And if she pulls off the upset against Lt. Gov.
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If Trump pulls off an upset victory, it would almost
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One unique trick Epic pulls off here is VR movement.
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No one pulls off a statement hat quite like Kate Middleton.
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But it is an attempt—and one that she pulls off.
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Bernie Sanders pulls off an upset, pointing to money and demographics.
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Art pulls off arms, then moves children to jump in puddles.
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He pulls off his scrubs, and I dish out the food.
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But somehow, that's a trick seafood pulls off time and again.
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Dov Zakheim: Trump pulls off trifecta of disruption on European trip.
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They may be watching closely to see what Li pulls off.
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If Thompson pulls off the win he achieves a title shot.
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Sturkey's cleareyed and meticulous book pulls off a delicate balancing act.
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Kate pulls off the fairy tale princess's signature look like a pro.
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This is what Tiffany is thinking as Kevin pulls off her panties.
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The cheeky new LEGO Batman Movie pulls off two things incredibly well.
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He dunks over defenders and pulls off crazy tricks just for kicks.
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It is miles better than the rudimentary sorting that Gmail pulls off.
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Jorgensen stutter-steps, shoots, and Subasic dives and pulls off another save!
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Chance pulls off a backwards body slam before security can jump in.
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There are a few other interesting tricks it pulls off for photo display.
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Maria, thinking he'll do this in exchange for sex, pulls off her strap.
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And Stranger Things 3 pulls off both the action and the emotions perfectly.
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"He pulls off body action that rivals a dancer," pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy said.
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Stone gives a wave as he effortlessly pulls off this light gray suit.
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If Beshear pulls off a win, it could set up a tense term.
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This masterful duology on the Indonesian genocide of the 1960s pulls off both.
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So if he pulls off social media, that would be a loss for everyone.
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The Beehive State pulls off a first in our 10 years ranking the states.
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But Guskin pulls off the silly premise with a gripping, deft and moving mystery.
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Ever wonder how Game of Thrones pulls off their epic and deadly dragon attacks?
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But Samko stands out for the sheer variety of looks she seamlessly pulls off.
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There's also Oculus Cinema, which pulls off a similar effect to Virtual Desktop's theater.
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In this episode, Vox Borders looks at how India pulls off these massive elections.
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"Sturkey's cleareyed and meticulous book pulls off a delicate balancing act," Jen Szalai writes.
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When you see where this thing lands, it's pretty impressive what Riley pulls off.
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When he is mostly charged up, he pulls off the cables—one at a time.
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Right after that he pulls off the black cable and it also makes a spark.
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Maya Thurman-Hawke somehow pulls off being the least famous A-list celebrity out there.
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In "All the Money in the World", he pulls off an even more extraordinary feat.
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Violet alone pulls off the gold silks and pastel dresses of the high society set.
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Through close observation she pulls off an interrogation of the relationship between representation and reality.
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Once it pulls off this so-called grounding line, it'll begin to collapse more quickly.
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Nixon won't have to answer these questions herself, unless she pulls off a historic upset.
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We won't learn anything new about him whether he fails or pulls off another miracle.
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And somehow, he pulls off describing himself as a "visionary punk" on his LinkedIn profile.
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She knows what she is doing when she pulls off the kerchief, lets down her hair.
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She's antagonistic and vulnerable, wild and sullen, and Karrueche pulls off a difficult, multi-dimensional character.
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He pulls off playing drastically different characters with the help of a distorting Photo Booth filter.
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The final entry pulls off a death-defying feat no full-length novel would sanely attempt.
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Whatever he pulls off, at least you'll know that Twitter will be there to meme it.
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It pulls off the ambitious task of blending into its surroundings as well as enhancing them.
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But "Equity" pulls off a difficult balancing act with an elegance that should not be underestimated.
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Candy finally pulls off the ballroom performance she dreamed of, receiving perfect marks across the board.
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"Sturkey's cleareyed and meticulous book pulls off a delicate balancing act," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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"The Call of the Swamp" pulls off the rare trick of blending whimsy with genuine ache.
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It operates like the Echo Show and pulls off most of Alexa's usual abilities without trouble.
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Check out the show to see how many outfit changes the host pulls off throughout the show.
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Ultimately, Chuck pulls off his power grab in a quintessentially showy way (yep, there's a speech involved).
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Rather like Mr Trump, Mr Thaksin pulls off this feat despite his personal billions and elite credentials.
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This time, she even pulls off the feat while "performing" in a foreign, non-English-speaking country.
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It would be one of the best winners of the night if it pulls off the victory.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLady Gaga Pulls Off an Epic SurpriseTyrese is Calling on Jay Z to Spark ChangeDr.
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The campaign says they will if he somehow pulls off an improbable comeback and wins in November.
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Do you have a favorite story about finding out how a favorite game pulls off the trick?
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Patel pulls off the upset, then maybe there's more Lion love in the Academy than we realized.
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Every chorus is huge and memorable, and she pulls off bracing tone shifts within a single song.
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Eventually, he unbuttons and removes her blouse, then her bra, then pulls off his ridiculous hooded shirt.
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If McGrath pulls off an early upset, Republicans are likely going to have a very bad night.
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The goal is to get you to think like a working mother, which it pulls off poignantly.
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The sets and costumes are spectacular, and the series occasionally pulls off a vaguely exciting action sequence.
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This is by no means a complaint: Director James Wan pulls off one terrific set piece after another.
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We won't know the answer until, yet again, like clockwork, Fortnite pulls off something we've never seen before.
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If Warren pulls off an upset in New Hampshire, she could make a real run at the nomination.
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When Cordelia's body hits the cold floor, Mallory finally pulls off tempus infinituum and a hero is born.
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He pulls off this imaginative feat because his focus is on age-old themes of mortality and desire.
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Grey Worm continues to allow Missandei to drive the action, as she pulls off the Unsullied warrior's shirt.
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That's unless Swinson either pulls off an unlikely victory, or successfully forms a coalition government after the election.
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If Jealous pulls off an upset to defeat Hogan, he would become that state's first African-American governor.
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Rating To be clear: Daniels pulls off an essay about how he got good at Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
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He also pulls off the amazing trick of composing full songs for a game that aren't insipid shit.
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But mostly, "Barry" pulls off the feat, developing into something more profound than its high-concept premise suggests.
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Ramos's lovely, playful art pulls off the tricky task of evoking Delaunay's while standing strongly on its own.
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Victoria Beckham pulls off a latex catsuit just as well as she did 22 years ago — maybe even better!
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And yes, we are fully aware that she sometimes pulls off 10 of these stunts on any given day.
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But the above scenarios seem like a tough needle to thread even if Trump pulls off an upset win.
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The TicWatch Pro pulls off a neat trick, but I'm not sure how useful it'll actually be in practice.
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While the former Miss Delaware pulls off a convincing Wayne, it's Kellen's Garth portrayal that seriously sells the costume.
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A single sturdy female bather faces us, arms above her head, face hidden by the shirt she pulls off.
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So even if Sanders pulls off a big turnout, that caucus quirk could be a strike against him here.
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If Porter pulls off a win, that'll be a big victory for a candidate who supports Medicare-for-all.
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No one pulls off leggings as pants quite like Leandra Medine — just see here, here, and here for proof.
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Outside of his music, he pulls off the rare trick of cultivating a public-facing persona without indulging celebrity.
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Hulu, which has more than 17 million subscribers, would come under Comcast's control if it pulls off the acquisition.
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He pulls off his socks, fills his water bottle, prepares his sleeping pills and finds him something to read.
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Big and broad, he's unafraid to take up space and pulls off a throwback 1970s look that I love.
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Director Rian Johnson pulls off an almost impossible task by bringing an original spin to the "Star Wars" saga.
