This is still a fledgling effort by an unknown, young, blonde newscaster who is not actually a newscaster.
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Battista was voted best newscaster in Cable Guide magazine's annual reader's poll in 1986, and, in 1995, she was nominated for a CableACE award for Best Newscaster.
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Basically, it turns everyone into their own anchor or newscaster.
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It's something that you wouldn't see traditionally from a newscaster.
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The newscaster made no mention of Karimov or his illness.
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Unfortunately, this particular newscaster got caught while on live television. Enjoy.
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The scene where Cate Blanchett portrays a newscaster resonated with me.
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" [newscaster] "There could be a new form of birth control available.
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The newscaster had been suffering from an acute case of embarrassment.
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Go deeper: Amazon is teaching Alexa to speak like a newscaster
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It starred a newscaster who's been called "the Anderson Cooper" of Vietnam.
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It was a departure for the usually reserved 29-year-old newscaster.
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The newscaster is just one of Blanchett's 13 different roles in Manifesto.
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Walter sounds like a newscaster precisely because he has no markings whatsoever.
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"I am," he adds, as the newscaster lifts his arms in confusion.
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A newscaster is incompetent because his or her show isn't No. 1.
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The frontman, Mr. Nakai, has been a newscaster for several Olympic Games.
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It will also have a newscaster-like voice for reading news briefings.
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I should be a newscaster because I called it before the news.
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"I didn't understand this," one TV newscaster said during a Fortnite news package.
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They have included replicas of a newscaster, an actress, and a fashion model.
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Chubbuck, a newscaster in Florida, shot herself during a live broadcast in 1974.
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He served for 30 years as NPR's newscaster on "Morning Edition," until 2009.
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Bee, playing a 1973 newscaster on the day of the Supreme Court's Roe v.
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Another one: A high-profile Japanese newscaster has stepped down following sexual harassment allegations.
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And Beverly is the unlucky newscaster who has to report from the smelly scene.
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Don&apost tell anybody I&aposm just kind of faking it as newscaster here.
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A divorced former newscaster, she attended a university in Egypt and speaks fluent Arabic.
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Mr. Engberg became a radio reporter and newscaster for WTOP in Washington in 1968.
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As a young television newscaster fluent in Arabic, she interviewed the Libyan dictator Col.
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Goldsboro, North Carolina-born Kasell first joined NPR in 1975 as a part-time newscaster for its "Weekend All Things Considered" program and ascended to full-time newscaster on its weekday news program "Morning Edition" from its inception in 1979 until 2009.
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But the newscaster insists he only misspoke and that the station shouldn't have fired him.
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Peter Finch won an Academy Award for playing a fictional television newscaster named Howard Beale.
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Ifill was one of the nation's most prominent black journalists and a longtime PBS newscaster.
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And a newscaster from a television set within the ad makes an appearance in line.
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" The band, the fake newscaster said, "created a musical legend that will last a lunchtime.
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Then a veteran newscaster who had been at the landing site sickened suddenly and died.
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The explosion was repeated again on the television screen and the pink-lipped newscaster looked grave.
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Aliens had landed just down the road, a newscaster announced, and were rampaging through the countryside.
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On the broadcast, Bridget feeds its newscaster, her pal Miranda (Sarah Solemani), text from the sidelines.
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"Just download the E Coin app," a newscaster says, blurring the line between journalism and advertising.
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Takigawa, born in Paris to a French father, worked for many years as a newscaster in Tokyo.
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Poor newscaster, Lindsay Iadeluca, was live from the scene where tractor loaders were literally dripping with larvae.
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And she's not the only one who's shedding the newscaster bob for something that better reflects her.
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A girl like Mary Lou wanted a new female newscaster as a fresh face at the station.
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You can compare a standard Alexa voice with the newscaster and radio DJ-like voices below: News (US) Standard Voice News (US) Speaking Style Music (US) Standard Voice Music (US) Speaking Style Amazon also said that developers can now enable a newscaster voice with an Australian accent as well.
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What's more, the newscaster held up a spinner that he'd bought at a store for children in Moscow.
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In fact, it was only in January that Amazon upgraded Alexa with a more professional-sounding newscaster voice.
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That's because Amazon performed an upgrade and gave her a professional newscaster speaking style for conveying such information.
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Teto's main opponent this election, Armando Cabada, was for years the lead newscaster on Juárez's popular Channel 44.
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Leeann Tweeden is a politically conservative newscaster who's appeared on Fox News with Sean Hannity and on Redeye.
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A year later, Ms. Fleming was offered a job at her state's largest private newscaster, covering international news.
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"For a family from Hialeah, it was a nightmare that still has them in fear," the newscaster says.
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Carl Kasell, an iconic morning newscaster and voice on NPR, died Tuesday following complications related to Alzheimer's disease.
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Oklahoma-based newscaster Val Castor from local news station News9 takes his wife — and Facebook followers — on storm chases.
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News Be Funny Videos has taken on the noble responsibility of compiling the best newscaster fails of June 2016.
