He spoke openly about disliking overweight people and about visiting prostitutes.
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But Arpaio refused to comply and spoke openly about defying the court.
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Maher spoke openly about their past in his biography Cop Without a Badge.
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Those who spoke openly tended to have enough resources to deter official blowback.
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In 2012, Maddow also spoke openly for the first time about having depression.
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Mr. Dickerson spoke openly about his personal life and his time with Etsy.
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Professors in the history department spoke openly about slavery's role in sustaining the university.
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Instead, he spoke openly about his belief that "white human rights" are under attack.
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But now Lively, 28, spoke openly about why she knows Reynolds is the one.
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He spoke openly of a reckoning that would wipe out the Republican establishment in Congress.
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In fact, Daniel never owned slaves and spoke openly about Green's role as his mentor.
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In past seasons of "Total Bellas," she spoke openly about wanting to have another child.
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During his short life, the young rapper spoke openly about his struggles with depression and anxiety.
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But most importantly, Jones spoke openly about being a single parent (with a nanny, of course).
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For the next half hour, Hogan spoke openly of his plans to cultivate a higher profile.
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He spoke openly about his recent effort to court conservatives, despite deep criticism from the left.
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As an advocate, Fisher spoke openly about the difficulties of her substance abuse during these periods.
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Fahn spoke openly with me several years later regarding Ali's medical condition, with permission from Ali.
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He often rapped about substance abuse and spoke openly about his struggles with depression and addiction.
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But other witnesses say he spoke openly about investigating Biden in July, on two separate occasions.
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When he appeared on "WTF With Marc Maron," for example, he spoke openly about his sobriety.
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Johnson spoke openly about contracting the disease from having numerous heterosexual partners and committed to fighting it.
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At VidCon's panel discussions, social media stars spoke openly about making money from advertising and brand endorsements.
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Bauman was one of the first people who spoke openly about dealing with anorexia while being pregnant.
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Though most attendees did not know one another, they spoke openly about their own anxieties and concerns.
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And she spoke openly to the Indian news media, which covered the story extensively for several days.
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Previously released F.B.I. documents suggest that Oswald spoke openly in Mexico about his intention to kill Kennedy.
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The Scream Queens actress spoke openly about overcoming poverty and sexual abuse in the hopes of inspiring others.
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She spoke openly about what it was like to live with bipolar disorder, which affects 2.5% of Americans.
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For the first year or so after we got back, I spoke openly and bluntly about the experience.
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The first instance came last year, when Mr. de Blasio spoke openly of his divisive relationship with Gov.
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Instead of photos, they therefore published letters from soldiers who spoke openly about the violence against the locals.
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They spoke openly about Craddock's diagnosis at every stop they made through Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
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Previously, she spoke openly about her childhood insecurities to PEOPLE, saying she struggled with her height and skin color.
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I did, and found that men just 10 years younger spoke openly about changes in their minds and bodies.
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Among Democratic nominees, Al Gore and John Kerry spoke openly about their health; Mr. Kerry had survived prostate cancer.
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" -Carrie Fisher â€" Uzo Aduba (@UzoAduba) December 27, 2016 Carrie Fisher spoke openly about her struggles w mental health.
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Each spoke openly about how the decision changed her personally and how it had affected her most intimate relationships.
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But first came 1924, when the people in charge spoke openly of ranking immigrants of certain origins above others.
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He preached fundamentals during their practices at Manual Arts High School and spoke openly about his faith in God.
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Mr. St. John spoke openly about his depression after his 20143-year-old son, Julian, committed suicide in 2014.
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Halsey spoke openly about her endometriosis for the first time in January 2017, detailing the "frustrating" process of getting diagnosed.
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Obama spoke openly about the pressures his girls face to look a certain way, with a nod to wife Michelle.
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JoAnn rarely spoke openly about her boxing career, although her siblings note that she often said that it was fun.
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As they warmed up, they shared their histories, and the two men spoke openly about their hope to be fathers.
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LeBron James, Dwayne Wade and Carmelo Anthony spoke openly about racial tensions in America while onstage at the 2016 ESPYS.
