An advertisement for Big Macs once riffed on this prejudice.
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To take us out, we riffed on MoviePass's continued troubles.
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That one riffed about connections between Hilary Clinton and George Soros.
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Barack Obama riffed on Trump's leading position in the "birther" movement.
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"Rents are going up, schools, hospitals," riffed Ann, a pub landlady.
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Do it for your country,' he riffed, paraphrasing JFK's inaugural address.
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"He will be your, she will be your Halo," Beyonce riffed.
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Then, in Compton, he riffed on the Super Bowl halftime show.
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"It's amazing I'm up here after Donald," the Democratic nominee riffed.
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Then others riffed on the fascist-like browbeating of the industry.
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As ever, the voice actors riffed and improvised while recording their lines.
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Soon enough, she riffed on the moment right outside her congressional office.
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Green's colorblocked Nike sneakers riffed on the brand's React Element 87 shoe.
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Not Will Ferrell, not anybody in the history of SNL has ever riffed.
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Not Will Ferrell, not anybody in the history of SNL has ever riffed.
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We riffed on its recent revenue growth and the timing of its debut.
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Next up we riffed on Utah's tech scene, the well-known Silicon Slopes .
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Nintendo riffed on this template with Super Mario Sunshine and Super Mario Galaxy.
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We chatted, debated, riffed and even hugged each other on our way out.
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He also riffed on his personal wealth and some advice from his mother.
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But other laptop makers have riffed on Apple's idea in the last ten years.
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Trump also riffed on the Boy Scouts loyalty pledge to criticize those in Washington.
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"Bill Kristol is making himself look ridiculous," Pat Buchanan riffed on The McLaughlin Group.
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Hill pointed out that the article's headline riffed off her longtime campaign slogan, too.
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The hashtag #RevolutionaryWarAirportStories also drew thousands of retweets as users mockingly riffed on the mistake.
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Biden's two appearances Friday included several other problematic comments as he riffed to the crowd.
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"It's like Yogi Berra might have said: 'It ain't over when it's over,'" MacCash riffed.
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White male comedy-show hosts conventionally riffed on the conventions of white male news anchors.
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Greeting the folks individually in the first row, he riffed rapid-fire about their occupations.
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Nearly every pro-Trump media outlet over the last three years has riffed off this.
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On Thursday night's Jimmy Kimmel, the comedian riffed on the new DC comics movie Justice League.
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So we had that reference; the art department did some concept art that we riffed on.
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Instead, he riffed on racist chickens, judgmental horses, and freaked-out giraffes (sadly, no April reference).
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She said the two riffed about the hair product they use during a phone call recently.
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"Saturday Night Live" riffed on the circumstances surrounding Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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His best moment came when he riffed on the need for American moral authority in the world.
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Each tweet riffed on the same GIF of Johansen giving a quick kiss to his hockey stick.
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It's meant to be jocular stuff — in today's version, Lim riffed on Harry Styles and Kendall Jenner.
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But, happily, we also worked in an advertisement for Melbourne and riffed one of Ohanian's recent investments.
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Maybe he just heard the word "MS-13" and automatically launched into a riff he's riffed before.
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He portrayed Elvis in the western flick Flaming Star; she riffed on Audrey Hepburn's My Fair Lady.
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His clothes are endlessly riffed upon and knocked off outright, and many top designers acknowledge him openly.
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Mr. Stafford riffed on how, back in the 21940s, K.C. earned its nickname, Paris of the Plains.
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Finally, Trevor Noah riffed on the CNN town hall event with survivors of the Florida school shooting.
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I spent Wednesday looking more closely at the Clinton example and how Trump has riffed on it.
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People online came up with their own cardboard creations and riffed on the ones coming out this year.
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Some signs riffed on internet memes, while others took direct aim at politicians and the National Rifle Association.
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Mr. Obama riffed at length about Mr. Trump, the billionaire-turned-front-runner, who was not in attendance.
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The other late-night hosts riffed on the accusations involving teenage girls lodged against the Alabama senate candidate.
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" She riffed on the travails of industry dating: "You do not want to muddy the waters at work.
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Jones riffed on the theme, designing cybernetic accessories like faux-metallicized bags, motorcycle boots and iridescent baseball hats.
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The globally recognized Burj-al-Arab hotel, a building that would definitely be riffed on in a GTA game.
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"Nick Jonas gonna hook you up with THE best table at this Macaroni Grill," Entertainment Weekly's Marc Snetiker riffed.
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Here, I riffed on the classic Migos-Beatles comparison and drew on the same template as my Beatles logo.
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Did you hear from Beyoncé regarding your opening number where you riffed on the opening to her Coachella set?
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A recent scene on HBO's "Girls" riffed on this problem, drawing a linguistic fault line down a Brooklyn street.
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And a "Live Analysis," where reporters riffed off the hearing, in tweet-sized bites of analysis, observation and barb.
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Critic's Notebook After Donald J. Trump riffed and ranted his way through a jaw-dropping news conference on Feb.
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Finally, we riffed on the latest WeWork numbers, which include a $3 billion warrant and a massive third-quarter loss.
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Instead I riffed off the terseness of SMS messaging to share the psychological and physiological experience of the actual walking.
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It also riffed on a few brands and concepts you're already well familiar with — in an ironic way, of course.