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The song starts off smooth and easy, gradually building to that famous, angry crescendo Petty pulls off with such ease.
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So, if she pulls off another dazzling televised musical performance, it's possible she could add an Emmy to her repertoire.
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In the ad, a black woman pulls off her brown T-shirt, revealing a white woman in a cream shirt.
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If the tech industry pulls off that, ahem, quantum leap, you won't be getting a quantum computer for your pocket.
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For example, Jerome Boateng pulls off the best goal line clearance I've ever seen, as Germany beat Poland 2-13.
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They say that they are still holding out hope Paul pulls off a surprising comeback in the White House race.
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In her latest role — on Instagram, in photographs and 15-second video skits — Hawn pulls off a similarly impressive trick.
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" –in Dream Master to a pizza covered in screaming meatballs, one of which he pulls off and eats "Oh, Carlos.
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An earlier performance of the piece, by the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra, pulls off the same trick of sonic misdirection.
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But what makes her exceptional is her seemingly superhuman gymnastics — she pulls off skills that are unfathomable to her competitors.
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The nurse pulls off the bandage covering his back, revealing a moist red hole as wide as a tennis ball.
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If Britain pulls off a smooth exit from the European Union by the end of October, business investment could bounce back.
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Fassbender owns Magneto like he's been playing him for lifetimes, and Kevin Bacon somehow pulls off the slimy villain Sebastian Shaw.
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This highly breathable, breakaway balaclava pulls off with one hand in one second so you can adjust your environment almost instantly.
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If Rubio pulls off the shock victory for the 99 delegates, it would be yet another blow for the polling industry.
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The X-T2 is Fujifilm's attempt to clinch the top spot from rivals, and the camera pulls off that mission magnificently.
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"And the key to doing that is keeping poison pulls off the appropriations bills so they can pass quickly," she said.
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What if Clinton pulls off her skin and reveals herself to be an alien cyborg or one of our lizard overlords?
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How well Isle of Dogs pulls off its "tribute" has been, and will continue to be, the subject of some debate.
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Perhaps the best trick Fincher pulls off is building constant suspense, so that by the end, anyone could be the Zodiac.
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"Into?" pulls off a wild feat: a hyperactive transcript of a life spent online that takes you outside of your own.
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But the biggest trick "Bandersnatch" pulls off is to convince its audience that it offers more possibilities than other stories do.
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Still, if "Green Book" pulls off a win here early in the night, that could presage an eventual best-picture victory.
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Lion has all those things, but director Garth Davis, working with a screenplay by Luke Davies, pulls off something much better.
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They feed the cows hay, milk them, and shovel manure, which Josephine impressively pulls off in a pair of pristine white pants.
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If Broadcom pulls off both deals, its market position in some areas could be dominant, said Cowen and Co analyst Karl Ackerman.
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You want to cheer for Payne when she pulls off her first major theft — a $228,2212 ring from a Pittsburgh jewelry store.
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"Today's an important day because if the market pulls off today hard it will tell you buyers are getting exhausted," he said.
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He has his detractors, sure, but with every successive miracle he pulls off, his apotheosis grows in the imagination of the flock.
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Yet if Cruz pulls off a victory Monday night, he will have upended the race, prompting Rubio and other campaigns to recalibrate.
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And then, she does what many mischievous 3-year-olds would do and pulls off his hat, which is called a zucchetto.
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In a brief statement on the matter, Albom pulls off the impossible: making Lupica seem sane and reasonable by comparison. Mitch. Mitch?
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Alvin, on his guilt-racked way back to his wife, pulls off the road, leaves the car, and lies in the snow.
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She shoots Michael, leaving his fate up in the air, and then pulls off her mask to reveal that she's actually Rose.
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The confidence with which Brandon Flowers pulls off an otherwise enormously self-indulgent piece of short cinema deserves several medals for bravery.
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Rios, the amazing pilot, pulls off an expert maneuver — which is that he … stops so Narek's ship can fly right over his?
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But "Forever" dares enough, and pulls off a high enough percentage of what it tries, that I found it worth the trip.
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Mr. Houben's astounding mimetic skill — he even pulls off an impression of a wheel of Camembert — is not just math, it's showmanship.
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Again, Hamanaka pulls off the impossible: he combines repetition and disruption so smoothly that you cannot find the seam between the two.
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Keery pulls off the trick of being creepy, sad, and fun to watch even as he's descending deeper and deeper into monstrosity.
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This other Domino's delivery guy pulls off a pretty sick wheelie, too: So does this guy: So, what have we learned here?
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The show pulls off the difficult feat of telling a story that stands on its own, while being informed by another story entirely.
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In making the political personal, the movie pulls off an even greater feat: infusing an easily politicized story with complexity and quiet passion.
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But it pulls off only half of Robin Hood's trick, because it funnels very little of the money it raises towards the poor.
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He's a crazy athletic cameraman who somehow pulls off the same extreme stunts that the people he's filming are doing—while filming them.
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But what happens if Sanders pulls off an upset and wins a majority of the Super Tuesday states, not counting Vermont and Massachusetts?
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The most pleasant surprise is Ehrenreich, who invests his simple sagebrush star with genuine charm and pulls off some very smooth rope moves.
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Sara finds someone wearing a Kristoff costume and drags him back into the live TV set, where he pulls off the giant mask.
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To that end, "Wolfenstein 2" pulls off what few games do: It presents a wide-ranging emotional experience, like the world's greatest art.
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Ideas around mental illness, race, and the artistic process collide messily in Madeline's Madeline, which pulls off cinematic subjectivity like few other works.
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What Endgame pulls off that some of its predecessors never could is true emotional resonance, with some well-choreographed battles and tearjerkers aplenty.
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Ms. Adlon pulls off the essential trick for a show about her type of heroine: It's all about judgment, but it's never judgmental.
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"En el Séptimo Día" pulls off the tricky feat of feeling utterly natural as it ratchets with the mechanics of drama and suspense.
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However, even if National Front candidate Marine Le Pen pulls off an upset, she too has promised to stand by the nuclear industry.
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Rudolph briefly stops and Blais points a gun at him ordering him to stop the car before Rudolph pulls off again toward a highway.
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Scott pulls off some eye-rollingly earnest dialogue with an arched eyebrow and determined delivery that makes us root for her from the start.
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If the series pulls off that two Bachelorettes stunt again, perhaps it could be Olivia and Britt vying to dole out roses next season?
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She pulls off an impeccable portrayal of Betty Draper on Mad Men, continually kills it on the red carpet, and gives really good Instagram.
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By doing so, his advisers believe, Mr. Bush will be better positioned to build momentum if he pulls off a strong New Hampshire showing.
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As for how Chmerkovskiy pulls off more risqué dance moves with Hernandez's age, the pro dancer told PEOPLE it's about striking the right balance.
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Marlon Wayans pulls off Lando Calrissian's bushy mustache so well, you'd never even know he once struggled to grow any facial hair at all.
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The packed-with-incident screenplay, by Mr. Carion and Laure Irrmann, includes several suspenseful scenes that Mr. Carion pulls off effectively with his direction.
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It's a strange magic that talk TV pulls off but — in focus group after focus group — I came to understand that it's very real.
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This wall pulls off the trickiest conceit of the show, which is that, in the right context, color can rule as the sole baseline.
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A free kick sails dangerously into the box for Denmark, Poulsen pulls off a cheeky back heel and it comes to Sainsbury of Australia.
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You need made-up adjectives to convey the fusion of craft, nerve and energy that she pulls off: She's Denzelian, Pacinoesque, downright Anna-Magnanimous.
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The writer-director Carly Stone pulls off an impressive trick in her first feature by shooting a story about money on a low budget.
