Justin Bieber shamelessly shared a pretty cheeky photo over the weekend, and Bette Midler shamelessly offered up her opinion.
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Mic shamelessly built its brand by exploiting Tumblr's politics while BuzzFeed shamelessly built its brand by piggybacking off Tumblr's content.
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And they were all shamelessly released right before Oscar season.
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Many Chinese and other Asian airlines shamelessly exploit female sexuality.
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Other presidents, like Bill Clinton, have lied shamelessly as well.
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"Love" is, of course, sultry and slow and shamelessly cinematic.
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They "double down" on the lie as shamelessly as possible.
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He shamelessly invents and promotes outlandlish and invidious conspiracy tales.
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I shamelessly use them for doggy daycare on a daily basis.
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Most men will stare, shamelessly, with a dull expression of disbelief.
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"It is real ice cream on real books," they said shamelessly.
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That recipe includes "flavors that shamelessly appeal to kids," Durbin said.
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They loved flesh, which Rodin sensualized and Renoir prettified, both shamelessly.
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He shamelessly blocked a justice reform package in the Obama era.
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"It tells you just how shamelessly racist he is," Navarro asserted.
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The victorious ruling party then subsequently plays shamelessly to its base.
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And whether or not he exploited them as shamelessly as Mrs.
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In a political-debate routine, two buffoonish candidates pander shamelessly and hilariously.
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I'll excuse your double-take, because Huawei is shamelessly copying Apple here.
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Famed gangsters like John Gotti did it shamelessly, strutting like a peacock.
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I recently found myself shamelessly staring at a girl on the subway.
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Created by—or at least shamelessly propped up by—the advertising industry.
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A number of Android phone-makers have copied Apple's design fairly shamelessly.
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Remember how Instagram shamelessly injected Snapchat Stories into its service last month?
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He's shamelessly stolen my brand, and I'm afraid he must be stopped.
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Byford said that he has been "shamelessly" exploiting each new infrastructure fiasco.
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The kid had already been spoiled shamelessly during our two-week stay.
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When the "Ghostbusters" scientists shamelessly hit on Mr. Hemsworth, it strains credulity.
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Maria is voluble, shamelessly melodramatic, the heroine of her own private opera.
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"They accuse me of generating violence, lying shamelessly," Mesa said to applause.
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I saw at least 10 people shamelessly shooting heroin into their arms.
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The Fast & Furious franchise is full of countless moments where shamelessly over-the-top pathos is saved by tongue-in-cheek whimsey, and where shamelessly ludicrous plots are saved by the film's appeal to heartwarming (found) family values.
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After shamelessly manhandling my concoction for several minutes, a forest starts to appear.
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But even by Peruvian standards, Ms. Villarán's vice-presidential run is shamelessly opportunistic.
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Is Spacey, shamelessly, trying to shift the focus of an international news story?
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The other 90 percent is a mix of utterly pedestrian and shamelessly prurient.
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That level of self-obsession and individualism is shamelessly embraced in our culture.
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"Even on my team, I shamelessly force people to wear color," Lak said.
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And she shamelessly used me and our mutual friends to make that happen.
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Toby (Chris Sullivan) and Kate flirt shamelessly, and we are all for it.
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On the OnePlus 5, the company shamelessly ripped off the iPhone's Portrait Mode.
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The most surprising thing about this episode was how shamelessly political it got.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey was shamelessly, almost sordidly, political, trading on Sept.
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I'll shamelessly admit that I've listened to "TRAP QUEEN" at least 1,738 times.
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The film, directed by Johannes Roberts, shamelessly lifts from several better horror movies.
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My free moments are spent shamelessly bingeing movies and oh-so-many shows.
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But its triumphant revenge narrative manages to balance out such shamelessly manipulative elements.
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I realized that memory-making was being shamelessly engineered, but I happily succumbed.
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They're a chance to shamelessly rage and — according to the guys' father — ruin everything.
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It's always funny to watch someone shamelessly enjoy something they're not supposed to enjoy.
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I think she's like the most authentic celebrity out there, and so shamelessly herself.
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But he loves to talk in shamelessly sentimental terms about pride in one's country.
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This admittedly more joyful tune shamelessly cribs from the recent Kanye West reverse track.
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In their own statements, many members shamelessly repeat talking points provided by industry lobbyists.
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We quickly learned that anonymity emboldened people to share their more malicious opinions shamelessly.
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Pelosi, however, is shamelessly talking about a very different use of the subpoena power.
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Trump wears it shamelessly, but not so well that you can't see through it.
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So I started shamelessly talking to them about our budget any chance I got.
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But many critics countered that he had appropriated his own work shamelessly for decades.
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Here's a new one that I would not hesitate to shamelessly call my own.
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Holder in 2013, are shamelessly weakening voter registration, ballot access and ballot-counting procedures.
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Ellie Kemper was understandably enthusiastic to play with — and lie shamelessly about — some puppies.
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Either Google is shamelessly lying here, or people have misunderstood what's actually going on.
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The City Council passed the head tax, then shamelessly repealed it a few days later.
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Candidates have shamelessly played on people's fears for as far back as I can recall.
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Unfortunately, however, the response wasn't all positive: Online trolls shamelessly denigrated Fisher for her appearance.
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Shamelessly giving into one's desire to be filmed has become completely acceptable in our society.
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There's also a narrative twist that's unexpected and clever, but pretty shamelessly manipulative as well.
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What BoxMaker does is shamelessly grab Mario Maker's distinctly unique user interface for building levels.
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Scroll through Twitter and you'll see people shamelessly bring up Hitler and Nazis essentially unprovoked.
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What the hell is she doing in a show that so shamelessly promotes fat-shaming?
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Phil is one of the few people in the world who shamelessly enjoys this musical.
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She blames "Big Pharma," doctors, and drug dealers for shamelessly perpetuating the cycle of addiction.
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The trick is shamelessly manipulative, but it lends the movie an ominousness that's powerfully magnetic.
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"Few would have believed that we could see New Yorkers shamelessly parading for segregation," Rev.
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So let's get back to the anti-abortion bill that Murphy was so shamelessly supporting.
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Well, I ask you … The title of this exhibition is ridiculous, of course, shamelessly so.
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"We're obnoxious, we're pretentious, we know that, but we love our food shamelessly," Tober said.
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" His art-school graduation piece, in 2001, was a shamelessly theatrical bonbon called "The Opera.
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I made "In The Trap" in 63 when I was shamelessly listening to Drake a lot.
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The company's tactics of buying up any would-be competitors and shamelessly copying rivals' features work.
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So far, we've seen Facebook shamelessly clone Stories inside of nearly all of its big apps.
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"They are suppressing it very blatantly and very shamelessly," said Roma Malik, a tribal rights activist.
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The program is thus suggesting that it is okay to shamelessly to assess a person's body.
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So the new video for "Easy," a shamelessly catchy standout from the record, fits in nicely.
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He told amusing stories about his life and the show while shamelessly plugging his other projects.
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O.K., fine, he ridicules war heroes, berates infants and fantasizes shamelessly about dating his own daughter.
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It's sultry and sweet and so shamelessly, apocalyptically romantic that its chorus is laced with gunshots.
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They ignore his pattern of obstructing Congress and how he places himself shamelessly above the law.
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While Trump panders shamelessly to populist sentiment, Bloomberg doesn't have a populist bone in his body.
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In 2015 and every year since, celebrities and famous attendees have shamelessly violated the no-selfie ordinance.
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Style doesn't come easy, but who says you can't shamelessly immitate the style of your favourite newlyweds?
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The performer shamelessly peeked at his hand, where he had the words to the iconic song scribbled.
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Throughout his life Trump has abused norms, exploited others, and acted shamelessly, and gotten away with it.
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It instantly gives this handset a playful and unique (at least until someone shamelessly copies it) character.
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Behind the buff exterior of this dude running for president lies a man shamelessly obsessed with puns.
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Find the humor and levity in every situation and enjoy a night of flirting shamelessly with strangers!
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Not to shamelessly objectify a talented human being or anything, but John Legend is a handsome man.
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Do you shamelessly take advantage of your parents' place, converting it into your own personal storage unit?
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I shamelessly listened to it on repeat for the entire 15-minute duration of the bike ride.
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He told CNBC via phone that he was "shamelessly using Brexit" to spook sellers into taking offers.
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Instead of shamelessly milking historical bloodshed, the development team has taken a different route with Battlefield 13.
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Don't mind me while I shamelessly plug my app to anyone reading the comments on this tweet.
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Male or female, shamefully or shamelessly depicted, at first blush the clips seem to run the gamut.
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In Vladimir Putin's Kremlin, lying — willfully, methodically, shamelessly — is the default response to any accusations of wrongdoing.
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This is a lot, coming from me: a shamelessly biased Warriors fan who grew up in Oakland.
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But Joyce J. Scott's art — angry, raucous and shamelessly gorgeous — proves just how sharp glass can get.
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"It's demeaning to the presidency to see Trump profiting so shamelessly off of his office," he said.
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Now, he, along with Governor Cuomo, another clueless one in New York, are also shamelessly politicizing this attack.
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And so when someone catches a glimpse of your nipples, they assume you're shamelessly placing yourself on display.
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This means there are hot lights to be shamelessly stalked and original glazed doughnuts to be salivated over.
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They have been accused of shamelessly profiting off the ongoing opioid epidemic—a crisis they themselves helped spark.
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Borrowing liberally from Periscope Fortunately, Periscope had already solved these problems, and Facebook has shamelessly adopted its solutions.
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And no state has a chief justice as shamelessly recalcitrant as the cartoon character known as Roy Moore.
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In drawing the new map, North Carolina Republicans shamelessly flaunted their intent to maximize and secure their seats.
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Expect to hear cuts from the album, which, by his own admission, is shamelessly indebted to Stevie Wonder.
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"Pray for our Kurdish allies who have been shamelessly abandoned by the Trump Administration," Graham tweeted last Wednesday.
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How can we have a trading system if shamelessly sidestepping the rules that govern it is this easy?
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Under Facebook, Instagram shamelessly ripped off Snapchat's Stories format, which has had drastic, negative impacts on Snap's business.
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Requiem just relishes so shamelessly in its depravity that it's not only exploitative and distasteful, it's pure posing.
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While Republicans and Democrats both gerrymander, there is no doubt that Republicans do it more and more shamelessly.
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The case could be a template for further electoral mischief, boosted now by a shamelessly politicized Justice Department.
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When a toxic personality combines with an ability to lie shamelessly, as with Trump, It's even more exciting.
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His comedy panders shamelessly, but he is hardly the first entertainer in Las Vegas to commit this sin.
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The rule of law must mean more than shamelessly exposing the misdeeds of those charged with law enforcement.
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However, this hasn't stopped our so-called esteemed congress members from shamelessly getting in on the psychological analysis.
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The manuscript that Random House published was, depending on your perspective, either entertainingly insightful or shamelessly self-aggrandizing.
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Every Android phone maker at IFA 2018 seems to be shamelessly copying the iPhone X. Every company except Sony.
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Throughout his career, Avicii has been so shamelessly commercial that it almost feels like a parody of selling out.
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If Zuckerberg took a deeper look into the trucking industry he'd find a world that shamelessly abuses its employees.
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The National Union of Journalists denounced the "shamelessly manipulated charge" as an "act of persecution by a bully government".
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My team and I work so hard to make these beautiful pieces and you rip them off so shamelessly.
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Now we know that Andrew learned to lie so shamelessly from his father, whose entire life was a con.
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Just because Samsung has a history of shamelessly copying Apple's strategies doesn't mean that it's doing that with Tizen.
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In this season's fifth episode, "Road Trip," Tracey shamelessly invites herself on Candice's trip to visit her boyfriend's family.
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Most of Sharma's best lines are too profane to print; Maya's narration is crude, unsettling and often shamelessly sexy.
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The article attempts to define what makes our Thanksgiving ritual unique, while ridiculing us for shamelessly copying their event.
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"I've been 10 years without underwear," Chuck shamelessly said to Jimmy Fallon on Thursday's episode of the 'Tonight Show.
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It voted in 2016 on make-believe shamelessly peddled by the likes of the former foreign secretary Boris Johnson.
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Peter SamtonNew York To the Editor: President Trump shamelessly never misses an opportunity to promote himself, crisis or not.
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Enemy of Niceness V. Putin perseveres in his campaign to shamelessly gush over naïve rookie U.S. President D. Trump.
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At least, it was on my Facebook page, where I shamelessly posted screenshots of her best emoji-filled texts.
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President Trump's critics, including those who shamelessly lied to the American public to sell this deal, will cry foul.
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He studied Japanese, played basketball and flirted shamelessly with every female nurse he came into contact with at Kosair.
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Furthermore, on more than one occasion, I caught myself shamelessly admiring the unexpected swole-ness of my new Nerdstrong body.
