Google Chrome has sneakily introduced an app for quick sketches.
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But also we sneakily ... So why did you do this?
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You sneakily ... You're trying to sugar with ... Absolutely. Gamification. Gamification.
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The Jonas Brothers seemed to sneakily announce a new album.
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The poem is sort of sneakily trying to outsmart you.
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Oh, and it's a sneakily insightful series about aging, to boot.
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Gorsuch and the sneakily conservative Wallace are peas in a pod.
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But dogs can also be sneakily manipulative when they're super hungry.
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Rhythm consummates the album's seductions, with grooves that are sneakily unconventional.
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You could record sneakily, as already happens now that recorders — a.k.a.
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This is where "old" language is sneakily updated, like at 41A.
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They share a slow dance together, and it's a sneakily romantic scene.
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And Michaels says that one of those fun foods is sneakily healthy.
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The booklet sneakily recommended cooking a three-pounder, but I sensed trouble.
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It sneakily pops up at the end of season two of Daredevil.
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So he placed his camera on the table, sneakily, and managed to.
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"Even if you sneakily bite you will be discovered," the caption warned.
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Peele is married to Chelsea Peretti, the wry, sneakily blunt observational comedian.
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" *Said as he sneakily reaches for his pig costume* "Oh nothing, honey!
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The Ducks and Predators series has been full of sneakily dirty plays.
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She's not loud about it, she does it sneakily and she surprises people.
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Baynes and Rubio were sneakily smart acquisitions for a team needing veteran leadership.
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Dr. Lee sews him up, hiding the scar sneakily within a forehead wrinkle.
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Or on iPhone, sneakily adjust the settings lower than the default interface allows.
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All of this makes for a witty, sneakily feminist kind of crime story.
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I'm sneakily swapping in sports bras for "real" bras as much as I can.
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There was the liberal group sneakily targeting conservatives with messages about universal health care.
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The rear space is now occupied by the sneakily minimalist label Death to Tennis.
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But conditions will get tougher, starting Sunday against a sneakily dangerous Cardinals pass rush.
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Meanwhile, rice noodles should be gluten-free, but some brands sneakily add wheat flour.
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Sneakily proceeding through the apartment, Chuck arrives at the bathroom and starts rummaging around.
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In typical Amazon fashion, the retailer has sneakily dropped the AirPods Pro to $2164.99.
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Nobuyo works in a laundry, where she presses clothes after sneakily emptying their pockets.
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The Nuggets have been sneakily in the mix for stars over the last year.
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And yet The Vietnam War also sneakily advances a series of genuine larger arguments.
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I hear them, sometimes, sneakily creeping behind hay bales and shuffling up tree trunks.
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The dog has to go out and my son is sneakily looking for his phone.
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It's ambitious, but in the service of a story that is sneakily romantic at heart.
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Portions are huge and the house ouzo is delightful and sneakily potent. 30-043300-055319.
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Previously, other "GoT" actors have shared the items they sneakily stole from the show's set.
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The tremble in his voice when he's berating Celeste is sneakily vulnerable, but also alarming.
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But over Hanukkah and pre-Christmas weekend, Amazon sneakily dropped the latest AirPods to $139.99.
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Since Justin is currently exiled to Vancouver, MJ sneakily suggests a weekend getaway to Necker Island.
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Les Mis may be grandiose, and, if done right, sneakily affecting, but forgettable it is not.
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Basically, the LBC software sneakily runs code on a user's computer without their knowledge or approval.
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The BBC series "Detectorists" is a mournful comedy, a sneakily funny celebration of futility and stasis.
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His hits for the Commodores could be sentimental, even saccharine, but were also sneakily genre-defying.
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Just like in the movies, this discreet clip-on camera lets you sneakily record your view.
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Mexican Miguel Layun came to take the ball and sneakily put his toe on Neymar's ankle.
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This is partly an extension of the sneakily strong labor market that President Obama bequeathed his successor.
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Also in the photo was his wife Nicole Kidman who sneakily hid behind the roses and balloons.
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Under Wong's careful direction, Color-Aid manages to be a light, fun show with sneakily sophisticated undertones.
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Later, on the iconic It's a Small World ride, Harris sneakily caught Gideon looking a little bored.
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The solution: code that's sneakily hidden on web pages to hijack your laptop or phone's computing power.
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Kardashian recently revealed that she's been sneakily following friends on Snapchat without them being the wiser. Why?
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There's something sneakily playful about Rasheed's placement of these statements in white typeface on a black background.
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Regardless, I'm proud of finding the solid set of seven sneakily-hyphenated words that made the cut.
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Acorns sneakily helps you invest by rounding purchases up to the nearest dollar and investing the pennies.
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It's a winning, sneakily warming division of labor partly because this is also a documentary about friendship.
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The freshest example in film is sneakily packaged in what was hailed as a subversive, feminist comedy.
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In it, researchers gave participants an opinion poll to fill out, and then sneakily changed their answers.
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Mr. Robot's second season was divisive, to say the least, but its second half was sneakily brilliant.
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The best among them sneakily construct bridges to real-life children struggling with understanding and self-acceptance.
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This weekend he celebrates the release of a lovely, sneakily inventive album, his first in 10 years.
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Nor are speed safety cameras, as some opponents claim, a trap, sneakily placed and prone to malfunction.
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He also somehow manages to sneakily pay for my drinks, which I don't even notice until he leaves.
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"Sneakily romantic at heart" just might be the best way to describe You're the Worst in general, too.
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"My sister's guide dog always sneakily walks her into this store without her knowing," Michele wrote on Twitter.
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Comcast sneakily injecting pop-up ads into user's browsers is one of the company's older and shitter tactics.
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Ah, November 2015, sneakily drinking vodka in your bedroom while your parents watched the Jonathan Ross show downstairs.
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Parks is among one of the most memorable cast members, given her knack for sneakily stirring the pot.
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I now operate two fake accounts—one of Facebook and one on Instagram—to sneakily spy on people.
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Instead, it had a deceptively light fruity flavor that hid the sneakily high alcohol content of the drink.
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She gives a sneakily brilliant dual performance as Viola Hastings and Viola pretending to be her brother, Sebastian.
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And O'Brien did something sneakily revolutionary in the Trump era of late night: He barely mentioned the president.
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This leads us to the two scenes in Twin Peaks this week that are the most sneakily effective.
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That would mean profits sneakily booked tax-free in Bermuda would be taxed every year at 21 percent.
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Photo: GettyAccuWeather sneakily got access to your location data, even when you turn off location access to its app.
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One of my housemates sneakily requests to pause the movie by excusing himself to get drinks in the kitchen.
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It can be a lot to handle, especially when you're trying to sneakily score some deals during office hours.
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The show sneakily introduces a faction of Black Winchester alums who… appear to be more powerful than the Illuminati.
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It's sneakily disguised as a notepad but transforms into a fanned light source that can open up to 360º.
