It's stories that are being told and retold and retold.
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Stories like these are being told and retold all across America.
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Stories like these must be told and retold, celebrated and commemorated.
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It's like the same story, but it's retold 40 years later.
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Their story, though not new, is grippingly retold in "Breaking Rockefeller".
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VINEGAR GIRL: "The Taming of the Shrew" Retold, by Anne Tyler.
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Vásquez also took the stand and retold her story, Martinez says.
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Every time I see this myth retold as truth, I sigh.
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Many of the Hebrew Bible's most widely-retold stories express these convictions.
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The incident was retold in his book "Ruffian: A Racetrack Romance" (2007).
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They retold old stories; they marveled at how much children had grown.
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Almost each historical event is retold through memory, recording, evaluation and discussion.
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She smiled broadly and shook her head as she retold the story.
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The story has been retold in plenty of films over the years.
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This is history not retold, but told by the people who lived it.
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Her first two collections, "Mirror Mirror" and "Follow Follow," retold classic fairy tales.
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But the original fairy tale being retold by Disney was much, much darker.
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What MacLachlan did next was brilliant: he retold the entire movie through emoji.
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In the living room, Karageorge retold the story to Mark Martin, another roommate.
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VINEGAR GIRL: William Shakespeare's "The Taming Of The Shrew" Retold, by Anne Tyler.
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These stories need to be told and retold, painful as they may be.
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We want to hear stories we've already heard, retold in slightly different ways.
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Shrek Retold is set to be released on 3GI's YouTube channel on Nov. 29.
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Louisa May Alcott's novel has been retold and adapted for more than a century.
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"Little Women" has been retold and adapted, generation after generation, for over a century.
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At least, it is if you're into historic witch trials retold in real time.
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I disagree with your assessment that the article 'in whole' retold two Meduza articles.
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SHYLOCK IS MY NAME: William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" Retold, by Howard Jacobson.
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But as she told the story and retold it, it remained wholly her own.
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And she's been retold that fateful story by every advisor she's ever known, correct?
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Bobbitt's story, as per reports, wavered, changing constantly as he retold it for law enforcement.
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Nightwatch first appeared in 1993, but his origin has been retold throughout his comics history.
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Narratives are often retold from different perspectives, or ambiguously, as if they might be fantasies.
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Their story will be told and retold, as will Trump's dishonorable, petulant, and slanderous response.
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It went viral earlier this week when it was retold by virtually every major news outlet.
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Then Lochte, while still drunk, went on NBC with Billy Bush, and retold the whole lie.
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Before Trump's Presidential run, however, Burnett told and retold the story of how the show originated.
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Many others have retold the story of the case, the criminals, and the family as well.
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Other chapters of history were retold through the lives of those who had helped write them.
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Her story is now being retold in a one-room exhibit at the Library of Congress.
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This story will be retold by the novel's close, just as the novel will retell itself.
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The company's interactive team has retold the classic Finding Nemo with emoji and it is downright adorable.
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As he and I told and retold our complicated history, we were pushed to the breaking point.
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That is why, 26 years later, Mo Rocca has retold Hepburn's story, this time in a different medium.
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As the story has been told and retold, each narrator seeks a fresh angle, probing Ms Holmes's motivations.
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Much like the stories it references, the exhibition itself is based on retold versions of previously exhibited works.
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On Thursday, 3GI, the hardcore movie enthusiasts who brought the world Shrekfest, unveiled their latest masterpiece: Shrek Retold.
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After seeing Marnie, I kept asking myself — and struggling to answer — why this story needs to be retold.
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"The Giant All-Color Book of Fairy Tales," retold by Jane Carruth, Golden Press, 1971, from my parents.
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF EVERYONE WHO EVER LIVED: The Human Story Retold Through Our Genes, by Adam Rutherford.
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"That myth can be retold to fit at least two opposing political agendas," said the historian Robert Saunders.
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As retold here, the director arranged for the cast, during a blackout, to be replaced by wax statues.
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The book begins urgently, tragically, in the incantatory language of a fairy tale told and retold over time.
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Penn's protégé, Terence Malick, retold the story through another historic pair in his 1973 debut film, the stark Badlands.
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There are plenty of ways the well-worn story of Ted Bundy could be retold with purpose and intelligence.
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In Season 1, 13 Reasons Why supplied us with select chapters of Hannah Baker's life as she retold them.
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She shared a photo of herself and Grant on Instagram, where she retold a story about the movie's premiere.
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The aftermath of the scandal is retold by Karina Longworth in her Hollywood history podcast, You Must Remember This.
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The success of the Lego movies proves that we're eager to see our favorite films retold in toy form.
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We can't imagine Boccaccio ever even dreamed his stories would be retold thousands of years later by Dave Franco.
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The intention of the film, Gallo says, is that future survivors may find fortitude from hearing her retold story.
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The elaborate opening ceremony, with 19803,500 dancers and other performers, retold the myth of creation from the nomad perspective.
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Then I might go to "Gilgamesh Retold" (2018), by the Anglo-Welsh poet Jenny Lewis, who teaches at Oxford.
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Five years later, O'Brien's " In the Forest " retold the story of a notorious Irish triple homicide of the nineties.
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They seemed, in a cynical and disquieting way, perfectly crafted to be heard and believed and retold in Baltimore.