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The former television newscaster and GOP state party chairwoman was finishing second in the voting in Tuesday&aposs contest.
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The ad, promoting an upcoming Marketo conference, featured a ditzy female newscaster and the company's male CEO, Steve Lucas.
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The newscaster Aleida sees says that inmates have no intention of become members of "polite society" after being released.
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Ms. Tweeden, a Los Angeles newscaster, said he kissed and groped her without consent during a 2006 U.S.O. tour.
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A radio newscaster accused Senator Al Franken of kissing and groping her in 2006, before he took public office.
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"Sad news as the United States was found dead last night in its North American home," a newscaster deadpanned.
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For the newscaster voice, NTTS produced speech with better intonation that emphasizes the right words in a sentence, Amazon says.
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In addition to the newscaster voice, Alexa also adopts a different style when reading out information from a Wikipedia page.
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A Virginia newscaster had his own Anchorman moment after reading a hilarious typo on his teleprompter during a live broadcast.
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Fellow newscaster Karla Redditte can be heard laughing, apologizing for seeing the error but not being able to warn him.
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They answered some questions from the newscaster Trevor McDonald, the evening's M.C., and posed for more pictures with their trophies.
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Before she became a newscaster she was a model, doing promotional work for Hooters, Venus International and Frederick's of Hollywood.
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But new, less orthodox voices creep in, too, from the protectionist newscaster Lou Dobbs to the investment manager Barry Ritholtz.
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This isn't Amazon's first new intonation for Alexa, as it launched a newscaster-like voice for US customers in January.
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The tone for the nightly news blares, and newscaster begins speaking about Connie Nikas, who is still wanted for attempted robbery.
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Following several months of cancer treatment, the veteran journalist and newscaster passed away Monday at the age of 61, PEOPLE confirmed.
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" Orange bouffant rustling, the newscaster speaks in the melody of her kind: "Maybe the mini-artist is a very small person.
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A newscaster in St. Louis apologized Thursday after inserting a racial slur into Martin Luther King Jr.'s name on air.
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Al Franken, who was accused of groping and forcibly kissing a radio newscaster, Leeann Tweeden, during a USO tour in 2006.
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Gaurav C. Sawant, an Indian newscaster, called Mr. Saeed a "butcher of 166 innocent smiles," referring to the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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This month features your usual newscaster slip ups, anchors that can't stop laughing and passersby stealing the spotlight with background shenanigans.
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"He was one of seven children born to a construction worker and a school bus driver," another newscaster is heard saying.
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The newscaster moved to Fox-owned New York affiliate Fox 5 New York in 2012, where she anchored the 4:30 a.m.
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In Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Tina Fey revamps her old "Weekend Update" newscaster persona to play an actual TV war correspondent in Afghanistan.
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"It is a mystery why it has become so popular in Russia right now," a newscaster said as he introduced the investigation.
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Ms Koike, a former newscaster, has blamed corruption for the spiralling cost of the Olympic Games, which Tokyo will host in 2020.
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In the book, Media takes on various personifications (Lucy Ricardo, a newscaster), promising fame to the protagonist in exchange for his loyalty.
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KTVU newscaster Claudine Wong shared photos a friend had sent her of large coolers packed with the bags of breast milk Tuesday.
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Walter looks just like David, but he speaks like an American newscaster instead of a British fin-de-siècle cocktail party host.
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Ishiguro and collaborators created android-style copies of his daughter, a Japanese newscaster and model, Danish professor Henrik Scharfe, and even himself.
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"I almost ran into about ten of his fans coming to work," said an incredulous Fritz Coleman, a newscaster on the show.
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Sarah Vowell Ms. Vowell was a rookie newscaster at radio station KGLT at Montana State University during the Yellowstone wildfires of 230.
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A white newscaster cries because talking about race makes her uncomfortable because discomfort is most likely the worst thing she can imagine.
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" Egyptian media condemned the protests, with one newscaster on Friday referring to those who supported the protesters as "the forces of evil.
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During this period, the newscaster David Brinkley did a segment on Saint Phalle, in which she appears young and gorgeous and hysterical.
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A large portion of the show is dedicated to a simulated "superstorm" (the second of the week, a newscaster announces) and its aftermath.
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Taylor is a Canadian political powerhouse -- and former newscaster and beauty queen -- who helped push British Columbia's carbon tax through the government system.
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A trained agricultural engineer, he speaks with a measured precision that brings to mind a newscaster from the golden age of American broadcasting.
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In the first season, Tig is briefly enchanted by a Bea Arthur-obsessed newscaster who bats her eyes at her during Mardi Gras.
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Mr. Gaines's ambition to become an investigative reporter manifested itself when he was a college student working part time as a radio newscaster.
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In 2016, two executives at the station were suspended after a prominent newscaster said she had been sexually harassed by them for years.
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Roberts will play Serina Belinda, a newscaster who winds up in hot water after a promotion amplifies her determination to survive no matter what.