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So those of you who sneakily watch Netflix (or other things...) at work, this may be for you, too.
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The constructor and editors have sneakily used the capital-letter-at-the-beginning-of-a-sentence rule against you.
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I briefly wondered if Williams had sent me a grandma-style recipe, with the real secret ingredient sneakily omitted.
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I have no interest in sneakily figuring out what I'm receiving as gifts and then having to act surprised.
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There are nearly limitless apps that are (sneakily) educational, and they facilitate everything from artistic endeavors to technical pursuits.
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And it might have sneakily been the TV drama that best showed us what the 2010s were all about.
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Thanks to a new $1 app, you can finally figure out if someone sneakily hacked and jailbroke your device.
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The star's vibrant orange Zac Posen gown featured a cutout at the midriff where her black Spanx sneakily peeked out.
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The sequence is the movie in a nutshell — colorful, a little silly, and sneakily smart about the characters' maturity levels.
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In this post-GDPR future, companies no longer have to infer intent from expensive schemes to sneakily capture customer information.
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Apple is also blocking the ability for outside apps to sneakily gather location information via your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections.
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She brought them both over the the bar and took a shot with them, then not-so-sneakily left them alone.
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When visiting her boyfriend up in British Columbia, Canada for New Year's, Nikki sneakily hid a surprise gift in his room.
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I'm not sure what their policy is here and whether the creamer is for sharing, so I pour quickly and sneakily.
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Is it possible Josh used a hacked Wii U, and sneakily waited a few seconds to make his run seem legitimate?
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My sisters guide dog always sneakily walks her into this store without her knowing 😂😍 I love dogs, man pic.twitter.
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In their ostentatious rejection of ideology, they have sneakily put forth their own: that these rival perspectives are of equal value.
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New York and San Francisco are already on the horizon, and the company just sneakily launched a new store in Chicago.
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Earlier Thursday, he sneakily watched the reporters waiting for Warren to speak through a frosty window outside her home in Massachusetts.
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Tall with a lopsided grin, she has a casual, just-chatting style that masks a sneakily dark sensibility and precision writing.
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There was even a bit of cheeky cheating, with Jimin sneakily sticking Post-Its on Jungkook well after time was up.
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Fast forward to today, when we noticed that Microsoft sneakily dropped the price of the Surface Book 22 on its website.
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However, Anne has another plan up her sleeves, and sneakily puts Princess Alice in the line of fire when Armstrong arrives.
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Photo: GettyMalware discovered by Symantec researchers sneakily spoofs Uber's Android app and harvests users' passwords, allowing attackers to take over users' accounts.
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They also floated the option of setting up meetings with opponents in which they're sneakily offered a bribe and caught on video.
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There's been some debate in recent years as to whether Josi is one of the league's most underrated players, or sneakily overrated.
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My cousins' other nan sneakily pays and I give her all the change I have to cover my and my mum's drinks.
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Michael Bennet had a sneakily effective first debate -- particularly in presenting himself as an alternative to people who aren't sold on Biden.
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What we need to be paying attention to is how Wayne sneakily slides clever work into some of his least noteworthy features.
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For the sophisticated drinker Be beer-belly-positive with this attachable contraption, which allows you to sneakily drink all kinds of booze.
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Though you can't see it here, Alexa's telltale blue light sneakily appears at the top rim of the Bose Home Speaker 399.953.
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You can see the video ... Jones places a bet -- and when he realizes he's won the hand -- he sneakily adds another chip.
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Sneakily, Mrs Clinton portrayed Mr Trump as simultaneously rash and clueless in his policy pronouncements, but consistent in his pessimism about America.
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Sneakily, empowerment had turned into a theory that applied to the needy while describing a process more realistically applicable to the rich.
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" Cwiok says they sneakily put the photo album down on a table at the gender reveal and "it was a huge hit.
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So much more than a pretty jump shot, the 24-year-old is sneakily athletic and so much stronger than he appears.
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After Cabello sneakily "stole" the pencil, James threw another curveball at the 22-year-old by telling Kensington Palace staff on her.
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The jewels were wrapped up and sneakily sent to Austria when Marie Antoinette was sent to prison and then beheaded in 2000.
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It's been agony so far on Season 3 of You're The Worst, but after weeks of repression and regression, we're inching sneakily forward.
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I walk over to check and see that one of our sheep sneakily gave birth to her twins while we were at breakfast!
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In March it sneakily inserted into a fast-tracked budget bill a rule that requires taxpayers to link their tax number with Aadhaar.
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And then there was Beth*, an ex-friend-with-benefits who was sneakily fat-shaming me throughout the five months we were together.
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It's full of iron, it makes a great base for tasty salad, and it can be pureed and sneakily added to almost anything.
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CVS, land of affordable beauty products and place where we stock up on tampons, is also sneakily home to some pretty great groceries.
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Based on their responses, that number was estimated to have sneakily looked through someone else's device, at least once, within the past year.
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Ever since Aesop sat down to dish out some moral lessons sneakily hidden behind anthropomorphic animals, we have known about this fabled race.
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So what we ask, instead, is for "objectivity": for those opinions to be concealed and left to exert their influence quietly, opaquely, sneakily.
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Two of his strongest moments came during season four when he unexpectedly killed an employee and sneakily killed the entire Mexican drug cartel.
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Bucking modern indie's occasional penchant for arty obscurity, Zauner keeps her sneakily complex arrangements clean rather than drown them in reverb or distortion.
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Visitors to the Buenos Aires location where Dinkin noticed the mining code will no longer have their computers sneakily hijacked, it would seem.
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Lewis sneaks his lead foot out, skips up to it and has hopefully covered the distance sneakily enough to catch the opponent cold.
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He and Farrell aren't so much defending Rowling as they are exploiting the controversy to sneakily educate people about history and political science.
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In 2019, YouTube has its own video awards show, its website is dominated by images, and its algorithm operates sneakily in the background.
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In terms of wrestling, Werdum doesn't hit an awful lot of takedowns and has never been the guy to sneakily time his shots.
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You sneakily put in a 350-word paragraph that's written by AI, and only later cop to the fact that it was AI-written.
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One of our managers sneakily pays for the first round of drinks before he leaves, so I don't have to pay for the cider.
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Carr wrote the The Alienist anyway, and sneakily convinced his editor and agent that the book was a true story, told in novel form.
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That supremely odd summary belies the fact that Adventure Time has sneakily persisted as one of the most critically acclaimed shows of the 2010s.
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In the video, Hope sneakily surges towards Nora's bum, like a shark approaching its next meal, and gives the bear a surprising love bite.
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The Bristol outfit sneakily teased their new EPRitual Spirit via short track snippets that you could only discover by downloading an app called Fantom.
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It's really hard to completely count out Google and Apple and I still think sneakily in some weird place Facebook is working on something.
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Her husband, artist Ellis Cole (a sneakily sexy Jack Huston) is struggling to make rent because no one will buy his gloomy industrial art.