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When Beyoncé's "Formation" came on, a small army broke into the official choreography and riffed on its hip-shaking themes.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT Colbert also riffed on a recent Twitter post in which Trump said Democrats had gone "stone cold CRAZY.
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As Mr. Trump riffed, the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, delivered him a collection of sweets to distribute.
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At the "Weekend Update" desk, the anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che riffed on the results of the midterm elections.
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Later, after Westley reveals himself to be the Dread Pirate Roberts, Mr. Nichtern riffed on the Buddhist theory of reincarnation.
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Buildings designed by El Lissitzky riffed on the crooked perspectives of photo-montage, and on the uncompromising functionality of industrial machinery.
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"Now we must write about Sobchak, the noise is constant, the hype incessant," riffed Dmitry Bykov, a prominent writer and poet.
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That's one of the most confusing parts, Duplass agreed on the red carpet, as the two riffed naturally with one another.
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At Prada, Miuccia Prada riffed on the idea of the global nomad, with even formal looks paired with oversize camping bags.
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Many people riffed on that line on Weibo on Saturday and Sunday, with multiple users posting comments only quoting that line.
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The designer Sonia Lartigue riffed on the vitrines' simple design, in which welded brass ribbing holds together individually cut glass panes.
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So we kind of riffed off club music, but I want it to sound different than what club music would be.
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Finally, Stephen Colbert riffed on President Trump's anger over the U.C.L.A. basketball players arrested in China after being accused of shoplifting.
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At Sacai, Chitose Abe riffed on the remixes that are her stock in trade, clothes whose unalike elements she fuses masterfully.
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A few held signs that riffed on lyrics once sung by the artist and activist for whom the park was named.
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He's just 10-27 this season ... and has reportedly riffed with team star Kevin Love throughout his short tenure in Cleveland.
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Omaha especially "is both rendered and reappropriated, registered and riffed on through a range of tonalities," our reviewer, Sven Birkerts, wrote.
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Once again, he riffed on familiar themes and motifs: anoraks, biker jackets, Harrington bombers in soccer jersey colors reminiscent of the 1970s.
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And the plot thickens: Olaplex filed a lawsuit against L'Oréal over Smartbond in November of 2016, claiming that they riffed their technology.
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He riffed on being an Indian man who frequently dates white women, and also spoke about his Netflix show, Master Of None.
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" In another, he riffed on the danger of dating for women, emphasizing that "there is no greater threat to women than men.
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On TikTok, a movie may be viciously parodied or recreated in fervid tribute; it may be mocked, riffed on or playfully remixed.
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She riffed on the importance of Rand Paul's libertarian views, but she didn't praise Ted Cruz and arguably attacked him over twitter.
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Market Report With a natural boxy fit, the denim jacket continues to be one of the most riffed-upon staples of fashion.
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Almost every line Ermey's character said in his 40 minutes of screen time was recited and riffed on by my drill instructors.
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" Declaring that this would be his final outing as host, he riffed after an awkward joke, "It's the last time, who cares?
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Throughout the early and mid-90s, Blanchon riffed on his signature theme: absence and its various potentials for liberation, mourning, or reinvention.
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In October, it made national headlines for "Make Cocktails Great Again," a menu that riffed on then-candidate Trump's most viral remarks.
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"We came in with a shit ton of ideas — or I should say a fuck ton — and then we riffed along," he said.
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Many late-night hosts riffed on the Russia collusion scandal with the Trump administration, but Colbert actually did his own investigation on location.
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Watch Dogs 2 arrived in late 2016 with a lovable cast of miscreants and cleverly conceived story that riffed on real world issues.
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The police began formally investigating Benjamin after he published a video where he riffed on his previous comment, saying he might rape Phillips.
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Degas, ever the experimenter, riffed on this process, adding pastel and other media to the printed image, embellishing the surface with more surface.
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Then, for more than 15 minutes, he riffed on his familiar themes: "Medicare for All," tuition-free public college, a $15 minimum wage.
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" And Ms. Monáe, whose rousing address pretty much brought down the house, riffed on Hillary Clinton's "women's rights are human rights" speech: "L.
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Not for the first time, Trump left his foreign visitor to watch awkwardly as he riffed on all manner of grievances and recollections.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo riffed on Ronstadt's 1975 hit "When Will I Be Loved" during a speech and Ronstadt, well, hit back.
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Host Jimmy Fallon kicked off the broadcast with a taped sketch that riffed off "La La Land" -- foreshadowing the winning theme of the night.
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But it's also possible that the discovery emerged simultaneously in Africa, Europe, and Asia, as hominins riffed on their standard stone tool-making strategies.
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Trump then riffed on themes he brings up often on the campaign trail, such as mocking the size of Clinton's rallies and media bias.
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Kim knows from food, just to judge by her Twitter, where her missives the last few days have playfully riffed on her dietary habits.
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But the president also riffed about the importance of the vote in November, comparing it to the 2016 election that saw him enter office.
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Trevor Noah riffed on allegations of voter suppression in Georgia, where the Republican candidate for governor, Brian Kemp, is also the secretary of state.
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Finally, I riffed for you on the Credit Karma-Intuit deal that is supposed to be coming very, very soon, in a formal sense.
