.
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Most prestigious races in the United States cap fields at 653.
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The festival is considered the most prestigious event in Iranian cinema.
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The Booker is one of the literary world's most prestigious prizes.
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He won one of France's most prestigious literary awards in 2013.
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The CT883 is Cadillac's largest and most prestigious sedan on offer.
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Next to best musical, the Tonys' most prestigious category is best play.
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It was still one of the most prestigious names on Wall Street.
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Ocean Art is the most prestigious underwater photo competition in the world.
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You did just win the most prestigious award in music, after all.
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She was eager to gain experience on the world's most prestigious stage.
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Indiana has one of the most prestigious college basketball programs in America.
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The BAFTA Awards are considered the most prestigious entertainment awards in Britain.
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It is one of the most prestigious honors in the automotive industry.
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Go: The Turner Prize, Britain's most prestigious art award, announced four finalists.
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"These people are all the most prestigious in Xinjiang," Mr. Hamut said.
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It soon became one of the most prestigious agencies in the world.
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The world's most prestigious marathon, which will now take place on Sept.
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Could a Montreal Marathon be among the world's most prestigious by 2050?
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He won the world's most prestigious elected office in his first attempt.
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The novel won the Goncourt, France's most prestigious literary prize, in 2015.
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Many had secured admission to some of the world's most prestigious universities.
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The most prestigious category at the Grammys is album of the year.
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It is grown women, not girls, who top the most prestigious podiums.
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The awards are considered the most prestigious honor in the film industry.
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That he had a master's from one of the world's most prestigious schools.
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That Yale is also one of America's most prestigious universities is not coincidental.
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Both of Cambodia's most prestigious independent newspapers have been nobbled in recent months.
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The Medal of Honor is the most prestigious decoration in the US military.
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The cup, the country's most prestigious thoroughbred horse race, starts at 3 p.m.
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This will be the pair's first time hosting television's most prestigious awards ceremony.
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It is considered one of the most prestigious honors in the automotive industry.
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Over his career he earned some of the federal government's most prestigious awards.
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Eton College is one of the most prestigious high schools in the world.
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Mr. Tinker received a personal Peabody Award, the most prestigious in the industry.
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Some of literature's most prestigious awards will be announced in the coming weeks.
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This is the oldest and most prestigious federal prosecutors' office in the country.
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Sometimes, even having the most prestigious investors can't save a startup from mismanagement.
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We're here for ten days, protecting the most prestigious guests during the festival.
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Spike was then enrolled into one of Melbourne's most prestigious all boys' schools.
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Admissions deadlines for some of the most prestigious law schools are fast approaching.
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Zhu then attended Zhejiang University, one of the most prestigious institutions in China.
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The arts and humanities medals are among the country's most prestigious cultural honors.
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HBO, Amazon, and Netflix took home many awards at TV's most prestigious event.
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At the time, men's names dominated the most prestigious premium women's shoe labels.
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The managing director role is one of the most prestigious in investment banking.
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There are also a number of prestige series from its most prestigious network, HBO.
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The annual Game Developers Conference is one of the most prestigious events in gaming.
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We're just a few days away from TV's most prestigious awards event, the Emmys.
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And the most prestigious schools tend to offer the largest payoff in absolute terms.
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In 2013, she enrolled in one of Kampala's most prestigious universities to study law.
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On the court, Von Cramm won some of the most prestigious competitions in tennis.
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Tickets for one of Europe's most prestigious music festivals go on sale on Friday.
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And these shortcomings aren't just about who gets invited into Hollywood's most prestigious club.
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Many of the country's largest and most prestigious companies still systematically sideline pregnant women.
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"It's seen as the most prestigious place to win a U.S. Open," Azinger said.
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One of New York City's most prestigious schools, Stuyvesant High School, is in Tribeca.
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The Pulitzers, the most prestigious honors in American journalism, have been awarded since 1917.
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And on Friday, The Masters, one of the most prestigious golf tournaments, was postponed.
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The first is that, again, it's the most prestigious film festival in the world.
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Britain had entered the war as the most prestigious of the world's great powers.
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His death was confirmed by Aitchison College, Pakistan's most prestigious boarding school, in Lahore.
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Reuters photojournalism was honoured last night at the UK's most prestigious press photography awards.
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Is Brett Kavanaugh who we want on the most prestigious court in our country?
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Social media star Tanya Burr recieved an invite to Britain's most prestigious film awards.
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JNU, one of India's most prestigious universities, has a history of left-wing activism.
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Tonight is the Met Gala: the biggest, most prestigious fashion event of the calendar year.
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Brie Larson's moving performance in Room earned her Hollywood's most prestigious honor on Sunday night.
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On nine occasions, Brickyard 400 winners have rolled on to win NASCAR's most prestigious title.
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Y Combinator is not just the most prestigious accelerator out there, it's also the largest.
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But most prestigious universities have sucked up students, grateful for their fees, which subsidise research.
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Jayson DeMers is a prolific writer for some of the web's most prestigious business publications.
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She won soccer's most prestigious award — and then was immediately asked if she can twerk.
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But company analysts, once among the most prestigious professionals in the stockmarket, are being culled.
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That album was nominated for British music's most prestigious award, the Mercury Prize, in 2008.
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And it does this on the streets of some of the world's most prestigious cities.
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The 'Berlinale' is one of the oldest and most prestigious film festivals in the world.
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Princess Kate and Prince William are holding court at the world's most prestigious tennis tournament.
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In golf's most prestigious team competition, the Americans dominated with a 17-11 to win.
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In fact, private choice schools even outperformed the most prestigious, selective Milwaukee Public Schools schools.
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The five-day horse race is one of the most prestigious events of the year.
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Even students from some of the most prestigious universities in the world make stupid mistakes.
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The new building won the Stirling Prize, the UK's most prestigious architecture award, last October.
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For Netflix, a feud with the world's most prestigious film festival is a branding opportunity.
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Individually, the Ottensamers occupy what are arguably the most prestigious orchestral positions for their instrument.
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The "Golden Boy" award is one of the most prestigious individual prizes in European football.
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How credible is the world's most prestigious peace prize when peace itself is so scarce?
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Yet she was rejected for the most prestigious judicial clerkships and spurned by law firms.
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She was not about to miss the most prestigious United States tournament in two decades.
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Hollywood's most prestigious awards show for movies and the people who make them has arrived.
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Slimani won the Prix Goncourt, France's most prestigious literary prize, for the novel in 2016.
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Books News The National Book Awards, among the most prestigious literary prizes, are going global.
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Now his arguments have been published in Icarus, one of planetary science's most prestigious journals.
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The building is in "one of the most prestigious" neighborhoods in Palermo, Ms. Macaluso said.
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The 618-bed academic medical center is one of the most prestigious hospitals in Chicago.
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The biggest multinationals are some of our most prestigious companies like Apple, Caterpillar and Microsoft.
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An Academy Award is the most prestigious accolade someone in the film industry can earn.
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The Times isn't the only outlet guilty of this (though it is the most prestigious).
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Agency employees consider it as among the most prestigious jobs an agricultural economist can land.
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The education secretary, Betsy DeVos, recently visited Howard University, the most prestigious of the black colleges.
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This is Canada Cup 20163—the largest and most prestigious fighting game tournament in the country.
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Rarely done and almost never taught in even the most prestigious classical music colleges and conservatories.
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The Freestyle World Cup is one of wrestling's most prestigious events and is scheduled for Feb.
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And since WWE is the biggest, most prestigious wrestling promotion on Earth, that means every wrestler.
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A later biography, "Jules Perrot" (1984), was on the most prestigious choreographer of the 19th century.
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And in 2014, Handke was awarded the International Ibsen Award, the world's most prestigious theater prize.
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Likely, for most of Hollywood's history, the most prestigious directors simply weren't making stories about women.
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So it's fitting that the country is the home for the world's most prestigious film festival.
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Students scramble to gain admittance to the most prestigious institutions, with exam preparation starting ever younger.
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The Academy Awards closes out awards season by doling out the industry's most prestigious film accolades.
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Evo, short for the Evolution Championship Series, is the world's most prestigious tournament for fighting videogames.
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"To Pimp a Butterfly" may even win album of the year, the Grammys' most prestigious award.
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"Brooks was advertised as the most prestigious photography school on the West Coast," Ms. Hardin said.
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This year's list is one of the biggest and most prestigious ever in Code's 14 years.
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Both of the whistleblowers hold doctorate degrees in engineering from one of China's most prestigious universities.
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Three months on, the Afghani asylum-seeker is studying at one of France's most prestigious universities.
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Or when their teams traveled to England to compete in one of rowing's most prestigious events.
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Here was a student from among the lowest castes, attending one of India's most prestigious universities.
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Dr. Shimomura received the Asahi Prize, one of the most prestigious honors in Japan, in 2006.
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The movie went to the Venice Film Festival, one of the most prestigious in the world.
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But it was in 1993 that Morrison was awarded the most prestigious one on the planet.
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She earned the highest rank of France's most prestigious award, the Legion of Honor, in 2013.
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It's also one of the most prestigious names in finance, lending deep credibility to the project.
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FX is one of the most prestigious networks, often considered in the same vein as HBO.
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"Brooks was advertised as the most prestigious photography school on the West Coast," Ms. Hardin said.
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One of the most prestigious shows in the world, the event drew 500,20113 visitors in 2015.
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FX is one of the most prestigious networks, often considered in the same league as HBO.
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"It's weird," Francesco Molinari said last year after winning the European Tour's second-most prestigious event.
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It's also a qualifying race for the Boston Marathon, the most prestigious in the United States.
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"It's weird," Francesco Molinari said last year after winning the European Tour's second-most prestigious event.
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Until combat roles were integrated recently, the most prestigious jobs with the corps explicitly excluded women.
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The Golden Globes is considered one of Hollywood&aposs most prestigious film and television award ceremonies.
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It's not the type of assignment you'd normally associate with the most prestigious job in politics.
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The school boasts that graduates often attend some of New York City's most prestigious elementary schools.
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Behrouz Boochani could not be in Melbourne to receive Australia's most prestigious literary award on Thursday.
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At the Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, the most prestigious restaurants are on the higher floors.
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In November, Santa Anita host the Breeders' Cup, one of horse racing's most prestigious annual events.
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Harrison Boulevard is one of the most prestigious — and pricey — thoroughfares in BoiseA local blog describes Harrison Boulevard as "one of Boise&aposs most picturesque thoroughfares," and it&aposs also one of the most prestigious parts of the city to own a home, according to Marshall.