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Articles sneakily pop up—and often go viral—with under-researched findings, overstated claims, and pseudoscience about what foods to eat to prevent STIs.
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The couple was criticized before Bodhi was born for comments Ian made about sneakily throwing out his wife's contraceptives so she would get pregnant.
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Review begins its life as a sketch comedy, then sneakily evolves into something more, thanks to the terrific performance of its star, Andy Daly.
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Octopus, braised until compliant, gets a hit of sansho pepper, cousin to Sichuan peppercorn but more floral: It cools, then slowly and sneakily numbs.
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Now the cartoon's joke serves as title and throughline for the sneakily engaging solo play "Laura Bush Killed a Guy," at the Flea Theater.
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Presented as some kind of antediluvian free state for kids, in which play is loosely organized but otherwise unfettered, its conventions are sneakily conservative.
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Fifth Harmony performed a simulacrum of ruthless precision in an impressive show-opening set, and Daya shout-sang her sneakily effective club-pop hits.
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Next, request that data brokers delete your data, and remind them to delete it every few months so they don't start sneakily recollecting it.
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Honestly, getting up to lather your Rabbit with soap in the bathroom (sneakily, because of roommates) every time feels kind of like a hassle.
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This short has a paranoid vibe out of "Rosemary's Baby," but, like all of Mr. Torres's sketches, it has a tone that's sneakily sympathetic.
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Should it seem like the sender has sneakily removed context clues, the recipient can simply ask for a follow-up photo from the Measure app.
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Like the double-cross, the main crux of a scam, or the plot to "Where the Bag At," City Girls' are after something sneakily subversive.
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The show has not aged well in several noteworthy ways, but it's sneakily proven to be a useful guide to understanding a pillar of astrology.
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Eventually, these robots might wind up being used in medical implants and devices — or they might become invisible spy-bots sneakily swimming through the ocean.
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Linda sneakily gets the address of some guy from the DMV, and Bruce, who is a dedicated and loving husband, chauffeurs her to said address.
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But if you're out in the cold or if someone sneakily left a window open in your office, your body's thermoregulation techniques might kick in.
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A girl from Nanjing, China, is being lauded online for publicly shaming a man who sneakily took upskirt shots of her while on the subway.
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Sneakily, the band have recorded an entire album, Post-Pop Depression in secret after Iggy slide into Homme's inbox with a message asking to collaborate.
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Malani also suggested I set up Digit, an app that monitors your spending habits and sneakily squirrels away money into a savings account for you.
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"I think we might just go sneakily higher here, and we might find out it's doing that because of the data picking up," he said.
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We haven't seen any discounts on the new Roomba i299.993+ or Dyson V11 yet, but that could all change when Amazon starts (sneakily) dropping deals.
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Sneakily tweaking our fears of terrorism, "10 Cloverfield Lane," though no more than a kissing cousin to its namesake, is smartly chilling and finally spectacular.
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Hardly at all, according to Halley Feiffer's antic and sneakily affecting "Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow" (zippily directed by Trip Cullman, at the M.C.C.).
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The Prada campus feels, by comparison, world-weary, sneakily luxurious and — especially with its new tower — a mini-city, fragmentary, full of craft and secrets.
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It is so sneakily funny and charming that it can shoulder such references as "To Catch a Thief," whose Riviera setting this 2010 film echoes.
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The album's sweeping, sneakily anticlimactic arc suggests a grand joke about symphonic structure, receding back into atonal shimmer right when you expect tragic, triumphant closure.
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But this year, he released "Gone," an extremely temperate and sneakily effective collaboration with Ty Dolla Sign, and maybe there's more where that came from.
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He asked for Sandoz's number and she refused; to pursue her further and sneakily get her number from Roper would've been an aggressive and creepy move.
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Given Stirling's five stylistically similar, mostly instrumental, sneakily soothing violin albums designed for dazzling technical showiness and glossy listenability, how might one go about distinguishing them?
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From Shotgun Stories to Midnight Special, he has made exceedingly smart and sneakily emotional indies that flirt with specific genres without ever succumbing to their clichés.
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Update: In news that surprises no one: Kylie Jenner sneakily released her new Lip Kit shades to the public today and, naturally, they promptly sold out.
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Amazon doesn't drop a traditional ad scan, but in typical Amazon fashion, it has sneakily dropped the AirPods Pro to $234.98 weeks ahead of Black Friday.
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While you were packing up at the end of the workday last Friday, Amazon was busy sneakily putting Apple's 249.99th-generation 232-inch iPad on sale.
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The sneakily traditional Billie Eilish won five awards, including a sweep of the biggest categories: album, song and record of the year, and best new artist.
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The flawed but sharp first season gave way to a brilliant second, sneakily exploring the depths of BoJack and company's unhappiness underneath layers of absurd jokes.
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Farther east, in Echo Park, another sneakily haunting image surfaced: a man and woman cruising in an old burgundy Ford Galaxie 500, California car culture personified.
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Besides the pirouette Lee attempts to orchestrate at the end of Hold your breath, dance slowly, there are other ways he sneakily choreographs a visitor's movement.
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The Good Wife was sneakily one of the smarter shows on TV in the way it broke down the hypocrisies of rich liberals during the Obama era.
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On the couple's way to the airport, she said they briefly stopped by her home – where Browne planned to sneakily ask Rousey's mother for permission to propose.
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Whether it's a sneakily-angled Instagram pic or a small detail in her reality show, the hints ahead prove that we totally should have seen this coming.
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The CEO of a service intended to block spam emails is in damage control mode after it was revealed that the company sneakily sells user data. Unroll.
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At these obligatory after-work drinks, I used to sneakily pour water into my shot glass so I could pretend to take soju shots with my boss.
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Unbeknownst to all those adult would-be comedians, however, a nine-year-old named Alice is sneakily slaughtering the competition with her hysterical, refreshingly simple cartoon captions.
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By now, calendars have been marked, booze purchased, and cigarettes thrown out then sneakily fished back out of the trash bin in preparation for Bridget Jones's Baby.
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In creator Peter Morgan's interpretation of that ten-year period, the Earl of Burma gets fired, wrapped up in a coup, and sneakily dismantles a royal relationship.
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They serve as an illustration of how easy it is to trick yourself into believing something with no real scientific evidence, and how sneakily harmful it can be.
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And because these limits are cross-device, a child can't just sneakily switch to playing the same game on Windows 10 once their Xbox One allowance runs out.
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Actually, she invited him to do the honors, but when he gave what she considered a lackluster kiss on the cheek, she sneakily kissed him on the lips.
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Once Khloé got to Santa Barbara with Kourtney and Kendall, she was surprised to find the suitcase she packed missing and the one Kim sneakily packed sent instead.
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Quietly and sneakily, Hulu — which was previously best known for its dramas — has launched three comedies in 2019 that just might land on my end-of-year list.
