As far as celebrities go, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is absurdly multitalented.
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The multitalented otter was also known for his creative self-pleasuring skills.
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The multitalented Smith, 49, has been taking a number of musical turns lately.
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You talk about multitalented players, multidimensional players that are really performing well together.
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Between her singing, dancing, and top-notch party-planning, Britney Spears is a multitalented woman.
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The always nimble and multitalented comedian's latest film, Kung Fu Panda 3 hits theaters Friday.
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Sacrificing the multitalented Kelly, a right-handed hitter with less plate discipline, was worth it.
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Many roles now are going into more of what we call a generalist profile — multitalented, multidisciplinary.
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Durant is a multitalented marvel, but LeBron, at 32, still stalks the court with artful anger.
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It learned by looking for patterns in this information, and the result is a surprisingly multitalented system.
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The multitalented performer will premiere his mysterious new film Guava Island, co-starring Rihanna, on Coachella's livestream.
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Then there are golden maknaes, who are, despite their young age, as impressive and multitalented as their elders.
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She's a multitalented musician who left a percussionist post with Lionel Ritchie for a stab at solo stardom.
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For Judah Lang, a multitalented performer who grew up in SoHo, creativity seems to run in the family.
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The multitalented star of the new movie "Lucy in the Sky" recites a work by Ed Bok Lee.
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He's a passionate and collaborative director who has brought new stories to life with his multitalented producing partner, Belén.
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But even before he left Hamilton, Diggs was busy with side projects that show how truly multitalented he is.
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And young fans of these multitalented, ever-morphing robotic characters can witness their entire evolution in this free celebration.
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I came away with a much stronger understanding of who she was both as a woman and a multitalented performer.
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He can barely contain his glee when he learns that he will be working for the prodigious, multitalented, formidable megacelebrity.
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Demps pursued the pairing because he felt Cousins and Davis were versatile and multitalented enough to be a functional foundation.
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The first, which features the multitalented Keisha Zollar as a writer and cast member, is set in the year 2036.
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"It's kind of cliché but communication is the biggest thing in a relationship," the multitalented 98 Degrees member tells PEOPLE Now.
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The multitalented cat has a blog, too, where she updates followers about the salon and complains about her vet-mandated diet.
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The multitalented engineer is also leading many of Apple's healthcare initiatives, and currently serves as the tech giant's chief operating officer.
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They have four children together — Brooklyn, 17; Romeo, 14; Cruz, 11; and Harper, 5 — who are proving to also be multitalented.
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Francis Picabia, born wealthy and independent enough to do what he wanted, was charismatic, multitalented, and sharp enough to exercise his privilege.
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A multitalented actor, writer, rapper, and comedian, Glover has recently garnered critical acclaim for creating and starring in the FX series Atlanta.
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Between gigs, Jay traveled to far-flung archives and libraries, scouring records for references to a multitalented dwarf who performed spectacular feats.
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Before this picture perfect kid was a multitalented television star, she was just enjoying life with her famous family in Westminster, United Kingdom.
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Known for elegant loops of geometric objects to biological beings that mutate, Mathew Lucas is a multitalented designer who makes incredibly mesmerizing GIFs.
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When I saw the multitalented Questlove, leader of the Roots, in Miami Beach recently, he lamented the highly skewed nature of the business.
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Teen Vogue reports that the host invited Welsh singer Reuben de Maid, a multitalented 12-year-old vocal powerhouse, to perform on her show.
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Like LJ, he's musically multitalented: in my band he sings, plays keyboard and guitar and often rearranges songs on the fly for acoustic performances.
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Critic's Notebook The multitalented Barbara Hannigan organized this year's Ojai Music Festival, a well-balanced meal of programming that went down easily, without bloat.
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She swiftly became part of a stylish and multitalented set including Eugene Souleiman, Kate Moss, and Katy England, who she'd frequently work and party with.
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The Blues' formidable defense includes the multitalented Alex Pietrangelo, the offense-minded Shattenkirk, the towering rookie Colton Parayko and the dependable and durable Jay Bouwmeester.
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Ukus's family-friendliness was tested when 5-year-old Clara began shooting spitballs, but neither our multitalented server nor the other customers batted an eye.
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Alarie, a multitalented two-way player of the kind sought at the professional level, did not tower over her peers when she was growing up.