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But, above all, it's Greenman's autobiography of an obsessive fandom, shamelessly and honestly colored by the author's own emotional responses.
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And last but not least, this kid clearly knows how to shamelessly self-promote in the most adorable way possible.
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Other than copying Apple shamelessly, Noa has managed to pull together a pretty nice spec sheet for its new device.
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Duff shared a pouty photo of herself in bed with Walsh, who is fast-asleep and shamelessly cuddling another girl.
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I have seen dozens of similar conflicts in the past few months and admit to shamelessly engaging in some myself.
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Ben & Jerry's has given us four more reasons to shamelessly devour a full pint of ice cream in one sitting.
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"The Taliban shamelessly claim credit for the attack on civilians and they're proud of it," he said in a statement.
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The sequel to Neighbors might be about a sorority, but thankfully, it is still dedicated to shamelessly objectifying Zac Efron.
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The parents were heartbroken by congressional members who sympathized with them and then shamelessly ducked the issue of gun safety.
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We encounter a "shamelessly phallic" television tower in Prague and a showpiece of "Stalinoid angry-yet-maternal womanhood" in Warsaw.
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House Republicans even used their positions on the Committee to pad their campaign coffers and shamelessly advance their political careers.
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They can either ignore it and stick to business as usual, or they can shamelessly embrace their newly imbued status.
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Donald Trump says a lot of things that aren't true, often shamelessly so, and it's tempting to call him a liar.
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And most often, you roll off the couch and to the store feeling frumpy while shamelessly wearing your old college sweatpants.
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And this isn't just a symbolic or shamelessly over-the-top gesture; the flavors actually are actually so harmonious when combined.
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Amazon had a breakout hit with Echo, and Google has shamelessly copied the concept with its new pear-shaped Home speaker.
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CNN host Jake Tapper on Monday said the State Department is "shamelessly" advertising President Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.
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This incredible rebound in support for the ACA comes despite eight years of Republicans in Congress shamelessly trying to sabotage it.
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He also shamelessly peddles his email newsletter in hopes it will serve as a gateway drug to subscribe to The Times.
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Despite how shamelessly I love it, I'm not dragging my friends along every week or anything — again, this is my hour.
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And most recently, Teigen shamelessly shared the power of her postpartum body, which had her actually busting out of her dress.
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I've been known to shamelessly wear 10 of these clear circles at a time, covering each spot I'm tempted to pick.
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Throughout his business and political careers, Donald Trump has had an important advantage: He is willing to lie, frequently and shamelessly.
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I am late to start the series, but am now shamelessly addicted and mentally kicking myself for not starting it sooner.
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They ripped off and distorted Native American dress, customs, and cultures as shamelessly as Instagramming white girls in headdress at Coachella.
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Despite Schnatter's firing for shamelessly using the n-word -- he says he's a fan of Shaq getting involved ... with a caveat.
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His saving graces included limitless curiosity, resilience and joie de vivre, as he bounced shamelessly from one misadventure to the next.
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Twitter user TropicanaMaia posted these pictures of one nosy rider shamelessly using the his fellow passengers' phones as his own personal entertainment.
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"ZANU-PF is shamelessly trying to steal the election by using ZEC," Costa Machingauta, an MDC member of parliament told the crowd.
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It wasn't the first, nor the last time I saw a doctor be bribed or shamelessly lie to a patient like that.
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And so, seeing these new movies and their creators shamelessly claim the spotlight, it feels like it's been a long time coming.
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The app, which shamelessly ranks its users' desirability, can even, at its worst, go so far as to be blatantly disability-shaming.
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There are points where Pruitt came across both as patently unqualified and shamelessly unethical, particularly when he refused to answer simple questions.
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His callous refusal to accept even basic facts when shamelessly trolling for the position of prime minister by shilling Brexit was awful.
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To understand Goldstone and Trump's alleged collusion, you need to look no further than Goldstone's shamelessly public Facebook account and Instagram history.
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The recent streak of fast-fashion behemoths shamelessly cribbing the work of indie designers and artists shows no signs of waning, unfortunately.
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Girls Trip by Michael D. Lee was another one of those shamelessly black films to remix something old to make it new.
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"AK shamelessly used the parallel-state threat to hide its own wrongdoings," says Mustafa Akyol, a commentator once close to the Gulenists.
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Woodrow Wilson was a deeply, shamelessly bigoted man, perhaps more so than even the typical Southerner of his time, especially educated ones.
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There's a dancing baby Groot in the Guardians one that is shamelessly adorable, though, if you're looking for that sweet, sweet sap.
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Well, it only took about 10 minutes for a shamelessly sexist comment to be made onstage at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards.
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Yet there was Boris Johnson on his hotel television, shamelessly declaring that Britain's payments to the European Union subsidized bullfights in Spain.
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" With "their boundless amiability, impeccable activity and angelic faces," he said, "they shamelessly conceal a vicious wolf ready to devour innocent souls.
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A fortune-hunter, Anatol is a cad who seduces (and impregnates) Erika the night he arrives, then shamelessly courts the smitten Vanessa.
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Mayweather is a confirmed creep, but now he is shamelessly tarnishing his sport's reputation for the naked greed of another monster payday.
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"We can no longer be restricted by the treaty while Russia shamelessly violates it," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, above, said Friday.
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Breton's commentary sums up much of Surrealism's chauvinism and pompousness, as it shamelessly coopted another's culture and regarded women artists as muses.
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Thankfully there was an instant bond over old-school gaming, John Hughes movies, and a shared desire to make shamelessly funny commercial films.
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But of course we're shamelessly smug about the fact that we were already big fans of Colman way before Hollywood got on board.
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Warren appeared to use her depth of knowledge to answer the questions instead of shamelessly bridging to a recitation of her past accomplishments.
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So take advantage of this ridiculously generous holiday offer from Hulu and shamelessly fuel your binge-watching season for less than a buck.
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"Republicans are an embarrassment," she wrote, not hiding her disgust with the president's allies, who she said were shamelessly "slobbering" all over him.
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But thanks to the shamelessly biased drawing of the constituencies, that was enough to secure it 60% of the 0003 seats in parliament.
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Macaulay Culkin wants to make another big splash in Hollywood -- and he's shamelessly, and publicly, lobbying J.K. Rowling to help him do it.
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At a Mississippi rally on Tuesday, Trump shamelessly ridiculed Christine Blasey Ford's credible Senate testimony against his Supreme Court Brett pick Brett Kavanaugh.
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And here's Ann, passionately fired up to take down Kamoshida, dressed like a shamelessly provocative late arrival at a parents-away Halloween party.
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At his best, his gonzo style of critical prose was righteous and groundbreaking, and created a template shamelessly mimicked by countless wannabe critics.
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And some reflect bad faith: politicians in the previous government leant shamelessly on public banks to supply money to their cronies in business.
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He then wasted no time shamelessly begging us to watch his new show Grandfathered, in which he is once again dealing with children.
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If prosecutors' assessment of Cohen as shamelessly selfserving was accurate, there is little doubt Cohen made other clandestine recordings of his old boss.
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In court, Wim has suggested that Astrid was always obsessed with money and fame, and that she is shamelessly exploiting her family's story.
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"Often behind their boundless amiability, impeccable activity and angelic faces, they shamelessly conceal a vicious wolf ready to devour innocent souls," he said.
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There is a canard that gets shamelessly trotted out by some proponents of criminal justice reform and it is deleterious to the movement.
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Some times it is done openly and shamelessly; other times, it plays like background music coloring what seems like more high-minded debate.
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The track is the latest in an increasingly popular — and shamelessly displeasurable — goof we're calling, for lack of a better term, the technical meme.
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At social hour two hours later, the catering is on point and I shamelessly grab food and leave it on my desk for later.
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In the wake of what happened at Pulse in Orlando, I feel much more into shamelessly and actively supporting other artists at this level.
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Brynn Cameron has filed a palimony lawsuit against her baby daddy, Blake Griffin, claiming he shamelessly abandoned her and their children for Kendall Jenner.
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Amber Rose is a "queen slut" for shamelessly trying to cash in on her Slut Walk ... so says "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Benzino.
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What is unusual is an established tech company coming out and shamelessly boasting about how it made an iPhone X clone that runs Android.
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Even worse, Caiola says the people making the copycat game are shamelessly capitalizing on the success of his game, and cutting into his sales.
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It's shamelessly good fun, stumbling from its heavy metal roots ("Scattered", "Eye on You") all the way down to its thrashy punk core ("Whip").
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But in my loneliest moments, my imagination would go wild, playing and replaying a narrative shamelessly inspired by the "best friends turned lovers" cliche.
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She's marvelous in this episode, flirting shamelessly with Tom Yates from her deathbed and wistfully showing Claire the baby teeth she saved for her.
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Power Trip's visceral Nightmare Logic will have you launching your body into the nearest crowd ASAP, shamelessly surfing all the way into the apocalypse.
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Like Tevas, fleeces, and bucket hats, the fanny packs' renewed trendiness seems like a fortuitous front, behind which we can shamelessly enjoy their functionality.
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I search for them casually in print and online, and relentlessly, determinedly and often shamelessly when I'm out, whether close to home or traveling.
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But he gave a true glimpse of how desperately he needs to feel special and how shamelessly he'll recast history to make that happen.
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And I take the election of a man who built his campaign on anti-immigration rhetoric — while shamelessly embracing racism and misogyny — very personally.
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The series fishes through the Pearsons' lives for heartbreaking, heart-filling moments, shamelessly but effectively, like an extremely well-produced Facebook moments slide show.
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We're human after all, which means most of the time we're shamelessly stubborn and independent in the hopes of appearing strong and put-together.
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But here's the part where we shamelessly ask for you, dear reader, to help us bring home all of those shiny, glorious little springs.
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We pop some popcorn, then pop the bubbly and shamelessly judge the outfits of famous people while we sit in our sweatpants, stuffing our faces.
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There are many ways we can start preparing for spring, and one of the ways is to fully, shamelessly, immerse ourselves in everything cherry blossom.
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Somehow in the cynical, post-ironic kaleidoscope of the internet, nothing has become funnier than a puffed-up rage-goblin shamelessly, bumblingly, misleading the public.
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Regardless of how shamelessly you think Huawei has copied Apple's formula, it has absolutely improved on that template in a number of very important ways.
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How did we get to this place where the American president is able to lie so shamelessly and so casually without any tangible political consequences?
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But the flip side, what may have helped give "Idol" broad appeal and longevity, was that it was also a shamelessly gushy celebration of talent.
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For every shamelessly graphic tale about staining his t-shirt with a model's asshole bleach, there is a tender homage to his wife and children.
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It was a fittingly bonkers ending for a show that was so shamelessly insane for seven seasons, and we wouldn't have it any other wAy.
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More remarkable was the way that the GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump shamelessly deployed his family to give him praise and testify to his greatness.
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DJ KHALED, an American hip-hop producer, is often criticised for shamelessly packing his songs with famous guest stars like Drake, Rihanna and Justin Bieber.
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But shamelessly self-interested and probably contrary to his real views on the EU though it is, the mayor's move is perhaps not entirely disingenuous.
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Pronouncements of coming "indictments" and that Clinton could end up in jail became — and shamelessly are still — part of Trump's repeated lies on the stump.
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Meanwhile, he and his staff shamelessly wiped Bongo clean from the gala program and proceeded with event planning, hoping to dodge responsibility for the award.
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I may shamelessly try and knock again ... on the GM door or any door if I thought it was a good thing for the business.
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Then there's the question of attitude: do you project a cool, devil-may-care attitude, or do you flirt shamelessly to make your intentions known?
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It's the constant push and pull between what TWD aspires to be and what it shamelessly falls back on when elevated storytelling gets too tough.
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The restaurant's owner, John Ramsey, surreptitiously watched as Muhammad Ali flirted shamelessly with the pretty woman, who six years earlier had become his fourth wife.
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But the biggest broadsheet (The Telegraph), the biggest midmarket paper (The Daily Mail) and the biggest tabloid (The Sun) have thrown themselves shamelessly behind Brexit.
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"Russia has jeopardized the United States's security interests and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while Russia shamelessly violates it," Pompeo said.
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The Obama administration shamelessly forced the IRS into operating like a partisan, political arm of the Democratic National Committee by taking action against conservative groups.
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And over the years, McConnell shamelessly, fluidly recalibrated his arguments based on what was more useful to him, and then his party, at that moment.
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Hugely inventive and shamelessly vulgar — her stripping nearly always ended with the extraction of sundry accessories from her privates — Narcissister is a self-identified feminist.
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When he is courtside, Drake, in his own strange way, morphs into an Everyman, shamelessly mocking Antetokounmpo when he fouls out of a critical game.
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Like her predecessor, Sean Spicer, Sanders earned a reputation for shamelessly protecting the president well before Mueller's report saw the light of day last week.
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Apple has shamelessly given its own service priority on its devices — so Siri, for example, will play music from Apple's service but not from Spotify.
