In 2017, PEOPLE caught up with Cher, who raved over the KKW Beauty founder.
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" Nonetheless, Kardashian West raved over the new addition to her family saying, "I'm so excited.
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This isn't the first time Thompson has raved over Kardashian since their split earlier this year.
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The "Sorry" singer recently raved over his wife's "Bieber" necklace in an Instagram post late last month.
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Fine also raved over the news in a touching a letter written to the couple's unborn daughter.
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On New Year's Eve, James raved over his dog Ella for becoming a Pets As Therapy (PAT) dog.
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Fine also raved over the news and shared a heartfelt letter he wrote to the couple's unborn child.
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During his interview, Van Der Beek raved over being able to share the announcement with his dance partner.
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Critics raved over the show for its portrayal of a working-class family in the era of Trump.
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Practicing what she preaches, Jill raved over Derick earlier this month after he completed his first year of law school.
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" Johnny Depp's daughter Lily-Rose also raved over Thorne's decision to share her nudes and publicly address Goldberg's response. "Amen!!!!
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We all raved over dessert — baked apple with a rich caramel sauce served with ice cream topped with a cinnamon crumble.
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They later gave a cheeky review of the film and raved over Statham's performance in a video shared to their account.
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Gomez raved over how much she enjoyed the new song from Swift, 29, tagging her in the story with a heartfelt comment.
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BTS fans raved over the K-pop group's rendition of the certified 2x platinum, and even Cardi herself praises the rap line.
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While most of the Breaking In star's raved over the look writing comments like, "Your style is off the chain," others weren't impressed.
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Fine, 26, also raved over the news and shared a heartfelt letter he wrote to the couple's expected bundle of joy on his Instagram.
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" Crossley then raved over how courageous Campbell is, writing, "He's so brave and positive hopefully it will get better thanks for your kind messages.
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Fans raved over Dakota Johnson's take on the lead character in the BDSM drama "Fifty Shades of Grey," but the role almost went to Clarke.
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" Grande raved over the brand, sharing, "It is a House I have forever admired and to now be part of that family is such an honor.
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One of my guests raved over her Wagyu brisket steam buns — two typical bready buns (called banh bao, both a dim sum and a Vietnamese standby).
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In an Instagram Story clip, the reality star's pal Anastasia Soare, founder of the cosmetics company Anastasia Beverly Hills, raved over the size of Kardashian West's waist.
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And finding one area of common ground, Mr. Brown — who is championing a $100 billion high-speed rail line in California — raved over one of Mr. Trump's priorities.
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" Jenner, 21, also raved over her beau's accomplishment by sharing a series of photos from their July GQ cover writing on one, "Congrats on #1 song and album baby.
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Foreign audiences have already binge-watched the country's noir TV series (such as "The Killing" and "The Bridge") and raved over the new Nordic cuisine of Noma, Copenhagen's trend-setting restaurant.
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Drake previously raved over his "beautiful" 18-month-old boy and the co-parenting relationship he and Brussaux, 30, have back in October during an episode of Lebron James' HBO series The Shop.
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Thompson appeared to be in awe of his former love as he commented, "❤️👑❤️" The comment wasn't the first time Thompson has raved over Kardashian since their split earlier this year.
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During a recent appearance on The Doctors, Asghari, 25, raved over the "Gimme More" singer, 37, while cooking her favorite meal — peachy steak, a recipe Spears showed off on her Instagram in August.
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During a recent interview with Essence, Warwick, 78, raved over the "Formation" singer, 37, but questioned whether or not her career will reach the level of success that "classic" musicians from the '60s have.
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The outing comes after Wade raved over Union at the ESPY Awards on Wednesday, where the former Miami Heat star was honored for his legendary career — alongside fellow retirees Lindsey Vonn and Rob Gronkowski — and made sure to give his wife of nearly five years a special shout-out.
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But Sidney Garner—evidently the same man first cited as "Jacques"—took over as the Joneses' manager forthwith, and the family stayed in Europe. Esther Jones first performed in France at the Moulin Rouge. In Paris, Esther was known as the "Miniature Josephine Baker." Audiences raved over her and the Parisian newspapers gave much space to her.
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In the living room, Elkins combined traditional elements such as Chippendale furniture, Queen Anne mirrors, and Ming screens with modern lamps by Jean-Michel Frank and Salvador Dalí. Griffin raved over the new living room. In 1930, Elkins designed the clubhouse of the Cypress Point Club in shades of beige, yellow and melon. The furniture included overstuffed sofas and a large French provincial antique table.
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" In The Washington Post, Roxana Robinson called the novel ""Layered and complex ... [this is ] smart, fierce and important writing. In Youngblood, Matt Gallagher shows again how war works in the human heart." The Daily Beast described Youngblood as "America's first great work of reckoning." And The Australian raved over the book, saying, ""Every so often a debut novel charges past the suburban stories tapped out in coffee shops and announces itself as a literary event.
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Alonso made his international debut in April 2003 in a 4–0 friendly win over Ecuador. Sáez raved over Alonso, saying, "He has a fantastic range of accurate passing [and] sees football with an extraordinary clarity." The 2003–04 season comprised mixed results for Alonso and his San Sebastián club. Alonso revelled in the opportunity to perform in Europe, appearing in all the team's games, and Real Sociedad qualified for the knockout phase of the Champions League.
