Even Meghan has dug back into her closet for standbys.
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Even Sony's old standbys are now making movies for Netflix.
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Growing speculation also means reliable standbys are becoming more expensive.
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Here's my take on some of the most popular Thanksgiving standbys.
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They are old standbys of chemotherapy and now available as generics.
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Some hoary old standbys may be in for a rude awakening.
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VINA, which is just for women, and old standbys like Meetup too.
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But side by side with G4, my old standbys tasted like shit.
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Throw gradations of race and sexuality, those old standbys, in there, too.
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We'll pick a few brand new bags and some old standbys you recommend.
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There are the standbys like lotion, makeup wipes, and lip balm, of course.
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This series has always done a nice job of inverting the relationship standbys.
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These include standbys like Bane (Shane West) and the Riddler (Cory Michael Smith).
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This contemporary Pygmalion has almost all the teen-comedy standbys in one convenient package.
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That's right: In addition to classic standbys like the Hoola bronzer and They're Real!
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But it turns out some old standbys—like Citronella candles—don't really work at all.
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Pagers may be low-tech, but for doctors, these devices are simple and dependable standbys.
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These dusted-off standbys are perfect for the shower, the gym, and everything in between.
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You can try one of our favorite standbys instead, Enrique Olvera's recipe for avocado tacos.
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"There are cards that give you bonuses for old standbys like gas and groceries," Schulz added.
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Arguably, Elizabeth Harvest is about those favorite science-fiction standbys: identity, hubris, and humanity's darkest sides.
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The list is full, but standbys will be called upon in the case of no-shows.
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He could focus instead on "pure" instrumental music, like the "Brandenburg" Concertos, today's holiday-season standbys.
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My Spotify library is full of old standbys and childhood favorites that I return to almost unthinkingly.
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Earlier this year he produced a dizzy comeback record for the alt-rock radio standbys in Incubus.
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Likewise, I always frequent the same places — from my go-to date bars to my dinner standbys.
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Old Standbys Your library is probably stocked with classics that your tightrope-walking middle schoolers will enjoy.
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To be sure, much attention was paid to the familiar standbys: jobs, interest rates, inflation and trade.
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And it manages to introduce several major new characters while still giving proper attention to the old standbys.
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Here are some new releases and reliable standbys to consider for your big day — or for every day.
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So, it looks like we can rest assured that old standbys like doggy and missionary will always be hot.
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Some people feel that the old standbys or neutral power pieces are best for everyone, but they are not.
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If you're not feeling the new options, you have plenty of time to stock up on the old standbys.
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While the old standbys are still standing by, there's been a shift recently toward food that's actually, well, edible.
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Bands travel to Instagram fests like Bonnaroo, in the wilds of Tennessee, and old standbys like Glastonbury, in England.
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How is it that in just a few short years we've forgotten about our old reliable standbys, the mummies?
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But, even in the sweltering heat, we shouldn't neglect our year-round standbys, our ever-faithful pork and chicken dishes.
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Standbys include the Chance Theater, where INXS, Jerry Garcia and Charles Mingus all played, and which welcomes DJs and bands.
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Thanks to the expected rise of closing-quickening tech, some hoary old standbys may be in for a rude awakening.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Americans think of summer, a few standbys come to mind: Baseball games, fireworks shows and hot dogs.
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The S9 has Samsung's other hardware standbys, too: fast wired and wireless charging, IP68 water resistance, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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We've compiled a list of the best of both categories, from beloved shows gearing up for reboots to reality competition standbys.
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My first list included my Meatless Monday standbys: chana masala, and pasta with Mushroom-Walnut Meatballs, from the WaPoFood recipe database.
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Holiday "traditions" abound in classical programming at this time of year, markers to orient yourself by and reliable standbys for institutions.
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It brought a ton of new ideas to how email could work, including old standbys like snoozing and newer ideas like bundling.
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The tables also have all the old standbys—Tapatio, Tabasco, Cholula, and Sriracha, and a salsa made by a Mexican-American monk.