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But as he so often does, the steely-eyed Serb found a way to win, defying a crowd that was shamelessly behind the underdog Austrian.
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His teammates, though, suffer from a shamelessly commercial and damply sentimental script that tries to cram too many tales of woe into a single package.
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Until that happens, the shallow discussions about money presented via monetized and sponsored YouTube video are just another way for influencers to shamelessly make money.
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It's important to note that, while disguised as "Graves" in the first Fantastic Beasts film, Grindelwald shamelessly lies to Credence in order to exploit him.
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There, in a storefront made to look like a studio apartment, you can shamelessly watch Brooklyn street artist RAE painting, sleeping, or just sitting around.
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But with no brush in sight, the star made do with what she had on hand — a plastic fork — and shamelessly combed it through her hair.
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Considering the fact that people actually have Instagram-driven travel aspirations (I shamelessly include myself in that group, btw), I'd say this really is peak #TravelGoals.
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This robust activity comes with its own characteristics, chiefly arising from Africa's substantial informal economy (which, as a side note, is shamelessly exploited by developed countries).
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To me it seems just as possible that the separate companies will compete on platform integrity, generating useful new solutions for the others to shamelessly copy.
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Characteristically, he used it to stroke his own ego, to spike the football after an acquittal and to shamelessly and menacingly attack and insult both Sen.
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But some decided in the aftermath of the firing that it was more important to shamelessly use this opportunity to demonstrate their loyalty to the president.
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It's tacky, and shamelessly so, like an Italian restaurant trying to recreate the feel of the Campidoglio with lots of stone-effect paint and plastic ivy.
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Pixel Titans' FPS is shamelessly in thrall to DOOM and Quake, and designed first and foremost for the PC market, mouse-and-keys over control pads.
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This would have been progress, had the show not gone on to shamelessly exploit the incident as a plot line in an effort to garner viewership.
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Twitter is the service we all want to love, but Facebook is the company that got successful by shamelessly building or buying products people actually want.
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Kickstarter campaigns shamelessly court the nostalgia market, so it's hard to say what the final game will look like, or how it will play to newcomers.
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At my first middle school, I could shamelessly parade around with my fellow nerds, wearing the same high-water, sequin-embroidered Aeropostale jeans every other day.
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These ministers who defend inequality publicly and shamelessly are now part of a government that claims to have listened to the message of this year's protests.
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" Alison Kirsch, a spokeswoman for Rainforest Action Network, said the banks' initial pledges had left "huge loopholes," which she said JPMorgan in particular was "shamelessly exploiting.
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On the other sits Kavanaugh, flanked by Graham and Trump, shamelessly insulting victims of abuse and degrading our politics because they want what they want, now.
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Getty Images The scam starts with a warning on your computer—a shamelessly fake one, often imitating a blue screen of death or a blinking malware alert.
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That guilty fascist charge, so acutely felt by New Order in the 70s and 80s, now flows shamelessly through the alt-right, finding full expression in fashwave.
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"For two years, a regular-shmegular black woman was adored for being shamelessly herself without caveats or compromises," Shamira Ibrahim said in an article for The Cut.
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If Heitkamp loses and shamelessly progressive Beto O'Rourke wins in Texas, Democrats will have to reevaluate the conventional wisdom that only moderates can win in red states.
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The waterlogged disaster movie "The Finest Hours" is a moderately gripping whoosh of nostalgia that shamelessly recycles the '50s cliché of the squeaky-clean all-American hero.
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Sadly, it probably won't come to the US—not least because of the legal problems it would probably face for shamelessly ripping companies like Apple and Samsung.
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Imagine, rather, a multitudinous intensity of polarities, polarities piled shamelessly upon polarities to comprise not a company of players, but this single existence, this theatre of one.
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Like many millennials, Robert Mugabe junior and Bellarmine, his younger brother, shamelessly chronicle their days (and late nights) on Instagram, a social-media site for sharing pictures.
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Snapchat still deserves the credit for coming up with the concept, and Instagram shamelessly ripped it off back in 2016, but this year, everyone got on board.
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Lord King has produced a worthy book, but a shamelessly self-serving account of his role during the financial crisis would have been a lot more fun.
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In his proposal, he has shamelessly gerrymandered the electoral districts to be able to obtain an ample majority even with less than 20 percent of the vote.
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Advertisers are by nature the most shamelessly thirsty entities on Earth, and they know the Super Bowl is the one time you actually care about their commercials.
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I work the bar for the first two hours of the party, and flirt shamelessly with the other bartenders and cute men who come to get drinks.
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Imagine, rather, a multitudinous intensity of polarities, polarities piled shamelessly upon polarities to comprise not a company of players, but this single existence, this theater of one.
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RCA hyped Toscanini, and the media responded gratefully, some would say shamelessly: Toscanini was widely profiled and photographed, lionized and domesticated by Life and countless other publications.
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Or it could be that someone in Trump's inner circle exploited his previous claim — "I have the best words" — and used it shamelessly to embarrass the family.
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He lay there and flopped and muttered on the couch until the darkness again fell on Dromord Hill and the extent of the night shamelessly presented itself.
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There is certainly also an element here of Kondo selling products rooted in her own culture, whereas Goop shamelessly cribs from Japanese, Ayurvedic, and indigenous practices wholesale.
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It's shamelessly partial but also warmly pleasurable, partly because Mr. Linklater is an engaging and humble conversationalist who moves easily to the beat of his own soundtrack.
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Although it's not a trend the average person would rock, Regina George made a statement by shamelessly wearing her tank top after Janis Ian cut it up.
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A pox on local politicians who shamelessly lie to illegal aliens in their communities and stoke fear that cooperation with law enforcement will lead to their deportation.
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Why does anybody with just a snowflake of Norwegian blood in their veins swear by this cheap, mass-produced candy that shamelessly cashes in on national pride?
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It is disturbing to see Ms. Thompson's range and subtlety so shamelessly trashed, and to see Laura Linney's intelligence similarly abused as a lonely, frustrated do-gooder.
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Trump, armed with a con artist's willingness to lie openly and shamelessly, easily cashed in on the ignorance and gullibility of what is now the Republican base.
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"Surprisingly and shamelessly, this regime seeks the sympathy by claiming that it is in fact the one, and not the Palestinians, that is under threat," Khoshroo said.
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"This company is shamelessly trying to take financial advantage of the 'Me Too' movement," Nessel said in a public statement accompanying her office's cease-and-desist letter.
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Back in 123, Bethany Cosentino's shamelessly emotional debut record presented a world of weed, wallowing, and wishful thinking that spoke directly to a generation of young listeners.
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So I floated the idea of reusing some of the environments—and we shamelessly reused at least three or four, played through backwards and modified a little bit.
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The sun is at home in Leo, and able to carry out its normal planetary functions with grace, like providing vitality and encouraging us to shamelessly be ourselves.
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"I'm not crying now but I'll probably cry when Disney shamelessly CGI's Carrie Fisher's face into episode IX," a fan named Thug Lucas said on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Once, during an episode of Out of this World, I was alone, humping my chair shamelessly, when my father walked in to let me know dinner was ready.
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Shamelessly silly, these memes are funny mostly for being intentionally lazy, even nonsensical, which makes them good for an eyeroll, snort, and bemused repost to your own page.
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For now, the below-freezing temperatures in New York City have nothing on my plump, glowy skin... I'll just be here shamelessly faking a glow until springtime hits.
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So today, we will shamelessly collect our participation trophy and we pat ourselves on the back for stimulating the ice-cream economy every other day of the year.
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That said, it is a literal wall, and a "competing with China" angle would be the kind of shamelessly cynical ego play that just might work on Trump.
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The same sharks destroying entire economies are shamelessly heralded for their 'stewardship' as a blind eye is turned toward the havoc they wreak on millions around the world.
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So with that in mind, we decided to shamelessly exploit a bunch of folks in committed relationships, and extract the intimate details of their secret breakup contingency plans.
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Earlier this week, a fan cam video of a mother shamelessly jamming to Clarkson's 2004 hit "Since U Been Gone" alongside her son went viral on social media.
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In the past couple of years, Facebook has shamelessly ripped off some of Snapchat's most popular features, like ephemeral stories, and implemented them into Facebook properties, namely Instagram.
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And it&aposs amazing to me that Clapper continues to go on national TV and shamelessly with a straight face denies what we already know to be true.
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So, Americans: On an issue of vital international concern, your president is so easily manipulable that a close ally is shamelessly pushing his psychological buttons on national television.
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I created a Pinterest board called "Places to See," where I shamelessly pinned dream destinations the way girls pin wedding plans when they're not even in a relationship.
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But for the first time I don't feel like this finale, regardless of Negan's arrival, is going to justify how shamelessly it was constructed these past two episodes.
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Jihadis hijack the Islamic texts in pursuit of glory, narcissistically ventriloquize the supposed grievances of a billion Muslims, and shamelessly blame the blood they shed on America's sins.
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They're books that shamelessly revel in the pleasure of classic fantasy worlds, and that are also committed to examining the philosophical underpinnings that invisibly hold up those worlds.
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This is especially true for Latin America, where the Monroe Doctrine, shamelessly invoked in public by National Security Advisor John Bolton a few days ago, is generally respected.
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In a brilliant, shamelessly showy performance, these two exceptional tenors tossed off runs, roulades and fearless high Cs and Ds, all to the delight of the cheering audience.
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The realization of so much still to overcome, given all the Fergusons; given all those who shamelessly questioned whether our first black president was even American by birth.
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In Indiana and Illinois, Obama lambasted Republicans for "blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly lying" about their efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act's protections for those with preexisting conditions.
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The controls are simple and surprisingly subtle; GPs are challenging (the computer cheats shamelessly); Battle Mode is endlessly entertaining — we've definitely played 100 matches in a row before.
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Because A.L.T. is a free fan wad made of resources shamelessly ripped from other commercial games (a proud modding tradition) by outsiders, it feels like a pirate transmission.
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Floyd Mayweather's ex-GF is FURIOUS at Conor McGregor over a "trolling" stunt that mocked her domestic violence incident with Floyd ... saying he's shamelessly profiting from her pain.
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The early hours of Season 4 feature Jane her shamelessly floating a piece about her own sex life because what could possibly require less research be more interesting?
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The European Union has shown itself to be, at best, useless in the current crisis, with many of its members showing themselves to be, at best, shamelessly inconsistent.
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Don't be surprised to see some mention of private-equity-as-landlord, given Warren's argument yesterday that The Blackstone Group has profited "shamelessly" from the 2008 housing crisis.
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Here were the very public servants with whom I had to work on a daily basis shamelessly declaring the millions of dollars they had stashed under their mattresses.
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The final shot, taking place some time after the main action, seeks a character rather than follows one and is shamelessly on the nose in the allegory department.
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The Austria plan was "shamelessly against European rules, as well as being against history, against logic and against the future," Renzi said in a statement posted on his website.
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Twitter TL reaction to Ryan Owens moment:Press: how powerful and movingVeteran friends: this is gross and uncomfortable Just imagine Lincoln exploiting a soldier's death so shamelessly for partisan end.
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Once the vampires show up, Rodriguez steps in and delivers shamelessly gory drive-in movie mayhem, featuring extended guest appearances by genre picture vets Tom Savini and Fred Williamson.
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In fact, once we find said piece, there's a good chance you'll catch us shamelessly rocking it on the reg (with just a few minimal outfit tweaks, of course).
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It was embarrassing and I said as much at the time: My big problem with Android phone makers shamelessly copying the iPhone is that they make Android look bad.
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And now, he's the guy who's too cool to confirm that he dated Kate Hudson, the man whose onstage bulge we shamelessly ponder, and indubitably the sexiest Jo Bro.
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From floral trenches at Dries Van Noten to polka dot dresses at Prada, articles of clothing have gone completely and shamelessly sheer — and with that comes some practical briefs.
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Still, when someone repeats an established falsehood so directly and shamelessly, it is hard to point it out without appearing so critical of the candidate as to be partisan.
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But Trump kept expressing doubts about Obama's country of origin until late in the 2016 presidential campaign, when he shamelessly attempted to blame the entire crusade on Hillary Clinton.
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The looks Jenner was styled in were very much in line with the impossibly fancy, extravagantly chic aesthetic we knew, loved, and shamelessly tried to copy from Gossip Girl.
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"If I had a boy, I would shamelessly put him in pink and purple," she says, and she acknowledges that her child may not always identify as a girl.
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All the above makes me an unlikely adherent to what Hannity often refers to as the "unhinged Left" or "gun-grabber" attempting to shamelessly politicize the Texas church shooting.
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Mr. Rapp, whose "Red Light Winter" was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for drama, is an uncommonly prolific and profuse playwright who wallows shamelessly and happily in excess.
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Jeff Flake: Obama's tone 'is better' than Trump's "What we have not seen is politicians just blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly lying -- just making stuff up," Obama said in Miami.
