He might get a TV show out of it, Katie.
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They continue to show up and show out for candidates.
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There's a talent show out there for all of us.
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Actually, it's probably the weirdest, wildest TV show out there.
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I feel like it's the most brilliantly written show out there.
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It's bold, colorful, and different than any other show out there.
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So he told Netflix it shouldn't put the show out at all.
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Someone else might make a spikier, darker show out of this material.
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I am very proud of Team USA, we come out and show out.
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On Thursday, #TeamYvie will show up and show out for their local girl.
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And that we will show out if you actually cater to our needs.
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As for who was running the show out here, nobody mentioned the Swiss.
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"My motto is to show up and show out," he told me later.
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Mr. Robot is smarter and weirder than any TV show out there right now.
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Show up, and then when you get there, show out and make change happen.
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Elsewhere on WWHL, Etheridge spoke about her new album, The Medicine Show, out Friday.
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The cure is Legends of Tomorrow, simply the weirdest, wildest superhero show out now.
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"My plan was to get the bloody show out, on the air," he said.
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Emails from " Ologies" listeners encouraged us to check the show out, and we weren't disappointed.
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This is the time to step up and show out and realize what I wanted.
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Blink-182 postponed its show out of respect and to show solidarity with the community.
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If you take any one moment from the Trump Show out of context, it's striking.
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When he had a show out of town, he'd smuggle the drug in art crates.
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Some viewers were outraged and called the show out on Twitter with the hashtag #HowIMetYourRacism.
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They took your book and they're going to make a TV show out of it.
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There's no show out there like that… that really represents an interracial queer strong healthy couple.
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When Aventura was performing, fans would write 'You guys gotta come do a show out here.
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Café Society will show out of competition and open in French cinemas on the same day.
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As RAINN's statistics on sexual assault show, out of every 1,000 rapes, 993 will go unpunished.
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The office of the President of the United States is the best reality show out there.
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"I think this is the perfect time for Noelle and I to show out," Bailey said.
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If there's one show out there that knows how to celebrate Halloween it's Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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Major Lazer paid for this show out of their own pocket because they wanted to be there.
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Blown Away is great TV, and I don't say that about every glassblowing reality show out there.
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This is Queen Bey, and as she has so many times before, she came to show out.
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They tried, they stayed there for another three weeks, but they never played another show out there.
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"We wanted someone to broaden the show out so we reached out to her," Mr. Stelter said.
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And Patagonia succeeded in its monthslong, retaliatory campaign to move a lucrative trade show out of Utah.
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PRINCE-BYTHEWOOD We finished editing in October and were very eager to put the show out then.
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He has a new show out on Netflix called "The Ranch," which he is a producer of, correct?
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It is said that Black people show up and show out the most in the face of death.
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You were looking for experts in the field, and you also made a show out of it too.
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In the end she decides to sit the show out, and that she doesn't have to bike Lin.
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Ironically, though, it's very much in Lando's character to steal the show out from under his unsuspecting allies.
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And he seems happy enough freelancing for one of the major corporations that run the show out here.
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The strategy is, let's get Stephen and the show out to as many people as wanna consume it.
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I mean to check the show out again soon and see if it's as good as I recall.
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In fact, they took advantage of the opportunity to show up and show out in the finest of fashions.
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" Smeal argued Republican senators made a show out of being polite and even deferential to Ford, calling her "Dr.
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Given the success Black Panther had last year, it's no surprise that its characters showed up to show out.
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Finally, at the 19-minute mark of the half-hour show, out came Mr. Simmons's second guest, Ben Affleck.
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And then I'm doing a show out of a shoebox in Pompano Beach and he's the one at WFAN.
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We kept trying to push our show out of the children's category and into some sort of crossover category.
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It is her physical performance that digs the show out of narrative ruts and sells its most unconvincing twists.
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The producers of the limited-run production have opted to take the show out of consideration for Broadway's biggest honor.
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It feels like the best show out there about the way we live today — even if it's set in 1995.
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Rihanna and Cardi B, for example, reportedly said no to doing this year's halftime show out of solidarity with Kaepernick.
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"Inhumans" flounders, trying to make the best of a dodgy premise, and looks like the worst Marvel show out there.
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I know that women show up and show out every election, but I need some good men to stand up too.
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He also said that while he's got a lot of haters ... his supporters really show out to help him as well.
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There is no show out there in late night that occupies a space between pop culture and politics and social commentary.
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But when you're giving yourself some real TLC on this long weekend — and getting a show out of it — that's priceless.
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Happily, some savvy fans of the show recognize this trap and are calling the show out for its coverage of Daenerys' campaign.