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Trump, both prior to and after his election, has often retold or referenced a fictitious story about how Gen.
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It's an obliging story that's been told and retold so often that it doesn't really have a stable moral anymore.
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Shrek Retold will be released on November 29th on the 3GI website, which, perhaps predictably, looks like a Geocities page.
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I could see the path materialize for her as she retold the memory, as if she was walking it again.
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World War I retold through the medium of cubes The experiences also tend to be more stylized, supporting simpler experiments.
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All vacillated between hope and fear; mired in pain, they told and retold their stories to anybody who would listen.
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It's a photo that sums up the whole bizarre circus, better than parents, promoters, or my retold memories ever could.
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Shakespearean language aside, this seductive Hogarthian mandate — Lear retold in familiar idiom — appears to be fulfilled, alchemized into the topical.
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF EVERYONE WHO EVER LIVED The Human Story Retold Through Our Genes By Adam Rutherford 416 pp.
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The story of these AGC units are often retold with an emphasis on their wimpy processing power compared to modern smartphones.
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This story, in its own way, has been told for a long time, and will be retold for centuries to come.
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Their stories are being retold in "When They See Us," a new Netflix mini-series created and directed by Ava DuVernay.
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Twenty-five stories from the Grimm brothers, Hans Christian Andersen and others, are retold and tidied up a bit by Colfer.
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The singer, 54, retold the story of how the two ended up together in a new interview with AARP The Magazine.
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How often, for example, the laziest story in American journalism — about the "first X to do Y" — is told and retold.
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" The pacification of Geronimo serves as a closing metaphor for the crushing Native American defeat retold in "The Earth Is Weeping.
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The story has been retold on screen and in song many times since then, and always with an edge of revolt.
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The show manages to be both conceptually thought-provoking and emotionally engaging, and is a powerful example of a myth retold.
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Jewish Folktales Retold: Artist as Maggid continues at the Contemporary Jewish Museum (736 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103) through January 28.
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In an industry undergoing rapid change, it was good to see new voices emerging and old stories being retold in fresh ways.
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Although, one of the most famous and most often retold love stories of all time is a tragedy, Romeo and Juliet. Yeah.
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It has been endlessly retold in different forms—perhaps only Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights" and Bram Stoker's "Dracula" have proved as fertile.
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One of the most often retold stories about him is how he escaped from the prison in a laundry cart in 2001.
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In the decades that followed, the story of the Manson "family" has been retold in countless movies, books, TV shows and songs.
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The story of America had to be retold and reexamined with a kind of moral intensity that Kennedy wasn't prepared to accept.
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This year, documentaries and dramatic adaptations have retold the cult tragedies of the Branch Davidians in Texas and the Rajneeshees in Oregon.
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A few of my colleagues also retold the narrative that the Warriors must be pleased at their effort because they were outmanned.
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He's told this story many times since that fateful day but there was still pain in his voice as he retold it.
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She grew up listening to her aunt Betsy's memories of a pioneer childhood and to California Indian legends retold by her father.
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The Washington Post last week reported that Biden has reportedly misstated facts in a war story he has retold on multiple occasions.
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The legend of the 5th-century British king who defended his country against the Saxon invaders has been literally retold for centuries.
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It wasn't getting back safely, the return, taking off, all the big moments that always get broadcast and retold time and time again.
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The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco has attempted to invoke this tradition with its latest exhibition Jewish Folktales Retold: Artist as Maggid.
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Jewish Folktales Retold: Artist as Maggid continues at the Contemporary Jewish Museum (736 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103) through January 28, 2018.
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In other cases, what was widely known had been retold in a way that discredited the women at the heart of the stories.
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Spartacus's story continues to be retold in popular culture, and today's STARZ network show provides a modern version of violent spectacle as entertainment.
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"Robin Hood" is yet another tale that has been told and retold countless times, but Disney's 1973 animated version is among our favorites.
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"Taliesin" and "March Has Horse's Ears," both published in 1966, retold traditional tales from Wales, where he and his wife moved in 1961.
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Such acts of neighborly bravery have been caught on camera, or retold on social media, during ad hoc rescue operations for multiple hurricanes.
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There's a measure of pleasure in watching your favorite songs and story retold in a slightly different fashion, with a few added flourishes.
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"There's always going to be something emotional about seeing something that you did retold as a story by other people," he told the Times.
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James Cameron's epic retold the story of the great maritime disaster and made mega-stars of both its leads, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.
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Chuck Fleischmann retold the story to reporters off the floor of how members huddled down in the dugout waiting for the gunshots to end.
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His vaguely resigned pocket history is told and retold by the nostalgic descendants of founders, the loyal unionized workers and a droning cultural historian.
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Stories of Sherlock Holmes have been retold through countless mediums since Sir Arthur Conan Doyle first published his mystery novels in the late 1800s.
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Told and retold by countless studios and creators, the tale of Cinderella meeting Prince Charming at the ball is as classic as it gets.
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But memories are fading and evidently their stories, such as those of the eight Doolittle Raiders who became Japanese POWs, need to be retold.
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With stories of the past, retold in such a way that everything in them led up to and justified the Russia that exists today.
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Zac Posen's mythic ascent to fashion superstardom is retold in "House of Z," a documentary by Sandy Chronopoulos available for streaming on Wednesday, Sept.