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Hearty and wholesome, the dishes are also uncomplicated, and include home-cooking standbys like braised chicken (with red wine) and apple pie.
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These new takes on '00s standbys will have you reminiscing about the days Mischa Barton was your style icon (miss you, Marissa Cooper).
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The colors represent the chic standbys that Chanel does so well, while the products — like the Coco Code — toy with the status quo.
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Office 365 bundles in the mobile apps and full Mac versions of a number of old standbys, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.
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And while the color was a definite 180 from last week's floor-sweeping gown, Middleton's standbys were all present and accounted for. Lace?
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Along with standbys like salsa verde and serrano sauces, this kit features hot sauces made from the hottest peppers on the planet. Literally.
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Enjoying familiar old standbys is great, but it's always a pleasure to be introduced to a type of cuisine you've never tried before.
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The Alienist Sex and violence notwithstanding — those old standbys — prestige television series have several options at their disposal for generating cheap dramatic heat.
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One of the great Il Buco standbys: pasta alla Norma, a dish of house-made torchio pasta, eggplant, tomato, basil and ricotta salata.
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But when it comes to heart health, doctors say sticking with old standbys like fruits, veggies and olive oil is still the best approach.
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Nowhere is this subtle quality more evident than on "LUST," produced by TDE standbys Sounwave and DJ Dahi alongside forward-thinking jazz outfit BadBadNotGood.
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A generation of women who entered the labor force, and men who entered the delivery room, isn't so keen on the old standbys, perhaps.
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Apple dropped its annual goody bag of new gadgets and updates on old standbys, including three new iPhones aimed at drumming up sagging demand.
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MORE's administration have to get used to the party's new, diminished position, where many of the party's old standbys are sitting on the sidelines.
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Other GOP standbys, such as tax cuts, immigration and the continued strength of the economy, may also be lost in the gambit for the midterms.
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As Clay Cane pointed out shortly after the Golden Globes in an opinion editorial for CNN, many of film's beloved standbys don't come from money.
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They needed the launch of sleek new-name companies like JUUL and the gradual billion-dollar investments of old standbys like Altria, formerly Philip Morris.
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Olivella restaurant in North Bergen, NJ, is introducing charcoal-infused pizza, pasta, and mozzarella, giving the Italian standbys a major dose of inky black mystique.
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Blame it on the vernal equinox, but around this time, we start to abandon our trusty old standbys for thrilling new shades, formulas, and trends.
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Now he's faced with a crisis where none of these standbys will work, where he actually needs to cooperate with Nancy Pelosi to avoid catastrophe.
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Positioning itself as an answer to those stresses, Applebee's is relying on the old standbys of comfort food and alcohol, however misguided that may be.
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All you have to do to find beloved Swedish hair products or sought-after South Korean skin care is branch out from your current shopping standbys.
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With new fields like virtual reality capturing people's imagination and old standbys like big-screen TVs always a hot ticket, it can get confusing for anyone.
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The new "Blue Basic" fare doesn't allow any changes or cancellations, including same-day changes or standbys, which most other JetBlue fares allow for a fee.
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Shop Summersalt swimsuits at NordstromAlong with standbys like Aerie, new startups like Summersalt are also catching waves with their eye-catching styles and comfortable, supportive fits.
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There are a sea of travel apps in the market today that help people search for and book trips, from old standbys like Expedia/Travelocity and Booking.
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There are also two older standbys, the Jack-O-Lantern and chocolate iced doughnuts with Halloween sprinkles, which are actually just regular Krispy Kremes with thematic decoration.
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The Culture series falls into the space opera genre and features many standbys of the form such as giant spaceships, planet-smashing weapons, and galaxy-spanning adventures.
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Our mounts were two of about a dozen quarter horses —speedy, agile rodeo standbys—that Nauman was raising and training for his own use and for sale.
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We're seeing a huge resurgence in classic Americana-style tattooing these days, though, so I might say the old classic standbys seem to be the current trend.