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My initial thought was that Chalamet wouldn't be dorky enough to play Spider-Man, but now WHO KNOWS, because he really pulls off the suit.
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With the help of legendary DP Darius Khondji and an excellent editing team, he pulls off a couple more sophisticated, breathtakingly sleek chase sequences here.
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In the end, Geostorm pulls off one big, gutsy trick: to make you long for the end of civilization, just so the movie will end.
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That Lightning connector pulls off to reveal a Micro USB connector, but thanks to a marvel of engineering, you don't immediately lose the Lightning adapter.
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The latter is a purchase to get myself out of my fashion comfort zone; I'm trying to be a person who pulls off ripped jeans.
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In my head I see Chris Farley turned into a panda that pulls off a silly slapstick humor routine with whatever else is in frame.
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The trick which the process pulls off is to coat the carbon fibres in the original material with the complex carbide created during the infusion.
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At the moment, he said, it's unclear how long Thwaites has before it pulls off its bump—its grounding line—and starts a rapid decline.
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Unless AMD pulls off something incredible with the cards it's releasing next week, the RTX 2060 Super is the new mid-range GPU to buy.
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If Hyde-Smith pulls off a victory on Tuesday, it will suggest that in certain parts of the Republican map, Trumpian politics works just fine.
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It's definitely not the answer for everyone, but Stadia pulls off the most important thing it can at launch: it makes a case for existing.
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Big-hearted but brutally exacting, the series pulls off a feat almost unheard of on reality contest shows: There's zero away-from-the-kitchen drama.
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He pulls off the one he is wearing and, smiling, hands it to the bartender, who gives him the money and offers him a cigarette.
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But Jackson pulls off this near-impossible feat, pulling the reader past the velvet ropes into the black-box theaters and sweaty, sticky-floored stadiums.
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It's a difficult balancing act that Miles for the most part pulls off, and his book is best appreciated as a highly entertaining literary performance.
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"It's a difficult balancing act that Miles for the most part pulls off, and his book is best appreciated as a highly entertaining literary performance."
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Yoshinori Muto pulls off a steal in the Poland box, holds the ball and eventually it gets to Okazaki whose diving header is well wide.
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McGregor pulls off a devilish turn as an iconic Batman villain and Robbie reminds you why Harley is the role she was born to play.
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Dad pulls off the road into the dusty parking lot of a country store with a lone gas pump, and gets out of the car.
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In the US, the average bank robbery nets around $4,1003 in cash, and the average bank robber pulls off only three heists before getting caught.
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She does try to pre-empt unsympathetic reader reactions, but also pulls off the tricky balancing act of avoiding either self-justification or self-castigation.
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No, what's notable is the humor that weaves through the action, which Statham pulls off with a performance that evokes his hilarious role in Spy.
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Beto O'Rourke is trying to ride the blue wave in the Texas senate race, and if he pulls off a huge upset and unseats Sen.
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If Beresheet pulls off its touchdown, it will not only be the first private Moon landing, it will be the first Moon landing for Israel.
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This time he pulls off something even more spectacular, somehow skipping between five opponents before slamming an unstoppable shot into the back of the net.
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Kubert especially, who Miller himself calls "remarkable," pulls off something really impressive in this project, marrying his own drawing style with echoes of Miller's own art.
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"If Widodo pulls off a really good emergency relief effort he won't give Prabowo a target to strike," said Achmad Sukarsono of the Control Risks consultancy.
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But on ballroom night Monday, Bella, 33, wanted to prove that she has a softer side amidst the powerful moves she pulls off in the ring.
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We've been watching this over over and over again to try and figure out how Vincent pulls off this flawless illusion, but we just don't know.
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As SNL often does without much fanfare, this piece pulls off an impressive technical feat for a live show and delivers plenty of laughs in process.
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It comes from a teenage boy, nervous and clutching a notebook — and if Pureval pulls off an upset on Tuesday, his question will be the reason.
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Through a series of 10-second reels, she goes from fresh-faced to full-blown bombshell — and pulls off a pink smoky eye in the process.
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The other brilliant trick this record pulls off is that it's not a stale retread of anything the members have done in their previous respective projects.
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Searching is shockingly effective, not just in creating a sense of constant, palpable tension, but also in the way it pulls off authentic, effective emotional beats.
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Episode 10 — "Kimmy Pulls Off A Heist" It's the day of the NFL owners' meeting, and Duke and Orson confront Jacqueline about what's on her iPad.
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There's a catch, though: Even if Morris pulls off the Democratic upset, Felder will likely remain on the ballot in November on the Republican party line.
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This usually sounds when a member of this family pulls off something extremely terrible—such as the infamous Red Wedding at the end of season three.
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That spirited conversation on whether Sanders actually pulls off an upset and routs Clinton in the Democratic presidential primary assumes millennial voters as the key factor.
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Whoever does pull that off will almost certainly be a member of Congress next year, unless the Republican candidate, Pearl Kim, pulls off a shocking upset.
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As I implied above, the Vizio P-Series Quantum pulls off this great performance thanks to guts that are typically found in much more expensive sets.
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"The Wife" pulls off the not inconsiderable feat of spinning a fundamentally literary premise into an intelligent screen drama that unfolds with real juice and suspense.
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For Democrats to regain the Senate, they need to pick up four seats if Clinton wins the White House and five if Trump pulls off a victory.
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MASTERMINDS Zach Galifianakis in an action comedy about a painfully naïve armored-car driver with bad hair, who, against all odds, pulls off a $17 million heist.
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The shit apartment turns out shittier than expected: Outside, shit pipes leak, and water from the bath upstairs pulls off the living room wallpaper within two weeks.
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"In making the political personal, the movie pulls off an even greater feat: infusing an easily politicized story with complexity and quiet passion," says Vox's Alissa Wilkinson.
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The pairing of SZA and Lorde is a dream, Khalid truly flows on the outro, and Post Malone pulls off a convincing turn as a pop singer.
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They'd likely have to pin their hopes on either Phil Bredesen from Tennessee or Beto O'Rourke (D-TX), hoping one of them pulls off an impressive upset.
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It's a tonal balancing act that she pulls off with aplomb, and makes Eleanor Oliphant the kind of book you'll want to devour in a single sitting.
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Even now, her 17-year-old son hides her profession at his private high school, and she pulls off her glittering fake nails before meeting his teachers.
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Even Google Translate, which pulls off the neat trick of approximating translations by statistically associating sentences across languages, doesn't understand a word of what it is translating.
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Advisers see Super Tuesday as the end of the road for him, unless he pulls off a surprise comeback that none of the polls have seen coming.
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Best known for being in a Pepsi ad, "Let's Go" pulls off the trickiest of feats—it actually sounds like gulping down a few gallons of fizzy pop.
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It's one thing to say two people are in love, it's another to believe it's actually true, and it's how Origins pulls off the former that's especially impressive.
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This elevates the material into the realm of the fantastical while still keeping it grounded in our mundane reality, an impossible balancing act that Lanthimos somehow pulls off.
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If the US Army pulls off this ambitious research effort, it'll be one of the ingredients in a vaccine for the microcephaly-causing disease sweeping through the Americas.
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"No one pulls off a criminal stunt like this alone," Villegas, the president of the 91-member Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines, said in an Easter message.
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You might meet a truck coming at you on the narrow road and see how it pulls off onto the edge of the woods to let you pass.
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Set in the rugged countryside of northwestern Wales and focused on the abduction and imprisonment of young women, the show attempts and largely pulls off a tricky synthesis.
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Bonus for the educationally minded: Jane pulls off the unusual feat of being both suspenseful and informative, gracefully incorporating technical details about the boat into high-drama scenes.
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She's in disguise as a senior citizen in a retirement condo (long story), and Ms. Shawkat — a comedic old soul to begin with — pulls off the ruse brilliantly.