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Clinton, whose remarks elicited some heckling but mostly polite applause, riffed off Trump's past derogatory remarks about women's looks and "ranking" them on appearance.
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The McDonald's-themed show riffed on "fast fashion"—the phenomenon, popularized by Zara and H&M, of consumers churning through knocked-off runway trends.
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The reviews were unsparing: 'As Bill riffed, Hillary stood by his side, looking like the gawky sidekick in a teen movie … He stole the show.
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"I set the table for two, maybe it's 'cause I'm a fool," she once riffed; for these gigs, she shouldn't have a problem filling seats.
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In one song, Woods riffed on a Dr. Dre song, "Haven't you ever heard of a killa/I drop pigs like Kerry Spencer," Marshall alleged.
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Several years ago, the actress Leslie Bibb perched next to Conan O'Brien's desk and riffed about a baby so cute that it drove her crazy.
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In a clip that went viral Friday Fauci covered his face with his hand in seeming exasperation as Trump riffed about the "deep state" conspiracy.
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Childish Gambino's "This Is America" has been discussed, dissected, parodied, and riffed upon in an assortment of ways since it first dropped in early May.
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Over at the Weekend Update desk, the anchors, Colin Jost and Michael Che, made a Christmas joke swap and riffed on the latest impeachment news.
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At Celine, Hedi Slimane riffed relentlessly on the Dress for Success era in culottes and blazers, not to mention the Margaret Thatcher pussy-bow blouse.
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Critton riffed on Futura's upright (not-italicized), regular weight over the course of three months, drawing inspiration from designer Larissa Kasper's earlier experiments with the typeface.
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Giovanni's tweet soon sparked a whole new meme, Christian Girl Autumn, as people riffed on everything from Chick-fil-A to the new Little Women trailer.
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It wasn't until I saw a rare New York appearance in January that I appreciated how much he riffed on the idea of the terrifying clown.
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All of those theories are just this silly, but alas, not all of them get the benefit of being riffed to shreds by Mike and company.
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We got them leaving The Governor's Ball Sunday where they riffed on the suggestion that Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys would make good Supreme Court justices.
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And Alec Baldwin riffed on the word in the movie "Glengarry Glen Ross," commanding a group of salesmen to "always be closing" in a profane tirade.
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The whole trope was riffed off the importance Trump attached to the sovereignty of every nation -- almost to do whatever they wanted within their own borders.
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The compositions created by the 20 amino acids were studied by the AI, which then riffed on them by introducing slight permutations into the sheet music.
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His specialty was making the kind of viral videos that riffed on pop culture and were relentlessly pumped out on social media by the Trump campaign.
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On the late-night shows, Stephen Colbert riffed on the assertion by President Trump's former physician, Harold Bornstein, that Mr. Trump dictated a glowing doctor's note.
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And speaking of days off: Jimmy Kimmel riffed on a report that more than half of American workers didn't use all their vacation days last year.
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This season, his collection riffed on a single item, the trench coat, which was reimagined in myriad ways: as dresses, full-length skirts and sculptural jackets.
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On the other end of the capital spectrum, Equal Ventures put together its first fund, and we riffed on the health of the micro-fund ecosystem.
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"There is one thing that they scripted and they riffed on that, which is Tormund says something about his relationship with Sheila the Bear," Podeswa told Insider.
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One of their most infamous pranks riffed on the government's "Dinar for Sowing" campaign, which set up collection boxes in public places to raise funds for farmers.
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Granola, seeded crackers, land and sea vegetables, waffles, dressings, compotes, baked marinated tempeh and other hippie-leaning delights are riffed upon to delicious, often visually lovely effect.
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More recently, he stood in front of the CIA's memorial wall and riffed on cable news's unflattering portrayal of the crowd size at his presidential inauguration ceremony.
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"[It's] like four things I hate all in one sentence: Starbucks, unicorns, and the colors pink and purple," Bourdain, 60, riffed in a recent interview with Town & Country.
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Each star riffed slightly on the formula and added personal touches, but the message was the same: Cotton, it's the fabric of my life, your life, our lives.
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Some of her images have become just about as iconic as the Hollywood ones she once riffed on, forming a new view of femininity in a postmodern age.
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Keep an eye on the cult bad flick Reptilicus, which appears to be one of the movies riffed on, and enjoy the kitschy retro look of the comeback.
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In its spring women's collection, Balenciaga offered shirts printed with fictional good-news stories in a bit of pointed irony, and Balmain riffed on the subject in PVC.
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After he took the stage, he gave an emotional speech and riffed on several topics, including oblique references to meat-eating, past mistakes and forms of societal inequality.
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I love how people riffed off of it, because I felt like it is a conversation...any time I would see it, I would take a photo again.
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Sat opposite Trump and wearing a red "Make America Great Again" Trump campaign hat, West riffed on topics including prison reform, presidential airplanes, racism, and his own mental health.
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One recent episode riffed on the classic physics demo in which you hang a heavy ball (bowling balls are common) on a wire and release it near someone's head.
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He eventually made his way to a stool on the stage, where he riffed on losing his eyesight, reminisced about his childhood, and spoke about his wife and daughter.
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Although firm policies and plans on school reform have yet to materialize from Trump, the president-elect has previously riffed about gutting or wholesale scrapping the Department of Education.