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Ahead of its release, though, the group has shared a politically-charged song called "White Cops on Trial," which is a punchy track that shamelessly tackles the song's subject.
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Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates blasted President Trump on Saturday, calling him "shamelessly unpatriotic" for accepting Russian President Vlaidmir Putin's denial that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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Just last week, the utility's creditors shamelessly offered a $1 billion senior loan in exchange for a relatively tiny $300 million reduction of the utility's $9 billion in debt.
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Read These Stories Next:The Biggest Bachelor Scandals Of All TimeMeet All Of Nick Viall's 30 Potential Future WivesWatch As We Shamelessly Judge The Bachelor Contestants For Their Pop Culture Tastes
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The gold medalist slammed the U.S. Olympic Committee for failing to investigate claims of sexual abuse within USA Gymnastics, then "shamelessly taking credit" for the resignation of three board members.
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"Me-Me-Meghan Markle's shamelessly hypocritical super-woke Vogue stunt proves she cares more about promoting herself than the Royal Family or Britain," Daily Mail columnist Piers Morgan wrote Monday.
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Yes, companies like Xiaomi and Vivo keep on launching phones that feel like they're from the future, but at the same time they shamelessly copy the iPhone X's design elements.
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But one thing that sets Trump apart from the rest of the field, as Vox's Ezra Klein previously explained, is his amazing focus on shamelessly bragging and selling his message.
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What they're saying: In a statement on Thursday evening, the mission said: "Neither fabrications and disinformation campaigns nor shamelessly blaming others can change the realities," per the U.N. mission statement.
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"Over the weekend, the USOC released a statement shamelessly taking credit for a few USAG resignations (note: not fired), as though they're addressing this problem," she wrote in the statement.
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The franchise operates shamelessly in a melodramatic and binary world of good guys and bad guys, punctuating scenes with irrelevant quotes about war or machismo fluff from Bush-era neocons.
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Prosecutors sought up to 15-163/3 years in prison for the Princeton University and Harvard Law School graduate, who they said for 18 months shamelessly exploited his victims' trust.
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"Everyone had a friend who owned a pair; thus, that friend got shamelessly tagged in those memes, only growing the culture, until virtually everyone bought a pair," Wallace told Mashable.
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And the Labour candidate managed his landslide even after his opponent, the Conservative politician Zac Goldsmith, smeared him as a "radical" and shamelessly accused him of giving "oxygen" to extremists.
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The tuba concerto was paired with Gustav Holst's evergreen suite "The Planets," from which Mr. Williams (along with, to be fair, many other film composers) has shamelessly borrowed for decades.
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So your neighbors may never say hello, but they can film you taking out the trash, walking the dog, or shamelessly neglecting to scoop the poop, and then share it.
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President Barack Obama's eight years in office unleashed tremendous racial resentment and fear, capitalized upon shamelessly first by Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign and then, mercilessly and unendingly, in his presidency.
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Republicans shamelessly stonewalled Democrats on key records requests, providing only a fraction of documents from Kavanaugh's White House tenure to the public or the Judiciary Committee members before his hearing.
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"Blue," which you can hear in this recording from the recital, is shamelessly a torch song — light years from the fiery coloratura of "Giovanna d'Arco," but just as compellingly sung.
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"Rick Scott caused this green-algae mess by shamelessly gutting environmental regulation in Florida and drastically cutting funds for the water management districts," said Dan McLaughlin, a Nelson campaign spokesperson.
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While the rest of Hollywood is aping the Marvel method — creating movies that exist, in part, to establish spinoffs and sequels in never-ending fictional universes — Rogue One is shamelessly standalone.
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With Views, the rapper attempted to show diversity in his sound, from rap to pop to dancehall to whatever other music trend he could shamelessly jump on and claim his own.
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We've already double tapped just about every 'gram of her barely-there makeup and messy bun from the big day, and we've shamelessly obsessed over her newlywed style every day since.
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DJ Satomi's obscure, shamelessly chipmunk-voiced techno-banger "Castles in the Sky" was the soundtrack of 15-year-old me hitting the rocky bottom of my grimmest provincial teenage twat phase.
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Electronic music wunderkind Dan Deacon, on the sonic spectrum, boasts as his favorite food Peanut Butter Bumpers cereal, the sugary sweet, processed, mass-produced breakfast of champions that he shamelessly promotes.
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According to my source, Yik Yak plans to open private messaging between handles, so if someone says they're lonely, kids could try to cheer them up (or shamelessly hit on them).
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When everything seems chaotic, remember that you can find your happy place in material creature comforts, like sex...and/or shamelessly asking a friend or partner to treat you to dinner.
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It has become clear, though, that the goal of voter suppression laws shamelessly championed by Republicans is to hobble the young and minority voters, who tend to favor the Democratic Party.
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He watched in awe as I shamelessly pretended to hit the security guard over the head with a box of Choco Coco Chanel trying to escape with my Chanel branded goodies.
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He now insists that impeachment requires a crime to have been allegedly committed by the President, shamelessly contradicting his 1998 legal position that impeachment does not require evidence of a crime.
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The administration initially downplayed the thousands of job losses that would result from the new regulation and, throughout the process, shamelessly sidelined input from the states most impacted by the rule.
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When Donald Trump's reelection team shamelessly acknowledged during a World Series campaign commercial that America's 45th president is "no Mr. Nice Guy," it was doing more than shock-and-awe advertising.
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"First I started with the obvious categories, like size, circumference and then I went on the dirty stuff and added everything that my mind could think of absolutely shamelessly," said Szücs.
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The better response is to continuously remind Mr. Erdogan, his surrogates and his people that the freedoms so many Turks find in Germany are being systematically and shamelessly destroyed in Turkey.
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Mr. Trump has seemed perfectly happy to take his Twitter attacks, political feuds, outlandish statements and brazen lies with him on the road, and to wade shamelessly into his hosts' affairs.
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Cilic, who will rise to a career-high three in the rankings, won four points in the first four games, but despite a shamelessly pro-Federer crowd, he stuck to his guns.
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What he lacks in digits and modesty, Pinocchio makes up his sheer bravado: he stands nude save for a little sailor hat (possibly fashioned from paper) and shamelessly promotes the Opel Kadett.
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If you swear before the old gods and the new to remain shamelessly yummy for the rest of your career, we promise to support you in having all the fun you want.
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As directed by Marianne Elliott (a Tony winner for the genius tear-jerker "War Horse"), with a production that retunes the way you see and hear, "Curious Incident" can be shamelessly manipulative.
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Although I don't like the idea of this show possibly being determined by Lucious' mortality, I'm prepared to watch him fall, and shamelessly expect it to be an intricate, dramatic, lengthy demise.
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No subject was off limits, so long as the authors could maintain their anonymity to protect their careers and keep the focus on their bread and butter: the men they shamelessly objectify.
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But the speaker shamelessly celebrated one of the great tragedies of this year's election—the way cable news routinely broadcast Trump rallies not for their civic value but for their ratings boost.
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After decades of indifference and waning interest, the Indy 500 finds itself back in the motorsport spotlight for the 100th running of what is shamelessly billed as the 'Greatest Spectacle in Racing'.
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After a night of getting shamelessly wasted on tequila shots, Jäger bombs, and whatever other ungodly poisons you've blown your whole paycheck on, you may be left wondering: Can I undo this?
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A lot of crap gets shared on Facebook, but coming soon the volume may be a little less after Facebook made a move to penalize content that shamelessly begs people for engagement.
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Perhaps the most shamelessly self-serving and tone-deaf moment for Starr comes in a segment that began with Schad asking about Pepper Hamilton's finding that the school engaged in victim-blaming.
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But beyond being anti-science, Pruitt is also a one of the most shamelessly corrupt people in the government, in a way that goes far beyond being an ally of big business.
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But the idea — shamelessly pushed and repeated by many mainstream sources — that this current time of skyrocketing deficits is being driven by tax policy is not just simplistic; it's flat-out wrong.
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I mean that pumpkin spice became special by shamelessly insisting that it was and ruthlessly creeping into every corner of the culture that was docile, dippy or lazy enough to accommodate it.
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He records guards shamelessly admitting that they trained bloodhounds by using actual inmates, beat inmates outside the view of cameras and routinely failed to perform the most basic elements of their jobs.
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The wispy ball gown Ms. Paltrow wore to the Met Gala this year was inspired, she told onlookers, by a similar dress from "Valley of the Dolls," the shamelessly lurid 1967 melodrama.
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The original "stories" feature was first introduced by Snapchat all the way back in 2013, before Instagram shamelessly copied the idea and brought it to even higher heights of popularity in 2016.
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" Graham has vocally opposed Trump's decision to remove U.S. troops from Syria, saying this week we needed to "pray for our Kurdish allies who have been shamelessly abandoned by the Trump administration.
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But to wrap things up, he just throws in the towel and shamelessly lifts his father's sublime crowning chorus, "Ruht wohl" ("Rest well"), which proved overwhelming in this different, altogether slighter context.
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But in late August, Hillary Clinton devoted a speech to the alt-right, calling it simply a new label for an old kind of white supremacy that Mr. Trump was shamelessly exploiting.
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" Shamelessly jumping on the "Avengers: Endgame" bandwagon, the minute-long teaser for this "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" remake sets up the con women played by Rebel Wilson and Anne Hathaway as "The Revengers.
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" On Monday, Ms. Raisman accused the Olympic committee on Twitter of "shamelessly taking credit" for the resignations of three members of the board of U.S.A. Gymnastics "as though they're addressing the problem.
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Where the former established the musical archetype many bands would shamelessly rip off after Jawbreaker disbanded, this section of the band's history would launch a truly embarrassing trend: The wannabe punk poet.
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And while Schitt's Creek has been on the air since 2015, Moira is only just now collecting her accolades for being a costume-bejeweled beacon for shamelessly over-the-top-dressing women everywhere.
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The two core pledges of his leadership — that he'd get Britain out of Europe by the end of October, and that he would never request an extension — have been shamelessly reversed this week.
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With Instagram AMAs, your content is shamelessly about you, you, YOU and no one else, and the transparency of it all is painful to some—but for a pervert like me, absolutely divine.
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The company started out making audio players but pivoted to smartphones with the Windows CE-based M29, which both shamelessly aped the iPhone and beat it to market by a couple of months.
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Airmail is shamelessly customizable Like Airmail for OS X, which has been one of the best Mac email clients for the past few years, Airmail for iOS has an overwhelming number of options.
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No longer the domain of parents on vacation, iPad photography has been coopted by the young, who shamelessly lift their large screens in the air, obstructing the view as they film entire concerts.
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He must recognize that the Democrats are capitalizing on Khan's speech and the American voter has to understand that both sides are shamelessly exploiting a Gold Star family for their own political purposes.
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"Politicians have shamelessly and repeatedly flouted the will of voters with their partisan manipulation of the election process," Alora Thomas-Lundborg, staff attorney with the ACLU's Voting Rights Project, said in a statement.
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And for all the education reform rhetoric around trusting and empowering families, Moskowitz depicts parents who protest her plans as having been "shamelessly exploited" and "manipulated" by teacher unions and union-backed groups.
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Beyond this, the report is a victory for reasonable and rational government work that puts America's future and prosperity before the demands of lobbyists who shamelessly distort our institutions to serve their goals.
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That delicate edging is the last bit of subtlety to be found in this production, which almost immediately devolves into a loud, in-your-face spectacle that shamelessly begs for laughs and applause.
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But a few months later, at a luncheon given by cosmetics magnate Leonard Lauder, Trump happened to be seated next to Yuri Dubinin, who proceeded to flatter the young real estate mogul shamelessly.
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Steelworkers were shamelessly bamboozled by dubious financial advisers in tandem with unregulated, parasitical introducers who wooed clients with sausage and chips lunches in return for a share in the fee, the report said.
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I listened skeptically as Waldo sketched out the scenario in the wood-paneled living room of Mike's small, dark, sparsely furnished house, while four cats slinked shamelessly over the sofa and coffee table.
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The estimated inflation rate for 2017 is 720 percent; 80 percent of Venezuelans live in poverty, suffering from malnutrition, illness and outright hunger, while corrupt politicians and their military allies shamelessly enrich themselves.
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" He said the network had "breached its agreement not to disparage Michael Jackson by producing and selling to the public a one-sided marathon of unvetted propaganda to shamelessly exploit an innocent man.
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Empowered by the 2013 US Supreme Court decision that gutted Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, extremist politicians have relentlessly and shamelessly attacked access to the ballot box for millions of Americans.
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Average news consumers in "flyover country," including many Trump voters, probably knew little about Bloomberg News until Bloomberg himself became a candidate, and then shamelessly announced enterprise reporting about Democrats was off limits.
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"'Set It Off' shamelessly pulls out every dramatic stop to make you care about these women enough to want them to succeed," Stephen Holden wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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While on a press tour for upcoming rom-com, How to Be Single, Leslie Mann and Dakota Johnson spent nearly 3 minutes shamelessly flirting with the cute male TV reporter attempting to interview them.
