But Duterte is most revered for his crackdown on crime.
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Many were on some of the medium's most revered comedies.
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These are among the most revered of our constitutional rights.
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The most revered are aged for between 10 and 20 years.
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We have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries.
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That little cup became one of the sport's most revered trophies.
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Nadav Kander is one of the most revered photographers working today.
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But of all their animals, the horse is the most revered.
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And some of the 20th Century's most revered Christian leaders -- The Rev.
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Because the regime is illegitimate, it hides behind Thailand's most revered institution.
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Internationally, he is one of Vietnam's best known and most revered figures.
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"Blade Runner" is now one of the most revered science-fiction films.
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It is, most certainly, not the most revered team in the land.
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American forces killed Iran's most-revered military leader at the Baghdad airport.
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This most revered moment in the Iranian year meant literally nothing here.
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Despite their unremarkable day jobs, they are among the world's most revered spelunkers.
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This is one of the most revered road-going Ferraris of all time.
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John Coltrane, one of jazz's most revered saxophonists, released "Giant Steps" in 1959.
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Today, you are graduates of the most revered technical institution in the world.
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Here's a grand reckoning with the most revered compositional voice in contemporary jazz.
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The most revered dancers in Cambodian history, and to this day, are women.
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He invoked the legacy of black America's most revered leader to deny their equality.
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Especially if it's one of your nation's most revered culinary delights: The sausage sandwich.
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And in a skillet — the most revered pan of all the pans — no less.
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The piano man is, rightfully, one of the most revered figures in pop music.
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He has been one of golf's most revered ambassadors, circling the globe for decades.
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The gold insignia Trident pin is one of the most revered in the military.
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LONDON — The British Broadcasting Corporation has long been one of Britain's most revered institutions.
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But Wall Street's most revered investor, decades later, is still touting the same advice.
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Nearly two decades after his death, Stanley Kubrick remains one of Hollywood's most revered filmmakers.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, one of the Democrats' most revered figures, signed the order for internment.
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Lloyd-Webber is one of the most revered composers and theatre directors in the world.
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The most revered award at the Rolex Cup is the Commodore Alberini Trophy for sportsmanship.
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They're also claiming knowledge that even the most revered figures in religion didn't dare assume.
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One of the most revered actors in Hollywood history has announced his retirement from acting.
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Enwonwu is most revered for his paintings, but always referred to himself as a sculpture.
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Iran's most revered Revolutionary Guards commander says talking with President Trump would be admitting defeat.
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Pope Francis met this week with Sitagu Sayadaw, one of Myanmar's most revered senior monks.
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She's among the most revered authors writing in English who also happens to be female.
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Since then, this humble shophouse has become one of the city's most-revered culinary institutions.
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He also worked with the United States' Louis Kahn, one of the world's most revered architects.
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Becket was canonized in 1173, and he became one of the most revered saints in England.
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The presidents most revered for wartime leadership displayed unshakeable will to prevail for vital national objectives.
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The Ganga and Yamuna are among the most revered rivers in India's art, culture and mythology.
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It is one of the most revered unit in the history of entire U.S. Armed Forces.
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The 13th- and 14th-century works of Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio were the peninsula's most revered literature.
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Opinion THE Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, is the most revered woman in the Christian tradition.
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"The Imam Hussein Market," it reads, dedicated to the Prophet Mohammed's grandson and most revered Shi'ite imam.
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The company's main draw is its history as one of Britain's most revered makers of lustworthy automobiles.
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Thomas PesquetThe Most Revered Christophe Pierre, Titular Archbishop of Guneia, the Apostolic Nuncio to the United StatesMr.
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And as its most revered—and hermetic—standard bearer, it is under more scrutiny than ever before.
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One of the company's most revered hackers discovered a way to remotely shock a pacemaker out of rhythm.
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But one of the oldest and most revered tools for spiritual cleansing is actually quite humble: Palo Santo.
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And he has worked as an engineer at some of the biggest and most revered technology companies around.
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Some Hindus believe it is where Lord Rama, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, was born.
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Two years ago, Brooks rectified one of those omissions when he inducted Travis into country's most revered circle.
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The country, the hub of Islam's most revered sites, but is also a target of radical Islamic extremism.
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Mr Lai, one of China's most revered theatre directors, praised Mr Hwang's slightly distant view of the story.
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Born into a film-making family, Mr Thomas has produced some of cinema's most revered and reviled films.
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As a chef, she was excited to meet one of the most revered figures in the restaurant industry.
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Hindus believe the site is the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism.
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Not bad for eight hours of up-close, world-class tennis on the most revered court in tennis.
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Robert Lewandowski was once a pencil-thin teen, but he's now one of the world's most revered goalscorers.
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Senior officials shouting obscenities at each other in one of the most revered places in all of America?
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It is the badge of an elite band of warriors, one of the most revered in the military.
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We've recognized this day in honor of the leadership demonstrated from the most revered workplace: The Oval Office.
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One of Mexico's most revered narco journalists was gunned down outside his office One of Mexico's most revered narco journalists was gunned down outside his office One of the most experienced and respected journalists covering Mexico's brutal drug war was murdered Monday in Sinaloa, a state plagued by narco violence.
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Not long ago he was among the most revered figures in the past half century of Indian public life.
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Hindu groups believe the site to be the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of the religion's most revered deities.
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The Criterion Channel is the new streaming branch of the Criterion Collection, unquestionably the most revered boutique distributor today.
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Gord Downie, the lead singer and lyricist of the Tragically Hip, was one of Canada's most revered rock stars.
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URUMQI, China — She was one of the most revered academics from the Uighur ethnic minority in far western China.
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Finishing a partial manuscript by one of the country's most revered writers was terrifying at times, the Steads said.
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The shrine is one of Pakistan's most revered holy sites and attracts up to a million visitors each year.
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The Ganges is arguably one of the most revered rivers in the world - and one of the most polluted.
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Mr. Freeman has, at least until now, been one of the most revered actors of the modern film era.
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Gadi Eisenkot, the military chief of staff, a post normally among the most revered and popular among Israeli Jews.
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Outside the church, the city lit up with a range of tributes to most revered performers in American music.
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"We have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries," said a post on the artist's official Facebook page.
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Sony used to be the world's largest and most revered electronics company, but it keeps missing the mark in mobile.
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Mr. Trump's incompetence and impetuousness brought about the assassination of one of the most revered and powerful individuals in Iran.
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Banks became one of English soccer's most revered players after helping England win the 22005 World Cup on home soil.
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It tells the story of the Oracle of Omaha's rise to become one of the most revered businessman in the world.
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One rally ends with a band with a female drummer performing renditions of Hafez, the most revered Persian poet, on stage.
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Jürgen Habermas, the country's most revered philosopher, declared that Sloterdijk's work had "fascist implications," and encouraged other writers to attack him.
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Over the past decade, Drake has situated himself as one of the most revered and commercially successful rappers of all time.
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Jimmy Heath, 90, is one of jazz's most revered living composers, and the band often draws upon his bright, silvery originals.
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Canaccord Genuity named Amazon king of the most revered tech stocks, while raising its price target on the e-commerce giant.