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The misadventures of Agamemnon and his family were repeatedly retold in Greek mythology, a highlight in the repertoire of fifth-century B.C. Athenian tragedy.
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" The Hollywood Reporter declared it "a durable tale of romance, heady fame and crushing tragedy, retold for a new generation with heart and grit.
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Now, their story is now being retold — and sort of explained — in a new documentary, Beware The Slenderman, which premieres Monday January 23 on HBO.
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During his hometown date in Georgia, Luke took Hannah to Sunday school, where he retold the story about how he found Jesus in the shower.
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Alexandra Dean has not only told the story of a siren of the silver screen in vivid colour, but retold the story of communications technology.
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Through the last century the Easter Rising has taken on almost mythical proportions in Ireland, being retold again and again through plays, music, and poetry.
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In 1999, Smollett retold the story of Bloody Sunday through the eyes of an 11-year-old girl in the TV film Selma, Lord, Selma.
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Each witness has suffered and survived a version of the same experience, but uniquely, and the events that are retold don't build toward a revelation.
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And on the heels of the glowing Times story, he quickly became semi-famous, his story retold on CNN, Showtime, PBS, and Fox, among others.
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Instead, they retold the story from the viewpoint of its iconic villain — a decision that has made this reimagining one of Disney's best to date.
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I'm not a person of faith, but even so, the sun's reappearance as the moon drew away seemed like the first line of Genesis retold.
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And I saw him on his father's yahrzeit, or death anniversary, as he movingly retold stories of his father's American patriotism and love for Israel.
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I'm so glad that the victims got to have their voices heard, and I think them having their voices heard, this story being retold — because it's been told before — but I think being retold through that medium really brought the issue to a lot of people's attention, and I think it inspired the law enforcement to move on some things that they weren't moving on before.
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Years later, Chadwick retold Concrete's origin story in a 1997 miniseries called Strange Armor, which beautifully distills the pathos and tenderness that make the character special.
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In their place, a decade's worth of the same John Cena story told and retold until we all became sick of a perfectly good pro wrestler.
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Ginsburg, 84, retold the story during a wide-ranging sit-down with Charlie Rose at an event hosted by the 92nd Street Y in New York.
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It's a moment I sometimes replay in my head—sometimes I've retold it and I've slapped the boy, or at the very least, told a teacher.
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Many of the tales retold here are familiar: Reagan grabbing the microphone in New Hampshire in 1980, Howard Dean screaming himself hoarse in Iowa in 2004.
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Stunningly, Comstock retold a story about a young female staffer who had been tricked into visiting an (as yet unnamed) lawmaker's home to deliver work materials.
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Advantage: Elizabeth Ruff-clutchingly ahistoric, this four-season CW series retold Mary's story with couture gowns, a folk-rock soundtrack and the occasional supernatural sex scene.
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The first season of his podcast "Slow Burn" covered Watergate, and the second season retold the story of Clinton's many sex scandals, culminating in his impeachment.
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One of my favorite compilations, this collection has vintage illustrations that highlight how these stories have changed as they've been told and retold through the ages.
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But the best moments are the quiet ones, when the adults nod along, knowing the lies retold by children are outlandish, but declining to say so.
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"Comics have this fascinating myth-like capability to start and restart and be retold in ways that are more congruent to what's going on then," he says.
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And as the story was told and retold, Cinderella moved back and forth between being the active author of her own fate and a passive, voiceless doll.
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"That's what a good predator does," said Oprah, who also retold conversations she had had with Reese Witherspoon and other actors whom she chose not to name.
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The events of these evenings are recorded in writing by Enlightenment-era chemist Antoine Lavoisier, whose narrative is itself retold, by a rare bookseller possessing his manuscript.
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In Donna Gottschalk's photographs we're not seeing LGBTQ history filtered or retold; we're seeing it in the moment, from women who were there as it was unfolding.
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Since the play was written in the 1590s, Shakespeare's portrayal of the nature of love—irrational, all-consuming—has been told and retold in countless movie adaptations.
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As a longtime resident of Phoenix and UFO agnostic, I've heard the story of the Phoenix Lights retold countless times, each retelling rife with contradictions and inconsistencies.
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After telling my friends about this, the guy who loves eating pussy retold the story about [how he made] the girl lift her back off the bed.
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Shelton retold the now-famous story of how he first heard the demo, sung by co-writer Hardy, while driving a skid steer on his Oklahoma ranch.
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Hearing that day retold 70 years later, as the captain carved England's bowlers apart before a roaring Melbourne crowd, is like listening to the gospel first-hand.
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The two first came to Italy in 2007, and it was a memorable experience for Teigen, who retold the romantic tale that sounds straight out of a movie.
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IMAGINE the tale of Sisyphus, the mythical king doomed to spend eternity pushing a boulder up a hill only for it to roll back down, retold by Kafka.
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Each story has the feeling of a yarn that was based in some reality but has grown and shifted and become more acutely caricatured as people retold it.
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" Powell retrained as a journalist, but she soon became frustrated at the lack of resources for international reporting: "The same people are interviewed, the same stories get retold.
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Ms. Steier was offering audiences an "interpretation," Mr. Hinterhäuser said, and asking them simply to come along with her for a few hours as she retold the work.