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The new Dirty Projectors song, "Keep Your Name," abandons the sneakily shredding guitars and unblemished vocal harmonies of past albums for pianos, programmed drums, and wild vocal modulation.
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The move angered Democrats, who argued Republicans were sneakily eliminating a provision was that included in the bill after a bipartisan vote in the House Armed Services Committee.
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Back to chicken: David Tanis has a cool new recipe for a chicken-breast Milanese, which he serves with a sneakily delicious relish of green olives and celery.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont pulled out a box of mints from his pocket and tried to sneakily open it with his keys, muffling the jangle, Roll Call reported.
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Verizon also claims it will be eliminating hidden fees and surcharges, often used by the cable and broadband sector to sneakily drive up the advertised price of service.
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In the nineteen-forties, populism began to move from the left to the right, not sneakily or stealthily but in the shadows all the same, unnoticed, ignored, demeaned.
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We also had the idea of sneakily looping that story around so it looped up with Sarah Lynn, which felt like a good surprise way to end it.
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Inside Out has its problems (particularly its perhaps too simplistic view of the divide between men and women), but on the whole, it's a sneakily devastating good time.
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Her first something blue was sneakily and stylishly incorporated into her second look courtesy of the soles of her custom white satin Aquazurra shoes which were dyed baby blue.
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Just days ago, AT&T sneakily raised "administrative" fees on monthly wireless bills in a move that could suck hundreds of millions in new revenue out of its customers.
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The Bocco Emo has a funny name that might remind you more of your moody teen years, but there's actually a sneakily useful device behind its cute, simple design.
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The standoff didn't end well for Tatum, 37, who received a face full of falling snow while Zendaya and Shahidi sneakily put some distance between themselves and the actor.
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But sugar often sneakily added to foods that you wouldn't expect (like pasta sauce), which can stimulate your appetite and make it harder to pay attention to hunger cues.
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In order to break the news to her softly, Kris buys MJ some nice Stan Smiths and sneakily pipes in that she got her insoles to go with them.
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That ought to give it somewhat of an advantage over dating apps, as it opens up the opportunity to sneakily semi-flirt with people you meet in real life.
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Sneakily-injected code that mines cryptocurrencies with unsuspecting users' computers has popped up in all sorts of new and strange contexts recently—from torrent sites to internet-connected toasters.
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They're a small-market club that doesn't always play the part, and are sneakily in a fantastic spot to make a significant leap sometime over the next few years.
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The Lions, meanwhile, have made some sneakily good additions to the offensive line and may get an extended stretch of time with the team's preferred running back (Ameer Abdullah).
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Critic's Notebook R&B has been tussling with hip-hop for around three decades, and depending what lens you're looking through, has been either roundly defeated or sneakily triumphant.
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Also, during season two, she baked Joe a pastry that was sneakily loaded with salt — not quite poison, but it shows she's not afraid to mess with someone's food.
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Director Bong Joon-ho (The Host, Snowpiercer) is really flexing here, showing his mastery of cinema by sneakily shapeshifting this film from genre to genre as the plot unfolds.
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Photo: Oli Scarff (Getty)A team of scammers sneakily filmed dozens of Australians by remotely accessing their webcams, then uploaded those videos onto YouTube, according to Australian news outlet ABC.
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While both of the ladies pointed out their photobombing co-star, we couldn't miss the other star of the film, Bruiser – who is not so sneakily peeking from Witherspoon's bag.
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In London, the majority of journalistic attention paid to Ireland in the Brexit context is a suspicious sideways glance that Dublin may sneakily snap up some of our banking jobs.
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For example, the makeup mogul sneakily wore a limited-edition silver shade of her Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter, called Diamond Ball-Out, to the 2018 Met Gala... over her entire body.
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One day he gave us all laser pens, which he instantly must have realized was a mistake, as we spent the rest of class sneakily trying to blind each other.
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No one is rushing to get Miami Dolphins players into their fantasy lineups, but DeVante Parker could be a sneakily fantastic pick this week thanks to his matchup against Washington.
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Bitter and swift, the film allows itself a strain of acid humor that Belvaux might deem inappropriate but that Sturges or Capra—and Billy Wilder, for sure—would sneakily relish.
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A group of legislators in California have sneakily but comprehensively "eviscerated" the state's imminent net neutrality bill, removing a huge amount of protections in a set of last-minute amendments.
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Beginning in 2015, the hip-hop emerging from SoundCloud — which imported punchiness from pop-punk and emo, and incorporated both rapping and singing — was emotionally serrated, but also sneakily melodic.
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The video was sneakily announced on Stewart's Twitter account June 30, along with a picture of him in full western regalia, holding a guitar with what is presumably his backup band.
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What makes the play so sneakily resonant is how Mr. Askins exposes the base impulses, the sexual, self-destructive, potentially violent ones, that just about everyone harbors to some small degree.
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Smart Sex Toy Maker Sued for Sneakily Collecting &aposIntimate&apos DataWhen it comes to gadgets, few bonds are more sacred than the one shared by a sex toy and its user.
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Danielle's sister, Michele Sykora, recently captured a clip, which she posted on Twitter, of Thai sneakily guiding Danielle, 20, into a store at the mall known simply as Cool Dog Gear.
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"We didn't want to show up sneakily," Shane Butler, a main organizer of the 1992 action and currently the chair of the department of classics at Johns Hopkins University, told VICE.
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Netflix experienced a similar backlash when it cracked down on Canadians who were sneakily accessing American content, with many users threatening to ditch their subscriptions in favor of all out piracy.
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The armchair technology critic — roused by Foer's sneakily persuasive manifesto — might ask in response, with a mixture of satisfaction and despair: What does it mean that it could be all three?
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The professional tennis player, 21, made an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, airing Friday, where she confronted the host for sneakily texting Jordan the last time she visited the show.
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If you zoom in closely, you'll see that Robbie's nails sneakily coordinated with both her Chanel gown and her purple winged liner, which makeup artist Patti Dubroff created using Chanel products.
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I learned that later on, in a phone call with Ms. Blamey; at the time, I just knew that I'd rarely had rabbit as rich or as sneakily packed with flavor.
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Because of the way WannaCry spreads sneakily inside organization networks, a far larger total of ransomed computers sitting behind company firewalls may be hit, possibly numbering upward of a million machines.
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Take for instance the pup we have dubbed Empanada Dog, who recently went viral on Twitter after he very sneakily stole a freshly made snack right out from under several human noses.
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Somewhere in its third season, Person of Interest sneakily became a series about artificial intelligences supplanting humanity, and in season four (which concluded in 2015), it brought that idea to the forefront.
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Hi-5 is certain there's a way to save Gene and maybe sneakily upgrade his own status in the phone's universe: They must find a mysterious hacker they call Jailbreak (Anna Faris).
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Then there's someone like Rhimes who, with her nine-figure Netflix deal, will, sneakily enough, have a platform to capitalize on the scarcity of female empowerment narratives on TV and in film.