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Also around is Nicole's sister, Cassie (Merritt Wever), who pulls off the funniest and most flustered sequence in the movie—serving Charlie with divorce papers when he arrives.
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The less known about the plot, the better, given the escalating series of twists that Bong pulls off as the lives of his characters become more closely intertwined.
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The bottom line The Brooks Cambium C17 All Weather nearly pulls off being a one-size-fits-all saddle with its stylish look, smooth ride, and comfortable profile.
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A pluralistic respect for other nations (admiring the Dutch speed skaters) is perfectly compatible with a special attachment to your own (hoping an American pulls off an upset).
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Despite her minor tooth injury, Lopez shared that she must have "stage angels" watching over her performances because of how often she pulls off "crazy stuff" without a hitch.
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When a show pulls off this stunt, it can bring the past and the present into a dialogue — when it fails, it can feel like one long Halloween episode.
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Josh Brolin as Cable pulls off a similar trick; he's a menacing half-cyborg most of the time, but by the end he's actually summoned some vulnerability as well.
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Hot pink, tall and white, or even argyle, socks can be pretty hard to match to other accessories — especially shoes — but Parker pulls off the head-turning trend effortlessly.
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Despite how well Foy pulls off the bold style, The Crown star recently revealed that she's since discovered the one major difference between being a blonde and a brunette.
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Her superpower on daytime TV—the thing that made her so huge—was being at once unapologetically black and relatable for all, which DuVernay pulls off with equal aplomb.
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If Trump pulls off an upset victory in Wisconsin, then it's game over for Cruz—there is no plausible path to stop Trump from getting a majority of delegates.
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Before David Arquette squared off against RJ City in California ... he went to Tijuana, Mexico to train with luchadores -- and the high-flying moves he pulls off are insane!!!
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The van then pulls off and turns out of the frame presumably taking the driver home where they can surprise their family by whipping buckets of water at them.
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If U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May pulls off an election victory on Thursday, the pound will likely stage a rally, analysts at Macquarie said in a note on Thursday.
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What Endgame pulls off that some of Marvel's earlier films never could is true emotional resonance, with some well-choreographed battles and tearjerking glimpses of soul along the way.
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As you'd expect from the price, this isn't the most premium device in the world, but it does feel pretty chunky and pulls off a reasonable G-Shock imitation.
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As you'd expect from the price, this isn't the most premium device in the world, but it does feel pretty chunky and pulls off a reasonable G-Shock imitation.
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In Weisz and Stone (who is American, but pulls off a completely convincing British accent), you can see the pain woven into Sarah's and Abigail's hard-as-nails exteriors.
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And James's Billy gets a shiver-inducing scene in an early episode that asks stark questions about mental illness, abuse, and violence, one that James pulls off with grace.
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If Chris Weidman pulls off the victory we can cautiously hope that he is able to get some momentum back under him in this harsh game of snakes and ladders.
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Then he pulls off a minor miracle by finding a taker for Mike Cammalleri, who has two years left at a $5 million hit and was recently a healthy scratch.
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On Eat the Elephant, mastermind Billy Howerdel pulls off the nigh-impossible for a beloved band: He's added strong new influences while remaining true to A Perfect Circle's characteristic sound.
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Silent Wolf's clear boredom with the mercenaries' lack of skill, and his rakish smirk when he pulls off a particularly contemptuous move against them, suggest a looser, more playful film.
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Combining horror and poignancy isn't the easiest of tasks, but — like in L.T.'s Theory of Pets — it's a combination that King pulls off flawlessly in this grim little tale.
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Shojo: Most places would settle for just one superlative, but Shojo somehow pulls off the trifecta of being one of the city's best cocktail bars, restaurants, and overall coolest spaces.
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Related: Donald Trump Pulls Off Another Primary Night Sweep With Five Wins Clinton also won Delaware on Tuesday night, one of the three states that the Sanders campaign had targeted.
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My oldest son (16) is a great baker -- every year he goes 'Cake Boss' wild for my cake, so I'm looking forward to see what he pulls off this year.
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In its third season, Catastrophe lives up to its own name in a more urgent way than ever — and pulls off telling a deceptively tricky story while it's at it.
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But in settling the story onto three planes of time and having them all converge on each other near the end, Dunkirk pulls off a feat unusual to its genre.
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If El-Sayed pulls off the race, it could be a big statewide test for a wing of the Democratic Party that has been pushing the party further to the left.
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Today, Ms. Margolin pulls off a theme that she wasn't sure would see the light of day, and for good reason: It's very difficult to fill a grid like this well.
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The plot is a complex one, but involves a pivotal scene in which Hunt pulls off a corkscrew dive in a matte black Airbus H125 helicopter, with mountains on all sides.
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In the end, Bright pulls off the uncommon (and not at all admirable) hat trick of being confusing, boring, and vaguely insulting about the matters it wants to appear smart on.
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I won't say too much more, except to note that what Mr. Cogitore pulls off is less a plot twist than a genre switch, a feat he executes with impressive dexterity.
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Instead, it pulls off a neat trick: Using a discreet black arm to clamp onto the back of a desk, it can sit flush against the wall when not in use.
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She's worked every job from a receptionist's desk, to sales, to running a showroom, to blending tea, and she pulls off a Norma Kamali sleeping bag coat like no one else.
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Much of the back half of the season revolves around the question of whether the orchestra members will strike, and the show pulls off more of this than you might expect.
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Rather than requiring him to hit "A" on the gamepad as in the retail release, the game takes the reins once he's in range and pulls off a melee execution flawlessly.
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The T, E, R and A inside the Sudoku grid are common letters, so it's not a high-wire act, but it's a neat trick that Mr. Gross pulls off well.
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Unlike a lot of other Pixar shorts, this one isn't reaching for poignancy or profundity — it's content with just being very, very funny, and that it pulls off with flying colors.
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So here, let me count the three ways this show pulls off its mission without stumbling in the way freshman comedies usually do — and why it's a truly marathon-worthy watch.
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Making a liver that can successfully pull off a few of the 500 or so functions the liver performs is obviously a lot easier than making one that pulls off all 500.
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But the auto industry might need a new insult if the man who made a fortune building some of the world's coolest appliances pulls off his plan to create an electric car.
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As pretentious as that may sound, season two is a little more serious, and though it successfully pulls off the tonal shift, American Vandal becomes a fundamentally different show in the process.
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But if Sanders defies current polling and pulls off a surprising sweep outside of Clinton's Southern stronghold, we'll likely be looking at a long and drawn-out race for the Democratic nomination.
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Happy Death Day 2U pulls off a trick that isn't especially easy for original movies, let alone direct sequels: it makes all the laborious world-building and storytelling effort feel like fun.
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As you'd expect, there's plenty of surprise from seeing the whole damn cast pop up out of nowhere, including Fallon, who pulls off a sort of recognisable Barb from the first season.
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Shows about serial killers are nothing new, but this series pulls off a neat trick by focusing on the people that figured out how to hunt them down in the first place.
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If EGF successfully pulls off a full season with Connecticut high schools (and potentially school districts outside of the state), we could see esports spread through U.S. schools like other sports programs.
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WHEN ASKED what guides his vision of UNIQLO, Tadashi Yanai, its founder and chief executive, pulls off the shelf the 1987 autumn/winter collection catalogue of Next, a mass-market British retailer.
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But Adrian Toomes, otherwise known as the Vulture, pulls off being one of the most memorable comic book movie baddies in recent memory by evoking a dread that hits closer to home.
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Owen Glieberman wrote for Variety that while the story has its flaws, Logan pulls off an amalgamated narrative: "Logan" doesn't get lost in CGI overkill or annoyingly messy Tinker-Toy franchise plotting.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - If Hillary Clinton pulls off a victory in her close race for the Democratic presidential nomination with Bernie Sanders, she will have women like Joan Pinnell to thank.