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The book built on one of the most revered texts in the Christian faith: Foxe's Book of Martyrs, published in 215.
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Vincent van Gogh lived a short and destitute life, but he created some of the most revered paintings of our time.
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They got to party with drag queens and two of our culture's most revered performers, and have the receipts to prove it.
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"To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the most revered pieces of 20th century American literature," Sorkin told The New York Times.
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It houses the shrine of the Imam Hussein, the Prophet Mohammed's grandson and most revered Shi'ite imam who was slain in battle.
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In the midst of the mayhem, one of the most revered clerics in the Shiite branch of Islam vanished while visiting Libya.
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IN THE annals of modern American economic policymaking, among the most revered pieces of legislation is the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
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Meanwhile, Hollywood has to contend with the fact that one of its most revered actors is believed to be a sexual predator.
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Still, there's no doubt the intense, extensive probe threatens the storied legacy of one of Brazil's most famous and most revered politicians.
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It's that two men under investigation are members of SEAL Team 6, arguably the most revered unit in the entire US military.
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Noel A. White, one of our country's most revered coaches, joined Foster to coach my high school to Champs victory in 1957.
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Roughly three blocks east of the square, on the aptly named Rukab Street, is Ramallah's most revered confectioner: Rukab's Ice Cream Parlor.
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Colin Meads, one of New Zealand's greatest and most revered rugby players, died on Sunday in Te Kuiti, New Zealand, his hometown.
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The actress was indeed wearing a wedding dress to the award show — from one of the industry's most revered bridal designers, no less.
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Frank Bruni Over recent years there's been a steady escalation of concern about the admissions process at the most revered, selective American colleges.
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"'To Kill a Mockingbird' is one of the most revered pieces of 20th century American literature," Mr. Sorkin said in a telephone interview.
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As one of the most revered Chinese-American artist, Wong's art, life and legacy was captured in the 2015, independent documentary film "TYRUS".
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Jane Austen is one of the most revered writers in history, and her books, especially Pride and Prejudice, have been adapted numerous times.
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You can hear the strain: it's a letter, after all, from a person barely twenty to one of the most revered poets alive.
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Perhaps that explains why some of America's most revered presidents, such as Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy and Teddy Roosevelt, were noted bookworms.
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He joined two of the most revered families of Dutch New York when he wed Elizabeth Schuyler, whose mother was a Van Rensselaer.
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Errol Morris was a private detective before becoming one of the most revered documentary filmmakers on Earth, and here's where it really shows.
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Gord Downie, lead singer and lyricist of the Tragically Hip and one of Canada's most revered rock stars, died on Tuesday in Toronto.
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It will be the first time since World War II that one of the world's most revered cultural honors has not been bestowed.
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From one come two searing early works; the other places herself — an immigrant, an outsider — within one of the city's most revered museums.
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Named with its street number, 86 Champs brings together three things for which France is most revered: food, fragrance and the pleasure principle.
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He has been called "the most revered living marine" and was considered by many to be the last remaining adult in the Trump administration.
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"In the example she set both as an artist and a citizen, Aretha embodied those most revered virtues of forgiveness and reconciliation," Obama wrote.
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The spill, which occurred after a crane toppled onto a barge, forced an emergency cleanup in one of the world's most revered natural destinations.
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IT TOOK TERRENCE MALICK 30 years to become one of the most revered American arthouse film-makers, and only eight to become a punchline.
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For some, this is a deeply beloved work, perhaps the most revered of all Balanchine's creations for what it says about the human heart.
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The player eventually joins forces with Bastila Shan, a Jedi Knight and one of the most revered women characters in the Star Wars extended universe.
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But then again, the same could be said of the world's most revered and time-honored dating solution — a high school cafeteria game of MASH.
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Other forms of art, such as oil-painting and printmaking, are common in North Korea, but Chosonhwa has long been the country's most revered form.
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The power-center of entertainment had shifted somewhat by then, with musicians taking over from movie stars as the most revered figures of the day.
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Her parents—Serge Gainsbourg, France's most revered musician, and Jane Birkin, an English actress and singer—courted the tabloid obsession with their scandalously chic family.
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A multi-disciplined artist in front of one the seminal groups in recent British music history, doubling up as the planet's most revered street artist.
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That's because Lal and millions of other Hindus believe the mosque was built at the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of their most revered deities.
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Look closer, though, and you see many small tweaks made to improve what was already one of the most revered noise-cancellation headphones ever made.
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The saints most revered by the Observants play a conspicuous role in many Vivarini altarpieces, reflecting the churches and convents for which they were destined.
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First broadcast on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 753, and now on Sportsnet, the Saturday night NHL telecast is one of Canada's most revered institutions.
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Millions of Muslims across the globe — including in countries like India, Indonesia, Turkey, Russia and Pakistan — are celebrating Eid al-Adha, Islam's most revered observance.
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An assortment box at Girish Chandra Dey & Nakur Chandra Nandy, one of the oldest and most revered sweet shops in the city, cost 270 rupees.
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SIMONE FORTI, STEVE PAXTON AND YVONNE RAINER "Tea For Three" unites three of Judson's most revered members for an evening of performance, improvisation and interaction.
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Mr. Billington has been the drama critic for The Guardian since 1971 and is probably the most revered member of his profession in this country.
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In August and September, C.K. made two unannounced appearances at the Comedy Cellar, one of the biggest and most revered comedy clubs in New York.
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On October 6th, 2009, four months before his death, McQueen put on his SS10 Plato's Atlantis show, and it would become one of his most revered.
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It is no surprise that its most revered post-war presidents were not visionaries but wheeler-dealers: from Juscelino Kubitschek in the 1950s to Lula himself.
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As Nick Salvatore has argued, the socialism of the most revered leader of American socialists at the time, Eugene V. Debs, can be embedded within it.
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Mohammed Hanif, who at 54 is among the most revered Pakistani novelists of his generation, comes with an obvious pedigree to pull off such a stunt.
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By the 1930s she was one of the most revered Catalan actresses in history, playing long-suffering characters like Salomé, Joan of Arc and Medea onstage.
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Robert Ryman, one of the most revered artists of his generation, takes painting to places where the air is thin and the view can be vertiginous.
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In advocating for veterans — among the country's most revered and coveted voters — the groups have wielded unquestioned power on Capitol Hill and inside the White House.
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Mexico's Day of the Dead is one of the country's most revered holidays, but for most of its history, it never had a parade … until this year.
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To any devout Russian, it is the home of Saint Seraphim, an ascetic monk who was one of the most revered holy men of the tsarist era.
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And at a time when fashion's most revered tastemakers are either male or reaching the end of their lifelong reigns, it seems Lyons is just getting started.
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His use of the nation's most revered office to make such unequivocally racist remarks emphasizes how a presidency stewing in rage, fear and identity politics lacks boundaries.
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Through perseverance and good public relations, thanks in part to her husband George Putnam, she was one of the most revered women and pilots of the 1930s.
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Behind it all are the industry's most revered artisans, many of whom presented their latest innovations at last weekend's Salon du Chocolat, the premier chocolate-lover's festival.