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Two standbys for Western liberals — Hannah Arendt's "The Origins of Totalitarianism" and George Washington's Farewell Address, which outlines his argument for term limits — have always sold well.
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These futuristic textiles are just as warm, strong, and durable as traditional fabrics—and sometimes even outperform our old standbys—while being eco-friendly, sustainable, and, yep, vegan.
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The old standbys—arm strength, first step, and a relentless focus on fundamentals—still matter in the field, and still drive the scouting conversation more than anything else.
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Naturally, that wish doesn't mention what sort of gift he'd actually like, so you'll likely feel stuck shopping through the old standbys (ties, wallets, jazz albums) yet again.
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Absinthe chocolate, absinthe beer, and absinthe ice cream are standbys; an absinthe lollipop is in the works; absinthe jam (in grapefruit and plum varieties) makes a fine souvenir.
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But some of my standbys — including a simple public transit app, BART Runner — were not available for the iPhone, and I have yet to find a perfect replacement.
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"The old standbys — Illinois Tool Works, Ingersoll-Rand, Parker-Hannifin, 3M, Emerson [Electric] and Eaton — they've all run so much that it's tough to touch them, " Cramer said.
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The first half of the conductor Herbert von Karajan's program consisted of Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony (the Eighth) and Mozart's No. 40 in G Minor, both Vienna Philharmonic standbys.
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Rather than getting swept up by beers with kitschy additives like fruit or spice, stick to age-old standbys that harmonize with the food rather than upstage it.
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"Satanic Panic" is a familiar story, cooked up from old-horror standbys — the plucky virgin, the devilish matron — but its throwback "final girl" narrative avoids being merely regressive.
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In addition to the freshly caught seafood, the menu offers a vast array of Japanese standbys, mostly seafood, including salads, sushi, hand rolls and rice and noodle dishes.
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It is currently ranked 28th on the App Store, ahead of standbys such as Google, Venmo, and Tinder, and has risen as high as 15th in the past week.
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Sure, you could turn to romantic standbys, like flowers, candy, or anything heart-shaped, but you want to make sure your present shows just how much you care, too.
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When it comes to bottles that don't break the bank, we are familiar with standbys from Aldi and Trader Joe's and have dabbled in newcomers from Target and Lidl.
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The decor is similar, too, but distinctly Google in its aesthetic, with light wood grain and gray fabric pairing up with playful hints of bright colors (the Google standbys).
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Dare to imagine a vanity that isn't a cluttered hodgepodge of old standbys — half-empty and worn-looking from overuse, scattered amongst those failed impulse purchases you've never touched.
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Letting in newcomers could quickly turn Byte into another competitive platform for creators, while bringing back old Vine standbys could help to set the carefree tone many creators miss.
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Bell sleeves caught on like wildfire last year, and it was a novel way to give your old standbys like LBDs and plain white shirts a high-fashion spin.
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Maybe this was just Trump's version of cutting down on the red meat in the last days of the campaign, though his stump speech still featured all the standbys.
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While typical breakfast standbys like eggs, pancakes, and even plain toast are eliminated on a raw vegan diet, there are still some options for morning meals on the plan.
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Brass bands played, radios blasted pop standbys, people skipped rope and the police sought relief from the heat in a walk-in beer cooler at a nearby convenience store.
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Expect new acquisitions, like Leonora Carrington's "And Then We Saw the Minotaur's Daughter," purchased this summer; rarely seen works liberated from storage and old standbys dramatically refreshed through conservation.
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Fast-forward to today: Oils (which hit the scene like a tidal wave a few years ago) and gels (which are currently flooding the market) have joined the old standbys.
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Both Tucke and Ross suggest old self-care standbys like eating well, sleeping, exercising, and connecting with family and friends in real life outside of social media to help cope.
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This year, we're jettisoning those tired emotional sonnets, bushels of soon-to-be-dead pink roses, and waxy Duane Reade chocolates for a few fresh plays on V-Day standbys.