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Many are charged with nonviolent drug use while lawmakers and legislators in our nation have spoke openly about using drugs.
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The Bulgarian economist and former World Bank chief executive spoke openly about her battle scars after decades in international institutions.
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"Yesterday was the first time that I actually spoke openly about having bipolar disorder," Leigh revealed during the panel discussion.
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War plans were rewritten, and General McMaster spoke openly about the possibility of a "preventive war" if the threat grew.
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In the February issue of Cosmopolitan, the 29-year-old actress spoke openly about ex-boyfriend and personal trainer, Jason Walsh.
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In a Vogue interview published in November, the actress spoke openly about her difficult adjustment to life as a single woman.
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She spoke openly about her mental health: in 2014, she put her career on hold after suffering physical and mental exhaustion.
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They spoke openly of the influence of Big Bang, a hip-hop group that's also known for its socially conscious messaging.
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Barry spoke openly about her son's struggles with drugs, hoping her own experience and transparency could help others confront similar problems.
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And he spoke openly about the "big relief" that came when prosecutors announced in February that he would not be charged.
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But the site's lawyers have invoked the First Amendment, noting Hogan often spoke openly about his sex life with other media outlets.
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The next spring, he spoke openly about its Silicon Valley–focused publication, Valleywag, which he compared to al-Qaeda in one interview.
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Nalayeh had two sons from a previous marriage and spoke openly about the cultural stigma attached to being a divorced single parent.
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The actress, 29, spoke openly about her struggle with mental health that started with her first panic attack at 7 years old.
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Linsky, many spoke openly about how fears centered on race and ethnicity were at the heart of their support for Mr. Trump.
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And although Saudi Arabia still had no formal diplomatic relations with Israel, the young prince spoke openly of the countries' common interests.
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She also spoke openly about her divorce from her first husband, saying the marriage had gotten in the way of her singing.
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She also spoke openly about surgery she had to fight breast cancer to encourage other women to get screened for the disease.
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Pete Davidson confirms engagement to Ariana Grande Once their engagement went public, they spoke openly about their fast affection for one another.
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The Empire star spoke openly about an attack that police believe to be a hate crime during his first performance since the incident.
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When Trump made his DACA announcement, she spoke openly about her predicament at an event inside the gold-domed statehouse in downtown Denver.
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Last month, in a Vogue interview, the 28-year-old actress spoke openly about her difficult adjustment to life as a single woman.
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Thomas was convicted by an all-white jury that contained at least three members who spoke openly about their opposition to interracial marriage.
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In an interview with The Daily Mail, Prince Harry spoke openly about why at one point he wanted out of the Royal Family.
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In a post match interview, Serena spoke openly about the barriers she faced in this match and over the course of her career.
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She spoke openly about the 1994 genocide and the tensions between the Hutu and Tutsi ethnic groups that fueled it — both taboo topics.
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He spoke openly about his mental health struggles, but like many in the African-American community, he was unsure where to seek help.
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They spoke openly about their experiences as women of color in the music industry, their voice, their identity, and of course, their personal style.
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The fashion designer, 44, who shares four children with the soccer star, 43, spoke openly about how she balanced her personal and professional life.
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During her interview with Chris Cuomo, Conway spoke openly about the President's endorsement of Moore and negative feelings about his opponent, Democrat Doug Jones.
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"She stuck her neck out and spoke openly," said Monica Nassif, president of the Walker's board, complimenting Ms. Viso's handling of the "Scaffold" controversy.
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That began to change as recovery rates improved, and as prominent cancer survivors like Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller spoke openly about their illness.
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Barry impressed some residents when she spoke openly and candidly of her 22-year-old son's apparent death from a drug overdose in July.
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He had a lot of feminist-identifying female friends and spoke openly about progressive politics and racial justice—something I really liked about him.
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Sure, we traded Tumblr links and gifs about our thirst objects, but we also spoke openly about how we came to arrive at this place.
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In a 2014 interview with People magazine, Garner (who previously only had a Facebook page) spoke openly about why she was against joining the platform.