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Even in Najaf, the intellectual center of Iraqi Shiism and the home of the country's most revered ayatollah, Ali al-Sistani, the Iranians have staked out ground.
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Only six 260-year-olds have won the Japan Cup, which was first held in 24 and is one of the most revered races in the country.
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As a teenager, working for a New York congressman, I felt privileged to walk the same marble corridors where some of America's most revered leaders had walked.
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"She makes 'chic' cheeky, and the most revered fashion her playground," Linda Fargo, the SVP of Women's Fashion and Store Presentation at Bergdorf's said in a press release.
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Oration MMXVI was the brainchild of Stephen Lockhart, an Irishman turned Reykjavik resident whose Studio Emissary has turned out some of the current Icelandic scene's most revered records.
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Jung Saem Mool, if you aren't familiar with her, is one of Korea's most revered professional makeup artists, and her claim to fame is the "transparent" makeup look.
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Even after the death of the death of Derek, or "McDreamy," in Season 11, Meredith and Derek are remembered as one of the most revered fictional couples ever.
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Zulfiqar is named after a sword used by Imam Ali, the Prophet Mohammad's cousin who is the second most revered figure in Shi'ite Islam after the Prophet himself.
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This was, once again, an exquisite collection from Jonathan Anderson, London's most revered young designer, who consistently creates luxury fashion in an experimental, thought-provoking, and subversive way.
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As one of the world's most revered money managers, Buffett is renowned for his bargain-based buying strategy and molding it into a sustainable, no-frills investing philosophy.
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INGOLSTADT, Germany (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel raised a beer glass on Friday to help celebrate 500 years since the birth of Germany's oldest and most revered brewing tradition.
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Photograph by Newsha Tavakolian / Magnum for The New Yorker In the fifth century B.C.E., Persia's most revered kings were buried in the stone mountain at Naqsh-e Rustam.
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The storming of the consulate came hours after Iraq's most revered Shi'ite cleric called for a political shakeup in Baghdad and a halt to violence against the protesters.
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Since 1978, he's held six jobs as an assistant coach, five as a head coach, and spent over a decade as one of the NBA's most revered scouts.
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Pakistan: A bombing outside one of the country's most revered Sufi shrines killed at least 103 people, including five police officers, and wounded at least 20 other people.
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PARIS — A celebrity chef has declared that he is suing France's most revered culinary arbiter, the Michelin Guide, after its reviewers stripped his restaurant of its third star.
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Thousands of Buddhists listening to Sitagu Sayadaw, one of Myanmar's most revered Buddhist leaders, also known by his monastic name Ashin Nyanissara, in Paleik, Myanmar, in November 20153.
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In 2011, he suggested several times that there would be value in a primary campaign against Barack Obama, one of the most revered figures in the Democratic Party.
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The U.S. killing of Iran's most revered military leader could be more impactful for the oil market than other recent incidents that have just temporarily spiked crude prices.
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Lincoln may be the most revered, and most written about, of American presidents, but he remains in need of a comprehensive, digitized, searchable edition of his papers, scholars say.
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In the holy city of Najaf, home to Imam Ali's shrine and Iraq's most revered Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, there was a similar feeling of disillusionment.
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She's a half-Mexican woman who has not only held her own among some of the world's most revered male musicians, but surpassed their accomplishments time and time again.
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THE Speaker of Congress's lower house indicted for corruption; the country's most revered politician detained by the police and then charged; a billionaire sentenced to two decades behind bars.
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An amendment to the party constitution bearing his name was perhaps of even greater significance, elevating him to a stature and influence shared only among China's most revered leaders.
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The most revered members of this institution accepted the necessity of compromise in order to make incremental progress on solving America's problems and to defend her from her adversaries.
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Famous pilot made headlines Writing for CNN, Cochrane said Earhart was one of the most revered women and pilots of the 1930s and an international celebrity when she vanished.
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Yet these pale in comparison to nature's greatest and most revered sighting: Michael Eavis, the founder of Glastonbury Festival, wandering through his natural habitat for one weekend each June.
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The saint, one of the most revered in Orthodox Christianity, is thought to have lived in Myra, Asia Minor, which is now modern-day Turkey, in the fourth century.
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Now, its presence in San Francisco's Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) has transformed the gallery space into a subtle facsimile of one of New York's most revered institutions.
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The B.J.P.'s supporters often chant the slogan "Jai Shri Ram," which means "Hail, Lord Ram," a homage to one of the most revered gods in the Hindu pantheon.
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Many of Burgundy's most revered names, including cherished estates like Leroy and Coche-Dury, Roulot and Ramonet, Lafarge and d'Angerville, de Villaine and Ponsot, persist in growing aligoté. Why?
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Detoured from ending at what used to be Passing Clouds, our evening stroll culminates outside one of the most revered of London's ex-clubs: Plastic People, shuttered in 2015.
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At such an early point in his career, Chalamet is being surrounded by some of the most revered and talented names in Hollywood, and it's clear he's learning from them.
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It's a burial ground for native Hawaiians' most revered ancestors, and believed to be a peak created by the gods as a place from which humans can ascend to heaven.
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From the drugstore to the atelier of one of the most revered fragrance houses in the world, street art has officially hit the mainstream, particularly when it comes to beauty.
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Shortly before that, Clinton attacked Trump for having taken out an advertisement in the 1980s that was critical of Ronald Regan, the most revered figure in the modern conservative movement.
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Many devout Hindus believe the site in Ayodhya, in India's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh, to be the birthplace of one of their most revered deities, the Lord Ram.
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Most recently, the web of graft has caught one of the most revered figures among Latin America's 21st-century leftists: the former president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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For these accomplishments, Kissinger became one of the most revered foreign policy makers in Washington, widely seen as a strategic genius responsible for reshaping the direction of the Cold War.
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Over the weekend, millions of Muslims — including in countries like India, Turkey, Russia and Indonesia, above — celebrated Eid al-Adha, the climax of the hajj and Islam's most revered observance.
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Some called the sentence a judicial attack on the military, Israel's most revered institution, while others asked if, after 50 years of occupation and war, Israeli hearts had grown callous.
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The most revered collectors get sneak peeks at cars that are hidden from public view at private events, much like an art collector who gets first dibs on a coveted painting.
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There's a war brewing between some of Hollywood's most revered directors and fans of Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe, but the latter camp just got some help from Disney CEO Bob Iger.
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Among the 150 works included, there are self-portraits by some of the most revered names in art history, from Matisse, Courbet, and Rembrandt, to Warhol, Ai Weiwei, and Marina Abramović.
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Betts credits the shift in attitudes to his own coach, Gus Lussi, an icon who trained Dick Button—arguably the most revered figure skater in history—and whose pupils were legion.
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Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton, for instance, remain two of the most revered and beloved stars in the country-music galaxy, even though they stopped making hits in the nineteen-eighties.
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Separate though the cases are, both expose an open secret: that Avedon, like many of the other most revered names in art and fashion photography, did not do his own printing.
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Back for a second season after its debut garnered 13 million live viewers, National Geographic's four-night Yellowstone Live simulcast gives an exclusive look at the national park's most revered animals.