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Lindsay nabbed a job as a hotshot newscaster in New York, where Coop whiles away a less glamorous existence behind a small, cluttered desk.
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The NBC "Nightly News" anchor and veteran newscaster is about to enter uncharted territory as the moderator of the first Clinton-Trump face-off.
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The 82-year-old newscaster was seen out in Beverly Hills, California – wearing his signature shirt, tie, and suspenders combo while walking the streets.
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"If we only dream a little bit," a newscaster for Russia's Channel One recently said, "we can imagine Russian lapta as an Olympic sport."
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The newscaster calls out how she DOESN'T NEED TO WEAR A JACKET because she's pissed off that the weatherman went for a YELLOW jacket.
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Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, apologized after a newscaster said he had kissed and groped her without consent during a U.S.O. tour in 26.
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The connection between a three-course meal (star: roast beef salad) and a play about a newscaster going bonkers (star: Bryan Cranston) is tenuous.
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Leeann Tweeden, the newscaster, made the allegations earlier Thursday about Mr. Franken's behavior while both of them were performing on a 2006 U.S.O. tour.
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The second episode ends on the voice of a newscaster wondering what the incoming administration of Donald J. Trump would do about the pipeline.
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Mr. Steincross started at Fox2 as a general assignment reporter in 1996 and became a morning newscaster in 1998, according to the station's website.
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The debunking of Trump Clinton offered could thus have come across as yet more spin, not as an objective newscaster setting the facts straight.
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These depictions of African countries are often extended to Africans and people of African descent — not unlike the way the newscaster brushes off T'Challa's coronation.
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Multilingual commentator A graduate of Cairo University, Koike is fluent in both English and Arabic, and worked as a translator and newscaster before entering politics.
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In her new documentary, Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric, the newscaster traveled the country to talk with people who express complex gender identities.
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Details of the NTTS were revealed by Amazon last November, but it's only now that the newscaster voice variation is ready for Alexa to use.
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Villaraigosa's tenure as mayor was not without controversy, including over the breakup of his marriage following an affair with a television newscaster, the newspaper noted.
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"Tonight, growing concern about the vacancy on the Supreme Court," a fake newscaster says in the clip from End Citizens United obtained by The Hill.
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But when reports that recently-viral ABC24 newscaster, Natasha Excelby, was removed from the air after being caught daydreaming mid-broadcast, her fellow journalists assembled.
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A standout work by Zhang Peili, China's first video artist, shows a female newscaster on China's state television, CCTV, repeating a meaningless screed about water.
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Kasell's career begun more than 50 years ago after getting his start as a morning DJ and newscaster at WGBR-AM in Goldsboro, North Carolina.
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He'd spend the bulk of that mile on the phone with Carl Icahn talking about some newscaster he hates but would still like to fuck.
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Baby Coral, who lives in Hawaii with her parents Mike and Drea, was born with ice-blue eyes and a head of seriously enviable newscaster hair.
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"It's the same spacing you'd see for a TV newscaster and it keeps the focus on you" — not on the paintings that you bought from Ikea.
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In this Stranger Things promotional video, an '80s-era newscaster finally acknowledges the fan favorite's mysterious disappearance, something the series never made much effort to do.
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Charlene White, a newscaster for Britain's ITV network, pointed to that history and "veiled racist abuse" of the duchess from the start of the couple's relationship.
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But the newscaster found herself fighting back against a body shamer who said that Hinson that needs to cover her stomach "bulge" when she's on-air.
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" (This sounds terrifying.) Limp added, "If she's reading the news, she has a newscaster voice that sounds like the cadence of how you read the news.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s last name during a Friday morning broadcast, nearly two weeks after another American newscaster was fired for a similar act.
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If Mr. Strange loses, Mr. Trump mused aloud, adopting the dramatic tone of a television newscaster, it will be portrayed as "a total embarrassment" for him.
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Amazon already gave Alexa the ability to whisper, and now it's rolling out another way to change the assistant's speaking style — it's giving Alexa a "newscaster" voice.
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This documentary-biopic hybrid follows the actress as she prepares to star in a film Christine Chubbuck, a Florida newscaster who committed suicide on-air in 1974.
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It took just a few hours of data to train Alexa to speak like a newscaster, Amazon says, suggesting that more voices are a very real possibility.
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The voice can't be mistaken for a human, but it does incorporate stresses into sentences in the same way you'd expect from a TV or radio newscaster.
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Being a newscaster is high pressure, reading the news live every day and knowing that if you slip up it'll be there for the internet to see.
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It's a story in striking contrast to the carefully manicured image of her early days — "the prom queen of soul," as a newscaster chirps in one clip.
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In January, it was given a newscaster-style voice for reading the day&aposs news, and it was also given a "Whisper Mode" in October last year.
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"Maybe the dramatic collapse of CNN makes more sense when you consider their chief anchor, Anderson Cooper, is more like Jerry Springer than a newscaster," Hannity said.
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"This is a shocker, his name is Andrew Gillum, he's the mayor of Tallahassee, he led in no polls," one newscaster is heard saying in the ad.