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Borrowing almost as shamelessly from Alfonso Cuaron's awe-inspiring "Gravity" as it does from "Alien", "Life" realises its zero-G effects so seamlessly that the viewer soon takes the characters' graceful weightlessness for granted.
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"Recent developments have intensified to an unprecedented level, as Cambodia's ruling party shamelessly seeks to remove any obstacle or influence standing in its way of achieving absolute power," said the station's president, Libby Liu.
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In-depth research makes clear that Wall Street banks, insurance companies and other financiers continue to pump trillions of dollars into the same companies that have been shamelessly profiting off climate destruction for decades.
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This year's incredibly elegant and beautifully fitted Zac Posen with tonal beading and jaw-dropping Lorraine Schwartz emeralds had me Shamelessly wishing I had a red carpet event to attend (and an unlimited budget).
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In the election campaign the established Austrian People's Party (ÖVP)—now the senior party in the coalition—shamelessly ripped off FPÖ policies, such as a burqa ban and reduced social-security rights for migrants.
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Getty ImagesFacebook-owned Instagram recently got done shamelessly copying Snapchat's most popular features—kneecapping the company before its IPO in the process—and Miranda Kerr, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel's supermodel fiancée, is fucking pissed.
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But also, I kinda dig a lot of things about this trailer: the '60s vibe, the kind of lighthearted spookiness, how everything is just casually evil, the way Ouija is shamelessly shoehorned in there.
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But with Austrian preparations for controls already under way, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said Austria's move was "shamelessly against European rules, as well as being against history, against logic and against the future".
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Gene Simmons is kind of like a low-stakes version of Donald Trump: cornily opulent, a bullshit artist par excellence, and shamelessly willing to slap his brand on anything in exchange for a buck.
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"From day one, Senate Democrats have shamelessly obstructed, stalled, and filibustered the confirmations of hundreds of talented men and women who are eager to come to Washington, D.C., to make a difference," he said.
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A corporate-owned media fervently built up Mr. Modi as India's savior, and opposition parties are right to suggest that the Election Commission, once one of India's few unimpeachable bodies, was also shamelessly partisan.
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At their trial, members of the so-called Manson family shamelessly admitted their crimes and flaunted their allegiance to a leader whom they said they loved and who was portrayed as controlling their minds.
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The outrage-loving tilt of these attention-hogging adtech giants has also continued directly influencing political campaigning in the West this year — with cynical attempts to steal votes by shamelessly platforming and amplifying misinformation.
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People were also side-eyeing the fact that the brand shamelessly offers rip-offs of some of the best-selling products on the market, including Anastasia Beverly Hills highlighter palettes and Marc Jacobs makeup brushes.
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Each of them will struggle with many of the issues that Facebook's conglomerate struggles with today — but they'll also have compelling new reasons to innovate, and many new rivals from which they can shamelessly copy.
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But after The New York Times published a zero-star review Tuesday, shamelessly dragging the restaurant's name through the dirt, New Yorkers are left reevaluating their life choices: Should I have just walked to work?
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Ms. Bernard already had to haggle — twice — for four sewing machines, including shamelessly using the fact that she was hiring Ebola survivors as factory workers to get two merchants to come down on the price.
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I think the right's use of the president's full name — "Barack Hussein Obama" — falls into this category (to the extent that it isn't a shamelessly overt attempt to make people think Obama is a Muslim).
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Aly Raisman is calling for an independent investigation of both USA Gymnastics and the U. S. Olympic Committee after accusing the organizations of "shamelessly taking credit" for the recent resignations of three USAG board members.
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Indeed, it's seizing on GDPR as a PR opportunity — shamelessly stamping its brand on the regulatory changes it lobbied so hard against, including by taking out full page print ads in newspapers… Here we are.
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It signaled to the Palestinians that they actually gain leverage on Israel while continuing to incite their citizens to violence and hatred of Israelis and Jews while shamelessly paying salaries to the families of terrorists.
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"Keep the four best onions for the experiment and use the rest as you like," she finally relented, leading cosmonaut Alexander Ivanchenkov to shamelessly admit, "Thanks, I've been probing for that," before he ate them.
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Facebook has shamelessly copied Snapchat in the past, and is also trying to find ways of attracting younger users who are flocking both to Snapchat and Chinese short video app TikTok, but also love Instagram.
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So she did what a lot of people do but don't always admit: Hopson "shamelessly" moved back into her parents' basement in Vermont to work as a research associate at University of Vermont's medical school.
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How had I — a former art student and artists' model with a stint in San Francisco as an exotic dancer who admired the shamelessly vaginal-like flora of Georgia O'Keeffe — missed out on the trend?
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Yoko Ono's "Air Dispensers" consists of plastic capsules of, yes, air in 25 cent-machines; Alex Israel's "Self-Portrait (Lapel Pin)" is a container full of shamelessly self-promotional enamel pins depicting the artist's face.
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Firmly rejecting monogamy by reeling off a shopping list of men for every day of the week, "Boys" is a shamelessly greedy pop song whose main instrumental hook is the 1UP sound from Super Mario.
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But if you want some background, or you're fuzzy on the details, here's a primer on the key events and players, as well as on the shamelessly lascivious tabloid coverage that swirled around the story.
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It revealed the Hunter Biden arrangement with Burisma, exactly the type of deal that Americans so detest yet have come to expect from Washington insiders and their families shamelessly cashing in on all their influence.
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But it's acerbic, smart, pleasingly, shamelessly weird and set, in part, at a hotel for single people who are given 45 days to find love among the other guests or be turned into an animal.
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Peel swiftly resigned, shamelessly declaring herself a victim of "bullying": ''If campaigns of this sort continue, the treasures of the art community—which are so fundamental to our society—risk an erosion of private support.
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And while we shamelessly tune in, waiting for the Jordyn-Tristan scandal to go down on TV, the season premiere gave us an unexpected look into an upcoming beauty collaboration between the family's biggest beauty moguls.
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It alleges that Zhong "shamelessly leveraged" his time at Meta to misappropriate its "technologies, supply chain, manufacturing methods, and relationships, as well as business, investment and market strategies," using them to build a prototype at DreamWorld.
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Between casually color-coordinating our #OOTDs with brightly hued walls and shamelessly striking that not-quite-candid blogger pose, we'll admit that we're not afraid to go all out for the perfect snap — haters be damned.
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Shamelessly smitten, we stock up on staples that range from fairly priced to downright cheap and look forward to our favorite seasonal treats with a fervor we normally reserve for the season premiere of The Bachelor.
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His career, which began in 1975 with the Talking Heads before launching into solo and collaborative work in 1991, is one that's built upon exploring the world with genuine curiosity, while also shamelessly laughing at it.
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Demoting Engagement Bait – Posts that shamelessly beg for clicks with calls to action such as "Share with friends to win a free trip" or "Like if you're an Aries" will get less visibility in News Feed.
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She started with Liszt's ingenious arrangement of Schubert's "Gretchen am Spinnrade," but also offered two shamelessly showy virtuoso pieces, played to the hilt: Vladimir Horowitz's "Carmen" Fantasy and a tasteless, jazzy arrangement of Mozart's "Turkish" Rondo.
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"Actuaries shamelessly, although often in good faith, understate pension obligations by as much as 50 percent," said Jeremy Gold, an actuary and economist, in a speech last year at the M.I.T. Center for Finance and Policy.
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By 1998, "Cool Britannia" was being shamelessly co-opted by the newly-elected Tony Blair, as the once-hopeful voices of Britain's working class towns were drowned out by mine closures and New Labour's champagne socialism.
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Sixth moment: Listening to Richard Blumenthal lecture Kavanaugh on the legal concept of falsus in omnibus — false in one thing, false in everything — when the senator from Connecticut lied shamelessly for years about his military service.
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" In a press conference around the same time, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said, "Russia has jeopardized United States security interests, and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while Russia shamelessly violates it.
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While working to safeguard the separation of religion and state is a lofty goal, using that laudable tenet to needlessly and shamelessly trample on multiculturalism and suppress civil liberties is an indefensible assault on religious tolerance.
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Before getting down to more serious business, the episode has a grand time laying out Shogun World's tacky theme-park pastiche of the Edo period, which cribs shamelessly from the characters and scripted adventures of Westworld.
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PARELES Uncontrollable desire is Camila Cabello's recurring topic, and it figures in both songs she just released: "Shameless," which shamelessly echoes Rihanna's belting in "We Found Love," and "Liar," a canny pan-Caribbean and Spanish mélange.
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Nevertheless, the movie percolates enough that even when, at its climax, it shamelessly recycles a grisly punch line from 1987's "RoboCop," it's kind of endearing, not least because Mr. Anderson and company make it work.
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Best known for his turn last year in "Stranger Things" — which itself shamelessly pilfered elements from "It" to more cohesive effect — the 14-year-old unleashes torrents of profanity and stupid-clever teenage quips with infectious panache.
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"(We are talking about) a party which has clearly forgotten the original meaning of its own name," Putin said, accusing the Democrats of "shamelessly" abusing their status as the ruling party to try to influence public opinion.
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" The comments appear at odds with the senator's previous rhetoric on the conflict, including a tweet Wednesday in which he directed followers to "pray for our Kurdish allies who have been shamelessly abandoned by the Trump Administration.
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It's also been shamelessly ripped off by Xiaomi, whose latest flagship device, the Mi 9, doesn't even try to have a different background and just recreates the entire idea of colors shifting with the time of day.
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Putin said the decision to bar Russian athletes, including those who had not tested positive for any banned substances, was a vivid manifestation "of how the humanistic foundations of sport and Olympism are shamelessly flouted by politics".
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Or take a side on an important issue (and in fact, some have.) Instead, they shamelessly insert themselves as Americans are trying to focus on a serious choice that's exposed the deep, deep divisions in our country.
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As a New York developer, he was widely reported to be an inveterate leaker, shamelessly inflating his reputation (as a businessman and lady's man) with a multi-decade stream of anonymously sourced tidbits planted in Gotham's tabloids.
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Choung Byoung-gug, one of the lawmakers who left Saenuri, accused the loyalists of "neglecting the values of real conservatism" and "shamelessly defending the infringement of constitutional values" as they continued to support the scandal-hit president.
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Trump said, shamelessly, that he would order commanders and troops to commit acts of torture, which would be illegal, which leading commanders have said constitute orders they would be morally and legally bound to refuse to obey.
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Among those who have most shamelessly sold out to Trumpism, Graham's closest competitors are former Texas Governor Rick Perry, who once denounced the president as a "cancer on conservatism" and now serves as his secretary of energy.
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Unlike the more measured Madison, the ambitious Polk shamelessly "lied and connived," fabricating a pretext for war that, despite his public declarations, was designed to allow the United States to seize large portions of territory from Mexico.
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"The president's tweet regarding Attorney General Sessions this morning is part of a pattern, where the president admits out loud and shamelessly that he was trying to take steps to end the Russia probe," Mr. Schumer said.
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This is despite his checkered past, which consists both of accusations that abuse led to his wife's suicide and his well-known fealty to the past administration, members of which he and his colleagues now shamelessly attack.
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Along with five other individuals who MAC has deemed "powerfully expressive" — a list that includes Halima Aden and Roma Sawayama — Watters appears in the lipstick campaign wearing a shade of candy apple-red lipstick, called Shamelessly Vain.
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"Whatever the intention behind her remarks, they were highly regrettable, a gift from a major Western leader to every authoritarian figure around the world who shamelessly violates human rights under the pretext of fighting terrorism," Hussein said.
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But writer-director David Mamet's play, inspired by Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace and the rise of the #MeToo movement, didn't so much add to the cultural discourse as attach itself shamelessly to a hot-button topic.
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But writer-director David Mamet's play, inspired by Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace and the rise of the #MeToo movement, didn't so much add to the cultural discourse as attach itself shamelessly to a hot-button topic.
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In the 1980s classic, Stacy Hamilton (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and Linda Barrett (Phoebe Cates) work as servers at the pizza parlor at Ridgemont Mall, where they flirt shamelessly with older men in hopes of losing their virginity.
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One thing Sanders and Clinton agree on 100 percent: Donald Trump is a dangerous demagogue who recklessly insults and lies about his opponents shamelessly and should never come close to being the president of the United States.
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"The Americans are shamelessly threatening Russia with a new atomic weapon," Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, a pragmatist who opened the way to Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers including longtime adversary Washington, said in a speech.
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Those who continue to shamelessly exploit Michael via sleazy internet 'click bait' ignore that he was acquitted by a jury in 24673 on every one of the 14 salacious charges brought against him in a failed witch hunt.
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The US women have dominated the World Cup competition so far, shamelessly beating Thailand 13-0 (a performance that earned them some criticism for "humiliating" their opponent) and clenching a 2-1 win against Spain to face France.