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And just a few months ago, he revealed a list of dozens of apps that were sneakily siphoning off their users' tracking data to data monetization firms without their users' explicit consent.
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A delectable, sneakily intoxicating show, it's very smartly adapted by Joshua William Gelb from the 1866 stage spectacular of the same name, an enormous commercial success that clocked in at five hours.
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Earlier this year, a high school in Texas came under scrutiny after it banned long sleeve shirts and hoodies in an attempt to stop vapers from sneakily blowing smoke into their sleeves.
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But Social Animals' Instagram vending machines are still noteworthy, for their meta commentary on the subject it's advertising, using the incentives of our current culture to sneakily direct money toward dismantling it.
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Brooks' sneakily smart installation consists of 30 bronze castings of woodland objects, such as rocks, fallen branches, and tree roots, with each replica placed alongside the real thing on the Center's grounds.
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He'd already tasted a not-insignificant amount of success as Pro Era, rising alongside Joey Bada$$ as a producer with a knack for turning gnarled sample flips into sneakily infectious underground anthems.
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Phys Ed Emitting a high-decibel grunt or squeal while striking a backhand or uncorking a swirling roundhouse kick could substantially increase the power of that movement and sneakily bedevil your opponent.
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While she was doing homework, her grandfather Ernie, a guard with the Knicks from 218-21, would suddenly and sneakily throw things at her, ensuring that she was always on her toes.
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Then the researchers used a metronome to sneakily alter people's strides by asking them to match their footfalls to the metronome's tone — landing with their right foot every time the metronome sounded.
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Meanwhile, Robert Moosey and Greg Friel — two other committed liberal bureaucrats — were sneakily slotted by the Obama administration into permanent deputy assistant attorney general roles that are normally reserved for political appointees.
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Each year, James Corden sneakily gets his Carpool Karaoke guests to sing an extra song for a medley at the end of the year, and this one from 2016 really is unbeatable.
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He'd be higher on this list if the Panthers weren't down 22-13 against the Islanders in a series that's quickly emerging as the most sneakily entertaining of the opening round. 21.
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Sources who were present tell TMZ that when it came time to pay the bill, one of Miley's pals tried paying ... but we're told Cody sneakily slipped his card to the waiter instead.
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I had opened a tab on my credit card at the bar, but when she got there, she ordered a drink, swapped out my credit card for hers, and sneakily paid the bill.
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The sneakily capable, tubular smart-home-hub-disguised-as-a-speaker already offered music, ebook, and podcast listening through Pandora, TuneIn, and iHeartRadio, as well as Amazon's own Prime Music and Audible services.
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On the plus side, it turns out there's a good chance that I didn't eat caiman after all, and instead the restaurant sneakily substituted paiche fish, which has a similar texture and flavor.
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For starters, Danger Mouse produced Parquet Courts's sneakily excellent Wide Awake earlier this year, and it's not as though Karen O is any sort of stranger to jagged, Lower East Side art-punk.
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In a totally un-George-like move, Mark is jockeying for the same partner-track position as Gemma and starts to sneakily weasel his way into any of her cases that he can.
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I will tell you that Ms. Kobayashi's tender obsession with this material is as catching as the chickenpox, and if the piece is forthrightly funny and briefly pornographic, it is also sneakily moving.
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"Baby Cobra" presented something new, a pregnant woman in her third trimester delivering a deliriously filthy and funny hour of comedy woven into a sneakily feminist assault on the double standards of parenting.
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A sneakily intricate rapper whose lyrics are often camouflaged by disarming singsong flows and a gravelly Southern drawl, Lil Baby has largely moved on from the open wounds of his earlier, bittersweet work.
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There were pictures of Gwen and her "NewsHour" colleague Judy Woodruff laughing uproariously together, doing little exploding fist-bumps, which I sneakily took while she was heroically covering the political conventions this year.
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Ottis sneakily has a solid case for the honor ... the 62-year-old rushed for 10,62 yards and 81 TDs in his 14-year career, and he added 3,062 receiving yards as well.
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To top it all off, the idea that another new Kendrick album does exist somewhere was sneakily confirmed by Sounwave, an in-house producer for Kendrick's label TDE who produced several tracks on Damn.
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It's shocking and gutting, but the film sneakily lets viewers know it has a "get out of jail free" card in its post-credits scene, which teases the arrival of the powerful Captain Marvel.
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While on the set of their HBO show, The Leftovers, co-star Liv Tyler sneakily snapped a photo of Theroux, just as he was getting a fresh blowout in the hair and makeup chair.
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Those clubs, which McIlroy admitted to sneakily trying out in Abu Dhabi, are heathen to traditionalists and doubts remains as to whether DeChambeau can join the game's professional elite with such a bag selection.
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Lee had emerged—so sneakily and steadily that it was easy to miss, and in the same way that he has throughout his career—as an integral part of an upstart Orlando Magic team.
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Some of the most intriguing items at Token are from artists who dabble in clothing, like Joe Garvey, whose T-shirt designs are sneakily elegiac ($40 to $45) and which I happily snapped up.
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Méhul's overture to "Les Amazones," which had its premiere in front of the emperor in 1811, sneakily hides a second introduction that's sung out on the cellos, and has an endearing sense of humor.
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I still think of my dearly departed sex toy every now and then, and when I think about how my ex "accidentally" kept it, I wonder what else people have sneakily kept after a breakup.
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If Lawrence did need help dealing with exes, she could have asked for help from fellow premiere attendee Taylor Swift, who sneakily showed up to support boyfriend Joe Alwyn, who also stars in the film.
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But Hart, 39, who posted the incident on his Instagram account, retaliated by letting a confident and vindicated Haddish know he'd sneakily put the money back into one of her wig caps through his caption.
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The ghost story has long been a sneakily feminist realm in which female characters are allowed to do the protecting, the fighting and the heroic deeds, and "The Turn of the Screw" is no different.
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It's a good development, giving Mr. Whately something to play besides crotchety but sneakily hip old age, and it livens up the mysteries, which are as hard to follow and as campily gothic as ever.
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" USA Today's Maeve McDermott said the album was a "fully formed look at a singer in love, and in control," while Jon Caramanica at the New York Times called it "bombastic, unexpected and sneakily potent.
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So it is brainless, yes, but also rather effective, and perhaps even sneakily brilliant in its own way: The revelations in The Final Chapter provide a whole new lens through which to view the series.
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"But despite the bright sound, "Golden" still manages to sneakily introduce Styles' more tortured thoughts that run throughout the rest of the album with the line, "I don't want to be alone when it ends.
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The record itself has done the same—sneakily maintaining relevance throughout the decades, and doing so without being the type of obvious house anthem that still pops up in the club every weekend (cue "Deep Inside").
