In most of these pieces, wry wit rubs shoulders with seriousness.
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Zimouche also rubs shoulders with some of the biggest stars in world football.
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After all, it's nice to imagine a world where Xenakis rubs shoulders with Zayn Malik.
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They often see Dr. Larry Kwan, a Stanford Health general physician who rubs shoulders with workers in the cafeteria and company gym.
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Thanks to his legendary status in fashion, Armani often rubs shoulders with celebrities and the elites of Hollywood, the fashion world, and sports.
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He's designed a shoe with Nike, rubs shoulders with his BFF Aziz Ansari, and even hosted the first season of The Mind of Chef.
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Black-ish starlet Yara Shahidi has built her own fame from the ground up and now rubs shoulders with celebrities at places like the Emmys and the VMAs.
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Complex structures are erected in which, for example, lemon curd gently rubs shoulders with a red-fruit mousse nestled on a spiced sponge, the entire glorious creation coated with a mirrorlike glaze.
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The irony isn't lost on the director Michael Sturminger, whose modern-dress staging, unveiled last year, is filled with the sort of smartly dressed people one rubs shoulders with in the audience.
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Cameroon's Pygmies are among its most discriminated against minorities, but at the fee-paying College Vogt in Yaounde, Emmanuel rubs shoulders with the sons of government ministers and the scions of high society.
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A modern new wing now rubs shoulders with the hotel's original belle époque facade, which is still a stunning entryway to the gleaming lobby, awash in polished black marble and futuristic bronze fixtures.
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As Snapchat's user base and valuation continued to swell, Spiegel quickly became a bona fide celebrity in the worlds of tech and media, and he regularly rubs shoulders with A-listers and celebrities.
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In the court's prison, in The Hague's seaside suburb of Scheveningen, he rubs shoulders with suspects including former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo and fellow Congolese Germain Katanga, who is appealing his war crimes conviction.
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Hikind founded a group called Americans Against Antisemitism and largely rubs shoulders online with right-wing media types that obsessively criticize "The Squad" of freshmen Democratic congresswomen of which Ocasio-Cortez is a part.
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The 19-year-old daughter of Lionel Richie rubs shoulders with all the famous teens and twentysomethings (okay, and 30-somethings) of Hollywood, but she always seems to be the one getting the harshest criticism, despite her often crystal clear intentions.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.Chino Amobi rubs shoulders with Satan-obsessed 353s rock'n'roll outcasts The Louvin Brothers; Mr Mitch sits next to avant-saxophonist Colin Stetson; Dubplates & Mastering's engineering maestro Rashad Becker finds himself queuing up for a beer next to The Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
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At the annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, she rubs shoulders with elite solvers of the world, doing her level best to hold her own; aboard a crossword themed cruise, she picks the brains of the enthusiasts whose idea of a good time is a week on the high seas with nothing but crosswords to do; and, visiting the home and office of Will Shortz, New York Times crossword puzzle editor and NPR's official 'Puzzlemaster,' she goes behind the scenes to see for herself how the world's gold standard of puzzles is made.
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After a semifinal loss in overtime against SU Agen, he made a request for a sport transfer, and then joined RC Narbonne. He played three seasons in the Aude club, during which he won a national selection with the France B team, and reached the semi-final of the national championship in 1964. He rubs shoulders with the Spanghero brothers during their debut. After an elimination in the round of 32 in 1965, Darbos chose to return to his training club.
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Kleine, already a successful film distributor, was involved only a short time but it was a profitable investment for him as his partners were soon successful enough to buy out his shares at a considerable premium. The company began operations from a small office in a loft building at 131 West 24th Street in New York City.Yarrow, Andrew L. "Chelsea: Where the Avante-Garde Rubs Shoulders With Old New York" New York Times (October 16, 1987) The partners were able to lure general manager and director Sidney Olcott away from Biograph. Olcoltt eventually became the Kalem Company's president and was rewarded with one share of its stock.
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Miller's traditional core, The Grandlake Historic District, between Lake Street and Grand Boulevard, is home to Miller's oldest homes and civil structures, many built during the period of Miller's political independence such as Miller Town Hall and Miller School. The northern part of Miller Beach is chiefly residential and surrounded entirely by national parkland. At the far northeast corner, along County Line Road, Miller's most expensive development, East Edge, rubs shoulders with the Miller Village apartment complex. West of Miller's downtown is another multi- block apartment complex, Duneland Village, containing a small baseball park, the 3.47-acre Gibson Fields, home field of Miller Little League for generations.
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There he renewed his friendship with Molière, whose theatrical troop was performing for the Estates. Back in Paris by late 1652, d'Assoucy reminded Louis XIV of the position he had once held in the royal music, collected what was due on his pension, and played occasionally for the king. He was also composing and publishing songs, giving lessons on the lute and theorbo, and writing poems, among them the Ravissement de Proserpine (April 1653). In 1655, d'Assoucy began over a decade of wandering that he recounted in his Rimes redoublées and in his two-volume Aventures des voyages du Sieur d'Assoucy where fact rubs shoulders with hyperbole and, perhaps, outright fiction.
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With his exhibition Him too? ... A Chronicle of a Cultural Obsession, Oz Almog confronts visitors with the question as to what Anne Frank and Jesus, Bob Dylan and Fred Astaire, Mr. Spock and Albert Einstein, Frida Kahlo and Madeleine Albright could possibly have in common. In more than 400 small size oil portraits, each accompanied by a short biography, Oz Almog features flamboyant heroes and anti-heroes whose only common denomination is their Jewish origin: names like Baruch Spinoza, Jack Ruby, Bob Dylan and Rosa Luxemburg. Showing the opposite to the racist anthropologists image of the Jewish Face and underling the diversity, Almog selected the personalities portrayed from the Bible, Myth and Heroic tales, Nobel laureates, politicians and soldiers, humanists, Hollywood celebrities, saints, freaks, gangsters and murderers – people who made history.Albert Einstein rubs shoulders with fashion designer Ralph Lauren, sex symbol Hedy Lamarr with the writer Franz Kafka, actress Winona Ryder with Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, film director Stanley Kubrick with gangster Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel, Meyer Lansky with rock musicians Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and Lenny Kravitz.
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Media and political pressure led to the body of M. Larry Lawrence, a former United States Ambassador to Switzerland, to be exhumed at Arlington and reinterred at another location.Arlington Claims 'Just Not True' CNN November 21, 1997 "The current issue of Insight magazine, which is owned by the conservative Washington Times, says in a thinly sourced article, 'Clinton and Co. may have "sold" not only burial plots for recently deceased but also future rights.'"CNN, Arlington Controversy Stirs Again, Dec. 4, 1997CNN, Arlington Controversy Continues, Dec. 11, 1997 Contributors include Arnold Beichman, Arnaud de Borchgrave, Frank Gaffney, Jr. and Lew Rockwell. In 1998 CNN reported that Insight "created a stir" when Paula Jones, who had filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton, was the magazine's guest at the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner where Clinton spoke.Paula Jones Rubs Shoulders With Washington Elite At Dinner CNN April 25, 1998 "A guest of Insight magazine, Jones entered the dining room holding the hands of the security guards who guided her to the table." In 1999 Insight criticized Project Megiddo, an FBI report on possible right-wing terrorism predicted for the year 2000.
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