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A day after Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said Austria's announced plans to build a fence at Brenner was "shamelessly against European rules", Austria's new Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka said he had come to Italy "to calm tempers".
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This is especially true because President Donald Trump seems preoccupied with tweeting about NAFTA, Sheriff Joe Arpaio and transgender bans, and shamelessly hawking a sheriff's memoir on Amazon instead of being fully engaged as Emergency-Manager-in-Chief.
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This rising quartet traffics in timeless heavy metal thunder tinged with an underlying current of shamelessly melodic black/death metal (think Dissection's polished, melodeath-tinged Reinkaos) that sashays into Satyricon-esque black 'n' roll when the mood strikes.
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After turning the presidential election into an indecent spectacle and erasing any last line between show business and the nation's business, he could stand across from Clinton on Monday night and shamelessly pretend that none of that happened.
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When the books began to be published in the United States in 2012, American critics highlighted the author's reputation for shamelessly exposing the most intimate details of his life, particularly his frustrations with his then-partner Linda Bostrom.
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The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen shares direct responsibility, along with the Houthi rebels and Iran, for the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, while the United States has continued shamelessly to provide support to their bloody war.
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The intense yet immaculate performances, including a shamelessly, pristinely lush "Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten," still make as good a case as any for works that in less committed hands can simply fade into the moody background.
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I do not trust the words of a regime that bold-facedly claimed for over a decade that there are no political prisoners in the country, and shamelessly declared it had won all the seats in parliamentary elections.
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"Defendants' sudden desire to escape having to defend this action without any meaningful consequences reflects a profoundly troubling reality — that Defendants have been shamelessly deceiving this Court and the American public for more than six months," Avenatti wrote.
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While this incident has garnered plenty of attention for 50 Cent and the vodka he shamelessly endorses, it's probably not what Effen had in mind when they took him on as a spokesman for an undisclosed amount of money.
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Flirting shamelessly with the crowd with lines that included "You can call me later" and "A body like this just doesn't happen," he performed pushups to "Let's Get Physical" before stripping down to a muscle shirt and Superman cape.
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Mars' masculinity of open-necked floral shirts, pinky rings, and pompadour — which he recently described as an homage to his "Puerto Rican pimp" father — and his general performance and musical style, is often perceived (and enjoyed) as shamelessly unhip.
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He mentioned several times that he doesn't want to "shamelessly plug," despite the obvious fact that everyone listening to the program was someone who was probably paying for Apple Music in order to access all of this Drake content.
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Below, Clara Jeon, founder of Chapter 2, which represents Made Gold (along with a handful of other emerging designers), shared with Refinery29 why it's so problematic when indie brands see their signature, bestselling, celebrity-worn styles get shamelessly replicated.
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I have a frighteningly poor memory, but there's something especially disturbing about revisiting old articles—sometimes for reference and other times to shamelessly feed the ego—and not recalling when or where I was when I wrote the material.
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" In a prepared statement, Doig also said that he would have been proud to have painted the work in question when he was seventeen, and that the plaintiffs had "shamelessly tried to deny another artist his legacy for money.
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Dominic West held court at the center of the room, and at dinner the actress Rebecca Hall giggled with Mick Jagger, who was resplendent in a crushed plum-hued jacket, and later shamelessly cut the line at the buffet.
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Or you could see Trump as a desperate propagandizer with, even for him, a shamelessly flimsy story, one that was transparent in its efforts to manipulate the dangerous and toxic emotions of people inclined to regard it as true.
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If you commit to something that shamelessly, if you slow-roll your Maybach through a mob of paparazzi and wrinkly white people and Facebook statuses who think you're What's Wrong with America and come out undented, I'll ride shotgun.
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Directed then by John Copley (who returned to supervise this revival before being fired a few weeks ago for making what the Met called a "sexually demeaning remark" to a chorister during a rehearsal), the production shamelessly courts camp.
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It may even help explain the enthusiasm for the shamelessly lavish campaign spending and rough and tumble social media presence of Mike Bloomberg: He may not be an unyielding democratic socialist, but he's no one's idea of a sucker.
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The owner of a number of radio stations whose frequencies were granted in a process many consider to be less than transparent and fair, Yunda shamelessly copied Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan and adopted it to Quito.
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"This company is shamelessly trying to take financial advantage of the 'Me Too' movement by luring victims into thinking that an at-home-do-it-yourself sexual assault kit will stand up in court," Nessel said in a statement.
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Snap is heading into its IPO, and could use some more arrows in its advertising quiver, especially with reports that Instagram and Facebook's efforts to shamelessly copy all of Snapchat's features and functionality are having an impact on the app's usage.
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Still, there is a certain irony to be had in Facebook using the haunted spirits of your friends and family members to encourage users to try out the story feature it so shamelessly ripped off from the ghost logo-ed Snapchat.
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You'd think a rosy, shamelessly optimistic musical about the Founding Fathers would, at some point in the 50 years since it was written, come under scrutiny for delivering a perhaps naive take on American history to a skeptical postmodern audience.
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The moves follow harsh criticism of the organization charged with overseeing all U.S. Olympic sports governing bodies from athletes like Aly Raisman, who said the USOC "shamelessly" took credit for a "few USAG resignations" in a statement following those resignations.
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In a new interview with Complex, the 23-year-old Jonas brother was faced with a shamelessly pointed inquiry about a very particular aspect of his dating life: whether or not the rumors that he dated Kate Hudson are true.
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It became an alliance with no mission and in a process to remain relevant became the destabilizing factor in Europe and a burden to the U.S. As long as the U.S. remains in NATO, Europeans will shamelessly exploit the schmucks.
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There have been some desultory (not to say desperate) attempts at populism, like "Monkey: Journey to the West," which shamelessly courted Asian audiences; struggled to approximate a Cirque du Soleil spectacle; and ran for three long, disappointing weeks in 2013.
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Heavy on the glitter and makeup, broadly comic and shamelessly vulgar, sexually confrontational and terribly, terribly impolite, Playhouse productions bridged the wanly declarative, amused subversion of the '60s Warholian aesthetic to the emergent glitter-glam and punk anger of the '70s.
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Colette is still so extremely relevant as women's work is undervalued and shamelessly co-opted by the men who push women into ancillary roles while vampirically sucking away the emotional labor we have been socialized into thinking we need to offer.
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Yes, it's true that the show has been prominently panned because its shamelessly tropey plot is packed with dorky, improv-style humor that constantly pelts you with silly jokes, visual gags, cheesy puns, physical comedy, and references to other rock musicals.
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So like the head of any good propaganda machine, President Trump spent the two days after his inauguration, which he officially declared "National Day of Patriotic Devotion," siccing his minions on the public to shamelessly defend his clearly evident shortcomings.
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And with a new venue and a younger audience came new standards of theater decorum: The middle and high school students groaned when things went badly for the protagonists and cheered shamelessly at insults lobbed at the town's most virulent racists.
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I thought that in playing two solo encores, including Vladimir Horowitz's shamelessly showy fantasy on "Carmen," which has become a Wang specialty, she took some attention away from the orchestra on its big night, though beaming players onstage joined the ovations.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina, ping-ponged between saying that the Administration had "shamelessly abandoned" the Kurds and pledging to hold a hearing to allow Rudy Giuliani, the President's volatile lawyer, to lay out his conspiracy theories related to Ukraine.
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It caught me off guard, and for a second I thought it was a trick of the light, but then I looked again, without really meaning to but also shamelessly, and there it was, wan and hideous, like a tree fungus.
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Deng is keeping it low key these days, having rebranded herself not just as a movie producer and businessperson but also as a professional connector of people, as commended in a shamelessly name-droppy post-divorce profile that ran in Vogue in 2016.
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In the same news conference in which Trump shamelessly invoked Nazi Germany, he described the reporting about the intelligence information as "fake news" -- the phenomenon in which phony news stories, planted for political propaganda, masquerade as real news to influence unsuspecting voters.
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Saturday Night Live's Pete Davidson has taken that challenge on lately—the Lil Doo Doo character he brought out when Chance the Rapper hosted was shamelessly aimed at Lil Pump—and last night he brought a sketch that worked on its own.
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And while this supposedly secular and democratic government did eventually speak out, after the fourth victim was killed, the criticism of the killings was undercut as it shamelessly blamed the victims and warned against writing anything that could potentially hurt religious feelings.
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The Portland, Oregon trio's three studio albums—2010's Postcard From the Tar Pitz, 2012's Chest Crawl, and 2015's brilliant Darling… It's Too Late—were summer records for dive bar drinkers: hot, sweaty, wonderfully off-balance, and shamelessly, tomorrow-ruiningly fun.
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Where much of the activism that drives LGBTQ politics continues to privilege the sense that sexuality is a private affair, one that need not concern our politicians or our neighbors, these attempts at shamelessly grappling with gay sex are a welcome step forward.
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Celina Powell -- who's accused rappers like Offset, Snoop Dogg, and others of cheating and/or knocking her up -- is currently in a jail cell thanks to bounty hunters ... one of whom shamelessly dropped the n-word during the bust ... TMZ has learned.
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And what about countries that execute civilians without trial, treat women as the property and persecute homosexuals and religious minorities, yet sit in the General Assembly or on the Human Rights Committee, where they shamelessly condemn other countries for far lesser infractions?
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It was filled with ripped-from-the-headlines social commentary, shamelessly stitched together from several decades' worth of low-budget exploitation films, and could probably be adapted into a remake of not one, but two Kevin Costner sci-fi box-office flops.
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I was a teenager then, which really is the only the time to discover such a band because you'll never be as emotional and theatrical in such a shamelessly dedicated, earnest way again in your life—and Placebo could be all those things.
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It was all well and good to call out the 1 percent for shamelessly enriching themselves and corrupting the political system at the expense of the other 99 percent, but what was it all going to add up to, in the end?
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After winning a lottery jackpot of 500,000 marks (roughly $1 million these days) he loses his head to love — shamelessly exploited by a bourgeois male lover, Eugen (Peter Chatel), who takes his money while berating him for not using a dessert fork.
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What reasonable person who has followed the actions of the administration — the distortions and lies that have shamelessly been presented to the American people daily — would conclude that the president is telling the truth and that Mr. Comey has fabricated his testimony?
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Like the Bootsy event, the AT&T TV Super Saturday Night with Lady Gaga constructed a venue on an island (complete with hurricane certification) while Sports Illustrated has taken over the iconic Fountainbleau Hotel for what it shamelessly bills as "THE PARTY".
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See how Putin has led a new revolution in propaganda by unleashing troll armies, empowering RT—the Russian government-funded TV network-- and shamelessly promoting egregious untruths (like British responsibility for clearly-Russian sponsored poisoning attacks on the Skripals in Britain last month).
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I've been to reunion parties in the past and the vibe tends to be pretty tired—conversations run thin, the music is shamelessly nostalgic, and the anticipation of seeing old friends is almost always better than the actual face-to-face hang.
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Shortly after Trump threw gasoline on the fire, Mike Pence famously (and shamelessly) staged a protest of his own, when he walked out of a game between the Indianapolis Colts and San Francisco 49ers because several Niners players kneeled during the anthem.
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In early August, Nature received documents suggesting Pruitt was moving ahead with a shamelessly cynical plan to require future EPA research be vetted in a "red team, blue team" format, which would turn its review board into a war between actual scientists and industry flacks.
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Advertisers have had the impressionable minds and bellies of children in their crosshairs for decades, and what better time to hawk sugary junk than during Halloween—the one phase of the year where shamelessly binge-eating candy is not only tolerated, but widely encouraged?
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After Redditors posted a screenshot of the video in the subreddits r/LibertarianMemes and r/MemeEconomy, the phrase "I am once again asking for ..." became a meme for shamelessly asking your parents for money, pets begging for more food, and needing reminders for social obligations.Â
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Co-hosted with Doug "DJ Douggpound" Lussenhop and Vic Berger IV, the more-or-less weekly program employs a live call-in format, in which fans awkwardly ask questions or otherwise attempt to curry favor with Heidecker while the team shamelessly overindulge on radio drops.
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In March Stern, a weekly magazine, published a cover story about the "Shamelessly rich", illustrated with a gold spoon and arguing that Germany's wealthiest 21994% try to protect themselves against a redistributive welfare state by lobbying for lower taxes and hiding their wealth offshore.
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Facebook and Instagram now offer more videos of Oreos being shamelessly appropriated into every kind of fare imaginable (have you heard of Oreo rice?) and so much shit wrapped in bacon that the only thing yet to be wrapped in bacon is, well, more bacon.
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"I never close any doors... I may shamelessly try knocking on the GM door again, or any door, if I thought it was a good thing to do for the business, without even blinking, I could," Marchionne told reporters at the Geneva auto show.
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Yes, it's an overly busy blockbuster that shamelessly borrows from dozens of better-known and better-loved properties — the Lord of the Rings movies, The Hunger Games, Frozen, Game of Thrones and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, most egregiously.