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Pope John Paul II, who was canonized in 2014, is the only pope to have been born in Poland, and he remains one of the nation's most revered and cherished figures.
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"Citizen Kane" has established itself firmly in film history as one of the most revered films ever made, but it only made $1.5 million when it was first released in 1941.
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To see that woman now — Marian Goodman, one of the most revered art dealers in the world — makes the motorcycle story, one she tells bashfully, all the more impossible to conjure.
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As the fear of God gave way to a love of money and fame, the hunger for those things allowed the most vulnerable to be exploited by those they most revered.
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One of the most revered and revolutionary choreographers of the 21th century, Cunningham was a rule breaker who collaborated deeply with many artists, including his life partner, the composer John Cage.
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Nintendo's miniature SNES Classic is an excellent machine for 16-bit fans, with a built-in collection of some of the most revered games of all time, like Earthbound and Super Metroid.
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The previous Sri Lankan government, led by Mahinda Rajapaksa, had planned to distribute the tusks to Buddhist temples around the island, including the Sacred Temple of the Tooth, the country's most revered.
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Metals tycoon Anil Agarwal sells his Anglo American Plc stake, putting an end to speculation that he would launch a bid for one of the most revered names in the mining industry.
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It was only McCarthy's overreaching attempt to take on the Army, then as now one of the most revered institutions in the country, that tanked his public standing and ended his crusade.
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Devout Hindus believe the scrubby site is the birthplace of one of their most revered deities, Lord Ram, and that a temple had stood there before a mosque was built in 1528.
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BEIJING — Yang Jiang, a Chinese author, playwright and translator whose stoically restrained memoir of the Cultural Revolution remains one of the most revered works about that period, died on Wednesday in Beijing.
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It's difficult to imagine the members of Radiohead—one of the most revered and successful acts in the world—being anything other than wholly certain of their own reputations at this point.
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Third, a president-elect Clinton should seek a personal audience with Pope Francis, the most revered public figure in the world, and meet with religious leaders of all American faiths and denominations.
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" Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, this country's most revered writer, compared his experience of discovering Shakespeare at age 2003 to "a blind man given the gift of sight by some miraculous healing touch.
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The prison's running program was started in the 1970s with the support of the late Steven Prefontaine, an Olympic runner who was one of the state's most revered athletes at the time.
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Ms. Mower recalled watching Mr. McQueen — then one of the most revered designers in the world — shouldering his way through crowds outside Ms. Kokosalaki's show in 2002 to see her new work.
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More than one of the sommeliers I spoke with expressed sentiments of it being overpriced, but it's still a lovely wine produced by several of the oldest and most revered Champagne houses.
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Officer McDonald became not only one of the most revered figures in the Police Department's history, but also a touchstone from a time when the city was struggling with soaring murder rates.
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It's a show where learning how to act actually teaches you how to be your real self, where the most revered characters are either reviled or ignored outside of their little worlds.
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Here, I realized as I thumbed through the letters, was the story of a family firm that created some of the most revered jewelry of all time for the world's biggest names.
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She told Sports Illustrated that her goal is to go after two of the most revered records in athletic history: Florence Griffith-Joyner's 30-year-old 100 meters and 200 meters records.
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Robert Caro — who began his career as a journalist and is now the most revered historian of his generation — generously offers up his tricks in a remarkable essay for The New Yorker.
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Unsurprisingly, many Hindus weren't best pleased with the image of one of their most revered deities—worshipped as the remover of obstacles and manifestation of intellect and wisdom—being used to hawk beer.
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Along the way, Miguel encounters the kinds of memorable characters and stunning locations that give Pixar plenty of opportunities to remind us why they're still one of the most revered names in animation.
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Millions of Hindus believe the mosque in Ayodhya was built at the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of their most revered deities who is considered a physical incarnation of the Hindu God Vishnu.
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Art Review Among the most revered works by the great British painter Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775–1851) are those representing the world dissolved by light, steam, fog, smoke, rain, wind and snow.
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At one point, a replica of the "Black Madonna of Czestochowa," one of Poland's most revered Catholic icons, will be lowered into view, Mr. Skrzywanek said, and the actors will whitewash her face.
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PARIS — Albert Uderzo, a co-creator of Asterix, one of France's most revered and longest-running comic book series, died on Tuesday at his home in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a suburb of Paris.
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On October 5, the New York Times published an exposé alleging that Harvey Weinstein, one of Hollywood's most revered moguls and influential kingpins, has been sexually harassing and abusing women for nearly 30 years.
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Heath Ledger's turn as the Joker in The Dark Knight has remained one of the most revered performances of all time, and no one had a closer look at the magic than Maggie Gyllenhaal.
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For their latest encounter, Ballerini can be assured her longtime idol will likely never forget: On Tuesday night, Underwood inducted her into the Opry, giving Ballerini a membership into country music's most revered fellowship.
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Mattis emerged from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars as one of the most revered figures in the Marines, winning a legion of fans for his blunt and colorful quotes, strategic thinking and warrior ethos.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's most revered TV naturalist David Attenborough, 90, is returning to present a sequel to "The Blue Planet" documentary series, 16 years after the original illuminated the depths of the world's oceans.
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And the public is becoming increasingly divided when it comes to the leaders of Israel's most revered institution: The left (a smaller group) defends them, while the right (the growing majority) resents their lecturing.
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The dysfunction should also concern Trump's supporters, since he is up against the most revered prosecutor of his generation, in Mueller and a team of crack lawyers picked from top blue chip law firms.
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This past January she appeared in the first campaign for Calvin Klein's couture line, By Appointment, under the watchful eye of new chief creative officer Raf Simons, one of the industry's most revered designers.
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The Tang-dynasty poet Li Bai, one of the most revered figures in Chinese literature, was torn between his ambition to become a great statesman and his Daoist aspiration to live a hermetic life.
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By everyone's account, this is an unfortunate and devastating story about a bitter clash that went out of control -- a clash between a Minnesota farm family and one of the world's most revered hospitals.
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Karen Pence Mr. Emanuel Perrotin Mr. Thomas Pesquet The Most Revered Christophe Pierre, Titular Archbishop of Guneia, the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States Mr. Hervé Pierre Braillard The Honorable Michael Pompeo and Mrs.
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Nor is it really a surprise that the same week Trump abruptly curtailed transgender rights, he just as abruptly threatened the career of Jeff Sessions, the administration official most revered by the alt-right.
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Price: $0 Consider: Your closet Everyone wants to look their best at school, but only bringing your nicest most revered shoes will mean missing out on lots of fun that college has to offer.
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The endorsement by one of the world's most revered investors comes during a period of tremendous uncertainty about the state of the European economy as well as Britain's status within the region's governing bloc.
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And since you work in one of art's most revered mediums, we're forced to consider your work in a way that's almost the opposite of social media—entering a gallery space, meditating on it.Yeah.
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After the recent news that his line with Uniqlo is returning for a second time, plus excitement mounting for his collaboration with Converse, it's clear he's one of today's most revered and influential creative talents.