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Turns out little Silas pulls off a man bun like no one else and rocks outfits so fly that they could easily be from his dad's closet if they weren't so miniature.
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With its curved sides and edge-to-edge display, the Note 7 pulls off a neat trick: Though it is physically smaller than Apple's big phone, it actually has a larger screen.
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The actress, 51, effortlessly pulls off a range of stunning designs, whether it's a flouncy feathered ensemble or a sleek gown adorned with shimmering sequins, all with her signature sophistication and grace.
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As Dr. Amanda Reisman, Weigert pulls off a performance infused with empathy and restraint; you really believe that this is a person capable of getting through to the evasive and intellectual Celeste.
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If Gillespie pulls off the upset, expect many more GOP challengers to follow his lead and fully embrace Trumpist issues — and expect much more Democratic hand-wringing of how best to respond.
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Watanabe pulls off an impressive trick here by presenting a world that's just a little off familiar tech levels, just far enough to seem impressive, without reaching too far into science fiction.
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If a car is going to take a quick exit, for example, a rider might be able to see that on a display before the car suddenly pulls off of the road.
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They and other scientists are also diligently doing research to try to suss how exactly the mole-rat pulls off its longevity trick, and whether any of it could ever apply to humans.
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Clinton can put away Mr. Trump, she could come close to locking up the presidency, but if he pulls off an upset, the dynamics of the race will likely shift in his direction.
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Ms Streep pulls off this transition perfectly, without a wrong note: her apprehension at a board meeting at the film's outset is just as credible as her take-charge moment near the end.
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In this particular episode, he turns his attention to Heat—specifically, the big bank robbery scene—and continually heaps praise on just how well Robert DeNiro's crew pulls off their extremely bloody heist.
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Boockvar also said he "will scream from some mountaintop ... that I was dead wrong" if the Fed pulls off its balance-sheet unwinding along with raising rates and the stock market keeps rising.
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Keanu joined the Toy Story family this year by voicing Duke Caboom, a Canadian stunt driver doll who rides a white motorcycle, wears a cape, and just barely pulls off a horseshoe mustache.
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He pulls off a literary account of war that is accessible to those who wonder "what it's like" while ringing true to those who — each in his or her own way — already know.
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Joël Mall of Aarau in the Swiss League pulls off a stunning double save in 2014, and still needs a superhuman effort from defender Igor N'Ganga to keep the ball out of the net.
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But if Moonlight pulls off its improbable best picture upset, maybe that's fitting; after all, Chazelle ends La La Land on a note of bittersweet recognition that people can't always get what they want.
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Kiev-based designer Dmitry Kozinenko pulls off an elegant bit of visual trickery with his "Field" shelf, a series of thin metal tubes that, when seen from head-on, make objects appear to float.
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New England does have a tough defense that is often overshadowed by the way Brady plays, but if Denver pulls off a surprise, it may come less from Manning than from its running backs.
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In a video clip, her presumed grandson pulls off a pretty slick stunt with a water bottle, but then his granny absolutely buries him by pulling off the same trick with two water bottles.
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In true superhero fashion, Harden says very little (okay, maybe Deadpool is different), but rolls down his window for our guy and blares his answer as he pulls off into the Los Angeles sunset.
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It takes a while to realize that Emre has gotten you hooked under arguably false pretenses, but what she finally pulls off is so inventive and beguiling you can hardly begrudge her for it.
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Tallahassee, meanwhile, is starting to feel the call of the road, which he tries to justify with some far-fetched subplot about his Native American ancestry that the movie only kind of pulls off.
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Los Angeles never comes to a deal with another team, though, and pulls off a trade in February 2643 for all-star forward Pau Gasol, who helps return the team to title-contender status.
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But it pulls off a rare thing in Hollywood: a story that is funny and resonant for most of the audience, visually interesting, and occasionally, as in the scenes Alex cites, genuinely show-stopping.
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This is a show that is heavily filtered through Rebecca's perspective, and it consistently nods to that fact: That's how it pulls off its musical numbers, and its theme songs, and its movie trailer parodies.
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Outside, after smoking a cigarette, Mystery pulls off a thick silver ring with the fleur-de-lis engraved on the front — it's his brother's — and does a little magic trick, making it disappear with ease.
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That it pulls off its tricky tonal position is in part because of deft steering by director Desiree Akhavan — but it also hinges on the charisma of the three teenage friends at the story's center.
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No one pulls off the look better than Emma Stone, whose go-to pro, L'Oréal hairstylist Mara Roszak, is demonstrating exactly how to score the vintage-inspired look in the How It's Done video above.
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In this Rua-free universe—or, anyway, he isn't mentioned—Hope pulls off the Kerri Strug-esque task of earning Team USA a medal after fucking up her left Achilles tendon, winning the titular bronze.
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Carolina's work with safeties is straight out of the internet clickbait playbook: Other NFL Teams HATE This One Neat Trick David Gettleman Pulls Off by Making Kurt Coleman and Roman Harper Work in His System.
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: Pittsburgh ends the series with an overtime win, at which point Lundqvist reminds us all that nobody in hockey pulls off a better "devastated goaltender reaction" than he can.
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In the second act, at Café Momus, the hellcat Musetta doesn't just flirt with the crowd but pulls off her underwear and throws it; she and her estranged lover, Marcello, boisterously kiss the same woman.
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A backstage crew pushes on and pulls off set pieces — from the bowels of a trans-Atlantic ocean liner to a chic jewelry store — from a loading dock behind the risers where the audience sits.
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"The Whispers" does not turn out to be the fable it at first seems, but Howard pulls off the trick of making Riley's real quest even more heart-wrenching than the fantasy that drives it.
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But when you do go in for the signature lightsaber strike, Cal pulls off a devastating series of finishing moves that feel organic and varied depending on the enemy type and Cal's position relative to them.
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As mentioned, it's modular, which it pulls off thanks to an inset camera compartment zippered back which is also Quanta on the outside and can be used with an included strap as a separate shoulder strap.
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That's why we needed Jane The Virgin creator Jennie Snyder Urman to tell us exactly how a series pulls off such a massive gut-punch of a twist, and how it plays into the series' endgame.
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Rudd is the only person in the world who could run around in an ant suit and still remain the object of lustful fantasy, and he pulls off the goofy dad superhero act with maximum charm.
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You've got nothing on supermodel Karolina Kurkova, who shows off her sweet moves (which she pulls off in heels, we may add!) in a new accessories-based video for Net-a-Porter's spring/summer shoe campaign!
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BuzzFeed's Ruby Cramer pulls off a Hillary Clinton story that reminds her colleagues of Jimmy Breslin's classic on JFK's gravedigger — an unsung everyman, just off the grand stage ... The Place Where Letters To Hillary Clinton Go:
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And then it goes through the winterization process, where it's subjected to cold—that pulls off the fatty acids, lipids, and things like that (fats can potentially alter the chemical make-up of the the oil).
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JC: There are plenty of worthy choices, but I have to go with the season five scene where she pulls off the conversational version of dunking on Cersei and stepping over her on the way down.
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This season premiere includes the introduction of Supergirl's cousin Superman, and the show pulls off the tricky balancing act of bringing in a much more famous character and not having him eclipse the show's central star.
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I MEAN, A LOT OF PEOPLE SAID THE MARKET IS GOING TO SELLOFF 2,000 POINTS IF TRUMP PULLS OFF A SURPRISE WIN BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO BE APROTECTIONIST COUNTRY THAT IS NOT INTERESTED IN FREE TRADE.