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Modeled on a grown woman (a popular Tokyo newscaster) and produced with better funding, this version can move its upper body fluidly and lip-synch to recorded speech.
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It reminds many of Mr. Perd Hapley — everyone's favorite fictional newscaster from NBC's "Parks and Recreation" — who often delivers the most obvious statements without sacrificing his broadcasting baritone.
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THE DAY BEFORE Miguel Díaz-Canel became president of Cuba last April, a newscaster on state-controlled television urged Cubans to join in a tuitazo (outpouring of tweets).
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Alison Williams appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and dished about her blonde transformation, her awkward sex scenes on Girls, and her dad, newscaster Brian Williams.
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In January 2016, one of Microsoft's artificial intelligence creations appeared on the Chinese morning news show Dragon TV when the newscaster cut away to its weather forecaster, Xiaoice.
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" Mark Thompson, a Los Angeles newscaster who has known Mr. Mankiewicz since childhood, said his friend has been with some women in the past who were "into drama.
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Last Thursday, a radio newscaster, Leeann Tweeden, accused Mr. Franken of forcibly kissing her as they worked together in 2006 on a U.S.O. tour of the Middle East.
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The digital world even blends with the analog, as when the paper diary of a stalked newscaster from the '90s appears on Cheyenne's doorstep in old-school installments.
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TEHRAN — Press TV, Iran's state-run, English language news channel, suspended two executives on Monday after a prominent newscaster said she had endured years of sexual harassment from them.
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Newscaster Gwen Ifill has passed at 61 If you want to know what she meant to female journalists and journalists of color, read this moving piece by Lisa France.
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Aniston plays morning-show newscaster Alex Levy, who arrives at work one dawn to learn that co-anchor Mitch Kessler (Carell) has been fired following allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The BBC gave the researchers hundreds of thousands of hours of newscaster footage, in the absence of which they would not have been able to train their AI systems.
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When the product was unveiled it created a media stir — newscaster Walter Cronkite used the machine to read his signature signoff at the end of one of his broadcasts.
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Amazon's Alexa continues to learn new party tricks, with the latest being a "newscaster style" speaking voice that will be launching on enabled devices in a few weeks' time.
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Here's how the voices compare: Concatenative: Neural text-to-speech (NTTS): Newscaster NTTS: Concatenative speech synthesis can produce surprisingly good results, but new AI-infused methods are overtaking fast.
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One of the nation's most prominent black journalists and a longtime newscaster at PBS who previously worked at NBC News, Ifill was in hospice care when she passed away.
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In order to achieve that, Amazon turned to a neural text-to-speech (NTTS) system which learned to use a newscaster style from just a few hours of training.
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Jami (there's a Jami?) tattles on Amber for calling out certain elements of Olivia's "appearances," but Olivia and her incisive, hard-hitting-newscaster face are ready for a crisis.
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Part of the case against Franken includes a photo of him pretending to grope the breasts of Leanne Tweeden, a newscaster who was asleep during an overseas plane ride.
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See, the funny thing about this video is supposed to be the weatherman having a REAL CHUCKLE over the nonsense comment from the lead newscaster about needing a jacket.
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A newscaster looking at a weather report that says 28º to 30º nationwide would KNOW that her viewers are aware that it's not necessary to wear a jacket outside.
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"I don't wish death on anyone, but for purely educational purposes, I have a warning for anyone who dreams of such a career," the newscaster Kirill Kleimenov told viewers.
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After graduating with an English degree in 1951 he worked as general manager of WLFH radio in nearby Little Falls, N.Y., before becoming a newscaster at WKTV in Utica.
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As adults looking for dance jobs in New York, they had hurried to leave these overblown faces behind, like a newscaster trying to scrub herself of a regional accent.
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The couple married in the Mormon temple in Salt Lake City and had eight children while Mr. Torkildson tried to adjust to the serious business of being a newscaster.
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At a few junctures, there's an Almodóvarian air to "Los Espookys," particularly in a subplot about a glamorous newscaster, Gregoria, who appears to have been bewitched into her celebrity.
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It's a humbling reminder, watching the super controlled camera-readiness of a newscaster suddenly slip to reveal the bumbling buffoons we all are when we forget people are watching.
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Starting today, when U.S. customers ask Alexa "what's the latest?" to hear the day's news, Alexa will respond using a voice that's similar to how a professional newscaster delivers news.
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The secrecy is significant, because that same day, during an interview with a British newscaster, Assange indicated that he knew that Democratic operatives had lost control of their e-mail.
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The only thing Lynette said to me, in the brief window after introductions and before we went our separate ways, was that my accent made me sound like an American newscaster.
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In past elections, TV airtime was the most valuable currency for any politician, and the role of the newscaster was sacrosanct (the most trusted person in America was once Walter Cronkite).
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To the dramatic, almost musical intonations of the nation's most famous newscaster, the program depicted Kim as statesmanlike beyond his years, confident and polite, quick to smile and firmly in control.