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Warner Brothers tried to put the show out on DVD, but the first season didn't sell, so no further seasons were released.
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We had a prime chance for our guys to show out against the country that so brazenly messed with our 2016 election.
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Tickets for the event by Headliner Market Group will run you anywhere from $40 to $2,200 ... if you really wanna show out.
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The new Ringling show, "Out of This World," produced by Alana Feld, 36, will have its premiere on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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Sykes, who hosts his radio show out of Milwaukee, has been an outspoken supporter of the "#NeverTrump" movement and Ted Cruz supporter.
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Should we trust Apple to potentially take on a #MeToo fallout storyline in its first show out of the original programming gate?
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Even if I have 500 followers and no likes, I can still go on tour selling my show out and be fine.
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But if she comes to watch you show out on the weekend of her own birthday ... that's a gift that keeps giving.
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Scenes like this help lift the show out of Jack's despair, and keep alive the playful, cartoony spirit of the original series' run.
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If not the 'Hawks, Shaquill says Shaquem will "definitely" get a shot somewhere ... and Shaquem says he'll be ready to show out (again).
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Matt Groening has a new Netflix show out called "Disenchantment" ... but he's got an enchanting way of appeasing autograph seekers -- he comes prepared.
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As Andy and I got closer and worked together on a show out in Los Angeles, we started discussing why we love games.
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My friend was having her first solo art show out in Palm Springs, exactly 111 miles away from my apartment in Los Angeles.
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Do yourself a favor and watch it now before you start to avoid the show out of spite because it's actually that good.
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Some are re-occurring, and others are one-time-only, so get ready to come out and show out from your living room.
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Now it's a widely accepted excuse to make a fashion show out of arena exits and entrances, another forum to showcase individual tastes.
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Yoenis Cespedes is ready to show out at Spring Training even harder than last year ... with a new fleet of sick, custom cars.
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Warner Bros.' big Hall H panel isn't for another few days, but Justice League's already stealing the show out on the Comic-Con floor.
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As Beyoncé prepares to show up and show out at the Country Music Association Awards tonight, I've got a little history lesson for you.
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With completely mixed––by gender, race, age, culture and everything––all the different groups have an opportunity to show out to the other groups.
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It can be hard to recommend the upcoming show Dietland to people, because there's practically no other show out there to compare it to.
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I feel like from the internet, you have to wear so many hats to market, to get your show out there, to get viewers.
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I feel like he knew the character the show was portraying, and he played into it, and it helped him and the show out.
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It may be relevant that various studies show out-of-pocket costs for people who do have health insurance keep rising faster than inflation.
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Fey and Poehler brought the show out of a six-year ratings slump, and notably beat ratings from the 2012 ceremony, hosted by Gervais.
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Miss Mexico is hoping to follow in her predecessor's footsteps, and representatives from Nepal, Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago will show up and show out.
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Also, big ups to State's mascot, who managed to keep his composure and deliver a strong effort even after watching the BYU mascot show out.
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Though President Trump loves to make a show out of calling for Congress to "fix" the immigration system, the new proposal doesn't need congressional approval.
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Chuck makes a pretty grand show out of "realizing" he's probably being spied on too before halting the verbal conversation and switching to written communication.
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They certainly have things to work on, but as the first show out of the gate for LeBlanc / Harris / Reid, I think it's a great effort.
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You've taken a good thing and successfully killed off any interest by making a big public show out of refusing to make up your mind. Congratulations.
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If you haven't checked the show out yet, it just hit Netflix (for international users), and it will be streaming on Amazon Prime on December 14th.
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"They got a whole lot of men intimidated by them, because when they show up, they show out," he said, referring to the women's riding skills.
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More importantly, he won't take family advice from someone like Rush -- who says Pete seems to enjoy making a show out of kissing a man on stage.
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Microsoft never followed through on its promise that Scorpio (now the Xbox One X) would bring VR to the Xbox, and Oculus sat the show out completely.
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That was nearly 50 years ago, and I doubt that Twardowicz's painting has been seen since then, unless it was shipped to a show out of town.
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Quavo says he's gonna show out in his celebrity flag football game this weekend ... and once that's done, he's gunnin' for the Atlanta Falcons' starting QB job!!
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Despite the um, unexpected, nature of Dog, there is one way the sitcom is more true-to-life than nearly any other show out there: the clothing.
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Last year, I made a case for Legends of Tomorrow being the weirdest, and therefore greatest, superhero TV show out there, and hoo boy, did I undersell it.