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Lourd, who made her TV debut on Fox's Scream Queens, will join fellow Murphy standbys Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters in the upcoming seventh season of FX's American Horror Story.
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Old standbys such as "It's a Wonderful Life" or "Miracle on 21990th Street" are bona fide classics yet a crop of modern films have emerged to challenge the status quo.
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Sylvando is in stark contrast to a lot of the played-out old standbys of the game, and he really is the difference between some scenes being watchable or not.
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And while she subtly changes her look occasionally (like trying out a lighter hue on her hair) she always returns to her trusted standbys (for example, her signature bouncy blowout).
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But there's no reason to resort back to those old standbys on your journey home for the holidays (or whenever you have a free gap of time you need to fill).
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The tradition of the soap opera has gradually infiltrated prime-time shows that manage to escape the label, while standbys like Days of Our Lives have languished in their daytime slots.
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Despite its unassuming appearance, workwear is most certainly having a fashion moment, with uniform standbys like Carhartt and Dickies showing up on trend-cementing celebs like Rihanna and A$AP Rocky.
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Jerusalem's bustling Mahane Yehuda Market has long been a late-night culinary destination for Middle Eastern standbys like hummus and falafel, as well as more recent additions like burgers and burritos.
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Among the great old standbys is Alma Thomas's "Red Roses Sonata," of 1972, owned by the Met since 1976, its red mosaic pattern lighted from within by shifting shades of celadon.
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Being specific rather than defaulting to clichés or benign standbys is an underrated weapon for both comedies and dramas, but it takes a clear vision to find that kind of detail.
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The collection, out now, is made up of 12 pieces, and features standbys like the panda - truly the little black dress of baby's Halloween ensembles – to the more au currant Little Llama.
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But on the programming side, MTV executives seem more motivated by nostalgia than leading the network into the future, reviving old unscripted standbys like My Super Sweet 16 and Cribs (on Snapchat).
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While the old standbys like Snapchat and Instagram are still going strong, there's no shortage of social media, video-sharing, and homework-help apps that are popular but not necessarily household names.
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Major League Baseball no longer permits giveaway towels in the Royals' standbys of white and powder blue, banning all pale colors so as not to impede players' ability to track the ball.
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Inside, diners trade ski boots and snow pants for stilettos and stretchy black pants and enjoy West Coast takes on Italian standbys, like chicken saltimbocca (36.50 dollars) and steak Florentine (market price).
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While La Malinche offers capable renditions of both Spanish classics, including pan catalana and tortilla española, and Latin standbys, like fried yuca and empanadas, the restaurant truly shines when blending both cuisines.
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He was joined by current Broadway star Michael James Scott, current Broadway standbys Juwan Crawley and Deonte L. Warren, and Major Attaway — Iglehart's Broadway replacement and the Genie on Aladdin's first national tour.
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Its space-themed show, "Out of This World," offers some old standbys, like aerialists, a lion tamer and acrobats on horseback, but adds an ice floor, an elaborate narrative and a smartphone app.
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We wanted to know what it was really like to play these slumber party standbys — so we culled 24 anecdotes from R29 staffers, readers, and anonymous Reddit users to get a better idea.
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But today, an influx of Japanese chefs are at the stoves of some of the city's hottest new restaurants, and at standbys like Kunitoraya, in the First Arrondissement, lines reliably form for udon.
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One extended family in the London, Kentucky, area told Business Insider that hunting and fishing were becoming common as grocery standbys such as Walmart, Kroger, and Save A Lot run out of meat.
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Without the old standbys who stoked it for so long — A-Rod and Manny, Jeter and Big Papi, Clemens and Pedro, on and on and on — that is its own kind of victory.
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If those six swing state leads hold up, they'll be enough to give Clinton the presidency even if the national race tightens enough to let Trump win the old standbys of Ohio and Florida.
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As if the unseen ticking timepiece weren't creepy enough, the home also features such haunted-house standbys as suits of armor, jack-o'-lanterns and a tentacled monster that pops out of a closet.