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While spouseware–malware that sneakily harvests geolocation, texts, calls, and other information—is an issue, Rucker notes that abusive partners might also track what their significant other is doing on a shared home Wi-Fi network.
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It's a sneakily poignant buddy comedy about the ever-mysterious Wiseau (James Franco) and the starry-eyed Greg Sestero (Dave Franco), two aspiring actors whose one-sided romance with Hollywood leads them to make The Room.
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The company sneakily released the trailer with almost no notice, save for an Instagram post by J.D. McCrary, who plays Young Simba, alerting fans that the trailer would drop sometime during the Cowboys/Redskins football game.
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I've written plenty of times before about how Superstore, with its big-box department store setting and willingness to talk about issues pertaining to the American working class, is one of TV's most sneakily thoughtful comedies.
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Photo: Getty Apple really doesn't like its customers having the right to repair their own devices, and while Apple fights it out in the US, it's being accused of sneakily trying to get around Australian law.
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And now we find out that our new leaders have been sneakily shipping their money from our small island to another small island, halfway around the world, most likely to save a little on their taxes.
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Though the odds identified the debuting Antigulov as a slight underdog, he came through in the biggest way possible, tapping his foe with a sneakily applied guillotine choke just over a minute into the first round.
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He spent seven years laboring for her dad, Laban, before the father of the bride would agree to the union — and, after all that toil, Laban sneakily stuck Jacob with his older, less attractive daughter, Leah.
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There are so many storage container options out there, from stackable plastic boxes that hold a ton of stuff to decorative bins that sneakily house items you use often but want to keep out of sight.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Near the beginning of the second annual Versions conference on creative practice and virtual reality, writer and lawyer Tim Wu posed one of the most sneakily salient points of the day.
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The true nature of that mysterious past will be incredibly obvious from the word go, but what makes Marnie work is the way it sneakily tells a story about what it means to find somewhere to belong.
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Gaiman's Media would be as relevant as ever in 2017: as an illustration of how addicted we are to the thrill of telling our own stories, and as a reflection of how sneakily adaptive media can be.
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As for porn, the last time I extensively watched it was when I was 12 years old and would sneakily peep X-rated movies on the family pay-per-view cable box while my parents were asleep.
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That period left no image more memorable and subtly—sneakily, even—profound than Hujar's of the transgender performer and Warhol's Factory regular Candy Darling, made in 22, in the hospital bed where she was dying of lymphoma.
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Since the first production of "Universal Robots," his works have grown more gleefully unreal, perhaps culminating in "The Honeycomb Trilogy," an audacious, engrossing and sneakily sophisticated three-play epic about one family's response to an extraterrestrial invasion.
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The band's rhythmic string sections and simple yet sneakily meaningful lyrics resulted in an approachable yet powerful sound that managed to feel like a raucous rock show and shiny disco dance party at the same damn time.
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Paramore, though, may be suited to this moment: Ms. Williams, cartoon hair or not, remains the focus, and her nimble melodies and sneakily huge pop hooks are as crisp and magnetic as ever, unbeholden to genre walls.
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Whether you're going to the gym or a Stark Industries lab internship or just prefer your hair up for that photo-op with the Hulk, best to keep some sneakily nerdy scrunchies on hand at all times.
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In 2015, as a recent addition to the New York cast of VH1003's reality show Love & Hip Hop, she uploaded a video to Instagram—a sneakily inspiring clip that teemed with vulnerability and candor and Bronx bite.
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Since excess subtlety has a way of shriveling R&B until its attenuated shell, stripped of any residual genre marks, dissipates into the wind, it's worth stressing that Ctrl is a sneakily hooky album in the best way.
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Cameron decides who she can become friends with by who breaks those rules, leading her to trust Adam Red Eagle, and Jane Fonda (played with brilliant chillness by Sasha Lane) after she sees them sneakily smoking a blunt.
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Another gained some momentum by attempting to ban broadband rate regulation by the FCC, which would have been fine, had it not also sneakily defined rate regulation so broadly that it would have seriously undermined the agency's authority.
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As Critics' Choice Awards host Taye Diggs announced Mission Impossible — Fallout as the winner for best action movie during the broadcast Sunday, a man holding a tray of Joey's Burgers could be seen smiling sneakily in the background.
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Loosely adapted from an Israeli series of the same name, Euphoria is HBO's first big venture into content for teens — not counting the covert episodes of Real Sex we'd all sneakily watch after our parents went to bed.
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Usually, she's the one who trick-or-treats with the boys, with Meg and her three children, but this year Meg is out with Amara, a banker who is nice enough but who competes sneakily, through her children.
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"I was just warming him up and doing some dopey exercises, and I'd teach him a little stuff from the show, and from there I could sneakily encourage him to start riffing on his own," Mr. Pinkleton said.
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YNW Melly is one of the most impressive young melodists working — see "Murder on My Mind" — and even though there's not much material to work with in the verses here, the chorus is bright, effusive and sneakily rich.
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Try This For the past decade, the fourth-generation butcher Cara Nicoletti (known for her Vice food series "Open Fire" and "The Hangover Show") has been experimenting with sneakily adding ingredients like beets, eggplant or kale to cased sausages.
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Innerst's acrylic, gouache and digital art shares the book's gentle humor: Little Aaron was a Star Trek fan, and images of Leonard Nimoy (a Yiddish-speaker himself) as Spock sneakily appear, like a pointy-eared Waldo, throughout the book.
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With Lady Olenna out of the game, there's no living soul in the Seven Kingdoms left to provide a quick-witted retort, offer a knowing side-eyed glance, or sneakily produce a vial of poison for one particularly virulent boy king.
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If you've been procrastinating at work today—which, let's be honest, between sneakily farting out your lunch and aggressively carouseling between social networks, that's exactly what's been going on—then you've probably noticed another completely useless bot doing the rounds online.
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The actress admitted that she was trying to sneakily take a picture of the Stranger Things kids at the Golden Globes this year — but it actually looked like she was trying to see Angelina Jolie's reaction to Jennifer Aniston being onstage.
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The band's signature heavy jams are well-represented on "Listen to the Order" and the Carla Azar-sung "Brainwasher," while on the other end of the spectrum, "Change My Head" puts the Autolux spin on a sneakily straightforward piano ballad.
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AMC viewers can watch the series premiere right now, after the network sneakily bumped it forward a few days, with the first episode taking up an hour that had previously been assigned to a two-hour version of Talking Dead.
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Other, more obscure subscriptions can sneakily add up as well: In a piece for the Wall Street Journal, journalist Joanna Stern detailed how she paid $15 a month for three years for an electronic fax service she used just twice.
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An S10 owner must approve sharing battery life with someone else -- so you can't sneakily leave your phone on top of a stranger's device at a bar -- and it'll automatically stop when the host smartphone drops below a 30% charge.
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Maureen's lost brother is not the only one: Other ectoplasmic apparitions make themselves known, and without quite preparing you for it, "Personal Shopper" becomes a sneakily effective horror film, complete with a gruesome murder and Hitchcockian flourishes of menace and misdirection.