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That night, he riffed on a dish called sinigang, a sour soup typically rendered in pork, beef, or shrimp and made acidic with tamarind, coconut vinegar, or green mangoes.
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" One slide in WeWork's investor pitch deck riffed on the "software as a service" terminology now ubiquitous in the tech world, calling the company's product "space as a service.
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Flanked by the nation's top public health officials and his vice president, President Donald Trump riffed his way through a press conference on the American response to the coronavirus.
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As writer Nadia Arumugam pointed out in a Forbes article, "Southeast Asian" isn't a unified cuisine that can be replicated or riffed on simply by combining ingredients at random.
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Devour, a maker of frozen meals, riffed on the concept of "food porn" for its spot, with a girlfriend discussing her boyfriend's addiction to tantalizing footage of frozen food.
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The initially nonsensical-sounding domain name, first registered in 1997, riffed off the word "googol," an obscure term used in mathematics to describe the number 1 followed by 100 zeros.
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Jacquelyn also riffed on one of her favorite extinct (for now?) mammals — the woolly mammoth and laid out the ecological and climatic arguments for repopulating the tundra with these foragers.
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For the Rome-inspired resort 2019 collection, all breezy day dresses and colorful '70s-style separates, he riffed on a vintage Valentino logo in psychedelic black-and-white silk prints.
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The shows became more focused on parodies and satires that riffed on television programs and middlebrow culture — and nurtured the sophisticated Nichols-May collaboration and Mr. Berman's stand-up routines.
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" Trump also riffed on the virus, per Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg: I can't get this bit of analysis, from Donald Trump, off my mind:"You can call it a germ.
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Colbert mocks Trump's claims "The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert riffed on President Donald Trump for touting job growth in a speech in a Ohio as the stock market plunged.
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I spied a roaring lion near a cluster of winged archers and, in a cheekier register, a parody of the "March of Progress" illustration that riffed on Nike's Jumpman logo.
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"So your vote in 43.83 is every bit as important as your vote in 2016 — although I'm not sure I really believe that," Trump riffed at a speech Tuesday night.
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At an American Enterprise Institute conference in 2013, the CEO of CKE Restaurants, parent of Hardee's and Carl's Jr., riffed on the virtues of low-skilled immigrants and backed immigration reform.
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And he riffed on how President Donald Trump has blamed other countries for "stealing your jobs," but that Trump has been ignoring the tremendous impact machines have had on job loss.
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It may seem like a far out idea, but scientists have riffed on the "panspermia" hypothesis, which suggests life on Earth could have been seeded by an extraterrestrial body, for decades.
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Her latest victim was guest host Margot Robbie, who couldn't hold back the giggles as McKinnon riffed on sexism in Hollywood as an old-timey actress who's seen some sh*t.
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Based as it is on books by co-creators Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan, "The Strain," like "The Walking Dead," has literary roots but has cleverly riffed off those origins.
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One sequence that riffed on the idea of finding out whether you're a Ralph or a Vanellope (which sounds vaguely like a BuzzFeed personality quiz) was discarded as being too weak.
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In a phone interview from Los Angeles, he riffed about the down-and-dirty pleasures of "It's Always Sunny," Jersey love and how he'd like you to celebrate his special day.
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One shows a Coca-Cola bottle, the cursive lettering of its logo replaced with the words "Crude Oil" — a classic gesture by Mr. Fairey, who has often riffed on print advertising.
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Trump made little effort to separate talking points on ISIS, Iraqi protesters and the Iranian regime as he riffed on threats to the United States that he claimed credit for vanquishing.
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In "Get on Your Knees," a meditation on oral sex that married Attell-like punch lines to poetic musings and oddball physicality, Jacqueline Novak riffed on the femininity of the penis.
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The fundamentals sounded like fried rice, so they riffed on it, but with chili garlic sauce and edamame in place of the peas; now, it's on the menu as arroz con edamame.
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The counterintuitive thesis that maybe Trump is good is riffed on until he hits on another counterintuitive thesis, which is that a Trump victory would disrupt American politics in a positive way.
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During London Fashion Week this winter, designers riffed on the Powerpuff Girls, the Pink Panther and Hello Kitty; and earlier this summer Marc Jacobs unveiled sweaters embellished with a grinning Mickey Mouse.
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Improbable's past offerings have riffed off works ranging from Shakespeare ("The Tempest") to campy Vincent Price horror films ("Theater of Blood"), typically taking considerable liberties and adding bold visuals along the way.
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Contrasting that was Mickalene Thomas's boisterous midcareer survey at the Brooklyn Museum in 2012, featuring her large-scale relief paintings celebrating black women in lavishly decorated interiors that riffed on Matisse's odalisques.
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Trump reiterated his attacks against Democrats in a speech for the National Federation of Independent Businesses, where he was supposed to be talking about small business but instead just riffed on immigration.
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But this cursed image has been riffed on so many times, and in the wake of so many traumatizing developments in the news, that we simply cannot bear to see it any longer.
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Now, Snapchat has also entered the fun (and riffed off Facebook for once, rather than the other way around) and now offers your 2017 in review using the snaps and videos you've taken.
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British Muslim commentator Mo Ansar also riffed on the hashtag, asking "moderate white people" to "speak out" — a reference to the way Muslims are often asked to apologize for attacks by radical extremists.