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Your review goes a long way to getting our show out to more people, and as always I encourage you to share this podcast with family and friends.
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Transfiguration could be interpreted as a change of figure, and this is the part of our figure that we decided to show out on an album this time.
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"Empire" is heading into its sixth season and has seen declining ratings in recent years, pushing the former hit show out of the top 10 network entertainment series.
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In the beginning, we'd always wait for the Chinatown shows, because every TV show, out of the 22 episodes in the season, there was always one in Chinatown.
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With a live, digitally-focused show out of San Fransisco, Bloomberg is hoping to continue to expand its reach in Silicon Valley, to technology influencers and to broader audiences.
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But what has really kept me watching is the show's terrific cast, and I think if you check the show out, you might be similarly drawn to their performances.
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That all changed that spring, when a friend of mine had an extra lawn seat to a show out in Bristow, Virginia, headlined by Jason Aldean and Eric Church.
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The point was for players to show out for scouts from all 373 NBA squads (and a wealth of international teams) as the league enters its roster-churn season.
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"He was talking a lot of trash," Mathew says ... joking that Kobe was trying to show out to impress all of the beautiful women on the set that day.
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But I don't think there's any other show out there where you can start in your 30s and still do it, and probably do it better, in your 50s.
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The second season of Better Call Saul was terrific, a big step up from season one that brought the show out of the shadow of its parent series, Breaking Bad.
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The decision to retire the elephants early will make room for the circus' new show, Out Of This World, which will be a space-age interactive show that Ringling Bros.
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One thing The Leftovers does better than almost any show out there is make it plain how searching for something concrete inevitably raises more questions than anyone knows how to answer.
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In doing so, it's taking note of what works on cable television in order to come up with its own version of just about every top reality TV show out there.
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The deeds of hate being cooked up by Donald Trump, directly or implicitly, must be met with the willingness of good folk to speak up, and most important, to show out.
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In fact, while her fellow musicians make the high fashion rounds, it's surprising if the pop superstar attends even one show out of the thousands she's surely invited to each year.
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The Migos rap star is accepting the challenge, and told the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs weeknights on FS1) he's gonna show out at his charity game vs.
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But no one told the museum until after Thayer died in 1982, and it's taken the intervening 30-plus years to sort a coherent show out of his vast, uneven trove.
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The Harlem Globetrotters have taken their show out west -- specifically, to the roof of the Staples Center in L.A. ... where they hit long distance bombs and it was all caught on video!
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As has become a running theme on Fridays lately, there's a new Netflix show out today — so it's time to compare it to other, more well-known shows of its supposed ilk.
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One criticism of Sheeran's spot was that it took fans of the show out of the moment — it was hard to stay connected to the fiction when Sheeran's celeb stole the scene.
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"Landmark" should have been the first original show out of the gate on Spotify, as it better represents the streaming music platform's larger goal with its expansion into its own video content.
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"I don't call the show out for editing very much, but it was definitely edited and Becca even tweeted: 'I'm pretty sure I had to go to the bathroom,' " she said on Access.
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As his administration makes a show out of arresting immigrants and threatening deportation, immigrant advocates and progressive groups are urging Democrats to respond, framing the issue as a matter of life and death.
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But when I decided—really, was forced by my editors—to check the show out, I was intimidated by the nearly 639 episodes, so I searched for someone who could be my guide.
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He is missing a great show out there because he is trying to put his little show together and it has less credibility and is less entertaining than an old "Three Stooges" clip.
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"The Tonight Show," meanwhile, remains the odd-show-out in the latenight variety series race, reflecting how Jimmy Fallon's vanilla-flavored comedy struggles to compete with edgier fare in the current political environment.
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Dozens of corporations specializing in outdoor gear and recreation are pulling a flagship trade show out of Salt Lake City after state leaders reaffirmed calls to transfer federal public lands into state hands.
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Van Susteren, who was with Fox News for 14 years before leaving the network abruptly after contract renegotiation talks reportedly broke down, will host the show out of a new studio in Washington.
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It may be hard to believe, but back in March of 2002, the world had yet to be introduced to what would soon become the most-watched dating show out there: The Bachelor.
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Step 2: He blasts the league, then ships Mike Pence to Indianapolis (taxpayer price tag: an estimated $242,500) to make a show out of storming from the 49ers-Colts game in faux outrage.
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" Trump, who has hosted "SNL," has taken to calling the late night television show out on Twitter since Baldwin started portraying him during the presidential campaign, calling it "unfunny" and "a hit job.
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Its space-themed show, "Out of This World," offers some old standbys, like aerialists, a lion tamer and acrobats on horseback, but adds an ice floor, an elaborate narrative and a smartphone app.