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Amazon, in its rebuttal, trots out many of the same talking points it has in the past, sneakily inflating its average hourly wage with stocks options that require two years to vest and incentive bonuses individual workers have no direct control over.
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For more than a year, the 34-year-old video creator had been chronicling the 2016 election—and the media that's covered-slash-enabled it—via a series of skillfully edited, sneakily incisive video clips he'd created from his home in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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An open nest meant that eggs that blended in had a better shot of surviving than stark white eggs did—or in other cases, perhaps theropods needed to recognize their own eggs in case another animal sneakily laid an egg in the nest.
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But you don't have to be a femme diva to understand why she matters, how sneakily subversive she is, or why—despite the misogynist underpinnings of her initial conception—she received a feminism award in 2015 from none other than Gloria Steinem.
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November 22 At once hilariously raunchy and sneakily heartbreaking, the British sitcom "Catastrophe" documents the relationship between two middle-aged strangers, who have a one-night stand, wind up pregnant, and then try to make a life together despite their many personal flaws.
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Throughout Lamar delivers star-studded, hooky-to-jingly, sneakily experimental pop-rap product tinged with the flick's racialized broad-stroke humanitarianism; whatever sketchy plot references some exegete may imagine, "I Am" is a stand-alone love song, "Paramedic!" a street-ready gangsta metaphor.
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My meal would've come out to less than $15, but I didn't even get a chance to see my receipt, because the elderly man next to me — a Korean War veteran — ended up sneakily paying my bill after we chatted throughout the meal.
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Mason Disick sneakily set up his own Instagram this week and went live to a rapidly-growing audience to shed some light on Kardashian drama, including his on his aunt Kylie Jenner's relationship status with Travis Scott — Disick says they're not together, y'all.
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The internet first exploded over their Cheesecake Factory outing when one customer shared a hilarious photo of her mother trying to sneakily take a photo of the famous rapper as he entered the restaurant wearing a mustard-yellow hoodie and black sunglasses.
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In fact, Gen Z artists like Cuco and Normani are crafting some of the most sneakily unradical music of the moment—melodies that sit with us, that flirt less with genre-mixing and more with supplying realist portraits of a young person's life.
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The reason Apple implemented this is because Bluetooth has enabled companies to sneakily track your location over Bluetooth by using beacons in stores, shopping malls, and even on popular city streets if they're placed within range of a place you'd walk by.
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" We are sitting in a new restaurant in a part of Brooklyn that comes with all the usual signs of gentrification (a proliferation of dogs, bagel shops with faux-Tudor architecture and sneakily-zoned residential buildings) and talking about her work as a "drug dealer.
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The ideal is of the magnanimously cooler brother who gets his license first and sneakily drops his siblings off at parties, introduces them to awesome music, and, most important, serves as their silent protector, watching over them in the halls of high schools and home.
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Jameis Winston's rookie campaign was sneakily very good, and he seems primed to take a huge Year-One-to-Year-Two leap à la fellow No. 1 overall pick Peyton Manning, who jumped from a passer rating of 71.2 to 22016 in 22015-27.
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A book that at first seemed to be about strategies for getting through bullying has turned — sneakily and delightfully — into an introduction to some distinctive patterns that are identifiable with painters of modern Western art: leafy Matisse cutouts, Jackson Pollock splatters, Mondrian geometric patterns.
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Rather than suffer the stereotypical nighttime immobilization, Levitas sees creatures moving in the corners of his room, puppies slipping under the door, clouds of smoke hovering above his bed, or other specters from the day that have sneakily maneuvered into his dream-like states.
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RUSSONELLO For music that's rhythmically and spatially disorienting, immersive yet transparent, sinister yet sneakily comic, drop the needle (or click the cursor) just about anywhere in the eight hours of "NTS Sessions 1-4," the latest magnum opus by the British electronic duo Autechre.
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When the new movie opens, Glass is under wraps and Dunn has been stealthily doing his superhero thing for a while, sneakily saving the day under cover of the security company that he runs with his son (Spencer Treat Clark, reprising the same role).
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Once he restarted antidepressants, his frustration over the connection between sudden suicidality resulting from his avoiding meds inspired him start his podcast—the Mental Illness Happy Hour—so that others might know how sneakily mental illness can lure a person to a destructive place.
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Yes, it would be more pleasant to take the train and not be stared at by grown adults, whispered about by straight couples, or sneakily have pictures taken of you by people who haven't worked out that their phone screens are reflected in the glass behind them.
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"Start a War" takes a step backward, capturing the moment in a confrontation where you feel inclined to fight on, but are slowly realizing you are in a fight you cannot win—a moment I found (if you're my wife please stop reading this) sneakily relatable.
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It's easy enough to nitpick some of the particulars, but the ways that Green sneakily nods toward the '70s film while flipping things to put Michael in Laurie's shoes, or vice versa, are so fun that it's also easy enough not to think too hard about it.
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The new addendum also requires all these tax preparation companies to give their truly free options a specific badge: "IRS Free File program delivered by [Member company name or product name]," so you can tell them apart from other versions which might sneakily require you to pay.
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From sale-exclusive sets that are sneakily still up for grabs to luxury makeup marked down up to half off the original price tag, there are a lot of reasons to do a deep-dive into Nordstrom's Summer Sale offerings, which you can shop until September 8.
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" That's from The Onion, of course—just one of the many sneakily corrosive, sadly spot-on pieces the satirical outlet has published in its 20-year online history, which also includes the likes of "Nation Celebrates Full Week Without Deadly Mass Shooting" and "God Angrily Clarifies 'Don't Kill' Rule.
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The Shape: Shallow & SettlingThe Top: Sneakily SupportiveFor breasts that are shallow (meaning spread out fairly evenly across the chest) and settling (or hanging below the crease line), opt for a top with double straps and a subtle-yet-supportive under-boob seam to keep the chest lifted and compacted.
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With a set of razor-sharp scripts from showrunner Phoebe Waller-Bridge and unimpeachable lead performances from Jodie Comer, as the flamboyant killer-for-hire as Villanelle, and Sandra Oh as Eve, the sneakily brilliant agent hunting her down, Killing Eve was smart and sexy and utterly unpredictable.
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The bombastic, unexpected, sneakily potent "Reputation" is many things: It's the first album on which Ms. Swift has cursed ("damn" doesn't count); it's the first time she has sung about consuming alcohol (and repeatedly at that); and it's the vehicle for her most overt songs about sexual agency.
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So when Bill Clinton stepped onto the stage and opened his speech — which mostly utilized a beautifully uncomplicated timeline structure that sneakily mirrored itself so it could double back — with, "In 1971, I met a girl," he wasn't trying to convince those working-class white men to vote for his wife.