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They used Kruger's favored red rectangle and white Futura font to create their now-iconic red box logo, and later filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against another streetwear brand that riffed on that.
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Once known as a parodist street artist who riffed on Banksy tags through the goofy addition of Tom Hanks' head, the anonymous Hanksy has begun to branch out to bigger and better things.
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Just like Trump, Sanders even riffed on polling when asked about his strategy to win over African-American voters, arguing that they'll like him more once he wins in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Vice President Mike Pence delivered a speech on Thursday outlining President Donald Trump's vision of a Space Force, an idea that Trump has repeatedly riffed about at rallies over the past several months.
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Clinton, whose remarks elicited both polite applause and derision, riffed off Trump's derogatory remarks about women's appearances, such as joking in a 2002 radio interview that they become less attractive after age 35.
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Recently, for example, she has puzzled over the trend for people on Twitter to implore celebrities to kill them, and riffed on the internet's hysterical response to stories involving the phrase "my wife".
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In 1975, both Saul and Colescott riffed on Emmanuel Leutze's commemorative history painting, "Washington Crossing the Delaware" (1851), in which General Washington stands proudly in the boat being rowed across the icy river.
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Maison Margiela's show, which included both men's and women's wear, riffed on the idea of uniforms — British school blazers, nurses' smocks, military capes, sailor suits — imbuing familiar sartorial tropes with a punkish verve.
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He riffed on classic musicals, like a "Guys and Dolls" homage in 1989 that flipped gender stereotypes in children's toys (boys can play with dolls, girls can play with trucks — and that's fine!).
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Trump regularly riffed on his sense of alienation -- and how angry it made him -- both as a candidate for president and while on the stump for GOP candidates in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Hood By Air's collection, however, riffed on the modifications that wearers make to those designs—details like slashing, cropping, and sagging, which typically define a look only after professionals have finished their work.
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In April, at a conference Slack holds for customers and partners in San Francisco, he riffed in an onstage interview with the tennis megastar Serena Williams about how much rested on his shoulders.
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The quilted nylon trousers, asymmetrically zippered navy blazers, textured wool pants, denim tunics and flat crown gunslinger Stetsons all riffed on the singular formula Public School devised for a new iteration of urban uniform.
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The title, "Evolutionary Origin, Natural History, Biogeography, and Phylogenetic Relationships of a New Species of MEGALABIA," was a crude but elaborate joke about female genitalia, and its text and illustrations riffed on that theme.
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At the top of the New York City-set awards show, host James Corden riffed on the fact Jay is the ultimate New Yorker, especially when compared to British-born, Los Angeles-living Corden.
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" The George W. Bush administration riffed off that theme in appointing Saddam Hussein as a weapons-of-mass-destruction threat and in tagging Iran and North Korea as members of an "axis of evil.
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She riffed off the Japanese virtue of being neat and tidy, and duplicated the country's "art of discarding" movement that was all the rage in the '90s, a culture expert told the New Yorker.
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Contestants from as far away as Iran and New Zealand were allowed two minutes each and riffed on topics such as Obamacare, the recent bombing in Syria, the border wall with Mexico and China.
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One poster riffed on the classic "hilarious optical illusion" of X-Ray Spex: put on a pair of red-blue 3D glasses and close one eye to see Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.
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Randall told VICE she and her boyfriend, Sam Murphy, didn't laugh as C.K. riffed about his "bad year," all the money he's lost, how "hard" his life has become since his fall from grace.
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The drums pummeled in ever-shifting meters, vociferous yet full of subtleties, channeling thrash, math-rock, grunge and psychedelia; guitar and bass riffed hard or sent long lines across the field like flaming arrows.
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In a fairly predictable move, President Trump riffed on this year's historic Best Picture winner, Parasite, during one of his tired comedy routines doubling as a campaign rally on Thursday night in Colorado Springs.
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Many of the submissions riffed upon the existing city plan, which is a series of radial and concentric streets with the "playa" at the center and "The Man" who is burned on the last day.
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While the ad riffed on what Alexa can say to users, the more intriguing question may be what she and other digital assistants can hear — especially as more people bring smart speakers into their homes.
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Gucci has riffed on its own bootlegs (and styled its own "Guccy" logo) and set up shop with Daniel Day, better known as Dapper Dan, the counterfeit couturier it had once threatened out of business.
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Mr. Baldwin, who won best supporting actor in a comedy for his portrayal of Mr. Trump on "Saturday Night Live," riffed off Mr. Trump's lack of an Emmy, as noted in Mr. Colbert's opening monologue.
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For an example of why that is necessary, consider Rochas, where Alessandro Dell'Acqua riffed on one note — pleated and ruched chiffon tea dresses in layers of sugary shades — for a collection too sweet to be satisfying.
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In stories that have riffed on divisive political moments — Watergate, the War on Terror — the Captain, also known as Steve Rogers, has emerged as a complex man, one willing to question the direction his country takes.
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At the "Weekend Update" desk, anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che riffed on a recent investigation in The New York Times that showed the staggering financial losses of President Trump's businesses in the 1980s and '90s.
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The Colbert opening was a huge hit, helped by what a wild news week it's been — his jokes riffed off James Comey, Sean Spicer and, of course, President Trump, and appeared to land right on target.
