" One of the showstoppers is a copy of "Dr.
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In general, health apps by healthcare companies aren't especially showstoppers.
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But he's putting the local showstoppers on notice here too.
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But the showstoppers are the gardens and the modern art and .
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Oh, and the Alienware 173's overall design and keyboard are showstoppers.
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BMW's Z4 would be among the showstoppers should it appear in Geneva.
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But the mansion's real showstoppers are the couple's massive walk-in closets.
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ShowStoppers has also been running a startup competition for the past five years.
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Bulgari made its name with diamond-encrusted showstoppers worthy of a royal coronation.
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Still, expect the singer to dust off the showstoppers for her hometown crowd.
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Cars like Chevy's Bolt and Faraday Future's concept were the showstoppers of CES 2016.
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"The problems remaining to be solved - any one of them are showstoppers," Worden said.
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"I don't see any showstoppers and the messaging from our customers has been great," he said.
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The cast was also extremely strong, doing justice to a playlist of songs filled with showstoppers.
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Still, some of the biggest houses could be relied upon to put some showstoppers on display.
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Front Burner In "5 Ingredients," the chef offers recipes for everyday meals, and some showstoppers, too.
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From stocking stuffers to showstoppers, you'll be set for Christmas and every night of Hanukkah to boot.
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The only thing that threatens to outperform next month's celestial showstoppers are the New Year's Eve fireworks.
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" But it is no different that worries about UV rays, and the concerns are "not known showstoppers.
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Judge's batting practices have become showstoppers, drawing oohs and aahs from fans, and interested gazes from opponents.
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"Usually, even a poorly reviewed musical can catch fire if the film has few showstoppers," Bock said.
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Without further ado, meet the 230 finalists of the ShowStoppers LaunchIt startup competition — which was won by Nonda.
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Say what you will about Leonardo DiCaprio but that man's shiny diamond and blue eyes are real showstoppers.
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Further, instead of getting a booth at the show I recommend getting a booth at Showstoppers or Digital Experience.
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Potential telomeric damage and genetic variation aren't fun, but they aren't showstoppers either and may very well be preventable.
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The Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas has a house act -- ShowStoppers, which performs Broadway songs and old hits.
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The top and bottom of this grid hold the showstoppers, but there's plenty to chew on in the middle.
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As Jaguar's design boss, he transitioned the company from stale relics of "ole Britain" to tightly-tucked, chisel-jawed showstoppers.
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Among the showstoppers Catherine Walker created for Diana was the one she wore for a trip to Versailles in 1994.
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Coan noted that these kinds of events, particularly showstoppers like Universal Horror Nights, bring in people from around the world.
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Menken hasn't tried to produce solo showstoppers, but rather ensemble songs that are thorough, serviceable workhorses for working-class characters.
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I marvel at the insane showstoppers onscreen and tell him that despite loving to bake, I could never do this show.
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The results — beautifully burnished, two-feet long and filled with apple compote, poppy seeds or red cabbage sauerkraut — are delicious showstoppers.
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Moana inhabits a bright world of water and sunshine, into which the filmmakers insert a handful of visual and musical showstoppers.
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There were "no huge showstoppers," he said, but a combination of engineering and regulatory obstacles ultimately put commercial success out of reach.
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And the women aren't the only showstoppers: Alexander Skarsgård took home an Emmy for his brilliant, albeit terrifying, performance as Kidman's abusive husband.
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Showstoppers this year include the world's thinnest mechanical watch, IWC Schaffhausen's 150th anniversary collection and a customer-friendly new movement from Baume & Mercier.
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From Iceland's shimmering Skógafoss to the family of falls in New Zealand's Milford Sound, they are zealous, aquatic showstoppers of the natural world.
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The recipes can be involved, and produce absolute showstoppers, but the book is also full of more accessible classics like shortbread and brownies.