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The drama that unfolded between Crawford and Davis will soon be retold through the lens of Ryan Murphy, the man who brought us American Horror Story, The People v.
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"There were many kisses and embraces before we shared a meal where the conversation began to flow and stories from past letters were retold," Neustroski tells PEOPLE via email.
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The whole thing is the brainchild of Grant Duffrin, an artist who founded Shrek Fest four years ago, and has spent the years since crowdsourcing talent for Shrek Retold.
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Bam retold this story for reporters on Thursday night after she scored the first two goals in the American women's 3-0 victory over India at the Rio Olympics.
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This was the rock bottom he had heard so much about in Austin, where stories were told and retold of players who had wasted golden opportunities with boneheaded behavior.
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"Dark side of suburbia" novels — which suggest the American dream isn't all that dreamy — have been around practically as long as suburbia itself, retold and reinvented all the time.
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They might begin by scrolling or paging through a recent edition of The Times and asking themselves, what stories might be well-served by being retold in comic form?
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As it has been for over 200 people, who have contributed to a huge and very weird project called Shrek Retold, a scene-by-scene remake of the 1999 film.
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"According to (Gui's wife's) words retold by the watchman of the building, he left the apartment with several men who claimed to be his friends," Lee said in the email.
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In other words, we're not seeing LGBTQ history filtered or retold; we're seeing it in the moment, from women who were there as it was unfolding, through their own eyes.
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"Tughlaq", a play which had its premiere in 1964, retold the story of Muhammad bin Tughlaq, a 13th-century Mughal king who banned public prayers and introduced madcap economic schemes.
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I mean, from the beginning of history, artists have retold what is going on, and that is why history lives on, like the Greeks....That's what you're doing right now.
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We mean Shrek Retold, a feature-length, shot-for-shot reimagining that will transform the original script into something wholly new—and, from the looks of the trailer, wholly disturbing.
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Such descriptions are grotesque, but must be retold—again and again—to serve a constant reminder of the nature of the regime that we are now trying to negotiate with.
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He started his tenure at Marvel that same year with Ultimate Spider-Man, which retold the early days of Peter Parker from a fresh perspective, free of decades of continuity.
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In the Fox investigation, Watson spoke with a network official "for about an hour and retold the same story I had told the reporters," she told Vox in an email.
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Karen Pence, who grew up just down the street from the church where they met, retold their first date in a campaign ad five years ago during Pence's run for governor.
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Over the phone recently, they retold some of their favorite war stories from the stock business, like that time Tony found himself as one of the emasculated faces of French Cialis.
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It's really unfortunate that without a trans affirming gaze, Albert's story is often retold as a woman who was so patriotic that she dressed a man to fight for her country.
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The words refer to the classic myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, which has been told and retold — sung and resung, danced and filmed — over the centuries in many genres and styles.
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This is fitting for a show that takes inspiration from the 1936 modernist classic "Old Tales Retold," by Lu Xun, who appropriated folklore to critique the social conditions of his time.
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They treated her as a treasured child whose every fault could be forgiven and whose every personality quirk was lauded like a work of Mozart, retold with the pride of parentage.
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In Rio de Janeiro, the samba school Mangueira won this year's parade competition by putting on a show that retold Brazilian history from the perspective of its black and indigenous heroes.
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The perspective from the bestselling author and historian comes after a report from The Washington Post that Biden has misstated facts in a war story he has retold on multiple occasions.
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Now, as Lesotho's story is being retold in many of the 17 other African nations suffering drought, the Trump administration in particular should pay heed to what Lesotho can teach us.
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The result was a story that retold their unhappy history and tried to figure out why North Bay was willing to abandon a connection to an important event in its past.
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Stories that lend themselves so well to animation continue to be told — and retold — without it, as if the gulf between the two formats may be filled, given enough time and money.
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Villavicencio, whose story was has been retold and publicized over the past weeks by activists demanding the reunion of immigrants and their families, expressed immense gratitude after his reunion on Tuesday night.
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After she has so convincingly retold his life story, you can't help but see what she considers obvious: In his famous 1863 painting "Olympia," Manet wanted the black maid to stand out.
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In the Myth of Er, told or retold by Socrates at the end of Plato's "Republic," we learn that after death souls are reincarnated only after crossing Lethe, the River of Oblivion.
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A comically raunchy "Puss-in-Boots," retold with shades of "The Barber of Seville" and the commedia dell'arte, is the tale of a seduction accomplished with the aid of a trusty feline.
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Knight wanted the show to look the way it did in his head — like the mythologized imaginings of someone who has heard the story told and retold, not necessarily a firsthand recollection.
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The story of the New England Puritans is itself a folk tale that's been told, retold and fought over through generations of Thanksgiving school pageants, endless productions of "The Crucible" and historical revisionism.
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In the interview, Farrow retold the story that, if you've been following the controversy, should be very familiar: In 1992, when Farrow was seven, she was allegedly sexually assaulted by her adoptive father.
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History's Roots arrives in a period in which the African-American narrative is being retold in greater detail – the Oscar-winning 12 Years a Slave, WGN's Underground, the upcoming Birth of a Nation.
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Rather, what makes this retold tale so spectacularly upsetting is its ability to once again capture adult fears and heighten them to the unbridled level of hell found only in a child's nightmare.