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Deans of the most prestigious law schools in the country demanded that Congress commence an impeachment inquiry.
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The most prestigious of all is the Vanity Fair party, and outfits this year did not disappoint.
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Enough to be selected as a judge at the most prestigious classical music competition in the world.
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Fans, though, will remember him for his roles in some of the most prestigious shows on television.
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In the ancient Olympics, horse competitions (chariot and riding) were among the most prestigious of them all.
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So Wednesday, they protested against the country's most prestigious industry awards, the AACTAs, dressed in sausage costumes.
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The play won more Olivier awards (Britain's most prestigious theatrical gongs) than any previous West End production.
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She's gracing the biggest magazine covers, walking the most prestigious runways, and is a superstar on Instagram.
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Instead, she's attending Stanford University, one of the most prestigious schools, although not in the Ivy League.
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Chefs are selected from some of the most prestigious institutions in the East, and competition is fierce.
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They have garnered Michelin stars or won a James Beard award, the most prestigious U.S. culinary prize.
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Seoul National University, the country's most prestigious, has already installed a scream-detector in its female toilets.
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A DISTINGUISHED man of religion stood up on May 26th in one of London's most prestigious locations.
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The bloviating, bullying bigot losing one of golf's most prestigious events warms the cockles of my heart.
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She is now enrolled in a Master's program at ESSEC - one of France's most prestigious business schools.
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The offer came from the Capitoline Museums in Rome, one of Italy's most prestigious settings for art.
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The MacArthur Fellowship, awarded since 1981, is one of the most prestigious prizes in the United States.
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Professors at Ivy League universities and colleges hold some of the most prestigious jobs in the country.
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New York University students get free and discounted access to some of the world's most prestigious museums.
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The world's most prestigious art fair, Art Basel in Switzerland, has 286 galleries from 33 countries exhibiting.
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The office, more commonly known as FinCEN, is one of the most prestigious federal law-enforcement divisions.
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Founded in 363, it's among the most prestigious (and most groaned-at) prizes in the art world.
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For over two decades, the Skatepark of Tampa has held perhaps the most prestigious contest in skateboarding.
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The Players Championship is widely regarded as the most prestigious event outside the men's four major championships.
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Random House and Crown are among the most prestigious and commercially successful imprints within the larger company.
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Still, he is in the World Series, one more recently traded Yankee enjoying baseball's most prestigious competition.
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She won Europe's most prestigious human rights award, the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, in 2012.
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Should you pick the most prestigious organization, where you'll be a small fish in a big pond?
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Borthwick is one of New York's most prestigious investors and, on a personal note, a delightful conversationalist.
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Over his half-century career, Mr. Pearlstine has held some of the most prestigious positions in journalism.
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It might be the beginning of the end of one of the country's most prestigious magazine publishers.
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Within legislatures, women rarely lead their parties' delegations, and they remain absent from the most prestigious committees.
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First awarded in 1969, the Booker is one of the literary world's most prestigious and lucrative prizes.
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The Met Gala, generally considered the most prestigious night in all of fashion, has been postponed indefinitely.
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And it has the Lycée Edgar Faure, one of the most prestigious watchmaking schools in the country.
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And it allowed all the world's best players to compete for the most prestigious titles in 1968.
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Last year, he won the Hans Christian Andersen Award, the most prestigious international honor for children's literature.
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Hilton and Hyland claims Bel Air is considered one of the most prestigious communities in Los Angeles.
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The Cannes Film Festival — the world's most prestigious — is reckoning with the fallout from the #MeToo movement.
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One of the most prestigious — but historically most tumultuous — posts in the opera world has been filled.
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Earlier on Friday, Boston rescheduled its annual marathon - the world's most prestigious - for September because of coronavirus.
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CES, which stands for "consumer electronics show," is one of the world&aposs most prestigious tech events.
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But he couldn't figure out how to turn around one of the media world's most prestigious titles.
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Sigley is studying Korean literature at Kim Il Sung University, North Korea's most prestigious institution of higher learning.
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Some 300 Marxist scholars attended a grand conference held at Peking University, one of China's most prestigious institutions.
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"Winning the Roberto Clemente Award is one of the most prestigious honors," Carrasco said in a news release.
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The reward, for both, is a place in the final four of the world's most prestigious club competition.
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An English club last reached the final of the Champions League, Europe's most prestigious knockout competition, in 2012.
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As of Saturday, it appears that the UK may name one of their most prestigious boats: Boaty McBoatface.
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Dr. Thomas Insel, one of Verily's most prestigious hires from the health-care sector, has left the company.
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We are in Davos for the World Economic Forum, one of the world's most prestigious and expensive conferences.
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Three years ago, Nathan was the recipient of the Order of Temasek, one of Singapore's most prestigious awards.
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The quinta is one of the company's most prestigious estates and home to some of its finest ports.
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What a miraculously wonderful moment — one of my two precious children featured in the country's most prestigious newspaper.
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Murray is the seventh winner of college football's most prestigious award to come from the University of Oklahoma.
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Sankey, 54, has served as commissioner of one of the nation's most prestigious conferences since June 1, 2015.
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As Trump kept attacking the media, Americans flocked to its most prestigious names, willingly paying for credible information.
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The book was an instant best-seller and won the country's most prestigious literary prize, the Nike Award.
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The data points offer crucial insight into the economic hierarchies inside some of the world's most prestigious museums.
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It is the most prestigious welcome Britain can offer a dignitary, a step above last year's official visit.
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In 2016, he was named chairman of the board of Carnegie Hall, the nation's most prestigious concert stage.
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The Grawemeyer, which is one of the largest and most prestigious in music, comes with a $100,000 award.
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He won the Monte Carlo Masters, the most prestigious title for a man from his country in decades.
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Concerns over affirmative action fraud have plagued some of the most prestigious university programs, fostering unease on campuses.
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The academic dishonesty is an unprecedented black mark on North Carolina, one of the country's most prestigious universities.
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Some of New York City's most prestigious private girls' schools have begun opening their doors to transgender students.
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She was then the director of Mudra Afrique, the most prestigious school of dance in her country, Senegal.
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In time, his father's status and his own obvious intelligence ensured his admission to Moscow's most prestigious university.
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Based in central London, the London School of Economics (LSE) is one of the world's most prestigious universities.
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Yet here is Pomerol, the smallest of Bordeaux's most prestigious appellations, which some may insensitively describe as Burgundian.
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A clear pattern emerged: Many of the country's largest and most prestigious companies still systematically sideline pregnant women.
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Mr. Alsop won the Stirling Prize, Britain's most prestigious architectural award, for his design of the Peckham Library.
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I was a lawyer for Boies Schiller Flexner, one of the most prestigious law firms in the world.
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The China Quarterly has long been one of the world's most prestigious venues for research on modern China.
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The 3,20193 kilometer (1,864 mile) Bridgestone World Solar Challenge is one of the most prestigious solar car races.
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Worth noting: The richest and most prestigious private universities often offer extensive financial aid packages of their own.
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In 2015, President Obama gave Johnson the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the most prestigious honor available to civilians.
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That naïveté, apparently, can be found even at one of the most prestigious research institutions in the world.
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That naiveté, apparently, can be found even at one of the most prestigious research institutions in the world.
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As domestic action in South America goes, Peru's Primera División probably isn't the most prestigious league out there.
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The award is the most prestigious collegiate basketball honor and recognizes the nation's most outstanding basketball player each season.
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Gracie achieved the same double gold medal in 2005's ADCC, the most prestigious no-gi contest in grappling.
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Projected Winner: Donald Trump is the projected winner of the most prestigious MOST DISHONEST AND CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS Award.
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We have some very nice rejection letters from some of the most prestigious film festivals all over the world.
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The world's most prestigious startup school launched 2244 companies today at part 221 of its Summer 213 Demo Day.
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It looks more like a family's hobby farm than one of the most prestigious balsamic producers in the region.
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The automaker's racing team attempted to win the 240 Hours of Le Mans, the world's most prestigious automobile race.
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It was led by Reginald Archibald, a doctor and scientist at one of the world's most prestigious research institutions.
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The world's most prestigious underwater photography competition has just announced its winning images for 2016—and they're absolutely spellbinding.
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Liverpool can still look forward to the final of the Champions League, Europe's most prestigious tournament, on June 255st.
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But, as recently as 2000, the most prestigious titles in British boxing were off limits to non-white competitors.
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Reassuringly, Plato's (Socrates disciple) Republic is still at the top of required readings in the most prestigious American colleges.
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Earlier this month, the pair were awarded the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting, one of journalism's most prestigious prizes.
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Among its successful alumni, six startups have been accepted into Y Combinator, one of the most prestigious startup accelerators.
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At a company like Microsoft or Facebook, engineering positions are the most prestigious, highest status roles at the company.
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The Royal Opera House (ROH), London's most prestigious opera-and-ballet venue, keenly targets students with cut-price tickets.
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One of the world's biggest and most prestigious museums says it has cut its holdings in fossil fuel companies.
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The Oscars, organized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, is Hollywood's most prestigious film awards ceremony.
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The competition in Varna is among the most prestigious ballet events alongside the competitions in Moscow, Helsinki and Jackson.
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It includes some of the most prestigious schools in the country: Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth, Stanford and MIT, among others.
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Between 1985 and 1998, the Italian-Belgian dramatist directed nearly all of the Canadian entertainment company's most prestigious shows.
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André Greipel, a German rider on the Belgian Lotto Soudal team, won what is probably cycling's most prestigious sprint.
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The most prestigious academic journals lock research findings behind expensive paywalls, and virtually none publish the accompanying raw data.
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And, according to The Wealth-X Billionaire Census 2018, they tend to have graduated from the most prestigious universities.
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But despite this history — known to all — one of the world's most prestigious universities extended an invitation to him.
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He is granted license to spew his venomous remarks, at the invitation of one of America's most prestigious institutions.
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Slimani had just won the Goncourt, France's most prestigious literary prize, which counts among its laureates Proust and Malraux.
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It has since become not only one of the most prestigious institutions in the country, but in the world.
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He studied at the Lycée Henri IV in Paris, one of France's most prestigious secondary schools, and the Sorbonne.
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The print edition of ESPN: The Magazine has ended, and the company no longer sponsors sportswriting's most prestigious award.
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Now, one of the world's largest and most prestigious perfume and cosmetic conglomerates, LVMH, is stepping in to help.