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That this is the only way present-day Sega will touch one of its most revered series ever is a pretty strong measure of how Yakuza's popularity has grown, at least in its home country.
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Kazuo Inamori, one of Japan's most revered business leaders, shared in a rare interview in 2013 how he founded Kyocera and revived Japan Airlines with business philosophies that have won him fans across the globe.
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The characters in the 1939 novel The Day of the Locust—dubbed one of the most revered Los Angeles novels by the Los Angeles Times—include a struggling actress, an accountant, and a little person.
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At a time when the United States is losing its most revered Western Hemisphere expert, Under Secretary of State Thomas Shannon, and senators are blocking confirmation of a senior veteran foreign service officer, Joseph Macmanus.
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As did the explorer, I, too, love Shackleton, but what strikes me most about Worsley's last trek is that he drove himself to death by lacking the very things his hero was most revered for.
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Shop coffee at Dripkit hereOne of the most revered rituals of all time, making and drinking coffee is an instrumental part of many people's days, but is prone to falling by the wayside when traveling.
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"The most revered members of this institution accepted the necessity of compromise in order to make incremental progress on solving America's problems and to defend her from her adversaries," John argued as his colleagues listened.
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In a screenwriting career that spans more than 20 years, he's been a creative force behind some of our era's most revered cable dramas, shows that were credited with reinventing the narrative possibilities of television.
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Among the vast collection, the most prized vintages stolen were seven bottles of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, a French pinot noir from Burgundy produced by one of the most revered vineyards in the world.
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Discouraged, he stuck the original blueprints of one of the national pastime's most revered, early 20th-century ballparks in a mailing tube under his bed, where they remained for most of the next 20 years.
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The posters, which first appeared last month in the city of Plock, have outraged many Catholics, especially as they feature the Black Madonna of Czestochowa — for Poles, the most revered image of the Virgin Mary.
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America's most revered character actors have largely been white, as such a mantle has often required a level of indulgence for eccentricities that black actors, who carry the burden of respectability, have thus far not enjoyed.
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Benedictine monks have been making beer for hundreds of years here and following Germany's oldest and most revered brewing tradition — the 'Reinheitsgebot' purity law that says beer must be made with just a select few ingredients.
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It was during his early years in Beirut that Adonis turned away from nationalist-themed verse and began writing the poems that were to make him the most revered and controversial poet in the Middle East.
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The attack from perhaps the nation's most revered investor undercut a core argument of Mr. Trump's presidential candidacy: that his success as a businessman qualified him to run the country despite his lack of political experience.
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LONDON — A man was arrested on Thursday in connection with the vandalism of a glass display case at the cathedral in Salisbury, England, housing an original Magna Carta, one of the world's most revered legal documents.
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In July, Lurie, 23, left his tenured post at Harvard University for a faculty position at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, home to many of the most revered mathematicians in the world.
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Custodian of Islam's most revered places, Saudi Arabia stakes its reputation on organizing haj, one of the five pillars of Islam which every able-bodied Muslim who can afford to is obliged to undertake at least once.
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Image 2 of 2 PARIS – Holocaust survivor Simone Veil, one of France&aposs most revered politicians, is getting the rare honor of being buried at the Pantheon, where French heroes are interred, one year after her death.
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Berkshire owns companies across industries and countries, and it employs more than 389,000 people, making the results a barometer for the U.S. economy as well as a report card for one of the world's most revered investors.
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ST. LOUIS — Enos Stanley Kroenke, a native of Missouri and the owner of the Rams, is named after two of this city's most revered baseball figures, the hustling outfielder Enos Slaughter and the gentlemanly hitter Stan Musial.
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And after bidding farewell to Pep Guardiola, Europe's most revered young coach, on Saturday evening, fans can look forward to the arrival of Carlo Ancelotti, the only living manager to have won the European Cup three times.
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Walking for hundreds of miles is difficult, especially when the 11 pilgrims who set out for Lhasa and its Jokhang Temple, the most revered site in Tibetan Buddhism, are purposefully falling to the ground every few steps.
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Argentine soldiers took the statue of Our Lady of Lujan, one of their country's most revered icons, with them for divine protection when they invaded the islands, which Buenos Aires calls the Malvinas, on April 2, 1982.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Austria's new coalition government, which includes the far-right Freedom Party, took power earlier this week, and already it has provoked the ire of Vienna's most revered art institution, the Secession.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The showboating Yankees may win more often, but the staid New York Football Giants have quietly produced consistent teams and a handful of championships, staking a worthy claim as the city's most revered franchise.
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In the days leading up to the festival, which is on Thursday this year, homes are cleaned, whitewashed and outfitted with oil lamps to commemorate the return of Lord Rama, one of the most revered Hindu gods.
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Milt Schmidt, a Hockey Hall of Fame center who propelled the Boston Bruins to two Stanley Cup championships and became one of the franchise's most revered figures, died on Wednesday at a hospice facility in Needham, Mass.
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As millions of Hindus believe that the mosque stood at the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of their most revered deities, the dispute continues to be at the core of tensions between Hindus and India's Muslim minority.
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There are a lot of ways tourists manage to piss off their hosts in foreign countries, from swimming blackout drunk across historic bodies of water to donning banana suits at some of the world's most revered ancient sites.
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While he famously attended school in Switzerland, traveling this far as supreme leader is an entirely different matter for someone used to being the most revered, most protected, most deferred to human in his country of 25 million.
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The band's 1977 album "Rumors" is one of the most revered breakup albums of all time; around the same time that Nicks and Buckingham were breaking up, bassist John McVie and keyboardist Christine McVie had filed for divorce.
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According to Douglas Druick, the outgoing director of the Art Institute, the bedroom paintings are among the most revered paintings in all three museums, which is presumably the main reason why this exhibition will not travel beyond Chicago.
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For instance, the New York Times, perhaps the most revered newspaper on the planet, did not have a story prepared when the Panama Papers dropped, inspiring enough incredulous feedback that the paper's public editor was forced to respond.
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First, because they undermine one of our most important and most revered institutions: a free and independent press, something so fundamental to the workings of democracy that our Founders enshrined it in the first amendment to the Constitution.
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But both Fischers, who are among Hungary's most revered artists, still perform there: Adam leads a Wagner festival that draws audiences from around the world to Budapest, and the Budapest Festival Orchestra continues to receive some government support.
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One of America's most revered circus performers, Grandma the clown, has resigned from the world-renowned Big Apple Circus after it was revealed that he pressured a 16-year-old aerialist into posing for pornographic photos in 2004.
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I. M. Pei, who began his long career designing buildings for a New York real estate developer and ended it as one of the most revered architects in the world, died early Thursday at his home in Manhattan.
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PARIS — Simone Veil, a Holocaust survivor and former health minister who championed France's legalization of abortion, will be laid to rest in the Panthéon alongside dozens of the country's most revered figures, President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday.
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Steve Carell presented Burnett with the award, calling her "one of the most revered, respected and most well-liked people in show business" before making an off-color quip about nice-guy Tom Hanks that NBC censors bleeped.
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Amiri was commander of the Popular Mobilisation Forces, a coalition of Iranian-backed militias that played a large role in defeating Islamic State after a call to arms by Iraq's most revered Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani.