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Even though the newscaster had quoted a source claiming to know the result, to cheers, the sense of eye-rolling inevitability receded and met a brief moment of short-breathed anticipation.
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FROM COINAGE: The Right Way to Announce Your New Job His fellow newscaster, Karla Redditte, can be heard laughing, apologizing for seeing the error but not being able to warn him.
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The video feed, narrated by a bantering newscaster, was at times a lighthearted affair, but it was also laced with the tension of knowing that the man was in serious danger.
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The clip package showed James passing Bryant on the career scoring list in a road loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night while a BBC newscaster rattled off Bryant's achievements.
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Robert Greene's film follows actress Kate Lyn Sheil as she researches and prepares for the role of Christine Chubbuck, the Sarasota newscaster who killed herself live and on air in 1974.
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Besides, his daughter was too young, and the newscaster, though an adult, was, in his words, merely an "ordinary" person: Neither was able to analyze their android encounter like a trained scientist.
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Wrong. Between scenes during a broadcast on Australia's Nine Network, newscaster and meteorologist Amber Sherlock had a meltdown when she saw that Julie Snook, another presenter on the show, was wearing white.
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Notably, Amazon says it only took a few hours of data to teach Alexa the newscaster speaking voice, suggesting that a whole range of styles could be easily incorporated in the future.
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The newscaster, played by Cate Blanchett, does a classic smize and holds her head very still while listening to a correspondent who is out in the rain, also played by Cate Blanchett.
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Los Angeles based newscaster and model Leeann Tweeden shared her experience on the 2006 USO tour that brought together a variety of models, comedians, musicians and more to entertain American troops overseas.
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Female newscasters and celebrities have long faced harassment and threats — one newscaster said in 2012 that she had had to quit her job in St. Louis after repeated threats from a stalker.
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Indeed, many journalists seem to be channeling not Edward R. Murrow, the fabled CBS newscaster, but Florence Hartley, the author of "The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness" in 1872.
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Starbucks faced protests in 2013 in China when a newscaster for CCTV reported that the company charged a third more for a latte in China than it did in the United States.
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The hawk lover, Lincoln Karim, was arrested on charges of harassing and stalking the president, Richard Cohen, and his wife, the newscaster Paula Zahn, and of threatening the welfare of their son.
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Not to mention that certain months see huge spikes in newscaster pain, with Halloween being peak "having some fun in the studio" season that results in a range of on-air meltdowns.
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Both voices have slightly different intonations and flow than the standard Alexa voice, and they sound much closer to a newscaster or radio DJ's voice that you might hear on the radio.
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Ms. Zimmer seemed mystified by Ms. Morales's statements, saying she had met her only once before the newscaster showed up at a meeting about the Rebuild by Design process and challenged the engineers.
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It could be 30 or 40 years ago, until a patron whips out a smartphone or the newscaster on the bar's television describes Donald J. Trump battling Ted Cruz on the campaign trail.
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It was unclear how the allegations in the New Yorker would affect Moonves' standing at CBS, where allegations of sexual misconduct led to the demise of another powerful figure, veteran newscaster Charlie Rose.
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Breaking to election night — November 8, 2016 in case you forgot — a FOX newscaster announces Pennsylvania in favor of Trump (putting him over the 270 electoral college votes required to win the presidency).
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To the dramatic, almost song-like intonations of the nation&aposs most famous newscaster, the program depicted Kim as statesmanlike beyond his years, confident and polite, quick to smile and firmly in control.
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On May 16, they were married before a small gathering of family and friends on the deck of the home of Mr. Thompson, the newscaster who became a Universal Life minister to officiate.
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KTVI newscaster Kevin Steincross was on the station's morning news show when he was speaking about an upcoming tribute that would honor "Martin Luther coon Jr.," according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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The company had detailed this technology in November, saying at the time its latest text-to-speech system could be trained to use the newscaster style after just a few hours of training data.
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"Recent developments in computer technology not made it possible for human beings to literally enter into the world of computer graphics and feel as if they are moving freely within it," the newscaster said.
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CBS newscaster Gayle King proved that not every airline interaction has to be a bad one when her Delta flight attendant helped her find her missing wallet this week amid a hectic travel schedule.
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Playing a role, as she usually does — very little of her work is directly autobiographical — she speaks directly to us, a very likely white art world audience, with the measured tone of a newscaster.
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President Trump politicized the sexual harassment debate, staying relatively mum on Mr. Moore, above, but swiftly denouncing Al Franken after a radio newscaster accused the senator of forcibly kissing and groping her in 210.
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Amazon's AWS cloud computing arm today launched a number of new neural text-to-speech models, as well as a new newscaster style that is meant to mimic the way… you guessed it… newscasters sound.
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Amazon is teaching Alexa to speak like a newscaster Why it matters: News consumption on smart speakers isn't picking up in the U.S., even though purchases and overall usage of smart speakers is increasing overall.