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We know many rape kits are backlogged in all the big cities, how many black teenagers have been shot by the police this year, how shamelessly the NRA pulls its levers, how corporate campaign finance ensures that the wealth gap is here to stay.
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The statement from Jackson's estate continues: "Those who continue to shamelessly exploit Michael via sleazy internet 'click bait' ignore that he was acquitted by a jury in 2005 on every one of the 14 salacious charges brought against him in a failed witch hunt."
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"After shamelessly using the Pulse tragedy as an excuse to break his word on not running for reelection, Marco Rubio is choosing to commemorate the two-month anniversary of the shooting by joining an anti-LGBT rally in Orlando," Tant said in a statement Monday.
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This time around, H.R. 85033 shamelessly avoids a public participation process and ignores the will of local constituents, perhaps because the majority of them oppose a highway through the National Conservation Area and want our leaders to find a more effective solution for mitigating traffic.
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The Way Celebrities Shamelessly Pimp Themselves Out On Talk Shows For Publicity Jimmy is, apparently, a "racist homophobe," so when Andy Cohen shows up for his segment, he openly admits that he's only dealing with Jimmy because he has new Bravo show to promote.
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These days, there's no greater testament to the crossover between Warped Tour culture and clubland than the success of Emo Night in LA and Brooklyn, a dance party defined by DJ sets that shamelessly mix throwback emo songs with modern dance and hip-hop tracks.
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The creative and economic accomplishment of "Serial" has spawned countless imitators, and many have shamelessly echoed its tropes: the wary, exploratory, methodical host; the true-crime incident, or other sensational event, which has been plucked from newspaper archives and transformed into a twisty narrative.
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In "The Patch," he again shamelessly employs his go-to strategy: crafting sentences so energetic and structurally sound that he can introduce apparently unappealing subjects, even ones that look to be encased in a cruddy veneer of boringness, and persuade us to care about them.
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After the hearing, the judge, William Hoeveler, an eighty-year-old senior judge in the Southern District of Florida, released an extraordinary court order, arguing that the law not only potentially violated the consent decree but had been passed in a shamelessly undemocratic way.
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Portraying the lifelong friendship of two women, one of whom dies too young — you could say that's a spoiler, but it's really the only thing the movie's about — it was a shamelessly retrograde and literal-minded soap opera with a veneer of fake feminism.
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Departing lawmakers can hardly contain their joy at leaving behind the job's awful necessity of darting from the Capitol day in and day out to cubbyholed precincts down the block known as "call rooms," where they beg shamelessly for campaign money to keep their political careers going.
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The lawsuit alleges that Zhong "shamelessly leveraged" his time at the company to "misappropriate confidential and trade secret information relating to Meta's technologies, supply chain, manufacturing methods and relationships, as well as business, investment and market strategies," in the creation of his augmented reality startup, DreamWorld.
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Luann, the tallest housewife, shamelessly reveals to the women as they file into the cab to go to the airport that she defecated in her own bed, as the camera wistfully pans to the poor woman scrubbing away the last of the housewives' brief reign of terror.
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Snapchat is borrowing a feature from Instagram this time around — somewhat ironic, given that Instagram had shamelessly ripped off the Story feature from Snapchat first — with the app reportedly adding the ability to tag other users in stories with a link to their profile, according to TechCrunch.
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Snap CEO&aposs Supermodel Fiancée Is Sick of Facebook Stealing Her Man&aposs IdeasFacebook-owned Instagram recently got done shamelessly copying Snapchat's most popular…Read more ReadBack in December, rumors started flying that Facebook was looking to follow Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix into the original content game.
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A late player to the game, Euron Greyjoy certainly made an entrance when he arrived on Pyke last season; shamelessly killing his brother and declaring that he intended to forge an alliance with Dany using his ships and a particular part of his anatomy to impress her.
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From lawsuits that endanger protections to people with pre-existing conditions, legislation that would leave less Americans, not more, insured, and even slashing advertising budget for outreach, Republicans have shamelessly used every tool at their disposal to try to tear health care away from millions of Americans.
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"Now it seems the entertainment crowd can brazenly and shamelessly go about their shady business, the only one who could keep them in check has been blocked," one Weibo user said of "China's Number One Paparazzi" Zhou Wei, an account that had more than 7 million viewers.
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" Lanier's suit claims that "by contesting Ms. Lanier's claim of lineage, Harvard is shamelessly capitalizing on the intentional damage done to black Americans' genealogy by a century's worth of policies that forcibly separated families, erased slaves' family names, withheld birth and death records, and criminalized literacy.
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An album of these -- or an album of the good-hearted but bumbled politics of "Kevin" or an album of the shamelessly corny crossover pop of "Brad Pitt's Cousin" or an album of the golden era rap fan service of "Buckshot" -- would've been the brash move.
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Some critics have said that Mr. Hussein would not have been so bold as to invade Kuwait had Washington not shamelessly cultivated him over the years; others faulted Mr. Bush for not pushing Mr. Hussein all the way back to Baghdad and removing him from power.
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Secretary Carson wants to remove discrimination from the mission of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Secretary DeVos wants to privatize education, Attorney General Sessions says that the Voting Rights Act was an intrusion on states' rights, [and] there's President Trump who has shamelessly race-baited.
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Cohn, we're told repeatedly, established the now-familiar playbook for all of the nastiest figures in American public life: Sidestep legitimate inquiries, always go on the offensive, attack the press, demagogue against minorities, make headlines, break laws, win at all costs, and shamelessly taunt the losers.
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These days, self-care (as defined by the internet) seems to involve a number of things: staying in with your friends, saying no to plans you don't want to make, shamelessly treating yourself (often to things you don't need), and the old favorite — cutting people out of your life.
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The film's characters, as reimagined from Shakespeare and molded around Smith and McCullah's sensibilities, are so incisively written that they stand as timeless archetypes that modern teen movies, from Mean Girls to The DUFF, shamelessly pull from — while also being quintessential emblems of American teen culture in the '22012s.
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"The President has done nothing wrong and to suggest otherwise is an attempt to deliberately mislead -- which is exactly what Adam Schiff shamelessly tried to do," said White House spokesman Hogan Gidley, in a jab at the House Intelligence Committee Democratic chairman who is leading the impeachment inquiry.
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Mr Maduro has the opposition where he wants it: split as to whether or not to participate in an overdue election for regional governors next month, organised by the same tame electoral authority that shamelessly inflated the turnout for the constituent assembly vote from under 4m to 8.5m.
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Read: A Brief History of Embarrassing Attempts to Get the Youth to Vote Avengers director Joss Whedon corralled a bunch of famous celebrities into one room to shamelessly remind viewers to register to vote—and try to encourage people not to vote for Trump, while they're at it.
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Summer has officially started, and as we get ready to shamelessly envelop ourselves in copious amounts of citrusy booze and BBQ, we are once again met with that most quintessential of summertime practices: Assholes attempting to capitalize on or promote mass hysteria with baseless stories of child abductions.
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"Trump has abandoned the standard of American leadership, turned his back on the what the public and the market demand, and shamelessly disregarded the safety of our families just to let the fossil fuel industry eek out a few more dollars in profits," he said in a statement.
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"These products are being shamelessly marketed to teens, who have become their biggest users without fully understanding the health risks, which is why we've seen the Surgeon General calling for significant interventions to end this building public health crisis," Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone said in a written statement.
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"Shamelessly, the British have recently called ... Iran a threat to the region, but everyone knows that ... it is the British who have always been the source of threats, corruption and misery," the state news agency IRNA quoted Khamenei as telling participants at an Islamic unity conference in Tehran.
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Thanks to the wealth-friendly U.S. campaign finance system, donation caps are as easily circumvented as speed limits, and Adelson's free-spending ways led some Republicans candidates in the 2016 cycle to shamelessly grovel before him, with Marco Rubio emphasizing his support for Israel and opposition to internet gambling.
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If, like me, you're not a stickler about historical discrepancies, then consider this shamelessly literal depiction of our white savior liberating the Black man: In one scene, Knight literally frees a runaway slave named Moses (House of Cards's Mahershala Ali) by breaking the iron contraption shackled around his neck.
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" Obama also made an apparent jab at Trump's propensity for exaggeration and inaccuracy, saying he had never before seen "an approach in which folks at the highest levels of office … will just blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly just make stuff up — just say things that they know are not true.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL, announcing the start of a week's worth of shows taped at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts is one of the more shamelessly gossipy games that a guest can be asked to play on "The Late Late Show.
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Certainly this was the case in 2016: Whatever impact the former F.B.I. director James Comey or Russian hackers had on the race, Mr. Trump owes a big chunk of his win to Mr. McConnell for shamelessly refusing to fill Justice Antonin Scalia's empty seat until after the election.
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For the next few years we played every muni, we rooted shamelessly for Tiger Woods, and we watched "Tin Cup," endlessly quoting the philosophy of Kevin Costner's hopelessly flawed West Texas looper: on life, on love, on the art of wind-ducking knockdowns and letting the big dog eat.
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To the many nonhuman species she writes about, the author brings her characteristically vivid descriptions and droll humor: We learn that male and female African forest weaver birds sing together, in unison; that male macaque monkeys sometimes carry and groom their babies; that female sandpipers are shamelessly promiscuous.
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It was just one of many unsatisfying "revelations" in Rivera's breathlessly reported, shamelessly promoted Devil Worship: Exposing Satan's Underground, a sleazily overhyped fear-gumbo that attempted to bring together Charles Manson, Anton LaVey, heavy metal music, Rosemary's Baby, and a handful of rube-perpetrated murders, and weave them into ... well, something.
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For the better part of a year, Senate Republicans have shamelessly refused to even consider confirming Merrick Garland—President Barack Obama's nominee to replace Justice Antonin Scalia—on the basis of a novel and opportunistic theory that presidents should be denied Supreme Court appointments in the final years of their terms.
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In real life, in real time, they often don't register at all, so for me GIFs are really the perfect medium to capture these expressions and little mannerisms, to stick them in a loop and shamelessly stare at people in ways that would otherwise get me a slap in the face.
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Check. Huge cable company shamelessly exploiting the fact that net neutrality is dead and doing the very thing that net neutrality opponents promised wouldn't happen, assuming that either nobody would notice or at the very least nobody would connect the dots between this and the lack of regulation that allowed it?
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Michael Stuhlbarg's performance as Elio's understanding father, shamelessly ignored by the academy though richly deserving of a best supporting actor nod, adds rich layers to the film by imagining a (seemingly) heterosexual father who is not only unashamed of his 17-year-old son's sexuality, but also actually embraces his identity.
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In a string of tweets after the start of the Turkish military operation, Graham said that, if accurate, the move was a "disaster in the making" and that the administration had "shamelessly abandoned" the Kurds, who led the Syrian Democratic Forces that the United States relied on to help fight ISIS.
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Slow R&B burners this fluffy, not to mention cocktail ballads this demonstrative, would already qualify as shamelessly retro if Justin Timberlake sang them; I.U.'s translation of this mode into Korean adds an extra layer of distance, such that the music turns obsessively self-reflexive, containing mirror upon mirror.
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A self-confessed bicycle nut who admits to shamelessly trawling the internet looking for new gizmos and ideas, is in charge of everything from frames, to suits to training and says the team competing in Rio will enjoy a "nice little gain" compared to London when they scooped seven of the 10 titles.
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This is how Democrats operated when President Barack Obama came into office, and even how Republicans operated in the pre-9/11 months of George W. Bush's first term (though neither congressional party was working hand in glove with a shamelessly unethical person whose intemperate tweets about cable news segments threatened national security).
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Although Pelosi still shamelessly tried to shift the blame onto President Trump, who has been forced to use his executive authority to address the border crisis because Pelosi has obstructed every request he has made to Congress, at least she is now willing to acknowledge that the border crisis is indeed real.
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These include the toadlike Widmerpool; Charles Stringham, funny, fey, and doomed; Pamela Flitton, shamelessly based on the beautiful man-eater Barbara Skelton—who threatened to sue, but settled instead for advice on getting a novel published; the crafty, avaricious, and unforgettably awful Uncle Giles; and Jenkins's lost love, the beautiful betrayer Jean Duport.
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Days after publicly sandbagging a beloved former player, New York Knicks owner James Dolan shamelessly surrounded himself with a human wall of former Knicks—including Latrell Sprewell, whom the Knicks acquired from the Warriors via trade after he choked out then head coach P.J. Carlesimo—at Sunday's game against the San Antonio Spurs.
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But even if it weren't, I would be writing this review with my heart on my sleeve to tell you all to go see it, because it's one of those musicals that earnestly strives to be exactly what it is: a good-hearted, shamelessly self-indulgent trope factory built on fun and silliness.
