"You should have a lot of faith in your ensemble, rather than building a show around a lead character, or building a show around personality problems," he says.
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And now, two producers are developing a show around Mrs.
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Harvey Weinstein and I created a show around my incubator.
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Polls show around 70 percent of Australians want marriage equality.
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Our children are not trophies for us to show around.
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I wrote the initial treatment for [the show] around then.
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What about a themed show around entertainment, sports, tech, or business?
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You said you were pitching the show around before that, too.
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Can you talk about why you chose to build a show around her?
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Penn said they're currently shopping the show around to find a new host.
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Few impressions justify building an entire show around, but Anthony's is the exception.
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It's possible to successfully build a TV show around that kind of cruelty.
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The company dipped its toe into production with a reality show around app makers.
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Trimmed inflation measures from Fed districts that remove volatile items also show around 2%.
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Streaming a live show around the world is something that was impossible when we started.
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The show around them, "inspired by" Johnson's life, doesn't consistently live up to its cast.
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So, we created a show around ... Make it fun like parents would want to watch too.
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Middle age, so the quip goes, is when your age starts to show around your middle.
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Ideally, it would mean ditching the family structure and recentering the show around Winter's Alex Dunphy character.
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Why build a show around a gamer whose skill within said game is his only redeeming quality?
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The Rockettes are majestic, but the show around them could use a lot less cynicism (259:2212).
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The Rockettes are majestic, but the show around them could use a lot less cynicism (213006:213).
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The Rockettes are majestic, but the show around them could use a lot less cynicism (1:30).
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The Rockettes are majestic, but the show around them could use a lot less cynicism (22124:221).
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The Rockettes are majestic, but the show around them could use a lot less cynicism (123:113).
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The Rockettes are majestic, but the show around them could use a lot less cynicism (2129:26200).
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Sure, I'd caught bits and pieces of episodes with friends and family who were watching the show around me.
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Queer Eye: By now you're aware that Netflix's Queer Eye is the purest and most comforting TV show around.
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Soehn predicted the synchronous fireflies in the Great Smoky Mountains will peak with their light show around June 7.
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So everyone I show around in Hoboken or Jersey City looks up the hill and asks, 'What's up there?
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After several more episodes based on court cases, the team realized they could make an entire new show around them.
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Scott Alexander: We were sort of happily shocked and surprised to see this intelligent discourse that followed the show around.
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Yes, Disrupt really is the best startup show around, and this September, San Fransisco is where it's all going down.
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Despite its highs and lows, Game of Thrones has always carried the potential to be the most impressive show around.
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IRI polls also show around 60 percent of Nigerians and Bangladeshis also feel that politicians don't listen to young people.
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Money markets show around an 80 percent chance of a move in December — up from 60 percent a week ago.
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And it's hard to build a show around characters who are mostly defined by temptations they don't give in to.
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Polls show around half of the electorate in Catalonia supports independence while the other half wishes to stay within Spain.
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In short, there are dozens of other ways to build a show around a prodigiously talented gamer who becomes a hero.
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Fox built a new debate show around Bayless, pairing him with another black co-host, the former wide receiver Shannon Sharpe.
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Recently, Mr. Nicholaw talked about the purifying power of "The Prom," what turned the show around and the energy of dance.
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My depression started to show around May, and by June, my girlfriend started acting distant and wasn't talking a lot to me.
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Other Big Brother contestants taking part in the show around the world in Canada and Brazil are aware of the coronavirus outbreak.
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It's also nice, frankly, for the youth-oriented network to build a show around a protagonist on the wrong side of 40.
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She's a performance artist, so what does it look like to make a solo show around an artist who's actually a performance?
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If anything, Sedaris finding a way to build a TV show around her slightly deranged interpretation of domestic expertise feels long overdue.
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A report from The Hollywood Reporter on Friday said that Disney will be creating a show around its first Muslim superhero — Ms. Marvel.
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According to the San Francisco Fire Department, an adult in the audience had a medical emergency during the show around 265:216 p.
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They fell in love with him and thought he and his business might be a better fit to build a reality show around.