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He spoke openly about the process after the Wall Street Journal reported there was heated correspondence between Anthem and Cigna lawyers working on the review.
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Earlier this year, NBA commissioner Adam Silver spoke openly about his plan for at least half of the league's newly-hired referees to be women.
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Several Democrats who gladly spoke openly scoffed at the notion that anyone would turn down a chance, no matter how small, to join the Supreme Court.
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In private, the President and these colleagues spoke openly about how the war in Vietnam was not essential to the Cold War with the Soviet Union.
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During Rodman's NBA career, he spoke openly about partying at gay clubs, dressing in drag, and having sexual fantasies about men, though he denied being gay.
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The sheriff spoke openly about the planning, execution and aftermath of the shooting and search for a motive, at times speculating about aspects of the case.
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Michael Tilson Thomas, the music director of the San Francisco Symphony, was part of a new generation of classical musicians who spoke openly about being gay.
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Ian Somerhalder spoke openly about his first sexual experience on SiriusXM's Radio Andy Wednesday, sharing that he lost his virginity when he was a teenage model.
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Months later, he spoke openly about the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder that he and many others were experiencing in the wake of the attack.
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One of the few who spoke openly about Mr. Morris was a man who said his ex-boyfriend, now deceased, was a former student and victim.
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One of the few who spoke openly about Mr. Morris was a man who said his ex-boyfriend, now deceased, was a former student and victim.
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We got the "Ridiculousness" star right after she did some pre 'chella prep at a tanning salon, and she spoke openly -- maybe too much -- about her phobia.
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But get this -- Smith spoke openly about the incident the same day it happened ... telling WrestleZone he confronted The Snake because he previously dissed his dead father.
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After all, just about everyone who regularly uses Instagram has a story about a targeted ad showing up for something they spoke openly about not long before.
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In 2017, Mr. Zuckerberg testified in an intellectual property trial involving Oculus, a virtual reality company Facebook had acquired, and spoke openly about Facebook's approach to acquisitions.
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In 2012, when Pennsylvania's GOP legislature passed its voter ID law, the statehouse's GOP leader Mike Turzai spoke openly about the effect on that year's presidential election.
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In dozens of interviews at rallies in Iowa, and longer conversations in their homes or workplaces, supporters of both candidates spoke openly of their anxiety about the future.
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The site's lawyers will rely heavily on the First Amendment in their upcoming defense, noting that Hogan often spoke openly about his sex life with other media outlets.
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During an interview with Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club last week, the Grammy-nominated rapper spoke openly about her unplanned pregnancy with fiancé, rapper Offset of Migos.
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"It was not a distancing, but it was rather a rift between me, maybe, and the State Department and Mr. Obama, who spoke openly against me," he said.
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He spoke openly about his addiction, and explained that all the money he earned from begging — an average of $40 a day — was spent on drugs and alcohol.
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Outside her performing career, she was chairwoman of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International and spoke openly about her own struggle with the disease, diagnosed in the 1960s.
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Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall spoke openly about the personal reason why she has been campaigning for greater support in the fight against osteoporosis during a special event on Tuesday.
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Most significantly, creator Hideaki Anno spoke openly and frequently about having a mental and artistic breakdown while working on the show, and funneling all that anxiety into its storytelling.
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Sitting down Wednesday night in New York City with Charlie Rose to discuss her new book, Settle for More, Kelly spoke openly about dealing with sexism in the workplace.
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"It was not a distancing [of relations] but it was rather a rift between me and the State Department and Mr. Obama, who spoke openly against me," he said.
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Sarachan, the longtime assistant to the former national team coach Bruce Arena, spoke openly about the feeling of shock that lingered from the team's train-wreck defeat last month.
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When she spoke openly about the drug addiction that killed him, we marveled at her courage and admired her resolve to bring addiction out of the shadows of shame.
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"It was not a distancing, but it was rather a rift between me, maybe, and the State Department and Mr. Obama, who spoke openly against me," Mr. Duterte said.
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To my surprise, he spoke openly about quitting his job in 2015 to pursue his Airbnb venture full time, despite the legal risks, and described how the operation worked.
