Mr. Weerasethakul is probably the most quietly surprising director working today.
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For decades now, techno heavyweight Reinhard Voigt's been one of Germany's most quietly consistent producers.
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It's a chance for the game's most quietly venerable star to reassert himself on a postseason stage.
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Stewy, though, serves up only hard truths, in what may be this season's most quietly pivotal scene.
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Coders are "among the most quietly influential people on the planet" today, according to technology reporter Clive Thompson.
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Thankfully, Good Girls came into its own with Monday night's "Borderline," by being its most quietly subtly political story yet.
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Along with these insights, though, are ruminations on Gucci's legacy as the most quietly influential rapper of the last decade.
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This is one of the most quietly ominous conflicts a television show in 2017 could possibly put in front of you.
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As Illum Sphere, Ryan Hunn's spent the last few years crafting some of the most quietly original and intriguing electronic music around.
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Perhaps the most quietly stunning scene in Wonder Woman is when Diana and Steve leave Themyscira on a boat, headed for Europe.
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Without calling attention to itself, this makes for one of the most quietly empowering female experiences I've ever had in a video game.
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While the article has since been mysteriously deleted, it might well be one of the most quietly influential writings of the Trump era.
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Mr. Ali is favored to win the Oscar for best supporting actor, and his speech, perhaps the night's most quietly profound, all but made that certain.
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It is possible that we could replace the most flamboyant and flamboyantly unqualified president in history with the most quietly unqualified and unexamined president since Warren Harding.
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By determining which cookbooks to pull from the torrent of global publishing and send into our kitchens, they might be the most quietly influential figures in American cuisine.
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Compared to last year's "Stupid Piece of Sh*t," the (nearly) static 22-minute one-shot of BoJack's eulogy at his mother's funeral is the most quietly revelatory one yet.
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" Watching this scene, I was reminded of the most quietly affecting moment in Meghan's interview: when the Duchess, caught off-guard, acknowledges Bradby for checking in with her, saying, "Thank you for asking.
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Even as general attention for the wave of Chicago rap that brought him to prominence has waned, that skillfulness has made Herbo one of the most quietly popular young rappers in the country.
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This doctrinal evolution is one of the most quietly significant aspects of contemporary policy and politics, helping explain both why Trump won the election in 2016 and why he has decent odds in 2020.
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Though Cindy originally may have converted for less than spiritual reasons — she wanted access to the prison cafeteria's higher quality kosher meals — her religious journey became one of the most quietly moving arcs in the show.
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He can dig into the even more scammy version of his Girls character (While We're Young) and somehow make a bus driver poet without a cellphone seem like the person living the most quietly enviable life imaginable (Paterson).
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The eve of the Pretty Little Liars series finale feels like a good time to right that wrong, to introduce Marlene King to the world and explore how she became one of the most quietly influential women in Hollywood.
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Some of The Farewell's most quietly beautiful moments are also its spookiest: Bili wakes briefly to the presence of her dead grandfather; in New York, she sees her Nai Nai framed by the passing of a ghostly subway car.
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But LeEco and Jia could never be accused of lacking ambition, and the least you could say about Vizio's new owner is that it's likely to bring in an exciting new chapter for one of America's most quietly successful hardware makers.
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As soon as the blond Ms. Moore, wearing a red skirt, strode onstage last month, the hundreds of young audience members sitting and standing, most quietly staring at their phones, looked up, the mood shifting from a university library to a pop concert.
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CARAMANICA The pianist Marta Sánchez, who moved to New York from Madrid in 2011, has one of the most quietly memorable groups in jazz: a multinational quintet (each member was born in a different country) that plays her molten, Spanish folk-influenced compositions.
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Randy Bennett paused when explaining what exactly got into his team this year, how one of the youngest college basketball rosters in America enters the postseason with a 20103-4 record and one of the most quietly effective offenses in the country.
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This arrangement allows the most quietly influential rapper of the last decade to begin the work of reasserting his place in hip-hop's hierarchy with a new album — "Everybody Looking," out Friday, July 22000 — all while paying the remainder of his debt to society.
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One of the most quietly disturbing scenes in the film takes place when Jane brings her concerns to an HR representative played by Matthew Macfadyen, who carries over some of the mannerisms of slimy corporate gatekeepers he's perfected from his work on the TV series Succession.
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As the faceless shooter approaches, the narrator attacks him, taking down the shooter and saving lives, but taking a stray bullet in the process: But as he hit the ground His gun hit the ground Im scared the bullet rushes out Though this story is short — just a scant four pages — it's representative of what you find when you delve into the hundreds of school shooting stories being written on Wattpad, perhaps the most quietly influential website you've never heard of.
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Randy Kennedy of the New York Times has called Goldberg's work "tender, moving and sad but also deeply funny." Time Out NY said "Goldberg has produced some of the most quietly intense and affecting art of his generation."Wolin, Joseph R. (2012). “Stories the City Tells Itself: The Video Art and Photography of Neil Goldberg.
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Kraus (also known as Pat Kraus, formerly known as Prince Kraus) is a New Zealand experimental musician and composer. The New Zealand Listener called him "a national treasure" and "one of the most quietly important and interesting people making music in New Zealand". His music crosses the boundaries of electronic music, post-rock, no wave, space folk, noise pop, punk rock and martian stomp.
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'" The video went viral during its first week, accumulating over nine million views, surpassing the 20-million mark on YouTube/VEVO as of August 19, 2014. Robbie Daw of Idolator praised Colbie and the other women in the clip for "giv[ing] us one of the most quietly powerful visuals of the year so far." Bruna Nessif of E! Online claimed that the video "embraces natural beauty and embodies a massive amount of girl power in just four minutes.
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Although most quietly accepted their fate during World War II, there was some resistance in the camps. Poston, Heart Mountain, Topaz, and Tule Lake each had civil disturbances about wage differences, black marketing of sugar, food shortages, intergenerational friction, rumors of "informers" reporting to the camp administration or the FBI, and other issues.Hansen, pp. 52–72. The most serious incident occurred at Manzanar on December 5–6, 1942 (with some of the actions on both sides carrying over into the following days), and became known as the "Manzanar Revolt" or "Manzanar Riot".
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When asked about the absence of these portions, Dunn remarked, The choice of songs received a mixed reaction from certain portions of the band's fanbase. In their review of the Los Angeles gig, Revolver wrote "One of the most quietly influential bands in metal reunited last night in Los Angeles … to play zero of the songs that made them influential." Mr. Bungle collaborated with several guests during the shows including the comedian Eric Andre, who introduced the band at the beginning of their show at February 7, and Jed Watts, the original drummer of Mr. Bungle. In the weeks following the February 2020 shows, Mr. Bungle posted without comment on their Twitter account pictures taken in a recording studio, hinting at an upcoming record.
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In a five-starred review for Folk Wales magazine, Mick Tems described it as "a fabulous, hypnotic album". Steve Johnson, who gave the album five stars in a review for the Morning Star, said that "Another Day contains a collection of songs inspired by the election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party and it's a great antidote to the narrative spun by the corporate media...the real standout number has to be The Paper Song". Oz Hardwick, in a five-starred review for R2 (Rock'n'Reel), said that most of the album's 14 songs are "fired with focused, intelligent anger, tempered with a sincere belief in the potential for change... they’re clever, well-crafted and heartfelt songs by one of our finest songwriters. Another Day is the most quietly powerful album I’ve heard in a long time".
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