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We usually rely on experts who publish in the most prestigious journals for advice on the legitimacy of papers.
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Sotoudeh received the European Union's most prestigious human rights award, the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, in 2012.
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Black and Latino students are vastly underrepresented at those schools, which are among the most prestigious in the city.
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Meanwhile, at least 36 of the bank&aposs partners left the most prestigious club on Wall Street in 2019.
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Affected institutions include two of China's most prestigious universities and blue-chip companies in Japan like Hitachi and Nissan.
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The most prestigious award of the night is Best Picture — but it doesn't always go to the best movie.
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Decades later, she presided over the awards jury at Cannes, which had become the world's most prestigious film festival.
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Mr. Burdonsky was decorated in 1996 as a People's Artist of Russia, one of his country's most prestigious awards.
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The National Book Award, established in 1950, is one of the most prestigious literary prizes in the United States.
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Why it matters: HBO has been known for decades as the home to some of television's most prestigious content.
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The pavilions are a major tourist attraction and have also become one of the world's most prestigious architectural commissions.
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Dimitrov won his most prestigious title at the end of last season: the ATP Tour World Finals in London.
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On the club level, the Premier League, the world's most prestigious domestic soccer competition, and UEFA, which runs the Champions League, the most prestigious international club competition, are still not ready to commit to V.A.R. But that does not mean FIFA, the sport's often untrustworthy governing body, is on the wrong path.
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The Healer's War won the Nebula, one of the most prestigious awards in science fiction and fantasy writing, in 1990.
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In ad hoc fashion, proyectosLA will showcase over a dozen of the most prestigious and innovative galleries throughout Latin America.
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The competition in Varna is among the most prestigious ballet events alongside those held in Moscow, Helsinki and Jackson, Mississippi.
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The salaries, however, are a benchmark of how major law firms are faring; the most prestigious firms pay the best.
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LONDON — Tefaf Maastricht, Europe's biggest and most prestigious fair devoted to art, antiques and design, is expanding into New York.
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Before going public, Box raised well over $500 million from some of the most world's most prestigious venture capital firms.
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On June 260st the Merseyside team will face Tottenham in the final of the Champions League, Europe's most prestigious tournament.
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Despite its scruffy appearance the Instituto Nacional, an inner-city secondary school for boys, is Chile's most prestigious high school.
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Erecting one near the Houses of Parliament or Buckingham Palace—the most prestigious locations in England—has become almost impossible.
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Reuters has been awarded two World Press Photo Awards, one of the most prestigious photo awards contests in the world.
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When it comes to luxury beauty, La Mer has created some of the most prestigious products on the market today.
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Most artists would reroute it, or make a hole so they could attend country's most prestigious night, but not Isbell.
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Career advancement can often depend on publishing in the most prestigious journals, like Science or Nature, which still have paywalls.
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And in every single count, women have been overwhelmingly outnumbered by men in some of the country's most prestigious magazines.
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Londoner Rowe has promised a straight-talking approach to arguably the most prestigious and high-profile job in UK retail.
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And as the film industry's most prestigious prize, simply bestowing their stamp upon a film automatically makes it more viable.
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Dating back to 1904, Rhodes Scholarships are the oldest and among the most prestigious international fellowship awards in the world.
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The most prestigious function, spraying bullets at your opponents, is done by pressing the tube of lipstick to your face.
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The next month he made history as the first freshman to win the Heisman Trophy, college football's most prestigious award.
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The salaries, however, are a benchmark of how major law firms are faring; the most prestigious firms pay the best.
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Mr. Yildirim, a stalwart conservative, turned down a place at Turkey's most prestigious university out of opposition to mixing genders.
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The hats were on show at that year's Royal Ascot, one of the U.K.'s most prestigious horse racing events.
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It is among the most prestigious honors in the preaching profession -- one that has changed the lives of previous recipients.
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Pagenaud still has goals to attain in North America — namely, to win the Indianapolis 500, his sport's most prestigious event.
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In an unprecedented move, the Kennedy Center is rescinding a pair of its most prestigious awards given to Bill Cosby.
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One of America's most prestigious schools, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, accepted over $800,000 in donations from Jeffrey Epstein's foundations.
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It just so happened that his "grad school" experience was having one of the most prestigious roles in the industry.
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A position on the Supreme Court of the United States is the highest, most prestigious, impactful legal position there is.
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"Talk" did none of those things, so it hardly deserves a nod in one of the Grammys' most prestigious categories.
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A century ago, Catalonia had some of Spain's most prestigious bullfighting societies and one of the country's most fanatic public.
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The shortlist of nominees for the Ballon d'Or — the most prestigious individual honor in all of soccer — was recently released.
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University of New South Wales: 83.6 — Located not far from downtown Sydney, UNSW is one of Australia's most prestigious universities.
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"Most sites are currently occupied by offices, some house some of the most prestigious companies of Silicon Valley," she said.
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When considering high school, he looked at Maret as well as St. Albans, one of Washington's most prestigious private schools.
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Her performance has already earned her a nomination at the Molières, France's most prestigious theater awards, and it's well deserved.
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Speaking on behalf of the judges, Ms. Young dismissed the notion that Americans have colonized Britain's most prestigious literary award.
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Books News LONDON — A graphic novel has made the longlist of the Man Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious literary award.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — In a sport long dominated by Europeans, Colombians are now triumphing at the world's most prestigious cycling races.
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The Lycée Edgar Faure, in the small mountain town of Morteau, has one of the country's most prestigious horology programs.
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On Advertising WIMBLEDON, England — As the world's oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament grows, a degree of quaintness remains essential.
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Last year, Mr. Serhal was awarded Japan's Midori Prize for Biodiversity, among the world's most prestigious awards for conservation work.
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We invited Broadway's best to pose for us just 24 hours after they were nominated for theater's most prestigious award.
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A royal wedding dress is one of the most prestigious commissions in British fashion — and quite possibly the most discreet.
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The award marks the first time a designer from the African continent has won the industry's most prestigious talent prize.
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The BAFTAs may be the UK's most prestigious film awards ceremony, but they're not as glamorous as you might think.
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Still, its most prestigious campuses have the lowest admit rates of any public campus (18 percent at U.C.L.A. and Berkeley).
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The Guardian was the first to report the news about the private club, one of Japan's oldest and most prestigious.
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"EGOT" is an acronym for some of the most prestigious awards across entertainment industries: the Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony.
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In 1989 he became a senior adviser to the Carlyle Group, one of the nation's most prestigious private equity firms.
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Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world and takes place in London annually in July.
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Director Claire Simon trains her camera on the complicated, unusual admission process at France's most prestigious film school, La Fémis.
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Most prestigious of all was the Playboy Interview column, which was developed by the great African-American writer Alex Haley.
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It was always about the food and getting access to the best possible—and most prestigious experience—that money can buy.
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Now, after nearly a decade of tumult, Hulu is taking aim at the biggest and most prestigious of its streaming competitors.
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Pan Kids is the junior version of the Worlds and one of the most prestigious competitions for a kid Moicano's age.
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This complex cost structure holds true at some of the most prestigious schools in the U.S., including schools like Stanford University.
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Curie's prize made worldwide headlines and had put the Nobels in the public eye as the most prestigious prize in science.
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The shows became a staple of HBO, with Band of Brothers helping usher in one of the network's most prestigious eras.
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It also received an Eisner Award, one of the most prestigious honors in the comic book world, for best graphic album.
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The short film "Ivy League Trailblazers" shares the stories of first-generation students attending some of the nation's most prestigious universities.
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It began with a series of protests at the Instituto Nacional in Santiago, one of the country's most prestigious state schools.
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The Trump Organization, which manages Trump Tower condos, said the building remains one of the most prestigious properties in the world.
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The Pebble Beach Concours kicks off Tuesday in Monterey, California, marking the start of the auto industry's most prestigious annual event.
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Having won two of the world's most prestigious newcomer awards, Demi Lardner is like the best friend you wish you had.
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In 1956, Scottish racer Ecurie Ecosse won the world's most prestigious endurance race, 24 Hours of Le Mans, in this vehicle.
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Winning an award is the most prestigious accolade someone in the film industry can earn, and it commands respect and esteem.
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On this episode of the podcast, Grierson and Will Leitch discuss the festival and its most prestigious award, the Palme d'Or.
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The nominees for Britain's most prestigious contemporary art prize this year are Michael Dean, Anthea Hamilton, Helen Marten and Josephine Pryde.
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Uh, having attended China's most prestigious film school, the Beijing Film Academy, I can tell you that you are gravely mistaken.
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There are not too many nonprofits with the wherewithal or the resources to hire perhaps the most prestigious Democratic lobbying group.
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The Chelsea Flower Show, which bills itself as the world's most prestigious, spans five days in May and features fantastical displays.
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Ishiguro takes his place beside Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Doris Lessing, and Ernest Hemingway as winner of the world's most prestigious literary award.
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In 2019, the biggest moments and most prestigious trophies belonged to players much younger than Williams, who turned 38 in September.
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The United States has won the 57th International Mathematical Olympiad, the world's most prestigious problem-solving competition for high school students.
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The job of White House chief of staff has long been one of the most prestigious and powerful gigs in Washington.
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In 1909, the company was purchased by up and coming conglomerate General Motors and officially named as its most prestigious division.
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FYI, Sarah just took 1st place at Miss Pole Dance America 2016 -- one of the most prestigious competitions in the world.
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Officials say the watch is the one that inspires the Paul Newman nickname for the most prestigious versions of Rolex's Daytona.
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The papers that end up in the most prestigious venues tend to be the ones that collect very large data sets.
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But none of that stopped "An Officer and a Spy" from premiering at one of the world's most prestigious cinema jamborees.
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The Album of the Year award is the most prestigious Grammy there is, the rough equivalent of the Best Picture Oscar.
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That the attack was launched from a glassy tower of one of Las Vegas's most prestigious casinos was not a coincidence.
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One of Wall Street's most prestigious firms believes it's well-positioned to create the first global financial cloud for its customers.
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To find out, I reached out to the UC school system, the most prestigious collection of public colleges in the country.
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The awards, voted on by a jury of 50 automotive journalists, are considered to be among the most prestigious automotive honors.
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The story was a complete lie — fabricated by left-wing activists and circulated by some of the country's most "prestigious" newspapers.
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Finally, we invited Broadway's best to pose for us just 24 hours after they were nominated for theater's most prestigious award.