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We've collected this year's showstoppers, like Chiaru Shiota's forest of hanging suitcases, Donald Moffett's hyperrealistic donkeys, and Davide Balula's mimed renditions of famous sculptures.
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Plain baubles can also be transformed into shimmering showstoppers with a little spray adhesive on their exteriors and a heavy douse of iridescent glitter.
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"The Prom" score achieves that a couple of times, especially in giving Beth Leavel, as the most egotistic of the egotists, two fantastic showstoppers.
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Building on Spooner Oldham's electric piano, her vocal escalated to a crescendo that stands as one of the greatest pop showstoppers of all time.
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There are male lions in the park — big showstoppers with impressive manes – which several other guides had been tracking for days with no luck.
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No, well, we didn't go to CES, we actually went to ShowStoppers, which is a press event at CES, and we did our release there.
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Since Rebecca and her friends are often helplessly trying to map their fantasies onto reality, most of the show's showstoppers take place in their imaginations.
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"As a general rule of thumb, we think an ideal work wardrobe is made up of 40% everyday pieces, 40% elevated pieces, and 20% showstoppers."
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"Hamilton" tells the story of U.S. founding father Alexander Hamilton in a musical blending, hip-hop and rap, rhythm and blues, ballads and Broadway showstoppers.
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The script called for "the largest naval armada gathered since the Second World War," among other showstoppers, which would run well above sixty million dollars.
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Hasbro brought the toy — first released in November — to this year's Showstoppers event, along with an enormous stack of Play-Doh jars begging to be opened.
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All the salads we tried were showstoppers: the Caesar with its topknot of crunchy shoestring onion rings, and the Greek salad with vibrant, summer-quality tomatoes.
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Slowly, however, her technicals caught up to her constantly improving showstoppers, which began to set the standard for what stopping a show should actually look like.
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To go with week nine of Dancing With the Stars' Showstoppers theme in the ballroom, host Erin Andrews went for gold, glam and glitter all over.
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Stay Here (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): Designer Genevieve Gorder and real estate expert Peter Lorimer show property owners how to turn their short-term rentals into moneymaking showstoppers.
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And like I said, the ShowStoppers also put on in partnership with IHS Markit Innovations out of the UK and they gave us an award for robotics.
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"I don't think there have been any showstoppers that would have us scratching our heads and saying things aren't working the way they're supposed to," he said.
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The evening will also sport a performance from ShowStoppers, it added, which is a musical revue of Broadway tunes developed by Las Vegas casino magnate Steve Wynn.
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They also wowed fans and skeptics alike with their "showstoppers," which included cakes sculpted to resemble a Russian nesting doll, a watermelon, and a loaf of bread.
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The latest batch of earnings reports from the luxury giants were showstoppers - with stunning double-digit gains from Kering, the owner of Gucci, versus no growth from Burberry.
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The iconic franchise also profiles a diverse group of models, including Brazilian showstoppers Lais Ribeiro and Anne de Paula, who sat down with PEOPLE CHICA to celebrate inclusivity.
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I'm in desperate need of a new pair that work well and are stylish, so I tested the H24s for nearly two weeks and can confirm they're showstoppers.
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At the Showstoppers event that's accompanying the IFA show in Berlin, Jabra announced the Elite Sport, a pair of wireless earbuds that can also monitor your heart rate.
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And opting for jewelry doesn't have to mean a stop at Tiffany: Instead, look to these 14 knockout pieces of bling that are showstoppers you can easily afford.
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Showstoppers include a simple 1911 silk evening slip by Paul Poiret that could have gone down a runway last season and 1920s pajama playsuits for the cocktail hour.
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She seemed constrained by the success of the "Lemonade" video, as well as by her other showstoppers from the past, and tried to "slay" with too many effects.
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These early problems are not unsolvable flaws in the technology and do not speak to the ultimate future of driverless technology, which is why these current limitations aren't showstoppers.
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Front Burner Some of the wine glasses that the chef and restaurateur Günter Seeger has selected for Günter Seeger NY, his elegant restaurant in the West Village, are showstoppers.