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The killer stroke comes in heavily building the show around Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka), the leg-sweeping bad guy from the first film.
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The program, called Wunderbar Together, envisages a German feel-good road show around the United States to counteract the poison of Trump's Washington.
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Polls show around 70 percent of Australians want marriage equality, and many supporters of legalization want action in Parliament, not a nonbinding plebiscite.
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Basing a show, a big show, around a big reveal, is a lot like sticking a landing at the end of a gymnastics routine.
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I based the concept on the characters in my book so they could cross-promote, and my agent and I shopped the show around.
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Ms. Lynch negotiates this divide effortlessly — she's often hilarious and always engaging — but the show around her occasionally bogs down in its own mushiness.
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Despite the cancellation, The Expanse is fully produced by Alcon Entertainment, which indicated that it would shop the show around to new potential homes.
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Chevrolet, Ford, and Ram all centered the show around their latest truck offerings — and even the Ford Ranger isn't exactly a small, efficient vehicle.
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Frowning figures from the Bowie organisation are looking obscurely busy, as do various tour personnel who will soon be steering this show around the world.
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Sony Pictures Television is fighting for a recount reacquisition of rights to Good Girls Revolt, so it can shop the show around to other networks.
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The comedian Ziwe Fumudoh may not be the princess of pop, but she does love it enough to create an entire comedy show around it.
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Eonia money market futures dated for the European Central Bank's March meeting show around a 65% chance of a 10 bps cut is factored in.
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But the day someone wants to build a TV show around smarter analysis and film watching, I'd get my blender-face in for an audition.
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" Read more: Shopping for Photography Books With Simone Rocha "Because I love having natural light, I always show around midday — which makes for an early morning.
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To provide the only real proof I have, I'd have to expose myself to this audience and to all those watching your show around the world.
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He says producers took the isolated incident and created a whole show around it, but never gave him a heads up it was airing Thursday night.
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The SCOTUS Moment The day of the Kavanaugh hearings in Washington D.C., Rick Owens staged his fashion show around a flaming pyre in the Palais de Tokyo.
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So you need to get in and drive and do the best that you can, and I always say, the only difference is the show around it.
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There's no chance that Fred Rogers, an ordained Presbyterian minister, didn't have this story in mind when he structured his entire show around the concept of neighbors.
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World Bank figures show around one-third of Zimbabwe's 16 million people live in urban areas, and that its urban population is growing about 2 percent annually.
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Since Almaraz oscillated between a variety of themes throughout his career, Fox opted to curate the show around five major subjects rather than the archetypal chronological arrangement.
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As the biggest hit in HBO's history, one that the subscription service hoped to continue for additional seasons, keeping the show around awhile long isn't a bad thing.
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In some instances, famous men are alleged to have forced their tongues into an unwilling woman's mouth, walked around naked, or pulled out their penises to show around.
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The production team, which includes Mr. Wayne, Mr. Kenwright and the director Bob Tomson, began to work out the mechanics of the stage show around 18 months ago.
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Yet organizing the show around roughly circumscribed areas of artistic production has its limitations, not least because there are intersections between the artists that inevitably transgress geographical boundaries.
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This is well in line with other polls; as Vox's Dylan Scott reported, most polls show around 40 percent of voters saying they are backing the former vice president.
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But in May of 1999, which is just almost less than a year later, we decided to raise funds and we went on a road show around the world.
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Borrowing a page from Will Smith, who took it upon himself to promote his movies overseas, Mr. Hart raised his profile by touring his comedy show around the world.
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The media enablers included Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, Rachel Maddow (who built her show around Russia Trutherism), David Corn, Michael Isikoff, Manu Raju, Brian Stelter and many others.
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Between the 1840s and the 1960s in Britain, manufacturing's share of employment hovered at around a third; today official data show around one in ten workers is involved in manufacturing.
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What if, instead of basing your restaurant improvement show around your host's expertise, can't-look-away vulgar tirades, and non-stop hustle, you centered everything around fussy Yelp customer reviews?