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In "The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence," a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2014, she riffed on the coincidence of Sherlock's sidekick, Alexander Graham Bell's assistant and IBM's natural-language computer all sharing the same name.
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As half of the comedy duo Key & Peele, Jordan Peele spent five years skewering race and culture on the group's eponymous TV show—and nowhere was that blade sharper than when the show riffed on genre movies.
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Mattis riffed that he "earned my spurs at the battlefield" while Trump "earned his spurs from a letter from the doctor" in a pointed jab at his former boss' cited reason for avoiding the Vietnam War draft.
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Tokusatsu (special effects) films like the Godzilla franchise had explicitly riffed on post-atomic anxiety, but anime melded that anxiety with the technoparanoia and existential musings of American science fiction authors like William Gibson and Neal Stephenson.
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A movie that MST3K fans have long hoped to see riffed, Danish monster movie Reptilicus opens the new season in style, but suffers from an overabundance of riffs that make it, surprisingly, a bit of a slog.
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Up until March 2018, PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, was by far the most popular YouTuber and the inspiration for hundreds of other smaller creators who riffed off his offbeat humor and occasionally tasteless pranks.
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After the government sent out presidential alert tests to every single cell phone in the United States in October, the comedian riffed on the unavoidable buzzing and beeping in a late night sketch on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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"Women are wearing more masculine things and men are more comfortable in wearing jewelry," said Lorenz Bäumer, the Parisian jeweler who riffed on the surfing lifestyle to create a diamond surfboard pendant in a neutral pearl gray.
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Mr. Rasheed was best known for satirical Twitter posts and weekly posts on his popular blog, The Daily Panic, which riffed on the week's headlines, often criticizing the government's use of religion to appeal to the public.
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It opened with a video projection of the contemporary Scottish musician and artist Sophie singing against a sunset backdrop, but Nicolas Ghesquière's collection riffed on Paris in the Belle Époque, with prints borrowed from Art Nouveau paintings.
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The pair riffed on his difficulty judging crowd size and Melissa McCarthy's Emmy-winning send-up of Spicer, but the skit fell flat to many viewers who called the Emmys out on normalizing the ex-Trump mouthpiece.
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Whether you get it or not, at this point, Dril is an artery of the internet: his tweets become their own memes to be riffed on and reinterpreted, nonsensical sputterings from politicians and public figuresget compared to Dril.
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After releasing two critically-acclaimed albums in the early 90s—the strange and steely-riffed Volume 1 and the monstrously catchy Sleep's Holy Mountain—the band signed with London Records, a British imprint of the Universal Music Group.
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In the 1960s, Picasso himself riffed on figures from Edouard Manet's "Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe" (1863), working with fabricators on an environmentally-scaled tribute that, in 1966, was installed on the grounds of the Moderna Museet in Stockholm.
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The Comedy Cellar's owner, Noam Dworman, didn't respond to requests for comment from BuzzFeed News, but told the New York Times that C.K.'s set featured "typical Louis C.K. stuff" that riffed on issues like racism and tipping servers.
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He recently riffed on that charm while collaborating with Brother Vellies and Ryan Roche on a collection of suffragette-inspired sweaters that benefitted the Women's March—the artist wore the knits around his studio, letting paint rub off them.
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When Missy visited our rooftop garden she riffed on this recipe and it was pretty obvious that she'd mastered the art of the clam pasta, despite her late exposure to it; this wasn't the Hoboken bro's spaghetti and clams.
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Instead, they started group texts, e-mail threads, and, eventually, a shared online document where they riffed on their favorite authors, scribbled out ideas for music, and traded notes about negotiations with the indie labels that were courting them.
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I sleep better knowing that while the snobs sneer and the critics roll their eyes, you're out there singing a gigantic-riffed song about Leatherface and cramming eager earholes full of that voodoo that only you do so well.
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At first blush I was kind of disappointed because, as much as I think the certain slice of immersive-sim, the System Shock / Deus Ex template that's just been sort of like riffed on for more than 255 years.
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In his own campaign ad from 2006, which riffed on the classic TV show The Twilight Zone, Robinson railed against "Islamic extremists," gay marriage, abortion, secular education, and "the aliens...[who] came across our unguarded Mexican border by the millions."
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As a lifelong New Yorker who has reportedly made frequent trips to the Caribbean, she no doubt saw the blouses and silhouettes that have been worn by and riffed on by women in Jamaica, Haiti, and Saint Vincent for centuries.
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Retired NBA center Jason Collins, the league's first openly gay player, riffed off of a tweet from John Amaechi, a fellow former NBA player who is also gay, about Trump's apparent lack of foreign policy communication with his running mate.
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Then we riffed through the Instacart round ($600 million more at a $7.6 billion valuation; wow), and re-touched on Silicon Valley's currently least popular dinner party topic: how much Saudi money has recently gone to work powering tech startups.
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Along with Tiffany Trump's front-row presence, Plein riffed on Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan in a confusing spectacle of a show involving Hot Felon Jeremy Meeks, the Times Square Naked Cowboy, and women dressed as Statues of Liberty.
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Chappelle's Show riffed on serious realities of race, sex, inequality, politics, and the preposterousness of pop culture, but never forgot Oscar Wilde's famous adage: if you're going to tell the truth, be funny—or else they'll want to kill you.