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In his 2006 Sexiest Man Alive cover interview, Clooney told PEOPLE that while his family is immensely talented (dad Nick was a longtime newscaster in Cincinnati), he values a deeper lesson from them the most.
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The nightly newscaster of Noticiero Univision, who is one of the most well-known faces in Spanish-language television, delivered the surprising news to the program's viewers while sitting next to her co-anchor, Jorge Ramos.
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Starting today in the US, Alexa will now read out the news in a much more natural, human-like way by selectively emphasizing certain words in a sentence in the same way a real newscaster would.
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"Listen to this folks, a Florida woman's lawsuit says a deputy shot her with a stun gun, then apologized with a cake that said 'sorry I tased you' in blue frosting," the newscaster in Philadelphia said.
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Last week, he labeled moderator Lester Holt a Democrat (the NBC newscaster has been a registered Republican since 2003, according to Time) and warned Holt not to correct him like Candy Crowley did Romney in 2012.
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And Bryan Cranston, whose portrayal of Lyndon Johnson in "All the Way" was somehow both titanic and warm, seems like perfect stage casting to humanize the role of a newscaster pushed over the brink of madness.
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"The White House and congress are receiving an unprecedented amount of calls from irate African-Americans," a newscaster says in the ending montage of the episode, over images of black crowds protesting outside the White House.
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The story chosen to illustrate why newscaster Megyn Kelly was trending — a fake story, as it turned out — shows that algorithms aren't necessarily guaranteed to be free of political bias, even if that bias is completely unintentional.
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If you've been looking for a framed photo of a New York newscaster or a woman who may or may not have been on "Knots Landing," you should've gone down to Seventh Avenue in midtown Manhattan yesterday.
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This context is only alluded to in the exhibition, though recent geopolitical developments remind of that era, from Trump's regular taunting of North Korea last year, to the 2014 U.S. taunting by Kremlin appointed newscaster Dmitry Kiselyov.
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McCarthy said that she started to "hide" from Walters, but eventually started feeling bad for the longtime newscaster, who confirmed on May 13, 2014, after months of speculation, that she would leave the show three days later.
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Rattled by all the women ganging up on her, the 23-year-old newscaster extraordinaire went big picture on everyone's ass and claimed herself and anyone who's been put through the reality TV wringer as a victim.
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The 10-episode series follows Aniston, who plays morning-show newscaster Alex Levy, as she arrives at work one dawn to learn that co-anchor Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell) has been fired following allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Taking reins of the 24-year-old group, which now has a staff of 250 and a $59 million budget, is the opportunity of his lifetime, said Farris, a constitutional lawyer with a hairdo befitting a 1970s newscaster.
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As well as these long-form news briefings, Amazon also recently rolled out a new newscaster voice for Alexa, which allows the voice assistant to read out your daily news briefings with a more natural, human-like cadence.
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For ten seasons as the progressive, unwed female newscaster, the 70-year-old actress tackled groundbreaking issues like abortion, single motherhood, breast cancer, and medical marijuana — inspiring national conversations (and in the case of Dan Quayle, conservative outrage).
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Mr. Cranston is portraying Howard Beale, a grand old newscaster who becomes a martyr to the inhumanity of television, in this churning, immersive stage adaptation — directed to overwhelm by Ivo van Hove — of the passionately remembered 1976 movie.
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He liked the way he sounded as if he were on the next barstool, and Mr. Iezzi chuckled approvingly recalling Mr. Trump's dismissive remarks about the newscaster Megyn Kelly in 2015 that were widely interpreted as referring to menstruation.
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"My philosophy has always been I'm not really a newscaster, I'm not what you call a broadcaster, I'm a communicator," he said in a video interview included in a tribute to him by his most recent station, WBLS-FM.
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Iran said Tuesday it had formally protested the F.B.I.'s arrest of an American newscaster who works for the Iranian government's Press TV, and her family said rallies in Washington and elsewhere were planned if she was not freed.
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Veteran newscaster Charlie Rose was fired by CBS and PBS last year after the Washington Post reported on eight women whose allegations included groping, unwanted sexual advances, and in some cases, appearing nude in the same room as a colleague.
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Whether he is alluding to the size of his penis, or proposing an $8-billion wall on the border that Mexico would pay for, or insulting a female newscaster with menstrual references, his words and whims will be endlessly discussed.
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FYI, a Bay Area newscaster is under fire over a segment mocking Puff's bid to buy the Panthers -- with the reporter saying he looked drunk and high, and claiming the hip-hop mogul was too broke to buy the team.
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On Thursday, Mr. Franken apologized for an incident in 2006 in which he was accused of groping and forcibly kissing Leeann Tweeden, a radio newscaster, during a U.S.O. tour in the Middle East before he was elected to the Senate.
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In "Now Eleanor's Idea," the title opera from Ashley's cycle-within-a-cycle, a bank teller central to the intrigue in a previous opera starts a new career as a newscaster; the second act is her broadcast on lowrider car culture.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump lashed out at Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, in two suggestive Twitter posts late Thursday night after the senator was accused by a Los Angeles radio newscaster of kissing and groping her more than a decade ago.