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We're used to seeing her fans show out in force, but you gotta see this ... 'cause they outdid themselves for the Sundance Film Festival event -- and Taylor took selfies with scores of them.
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"When they came to me with the idea of making a live show out of Baby Shark, I said, that I couldn't imagine any project more perfect for my life right now," Selke says.
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It's always good to follow a few freebie sites on social media so you don't miss out on upcoming events and can show out-of-town friends a good time without breaking the bank.
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The awards show returned to Atlanta -- after a brief hiatus in Miami -- for last weekend's taping ... and Quavo made sure to show out in his hometown, dripping with ice and hanging with Rick Ross.
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There are players in the NBA whose brilliance is evident in NBA games, but which could be multiplied gloriously in a setting that allows them to improvise and show out and generally get weird.
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The pre-dunk bounce-forward-and-catch, the look of immense, high-serious determination in the dunker's eyes—these are not the kinds of joyous actions that are supposed to accompany a show-out dunk.
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Jensen picked apart Lost methodically, digging deep into everything onscreen, in hopes of figuring the show out, of finding a grand, unifying theory of what was going on that would become the show's ultimate explanation.
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In the middle of the show, out came Jacobs in fuzzy boots and staring at his open palm, yelling "HUSS" over and over—a play on John Nord's Viking/Berzerker gimmick in the early 1990s WWF.
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It blew my mind to be on a show — my first show out of school — where there are at least four Black women that are series regulars... Everything that I had seen you only get one.
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And as such, while his older brother might make more headlines while his sister beams her radio show out around the world, his significance as the genre's most acerbic and innovative player should not be underestimated.
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We got Big Show out in NYC -- gearing up for Wrestlemania35 -- and asked him what he thought of Oliver's 20-minute tirade ... and he said wrestling has cleaned up its act, and used himself as the proof.
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The podcast felt less like an interview program than like eavesdropping on the interesting people in the next booth, and it became the template for Macdonald's new venture: a ten-episode Netflix talk show , out this month.
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Otherwise it's a cookie cutter copy of every other reality TV show out there: put some shameless hot people in a fancy house, make alcohol readily available, then alternately shame them or laugh at them for being dummies.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion, one of the most popular and influential Japanese animated franchises ever, was originally distributed in America by A.D. Vision, but that company's liquidation has left the show out of print here for over a decade.
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At the time, Carton was the host of an FM talk show out of Trenton called "The Jersey Guys," where he'd achieved some infamy after making fun of Governor Richard Codey's wife, for her battles with postpartum depression.
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Asyiqin Haron of Geeks of Color — an online community that highlights diversity in the comics world — found the actor's support of Ahmed's statement ironic given the fact that he is starring in Netflix's Marvel show, out later this month.
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There may be people who show out for the one-hit wonders, people who buy the CD single from Target, but these are the ones who will buy all the albums, the merch, the tickets to every show within driving distance.
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I've come late to the show, out of professional obligation rather than any deep interest in it, and what I knew going in was that the show is very complicated, with many different stories and characters all happening at once.
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Whether or not such a mystical masterpiece can actually exist, people can certainly treat an album like one, and, as Bowie knew, an album can certainly revel in its own mystique, and can certainly make a show out of being one.
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The line also features an original version of its monogram, found on the Boîte Chapeau and Cannes bags, which see Ghesquière sticking to what sells and trusting Vuitton loyalists will show out when the collection hits stores later this year.
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With some effective cutting and smooth storytelling, the director, Evan Yionoulis, has fashioned a clear and entertaining show out of Shakespeare's very fine mess, with a strong cast and a rich, spirited performance by Sheria Irving as Imogen, the central role.
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"I'm excited to get my show out of the way and see other people," said Mr. Apatow, who will be doing four stand-up performances over July 28 and 29 that Netflix will be filming for his first solo comedy special.
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So what was difficult was, I could work out some of the material and the songs in smaller rooms but I really couldn't work the show out until I was in these big ... Got to do it on the stage.
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After Quinn rips the show out of the hands of oily producer Chet (Craig Bierko), he comes back focused on one thing and one thing only: getting the show back from the domineering women who keep defying "nature" by emasculating everyone around them.
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Everything about this podcast is completely different from every other horror show out there: the trippy edits that intersperse sound cues to imply the passing of time, the first-person narration directly to a reader, the vivid descriptions of violence and gore.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which hosts the glittery annual event, made a big show out of serving a vegan meal to the crowd, a move organizers said was meant to "send a signal" about the impact of animal products on climate change.