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Books ____ We invited Broadway's best to pose for us just 24 hours after they were nominated for theater's most prestigious award.
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Mr. He said that Peking University, as one of China's most prestigious institutions, had an obligation to be truthful and transparent.
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In my final year, I was honored with a Skadden Fellowship, one of the most prestigious fellowships in the legal field.
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The Ohio State University is one of America's most prestigious institutions — and no, we are not talking about the football team.
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For nearly two decades, enrollment of women at the University of Tokyo, Japan's most prestigious institution, has hovered around 20 percent.
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She is the most nominated artist of the 2020 Grammy Awards with eight nods in four of the most prestigious categories.
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Dana Canedy, a former senior editor at The New York Times, will be the next administrator of journalism's most prestigious award.
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But one investor especially avoided the spotlight — a secretive hedge fund owned by McKinsey & Company, the world's most prestigious consulting firm.
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The Oscars may be the most prestigious film awards handed out each year, but they're certainly not the only film awards.
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Wouldn't you rather listen to Beyoncé the sexy, self-possessed diva than Beyoncé the most prestigious, iconic megastar currently making music?
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It's an unspeakably tragic conclusion to what most consider a fairy-tale run in one of South America's most prestigious soccer tournaments.
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And it's already in the works in the labs of scientists at some of the most prestigious academic institutions in the world.
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Sayaka Murata is the author of many books, including Convenience Store Woman, winner of Japan's most prestigious literary award, the Akutagawa Prize.
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This gesture means that next season the club will gain automatic entry to the Copa Libertadores, the continent's most prestigious club competition.
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At 17, she read biology textbooks for fun and was hoping to study biotechnology at Russia's most prestigious school, Moscow State University.
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Cinema's most prestigious awards ceremony has told only one woman in nine decades that she was the best director of the year.
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At the Magic Castle in Los Angeles, the most prestigious magic club in the city, 90 percent of the members are men.
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A century ago it belonged to Peking University, one of China's most prestigious seats of learning (now in a north-western suburb).
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A Serbia team that has swept up world and regional titles since 2012 finally proved its dominance on the most prestigious stage.
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There are even said to be Shia sheikhs teaching Shia law at Al Azhar, the Sunni world's most prestigious centre of learning.
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Nonetheless, Rockmore's ability to create beautifully melodic sounds with the instrument put her amongst the most prestigious classical musicians of the time.
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The difference is striking given that Gulf Air, Bahrain's flag carrier, was for decades the most prestigious airline in the Middle East.
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The meeting comes amid new tensions with Trump's staff over who should serve in one of the most prestigious posts in government.
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TIFF is one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world, and we're very proud to collaborate on this little experiment.
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Two years earlier, a young Dutchman had taken over as the head coach at the Netherlands' most prestigious football club, Ajax Amsterdam.
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The company's roll out plan is to have the product available in "150 of the most prestigious pediatric allergy clinics" this year.
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Jean-Paul Dubois won the Goncourt Prize, France's most prestigious literary award, in a ceremony on Monday at the Paris restaurant Drouant.
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He attended the Phillips Exeter Academy, one of the most prestigious prep-schools, and his dad was chauffeured to work each day.
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The company was even backed by Sequoia Capital and Technology Crossover Ventures, two of the most prestigious Silicon Valley venture capital firms.
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He's won numerous awards for his generosity, including the Medal of the Order of Australia, one of the country's most prestigious honors.
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Who could forget Warner's breathtakingly nasty comments to Elle as she's prepping to apply for one of Harvard Law's most prestigious internships?
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It's Triple Crown season, when the Belmont Stakes, the Preakness and the most prestigious of all, the Kentucky Derby, take the spotlight.
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Sommers is getting a large pay raise by taking the position, considered to be one of the most prestigious on K Street.
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His successor at the Met, one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, will be named in the coming months.
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They won the continent's most prestigious club competition in 2004 and 2007, Cipriani starting the latter final victory over Leicester at fullback.
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Claire won around ten prizes for her research contributions, with the most prestigious awarded by RAEng at the UK houses of parliament.
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And the most prestigious journals, such as Cell, Nature and The Lancet, also tend to be the most protective of their content.
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The film "Ivy League Trailblazers" introduces us to the nation's most prestigious universities through the eyes of first-generation college students. Louis.f.
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Last year, he won the prize for best male model at the Bucharest Summit—the Romanian sexcam industry's most prestigious awards ceremony.
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The change, announced Tuesday, will affect the four most prestigious categories: album, record and song of the year, and best new artist.
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One of the most prestigious brands in Silicon Valley investing is issuing a dire warning about the impact of the novel coronavirus.
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He studied anthropology at Makerere University, Uganda's most prestigious, and worked odd jobs as a barber, bricklayer and a hawker of CDs.
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Harvard University: 97 — It's no surprise that the world's most prestigious university also offers the world's best degrees in business and management.
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Ishiguro is the first Briton to win the world's most prestigious literary award in a decade, since Doris Lessing's recognition in 2007.
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But the seeming progress with North Korea has put Trump's name in the conversation for one of the world's most prestigious honors.
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Judges of some of the most prestigious public awards for contemporary art regard other media as more in tune with our times.
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The late-153s house is among a dwindling number of grand mansions that lined one of this port city's most prestigious thoroughfares.
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After all, the Swedish curator was at the top of his game, working with some of the art world's most prestigious institutions.
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His plays, from "Tartuffe" to "The Misanthrope," are studied in schools here; the country's most prestigious theater awards are named the Molières.
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Her influence on the breed was recently on display in two of the most prestigious races in Europe, including the French Derby.
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The Augusta National Golf Club has announced the 2020 Masters Tournament -- the most prestigious event in pro golf -- is postponed over coronavirus.
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Two of the most prestigious suites, Les Grand Apartements, are new and were designed by Karl Lagerfeld, the creative director of Chanel.
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The rapist works for the most prestigious seed fund in Silicon Valley, which is a fact the woman finds funny in retrospect.
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Perhaps never has a runner taken such an unconventional path to second place in one of the world's most prestigious sporting events.
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The roots of VDL, Australia's most prestigious dairy, stretch back to the settlement of Tasmania by the British in the early 1800s.
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The opportunity to work with one of the most prestigious firms on Wall Street was too good to pass up, he said.
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In the second movement of "Symphony in C" — traditionally the most prestigious of all Balanchinian roles — Maria Kowroski was regal, poignant, elegiac.
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That includes occupying the most prestigious seats at the Bastille Day ceremony, a pomp-filled parade steeped in military tradition and hardware.
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Haspel has received several awards in her career, including the Presidential Rank Award -- the most prestigious award in the federal civil service.
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It seemed only natural that she would follow in her father's footsteps and attend the University of Tokyo, Japan's most prestigious institution.
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Burrow thanked LSU Coach Ed Orgeron in an emotional speech as he accepted one of the most prestigious awards in college sports.
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Making funny faces is not exactly the most prestigious kind of comedy, but anyone who recalls their childhood knows it's a classic.
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U.S. News & World Report found that some of the most prestigious public universities charge non-residents over $40,000 a year to attend.
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Oracle won the cup in San Francisco in 2013 and is preparing in Bermuda to defend yachting's most prestigious trophy next year.
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It later became Ms. Salvant's backing band, and went on to tour the world, playing at some of jazz's most prestigious festivals.
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The awards marked the second year in a row that Reuters has won two Pulitzers, the most prestigious prize in American journalism.
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Described on its own website as "the most prestigious cooking competition in the world," the Bocuse d'Or is frequently compared to the Olympics.
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She's given talks at summits and panels alongside Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama (who wrote her a recommendation for America's most prestigious university).
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But the NBA is now a bind, and the spat could end up costing the world's most prestigious basketball league billions of dollars.
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But, of course, he was ultimately no match for Clijsters, who is obviously at the world's most prestigious tennis tournament for good reason.
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It was especially damning to see these allegations against DuPont under the letterhead of one of the nation's most prestigious corporate defense firms.
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You will be pitching your startup to the most prestigious, influential and expert industry leaders, and you'll get video coverage on TechCrunch, too!
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Hunter, after a year at Georgetown Law, was able to transfer to Yale and finish out at the country's most prestigious law school.
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The Pulitzer is the most prestigious prize in journalism, and the announcement is one of the most highly-anticipated days for many newsrooms.
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That's why Isla Fisher gave thanks, when she received the Trailblazer Award at the AACTAs, Australia's most prestigious honours for the film industry.
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Which is why it makes sense that they showed up to one of fashion's most prestigious events of the year: the CFDA Awards.
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Though English clubs ruled the Champions League a decade ago, none has reached the final of Europe's most prestigious knockout tournament since 2012.
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It received a Royal Charter three years later and went on to become one of the most prestigious and powerful entities in London.
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USC, one of the nation's most prestigious private institutions of higher education, has made headlines in recent years for incidents of violent crime.
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That doesn't include all the other talents of Mexican descent who've been scooping up Hollywood's most prestigious awards in their own categories too.
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Cannes is the reigning title holder of "most prestigious festival," and most filmmakers aspire to have their work play in competition there someday.
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The race is one of the most prestigious in the country, and she'd triumphed in it an astonishing five times in a row.
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The point is, Secretary of State is the second-best job in government, the least politicized and the most prestigious in the Cabinet.
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By the time I was 27 years old, I was a vice president, at arguably, the most prestigious investment bank in the world.
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Of land-grant, public universities it is not the largest, but it is one of the most prestigious, or has been until recently.
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Ahead of the Champions League final this weekend, Sergio Ramos has spoken about his first experience of winning football's most prestigious club competition.
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Still, this independent German company has become one of the most prestigious brands in music, thanks to the inspired leadership of Manfred Eicher.
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The Gridiron Club is among the most prestigious journalist clubs in the country, and its annual dinner is considered a highly exclusive event.
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Location: Daytona Beach, FLSports: Auto racingCapacity: 101,500One thing to know: Daytona International Speedway hosts the Daytona 500, the most prestigious race in NASCAR.
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Collectively known as the Panhellenic Games, they were open to athletes across the Greek empire, but Olympia's festival was always the most prestigious.
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Messi scooped soccer's most prestigious individual prize on Monday night when he was voted "The Best FIFA Men's Player" for the first time.
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By buying Time Warner — one of the most prestigious producers of television and film today, with brands including HBO, CNN and Warner Bros.