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The multitalented star's legion of fans will certainly be quick to point out any future Weeknd homages, but it doesn't hurt to keep your eyes peeled.
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Because when the evening hewed more closely to truly musical comedy, it showed just how funny virtuosity — especially that of the multitalented Ms. Wang — can be.
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A few weeks back, Dev Hynes, a brilliant, multitalented artist who created one of last year's most underrated and most fascinating pop records, announced a new project.
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We are only at the beginning of her story, the tale of a multitalented innovator coming into her greatness: an artist in the prime of her becoming.
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Multitalented filmmaker Alan Rudolph learned his trade under the tutelage of master director Robert Altman, working as an assistant director on the classics The Long Goodbye and Nashville.
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"We have not only lost a great friend with tremendous foresight and an extraordinarily creative spirit, but also a multitalented and passionate entrepreneur," Sonova Chairman Robert Spoerry said.
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My classmate, the multitalented Stewart, offered to play his oboe at the party as background music, which my parents accepted in an "Isn't that cute?" sort of way.
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The role that lured him was Meyer Offerman, a wealthy Holocaust survivor who leads a band of multicultural, multitalented assassins who sniff out Nazis hiding in plain sight.
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Hidden within this super stretched snap is an actress best known for her multitalented roles ... from movies to television this celeb has truly made a name for herself.
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This multitalented singer and actress has been showing off her street-fashion looks -- like this stunning striped outfit outside of the Balmain show -- in France for Paris Fashion Week.
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And with Jackson still trying to persuade Carmelo Anthony to accept a trade, it is the multitalented Porzingis who would seem to be the team's one certainty moving ahead.
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"I just wish the protagonist were someone I could imagine shagging," a theater expert (played with ample smarm by the multitalented Jason Veasey) tells Usher during a staged feedback session.
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The multitalented Mr. Glover, who raps as Childish Gambino, is also starring in upcoming films including a role as young Lando Calrissian in the upcoming "Star Wars" Han Solo prequel.
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There's a second level of pleasure to the movies as well: We're not just watching top-notch multitalented characters; we're also very aware that we're watching bona fide movie stars.
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"Our covers celebrate Zendaya and Cardi B, two women who could not be more different but who are both icons made for 2018: approachable, unfiltered, and multitalented," said CR's editor, CarineRoitfeld.
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The government accused Mr. Liu of "inciting subversion of state power," but in fact the life of this multitalented scholar, writer, poet and social commentator was devoted to peaceful political change.
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Specifically, it sets the play, known in English as "The Visit," in the dusty, drought-stricken town called Colobane after the birthplace of the film's multitalented director, Djibril Diop Mambéty (1945-98).
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Her sound, molded by the multitalented Missy Elliott and idiosyncratic producer Timbaland into something so novel that it ultimately propelled all three to superstardom, has become as important as it was unconventional.
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This is not to say Obama is multitalented — though he is — but rather that he boasts the chameleon-like ability to make himself seem like a natural fit for wherever he ends up.
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Les Discrets is the work of Fursy Teyssier, a multitalented Frenchman and serial collaborator who created the project back in 2003 in order to express the concepts explored in his own multidimensional artwork.
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"She's multitalented and would fit right in," Today Show co-anchor Matt Lauer told Entertainment Tonight in February, a month after Kelly announced she would not be renewing her contract with Fox News.
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These efforts, as de Chirico admitted, had been formulated with the multitalented Savinio, who worked variously during his life as poet, novelist, critic, composer, pianist and set designer as well as a painter.
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It's been three years since we heard a new original song from Justin Timberlake, perhaps because the multitalented artist has been busy being a perfect SNL host, rap historian and adorable dad.
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Melo flips a sweet little bounce pass, and that Latvian stork, who happens to be the multitalented future of this Knicks franchise, catches it and launches a soft beauty of a 3-point shot.
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Here is a 33-year-old version of the multitalented star who has spent a majority of his career racking up awards, from an Academy Award to multiple Grammys and even a Golden Globe.
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The multitalented star was leaving NBC in New York Tuesday when we asked about his new memoir, 'Let Love Have the Last Word,' and its shocking revelation that he was molested as a child.
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Here is a 31-year-old version of the multitalented country singer rockin' these curls at the Country Music Awards -- where she took home the title of Entertainer of the Year -- back in 1986 (left).