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For example, Sony's PlayStation Vue service only saves shows for up to 503 days after they air, so there's no way to permanently keep a favorite movie or show around.
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It all started last year, when Janela, a veteran worker with a penchant for hardcore wrestling, decided he was going to book a show around his dream match: himself vs.
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After CBS cancelled her second series, Central Park West, in 1996, she declined series creator Darren Star's offer to create a new show around her called Sex and the City.
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Every month, a team of writers and producers build a brand-new, one-of-a-kind late-night talk show around a different comedian and his or her distinct personality.
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The sculptor John Ahearn wasn't looking for a new muse when he stopped by a high-school portrait show around the corner from his South Bronx studio two years ago.
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On Sunday, Trump's national security adviser Robert O'Brien appeared on a morning talk show around the time the call with Putin was taking place, though O'Brien didn't discuss the conversation.
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Throughout all this, Romanek has taken pictures, too; and starting today, he'll show around 30 of those black-and-white photos for the first time ever at Colette in Paris.
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First, they steered away from the classic male-commander protagonist, by centering their show around a black female first officer who was court-martialed and stripped of her rank for treason.
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My next curatorial project is a group show around performances of emotional labor — framed by "soft skills" like sociability, adaptability, empathy, and cooperation — that play out as feminist strategies in art.
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Preliminary exit polls in Michigan show around 3 in 5 Democratic voters on Election Day prefer a nominee who can beat Trump over someone who agrees with them on the issues.
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The latest data from India's National Crime Record Bureau show around 100 alleged attacks are reported to police each day, or nearly 39,000 in 2016 -- a 12% increase from the previous year.
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"It incorporates the look and spirit of video games and violent comic books into a television series as well as any show around," Mike Hale wrote in his Times review in 2015.
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Thirdly, about halfway through the show, around the time Drake was performing a medley of post-Take Care turn up songs, I came to understand that Aubrey Graham Drake is King Millennial.
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Sow admits that she and Friedman "kind of cheated" because their network of friends and colleagues happened to include several tastemakers who would spread the show around — including "Girls" star Lena Dunham.
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He will continue touring with the "Blackbox" live show around the United States and South America, and for the first time in nearly a decade, he will not have a permanent base.
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Fallon's predecessor at Tonight, Jay Leno, built his show around not offending the people who fell asleep watching his show, and Stephen Colbert has struggled to make his satire stick to the format.
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The phenomenon is notoriously difficult to predict, but some experts suggest there may be an increased chance of seeing the light show around the March and September equinox due to increased solar activity.
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First, Travis has a show around 10:30 in Minneapolis, which is then followed by a show at 1:30 AM in Vegas Marquee Nightclub in The Cosmopolitan ... plenty of time for both.
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Indeed, Halt and Catch Fire's writers learned that very early on when they tried to build the show around Joe as a Tony Soprano–style protagonist with psychological bruises and deep, dark secrets.
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The show's curatorial team organized the show around the idea of a "fictional museum," and the display is meant to challenge viewers' assumptions about how artworks should be organized in an institutional display.
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"Tech is of course also very heavily male-dominated," he added, noting that a couple tech outlets he tracks with the Swedish version of the bot often show around 15 percent female representation.
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In an interview with Refinery29, he spoke out about being "ostracized" and treated "like a pariah in the industry" after staging a New York Fashion Week show around Black Lives Matter in 2017.
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In an interview with Refinery29, he spoke out about being "ostracized" and treated "like a pariah in the industry" after staging a New York Fashion Week show around Black Lives Matter in 2017.
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"I think that we used that as a moment to frame the whole show around the question of what gets left out, and why and things get left out," she told me recently.
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Kevin was performing Saturday night in Corpus Christi at an outdoor venue -- the Concrete Street Amphitheatre -- and was close to wrapping up the show around 11:30 PM when the shots were fired.
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Several producers had pictures of their frost-burned coffee fields to show around, as was the case with Osvaldo Bachião Filho, Cooxupé's vice president, who said 50 hectares of his farm were severely hit.