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Michele Marsh, an Emmy Award-winning newscaster who was an anchor on nightly programs on the CBS and NBC flagship stations in New York City for more than two decades, died on Tuesday at her home in South Kent, Conn.
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Mr. Franken, who has been mentioned as a possible presidential candidate, almost immediately released an apology to the newscaster, Leeann Tweeden, who said that Mr. Franken forcibly kissed her during a rehearsal and groped her for a photo as she slept.
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It is a fate about which Mr. Callies is relentlessly upbeat, smiling his wide newscaster smile as he explains that if he had ended up a country music star, he would have had less time for his true passion: rodeo.
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Starbucks faced protests in 2013 in China when a newscaster for CCTV (now known as CGTV, for China Global Television Network) reported that the company charged a third more for a latte in China than it did in the United States.
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The newscaster was caught on television rushing from one side of the desk to another in an attempt to find the camera and deliver stories about Hurricane Irma—a hurricane which is no joke, despite how funny his scramble may have been.
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Continuing her tweets on Thursday, Pompeo encouraged her female followers to watch Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston's new AppleTV+ series The Morning Show — which explores the fallout of newscaster Mitch Kessler's (Steve Carell) termination for sexual misconduct — instead of Cowell on AGT.
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There have been subpoenas issued, increasingly curious law enforcement and dark comedy, including at an annual correspondents' variety show last week, which featured an actor dressed as Lulu, the Legislative Stipend Fairy, tossing bags of money onstage, as a fake newscaster gawked.
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The only sea creatures to make an appearance in episodes other than "Fish Out of Water" are dolphin pop star Sextina Aquafina and newscaster whale Tom Jumbo-Grumbo — who, as Hollingsworth is quick to say, are technically mammals that can technically exist outside of water.
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WASHINGTON — A growing national outcry over sexual harassment reached the Senate on Thursday, when a radio newscaster accused Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, of kissing and groping her without consent during a 2006 U.S.O. tour of the Middle East before he took public office.
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Newscaster Jana Shortal was criticized Wednesday for wearing skinny jeans during her coverage of the tragic kidnapping case of Jacob Wetterling, by Minneapolis Star Tribune gossip columnist C.J. In a column that the paper has since taken down, C.J. says Shortal's outfit was "inappropriate" considering the topic.
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The Morning Show explores the fallout of newscaster Mitch Kessler's (Steve Carell) termination for what seem to be sexual misconduct allegations as his broadcast partner of 212 years, Alex Levy (Jennifer Aniston), fights to be the top newsreader — despite competition from newcomer Bradley Jackson (Reese Witherspoon).
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Time to warm over that 10-year-old dancing Nebraska newscaster clip with some spicy new mashups, pretend pumpkins taste like cinnamon, nutmeg, and sugar, and join in collective dread of the coming days when it becomes so cold that social obligations are a legitimate health hazard.
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Indeed, Republicans on Friday were more than happy to talk about Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, who apologized this week after a radio newscaster said he forcibly kissed her and posed for a photograph a decade ago appearing to fondle her breasts while she was sleeping.
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But this weekend, the question became especially delicate: How would "Saturday Night Live" take aim at Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, who on Thursday apologized after he was accused of groping and forcibly kissing Leeann Tweeden, a radio newscaster, during a U.S.O. tour in 2006?
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She shared the screen with one of the greatest TV casts ever assembled: Ed Asner as Mary's boss, Lou, Valerie Harper as her best friend, Rhoda, Ted Knight as self-obsessed newscaster Ted Baxter, Cloris Leachman as Mary's neurotic neighbor Phyllis, and Gavin MacLeod as her coworker Murray.
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"The high-level delegation's visit to the South has become a significant turning point in improving North-South relations and laying the groundwork for peace on the Korean Peninsula," a newscaster on the North's state-run Korean Central Television service gushed on Monday, reporting on Ms. Kim's return home.
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Just one day after a Chicago reporter made headlines for posting a rude letter from a viewer who told her she needed to lose weight for her job security, a fellow newscaster posted a sad milestone – Lauren Jones had finally gone one week without a viewer mocking her growing pregnancy belly.
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The series is based on journalist Brian Stelter's book Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV. Jennifer Aniston, who plays Alex Levy, breaks the news at the top of the trailer that her fellow newscaster and husband Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell) has been fired for unrevealed allegations.
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For their part, Mr. Trump's daughters, Ivanka and Tiffany, as well as Donald Jr. and Eric's wives adopted a minimalist, manicured style — sleeveless sheath dresses, pumps, simple hair that takes hours to perfect — could be defined as newscaster-meets-"Veep": a television-friendly version of the high-powered woman's working wardrobe.
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While often also positioned in extremely non-human shapes, like Steve Jobs looking like a newscaster in an intro sequence (above) or Bill Gates lying down on a desk and cradling a computer, the older photos have an intimacy on top of what we've come to see now as cheesiness.