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The media reported stories of women being spat on and name-called, while the #afterseptember11 hashtag retold stories across Europe and the UK of how life had changed for women after 9/11.
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Last week, Hueting retold his story at the Dutch Resistance Museum in Amsterdam in honor of the exhibition Colonial War 1945-1949 - desired and undesired images which is on view until April 3.
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And like many myths, it's a story that can be told and retold in almost any setting, with almost any set of characters, like a classic cocktail that allows for practically endless variation.
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Black "women ain't never goin' to fly, not like those women I saw in France," he said, as retold in "Queen Bess: Daredevil Aviator" (1993), a biography of Coleman by Doris L. Rich.
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As with most American history, Nat Turner's story has been told and retold by white male authors, including Styron, with fewer known works of historical research, art, or literature about him by black authors.
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But this year, either by coincidence or by through the inscrutable workings of the spirit of the times, the story is being retold not once, but twice, both times with impressive clarity and seriousness.
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She is testing it in her first musical, the theatrically frisky and musically daring "Hadestown," a version of the Orpheus myth retold in the American vernacular, which just opened at New York Theater Workshop.
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So if we're going to keep returning to our childhood favorites, we have to decide if we want them retold with dutiful charm, or if we want them to break apart and change forever.
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There was rarely a family gathering or church function that didn't include proud participants of the movement, their stories told and retold as a reminder to us all of what ordinary Americans are capable.
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"The Tempest" has been retold many times, from science fiction ("Forbidden Planet") to dense philosophical poetry (Auden's "The Sea and the Mirror"), but the retellings all tend to force one back to the original.
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The story has been retold on stage and screen, most famously in a 1966 film by Francois Truffaut, and even on the radio, but HBO is planning a fresh, modernized take on Bradbury's original vision.
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On Snapchat, the actress retold her story of an employee who treated her and a friend rudely after they tried to purchase $400 worth of gift cards, alleging that the treatment was fueled by racism.
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" As retold by Ferrar in an interview with the New York Times, no matter where Stringfield was in the world, she said "the people were overwhelmed to see a Negro woman riding a motor cycle.
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It retold much of the series's battle for the Iron Throne as farce — complete with fart jokes and nudity — casting the series's Lannister villains as heroes and some of our favorites as knaves and buffoons.
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Three imposing walls of text and photos made up of 167 red panels retold the stories of men and women who had been accused of sexual misconduct or harassment since the movement began in 2017.
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Besides the neat coincidence that the dinner guests in the production are still in their opera house attire, I found myself wondering why this is a story that needed to be retold in operatic form.
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Made in America exemplifies what a crucial tool documentary filmmaking can be, helping us contextualize some of our most told and retold stories not as individual events, but as the products of an endlessly complicated history.
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Fitzgerald retold the story during the July meeting and doubled on his comments, despite the fact that both the Kansas Republican Party and the Rabbinical Association of Greater Kansas City have asked the candidate to stop.
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The players listed above are the ones most likely to get their stories retold once the events comes to a close, but there is far too much interesting stuff going on to cover it all here.
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The violence and desperation of the stories he's grown up hearing (for instance, of men eating the brains of a live monkey as it kicks and rages) are retold and reimagined, exploited for their metaphorical potential.
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Time and again at the festival, you saw real diversity in both the snowy streets and in the theaters, where the American experience in all its complexity was being told and retold in movie after movie.
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Sam Thompson, a U.K. man who was assaulted by two men in 2016, retold his story this week to the BBC after one of his perpetrators was recently sentenced to life in prison for 163 rapes.
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"The Wiz," original cast album (1975) "The Wiz" opened on Broadway in October 1974 and famously retold L. Frank Baum's classic novel, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," from the point of view of modern African-American culture.
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In a truly meta representation of the series of events, the story of the Macintosh building is retold in an animation by illustrator Sharon Liu, who uses charcoal from the building's burning to animate the complete narrative.
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If it's true that, as Christopher Booker wrote, there are only seven plots reiterated throughout fiction, it should come as no surprise that every year's literary crop brings a fresh spate of retold myths, folktales, and classics.
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Hagy goes to great lengths to decontextualize her narrative and de-linearize time, both to underscore the perennial aspects of human nature and to create a mythlike atmosphere for her patchwork of retold tales and war lore.
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The novel retold the story of a real historic event — the 1831 slave revolt of Southampton County, Virginia — narrated from the imagined perspective of Turner, the educated and highly religious slave who led our nation's bloodiest slave revolt.
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There's a sense that the story has been twisted around and retold so often that there's nothing left of it to explore beyond our collective mental image of a tall blond guy with a crown and a sword.
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That harebrained heist, which Vanity Fair likened to "Ocean's 11" meets "Harold & Kumar," is retold in "American Animals," Bart Layton's docu-thriller, now showing in New York and Los Angeles before a national rollout on Friday, June 8.
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Written by Grant Morrison and drawn by Rags Morales, this new Action Comics No. 1 retold the earliest days of this rebooted Superman, when the hero was raw: His personality was brash and his powers were still developing.
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In a story that quickly made the rounds among the faculty ― and that Warren later retold at his funeral — Smith ordered a steak, even though his arms were so weak he had trouble cutting it into smaller pieces.