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" In an August interview with Variety, Davidson spoke openly about his distaste for the internet, comparing Googling himself to popping a pimple: "You're like, 'This is going to be sick.
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Siri's creators, who have since gone on to launch a competing assistant, Viv, spoke openly about the frustration they felt when Apple elected not to turn Siri into a platform.
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One officer, who spoke openly only on the condition of anonymity, citing military protocol, told me that the Islamic State was different from the insurgents he was used to fighting.
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The J. J. Abrams series "Fringe," the British show "Skins" and the NBC series "Parenthood" not only featured characters on the autistic spectrum, but also spoke openly of the condition.
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The comedic actor appeared Thursday on New York's Power 105.1 radio show "The Breakfast Club" and spoke openly of cheating this year on wife Eniko Parrish, who was then pregnant.
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Mr. Dickerson held weekly "Office Hours," when any employee could ask him about anything, and spoke openly about his doubts, admitting when he didn't know the answer to a question.
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We're told Cole spoke openly about some of his friends who've been incarcerated, and took an interest in San Quentin's media center ... where inmates host a podcast called "Ear Hustle."
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In other Senate floor speeches in 21970 and 21994, Mr. Biden spoke openly of wanting, as Mr. Clinton did, to rid Democrats of their reputation of being soft on crime.
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In December, Styles spoke openly about his past relationships with high-profile women such as Taylor Swift and Kylie Jenner, but admitted that he does sometimes date non-famous people.
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Wendy Chioji, of WESH 2 News in Orlando, Florida, often spoke openly about having cancer — which she managed to endure while climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro and completing numerous Ironman distance triathlons.
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But rather than simply firing Priebus, Trump spoke openly and often of his contempt for his chief of staff, and he let others in his White House do the same.
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But this week something strange happened: Democratic leadership cut a sweeping deal with the president, spoke openly about their phone conversations with him, and made multiple visits to the White House.
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The author and Breakfast Club host was a guest on BuzzFeed News' newest episode of Profile on Sunday, and spoke openly and at length about mental health, including his own experiences.
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During his presidential campaign, he spoke openly of letting Japan and South Korea build nuclear arms even as he argued they should pay more to support the American military bases there.
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The prince, who lost his mother to a horrific car chase through Paris, spoke openly about his emotional struggles; the duchess made no secret of the difficulties of her new role.
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With Wendy Green, she wrote a book, "Rape: My Story," in which she spoke openly about her trauma, how it had led to suicidal thoughts and how she had overcome them.
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And as Sanders' brain trust gathered for a retreat in Vermont over the weekend, some spoke openly about a 2020 White House bid as if it was almost a foregone conclusion.
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He spoke openly about his concern that the organization did not seem to be doing enough to uplift black and brown voices directly affected by gun violence, especially given the group's resources.
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Caitlyn spoke openly about her transition for the first time during her April 20/20 interview with Diane Saywer and made her public debut on the cover of Vanity Fair in June.
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The director spoke openly at a press conference at the Cannes Film Festival about including footage from the Charlottesville riot in his new film, BlacKkKlansman, which screened at the event on Monday.
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A hardline group of Buddhist monks, previously known as Ma Ba Tha, said it welcomed the pope's visit but warned, without elaborating, of "a response" if he spoke openly about the Rohingya.
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" Evans says Riccitiello and other men in management positions "spoke openly about women in a sexual manner, made sexist jokes, and flirted with and pursued sexual relationships with female employees and contractors.
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The actress Carrie Fisher, who spoke openly about her struggles with mental illness, once joked that she wanted to start a "Bipolar Pride Day" to help erase the stigma of the disease.
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Wheeler reacted by doxing the agents in a public forum and encouraging people to harass them; he also spoke openly about hiring a hitman to murder the federal judge who'd signed the warrant.
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In a 2015 Billboard interview, Dale, who toured well into his later years, spoke openly about his health issues, revealing that he suffered from diabetes, back problems and kidney failure, among other ailments.
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Despite the long tradition of good interfaith relations in the city, these women spoke openly of their fears of a backlash against Muslims in Manchester, and of reprisals for Mr Abedi's terrible crime.