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Richard Mudariki's large "Passover" painting of famous figures was one of the showstoppers, but Kufa Makwavarara, Troy Makaza, Janet Siringwani-Nyabeze, Portia Zvavahera, and others definitely held their own.
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The Oscars is one of Hollywood's biggest glam nights — from dazzling red carpet dresses to brilliant beauty looks, stars always pull out their most extravagant showstoppers for the awards show.
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When the group disbanded in 2005, Ms. Lawson continued to create showstoppers for Beyoncé as a solo artist, including the black brocade ball gown she wore for the 2005 Academy Awards.
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New research finds that if the original marshmallow test authors had a larger sample size, and greater research controls, their results would not have been the showstoppers they were in the '90s.
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But the Swarovski crystal-embellished cat eyes in emerald, bright pink and iridescent blue at Valentino, done by Pat McGrath, were the real showstoppers, wrapping around models' eyes like a masquerade-ball mask.
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These visuals can be real showstoppers (the narratives briefly shift into idle); they're at once off-putting and unsettlingly seductive, and even if you want to look away, it can be hard to.
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"Hamilton," with its record-setting 16 nominations, tells the story of ill-fated U.S. founding father Alexander Hamilton with a deft melding of hip-hop and rap, R&B, ballads and traditional Broadway showstoppers.
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Still, the more we watch the a cappella group perform, it's hard to buy that anyone would be less than delighted by their showstoppers, of which I wished there were a few more of.
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The biggest musicals fared the worst in the production numbers — the slick, showy, mostly soulless medley from "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations" and the static "Unstoppable" from "Tootsie" weren't showstoppers.
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Showstoppers included a tomato red ribbed set with a cutaway back detail and pink rope belt around the waist, trousers with spliced ankles in pastel blues and deep burgundies, and oversized leather bags with playful drawstring fastenings.
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Wedding planner Jim Bullock of Sedona's Events by Showstoppers decorated three Nordic kata tents with taxidermy, antlers, animal skins and a vintage American flag so it would look "like if Teddy Roosevelt had a hunting lodge," Meghan says.
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Wedding planner Jim Bullock of Sedona's Events by Showstoppers decorated three Nordic kata tents with taxidermy, antlers, animal skins and a vintage American flag so it would look "like if Teddy Roosevelt had a hunting lodge," Meghan said.
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"It's an ambitious project, but we don't see any showstoppers or deal breakers based on fundamental principles," Avi Loeb, chair of the Harvard Center for Astrophysics and a co-sponsor of Breakthrough Starshot, said at the press briefing.
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Wedding planner Jim Bullock from Events by Showstoppers tells PEOPLE that the theme of the wedding was Western hunting lodge — "very 1920s-looking" — featuring a cigar bar and gambling casino with roulette tables, poker tables and slot machines.
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Wedding planner Jim Bullock from Events by Showstoppers exclusively told PEOPLE that the theme of the wedding was Western hunting lodge — "very 1920s-looking" — featuring a cigar bar and gambling casino with roulette tables, poker tables and slot machines.
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The musical, which tells the story of the ill-fated Hamilton with a deft musical melding of hip-hop and rap, R&B, ballads and traditional Broadway showstoppers, also won for featured actress and actor and several technical awards.
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But amid the relentless clinking of Champagne glasses, flashy showcases and sequin-encrusted models cruising the floor with multimillion-dollar showstoppers, the mood at the fair this year was, according to its regulars, more subdued than at fairs past.
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This is, after all, the man who took the fashion industry by storm in 2007 by becoming the first designer of Indian descent to present a collection—full of high-concept, rainbow-spectrum ready-to-wear showstoppers—at Paris Fashion Week.
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The dresses are meant to be showstoppers, a few extra feathers to put on a proper peacock in hopes of being memorable since their personalities have barely had time to shine and a lot is weighing on style and flare.