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She follows in the footsteps of fellow Kenyan Lupita Nyong'o, who joined Hollywood's most prestigious club after winning an Oscar three years ago.
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She was then awarded a Rhodes Scholarship, one of the world's most prestigious scholarships, to attend Oxford University where she also studied economics.
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Currently, Comey is an assistant US attorney in the Southern District of New York — one of the most prestigious federal prosecutors' office nationwide.
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The trend is expected to accelerate this year because unpaid bills are creating massive bad debt for even the most prestigious medical centers.
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World Boxing Super Series champion status propels Taylor to the big timeThe World Boxing Super Series is the most prestigious tournament in boxing.
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It is what makes Brazil the world's most prestigious national team, a byword not just for taste and style but for success, too.
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The week began with the world of children's and young adult literature celebrating its most prestigious awards, the industry's version of the Oscars.
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Starting Tuesday, the NBC Sports Network will broadcast its first Royal Ascot meet, perhaps the most prestigious event on the international racing calendar.
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Almost 3,000 high-pedigree dogs were groomed for victory this year in the most prestigious title in the rarefied world of dog breeding.
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On Thursday, she was named the new editor of The Paris Review, one of the most prestigious literary magazines in the United States.
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After the Nobel Prize in Economics, the Clark medal is widely considered the next most prestigious form of recognition for an academic economist.
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Savigny-les-Beaune is not among the most prestigious terroirs of Burgundy, nor is 2007 a celebrated vintage, though I've always liked it.
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It's an effort to get its most prestigious brand to produce more shows than ever to bring in more subscribers and justify costs.
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Sixteen times, most recently in 2013, Muirfield managed to keep its discriminatory membership policy and host one of golf's most prestigious championships, too.
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Educated at Princeton University and Harvard Law School, Obama began her career at one of the nation's most prestigious law firms, Sidley Austin.
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It&aposs one of the most prestigious districts in the city, and where a good portion of San Francisco&aposs tech billionaires live.
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Considered among the most prestigious prizes given for children's literature, the awards are known to drive sales and spur librarian and teacher recommendations.
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The most prestigious films of the year usually come out in the fall in an attempt to make a run at the Oscars.
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Two of science's most prestigious journals have released a combined five articles in the past two days demonstrating entanglement's eccentricities in many-atom systems.
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The most prestigious scientific organization in the US has voted to allow members to be expelled for sexual harassment and other forms of misconduct.
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Biden and Boehner, who are both Catholics, were each awarded the 2016 Laetare Medal, the oldest and most prestigious honor at the catholic university.
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Asus called the ZenBook 3 the "world's most prestigious laptop" last year, and it's using the same tagline for the new ZenBook 3 Deluxe.
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At the very least, a Scorsese-producer Joker film would be the most prestigious DC film since Christopher Nolan left The Dark Knight franchise.
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One of the world's most prestigious annual photography events, The Photography Show is the longest-running and foremost exhibition dedicated to the photographic medium.
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Held at London's O2 Arena, it is the most prestigious tournament outside of the Grand Slams, usually featuring the year's top eight men's players.
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After joining Berzelius, one of Yale's oldest and most prestigious societies, L. realized she had access to a large and influential network of alumni.
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In 2013 the National Endowment for the Arts bestowed on her America's most prestigious honour for jazz: the Jazz Master award for lifetime achievement.
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Nonetheless, Rami Malek (pictured), who plays Mercury, won Best Actor in a Drama, and the film won the ceremony's most prestigious award, Best Drama.
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Faculty and staff at some of the nation's most prestigious universities are the latest to sue their employers over high fees for retirement plans.
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The article marks the first time a sitting president has written for the medical journal, which is considered one of the country's most prestigious.
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Then, fast-forward 18 years, and imagine that all four of your sons get into two of the country's most prestigious Ivy League schools.
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His Facebook profile shows an active, adventurous 49-year-old who graduated from one of the most prestigious universities in Argentina, La Nacion reports.
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It recently ended a run at the Hampstead Theatre in London, where it was nominated for an Olivier Award, Britain's most prestigious theatrical prize.
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Finney won a scholarship and joined the likes of Peter O'Toole, Alan Bates and Brian Bedford, all then attending London's most prestigious drama school.
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So it's possible to drop out of school and still end up in one of one of the most prestigious schools on the market.
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Founded in 1946 and at the core of a post-war revolution in womenswear, the brand remains of the most prestigious in the world.
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Jackson joins the likes of James Brown, Aretha Franklin, and Paul McCartney in being inducted in one of the most prestigious ledgers of music.
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A limited-edition bottle of Johnnie Walker's most prestigious whisky, Blue Label, this blended Scottish whisky boasts hints of rose, dark chocolate and tobacco.
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"There was a goat on the roof of a multi million-dollar house in one of Australia's most prestigious suburbs, Dalkeith," Peck told Storyful.
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Traders and analysts will stay at Sberbank's CIB office space in the Romanov Dvor centre, regarded as Moscow's most prestigious business area, for longer.
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers, one of the most prestigious VC firms in Silicon Valley, tripled its investment in apps to $300 million in 2011.
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The announcement brings to an end months of rumours about how football's most prestigious club competition might be reformed (see our previous suggestions here).
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Today, we found out that entrance into one of the country's most prestigious universities is not the only thing the pizza essay got Carolina.
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This year, he has taken first place at eight tournaments, including Evolution 2016, the largest and most prestigious fighting game tournament in the world.
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Several of China's most prestigious state-run music schools agreed to stock their classrooms only with Steinway pianos, a big win for the company.
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In 2008, he got a job as a literature professor at Renmin University, in Beijing, one of the most prestigious schools in the country.
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The Briton, 48, masterminded Dongfeng Race Team's third-placed challenge in the last edition of the sport's most prestigious offshore prize in 2014-15.
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One of America's most prestigious schools, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, accepted millions in donations either directly from or through connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
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McIlroy then safely negotiated the water-lined final two holes with tap-in pars to clinch the most prestigious tournament outside the four majors.
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Microsoft's key strategic partnership is with the L V Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad, India, one of the most prestigious hospitals in the country.
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Launched in 2008, the South Asian Spelling Bee is an elite circuit whose alumni have come to dominate the nation's most prestigious spelling competition.
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Claiborne Farm, one of the area's most prestigious horse farms, where famed racehorse Secretariat is buried, has drawn the attention of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Recently, the Arken Museum for Modern Art, one of Denmark's most prestigious contemporary museums, purchased two of the artist's paintings for its permanent collection.
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For college, Ms. Adu went to what is now called Central Saint Martins, in London, then and now the world's most prestigious fashion school.
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Australia's most prestigious pro rugby league is combating the coronavirus pandemic ... by appointing a special BALL WASHER to keep things clean on the field.
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The University of North Carolina Tar Heels men's basketball team is one of the most prestigious programs in college basketball, with six national titles.
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In 1976, he tied for first in the United States Open, one of the country's most prestigious tournaments, with Leonid Shamkovich, another recent émigré.
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And only 2 of the 623 Australians to have played Test cricket, the five-day format traditionally regarded as the most prestigious, are Indigenous.
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Other Stoneman Douglas graduates, however, appeared to welcome the news that he would not be going to one of the nation's most prestigious universities.
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He has worked in some of Los Angeles's most prestigious restaurants—including Osteria Mozza, Ink, and Trois Mec—so the man knows his wines.
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The scholars Joseph P. Reidy and Lizabeth Cohen have won the prize, one of the most prestigious honors in the field of American history.
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They later took the grand prize at the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology, the nation's most prestigious research competition for high school students.
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By the end of the season, Bellino was a national star and the front-runner for the 1960 Heisman, college football's most prestigious award.
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But making them for the Super Bowl champion and the runner-up — which gets rings for winning its conference — is the most prestigious job.
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Her employer is considered one of the most prestigious companies in Japan, a country where exhaustion is often seen as a sign of diligence.
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The 49th edition of what is perhaps the world's most prestigious art fair runs from Thursday to Sunday in the Messe Basel exhibition hall.
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These metrics, he argues, might lead students to consider institutions outside those traditionally called most prestigious — Albright College, for example, as opposed to Yale.
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At Cannes, the film covered itself in critical glory and took home the coveted Palme d'Or, arguably the most prestigious award in world cinema.
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For board members not invited because of their artistic or academic accomplishments, the price of entry remains steep at the country's most prestigious institutions.
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The Viña del Mar International Song Festival is the oldest and largest music event in Latin America and is considered among the most prestigious.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — One more major title, just one, and Rafael Nadal will share the most prestigious record in modern men's tennis with Roger Federer.
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But she decided to release her latest album this year in Catalan, and won one of Italy's most prestigious music awards in the process.
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Bel Air is one of the most "prestigious residential communities in the city of Los Angeles," according to luxury real estate firm Hilton & Hyland.
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Raise a glass to... Karen Uhlenbeck, the first woman to win the Abel Prize, one of the most prestigious mathematics awards in the world.
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Mr. Fahy (pronounced fay) became the Met's curator in charge of European paintings, one of the museum's most prestigious departments, in his late 21968s.
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Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, one of India's most prestigious schools, came under siege Sunday by dozens of masked men shouting nationalist slogans.
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Chicago does have a lot going for itself, including some of the world's most prestigious universities, such as Northwestern and the University of Chicago.
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Condé Nast is one of the most prestigious mass media companies in the world, and own publications such as Glamour, Teen Vogue, and Vogue.
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The spectacular robbery from one of Berlin's most prestigious museums in the center of the capital, and from behind bullet-proof glass, stunned Germans.
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Cannes is the reigning title holder of cinema's "most prestigious festival," and most filmmakers aspire to have their work play in competition there someday.
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New research indicates that female law students are clustered in lower-ranked schools, and fewer women are enrolled in the country's most prestigious institutions.
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The site won the Eisner Award, the most prestigious in the comics business, in 2010, 2012 and 2013 for best comics-related periodical/journalism.
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Unlike the Summer Olympics, it will be difficult to explain the Russian hockey team's absence from the most prestigious world stage to the public.
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Horror deserves to be considered as a broad genre, not a niche that exists outside rooms where the most prestigious awards are given out.
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Apple recognizes the most beautiful apps on iOS every year, in what has quickly become one of the most prestigious awards for app designers.
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Private universities remain free to ban concealed weapons, and many of the largest and most prestigious have done so, including Baylor, Rice and Southern Methodist.
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The most lucrative award, and one of the organization's most prestigious, is the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction, which comes with $25,000.