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Here is the 34-year-old multitalented actress from the hit movie "The First Wives Club" showing off her permed hair at the 37th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills back in 1980 (left).
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Here is a 33-year-old version of the multitalented "Reno 911!" star showing off her flawless mug at the premiere of, "Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas," in Los Angeles back in 2003 (left).
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Though he's best known for being one of the beasts behind noise-punk duo Lightning Bolt's drum kit, multitalented artist-musician Brian Chippendale is an equally-impossible act to follow when he puts pen to paper.
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Here is a 27-year-old version of the multitalented bad-boy rapper, flashing a smooth smile after winning Best R&B Video at the MTV Video Music Awards in New York City back in 1997 (left).
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While the world knows Sheeran for his heartfelt tunes, with his Game of Thrones cameo coming up and this new clip, it's clear that the multitalented troubadour has more than just a passing interest in acting, too.
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"Judith is a beautiful, amazing, multitalented individual," said the elder Mr. Kelly, who served as New York's top cop from 1992 to 1994 under Mr. Dinkins, and again, from 2002 to 2013, under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
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Mr. Hockney, a multitalented painter, draftsman and set designer who burst onto the British art scene in the early 1960s, has become one of the most popular living artists, though his work was not always taken seriously.
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"Car Wash" also features Garrett Morris, an original member of the "Saturday Night Live" cast, and is distinguished by the presence of two notable directors, Ivan Dixon and Bill Duke, as well as the multitalented pioneer Clarence Muse.
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From my experience, it seemed likely that "Fly by Night" — a performance by 2,000 pigeons conducted by the multitalented artist and bird maven Duke Riley in the Brooklyn Navy Yard — would be more fun to read about than to observe.
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This April, the multitalented chef slash restaurateur slash New York Times bestselling author,slash Emmy Award-winning TV host slash Mayor of Flavortown is curating the BBQ lineup at Stagecoach, a country music festival going down this weekend in Indio, California.
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He's married to 41-year-old fashion designer and former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham, has been the face of some of the most iconic brand and sport endorsements, has four multitalented children — Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper— and countless famous friends.
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Next, the spotlight is on Du Yun, the multitalented Shanghai native who won last year's Pulitzer Prize for her opera "Angel's Bone": at the Miller, the International Contemporary Ensemble performs a selection of Yun's music from the past sixteen years (Nov. 15).
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That's because the multitalented filmmaker — he directs, writes, edits, sits behind the camera, and does a lot of other things best described as "messing around" — has had a finger in a lot of developments in cinema over the past couple of decades.
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And, perhaps because this is not their first Coward-centric show, Mr. Green and Mr. Shrubsole also include a few American standards as well as a number by Ivor Novello, a multitalented performer and songwriter whose work has not endured as well.
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In Alexandria Bradley's number, many of the video images were similar, but the music was live: The multitalented Ms. Bradley, aided by other musicians and dancers, sang and rapped and tapped with a passion that was persuasive, if not exactly persuasive as choreography.
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For a potent introduction to one of the most challenging, societally astute, multitalented artists of our time, see this show of 18 gripping paintings on scavenged paper — most from the late 1980s or early '90s and exhibited here for the first time.
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For a potent introduction to one of the most challenging, societally astute, multitalented artists of our time, see this show of 18 gripping paintings on scavenged paper — most started in the late 1980s or early '90s and exhibited here for the first time.
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The Jets are projected to have more than $100 million in salary cap space this off-season to address areas of need, such as the offensive line, the pass rush and the running game, which could benefit from a multitalented running back like Le'Veon Bell.
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But mostly, he sustained himself with an unusual artistic collective — the Family, an evolving cohort of multitalented misfits (their word) — that, for more than a decade, has plied basements and barns, singing Mr. Iconis's rock- and pop-influenced songs to a growing audience of fans.
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Moderated by body-positivity activist and author Katie Willcox, four multitalented professionals (Olivia Perez, Ade Samuel, Lauren Abedini, and Amber Whittington) sound off about their journeys to discovering confidence, tackling comparison, and honing their unique voices at the brand's latest #TLKS panel held during Coachella Weekend 1.