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But the stories of the black conservatives who tried to tell America that something was deeply wrong with the Republican Party many of them loved deeply aren't too far gone to be remembered, or to be retold today.
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That same narrative will be told and retold when Washington Republicans double down on their desire to deny expanded overtime pay to workers, privatize Medicare, and be forced to take away some of the popular consumer benefits of Obamacare.
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The narrative is told and retold in cycles, touching upon heartbreaking elements of alcoholism, poverty, and domestic abuse and dipping into stories of McLeod's mother as well — the trials she lived through and hopes to protect her children from.
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Sulzberger retold a story about receiving a call from a government official informing of the imminent arrest of a New York Times journalist in Egypt and warning that the Trump administration may not take action to prevent the event.
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Still, it's hard to imagine what a Snowpiercer TV series would look like, unless it either erased the film and retold the story in a new way, or went back to the French graphic novels that Bong's film adapted.
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If you were more the type to cut school to play classic video games than cruise around in a classic Ferrari, then you'll love Ferris Bueller's Day Off retold via old-school 8-bit (and a little 16-bit) game tech.
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But where my friends and I retold that car ride story countless times over the years, changing, losing or gaining pieces as it went, Twitter lets you share scary stories straight from the source with the click of a button.
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The story of the Manson Family and the Tate murders (as well as the LaBianca murders the following night) has been told and retold in documentaries, memoirs, novels, docudramas, and fully fictionalized versions in the 50 years since they happened.
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But it was hard for the audience to ignore the digs David threw her way during a dinner later on in the episode — like when Shannon retold a story about a car accident she got into when she was a teenager.
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This anecdote from an October rally in Florida (retold after the fact by ABC News's John Santucci in a video segment) sums it up well: Donald Trump actually takes a lot of pride in telling people he picked the soundtrack.
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Though the story was widely retold, no other report of this kind of fishing-with-horses phenomenon surfaced for more than 200 years, according to Kenneth Catania, a scientist with a passion for studying the eel species in question, electrophorus electricus.
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Booker retold the story of how he met the civil rights icon before he was sworn in as senator in 2013, saying Lewis told him how meaningful it was for him to become the fourth-ever popularly elected African-American senator.
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In a matter of weeks, the tale of the Beverly Hills party boys who murdered their wealthy parents will be retold during an all-new, 120-minute documentary special entitled Truth and Lies: The Menéndez Brothers – American Sons, American Murderers.
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The tale of Colette's origin has been told and retold into myth: in 1997, Rousseaux and her daughter Sarah Andelman (then Sarah Lerfel) moved into an apartment in what was then a somewhat desolate stretch between Rue Royale and Les Halles.
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As laid out in "Ant-Man," his grindingly dull first stand-alone movie, he's an electrical engineer turned thief turned superhero who doesn't have a mythology, natural powers or a dramatic origin story that can be repeatedly retold ad infinitum.
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As a new generation of black people lead a movement for racial justice and Hollywood is under increasing scrutiny for its lack of diversity, Turner's story, as retold by Parker, provides historical context to the racism that still plagues American society.
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It's a story that's been retold often: A year ago, a then-20-year-old Naomi Osaka had prevailed against her idol 6-2, 6-4 in New York to win her first major, but it was overshadowed by controversy.
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We spoke with the wrestling legend out in NYC earlier this week and asked him for a little injury story time ... and that's when he retold us the famous tale of him losing a piece of his ear in 1994.
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The story of growing up hapa — or "hafu," in Japan — has been told and retold, often as melodrama or tragedy, in tales of abandoned Amerasian orphans in former war zones, or of more contemporary misfits struggling with confusion and rejection.
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When Neeson appeared on GMA on Tuesday, with the apparent intention of clarifying his comments, he retold part of his story and insisted that he is not racist, but was shocked and hurt by the "primal urge" he felt to avenge his friend.
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It was the most lauded example of what's become a reflexive part of our news process — the true story being retold as a kind of documentary or scripted thinkpiece, a format that's really come into its own over the last few years.
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When a creepypasta resonates with the public, it will often be shared widely, if not retold and remixed, until, eventually, it becomes such a staple of the web that it's hard to pinpoint where you heard about it in the first place.
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That's one version of the many stories told and retold over the ages about Prague's iconic astronomical clock (orloj in Czech), which has been keeping track of the universe from the southern wall of the city's Old Town Hall for over 600 years.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's not exactly a shiny new concept that stories get recycled and retold, or that movies borrow liberally and sometimes steal from other movies, or that people like watching and hearing the same thing over and over again.
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Whether used as a rallying cry to protect abortion rights, a warning, or a solemn remembrance of women's lives lost, these symbols persist in the public imagination and the stories they represent are told and retold by those who lived through the era.
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The Starlit Wood: New Fairy Tales, Dominik Parisien and Navah Wolfe Fairy Tales retold have been something of an attraction lately, and a new anthology of stories from Dominik Parisien and Navah Wolfe collects some of the genre's best authors into one volume.
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The story is retold by Mike Leigh, the British director who made the surprise move into historical drama with the painter biopic "Mr Turner" in 2014, but insists "Peterloo" is as relevant to today as the contemporary films that made his name.