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The 34-year-old, who made her name singing classical showstoppers, shared her baby news in a low-key tweet about missing the Valley Aid 2020 concert, which was held over the weekend to raise money for Welsh flood victims.
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Though he has come up with some affecting character-defining choreography for Charity, should-be showstoppers like "Hey, Big Spender" (the dance hall girls' weary come-on number) and "The Rhythm of Life" (about a trendy religious cult) lack satiric oomph.
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People are taking big falls, the moves are really interesting and a lot of the moves are sort of showstoppers, where you want to scream when they do it, or if they are small technical moves, it is always really hard.
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The menu does not go so far as to point out all the old showstoppers — some from Michael Romano's reign in the kitchen and others from that of the current chef, Carmen Quagliata — but the servers are happy to help.
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The showstoppers of the group are his riffs on Karl L. H. Müller's Century Vase, a reference that triggers chills of recognition in porcelain nerds, and clearly evokes a sense of historic grandeur for viewers who don't get the specific reference.
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Some of the images we see here are obvious showstoppers, made all the more moving by the realization that, for example, these must have been some of the first images anyone had ever seen of our little blue planet from that perspective.
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Sometimes even themeless puzzles have a motif, like a lot of trivia or pop culture, and today was a day for great misdirects in the cluing — some I mention elsewhere, but clues for DECREE, CATERERS, ATTICS, ACE and EMAG were all showstoppers.
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Our cameras were rolling as Rebecca Minkoff debuted her revolutionary see-now, buy-now spring collection, and we captured the cool 3.1 Phillip Lim showstoppers as well as the Prabal Gurung gowns your favorite celebrities will be wearing on the red carpet come fall.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Wynn says during his 20s he was diagnosed with a rare degenerative eye disease and he's been legally blind for almost 2 decades ... meaning it's impossible he leered at dancers for the show, Showstoppers, at Encore Theater from 2014 through 2016.
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" The album's other showstoppers are hushed-to-heroic piano ballads: the Elton John-flavored "Always Remember Us This Way"; the electronics-assisted hymn "Before I Cry"; and "I'll Never Love Again," which harks back to 1970s hits like Harry Nilsson's "Without You" and Eric Carmen's "All By Myself.
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Isabel Marant paired her stilettos' sparkly bows with glitter-laden socks, Dries Van Noten championed showstoppers in green and mustard velvet with perspex heels, Saint Laurent debuted the Rihanna-approved Swarovski crystal slouch boots, which gave us plenty of reasons to embrace shimmer and shine, and Marni and Prada played with textures.
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In an adjacent room is one of the exhibition's showstoppers, by acclaimed "Light and Space" artist Doug Wheeler: a blueish, room-filling light installation involving—and I'll quote from the gallery's checklist as I still don't entirely understand it—"vacuum-formed acrylic and polycarbonate, electronic transformers, blue LED, and aluminum frame" ("Untitled," 193).
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Unlike Morelia and Pátzcuaro, colonial showstoppers both, Uruapan's pleasures are humble: evenings spent people-watching on the broad central plaza; snacking on sweet corn tamales, called uchepos, at the Mercado de Antojitos, or snack market; and sipping dark, fragrant coffee at Café Tradicional, a dim, wood-paneled coffee house with atmosphere as dense as cigar smoke.
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Not everything, it should be said, supports the curatorial premise as clearly as the works of LeWitt and Reed, as is the case with another of the exhibition's showstoppers, Linda Benglis's "Baby Planet" (29), a nine-foot-long floor piece (here laid across a low, white pedestal) made from large pours of green and ocher latex.
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The history panels tell Ferrari's story, from his racing days through his years working for Alfa Romeo before starting his own company after World War II. The first car was a 241053 effort with two rows of seats that looks far closer to a Packard than the slick showstoppers like the ones Sonny Crockett sped around in on "Miami Vice," the splashy 216s cop show.
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