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"Dragon Lady, as I eventually decided to call her, was a brilliant, multitalented person, but with an astigmatism in her perception of people and events which often caused her to react in an unfair and even injurious way," Ms. de Havilland told The Associated Press in 2016.
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Here's a 31-year-old version of the "Charlie's Angels" star beaming with beauty in New York City back in 1999 (left) and 19 years later ... the multitalented actress -- Who is celebrating her 50th birthday Sunday -- rocking a slick back look at an event earlier this year (right).
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For the mystified as well as the merely curious, we offer answers to your burning questions, compiled with the help and insights of the show's creator Byrne and the creative team, including the 11 multitalented merrymakers onstage with him at the Hudson Theater, where the show continues through February.
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Museums & Galleries For a potent introduction to one of the most challenging, societally astute, multitalented artists of our time, see this show, which closes next Friday, of 18 gripping paintings on scavenged paper — most started in the late 1980s or early '90s and exhibited here for the first time.
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Here's a 33-year-old version of the "Pearl Harbor" director at a movie screening in Los Angeles, California back in 1998 (left) and 21 years later ... The multitalented 'Transformers' star -- who is celebrating his 54th birthday today -- looking better than ever with his blonde hair just last month (right).
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Here's a 25-year-old fresh-faced version of the multitalented producer at an event in Las Vegas back in 2004 (left) and 15 years later ... the now 40-year-old star was seen showing off some scruff at the movie premiere for his new thriller, 'Us,' earlier this week (right).
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With Latinx Heritage Month in full swing, it's impossible to look at Ramirez's schedule and not think of the multitalented Latina artists who came before her and dominated every industry they touched, like Good Trouble and Fosters executive producer Jennifer Lopez, actress/business mogul Jessica Alba, and primetime soap star/producer Eva Longoria.
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He is weathering the most tumultuous period in his tenure there — a predicament for which he has himself to thank, and one that raises the question of whether the multitalented but apolitical Mr. Fallon can ride out the current era of politicized, choose-your-side entertainment, when he just wants to have a good time.
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That was the sense Thursday night at Barclays Center, after the first two selections went the way they had been projected to for weeks, if not longer: Ben Simmons, the multitalented forward from Louisiana State, went No. 1 to the Philadelphia 76ers, trailed shortly thereafter by Brandon Ingram, whom the Los Angeles Lakers took at No. 21.
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By taking the Ocean's premise — a multitalented bunch of scoundrels band together to pull off the ultimate heist — and setting it in a cash-strapped West Virginia town, where you might have to drive hundreds of miles to get a job and still be kicked off the payroll for "preexisting conditions," Soderbergh has answered at least some of his questions.
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The multitalented duo—whose works range from web projects, to music videos, experimental theater, film, and installation art—will unveil a whole bunch of kickass work, including a talk show for people and their pets, a Cuban kaiju feature film, an omniboat feature film, a Jar-Jar Binks VR experience, and a short sequel to Vanilla Ice's classic Cool As Ice.
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The police poses appear to have been loosely copied from a poster designed by the multitalented David Wojnarowicz , a then recent and increasingly forceful arrival on the downtown art scene, announcing a protest rally in Union Square that took place two days before the end of Stewart's protracted death throes—he had been diagnosed as brain-dead—in Bellevue Hospital.
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Which brings us to "The Umbrella Academy," based on the comics series created by Gerard Way (the multitalented artist who was also lead vocalist of My Chemical Romance) and Gabriel Bá. Like "Doom Patrol," which Way has generously cited as an influence, it's about a superpowered band of outsiders assembled by a possibly mad, definitely abrasive genius who doubles as father figure.
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What Jackson does know is that Porzingis, 21, is a multitalented giant who in his two seasons with the Knicks has shown the ability to score from anywhere, block shots and play with flair, while Hernangomez, 22, has emerged in his one season in New York as a tough and surprisingly nimble player near the basket with the ability to grab a lot of rebounds.
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Here's a 20-year-old version of the "How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days" actress radiating with youth at a movie premiere for "200 Cigarettes," one of her new films at the time, in Los Angeles, California back in 1999 (left) and 20 years later ... The multitalented star and mother of three -- Who celebrated her 40th birthday this past week -- was spotted on the red carpet looking better than ever showing off her hot post-baby bod at an award show last month in Beverly Hills, California (right).
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