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Although according to a 2015 FEMA release, 80 percent of Americans live in counties that have been struck by disasters, surveys regularly show around 60 percent of Americans have no emergency plan in place.
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Curator Barry Bergdoll invited a handpicked group of scholars to explore the vast Wright archive that the museum comanages with Columbia's Avery Library, then organized the show around the objects they found most compelling.
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Virgil Abloh set his Off-White show around upended cars, sawed in half to create an automotive graveyard — or maybe a visual quote of Cadillac Ranch in Texas — cast in an eerie red light.
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But for our fantasy cast list, it's another suggestion that has caught our eye -- Hugh Laurie, whose transatlantic appeal aided by his role as "House" should help Netflix market the show around the world.
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Pippa Stockdale, the managing director of London's Fine Art Society, was inspired to theme a show around Gluck after spotting Diana Souhami's spirited and insightful biography of the artist in a charity-shop display.
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The U.S Chamber of Commerce Foundation went on a road show around the country last year to promote its evolving view on how improvements in access to child care will impact two generations of workers.
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Bolton organized the show around different métiers in sewing and tailoring, from embroidery to featherwork to beading, and even deconstruction, illustrating the paradox of seeing a dress intentionally built to look like it's falling apart.
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Tonight at 7:30 pm ET, our friends over at The Verge will be broadcasting their third show live from CES — the biggest tech trade show around — as they discuss the latest gadgets and gear.
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We've definitely, inexplicably, followed the men of the show around as they navigated their rocky relationships with their wives and each other more than we engaged with the erratic trajectories of these women and their friendships.
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U.S.-based Liberty, who took over the sport in January, are planning to add at least one North American race to the calendar after 2018 and want to build up the show around grand prix weekends.
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WATCH THIS: Gage Edward Shares Smiling Selfie with Monroe Amid Custody Battle with Ex Jeff Lewis The TV personality has since said that he's been shopping a new show around, but has not confirmed a project.
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But you can just see NBC â€" the network that basically elected Donald Trump by constructing a prime-time show around the lie that he was a competent businessman â€" going gaga for this kind of show.
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It's easy to forget about Netflix's movie program when it's premiering a new show around the world almost every week, but the company's emphasis on original content is starting to pay dividends in the film world too.
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Building the show around a technology that people need but don't fully understand allows the writers to mine comedy from the distance between a handful of socially awkward engineers and the ordinary people they're trying to reach.
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It is a dreamy, childlike approach to serious adult material, from bird B.D.S.M. to bird P.T.S.D. Hanawalt chose to build the show around birds because, unlike dogs or cats or horses, "they're not necessarily cute," she said.
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And yet the network still developed a show around Candy Crush, a game that came out five years ago, has long since peaked, isn't known for its streaming community, and features gameplay that's barely more interesting than Solitaire.
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The reality star and nascent denim entrepreneur Khloe Kardashian created an entire TV show around the "revenge body," wherein someone undergoes a makeover (which often includes losing weight) in retaliation against an enemy, bully or erstwhile romantic partner.
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The NBA turned the show around quicker than expected — it was hoping to publish by 6 am ET Tuesday morning, but the show hit Snapchat less than 24 hours after the game ended and is live right now.
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We're told people who've been working on the show for years are griping they should've heard the news one way or another by now, and expected to get word on the fate of the show around 2 weeks ago.
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The show around him, with its cast of backbiting reality retreads and its blatant logrolling — the first challenge involved a beauty line put out by Tyra Banks, one of Mr. Schwarzenegger's "advisers" — was pretty much the same as always.
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While May seems like it's very far away, the truth is that Disrupt NY 2016 will be upon us before you know it, and now is your last chance to get extra-early-bird tickets to the best startup show around.
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Roughly 30 people will produce the show, around the same size as a regular TV show team, and correspondents Gadi Schwartz and Savannah Sellers will be assigned to the show team, led by NBC's Director of Social Media strategy Andrew Springer.
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If you hadn't yet heard the news, Murphy will be adapting Jeffrey Toobin's (yes — the journalist who wrote the Simpson book which Murphy then based the show around) book about the political scandal surrounding Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky-Linda Tripp trifecta.