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But until recently, Peking University, one of the country's most prestigious institutions, had still seen its tradition of political activism live on among some students.
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But the film industry's most prestigious show tends to inspire big fashion gestures among Hollywood's elite, resulting in the juiciest best-dressed lists of all.
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WITH just 1,440 students, the Central European University (CEU) is one of Hungary's smallest institutions of higher education, but it may be its most prestigious.
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Sundar Pichai scored one of the most prestigious titles in the tech world last year when Google restructured its entire organization and named him CEO.
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The Sony World Photography Awards, one of the world's most prestigious photo competitions, has announced the shortlisted and finalist entries of its 2020 Professional competition.
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Everyone knows by now that Black Panther is something special, and one of the most prestigious museums in the world has decided to recognize that.
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No matter their family income, students at America's most prestigious universities have a roughly equal chance of reaching the top 227% of the income distribution.
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And the most prestigious titles — including Science and Nature — screen for the most novel, most surprising findings that will stand out to scientists across disciplines.
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Several of his most famous works with the Who have been given the orchestral treatment, earning rapturous responses at the world's most prestigious concert houses.
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"Financing of the oldest and the most prestigious ballet competition in the world would not be possible due to insufficient sponsorship and donations," organisers said.
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Moreover, the graduate wage premium is highest for those at the most prestigious universities, where the gap between rich and poor pupils has remained wide.
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English teams earn more, even though Spain's top clubs are superior on the pitch, winning the past five Champions League competitions, Europe's most prestigious tournament.
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On Friday night, host nation France will face off against Romania in the opening match of Euro 2016, one of soccer's most prestigious international tournaments.
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That leaves the current manager, Manuel Pellegrini, as a lame duck even as the team competes for some of the most prestigious prizes in soccer.
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His parents moved him to Paris as a child, where he attended elite prep schools before entering the Sorbonne, one of France's most prestigious universities.
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On June 1st he scored his 71st goal in 104 appearances, to inspire the Reds to victory in the Champions League, Europe's most prestigious competition.
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In 2007, as he was preparing for the National Finals Rodeo—the year's most prestigious competition—his horse flipped over, pinning him against the chute.
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Trump presented the nation&aposs most prestigious honor for selflessness on the battlefield to Master Chief Special Warfare Operator Britt K. Slabinski of Northampton, Massachusetts.
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It was the first time the faculty of the country's oldest and most prestigious educational institution has joined the protests since they began last month.
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The most prestigious baseball league in the world just lost one of America's best young prospects to Japan because he can make more money there.
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That's big news; it's also ridiculous that it took TV this long to put an Asian woman in the running for its most prestigious award.
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In 2018, Jayda Guy played dozens of shows from Detroit to Bali, Indonesia, and performed at some of the world's most prestigious electronic music festivals.
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The debate over Twin Peaks' status kicked off thanks to the annual top 22017 lists by two of the most prestigious film publications out there.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa, Liam Payne and Stormzy are among the nominees for this year's Brit Awards, Britain's most prestigious pop music prizes.
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Typically, that role is given to the most prestigious speaker at an event — and here, that title belongs to the one and only Maxine Waters.
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Back then, before he transferred to one of Southern California's most prestigious private schools and upended his life, Kayvon spoke of high school almost reverentially.
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It is among the most prestigious honors in the preaching profession; Baylor's last such list in 1996 changed the lives of some of those recipients.
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That final show will soon be realized, as the 15th edition of the Sharjah Biennial, perhaps the most prestigious such exhibition in the Middle East.
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"One-two in Monza; this is probably the most prestigious circuit, it is Ferrari land, it just feels awesome," said Toto Wolff, the Mercedes director.
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"It gives me such joy and gratitude to be included among the past recipients of this most prestigious songwriting award," he said in a statement.
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Among those races will be those run at the Breeders' Cup World Championships, which include one of America's most prestigious and lucrative days of racing.
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One of the most prestigious places is to live is Noble Row, a set of six ultra-exclusive luxury townhouses that start at $22 million.
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As his search continued, he scoured the internet to see what some of the most prestigious high schools in the country were offering their students.
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Runners from around the world were up before dawn to get ready for one of the sport's most prestigious races: the New York City Marathon.
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It's arguably the most prestigious and high-end superyacht show of the year — 42 new superyachts are expected to make their worldwide debut this year.
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The allegations at one of the world's most prestigious opera houses come amid widening sexual misconduct scandals in the fields of entertainment, politics and journalism.
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Nonprofit online platforms such as edX offer quality online educational resources developed by some of the world's most prestigious universities, including Harvard, MIT and Wharton.
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Her fiction soon found acclaim, leading to a Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious literary award, for her fourth novel, "Hotel du Lac," published in 1984.
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The Pulitzers, the most prestigious prizes in American journalism, have been awarded since 1917 after being established in the will of newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer.
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And in March 2018, it was announced that Fāgogo had been selected as a finalist for New Zealand's most prestigious art award, the Walters Prize.
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He took the steps the same day to strip Weinstein of his French Legion d'Honneur Award, one of the most prestigious awards given in France.
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It also brought a torrent of unfavorable attention to Silicon-Valley-based Stanford, which ranks as one of the nation's most prestigious private research institutions.
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They'd be leading the nation's most prestigious police force — and be charged with picking up the Trump-Russia probe that led to their predecessor's removal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's most prestigious flower show is taking place this week with hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of floral delights from Alium to Zantedeschia.
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"It's like a vacation where we rediscover our childhoods," says Eric Ospital, one of France's most prestigious charcutiers, who comes from the foothills near Biarritz.
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Founded in 1956 by France's Syndicat National des Antiquaires, the Paris Biennale is one of the world's oldest and most prestigious art and antique fairs.
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Washington, D.C.-based Akin Gump is one of the most prestigious law firms in the U.S., specializing in complex corporate and white collar criminal cases.
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Tuition at international schools can exceed $42,000 a year, excluding so-called debentures, which can exceed $1 million at the most prestigious and expensive schools.
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Mr. Aaldering said he thought that there would still be a market in 20 years' time for the rarest and most prestigious postwar classic cars.
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Beginning in 1720, Café Zimmermann — the largest coffeehouse in Leipzig, Germany — launched a weekly concert series featuring the Collegium Musicum, the city's most prestigious ensemble.
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Mr. Steinhardt, 78, a retired hedge fund founder, is among an elite cadre of donors who bankroll some of the country's most prestigious Jewish nonprofits.
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In the manner of the French elite, Mr. d'Ormesson studied philosophy at the École Normale Supérieure, one of France's most prestigious places of higher education.
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This means that British nationals may be among the recipients of one of the country's most prestigious academic awards for the first time in history.
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She received the European Union's most prestigious human rights award, the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, in 2012, while serving a previous prison sentence.
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In 1945, he would relocate the family to Detroit after receiving a job offer from Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, one of the city's most prestigious firms.
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For the night's most prestigious honor, Entertainer of the Year, Keith Urban is nominated again in the category alongside Garth Brooks, Church, Stapleton and Underwood.
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The Le Mans Heritage Club also celebrates the traditions of the 24-hour race by showcasing some of the most prestigious cars from its history.
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That came through clearly on Sunday afternoon during the grand finals of the Metropolitan Opera's National Council Auditions, perhaps the most prestigious competition in opera.
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The revelations at Choate are just the latest in several admissions of sexual abuse of students at some of the nation's most prestigious prep schools.
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It's the most prestigious award the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences gives out every year, announced right at the end of the ceremony.
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A lab director tampered with urine samples at the Olympics and provided cocktails of performance-enhancing drugs, corrupting some of the world's most prestigious competitions.
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Some 2,700 dogs from more than a dozen countries have entered the two-day competition, one of the world's most prestigious events for pedigree breeders.
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A sweep by Adele could feed into long-simmering complaints that the awards too often fail to recognize black performers in the most prestigious categories.
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But if the world's most prestigious cinema competition is reckoning with the industry's dark past, Cannes also must deal with its own present-day deficits.
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What's rarely acknowledged is that people from low-income backgrounds have fewer opportunities to land jobs as line cooks in the world's most prestigious restaurants.
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For far more than a century, sailing teams have been trying to conceal their cards and design breakthroughs and secure the sport's most prestigious prize.
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After graduating from the country's most prestigious school, Daniela is sent off into a forced, polyamorous marriage with her worst enemy and a condescending husband.
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He graduated from Palo Alto High School, one of the country's most prestigious public schools, and studied real estate and business at Foothill College nearby.
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Maryam Mirzakhani, the only woman and only Iranian to win a Fields Medal, the most prestigious honor in mathematics, died of breast cancer at 40.
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Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian mathematician who was the only woman ever to win a Fields Medal, the most prestigious honor in mathematics, died on Friday.
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But, even if you aren't an actor or actress, your odds of taking home one of the most prestigious awards in entertainment are pretty low.
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The BRIT Awards, held in London's O2 arena, are the mainstream British music industry's most prestigious awards ceremony, having been held every year since 1982.
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Four years after squandering an 8-1 lead in San Francisco, Team New Zealand heads to Bermuda for the America's Cup, yachting's most prestigious prize.
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Shortly thereafter, St. John was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship, one of the world's most prestigious scholarships, to attend Oxford University where she again studied economics.
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The prize, one of the world's most prestigious cultural honors, is awarded in early October and a postponement or cancellation has not occurred in decades.
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As workers at one of the world's most prestigious museums prepare for contract negotiations this week, dozens of workers participated in a museum-wide walkout.
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Moscow's pedestrian streets have been flooded with fans and locals who have celebrated the world's most prestigious soccer tournament until the small hours of the morning.
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He's booked sets at some of the most prestigious and exclusive events possible — from Coachella to Glastonbury to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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Norman will receive an annual salary of 600,000 pounds ($13,040) for the chairmanship, which although part-time is one of the most prestigious in corporate Britain.
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Wickens started racing in 2001, according to his website, and has since competed in some of the most prestigious series in both North America and Europe.
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From modest beginnings in 1965, with fewer than 400 entries, it has developed into one of the largest and most prestigious photographic competitions in the world.
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The global movie industry descends upon the French Riviera this week for the 72nd Cannes Film Festival, one of the most prestigious events in the business.
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Recently, a team of social scientists — spanning psychologists and economists — attempted to replicate 21 findings published in the most prestigious general science journals: Nature and Science.
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Through seven games, Hurts is a strong candidate to win college football's most prestigious award, keeping it in the Sooners' camp for the third straight year.