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SOUTHAMPTON, NY., June 12 (Reuters) - Tiger Woods spoke openly about the state of his game on Tuesday ahead of the U.S. Open, but slammed the door shut on questions about his private life.
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But his statement got Clifford's manager's attention: Because Cohen spoke openly about the payment, the manager said, the nondisclosure agreement Clifford previously signed was void and she could speak about the relationship freely.
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The Wellston students spoke openly of feeling betrayed by my mention of drugs, poverty and low enrollment in four-year colleges in an article I had told them would be about climate education.
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On a previous deployment Sergeant Barreto Ortiz's platoon had been hit by enemy fire, his wife said, and he spoke openly about the dangers of his job and the possibility of his death.
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Khayat spoke openly of his own illegal excavations in the Levant and described to audiences how to bribe customs officials and police officers in order to smuggle antiquities out of the Ottoman Empire.
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But the fact that Apple spoke openly about an initiative that could arrive as late as a year from now is a clear nod to how the tech giant perceives the future of apps.
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The former Trump spokesman spoke openly about his Catholic faith while serving in the White House and in March appeared at an on-camera White House press briefing with ash markings from Ash Wednesday.
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In a conversation with host Michael Barbaro, Mr. Buttigieg spoke openly about why the presidency had been on his mind since high school, and about how growing up gay complicated his careful career planning.
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"In his fly-infested apartment, he spoke openly about his Tinder addiction," says Josh Burgess of Yumi Zouma, snarkily dictating my own unwritten article as we sit in his living room with his three bandmates.
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When the family attended science-fiction and fantasy conventions — their only family holidays — other attendees spoke openly and admiringly of the books Andy wrote as John Cleve, his favorite porn nom de plume (one of 17).
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On at least two separate occasions she got drunk and spoke openly about her contacts within the Russian government, even acknowledging that Russian intelligence services were involved with the gun rights group she ran in Moscow.
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She then went on to be the queen of Paradise as her love story with her ex, Kristian Haggerty, unfolded before our eyes, and she spoke openly about her apprehension to publicly come out as queer.
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She spoke openly in the interview, which aired Thursday, about how she didn&apost tell anyone about her trauma initially, saying she "didn&apost want to upset them" and thinking she could "compartmentalize" the trauma alone.
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Children suffered from nightmares and some wet their beds; one 9-year-old boy, whose father had been suddenly transferred off the island for medical care, spoke openly of wanting to end his life, the report said.
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"Law and order" may no longer reflect a pressing social reality, but it does evoke a time when national politicians spoke openly of the need to push back against urban insurgencies, liberal social policies and racial unrest.
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And yet the bureau went to great lengths to shield this investigation from becoming public before the election, even as James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, spoke openly about the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, is an advocate of what he calls "radical transparency" in the workplace and spoke openly about the method he utilizes with his 1,500 employees during a presentation this week at TED2017 in Vancouver.
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They spoke openly about how strange they felt to be talking about it on their shows at all, and they expressed their frustrations that these shooting deaths — and the hosts' perplexed coverage of them — were becoming routine events.
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"On at least two separate occasions she got drunk and spoke openly about her contacts within the Russian government, even acknowledging that Russian intelligence services were involved with the gun rights group she ran in Moscow," CNN notes.
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" She also spoke openly about her battle with drug addiction, confessing she started using cocaine at 16, and revealed she had considered getting an abortion when pregnant with her son, explaining, "I was going to have an abortion.
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Pittsburgh-born Miller, who first gained a following while still a teenager and topped the Billboard album charts with his 2011 debut album, "Blue Slide Park," spoke openly of his drug addiction in interviews and in song lyrics.
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He also challenged authority and spoke openly about accepting under-the-table payments from sponsors and race organizers at a time when runners were supposed to keep their earnings in a trust fund to maintain their amateur status.
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Unlike Kesha, who spoke openly in court, in public, and in letters written to fans about her personal and legal fight against Dr. Luke, Spears herself has asked for privacy, and refused to be taken up as a cause.