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The answers are as varied as these families are, but Roseanne takes the simple idea of living in 2018 without killing your family members — or even just dying yourself — and builds a whole season of a TV show around it.
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"I know it's not the key point tonight, but for someone who built a TV show around it, Trump turns out to be very bad at firing people," notes Matthew Waxman, a former official in the George W. Bush administration.
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Dolores is by far the most intriguing character on Westworld, but the show seems reticent to build a show around her, even though her character arc — robot slowly waking up to the horrors of her own existence — is an instantly compelling one.
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Even with frequent caveats that many elements of the show are now pretty dated, most of the people who responded maintained that they were thankful to have the show around at all, given how relatively few options they had to choose from.
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One of the greatest decisions of HBO's The Deuce is to anchor the show around Eileen "Candy" Morell (Maggie Gyllenhaal), an entrepreneurial sex worker who brings the female perspective to a show that easily could have slid into living and dying by the male gaze.
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While it's comforting in a way, to know that every year come September you can stop having to go out on the weekends, and wrap the show around yourself like a horrible leopard print slanket, it's also not necessarily great news for its longevity.
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Data compiled by Reuters from lists of candidates publicly available on line and prosecutors' documents between 2012 and the present-day show around 100 of some 350 local officials who have been investigated or sent to trial since 2012 are running in this election.
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After a meeting in March 2017 of investigators in the case, Mr. Holes focused his efforts on genealogy and set off on a "road show" around the state, to the various jurisdictions across California where the Golden State Killer had carried out rapes and murders.
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Tellingly, the producers (a posse that again includes Ryan Seacrest) appear a tad flummoxed by how to build a show around Kylie's life -- how to make "Life of Kylie" (rhymes with "Riley," a reference the target audience isn't apt to remember) function as an actual series.
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At the gallery Crone Wien, Mark Rappolt, the British editor in chief of ArtReview, structured a show around a video documenting how, in 2000, the German theater and film director Christoph Schlingensief set up a "Big Brother"-style detention center next to the Vienna Opera House.
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" The designer was hesitant because back in 2015, when he created the initial "They Have Names" shirt, he also did a New York Fashion Week show around Black Lives Matter, and felt he had been "ostracized for a little bit and was like a pariah in the industry.
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And some want the company to do even more to fix persistent statistics that show around 80 percent of its technical staff is male, which might have led to such musings; others think Google's diversity programs to help improve the numbers are deeply flawed and even discriminatory toward men.
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It makes for a mesmerizing result, and not just because this time she centered her show around a kinetic sculpture titled "Omniverse" by the artist Anthony Howe that gracefully twisted and torqued in its own natural ballet throughout her presentation — but because her clothes do the same thing.
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And some want the company to do even more to fix persistent statistics that show around 80 percent of its technical staff is male that might have led to such musings; even as others think Google's diversity programs to help improve the numbers are deeply flawed and even discriminatory toward men.
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And though their programming never had them do anything more serious than flirt while he robbed her saloon, Hector was designed as Maeve's consort, either by a sympathetic soul at Delos or by the meta-narrative of the show around them: his last name, Escaton, references the theological term for the end of the world.
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The critically-acclaimed political conspiracy series set in a colonized solar system of the future has been heralded as one of the network's best but it couldn't find high ratings on Syfy, leaving Alcon Entertainment to begin shopping the show around to different networks earlier this month to find a home for the fourth season.
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Building a TV show around a time loop is such a natural fit for a medium where every single episode resets to a status quo that it's a wonder no one has ever done it quite as well as Russian Doll, a brilliant dark comedy co-created by star Natasha Lyonne, director Leslye Headland, and Amy Poehler.
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If the title wasn't clear, the three minds behind the artist-run gallery space centered the show around the idea of the mountain, both in a literal sense, as well as of the figurative representation of "a place where we act out our mythologies [...] that often serves as a distant frontier and a stark contrast from the civilized lowlands," according to show's press release.
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