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Many people are disappointed the environmental activist Greta Thunberg, a favorite to win the world's most prestigious prize this year, did not receive this powerful endorsement.
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On May 15th a delegation from India's college-accrediting body paid a visit to Sri Pratap College, the most prestigious centre of higher education in Srinagar.
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I asked if she ever finds her self thinking, Wow, I'm 14 and I'm working with some of the most prestigious legacy designers in the world.
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Beyond being featured in some of the world's most prestigious magazines and runways, they're changing how the industry views women, and what a model should be.
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Joy Dantong Ma of MacroPolo, the in-house think-tank of the Paulson Institute, examined the origins of leading speakers at the most prestigious AI gathering.
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The latter has long been likened to the Academy Awards in that it's the most prestigious prize a designer can receive this side of the Atlantic.
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Galloway was the chair of the University of British Columbia's creative writing program — one of the most prestigious writing programs in Canada — from 2013 to 2015.
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Wimbledon, which has been held at the All-England Club since 1877, is the oldest tournament in the world and considered to be the most prestigious.
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The firm prides itself on being the most prestigious management consultancy, sending out its bright, young footsoldiers to advise executives and policymakers on tricky strategic issues.
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Recent news of other artists withdrawing from the show — one of the world's most prestigious exhibitions of contemporary art — convinced the group to expedite its plans.
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The Swedish Academy's announcement that it would not hand out one of the most prestigious prizes in the literary world this year was not wholly unexpected.
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Shortly after Moonlight's win, GLAAD tweeted that it was the first film in history with a queer main storyline to win the Oscars' most prestigious award.
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Nature, one of the most prestigious scientific journals in the world, has just announce plans to create a Machine Intelligence imprint, and researchers are not happy.
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Stephen Mould, head of Sotheby's Wine, Europe told CNBC Thursday that the focus was very much on top quality French wines from the most prestigious cellars.
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The Oscars are one of the most prestigious television events outside of live sports broadcasts and a program that many people still prefer to watch live.
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In arguably the Games' most prestigious event, the hunger to be able to stand toe-to-toe with the best in the world is naturally greater.
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Most importantly, the movie is nominated for Best Picture, the Academy's most prestigious award, and there is at least a small likelihood that it will win.
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Efrain dominated at 156, and my unanimous decision at 147 meant that Milton's Supreme Team owned four of the most prestigious amateur titles in the city.
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Wickens started racing in 2001, according to his website, and has since competed in some of the most prestigious series in both North America and Europe.
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Rob Krar is a two-time winner of the Western States Endurance Run, a hundred-miler that's considered the most prestigious ultramarathon in the United States.
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Lindsey Graham from one of the most prestigious law firms in the country — tremendous, highly rated law firm — that I have nothing to do with Russia.
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Li's case: For two years, Li has worked on one of the world's most prestigious advanced battery research teams — run by MIT scientist Yet-Ming Chiang.
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The Oscars may honor the most prestigious films of the year, but they don't always celebrate the movies that hit it big in the box office.
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"The Olympic Games is the largest and most prestigious international sports competition in the world with over 200 countries participating," SPN Chief Executive N.P. Singh said.
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Over the next three days on the most prestigious tech stage in the world, the Battlefield teams will compete for $50,000 and the coveted Disrupt Cup.
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And the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival — which begins today — celebrates the park's most prestigious competition, with $27 million up for grabs Saturday at the Belmont Stakes.
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Lira didn't qualify for this year's FIFA Interactive World Cup, the game's most prestigious tournament, but is already hard at work training for the 2017 edition.
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She capped her career last summer with her sport's most prestigious championship when the United States defeated Japan 5-2 in Canada in the World Cup.
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Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the Sunni world's most prestigious centre of learning, said Mr Essebsi's proposed changes would not be "fair and just" to women.
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It's a big deal — the richest and most prestigious prize for an emerging American brand — though arguably this was actually his second major win, since Mrs.
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With its careful vetting of objects on display, dating from antiquity to the present, the fair is considered the most prestigious art bazaar in the world.
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"When you omit those folks from the talent pool of our national, most prestigious advisory board its a skewing that eliminates the best minds," Burke said.
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It gave Baffert his third consecutive victory in one of the world's most prestigious races: American Pharoah won it last year and Bayern the year before.
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The Manhattan U.S. attorney's office and the FBI are investigating data breaches at some of the country's most prestigious law firms, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Del Posto: One of New York's most prestigious Italian restaurants, Del Posto occupies one corner of the old National Biscuit Company building on Manhattan's west side.
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Carlo Carraro, the former president of Università Ca' Foscari in Venice (one of Italy's most prestigious public universities), has been chosen as the Head of Education.
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For two years, the world's biggest streaming service and its most prestigious film festival have been locked in a battle with big consequences for cinema's future.
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Two small time gangsters weren't going to lace up, but instead don fingerless gloves for a one round brawl at one of Thailand's most prestigious stadiums.
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This year's winner of the Man Booker Prize for Fiction, one of the most prestigious literary honors in the world, will be announced in London today.
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BRUSSELS — The European Parliament awarded the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, Europe's most prestigious human rights award, to the democratic opposition in Venezuela on Thursday.
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Wudaokou (pronounced woo-DOW-koh) is a small neighborhood in Beijing's northwest bordered by several universities, including two of the country's most prestigious, Tsinghua and Peking.
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MADRID — A year ago, Stefanos Tsitsipas was still a teenager and still playing in the qualifying tournaments of some of the most prestigious events on clay.
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Yet Soleil Wheeler — Ewok, as she's known in the esports world — just became the newest member of one of the world's most prestigious professional gaming organizations.
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"If you could transform Champagne into Burgundy, you would destroy it," Rémi Krug of Krug Champagne, possibly the most prestigious house, told me back in 2600.
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"Trump Towers Delhi NCR will quickly become the most prestigious address in the city," said Donald Trump Jr., according to the news release on the project.
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Years ago, at D.S. Senanayake, considered one of Colombo's most prestigious schools, his nickname was Kudda, or Powder, an affectionate reference to the family's spice business.
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The Ian Parry Scholarship is now in its 30th year of highlighting that young talent and is one of the most prestigious awards of its kind.
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More than 30 years later, Ms. Smith has published three volumes of poetry and collected some of the field's most prestigious awards, including the Pulitzer Prize.
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In the most prestigious categories, the nominations largely went to a mixture of new faces in pop and R&B, and midcareer, alt-leaning rock artists.
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The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are the most prestigious slabs of metal and glass Apple has to offer (20203/10, WIRED Recommends).
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That artist, Felix Nussbaum, was in Rome in 1933, having been awarded Germany's most prestigious art scholarship to study there, when Hitler took power in Berlin.
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Art Review Let's say you were a composer, and you wrote a symphony that received universal praise, deep academic study, performances by the most prestigious orchestras.
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Produced in association with Takagi Brewery, one of Japan's most prestigious sake makers, "N" is presented in a minimalist black bottle and retails for around $1,000.
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"Daniel will help define 1 Vanderbilt as among the most prestigious office buildings of this new era," said Marc Holliday, the chief executive of SL Green.
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The University of Michigan-Dearborn was the most prestigious school to which Raheel applied, and in April 211941 he was accepted and given a $219,211968 scholarship.
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Del Posto: One of New York's most prestigious Italian restaurants, Del Posto occupies one corner of the old National Biscuit Company building on Manhattan's West Side.
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He has won five Ballons d'Or — the most prestigious individual trophy in world soccer — and is arguably the greatest player in the history of the sport.
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His work has been displayed in the world's most prestigious modern art museums and some of his sculptures and photographs sell for millions of dollars apiece.
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As CEO—a title he gained in 2003—Moonves oversees the company's most prestigious and lucrative television franchises, like 60 Minutes and The Big Bang Theory.
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Confounding expectation, Gignac opted to join Tigres in their quest to become the first Mexican club to win Latin America's most prestigious competition, the Copa Libertadores.
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This, in turn, by a process of feedback, permits a map to be made showing which are the most prestigious and important art institutions in the world.
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The Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT), India's most prestigious universities, demand exceptionally high entrance exam results and have produced some of India's pioneering scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs.
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Being chosen to give the annual Jefferson Lecture, presented by the National Endowment for the Humanities, is considered the federal government's most prestigious honor in the humanities.
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The CFDA Fashion Awards are some of the most prestigious in the industry and recognize achievements in categories ranging from womenswear to journalism, accessories, and lifetime achievement.
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These schools are among the most prestigious in the country, with USC only admitting around 17 percent of its applicants and Stanford only admitting about 5 percent.
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As an industry-only festival, it doesn't have to sell tickets; as the world's most prestigious festival, it doesn't have to worry about attracting world-class talent.
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These are some of the most prestigious broadcasts on television, and it can be easy to forget how much work goes into what you hear at home.
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After he wins the Fields Medal, the most prestigious prize in mathematics, and lands a faculty position at Princeton, hubris leads him to tackle another insurmountable conjecture.
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Today, as his collection is unveiled in one of London's most prestigious art institutions, Bowie continues to challenge "preconceptions of 'otherness'" about Africa from beyond the grave.
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Spots at the most prestigious educational institutions should go to the smartest kids; positions at the highest-paying firms should be given to the most-skilled workers.
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TRUMP: Yeah, in fact, I just sent a letter to Lindsey Graham, one of the most prestigious law firms in the country, tremendous, highly rated law firm.
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When challenged to name the men who have owned fighting's most prestigious title, the world heavyweight championship, most fans will be able to manage a few names.
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The most prestigious award, Best in Show, will be announced on Tuesday night; last year, a beagle named Miss P defied the odds to win the title.
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He finds time to tell us that as he highlights winning one of the most prestigious awards a PhD student can win, the Lemelson-MIT student prize.
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At Harvard, arguably the most prestigious economics department in the world, the faculty pictures that beam down from the wall feature 217 senior members of the department.
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The most prestigious award—Best Picture—holds the largest number of female nominees, with nine women listed as producers on the nine films up for the award.
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The Consortium of Christian Study Centers counts 20 members — a small but significant number considering that many are embedded in the most prestigious universities around the country.
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Consider the nation's most prestigious award for scientifically gifted high school students, the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, called the Super Bowl of science by one American president.
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After attending McGill, Canada's most prestigious university, he worked as a snowboarding instructor, a bouncer at a bar in British Columbia, and a high school math teacher.