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Eisenberg adds unexpected shades of humanity to his lizard persona from "The Social Network," while a bald, unrecognizable Skarsgard pulls off the difficult feat of being sympathetically antisocial as a coder driven batty by his work.
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And It pulls off the feat of making Derry's symbolic decay and encroaching evil a metaphor for the times in which we live, while still delivering the classic coming-of-age fable King fans know and love.
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Still, Andrew Lincoln pulls off the scrambling disorientation of someone facing a zombie nightmare, and the scene mostly works to prove how bizarre and otherworldly this group must be to keep this monster as a horrifying pet.
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But as the debate ends, right after he warns young people against doing drugs, Dole pulls off a first for a presidential candidate in the new internet era: he drops the URL of his campaign website, www.dolekemp96.
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Dr. Brandt Magnetight Age-Defier Magnet Mask and Dr. Harold Lancer's Younger Revealing Mask are iron-infused formulas that are removed with an included magnet, which pulls off the mask and the icky particles in your pores.
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Recode has learned that Amazon has staff on call behind the scenes to assist the computer vision system that is supposed to detect which items a shopper pulls off a shelf and carries out of the store.
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It's also very smartly directed by Gretchen Van Lente, who is so versatile that she pulls off a neat trick, making it seem that Ms. Renée-Alan has been directed by someone else entirely (maybe Lorne Michaels).
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Not only is J.P. Morgan in line for the biggest share of fees from a Saudi Aramco IPO, if it pulls off the listing smoothly, it is positioned well for future capital markets assignments from the firm.
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No reviewer's recounting can do justice to his intricate, virtuosic storytelling, so you will have to buy a ticket to Mr. Chappelle's show at Radio City Music Hall to find out how he pulls off this feat.
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McDonnell, who would be finance minister if Labour pulls off one of the biggest electoral surprises in British history, told The Observer newspaper that VAT cuts could be introduced once he has raised income taxes for higher earners.
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Even though she's a 45-year-old woman, she pulls off the high-waisted skirt and the crop top because that little strip of her stomach is so good and I feel like she should show the world.
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He'll look perilously close to danger—too eager to let his chin do the work that hands held up by his eyebrows might do better—before he pulls off a Twister or a D'arce or an emphatic knockout.
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Here are a smattering of the (mostly glowing) reviews: Eric Kohn, Indiewire: Rebooted franchises reek of cheap Hollywood cash grabs, but in light of those expectations, the refurbished "Planet of the Apes" franchise pulls off a minor miracle.
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Euron is about to lose his most prized possession as his nephew Theon (Alfie Allen) pulls off what is easily the least-eventful rescue in Game of Thrones history when they take his sister Yara back from him.
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In his latest, "Andhadhun" (Reckless), Raghavan pulls off this tricky combination once again by giving us a slick mystery that lets the audience in on all the secrets and still keeps them at the edge of their seats.
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You could call Mr. Skolimowski, who is 77, an old dog, and while the multistranded, chronologically intricate narrative conceit of "11 Minutes" isn't exactly a new trick, it's one he pulls off with devilish panache and startling impact.
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The Lamborghini Aventador SVJ is incredibly expensive, but it pulls off a cool trick: it joins the "Big Lambo" virtues of a 770-horsepower, V12 engine with modern aerodynamics and all-wheel-drive to produce a track weapon.
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In that role, Downton Abbey's Harry Hadden-Paton is underrated and brilliant, as he pulls off the herculean feat of staying likable and ensuring that Higgins still makes sense as a character who's, in this production, essentially asexual.
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The boy king reaches this decision because he's being manipulated by the High Sparrow and the Faith Militant — who are alerted to the invincibility of Cersei's would-be champion the Mountain when he pulls off a Sparrow's head.
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Robinson has a ton of plates up in the air for this story, and he largely pulls off this enormously ambitious, complicated narrative by following an unconventional structure that creates a mosaic of events instead of a straightforward plot.
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The show goes even further into the L.A. environment, making one of the parents the head of a Scientology-like church that preaches a message of light and self-love, but also kills teenagers it pulls off the streets.
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But unless Mississippi Democrat Mike Espy pulls off a shocker or the recount in Florida somehow goes Nelson's way, the Republicans will have gained three seats once the dust settles, making the Senate 22016–22020 in the GOP's favor.
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Following a gig that he drunkenly pulls off just fine — we're meant to know this is a nightly occurrence — he asks his driver to stop at a random bar, which turns out to be hosting its weekly drag night.
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If Gillespie pulls off the upset, he will have done it by proving Trump's new coalition can be kept intact where it helps the GOP without becoming a concrete life preserver in the suburban waters where the president lags.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 2020 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE pulls off an upset of Sen.
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Ultimately, even if O'Rourke pulls off what might be considered a political miracle in Texas, it might not matter for Democrats unless they can hold on to Senate seats in places such as Florida, Missouri, and Montana as well.
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Related Post The entire scene also pulls off the rare feat of not feeling like an exploitation of a woman's body for the male gaze; instead, it pays homage to the work of a stripper as an art form.
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The problem seems to be that Scott pulls off these dazzling analogies all too easily and that, consequently, he gets mired in this discursive mode in which symbols and interpretations pile ever more ponderously on top of one another.
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It's a showcase for Strong, who, despite the presence of more outwardly colorful characters like Tom Wamsgans (Matthew Macfadyen) and Cousin Greg (Nicholas Braun), emerges as the series MVP with how heartbreakingly he pulls off the episode's final act.
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In it, Glover pulls off trendy dances with kids in school uniforms, distracting from (and perhaps completely unaware of) what's happening in the background as they're followed around the warehouse: rioters, cars set ablaze and police vehicles with their sirens on.
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YouTuber Scott Cramer has compiled a bunch of these tropes in a video, where he pulls off quite the impersonation of host Sean Evans (and his gestures), plus the inevitable struggle that each guest goes through as they slowly incinerate.
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A Stark employee's misguided click of a phishing email could grant access to Stark's entire rolodex of heroes, while an alleyway security camera could just as easily reveal Kamala Khan as Ms. Marvel as any villain pulls off her mask.
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When it comes to sex and all the things that come with it, nothing can surprise Xo. While Xo is rarely allowed to walk the emotional tightrope that is Jane The Virgin, she flawlessly pulls off the challenge this time around.
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The 49-year-old newly minted style icon pulls off the most high-fashion looks — whether it's standing in tree pose in Balenciaga or while pulling off a full-on superhero moment in an oversize white cape and huge brimmed hat.
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When the team goes into the region and pulls off a daring rescue, their triumph is cut short when a new player enters the battlefield, one that has ties to Requisite Operation's owners and mistakes that they made in the past.
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Bezos could therefore be hoping to put Body Labs' team to work on reverse engineering the body data it pulls off Echo Look and arrive at viably accurate 3D body models without consumers needing their own shower-sized in-home scanners.
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If Trump pulls off both wins, it would restore him to clear front-runner status and take some of the edge off the "surge" for Ted Cruz following the Texas U.S. senator's victories over the weekend in Kansas and Maine.
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If Scott pulls off a win in his bid for a U.S. Senate seat in November, his constituents (who also happen to comprise the fastest growing population of Puerto Ricans in the country) will demand that he joins Bishop, Sen.
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He might have an easier time of this if he were leading in the pledged delegate count, but it is all but certain that Clinton will edge him out even if he pulls off a big win in California tomorrow.
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He's known for his stacks and, by adding an extra row, today he pulls off — you might want to sit down for this — a triple stacked, double-triple with a quad stack tucked neatly in the middle for good luck.
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If Brazil pulls off the average analyst estimate of 102.9 million tonnes, it will join ranks with the United States, which is the only country to have reached the 23 million-tonne mark, doing so for the first time in 2014.