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Three months after he took office, former Senator John Danforth, Missouri's most revered senior Republican, issued a public letter to Hawley, signed by four Republican elders, urging him to run for the Senate against McCaskill in her reëlection race.
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"Anthea's record as a leader and coalition builder, as well as a student and champion of history, combine to make her an ideal choice to lead one of our most revered museums," David Skorton, secretary of the Smithsonian, said.
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Galápagos oil spill: An emergency cleanup was ordered after a crane toppled into a barge off San Cristóbal Island, sending hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel into the pristine waters of one of the world's most revered natural destinations.
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If he's willing to do that, trying to weasel out of a commitment to veterans, our most revered group in our society and under the brightest spotlight we have, which is a presidential campaign, what was he doing before?
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Tesvor Robot Vacuum with Voice Control — $189.99 See Details iRobot Roomba 805 Robotic Vacuum (Certified Refurbished) When it comes to robot vacuums, iRobot's Roomba brand remains the most revered, which is partly the reason behind the line's hefty price points.
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The pianist Aaron Parks and the bassist Matt Brewer are two of the most revered improvisers among the youngest generation of rising jazz musicians; the drummer Craig Weinrib, a few years their junior, is quietly moving into a similar position.
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Custodian of Islam's most revered places in Mecca and Medina, Saudi Arabia stakes its reputation on organizing haj, one of the five pillars of Islam which every able-bodied Muslim who can afford to is obliged to undertake at least once.
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Burberry's chief executive officer Marco Gobbetti thanked Bailey, honoring the incredible turnaround he has performed at the fashion house, which was nearing death in the early 2000s, and is now one of the most revered shows on the LFW schedule.
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In 1876, the Declaration traveled to Philadelphia for the centennial festivities, then was moved to the patent office in Washington to wait as a dispute raged about whether Philadelphia might be a more appropriate home for America's most revered document.
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At an event in Bihar in June this year, he announced to applause that foreign dignitaries are now being gifted copies of the Bhagwad Gita -- one of Hinduism's most revered texts -- rather than models of the Taj and other minarets.
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The funeral service was a gathering of family and friends, as well as musicians, politicians, activists, and prominent African-American clergy, who mourned the death and celebrated the life of one of the most revered performers in American popular music.
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For the 50th performance of his monthly series, Brown is moving to one of the city's most storied venues, the Town Hall, where he will be joined by one of the most revered living people in American musical theater: Stephen Sondheim.
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The others are some of the most revered players in baseball history: Hank Aaron with the Atlanta Braves; George Brett with the Kansas City Royals; Stan Musial with the St. Louis Cardinals; and Cal Ripken Jr. with the Baltimore Orioles.
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With the appointment, announced on Wednesday, Ms. Smith will take on a role held by some of the country's most revered poets, among them Rita Dove, Louise Glück, Billy Collins, W. S. Merwin, Charles Simic and most recently, Juan Felipe Herrera.
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In early May, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the most revered cleric in the country, took the unprecedented step of declaring that true believers must not vote along sectarian lines and reminded voters that the clergy has not endorsed any party.
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SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica — A psychiatrist and antinuclear activist has accused Óscar Arias Sánchez, the Nobel laureate and former Costa Rica president, of sexually assaulting her four years ago, bringing the #MeToo movement to one of Latin America's most revered statesmen.
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Jake Phelps, the caustic, funny and brash longtime editor of skateboarding's most revered magazine, Thrasher, a position that made him a tastemaker in a subculture known for resenting authority, was found dead on March 14 at his home in San Francisco.
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The point of this fight would be to find out how a fighter whose entire MMA game was grappling built around the kimura would fair against one of judo's most revered competitors and the man who made the hold famous.
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"Anthea's record as a leader and coalition builder, as well as a student and champion of history, combine to make her an ideal choice to lead one of our most revered museums," said David Skorton, Secretary of the Smithsonian, in a statement.
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"For Ethiopians everywhere, as the locks of hair represent the remains of one of the country's most revered and beloved leaders, a display of jubilant euphoria is to be expected when it is returned to its rightful home in Ethiopia," it said.
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" Angels Costumes may not be the first name that pops into your mind when you think of British film, but the films for which the family-run operation has crafted apparel over seven generations are among the industry's most revered. "Dr. Zhivago.
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The unrealized book, tentatively titled Remember This House, would be an account of the lives and murders of three of his friends—Martin Luther King Jr., Medgar Evers, and Malcolm X—who are the most revered martyrs of the civil rights causes.
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PHOENIX — One of the few times Chris Bianco, arguably the nation's most revered pizzaiolo, has been at a loss for words was about 15 years ago, when a friend asked him to visit a priest known as Father Joe in hospice care.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A bombing outside one of Pakistan's most revered Sufi shrines killed at least 10 people, including five police officers, and wounded at least 20 other people, officials said, raising new concerns about militant violence targeting a moderate strand of Islam.
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Vows Apache helicopters — the kind of aerial weaponry immortalized in Hollywood tough-guy films such as "Rambo" and "Black Hawk Down" — are among the Army's most revered killing machines, and those who fly them across enemy skies "have an attack mentality," said Capt.
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"They killed one of our most revered commanders and most senior commanders, and they took responsibility for it," Zarif told CNN, referring to an American drone strike near Baghdad's international airport Friday against Qassem Soleimani, the leader of Iran's elite paramilitary Quds Force.
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A page from Depero Futurista A spread from Depero Futurista A page from Depero Futurista Side view of Depero Futurista In 1927, Fortunato Depero published a collection of his work that would become one of the most revered books in the canon of design.
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The VHP shares ideological ties with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, and it has led the campaign over the past three decades to build a temple on the site of what Hindus say is the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of their most revered deities.
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Sancho had a habit of making the Bundesliga's most revered defenders look like beer league novices, contributing 12 goals and 14 assists in the Bundesliga, as Dortmund pushed eventual champion Bayern Munich to a knife-edge title race, finishing second by only two points.
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No one expects that there will be any open discord during the pope's four-day trip to Krakow, which is scheduled to begin on Thursday and will include a visit to Auschwitz and to the monastery of Jasna Gora, Poland's most revered pilgrimage site.
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The National Book Awards, which were established in 1950 and are presented by the National Book Foundation, have gone to some of the most revered writers in the United States, including William Faulkner, Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, Ralph Ellison, Susan Sontag and Flannery O'Connor.
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When Whelan left the New York City Ballet in 2014, it was a watershed moment: She was one of classical ballet's oldest and most revered principal dancers, with more than 30 years at NYCB and a repertoire of more than 50 ballets under her belt.
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NEW DELHI — Ayodhya is a small, placid temple town in northern India, considered holy by Buddhists, Jains and Muslims, and believed by most Hindus to be the birthplace of Ram, one of Hinduism's most revered deities and the protagonist of the epic poem the Ramayana.
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Senator John McCain lay in state on Friday in the Capitol whose halls he prowled for decades, hailed as a war hero, a principled lawmaker, and a restless fighter for his beliefs — and honored with a ceremony reserved for the country's most revered figures.