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" He called for a return to ambitious mid-20th-century government projects like the Manhattan Project and the Apollo Program — a theme he's riffed on before, and one that slots neatly into Trump's broad promise to "make America great again.
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The best iteration, however, was Ashley Graham, who was technically dressed by Dapper Dan, the Harlem-based fashion designer known for creating designs that riffed on the Gucci logo in the '80s and '90s and who is now an official collaborator.
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In a third series, Makerchairs, Mr. Laarman riffed on that Danish icon of fluidity, the famous polyurethane Panton chair, and staged a lineup of a dozen knockoffs built from parts stamped out in different patterns, like a 3-D puzzle.
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Mr. Beach won the 2001 Tony for best featured actor in a musical for "The Producers," the Mel Brooks megahit that riffed about a Hitler musical, in which he originated the role of the cross-dressing director Roger De Bris.
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The optimistic Catholic case for this show is, you accept these hints of blasphemy because they're in a context where people will come away impressed with the depth of a tradition that can be riffed on in so many ways.
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As an actor, he knew how hard it could be when things you appear in don't get well received, so he put her in his own commercial for Aviator Gin that riffed on the whole brouhaha — but it wasn't easy.
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Each desk had on it a framed picture of Una Vincenzo, Lady Troubridge, the early-20th-century lesbian literary figure, an image which would become a motif in a collection that riffed on Browne's signature hyper-tailored suits and coats.
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And in March on the stage, Jen Silverman riffed on the Brontë legacy in The Moors, her play about two literary sisters living in isolation on the moors, with a governess visiting and something mysterious and sinister in the attic.
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C.K. did not touch on the sexual misconduct allegations that shook the comedy world when they became public last year, but performed a 15-minute set that riffed on "racism, waitresses' tips, and parades," according to the Comedy Cellar's owner Noam Dworman.
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The other two banners bookending them riffed on the exhibition's name and funding source, reading, "Sinking cities" and "climate change supported by BP." Greenpeace has also created an online petition calling for the museum to end its partnership with the oil giant.
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"The piece just stopped and we went back to Trevor and he was so much more cool and collected than the rest of us," Ms. Flanz said, remembering how Mr. Noah riffed and fed off the audience's reaction to the technical glitch.
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And then we just riffed on it, the whole idea of her real life having a very drab, very neutral, beige, gray color palette, and then of course, she leaps into a rom-com and everything is jewel tones and luscious and beautiful.
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But the storyline still seems interesting because it reflects new and different political fears, even if it's indirect or unintentional — the way Borderlands games have riffed for years on the worst elements of capitalism with a cynical, detached, and somewhat absurdist tone.
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As it reached the ground, a model wearing a pleated check skirt, white shirt and printed silk scarf stepped out to commence a show that marked a dramatic new direction for the designer, one which riffed on the French brand's 1970s bourgeois heritage.
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Most bizarrely, early in his speech he riffed about how people had asked him to pull out of the race, saying that he was an "old soldier, I die with my boots on," yet he ended his speech by doing just that: withdrawing his candidacy.
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Twitter is famous for finding a good meme and running it into the ground before most people even hear of its existence, but the response to "30-50 feral hogs" was like a dam break, and the site's users riffed like classic rock never died.
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The sketch riffed on CNN's recent Equality Town Hall (you know, the one where Elizabeth Warren had the best burn of the 2020 presidential race so far), which invited many of the candidates to talk about their views on LGBTQ issues with a studio audience.
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For the musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost," another collaboration with Mr. Timbers, staged as part of Shakespeare in the Park in 2012, Mr. Friedman riffed on Broadway-style brass and bubble gum sugar to conjure the goofy self-consciousness of young swains discovering romance.
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Back in July 2017, authors Chuck Wendig and Sam Sykes riffed out an entire narrative on Twitter where Sykes claimed he was a camp counselor dealing with a "crazed serial killer," Wendig suggested that Sykes might be the killer himself, and the two writers walked through the story together.
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There's a whiff of the postmodern in Paul Tremblay, too, as he showed in last year's wonderful "A Head Full of Ghosts," which riffed on "Exorcist"-type novels of demonic possession, and as he demonstrates again in the new DISAPPEARANCE AT DEVIL'S ROCK (Morrow, $25.99, available later this month).
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Held in the couture salons, which were painted white splashed with gold for the occasion, and set to the hip tones of a string quintet, the designers riffed on the Bar silhouette with airy organza volumes and gently tailored curves, adding a lightness of being to the traditional signature.
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How often those of us who write about politics subsequently riffed off those adjectives — so often that editors would strike them from our copy, telling us that they had been utterly played out, that they had tumbled from the realm of the descriptive into the dustbin of the clichéd.
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Of course, the idea that it is wrong for men to treat women like pieces of meat is a familiar concept, albeit one that bears repeating—Lady Gaga riffed on this notion when she wore a dress made out of raw beef to the 2010 MTV Music Video Awards.
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Khan could've easily riffed on her own romantic history and her own disillusionment with fairytale romance; Hynes could've built much of the album around his personal experience with police brutality, a 2014 assault at the hands of Lollapalooza security guards that left him performing in crutches and a knee brace.