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And indeed, in a recent interview with Ebro Darden for Apple's Beats 1, she spoke openly about wanting to improve as a rapper and working with a more experienced rapper and songwriter, Pardison Fontaine, to improve her technical skills.
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In a piece for Politico, Shenon and Sabato said that "many" of the previously unseen files center on the trip, during which Oswald "came under intense surveillance" by the FBI and purportedly "spoke openly" about wanting to kill JFK.
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Katie Hill is one of the most notable wins in the Year of the Woman: Steve Knight was a fierce abortion opponent, and a target of abortion rights groups, while the Democrat spoke openly about her own unplanned pregnancy.
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Attending the Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present & Future event at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills on Tuesday, Amy, 32, and her husband Dillon King spoke openly about their marriage — and how they keep the romance alive.
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Staub's past relationships were a huge subject of gossip among her fellow New Jersey Housewives on RHONJ — specifically her first marriage to former FBI informant Kevin Maher, who spoke openly about their past in his biography Cop Without a Badge.
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An unabashed supporter, Blige spoke openly about her nerves as the Democratic presidential nominee sat down beside her, and asked a series of questions that got the former Secretary of State to open up in ways we haven't seen before.
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The general did not want to appear on camera and did not allow us to use his name, but he spoke openly about the Syrian army's operations here -- combating ISIS but also al Qaeda's wing in Syria, al Nusra Front.
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Its recreational (and dangerous) use among teenagers, though, has grafted itself on Soundcloud rap, in which two of its most popular (and recently deceased) rappers Lil Peep and XXXtentacion spoke openly about depression, personal turmoil and their pharmaceutical drug use.
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Gabbard spoke openly and honestly about how the authorization to use force after 9/11 turned into an interminable war on terror that expanded outside the US's stated mission — an issue that continues to resonate today with many progressive Democrats.
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An original Housewife of the series, Staub found herself a subject of gossip among her fellow New Jersey Housewives — specifically over her first marriage to former FBI informant Kevin Maher, who spoke openly about their past in his biography Cop Without a Badge.
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But some observers have been saying that she would have welcomed the support of her husband in this trying week since second son Prince Andrew appeared on the BBC and spoke openly — and without regret — about his friendship with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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He spoke openly about his use of "taboo language," humor, and other shock tactics to try to shake fans out of emotional stagnation — often swearing, berating audience members, and talking graphically about sex — and he didn't censor himself even when addressing his most troubled fans.
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He spoke openly about his leadership philosophy and his efforts to lift the company from the doldrums it was in when he took over two years prior, helping transform it from a mostly free open-source offering into a revenue-generating company with 750 paying enterprise customers.
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One of them, Craig Hodges, a sharpshooting player on the Chicago Bulls in the early 1990s, never played in the N.B.A. after he spoke openly about police brutality and gave the elder President George Bush a handwritten letter when his championship team visited the White House.
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After a week of damaging public hearings in which multiple witnesses offered new details of the president's pressure campaign and said that he spoke openly of his desire that Ukraine publicly announce investigations, Mr. Trump's supporters began to argue that he had acted within his rights.
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After all, Mr. Haas had jolted some readers earlier that week when he spoke openly to The New York Times about "devilish desires," his interest in playing with pain and the happiness he has found in his fourth marriage, which is based on a dominant-submissive power exchange.
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In what amounted to one of the most far-reaching and interesting conversations at TC Sessions in Zug, Ethereum masterminds Vitalik Buterin, Justin Drake, and Karl Floersch spoke openly – and often candidly – about a bright future for Ethereum scaling and, more interestingly, their way to build teams that work.
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Experts expected the files would shed light on a trip Oswald took to Mexico City just weeks before killing JFK, where he's rumored to have met with Cuban and Russian spies, come under "intense surveillance" from the FBI, and "spoke openly" about wanting to kill JFK, Politico reports.
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Despite a long association with the writer, the deputy mayor, Christophe Girard, in an interview with The New York Times, denied almost any knowledge of the abuses by the writer, who has written and spoke openly about his pedophilia since the 19863s and even dedicated a book to him.