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They stayed up with me in their kitchen with dark and stormys and an extra slice of their favorite dessert, listening as I retold everything that had happened—how a person I wanted no longer wanted me, and how much that hurt.
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Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Margaret Qualley, Elle Fanning, Lena Dunham, [*takes breath*], Austin Butler, Timothy Olyphant, and Al Pacino, Quentin Taratino's ninth feature, Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood, retold the story of Sharon Tate and her tragic death.
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Starring a Samurai-esque Batman and Joker and loaded with teases of fellow heroes and villains alike, the Batman Ninja trailer gives us a glimpse at a fresh take on Batman, a hero whose Gotham City story has been told and retold countless times.
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The legend of King Arthur is one of those stories that has been around for so long and retold so many times that you can more or less make it do whatever you'd like it to do, like the stories of Robin Hood or Superman.
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Regardless of whether Shrek Retold is a parody or a love letter (or maybe both?), you can check it out November 29 when it hits the 3GI Industries website, if a twisted, DIY recreation of a children's movie sounds like your kind of thing.
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The publisher of the New York Times, A. G. Sulzberger, condemned Trump's attacks on the media in an op-ed on Monday, and he retold a disturbing anecdote to highlight what he sees as the Trump administration's changing attitudes towards protecting a free press.
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" If Mr. Hondros was providing a rough first draft of Liberia's war story, then Mr. Hetherington refined it by layering in nuance, deepening our understanding and producing a completed manuscript of the conflict with his poetic book "Long Story Bit by Bit: Liberia Retold.
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The eleven elderly indigenous women of Maya Q'eqchi' origin sat silently with their shawls covering their heads as their stories of sexual torture at the hands of the military from the height of the country's civil war were retold in a Guatemala City courtroom.
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That's the story retold in "All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914," a docudrama in musical form that evokes the memory of that brief holiday peace through a cappella carols, ballads and patriotic songs and the spoken words of men who were there.
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By the time he retold Mr. McMurtry's 21982 novel about two former Texas Rangers on a cattle drive to Montana as a four-part, eight-hour saga in 21979, Mr. Wittliff had demonstrated a strong affinity for the outsize mythology and history of Texas.
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Before adorning Rose with the medal, Trump retold Rose's exploits in detail, noting at one point that Rose "used a branch as a crutch" after he was wounded and "fired at the enemy with one arm" as he rushed from one wounded comrade to the next.
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At a certain point in the middle of September, after maybe three weeks of hosting gatherings, it began to feel as if my living room had become an old-fashioned salon, in which the story of the Baltimore uprising was being endlessly retold in Rashomon variation.
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Instead, he heard the story from a friend, retold the story to another friend, and then that friend shared it with someone with ties to the White House: Statement from Bernhard Langer on what amounts to a game of telephone re: voter fraud story with Trump: pic.twitter.
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One reason it needs to be retold is that at the time when Marshall painted "A Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self" (1980) in egg tempera, a medium that historically preceded oil painting, many white critics had proclaimed that painting was dead.
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Related: Kate Del Castillo Wanted to Make Tequila With El Chapo This month's successful operation to recapture the fugitive kingpin in the coastal city of Los Mochis is retold with the help of GoPro footage of a predawn raid on the safehouse where he was staying.
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When the children returned weeks later to retell the story, those who had initially heard it from the flat robot showed a decrease in the length and detail of their retold story, whereas those who heard it from the expressive robot retained the information they had heard.
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This is the work in which Mr. Elkins, using the quartet structure of José Limón's dance "The Moor's Pavane" (two men, two women, one handkerchief), retold Shakespeare's "Othello" to a clever collage of Motown music, as if the story were happening during a single dance party.
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In Sabrina Orah Mark's short story collection Wild Milk, milk is less a proxy for motherhood and birth than it is a source from which estranged situations flow: ruptured relationships between lovers, families that have been strained and separated, and fairy tales, retold through a dystopian lens.
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For any book that retells a canonical story from the point of view of its disenfranchised characters, the obvious point of comparison is Marion Zimmer Bradley's 1983 fantasy novel The Mists of Avalon, which retold the legend of King Arthur from the point of view of the women.
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B.V. Release date: June 23 The British army's miraculous escape from the Nazi forces surrounding them at the small French seaside town of Dunkirk was one of the most critical moments of World War II. It's tailor-made to be retold straightforwardly as a classic Hollywood motion picture.
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My grandfather, a deeply committed Communist, told it and retold it to illustrate how the Soviet Union had heeded the needs of the common people and to draw a contrast with what he felt was a growing callousness and neglect for them in his town — and in Russia.
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And though he will never again be seen at AT&T Park, never present another Willie Mac Award, or hit another home run, his memory will remain: in the Hall of Fame, in the retold histories of the Giants franchise, in every repetition of the name "McCovey Cove."
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The now-retired commercial pilot, whose story is retold in the upcoming movie Sully, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Tom Hanks, insists that he didn't think he "was going to die that day," despite never having trained for such a catastrophic scenario that involved the loss of both his engines.
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But rather than hoping that every new version of the Grimm tales will contain all that is valuable in the originals, perhaps it's wise to remember that they were told and retold by the hearth in centuries past because they offered something for everyone gathered there, of varied ages and experience.