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That campaign paid off handsomely in the best picture nominations of Black Panther, a futuristic vision of unapologetic black excellence that smashed box office records and myths about commercial viability for black movies, and BlacKKKlansman, which riffed on both the political climate of the Black Power era and the post-Charlottesville contemporary moment.
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Instead, global power brokers like French President Emmanuel Macron, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Angela Merkel strode out one-by-one on to the stage of the U.N. General Assembly in New York and for the most part riffed on the same blandly inoffensive principles: Climate change is definitely happening.
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Like West or Bieber's merch that also riffed on predominantly white subcultures like heavy metal or skateboarding, Timberlake and Preston were clearly inspired by the clothing worn in predominantly white spaces, like hunting lodges, Nascar tailgating — the kind of ambiguous athletic logos you might find for sale at service stations or big-box stores.
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I don't know if you watched Chappelle's Show, but he had that skit about Tupac, [which riffed on the idea] that his lyrics were so ahead of his time that people thought he was still alive—he seemed to be commenting on stuff that was so current that he couldn't have passed away several years ago.
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Over the course of an hour he divulged some secrets (the next video to drop will be "Kill4Me" which will again star bosom buddy Johnny Depp) and we riffed on the cinematic flow of his new album Heaven Upside Down, superstition, the validity of the moon landing, astrological phenomenon, and whether or not he sleeps in his makeup.
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For their part, Janeites riffed off Jane Austen's written work, which they made supremely accessible to Austen readers without advanced degrees by creating indices, committing passages to memory, reenacting scenes, anatomizing the film adaptations, and extending the novels with fan fiction in which they, real people, interact with Darcy and Bingley and Knightley and all the rest.
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From its beginning in the 1980s comic books created by Chris Claremont and John Byrne, the saga has come to life in the 1990s animated series, teased in the X-men: Evolutions animated series, riffed on in the Wolverine and the X-Men animated series, and brought to the big screen in X-Men: The Last Stand.
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The designer Joseph Altuzarra riffed on the threesome of python and gingham and cherries-on-the-stem — sophistication and innocence and the fall from grace — and transformed it into grown-up bombshell dressing via the frame of a pencil skirt, tailored jacket, bias-cut slip and off-the-shoulder sweater dress, all in shades of sky blue, sunshine yellow, pink and red.
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" Amid a smattering of line-treading Jewish jokes ("This is something Jews have known for centuries," he riffed) and a revisionist reading of Matthew 19:24—the verse that says it's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get to heaven—Myers told the audience that gold was good because it represented "the value you've brought to humanity.
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As chronicled by The Wall Street Journal, Neumann's peccadillos included smoking weed on a private jet flight to Israel from the U.S., freaking out the plane's owner; firing seven percent of his staff, then bringing in Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC and drinking tequila with the remaining employees; and flying senior employees to a summer camp where he riffed about solving the problem of orphans and eradicating world hunger.
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And Johnny Coca at Mulberry riffed on workwear — buttoned-up, slightly lumpen, strangely interesting (well, his stylist was Lotta Volkova of Vetements fame) — at his sophomore outing for the brand, notably less tied to British cliché than the first, replete with culottes and slouchy shirting in schoolboy stripes or sparkling paisley, reflective lamé and velvet in traffic-cone-bright colors, and broad-shouldered frocks ready to carry the weight of the world on their ruffles.
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Saint Laurent's Anthony Vaccarello veiled breasts with a panel of gauze in a velvet dress that originated in an identical style in Yves Saint Laurent's fall 1992 haute couture collection; Julien Dossena of Paco Rabanne used that label's still-futuristic-looking metal mesh alongside chain-linked constructions directly drawn from 1967 designs; and Maria Grazia Chiuri riffed on Christian Dior's penchant for navy blue, offering another iteration of the label's signature curvaceous suit jacket.
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Calling doctors the "eyes and ears of the regime," and specifically citing Pittman's article, Limbaugh bloviated: "Now if your doctor thinks that you're a wacko, they gotta call the FBI," and riffed on from there, doing his best to sow as much mistrust in the medical profession as with the President Rachel Seeger, a public affairs adviser in the HHS Office for Civil Rights, told me that the HHS had made an effort to prevent this misconception.
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He also took aim at Holder's comments at a campaign event earlier this month where the former Obama administration attorney general riffed on former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE's "when they go low, we go high" catch phrase.
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Years spent cultivating and maintaining his fan base at increasingly influential comic book conventions made the actor an iconic figure in fandom, and he riffed on himself on both the small and big screen, establishing a thriving career as a voiceover artist while landing cameos in productions including Drop Dead Gorgeous, the Goosebumps TV series, The Adventures of Pete and Pete, The Ben Stiller Show, 30 Rock and The Big Bang Theory and, most notably, as Mayor Adam West on Seth MacFarlane's Family Guy.
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Instead Žižek free-wheeled and riffed around a variety of hazily related ideas: the Chinese social model as a synthesis of tyranny and capitalism; how belief in God or a higher project or morality allows men to do the evilest things; the occasional Himmler quote; how happiness should never be a goal; the coming ecological crisis that may also not happen because Europe has more forest than ever now; the scourge of political correctness as a sign of the weakness on the left; the cowardice of optimism and insurmountable inner evil of man.
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McKinnon — who's played everyone from former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE to former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE on "SNL" — then riffed on one of Williamson's more memorable lines from the debate.
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