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The ongoing coronavirus epidemic already illustrates their importance, and they'll be even more critical if the virus starts spreading more extensively in the US. Shamelessly re-upping: HHS is proposing cuts of $25M from CDC's Public Health Preparedness program & $18M from ASPR's Hospital Preparedness program PH Preparedness programs already operate on threadbare budgets.
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" Responding late Sunday to the filing, Butina's attorneys slammed the government for "shamelessly [admitting] it had no factual basis" for the claim and said none of the other evidence that the government said it had bears "any relevance to the initial claim that Maria offered to trade sex for access and power.
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To the Editor: In a world where an increasing number of people seem inclined to dismiss facts, deny hard evidence, embrace alternative versions of truth and shamelessly fabricate outright lies, it is heartening to read this meticulously researched article that reveals how and why these cyberattacks occurred and how they were detected.
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As the American Civil Liberties Union has pointed out, the rule makes a shamelessly bad-faith argument, asserting that no woman would go without coverage, since she could always rely on Medicaid or Title X — even as both of those programs are being targeted by the administration for funding freezes or cuts.
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The Fate of the Furious, the eighth film in the series (now just four behind the Friday the 13th films), doesn't have the energy of the previous two, and it doesn't have the emotional thrust of the last one, which shamelessly but still somehow winningly milked the untimely death of co-lead Paul Walker.
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Here's a sampling of some recent events, viewed through the grainy footage of other people's security cameras: An enterprising squirrel lay waste to a pumpkin; a man in a red plaid shirt shamelessly raked leaves into his neighbor's driveway; and, around my bedtime one recent night, a teenager rang someone's doorbell and ran off.
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Like the same shirt of years past, this one is made of a spandex and nylon blend, which is as soft and stretchy as anything, and I often find myself wearing one well past sundown, and, not to shamelessly plug the "24/7" marketing, but, yes, even to bed — especially on camping and boating trips.
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Over 385,000 people saw the clip entitled "If anyone is ever staring at you just zoom in on their face with the front facing camera," in which she shamelessly turns the camera on to a man glaring at her from across the bar, forcing him to awkwardly look away and pretend like nothing had happened.
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Yet by indicating that he regards Cardinal Wuerl's past actions simply as "mistakes," and by allowing him to remain a member of the powerful Congregation for Bishops, the pope reinforces the sense that he does not understand the extraordinary damage done by clerics who cruelly and shamelessly abused their power over trusting children and adults.
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They do that by treating them extremely seriously and with that much-coveted sincerity, but also by centering them within very self-aware lived experiences, making conscious choices about how to either subvert the tropes they're working with or reframe social issues in order to shamelessly leverage those tropes to create even more shameless fantasy.
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"It's so appalling that Boeing keeps shamelessly showing the world its culture of rewarding failures and 'clowns,' as the latest documents it released reveal, instead of investing and rewarding safety," said Paul Njoroge, who lost his wife, mother in law, and three small children in the Max crash in Ethiopia, in an emailed statement.
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It goes a step further by using its undeniable humanity to speak to an inhumane moment in our political landscape In an early scene, Sean reads a shamelessly racist letter from their neighbor, with an aggressive complaint that come down said neighbor's outrage that Mexican-American kids can play on their own lawn adjacent to his.
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What's missing once again, as with all her recent work, is Madonna herself — the woman, the mother of six, the 60-year-old who's survived against all odds, the artist who more or less created the game and who is now being asked, once again, to blaze the trail forward for shamelessly older women in pop.
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But the notion that fiction exists in some lofty netherworld of capital-A Art, utterly separate from morality and autobiography and politics — while the essay is slavish to all of them, guilelessly moral and shamelessly confessional — seems antiquated at best and paranoid at worst, an attempt to lionize certain women writers while painting others as hacks or amateurs.
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Of course, it wouldn't be an episode of The Bachelor without a few random celebrity cameos (#neverforget Soulja Boy and Desiree Hartsock's "Right Reasons" music video.) This time, we got Ice Cube and Kevin Hart, who shamelessly promoted their new movie Ride Along 2 by taking Ben and Caila on a janky ride along through Los Angeles.
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Look around the world and not only do you see a democratic recession — the number of democracies abandoning their democratic bona fides with sham elections is steadily mounting — but you see something much more grotesque: Leaders are grabbing power for life, murdering or jailing even the mildest of critics and shamelessly building coalitions with openly racist and bigoted parties.
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The latter shamelessly rips the bright beams of M83's 2011 single "Midnight City"—at this point, one of the decade's most influential documents, albeit one that is deeply indebted to visions of the past—and the not-quite-just-an-homage triggers the kind of queasiness you'd get from eating food that's off-brand and expired.
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And what they did instead — turning their party into an accessory to Clinton's appetites, shamelessly abandoning feminist principle, smearing victims and blithely ignoring his most credible accuser, all because Republicans funded the investigations and they're prudes and it's all just Sexual McCarthyism — feels in the cold clarity of hindsight like a great act of partisan deformation.
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The first, Weezer's "I Love the USA," is a shamelessly patriotic tribute to Land of the Free and, kinda, space travel; the other, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross's "Juno," actually sounds as though it was written for space travel and not the montage at the end of the movie that will inevitably be based on this mission.
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Photo: John Bazemore/Pool (AP)Georgia Secretary of State and increasingly desperate Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp, who is tied in the polls with Democratic nominee Stacey Abrams, has shamelessly used his position as the state's top election monitor to purge hundreds of thousands of voters from the rolls and close hundreds of polling sites over the past few years.
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But since "Barbecue" is a perfectly solid episode — and because my colleague had already called dibs on the last Episode of the Week for a particularly strange edition of The X-Files — I am going to shamelessly use this space to bring any curious naysayers on board the Schitt's Creek train, because life is tough and you deserve to laugh.
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When it comes to the Oscar-nominated films that make up the ceremony's Best Picture category, it's more than likely every contender will fit at least one of these four groups: Biopics, devastating true life stories of people overcoming adversity, soaring movie-musicals, and the type of film with one scene that will leave you shamelessly ugly-crying in the theater.
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Now McConnell, the top Senate Republican, is shamelessly rushing a vote on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's nominee even though we are only four months from the midterm elections. Hypocrisy?
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Also, I'm going to be honest, and I know I'm stretching the guest list, but I would invite Kelly Link, who is not only a thrillingly great writer and charming and present and hilarious and an author whose name I shamelessly drop to consistently fine effect, but also is to date the only person who has mentioned me in a By the Book.
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"Don't say that you're human / don't say that it's not your fault / I won't take the bait or these excuses that you're using," Emily Warren sings on "Don't Say," a wispy tune with a satisfying chorus that, lyrically, could be interpreted as a moment of self-recrimination (however questionably effective it may be) when it comes to the Chainsmokers' shamelessly hetero-male tendencies.
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But if their reality-television muses are famous for being shamelessly rich, the Matharoos became notorious after their unapologetic pursuit of material excess backfired, exploding into a messy international scandal involving one of the world's richest men, a salacious gossip website, stints in Nigerian and Italian custody, and a battle to clear their names with Interpol, the global police organization.
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The legendary Argentinian footballer—who plied his trade at Napoli from 1984 to 1991 and, more recently, shamelessly cut down his own grandson—is set to appear on stage at the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples on January 16 for Tre Volte 10 ("Three Times 10"), a theatrical tribute courtesy of rapper Clementino and actor/stand-up comedian Alessandro Siani.
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I'm worried that this is going to be their go-to method of promo for season two of Rob & Chyna (which was shamelessly plugged at the end of the birth special): create public relationship drama and save the civilized version for E!. But they could save themselves, and us, some effort if they simply addressed the issues we actually care about... without spoiling them on social media.
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When Return of the Jedi hit theatres in 1983, it too received similar lukewarm reviews, and today is derided as a lazy re-write of A New Hope that relied on the same plot device (the Death Star) to drive the action, suffered from the return of George Lucas' stilted dialogue, used Ewok teddy bears to shamelessly sell toys, and employed the tired "nature versus technology" moralizing.
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Just 85033 hours after the massacre in Las Vegas and before families of every victim could be notified, former Democrat Presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE shamelessly and predictably opened the floodgates of politicization.
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But in the light of day, the all-too-brief sequence was so shamelessly pandering, it ended up just serving as a reminder that of the 22 movie titles in the MCU, only Captain Marvel is headlined solely by a woman, and that Endgame's writers had just killed off the original female Avenger, Black Widow, so that we could watch all the remaining men get really sad and emo about it.
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He's also taken cues from him in this campaign, shamelessly promoting a vicious story tenuously linking one of his primary opponents, Republican Congressman Charles BoustanyCharles William BoustanyMarch tariff increase would cost 85033K jobs, advocacy group says Bottom Line On The Money: US adds 155k jobs in November | Unemployment holds at 3.7 percent | Wage growth strengthening | Trump signs stopgap spending bill delaying shutdown MORE, to the murders of several prostitutes.
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Former House Majority Whip Tom DeLay (R-Texas) recalled observing Thurmond, who had a reputation for flirting shamelessly with women, come on to a 16-year-old Chelsea during former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's 1997 inauguration lunch.
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And so the president — a multibillionaire who continues to make ungodly sums of money in part by shamelessly exploiting his office for private gain (in clear violation of the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution) and who, along with his family, continues to benefit from one of the biggest tax giveaways to the rich in American history — is denying modest raises to the ordinary working men and women who keep our Republic functioning.
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Graham said the administration had "shamelessly abandoned" Kurdish allies and that the pullout would go down as the "biggest mistake" of Trump's presidency, even as he invited Trump's personal lawyer Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Diplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Pelosi releases 'fact sheet' saying Trump has 'betrayed his oath of office' MORE before the Senate Judiciary Committee to offer a defense of the impeachment claims.
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After the interchangeable skinny rock boy bands (The Vines/The Hives/The Strokes) dried up the well of public interest, the pendulum swung hard the other way and rock went on to be crushed in the mainstream by pop, hip-hop, and EDM, and the only new rock bands that currently see breakout success are ones that shamelessly embrace elements of those genres, like The 1975, a toothless pop band whose members limply hang guitars around their necks like fashion accessories.
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Anyone focusing too much on the plot, though, will miss the trees for the woods, because the real draw of this shamelessly performative experimental fiction is the endless metaphysical abyss of Krasznahorkai's prose: uninterrupted stream-of-consciousness passages that last for chapters with no breaks of any kind, ruminate simultaneously on the cosmic and the mundane, and fold endlessly onto themselves in a hopeless existential ouroboros, perpetually advancing and retreating before the impossibility of grasping the self and the universe.
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Background Reading: Michelle on the fear of Sanders becoming the Democratic nominee and Bloomberg's rush of endorsements David on Bloomberg's progressive college plan and why Democrats of all ideological stripes share more in common with one another than with Trump Charlie on how Bloomberg's ad buys shamelessly hack our attention, Bloomberg's use of Twitter and "One Nation, Tracked" (with Stuart Thompson) I've been an Op-Ed columnist since 2009, and I write about politics, religion, pop culture, sociology and the places where they all intersect.
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So now the hypocritical Trump — the same man who bragged about being a great businessman while his companies filed for bankruptcy multiple times; the same man who accuses Clinton of corruption while never explaining his illegal use of Trump Foundation funds to make a campaign donation to the Florida attorney general, followed by that attorney general dropping a fraud investigation against Trump University; the same man who bragged about conduct that amounted to criminal sexual assault while dismissing such conduct as "locker-room talk" — shamelessly refuses to withdraw his reckless and baseless charges against Clinton.
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John ConyersJohn James ConyersEXCLUSIVE: Trump on reparations: 'I don't see it happening' McConnell: Reparations aren't 'a good idea' This week: Democrats move funding bills as caps deal remains elusive MORE (D-Mich.) to resign, all while Republican Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE shamelessly campaigned and still hasn't given up his quest to win the Senate seat in Alabama.
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And they should be aware, finally, that in this period that has been labeled, for lack of a better word, populist, and of which the American election is but an outsize symptom; in a time when thought is attacked from all sides and when lies are flourished with unparalleled arrogance and aplomb; in this new political culture that has now encircled the earth, one in which, from the American plutocrats to their Russian oligarch cousins, the swineherds slap their pedigree shamelessly on imperial palaces, the little Jewish nation has no part to play.
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My friend, a nice kid on the lam from middle-class, suburban Jewish parents, had transformed himself into a Philly street character whose intimidating range of knowledge, arcane reading, provocative ideas, and batty eloquence, despite my reservations about his lack of personal hygiene, drew me to him as he was drawn to me, despite or because of our obvious differences, me growing up poor, therefore street tough, streetwise, he assumed, a jock who played college ball, physically attractive, smart enough, though intellectually underdeveloped, politically unsophisticated, naïve, poorly read, innocently gregarious, but my new buddy soon perceived that I was ambitious, ruthless and predatory in my dealings with other people as he was, my insightful, observant, preternaturally selfish, shamelessly inquisitive, greedy new acquaintance.
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