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They have two daughters together: Christine, 23, and Jillian, 19 Staub's past relationships were a huge subject of gossip among her fellow New Jersey Housewives on RHONJ — specifically her first marriage to former FBI informant Kevin Maher, who spoke openly about their past in his biography Cop Without a Badge.
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The officials spoke cautiously about the transfer operation because it was still underway, but Mr. Trump spoke openly on Wednesday afternoon about the fact that the United States was taking "a certain number of ISIS fighters that are particularly bad" in order to make sure that they did not get out.
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It's why, when Making a Murderer questioned the conviction of its subjects, Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey, and its creators spoke openly about how they believe Avery is innocent, people created online petitions to have Avery freed and balked at the presumed failings of the justice system that convicted him.
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Yuen also reportedly tried to dissuade Beijing from interfering in a court case against pro-independence lawmakers last year, and spoke openly about how "matters that can be properly handled within Hong Kong's legal or judicial system should be left to be dealt with at the Hong Kong level as much as possible".
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In our discussion, she lit into Bernie Sanders's single-payer plan, warned that Donald Trump is dragging us down an authoritarian path, spoke openly of the role racism and white resentment played in the campaign, and argued that the outcome of the 2016 election represented a failure of the media above all.
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To his credit, Henderson never failed a test for performance-enhancing drugs prior to his testosterone replacement therapy (unlike Vitor Belfort, for example) and spoke openly and matter-of-factly about his use (also unlike Belfort), claiming that he tested himself to make sure he was always hovering around a normal range.
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Though Carrie Fisher will be most widely remembered for her iconic role as Star Wars' Princess Leia, her career spanned five decades and half a dozen disciplines — she was a voice actor, screenwriter, live theatre performer, memoirist, novelist, and a fervent activist who spoke openly about her own struggles with mental health and addiction.
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"While Hesse's debts to Minimalism — and specifically LeWitt — are acknowledged in virtually every text on her work, there is scant recognition or analysis of the important ways that her work influenced LeWitt's, even though he spoke openly about his credit to her," writes curator Veronica Roberts in the catalogue for Converging Lines: Eva Hesse and Sol LeWitt.
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In a face-to-face talk with BBC Newsnight airing Saturday, Prince Andrew spoke openly about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and the allegations of Virginia Roberts (now Virginia Giuffre), who claims she was forced to have sex with the royal three times between 1999 and 2002 in London, New York and on a private Caribbean island owned by the disgraced financier.
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In that bruising 2000 campaign, Cindy McCain once again faced scrutiny of a difficult chapter in her life in around the early-1990s when she had struggled with an addiction to painkillers after back surgery (She spoke openly about it after she was confronted by the Drug Enforcement Administration and confessed she had taken pills from her own non-profit).
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Indeed, the internet is teeming with Larries — as Directioners who ship Larry often refer to themselves — who've spent years chronicling every microgesture and millisecond of the way Styles and Tomlinson interact with each other: In the band's early years, Styles spoke openly about the "Larry Stylinson" label and said that he and Tomlinson had talked about moving in together later in life due to their friendship.
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The reason she gave for going public—that it's a part of her that informs her relationships—seems healthy and valid, and matches up with her past commentary on the issue; during her time as Miss North Carolina USA, and while competing for Miss USA last year, she spoke openly about her experience and said she intended to use her platform to improve Title IX laws.
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"The attack, which damaged Germany&aposs policy of engagement with Tehran, has triggered open debate about the value of Europe&aposs alliance with the US.In recent days German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke openly about the declining importance of Europe&aposs alliance with the US."There&aposs been a shift," she told the Financial Times, adding, "The United States&apos focus on Europe is declining — that will be the case under any president.
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And if she did show insight, told them what was on her mind the day she killed her husband, why and how she did it and what she felt afterward—excitement, guilt, denial, fear, revulsion—if she showed the board how honest and precise she could be in her knowledge of her crime and why she'd committed it, if she spoke openly about the impact it had had on her victim and on others, on society, if she trotted out the whole horror of it, she would, at the same time, freshly reactivate for the parole board all the reasons she'd been locked up in the first place.
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