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There is some Carveresque kitchen sink stuff, pancakes and hidden cigarette butts and all; and some Salterian love and sex and lies; and the writer pulls off a bit of narrative absurdity of the sort perfected most often by Joy Williams.
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In "Gunn," a murder mystery based on the television detective series "Peter Gunn," the murderer is revealed when Gunn walks into a bordello and pulls off the wig of the seductive owner to reveal that she is a cross-dresser.
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Lucasz pulls off the wall this long stick, he charges towards the bad guy and impacts him on the chest, and there&aposs clearly something here that is protective [points to chest], and it doesn&apost make any sort of impact.
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And Thomas Middleditch as Richard still pulls off the nerd-stuffed-in-the-locker to cringe-worthy effect, even as he threatens to sue his investors for trying to oust him and seeks legal advice from his former lawyer-turned-prison inmate.
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Avoid parties played by greasy, muscle-bound sax men If you're at a party and some jacked guy in a mullet pulls off his shirt to reveal an inexplicably greasy torso and starts wailing on the saxophone, get out of there. Now. 14.
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Provided it pulls off its orbital insertion on Wednesday, the spacecraft will hunker down and start combing through the Martian atmosphere for trace gases of water vapor, methane, ozone, carbon monoxide, and other substances that might hint at biological activity on the planet.
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EditorsNote: fixes spelling of Pavilion in lede Houston pulls off upset of No. 12 SMU HOUSTON — Playing without its leading scorer did not prevent Houston from pulling off a 71-68 upset of No. 12 SMU on Monday night at Hofheinz Pavillion.
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The director Charlie McDowell (son of Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenburgen), who made a fine feature debut two years ago with "The One I Love," pulls off a pair of crisp, hilarious little montage sequences that are owed entirely to team chemistry.
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Of all the shows that have taken on harassment this year, the comedian Tig Notaro's Amazon series "One Mississippi" pulls off the sharpest rebuke of men like Louis C.K., in part because a plotline in the second season was inspired by him.
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But at the Met, the simplicity of the two "ParaPivots," and their flawless engagement with the skyline and Central Park, pulls off a much more compelling synthesis of sculpture, city and universe, which slide in and out of registration as you circle them.
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Look, maybe he pulls off a miracle and one of the 30 invited teams actually sees something in him and throws him on a minor league team for a bit, but playing baseball, much less professionally, is not like riding a bike.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 91% (Season 1)What critics said: "Here is a series that pulls off a curious trick: It's a woke raunch comedy, replete with graphic and humiliating sexual experiences, yet bent on using them in a very sincere way.
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It also pulls off a nice representational coup because it proves that the problem known as the Movie Wife — you know her, the little lady hovering at the edge of both the frame and story — can be solved with thought and good filmmaking.
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The Adapt BB are a pair of sneakers, sure, but they're connected tech, too, which means that if Nike pulls off its goal of making a popular, smart footwear line, we're going to have to care for our shoes differently than we ever have before.
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But Zemeckis's film largely pulls off the story's tricky balancing act, thanks in large part to Jodie Foster's terrific portrayal of SETI scientist and religious skeptic Ellie Arroway, and a still up-and-coming Matthew McConaughey as her primary foil, a charismatic Christian philosopher.
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Along the way it pulls off a nifty balancing act: It gives the PG audience its own Batman movie (it's a superhero starter kit) and takes swipes at the subgenre, mostly by gently mocking the seriousness that has become a deadening Warner Bros. default.
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Bad Boys For Life pulls off one of the most unlikely tricks in blockbuster moviemaking: It's the rare good third entry in a franchise, a successful soft reboot that introduces a small squad of new faces to carry the Bad Boys name into the future.
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Instead of exploiting any glaring security flaw in a single piece of software, PoisonTap pulls off its attack through a series of more subtle design issues that are present in virtually every operating system and web browser, making the attack that much harder to protect against.
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In an interview at the beginning of the special, she describes her impulse as making "something precise out of something wild and huge and terrifying," but she pulls off something even more ambitious: showing that comedy can tell a story of complexity and nuance and emotional power.
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But analysts say that if Tesla CEO Elon Musk pulls off his risky strategy — it built its big, new Shanghai factory to grow its business, pump out more cars and better target Chinese customers — the company could give China's car market a much-needed jolt of energy.
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In a pit stop on Earth, four "wheel gunners" attack the tires, using a pneumatic wrench to pop off the wheel's single lug nut; one tire carrier pulls off the used donut, another pops the fresh one on, and the gunner sticks the lug nut back on.
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If he pulls off the mission, Hughes told the AP, he plans to start work on a rocket that will take him even higher, hoping to eventually make it to space and see the big, flat Necco wafer that is our planet with his own eyes.
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But Casting JonBenét pulls off something much more interesting, and much more relevant to 2017's celebrity and sensation-soaked America: It focuses on the people of Boulder, Colorado, where the murder took place, and the ways the relentless media coverage of the crime affected their lives.
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As much as Flanagan pushes to open up the movie outside the room where Jessie is trapped, the film's power comes from how well he pulls off what happens in that room, and how the script and the actors come together to convey the horrible inevitability in Jessie's situation.
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We can't tell you who to follow (to each their own, as they say), but we highly recommend having a fully-charged laptop or phone handy at all times so that you don't miss a single bad take or hot take when The Irishman pulls off its inevitable upset.
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Plus, Beck Bennett added to his rapidly expanding repertoire of characters who expect absurd things from others but believe their requests to be straightforward, and Leslie Jones pulls off an epic facial expression of shade when Bennett's character does his best (worst) attempt at an African-American voice.
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But if all goes according to plan, NASA should receive that extra strong signal from InSight post-landing around 3:01PM ET. NASA plans to provide live coverage of the landing starting at 2PM ET. Check back to see if the space agency pulls off another successful Martian touchdown.
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Much now depends on whether Trump pulls off a come-from-behind victory, in which case he will presumably withdraw his accusations of fraud, or claims that a loss is the product of widespread electoral fraud -- charges that could prompt many Americans to view a Clinton presidency as illegitimate.
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A midday sex session ends abruptly when Troy accidentally pulls off her wig (which I can tell you is one of the worst things that can happen to a wig wearer during sex) and they share a tender moment where Troy expresses an appreciation for her beauty, sans wig.
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Of the many magic tricks that Get Out pulls off, the most impressive one is how it turns the smiling face of a friendly white person—who's just here to help, who happily voted for Barack Obama twice—into a rictus grin as terrifying as a Michael Myers mask.
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Much of the run rests on a massive trick he pulls off early on, but there are a number of glitches he used throughout, including a save glitch that was recently discovered—which allows him to trick the game into letting him on a high ledge early on.
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The insertion of one of the fictional characters in "Paris Metro" into a very real massacre is a tricky balancing act that Steavenson pulls off with sensitivity, but it raises yet again the question of why she has chosen to relate these events in the form of a novel.
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And while the director, Jonathan Levine, doesn't do much visually, he pulls off the occasional, well-timed sight gags and often puts Charlotte and Fred in the same shot — they even share the frame — rather than loading up on the usual TV-friendly close-ups of single heads.
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When Bernard enters the Cradle, the protected space where the hosts' story lines and data are stored, the show pulls off a nice fake-out by making it seem like he's taking Teddy's old journey into Sweetwater, only to have him pass Teddy on the way into the saloon.
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Even if El Camino offers a conclusion to Jesse Pinkman's story that feels more like a fun coda than a materially important addition to Breaking Bad, it pulls off what many follow-ups to beloved shows fail to do: a worthwhile experience that recaptures what made the original show so good.
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"untitled 02" pulls off the admirable trick of delivering the same image without ever leaning as dark as it ought to, zipping through a breakneck array of flows alternating between a wan, Thom Yorke-ish croon and the whooping delivery Drake grew when he got tired of being called soft.