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Built-in screen recordingImage: ScreenshotScreen recording is useful for everything from sneakily capturing your friends' Snapchats to uploading tutorials to YouTube, and while it hasn't been too difficult to do on iOS in the past, with iOS 11 it's built right in—you no longer need a spare Mac with QuickTime.
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It also feels like the show's sneakily profound core is similar to the horrific ghouls and monsters cooked up by its central characters to inject a little horror into day-to-day life: It's painstakingly handcrafted and assembled bit by bit until it adds up to something wonderful and, yes, magical.
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The showrunners game-tested these figures, shifting the strongest to the center—flexing the structural adaptability that is the mark of serialized TV. By the third season, a new player was on the rise, and my colleague Helen Rosner praised "Billions" as "one of the most sneakily progressive and feminist hours" around.
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But for those of us who don't speak both languages — or for those of us like your humble critic, who took a lot of Spanish in college and now sort of half-remembers it — it sneakily captures that idea of existing in two worlds without beating you over the head with it.
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One of the film's most devastating scenes takes place when his character, the compassionate drug dealer Juan, breaks down shortly after talking with "Little" (Alex Hibbert)—you can see the pain on his face, which is why I chose Bateman's performance as con-artist fox Nicholas P. Wilde in Disney's sneakily subversive Zootopia here.
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He writes quirky, funny and often sneakily touching songs that play off geeky themes, including "Re: Your Brains," about the guy who works in the office down the hall from you and who is a zombie now, and "Skullcrusher Mountain," about a mad scientist trying to woo a woman his assistant, Scarface, has abducted.
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Whether you have an on-again, off-again relationship with ClassPass, or attempt to game the system by sneakily signing up for multiple accounts for stacked free trials (not naming names here!), the motive is likely the same: ClassPass can be an investment, and we're all out here just trying to do the most.
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"In the same vein, you'll also notice that in demanding a tool, FBI has sneakily ensured that a more "open" copy of the software will have to be released (that will work on other devices) in order for it to be tested, validated, and re-tested by a defense team," notes iPhone security researcher Jonathan Zdziarsky.
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But Sam Dyson has ranked among the game's best relievers ever since the Rangers acquired him last offseason and told him to emphasize his brutal sinker, while Jake Diekman is a sneakily devastating power lefty, and Matt Bush – yep, that one – is enjoying the best stretch of his professional career and throwing 20 mph in the eighth inning.
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In the digital short "Indefinite Pitch" (Program 5), James N. Kienitz Wilkins uses a succession of black-and-white still images of a Northeastern river — framed by a bleakly industrial landscape and littered with refuse — for a sneakily thoughtful, sometimes funny riff on art and work that flows, drifts, dribbles and sometimes rages much like its inert river.
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One thing hits you immediately as you watch Mr. Lithgow eat pizza and do a crossword puzzle and Ms. Metcalf sneakily pour a miniature gin from the minibar into her Snapple onstage: Our relationship to Bill and Hillary, who spent nearly three decades at the pinnacle of public life, is as complicated as theirs is to each other.
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When we did my our walkthrough to see what Google was collecting about us and attempted to disable all location history on an iPhone, we had a different experience than the AP. They received a pop-up that reads "None of your Google apps will be able to store location data in Location History"—a sneakily worded message that is technically true.
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Like this movie, Flynn's books fall into a category you might call anti-middlebrow: packaged as thrillers, written in the knowing pop-cultural cadence of mid-2000s blogs and comprising a disorienting blend of genre influences, they avoid the striving pretensions of bad literary fiction, despite also being fairly dense and containing, sneakily, many of the pleasures of a digressive social novel.
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And the cases, while giving the game a "case of the week" feel like something out of The X-Files or Supernatural — especially since any of them can be solved in a single sitting — also sneakily contribute to character development, because we're slowly but surely learning what the protagonist got up to when she was possessed and apparently trying to build some horrible magical device.
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But before we dig into what happened in the season premiere, let's quickly recap where things landed with the last one: Quinn and Chet called their relationship quits after Quinn found out that Chet got a blowjob from Madison, the super young and sneakily ambitious production assistant-turned-producer; but Quinn did wind up with control of Everlasting, even if it's not quite as autonomous as she would have liked.
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Todd: I've always thought Mr. Robot has some sneakily brilliant things to say about how men and women are treated differently in this world, and the fact that the weight of the hack is increasingly falling on Darlene while Elliot gets to essentially remove himself from its narrative (when he caused it) is indicative of the show's sly sense of satire about this particular trait of our society.
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WHERE TO START: The surprisingly bouncy breakup jam "Sometimes" A velvet goldmine full of cocksure, cockeyed glam-pop, Dolls of Highland finds 27-year-old Craft with one foot in the swamp and the other dangling over a cabaret stage: The Southern-boogie banger "Eye of a Hurricane" would have given Honky Chateau-era Elton John severe pianists' envy, while "Lady of the Ark" is a sneakily gospel-tinged ode to the sinners.
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WHERE TO START: The piano- and pulse-pounding "Berlin" A velvet goldmine full of cocksure, cockeyed glam-pop, Dolls of Highland finds 27-year-old Craft with one foot in the swamp and the other dangling over a cabaret stage: The Southern-boogie banger "Eye of a Hurricane" would have given Honky Chateau-era Elton John severe pianists' envy, while "Lady of the Ark" is a sneakily gospel-tinged ode to the sinners.
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In this way, I think, Mr. Robot sneakily rediscovered its relevance, and I hope as more people catch up with the series on streaming, they'll spark to that (or maybe to the unexpected but welcome romantic tension between Grace Gummer's Dom and Carly Chaikin's Darlene, or maybe to the series' welcome return to episodes that stand alone as episodes, or maybe to its still thrilling sense of cinematic self, or maybe just to Bobby Cannavale's deeply weird performance as Dark Army specialist Irving).
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Sneakily, there's some Season 6 footage spliced in with the Season 7 shots, which makes it hard to tell which visual effects are old and which are new — but the video does feature Daenerys Targaryen riding one of her dragons into battle against a greenscreen backdrop, and judging by her costume, this is part of her battle against the Lannister army, which was previewed in the Season 7 trailer and this photo of a dragon roasting some unwitting Lannister soldiers.
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Bands like Misþyrming, Naðra, and Sinmara have sold out multiple pressings and become underground festival staples; the country's annual metal festival, Eistnaflug, has become a major player on the European festival circuit; and the scene has grown and evolved so much in the past few years that it may as well be on its own Second (or even Third?) wave—and that's to say nothing of scene OGs Svartidauði, who just sneakily released a scorching new EP earlier this month.
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In the end, if the legacy of the original iMac is enough to get Apple to spruce up the next batch of iPhones with fun, lively colors, that's something I can get down with—just so long as we don't let our emotions prevent us from seeing the iMac G3 as it really was: a sneakily expensive, yet frustrating all-in-one that wasn't actually all that fast, with an innovative, but not fully polished design, an awful mouse, and a great color scheme.
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