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Valve's ban on coach communication came without warning and applied to all Valve-sponsored CS:GO events, which includes Majors — the most prestigious and important tournaments in CS:GO.
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Women's groups at some of the most prestigious U.S. law schools are renouncing law firms that forbid employees from suing over issues like sexual harassment and discrimination.
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Facing such high-profile scrutiny, Boeing, one of the United States' most prestigious exporters, reshuffled executives in its commercial airplanes unit to focus on the crash fallout.
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With works held in the collections of this country's most prestigious institutions, Dial's genius belied childhood poverty, a limited education, and failing health in his later years.
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The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced the winner of the 20th annual award, considered one of the most prestigious comedy honors, on Tuesday.
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Armed with a new dress and Marilla's beloved brooch, Anne is quick to make friends with the oldest daughter of one of the area's most prestigious families.
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Although he claimed victory in the Tour of Switzerland three times, it took him a decade as a professional before he won the sport's most prestigious race.
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Airbnb is enlisting some of the nation's most prestigious civil rights groups in its effort to defuse a crisis over allegations of racial discrimination on its platform.
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It was not honest when Smith criticized Science magazine—one of the country's most prestigious science publications—as being a non-objective source of information about science.
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In one case, a coach was allegedly forcing a 14-year-old gymnast into sex on a daily basis at one of the country's most prestigious gyms.
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Seventy-one institutions, including many of the most prestigious medical schools in the United States, are now investigating 246 individual cases involving potential theft of intellectual property.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious schools in the world and its graduates earn some of the highest salaries.
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LONDON — Four artists whose work employs multiple media have been nominated for the Turner Prize, Britain's most prestigious award for rising artists, Tate Britain said on Thursday.
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The situation marks a tumultuous period for one of the US's most prestigious litigation firms, where lawyers are known for charging as much as $1,19703 an hour.
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Lynda, EdX and Khan Academy are all online resources that provide free classes and tutorials from some of the most prestigious professors and professionals in the world.
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The situation marks a tumultuous period for one of the US's most prestigious litigation firms, where lawyers are known for charging as much as $1,750 an hour.
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One of the most prestigious farms in this area is Claiborne Farm, a 3,000-acre, 109-year-old farm that's been visited by Queen Elizabeth II — twice.
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Previous chefs on the closely watched annual list have achieved national success: receiving Michelin stars or winning a James Beard award, the most prestigious U.S. culinary prize.
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From concrete barriers to armaments of pepper spray, we saw one of the most prestigious campuses in our country go from an American dream into a nightmare.
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This was the men's soccer team at Harvard, one of the most prestigious and privileged universities in the world, writing about counterparts on the women's soccer team.
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Celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, Pebble Beach has grown from a single resort — the Hotel Del Monte — into one of the world's most prestigious zip codes.
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A gaijin like me, Frank was the first foreigner to receive a resident permit from the Japanese government to bartend at one of Tokyo's most prestigious hotels.
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If only she can reconceive Odette's story in "Swan Lake" as a suspenseful dance narrative, she may yet make a breakthrough in this, her most prestigious role.
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Law was Archbishop of Boston, one of the most prestigious and wealthy American archdioceses, for 18 years when Pope John Paul reluctantly accepted his resignation on Dec.
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George Saunders just became the second American ever to win the Man Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious literary award, for his first novel, Lincoln in the Bardo.
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Ada Hegerberg, a 23-year-old Norwegian soccer player, had just become the first woman to win the Ballon d'Or, one of soccer's most prestigious individual honors.
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The vast majority of our races are between 1,000 to 1,800 meters, with a smaller number of races, though many of our most prestigious, at 2,000 meters.
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Several performers of color won in some of the most prestigious categories, including the night's best actor in a movie drama, the Egyptian-American star Rami Malek.
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In July, "Sabrina," by the American artist Nick Drnaso, became the first graphic novel to be nominated for the Man Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious literary award.
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Then, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar's foreign minister, was given a respectful audience at the American Enterprise Institute, one of Washington's most prestigious conservative think tanks.
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But searching through OSHA's database of inspections, one can find more than 210 complaints filed against some of America's most prestigious cultural institutions in the last decade.
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WASHINGTON — Few Republicans were quicker to embrace President Trump's campaign last year than Jeff Sessions, and his reward was one of the most prestigious jobs in America.
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In June, for example, when Heinricher Racing applied for a spot in 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of sport's most prestigious events, it was turned down.
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Now a supervisor earning around $15,000 during his eight-month stint, he has been able to pay his son's tuition at two of Mexico's most prestigious universities.
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One hundred and sixty-five years after yachting's most prestigious competition began off the Isle of Wight in England, the boats still float, but not for long.
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He claims an educational background from some of the country's most prestigious universities -- Harvard and Stanford, where his attendance consisted of one-week courses in nonprofit management.
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Technologists were plucked from the Valley's most prestigious technology corporations and universities and put to work on a campaign that reëlected the United States' first black President.
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The Bridgestone World Solar Challenge is one of the world's most prestigious solar car races created to foster development of experimental, solar-powered vehicles by university students.
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Recent research has found that India's reservation policy, when applied to India's most prestigious universities, led to a three-fold increase in enrollment among the disadvantaged groups.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lionel Messi claimed a record sixth Ballon d'Or award on Monday, beating Liverpool's leading nominees and Cristiano Ronaldo to lift soccer's most prestigious individual trophy.
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It won the 22008 Hugo Award, one of the genre's most prestigious honors, making Liu Cixin the first Asian author to win the prize for best novel.
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The latest to join the list of the many institutions protesting against the CAA is Jamia Millia Islamia University, one of India&aposs most prestigious public universities.
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From 1985 through 1994, he served on the Columbia University Pulitzer Prize board, selecting winners of the nation's most prestigious awards in journalism, literature and the arts.
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The beneficiary, Lincoln Center Theater, is one of the city's most prestigious nonprofits, presenting work in its Broadway house (the Vivian Beaumont) as well as Off Broadway.
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Dr. Bourgain's honors included a Fields Medal in 103, perhaps the most prestigious prize in mathematics, and the 2017 Breakthrough Prize, which was accompanied by $3 million.
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After he received his PhD in psychology from McGill University, one of Canada's two most prestigious universities, in 1991, he spent two years practicing at McGill's hospital.
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During his time at Calvin Klein, he earned several awards from the Council of Fashion Designers of America, the most prestigious awards that exist for American brands.
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And he worked with the world's most prestigious orchestras, as the principal conductor of La Scala in Milan and as a conductor at the Bayreuth Festival in Germany.
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For Wall Street's elite bundlers and consiglieres, the endgame is a senior role in a White House administration — the most prestigious of which is secretary of the Treasury.
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It would be understandably frustrating to have your film disqualified from the world's most prestigious festival because your distributor won't release it in theaters in a single country.
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The Nobel Prize in Physics is arguably the most prestigious and high-profile of the Nobel awards—it's been awarded to Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, and Richard Feynman.
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Related: Imprisoned Saudi Blogger Raif Badawi Wins EU's Most Prestigious Human Rights Prize Samar had also advocated for Saudi women's right to drive and vote in municipal elections.
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The Red Bull BC One is one of the most prestigious and anticipated competitions in breaking, but it may find itself overshadowed as a premier event in 2018.
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Wall Street's most prestigious banks are hoping for a strong rebound coming off of a terrible first quarter that prompted big banks to slash headcount to maintain profitability.
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The leading institution in this field is the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), one of the country's most prestigious schools, based in Hefei near Shanghai.
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Yet terrorist groups and bloodthirsty regimes have been wreaking havoc through ancient cities, and destroying some of Islamic civilization's most prestigious artworks, libraries, mosques and other historical relics.
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This is, arguably, why many of my housemates—some of who were members, or whose parents were—were postgraduates on some of the most prestigious courses in London.
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Israeli leaders and local race officials said they are thrilled to host the Giro, labeling it as the biggest and most prestigious sporting event ever held in Israel.
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The University of California, Berkeley, is the flagship school of the University of California system and is consistently ranked among the most prestigious public universities in the country.
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It boasted a pair of historic hotels, the Ginocchio and, later, the Hotel Marshall, which were among the most prestigious in the region and hosted four different presidents.
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In 1987 he launched the Bocuse d'Or, pitting 24 chefs from across the world against each other in what continues to be the world's most prestigious cooking competition.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BUDAPEST — Since opening in 217, the Kunsthalle (Műcsarnok) of Budapest has been the most prestigious and largest exhibition venue in the country.
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Since its founding in 1903, the Tour has become the most prestigious bike race in the world and one of the most impressive feats of endurance in sports.
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The Mercury Prize is one of the UK's most prestigious music awards, given out each year to "celebrate and promote the best of UK music" (which includes Ireland).
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And never one not to practice what he preaches, Stormzy has this week entered a number of the UK's most prestigious institutions, which have largely been traditionally white.
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While The Big House 6 isn't the biggest or most prestigious Smash tournament in the world, its grassroots development and feel represents where the Smash community comes from.
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Born to a working class, Jewish family, he attended what was then — in 22000 — the most prestigious art academy in the USSR: the Surikov Art Institute in Moscow.
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The University of Waterloo ranks 24th in the world for computer science and information systems, and the University of Toronto — one of Canada's most prestigious schools — ranks 16th.
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Established in 1953 by The Institute of Masters of Wine in the United Kingdom, it is the most prestigious professional standard in the industry and requires rigorous preparation.
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Since F1 is considered the the most prestigious racing series, many have looked to it to lead the way in this area, and in some ways it has.
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"The military is supposed to protect the country, not fight the people," he called out to students gathered this month at Thammasat, one of Thailand's most prestigious universities.
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AVENUE PÉTAIN, a tree-lined boulevard of grand mansions and Art Deco towers in Shanghai's old French concession, was once one of the city's most prestigious residential streets.
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On Thursday, Mr. Smith's intersecting worlds of money, philanthropy and music came together when he was named the chairman of Carnegie Hall, the nation's most prestigious concert stage.
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Besides further reversing the changes of 2014, the cricket council's main concern is how to safeguard the future of test cricket, the most prestigious form of the sport.
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Perhaps most prestigious of these distinctions is that of "Fighter of the Year", and just yesterday, the "Bible of Boxing" chose Tyson Fury as its recipient for 2015.
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One of the Lexington area's most prestigious horse farms is Claiborne Farm, a 109-year-old thoroughbred farm in the town of Paris, about 20 miles from Lexington.
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