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Yurika receives her blackmail assignments from a chronically fatigued gentleman named Yata, but he's just a puppet for a mysterious operation dedicated to preserving the flow of wealth and influence among Japan's ruling class: Shortly after she pulls off one of her capers, politicians and diplomats begin dropping like flies.
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I'll say this, if the Fed pulls off QT along with more rate hikes in coming years, a soft landing is achieved and the stock market just keeps on keeping on, I will scream from some mountain top (not too high because I'm afraid of heights) that I was dead wrong.
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Even more impressive, The Magicians pulls off all of this playful experimentation without ever losing sight of its more potent thematic and emotional narrative about becoming an adult, about what it means to realize how badly the world is stacked against you and how little power you have to change that.
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Bad news is she'll be on next six seasons of B.I.P. #TheBachelor In yet another showdown on the group date, Sarah (age 63) pulls off the most fascinating logical maneuver of the night: arguing that Corrine shouldn't marry a 36-year-old man because she's not "qualified" and doesn't match his maturity level.
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The film has Giamatti's Santa taking a back seat to Vince Vaughn as Santa's screw-up brother, but Giamatti actually pulls off a decent take on the old guy: A good, hard-working man who's maybe just a little stressed out by everything involved with delivering gifts to every child in the world.
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Although the movie is never quite sure what it wants to do with Jake's powers, and seems to have no idea whether he's a future gunslinger or not, Taylor pulls off a small miracle, in that he doesn't make you resent that he's the main character of this show instead of Roland.
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Thank You for Your Service pulls off a triple feat: It honors the sacrifices that American soldiers make, it scathingly demonstrates the shameful way veterans are often treated upon their return home, and it probes the emotional lives of men in a culture that valorizes the "tough" and looks askance at the broken.
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Cisneros was the first candidate Justice Democrats recruited and endorsed this cycle, and if she pulls off a victory this week, it will cement the organization as a serious player in the electoral landscape — or, if she loses, give fodder to the organization's critics, who argue Ocasio-Cortez's win was a fluke.
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If every ISIS supporting radical in the west decides that stabbings and homemade bombings must be replaced with the much more difficult — but higher impact — task of weaponizing hijacked planes, it may just be a matter of time before one of them pulls off another mass casualty terror nightmare on U.S. soil.
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He's so inspired by Arturo Sandoval's La Virgin de la Macarena pumping out of his iPhone 7 (and apparently oblivious to the other people around him who also have to listen to it) that he silently mounts the highest diving board at the pool and pulls off a rather inelegant, yet inspiring, dive.
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But despite the two dozen magic tricks he pulls off every game, the way he turns the nail into a foxhole whenever an opponent tries to drive middle, and that irresistible trillion-watt smile, the psychotic hyper-competitive inferno that consumes Paul whenever he's at work has callused over how truly great he still is.
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Faridany (who portrayed the teacher in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time") pulls off a hybrid Polish-French accent that is miraculously unobtrusive, and she looks convincingly haunted as Marie fingers her radium pendant, glowing green with menace as the ominous rattle of a Geiger counter echoes in the background.
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The problem is that if it doesn't work, Sanders will have spent a couple of months validating Republican attacks on the Democratic nominee (or, if he somehow pulls off an incredible upset, deeply alienating lots of progressives he's going to need himself.) But what an ugly way to end a campaign that was supposed to be positive and idealistic.
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"When I look at Olivia and the way that she pulls off all these things — it's gonna be easy for [Otis] to grow up in a house of love and respect because I feel that way about his mom," said the actor, who was at the festival to promote his new film Colossal, costarring Anne Hathaway.
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Perhaps the lesson to take away from the Avalanches' pleasant, soothing, and relatively unexciting return is that we could all stand to apply better management to our expectations at large: after all, it's still impressive when someone pulls off a magic trick twice, but it's unfair to expect the trick to be as effective the second time around.
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Chicken Valley of Edgware Road, however, faired even worse, earning a dismal rating of 1.5 overall: In a Christmas-themed video, Dallas Chicken and Ribs in Waterloo pulls off an astounding 4.5: Anyway, Star Wars actor John Boyega is a fan of the Chicken Conoisseur, and now we are too: LOOL I'm dying, this kid goes around London reviewing chicken shops. pic.twitter.
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"They give you an opportunity to structure something in an interesting way, and to find little connections between things, other than the obvious ones," says Robson, whose "Let's Enhance" video pulls off a canny trick: Though it's sourced from several prime-time detective shows and films, it ultimately feels as if every character is in the same room, staring at the same screen.
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" A related piece runs atop the WashPost Business front, "Trump pulls off a rare feat: Inspiring C-suite moral courage," by Steve Mufson: "In earlier generations, businesses have been slow to join in defending rights, from segregated lunch counters in the United States in the 1950s to multinationals ... that kept doing business in apartheid South Africa through the mid- to late 1980s.
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Whether it be the days like Spain and Austria where he proves the master of tyre life, days like Britain last weekend and Spa 2015 where he pulls off bold moves, or days like Monaco (this year and last) where he ends up in the barriers, Verstappen is proving to be one of those drivers where there is always something to watch.
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The maneuvers through mines and sound sensors seem closer to a game of Battleship than "The Hunt for Red October," but the director, Donovan Marsh, pulls off some solid suspense as the men make their moves and Joe, appealing to their common calling, wins the trust of the rescued captain of the Russian sub (Michael Nyqvist, who died last year).
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Trump — who frustrated Republican leadership by refusing to pressure Moore to pull out of the Alabama Senate race after allegations that he had conducted sexual relationships with minors and teens when he was in his thirties, including an incident of alleged assault — would only find it more difficult to pursue an agenda next year if Democrat Doug Jones pulls off an upset in the tightening race.
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Director Patty Jenkins pulls off one of the most difficult jobs in 2017 cinema: she follows the DC Comics movies line of keeping the story grim and heavy and uncertain about humanity's relationship to heroes, but she also charts her own course, bringing in improv to loosen up the dialogue, and giving Wonder Woman a little wry humor that makes a world of difference.
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Whether Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE loses the presidency by a little or a lot, or pulls off the greatest upset in American electoral politics and wins, the Republican Party that nominated him must change.
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But the movie really pulls off a feat that's rare in today's movie landscape: Instead of focusing on a narrow audience segment — just kids, or just adults who like fantasy, or just families with particularly mature young children — it manages to capture the universal experience of having difficult emotions and transform them into a story that's already beloved by millions of kids, and those who used to be kids.
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Ehrenreich proved his old-school star quality with his daffy and charming performance in "Hail, Caesar!" and here he pulls off the daunting task of stepping in for Harrison Ford, masking the character's commitment to seemingly lost causes with devil-may-care insouciance... The "Star Wars" movies always criminally underutilized Billy Dee Williams as Lando, but Glover sweeps this film off its feet as often as he can, swanning through it like the Cary Grant of Outer Space.
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The dude was a good sport about the whole thing, but let this serve as a reminder that for every fan who manages to catch a ball while drinking a beer (or pulls off the feat of catching a ball in a beer and then subsequently chugging it), there are fans dropping balls left and right, sometimes at the expense of their overpriced stadium snacks (listen to that crowd; look at that splatter!) or even something more important like, oh, say, a baby.
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Ryan very straightforwardly pulls off dance moves on a baseball mound, while Troy leads the ensemble in a country club kitchen workout, and then, most iconically of all, dances across a golf course in what may go down in history as the Single Most Important Musical Number of Our Time: "Bet On It." Although Hudgens sang her part, most of Efron's vocals for the first film were overdubbed by veteran Disney artist Drew Seeley, something Efron fought successfully to change for the two sequels.
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