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" Roger Clark, a newscaster covering the event for Spectrum New York 1 news, told Mr. McCourt that he had studied English years ago at Stuyvesant High School with his brother, the author Frank McCourt, who died in 2009, before Frank McCourt went on to write his 1996 memoir, "Angela's Ashes.
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Spurred on by the rapid popularity of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders — "the first to sprinkle show business glamour along pro-football's sidelines," one newscaster at the time said — other teams sought ways to get their female performers to wear less, jump around more, and do whatever was asked of them with a smile.
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Ms. Duke's life was full of storybook improbabilities: a lawyer's daughter left destitute, a teenage model who lied about her age, a reporter, the wife of a fading actor, a single mother of two who succeeded as a television newscaster, a stockbroker and a public relations executive when women in those roles were rare.
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The moment where Wolf, with or without a guest, takes on the things no one is talking about is a hell of a lot funnier and more engaging than five minutes of jokes about a grocery store refusing to write cum on a cake when every local newscaster in the country has been there and done that.
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Swift's latest has breathed new life into my workout playlist, and I'm hardly alone in celebrating the home of "Look What You Made Me Do." In fact, St. Louis' KMOV newscaster and co-host of Great Day St. Louis Laura Hettiger loves the new album so much that she crafted her traffic report to be totally Taylor Swift-focused.
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Donald Glover's seemingly insignificant low-level criminal character, Aaron, for instance, is actually the uncle of Miles Morales, who becomes Spider-Man in a different character chronology (where Aaron is an integral part of Miles's story), while the high school newscaster played by Angourie Rice seems to be Betty Brant, another one of Peter's famous girlfriends in the comics.
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The idea, Ms. Sheil said, was to connect the frustration in Beale's monologue — in which he inveighs against our passivity "while some local newscaster tells us that today we had 15 homicides and 63 violent crimes, as if that's the way it's supposed to be" — to the frustration Ms. Chubbuck must have felt as she read her final remarks.
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The movie even reveals exactly how it's going to use this constant series of setups and payoffs in its opening scene, when a long pan around time-machine inventor Doc Brown's room full of ticking clocks and misbegotten inventions ends with a shot of the case of plutonium a newscaster was talking about just a few moments prior.
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PARELES This update of the Simon & Garfunkel song features Phoebe Bridgers and Fiona Apple in solemn harmony on the holiday classic, while the National's Matt Berninger is the newscaster, reading counterpoint headlines about, among other things, the murder of Botham Jean by the police officer Amber Guyger and the potential restrictions to abortion that could come from an upcoming Supreme Court case.
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Mr. Vance was raised in Middletown, Ohio, a now-decaying steel town filled with Kentucky transplants, which at one point included his Mamaw and Papaw — in newscaster English, that's grandma and grandpa — who moved there shortly after World War II. Though the couple eventually managed to achieve the material comforts of a middle-class life (house, car), they brought their Appalachian values and habits with them.
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He wrote "Protocol" (1984), a vehicle for Goldie Hawn, and "To Die For" (1995), a grimly satirical take on the power of celebrity, adapted from a Joyce Maynard novel (itself derived from an actual news story) and directed by Gus Van Sant, which brought out a star-making performance by Nicole Kidman as a would-be newscaster who brazenly induces three hapless teenagers to murder her husband.
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Among the obstacles on the path to hero-hood: xenophobic prejudice (Lilli is disdained as a mammal), the bureaucratic paralysis of the mayor (Gaelen Gilliland), panic-rousing media coverage (Kelvin Moon Loh is fabulous as a glam-rock newscaster) and the villainous obstructions of the evil Sheldon Plankton (Wesley Taylor, who isn't scary, presumably by design) and his wife, Karen the Computer (Stephanie Hsu).
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Not surprisingly, and quite unfortunately, so much was made of the dark, unsettling, and lurid contents of Throbbing Gristle's Second Annual Report —mainly centering around the dialogue or 'lyrics' of Genesis' graphically gruesome spoken-word incantations, which the recordings of a child murderer confessing to his crime, and a calm newscaster seemingly reporting some catastrophe— that one of the most important and distinctive aspects that set their music apart was overlooked.
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Word of the Day : in disarray; extremely disorderly _________ The word disheveled has appeared in 79 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 24 in "Seattle Man Descends From 80-Foot Tree After 24 Hours" by Daniel Victor: The video feed, narrated by a bantering newscaster, was at times a lighthearted affair, but it was also laced with the tension of knowing that the man was in serious danger.
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Read more:A black news anchor was compared to a gorilla on live TV by one of his colleagues, and he's using it as a powerful lesson that 'words matter'A newscaster dropped her 'TV lady uniform' in favor of expressing her true style: 'I'm just getting dressed the way I feel comfortable'A black news anchor alleges she was fired after complaining that her bosses were 'still stuck in 1953' and had banned her from wearing her 'unprofessional' natural hair on TVA TV news anchor shared the story of her daughter's overdose on air in order to raise awareness about the opioid crisis
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