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Qassem Soleimani, who led Iranian covert operations and intelligence and was one of the country's most revered military leaders, was reported by Iraqi state television early Friday morning local time, according to multiple US media sources, and confirmed in a statement from the Pentagon.
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Wray's formal opposition to the release of a secret partisan memo, supported by Republicans critical of the bureau, also sets the stage for a showdown over the future of the nation's most revered law enforcement agency which, before Trump, enjoyed longstanding support from the GOP.
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Insulted one of the nation's most revered civil rights heroes on the eve of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, calling Representative John Lewis "all talk, talk, talk — no action or results," and defaming the congressman's city of Atlanta as a crime-ridden hellhole.
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Two jihadist brothers made pressure cooker bombs filled with metallic beads and small nails, and dropped them off next to a child's stroller on Boylston Street at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, the oldest, most revered marathon in America, and practically a local holiday.
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Over the past quarter of a century, BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix series has become a thousand-strong collection that spans every inch of the dance music spectrum—simply one the one of the most revered and vastly reaching surveys of dance music ever recorded.
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John's status as the most popular man in Paradise was cemented during Tuesday night's "Week 5, Part 2," when Tanner Tolbert, a member of one of the beach series' most revered couples, asked the Silicon Valley guy how many women, exactly, he has kissed during filming.
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By then, he'd become one of the most revered men in the world — "a universal soldier for our common humanity," in the words of Bill Clinton, who like many in the audience that day, wept watching Ali light the caldron, his hand trembling violently from Parkinson's disease.
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Followers of John McPhee, perhaps the most revered nonfiction narrative journalist of our time, will luxuriate in the shipshape prose of "Draft No. 4: On the Writing Process," a collection of eight essays that first appeared in The New Yorker, his home for more than 50 years.
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Hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel sank into the waters off the Galápagos Islands on Sunday after a crane toppled onto a barge and caused it to overturn, the authorities in Ecuador said, prompting an emergency cleanup in one of the world's most revered natural destinations.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — Last Thursday a suicide bomber affiliated with the so-called Islamic State attacked Sehwan Sharif, one of the most revered Sufi shrines, in the southern Sindh Province of Pakistan, killing more than 80 people, including 24 children, and wounding more than 250.
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Without incident, the exhibitions have taken up residence in some of the most revered sites across the city: there has been virtually no backlash from the military junta that has run the country since 2014, despite content that challenges the political and social order of Thailand.
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"Looking into next year, we're excited to continue to expand into new categories, as well as introduce classes in areas MasterClass is best known for from some of the most revered names in their fields like Jodie Foster, Natalie Portman, Neil Gaiman, Timbaland, and David Lynch," he adds.
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"Not a lot of people are going to start eating urban pigeons; they just don't look that appetizing, per se because they're in a dirty city just like we are," Andrew Blechman, author of Pigeons: The Fascinating Saga of the World's Most Revered and Reviled Bird, told VICE.
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At the weekend, Beijing's Confucius Temple and the neighboring Guozijian - also known as the Imperial Academy, a higher-learning institute during Ming and Qing Dynasties in imperial China - were crowded with students and parents keen to pray to Confucius, the most revered name in the history of Chinese education.
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Ms. Tchen has also been working with organizations that have faced harassment allegations: the Service Employees International Union, which was particularly embarrassed given its mission of protecting workers; and Pixar Animation, where John Lasseter, perhaps the most revered animator since Walt Disney, recently took a leave of absence.
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" In a tribute to her, Judith Friedlander, a former dean of the New School for Social Research in New York, where Professor Heller taught for more than 22009 years, called Ms. Heller "one of Europe's most revered philosophers and outspoken dissidents, both during Communist times and again more recently.
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The couple has had a toxic relationship with Britain's tabloids, which soured on Meghan after initially giving her rapturous coverage — a 38-year-old American actress with a mixed-race background who brought a breath of fresh air into one of the country's most revered but hidebound institutions.
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Six is a 40-year-old Dutch art dealer based in Amsterdam, who attracted worldwide attention last year with the news that he had unearthed a previously unknown painting by Rembrandt, the most revered of Dutch masters — the first unknown Rembrandt to come to light in 42 years.
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Despite his role as one of the most revered street storytellers in the city, Moose was required to work behind the store's counter as an extension of his halfway house program, where he ended up after the eight months jail time he served for a misdemeanor gun charge last year.
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At the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, one of the oldest and most revered ballet institutions in the world, with 2300,2240 employees and 21991 dancers, the art apes the corrupt administrative apparatus surrounding it—or so argues Simon Morrison, a professor at Princeton, in his new history of the company, Bolshoi Confidential.
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"From a stylish young princess to one of the most revered and respected states persons in the world, the Queen has never put a sartorial foot wrong," says Bradby, who says she particularly likes the monarch's "practical side – heels never too high, gloves for warmth, a hat brim never too wide."
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Murder among US service members is relatively rare, but it's especially shocking to see that the two suspects — Petty Officer Anthony DeDolph, a former professional mixed martial arts fighter, and a still-unnamed sailor, both Melgar's roommates — form part of one of the most revered military units in the United States.
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"The most revered members of this institution accepted the necessity of compromise in order to make incremental progress on solving America's problems and defend her from her adversaries," McCain said in a speech on the Senate floor shortly after being diagnosed with the deadly brain cancer that eventually killed him.
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The hyperconcentration of authority in the most revered teachers of Tibetan Buddhism lends itself to abuse, said Lama Tsultrim Allione, one of the first American women to be ordained a Tibetan Buddhist nun and a former member of Chögyam Trungpa's group who knew the Sakyong when he was a child.
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We live in an era in which artwork from Eric Carle's children's classic The Very Hungry Caterpillar is on display in some of the country's most revered art museums and where Yayoi Kusama's craft is put into toddler terms and released by the Museum of Modern Art in a children's book.
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"Back to the Future" (1985) "Back to the Future" was the king of the summer box office of 1985, spending 11 straight weeks as Hollywood's top moneymaker and emerging as the biggest hit of the year -- and the subsequent three-plus decades as one of the most revered films of all time.
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The decree issued by the king, whose official title is Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques - Islam's most revered places in Mecca and Medina - said the body would be chaired by Sheikh Mohammed bin Hassan al-Sheikh, a member of the Council of Senior Scholars, which serves as Saudi Arabia's highest religious body.
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He bought a night club, worked with some local rappers, and was eventually recruited to manage an old friend who had become the most revered rapper in the city: Gucci Mane, an astonishingly productive and imaginative performer, whose tales of the trap were at once more vivid and more surreal than anyone else's.
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And we all know leaders who did not bother to listen, or felt they did not need to in order to be great; today's most revered tech leader, Steve Jobs, was famously disrespectful of the opinions of others, yet made a lot of world-changing decisions (and not all for the better).
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But the list of signatories was also notable by some absences: Ms. Rice, who served in both Bush administrations and remains a major voice in Republican foreign policy; Henry Kissinger, perhaps the most revered figure in the Republican hierarchy; Stephen Hadley, Mr. Bush's national security adviser from 2005 to 2009; and Mr. Cheney.