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The next day the story of what happened is retold, in partial, broken versions that change depending very much on who is asking: a soldier, a husband, a woman with a clipboard, a morbidly curious visitor from the next village, or the chief's wife, returned from her sister-in-law's compound.
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The result is the book in which that conversation is now being retold — a book that's gotten widespread favorable coverage in CNBC, the New Yorker, Mother Jones, and the Marshall Project, and landed op-eds from Berenson about his findings in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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I approached it the same way I do our regular season stories, where we take the more serious stories from history—the ones that make you wonder why we never learned them in school in the first place—and find that hook in the premise that could be retold in a funny way.
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Top Gun: Maverick is just one of the many throwback stories being given new life; other classic films that have are set to be retold for new audiences years after their original debut include Ghostbusters, the vampire/ superhero thriller Blade (starring Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali), and Dune (with Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya).
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The other joy has been seeing how the stories can be retold and reimagined in other mediums by talented actors and directors — both in the podcast, which has been going for three years, and more recently in the coming "Modern Love" television series from Amazon that has been filming in New York.
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What is most astonishing for the up-to-80-year-old texts on Chaim Soutine (who is currently featured in Chaim Soutine: Flesh at the Jewish Museum) and his work is not how frequently his biography has been retold over the decades, but rather how often it has been changed or transformed in the process.
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Consider this scenario, retold by multiple sources with knowledge: When Donald Trump's initial transition team met for the first (and last) time two days after the November election victory with its executive committee -- which included Trump family members -- the group was visited by two people who were not expected to be at the session: Gen.
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These pieces, all centered on fairy tales, refract and reshape familiar stories as much as they retell them; fairy tales, after all, get told and retold because there are elements in them — young people and old people, trials and quests, a visceral desire for justice — that are universal, while their configurations are almost endlessly changeable.
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Directed by Tim Etchells, and with a flock of authors (Robin Arthur, Jerry Killick, Richard Lowdon, Claire Marshall, Cathy Naden, Terry O'Connor and Mr. Etchells), this is Shakespeare retold, each drama narrated by a single performer who enacts it with items you might grab from the cupboard, and that they grab from shelves at the sides of the stage.
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To further his lawsuit, he opened his life to intense scrutiny, used vacation time at his new job to attend meetings and court dates, and told and retold the story of his experiences at the bank, which maintained that Mr. Tran had been fired for poor performance and that there had been no cover-up of missing documents.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE has reportedly misstated facts in a war story he has retold on multiple occasions, drawing scrutiny on his recounting of the episode.
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It's synonymous with both a cottage industry that sprang up around the shooting, a raft of commercial products that retold its stories — sometimes with dubious connection to the facts — and an ethos of martyrdom that seems in retrospect to have summed up what it was like to be a youth-group kid at the turn of the last century.
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The story of how blood testing company Theranos rose to prominence, then collapsed following accusations of fraud, is getting told and retold in many forms: There's reporter John Carreyrou's book "Bad Blood," plus an upcoming feature film adaptation starring Jennifer Lawrence, plus a podcast from Nightline called "The Dropout" — and "The Inventor," a new HBO documentary directed by Alex Gibney.
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The tale of Halloween in Haddonfield, Illinois, has been told and retold: the night in 1963 that an angelic 6-year-old Michael Myers, dressed in a clown suit, brutally murdered his teenage sister, followed by the night 15 years later, again on Halloween, when he broke out of a mental institution in his famously mutilated William Shatner mask to terrorize the virginal babysitter Laurie Strode, a.k.a.
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For me, as for many daughters, the time before my mother became a mother is a string of stories, told and retold: the time she got hit by a car and had amnesia; the time she sold her childhood Barbie to buy a ticket to Woodstock; the time she worked as a waitress at Howard Johnson's, struggling to pay her way through her first year at Rutgers.
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Wheeler illustrated the idea of spacetime foam using an analogy with the surface of the ocean, as retold by theoretical physicist Y. Jack Ng at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, in an email: Professor Steven Carlip at University of California, Davis, published new research in September that builds on Wheeler's quantum foam theory to show that spacetime bubbles could "hide" the cosmological constant at a large scale.
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The four parts of the production are greatly varied in tone and style: from the minimal and leisurely paced Promethean first act to the furious and loud second, set during the Trojan War, to "The Oresteia" retold as a (partially improvised) zany sitcom and, finally, the gradual diffusing of the monumental cycle in a drawn-out soccer game that hinted at how sports, like theater and war, fulfilled critical social and religious functions in ancient Greece.
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Some strange effects show up in the opening, such as this "lens-switching" transition just after the Wall pan: Now like most discussions about Game of Thrones, this is just speculation, but what we see looks quite a bit like the magnifying goggles worn by the Citadel's snappy receptionist (played by Danish comedian Frank Hvam): Which raises the question of whether the entire story of Game of Thrones is just a flashback, a song of ice and fire being retold by a maester (perhaps Sam himself).
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A new report by Glenn Thrush for the New York Times suggests it might have started with a story from a "friend" that may or may not be true, which Trump retold to congressional leaders on Monday: Mr. [Bernhard] Langer, a 59-year-old native of Bavaria, Germany — a winner of the Masters twice and of more than 100 events on major professional golf tours around the world — was standing in line at a polling place near his home in Florida on Election Day, the president explained, when an official informed Mr. Langer he would not be able to vote.
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