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Higgins, a U.C.B. improv team, may not answer these questions directly, but they do create comedy on the spot from audience members' Instagram feeds and build a complete show out of whatever pet tributes or poorly lit food photos they may find.
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" When asked why Mr. Sanders didn't travel to Flint on Monday, the senator's spokesperson, Michael Briggs, said, "The senator preferred to meet quietly today with seven or eight people impacted by the unbelievable, horrific situation in Flint without making a media show out of it.
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Runtime: one hour Debuted: Wednesday, October 5, at 303 pm on The CW Why did The CW make a TV show out of the 2000 movie about a son and his dead father reconnecting via a ham radio that allows for communication through time?
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"There's a lot of huge fans of the show out here, and obviously for a fan the best types of activations are the immersive ones," FX's Hardaway said, but the addition of VR didn't automatically translate into fans immediately wanting to revisit shows or movies.
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Current performers had their moments—Pitbull closed the show out by, thankfully, being Pitbull, while Miguel's brief tribute to bandleader Greg Phillinganes, where he sang Michael Jackson's "She's Out of My Life," showed why he deserved the shine constantly given to The Weeknd's endless bummer.
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In the realm of actual web series, Y Films released a five-part series called Sex Chat with Pappu & Papa, a charming/hilarious show out of India about a father negotiating the minefield of sex-related questions posed to him by his young son.
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Earlier today, Cohen told Variety he planned on filming his late-night talk show out of his own apartment in New York, following in the footsteps of Full Frontal With Samantha Bee, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
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You're already paying high cost-per-acquisition fees to sites like RotoGrinders, which charge, according to Harber, anywhere between $100 and $200 per person they refer to your site, and you've already put your logo on every bus, trash can and ESPN screaming-heads show out there.
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" On Thursday, Ortiz wrote that he "was one of the tens of thousands of law enforcement officers that didn't watch the Super Bowl halftime show out of respect for our profession," but that "on another day while flipping through the television channels, I did mistakenly watch her 'Formation' video.
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Thousands of cheerleaders show up and show out, displaying some of the wildest feats of strength and agility you've ever seen: We're talking girls tossed in the air by their ankles, caught in one hand, and sent tumbling down the mat, all in the span of one routine.
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LIVE UPDATES ON THE POWER OUTAGE The power outage sent people into intersections to direct traffic, brought at least one troupe from a canceled Broadway show out to perform for fans on a crowded sidewalk, and prompted giddy tourists and locals to point smart phones at darkened neon signs in Times Square and other places.
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She is a weekly cohost for WAR-The Wayne Allyn Root Show out of Las Vegas, NV and has appeared on Headline News CNN, NewsMax TV, One America News Network, The Tipping Point with Liz Wheeler, America Trends with Dr. Gina, The Blaze Radio, and has regular weekly appearances on several nationally syndicated radio shows.
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To the Bone is a tone poem about deprivation; Sharp Objects is a crime thriller about a woman who cannot stop turning on her own body; and Dietland, which may, in the end, be the most extreme show out of the three, is an outrageous vision of what might happen when women start getting really angry.
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"All I really thought to myself was, 'Pick ones that you feel connected to; try to avoid the ones you think are cute or maybe I could make a conventional TV show out of them — pick the ones that spoke to you because of something your mother once said to you or because of a theme that happened to you,&apos" Carney explained.
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Exiting through the basement, through a door cut into the swimming pool and down a corridor which leads to the kitchen where visitors are offered refreshments, a video work by James Richards, "Radio at Night" (2015), composed of found footage, closes the show out with a sensual and emotional illustration of the highlights and pitfalls of humanity — disease, pollution and destruction are woven into images of ecstatic ceremony and intimacy.
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John Kelly about Congresswoman Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said it's inappropriate to question a four star general," Burnett said on her show "Out Front.
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" It's something that is incredibly exciting for me to walk in every day and see the cultural impact of knowing you have customers versus putting something out to a distributor, who is then going to put it out to a household, and then you're going to measure that based on what a third-party rating system says you did in a given night on an average minute, versus knowing, very quickly, if you put a show out, "Okay, these people, this group of people watched it.
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With all of the pregame hype these days about which companies have booked time during the game and which celebrities they've hired, we may never again enjoy a moment of genuine surprise akin to what happened in 2010, when a 15-second pitch for CBS's flagship late-night show reunited David Letterman with both Oprah Winfrey (with whom the host had a complicated TV relationship) and Jay Leno (a former go-to Letterman guest who'd snatched NBC's The Tonight Show out from under him).
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