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Her concerts and other appearances, combined with her garrulous presence on social media, have helped to solidify her position as one of the country's most revered singers: a nineties star whose early hits have aged well and whose later work is both warmer and bolder than the songs that made her famous.
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"Each wall slows down the course of a society or of a community," he said, noting that shortly after Mr. Di Stefano was elected, the mayor refused permission to the city's Muslims to celebrate their most revered religious festival, Eid al-Adha, at a local arena, as they had done for a decade.
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Jones, an Atlantan, and a lawyer, with an English degree from Harvard and an engineering degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology, was, except for Babe Ruth, the era's most revered sports figure, and is still considered, in the precincts where such mythologies pertain, the quintessence of the humble and graceful gentleman-athlete.
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It is Melania Trump who subtly nods to the culture of the countries she sets foot in, whether it's the colorful Dolce & Gabbana dress she wore in China last year that resembled a classic Chinese cheongsam or the boxy red Christian Dior skirt suit in Paris last July, an homage to France's most revered couturier.
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LONDON — At a time of a sharpening global focus on cases of sexual abuse dating back decades, an authoritative and highly critical report accused the Church of England on Friday of failing to respect "the rights of both sides" in investigating allegations made long after his death against one of its most revered bishops.
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Even as links build a chain bridging the sport to C.T.E., the degenerative brain disease associated with repetitive head trauma, and some of the game's most revered names push the league to take a more open-minded approach, the N.H.L. has denied any connection between long-term brain damage and hits to the head.
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Moreau was one of the most revered actresses of her generation, and we were attended by a notable group: Jacques Chirac, the city's soon-to-be mayor, spoke, and our witnesses were the film director Alain Resnais, who had introduced me to Jeanne, and his wife, Florence Malraux, daughter of the writer André Malraux.
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Throughout its storied 63-year run, it has published many of the most revered critics and writers in American letters — people like Ezra Pound, Henry Miller, Katherine Anne Porter, Nat Hentoff, James Baldwin, Colson Whitehead, Tom Stoppard, Allen Ginsberg, Lester Bangs, Jonas Mekas, Andrew Sarris, Nelson George, Jill Johnston, Robert Christgau, J. Hoberman, Manohla Dargis, and many, many others.
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And though not too many other details are available — price, availability, exclusivity — judging by the response to the announcement of Anderson's upcoming Uniqlo line, as well as the success of his previous collaborations with Topshop and A$AP Rocky, this latest development reaffirms Jonathan Anderson as one of the industry's most revered and influential design talents.
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WASHINGTON — An original manuscript of "Take the A Train," compositional sketches that were never completed and a revealing look at the royalty earnings of one of the 20th century's most revered composers: These are a few of the 18,000 documents collected in Billy Strayhorn's personal archive, which is now available to the public at the Library of Congress.
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The rebirth of Durán led to the signing of Oscar De La Hoya, who led to the annual showcasing of Miguel Cotto at the Garden the weekend of New York City's Puerto Rican Day parade, and eventually to a series of Mexico-based shows featuring Julio César Chávez Jr., the son of Mexico's most revered boxer.
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Producer Scott Rudin acquired the rights to Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, and hired Aaron Sorkin to adapt the novel and write the script (the two have previously collaborated on Moneyball, Steve Jobs and The Social Network.) "To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the most revered pieces of 210th century American literature," Sorkin told the New York Times.
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The Hogwarts library book, which was originally released in a set of mini-textbooks along with Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them, was written by J.K. Rowling (as Kennilworthy Whisp), but while Fantastic Beasts has gone on to land a five-film series, this history of the most revered of Wizard sports has been left in the dust — until now.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) have both registered their disappointment with Obama, showing that not even the most revered Democrat in the country can escape the populist wrath.
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Trump, who for years now has blustered through ham-handed threats against Iran and then backed down from a direct confrontation, took the bait, blaming Tehran directly for the protests, congratulating himself for adding troops to the complex, and repelling the embassy demonstrators with tear gas—all while Iraq's most revered religious cleric bemoaned the nation's loss of its sovereignty to outside powers.
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He wound up spending his entire career in Los Angeles, where he became one of the most revered figures in the franchise's rich, championship-laden history and a star of Tinseltown, an internationally cultivated citizen of the world, also fluent in Spanish, perfectly positioned for the moment when the N.B.A. and Nike, his chief sponsor, were investing heavily in overseas markets, especially China.
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He wound up spending his entire career in Los Angeles, where he became one of the most revered figures in the franchise's rich, championship-laden history and a star of Tinseltown, an internationally cultivated citizen of the world, also fluent in Spanish, perfectly positioned for the moment when the N.B.A. and Nike, his chief sponsor, were investing heavily in overseas markets, especially China.
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In the age of Trump, Black History Month provides ballast against the President's two-faced efforts -- on full display at the breakfast -- to portray himself as a civil rights champion by ham-fistedly invoking the memory of America's most revered black abolitionist even as he's aligned himself, in both word and deed, with the kind of white nationalists who Douglass spent his life opposing.
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To think of how confident a person must be in the security of his political future that he is on Twitter casually lambasting one of the most revered and longest tenured recording artists of a neighboring ally country, it infuriates me to the extent of wanting to punch a really handsome person named Justin right in his well defined mouth just to feel some momentary gratification.
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Mac—who had fled Los Angeles for New York partly to get away from the culture that had aided his slide into substance abuse—passed from an overdose shortly after returning to LA. At the start of the year, Pittsburgh had claim to one of the most revered and respected artists in the world of hip-hop, as well as one of its brightest rising stars.
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Matt LeBlanc has always been able to rely on lots of good Friends – and this now extends to the co-hosts of hit BBC motoring show Top Gear Fresh from crashing a wedding at St Paul's cathedral in a suped-up Ford Mustang, L Blanc has now received severe criticism for performing "donuts" near the Cenotaph war memorial in London – the most revered sight of remembrance in the United Kingdom. Col.
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Adherents to this theory presumably believe that the emails and other documents leaked to Gizmodo, Wright's repeated private assertions to acquaintances and business associates that he is the inventor of Bitcoin, his extreme unwillingness to cooperate with this outlet's or Wired's extensive investigations into his identity, and the strong endorsements of Wright by two of Bitcoin's most revered minds, are all parts of an elaborate, years-long con, orchestrated by Wright.
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As Rotimi Williams, one of Nigeria's most revered legal minds, once declared, even the Constitution's preamble began with an egregious lie, with that ritual attribution "We the People …" The Constitution marked the commencement of a political arrangement once proposed by Nnamdi Azikiwe, the first president of independent Nigeria and one of the country's foremost nationalists, as a solution to the power struggles that had roiled Nigeria since its first military coup in January 1966.
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Writers were magnetized by his contradictions: the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time), who vanquished some of the baddest men on the planet but became one of the world's most revered humanitarians; a deeply religious man who loved practical jokes and practically invented trash talk; "a radical even in a radical's time," as President Obama put it, who became so beloved by Americans across the political spectrum that he was featured in a DC Comics book in which he teamed up with Superman to save the world.
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