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Banksy's Better Out Than In series has received mixed reviews. Many fans raved over his work, flocking to each site everyday of the show. New York magazine art critic Jerry Saltz wrote Banksy's well-executed work stood out from other graffiti, but that the meaning behind the pieces aren't as deep as fans like to believe. "No other graffiti artist has a PR machine remotely like Banksy's," he writes, arguing Banksy is more of a "promo man" than an artist.
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The campaign praised zippers for promoting self-reliance in young children by making it possible for them to dress themselves. The zipper beat the button in 1937 in the "Battle of the Fly", after French fashion designers raved over zippers in men's trousers. Esquire declared the zipper the "Newest Tailoring Idea for Men" and among the zippered fly's many virtues was that it would exclude "The Possibility of Unintentional and Embarrassing Disarray." The most recent innovation in the zipper's design was the introduction of models that could open on both ends, as on jackets.
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Stewart O'Nan notes "The Easter Parade signaled the resurgence of Richard Yates. A year after the critically panned Disturbing the Peace, critics hailed him as an American master. They spoke now of his body of work and raved over the effortless elegance of his prose and the depth of his tragic vision." The publication of The Easter Parade marked the beginning of a relatively stable and productive period for Yates, and the book has been championed by Joan Didion, David Sedaris, Kurt Vonnegut, Larry McMurtry and Tao Lin, among others.
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Though Metamora is referred to as an Indian tragedy, its themes of love, war, dramatic deaths and suicides, and declaratory speeches make the play better described as a romantic melodrama. The depiction of Metamora as a kind and “noble savage,” turned violent by force especially resonated with the mid-19th century audience. Most critics raved over the play, however, some critical response was negative, and as one critic very harshly put it, “Mr. Stone did what he could to atone for the injury which he had inflicted upon the world by the production of this play.
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The Irish government saw it as confirmation of their social and economic policies and so enthusiastically received the film. Man of Aran suited Fianna Fáil, as it encouraged an image of Ireland that was fiercely traditional, definitively rural, and resilient in the face of hardship.O'Brien The film's depiction of man's courage and repudiation of the intellect also appealed to the Nazis, who raved over it during the Berlin Festival in 1935.McLoon As written by Luke Gibbons, this portrayal of the harsh life on the west coast of Ireland was often taken to heart by those who viewed it.
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On October 26, 1908, Donlin made his stage debut in Stealing Home, a one-act play written by Donlin and Hite. Although the reviews for Donlin were mixed, critics raved over his wife's performance and the show became a smash hit. Claiming he made more money from his play, Donlin left baseball and vowed never to return to baseball but after 3 successful years, the play's popularity diminished and with Hite not able to land any successful roles, Donlin did return to baseball. Donlin later made the career change once again from baseball to acting, gradually switching from stage to screen.
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Born in Tokyo, Japan, Aoki came to California in 1899 with her uncle, Otojirō Kawakami, his geisha wife, Kawakami Sadayakko, and Otojirō's troupe of actors. At the their first stop in San Francisco, Tsuru performed with the troupe and assisted Sadayakko at a Palace Hotel tea ceremony where attendees raved over her "diminutive daintiness." But when the troupe ran into severe financial difficulties, Otojirō made arrangements to have Tsuru adopted by Toshio Aoki, a sketch artist for a local newspaper.Joseph L. Anderson, Enter a Samurai: Kawakami Otojirō and Japanese Theatre in the West, 2 v. (Tucson: Wheatmark, 2011), 1: 65, 88. According to Anderson, Aoki was an old friend of an American missionary couple the Kawakamis had met aboard ship, Merriman Colbert Harris and Flora Best Harris (89).
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Critics raved over Graves' contributions, all of which were quickly snapped up by museums and collectors. At the same time the U.S. Army came looking for him, as he had failed to achieve the conscientious objector status he had applied for. There was also suspicion of him due to his association with the International Peace Mission and the fact that among his few regular visitors at the Rock had been the brilliant Japanese-American designer George Nakashima and his Japanese-born wife Miriam, prior to their being sent to the Minidoka relocation center. While his work was receiving further exhibition in New York and Washington D.C., and phenomenal sales, the artist himself spent much of that same time in the stockade at Camp Roberts, California, where he went into a deep depression.
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Critchley subsequently left, with Robb and Tilton taking over to share the vocals, Martin Kelly moving to keyboards with a Wasp synthesiser and a 13-year-old called "Coofy Sid" (Coulthart) joining on drums. Their first recording was "Ice Age", which appeared on the Blackpool Rox EP featuring Section 25, Syntax and The Kenneth Turner Set on Robb's Vinyl Drip label,Strong, Martin C.:"The Great Alternative & Indie Discography", 1999, Canongate, After a flexi-disc debut, the Flexible Membrane EP in 1980, they released the debut single proper "Muscles" in 1982, which was raved over by both the music press and John Peel. That record's success saw the band sign a deal with Rondelet Records who issued a follow-up, the Pin Stripe Hype EP (the only Membranes record to feature guitarist Steve Farmery). Rondelet folded and the band signed to Criminal Damage Records.
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