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If there's one thing you don't need much luck at all to find in Savannah, it's a good meal — the city is crawling with both newer chef-driven concepts and reliable, more modest standbys.
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Apple: At its yearly product unveiling, the company dropped its goody bag of new gadgets and updates on old standbys, including three new iPhones aimed at drumming up sagging enthusiasm for its flagship moneymaker.
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Yes, Hallmark, Lifetime and Freeform all have their regular contributions, but the place for this holiday buff is Turner Classic Movies (like CNN, part of WarnerMedia), as the old standbys begin making the rounds.
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I've found that I can pullout 100 things and think, "I want to be different or try something new," butend up wearing my neutral, classic standbys that I know will make me feel good.
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While it might not be a huge hit right out of the box, like the old standbys that the characters play, it's the kind of movie that figures to have a long shelf life.
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The Almodóvar standbys Antonio Banderas (as a possessed lover), Carmen Maura (as a transgender surrogate mother) and Rossy de Palma (seen briefly as a TV host) star in a heated roundelay of polyamorous passion.
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Not just standbys like the world-class Mattress Factory, where I saw light-bending shows by James Turrell and Yayoi Kusama, but less conventional exhibitions like the home of Randy Gilson, a local artist.
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" In the end, a cast of bakers (usually 12) is cast — though Beattie told the Radio Times, "We usually have two standbys, just in case someone pulls out at the last minute or is ill.
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And unless it sounds arrogant to say I also turn to my own "New Home Cooking," for some old pantry-shelf standbys like tagliarini with artichoke hearts (frozen or jarred) and mushrooms (fresh or dried).
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The old standbys of public economic metrics, earnings reports and Securities and Exchange Commission filings are being amplified by everything from drone and satellite imagery to scraping the web for real-time car or burrito prices.
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As a retailer in her third year of funnybook slinging, I serviced a public both conversant and curious, familiar with old standbys like Alison Bechdel's Fun Home and eager to tackle what's new from Ngozi Ukazu.
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Though we're very happy to see that these faithful holiday snack standbys are back for another holiday season, we're also eager to find out what new holiday products will be released by Trader Joe's this year.
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Sure, there are certain items that only get to see the light of day a few times before they get donated, but for the most part, we rely on a reliable stable of well-worn standbys.
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In addition to standbys like dark chocolate with olive oil and sea salt, there are seasonal flavors like back porch iced tea, with black tea and a generous pour of Paula's Texas Lemon and Grapefruit liqueurs.
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After the mega success of the "Interested" event attendance option, we here at FB HQ put our heads together to come up with a few more alternatives to those old standbys Attending, Maybe, and Not Attending.
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Though we were longtime fans of our still-thriving student standbys — Zingerman's Deli for a Reuben, Dominick's for a sangria, and a double patty at Blimpy Burger — we knew little about post-83s Ann Arbor restaurants.
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Except for one question aimed at Alison Brie about her brother-in-law, James Franco, talk mostly turned back towards old standbys like clothes and celebrities other celebrities were most excited to fame out with that night.
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Carcassonne has earned a reputation in recent years for being a "gateway drug" of sorts for the world of board gaming beyond standbys like Monopoly, as it captures what makes the hobby entertaining while being relatively accessible.
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So while it won't hurt to add some oregano oil to your daily routine, it's not a proven panacea and won't replace old standbys of getting plenty of sleep and drinking lots of fluids when you're sick.
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" The tweet is typical of Trump, shellacked with a "girl power" tone meant to highlight the fact that Reynolds is the first female governor of Iowa, while also promoting Republican standbys like tax cuts and being "pro-growth.
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During a visit to PEOPLE Now, Downton cast members Michelle Dockery (Lady Mary Crawley), Allen Leech (Tom Branson) and Kevin Doyle (Joseph Molesley) shared the last emojis they used – and even did facial interpretations of the text standbys.
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While old standbys like Monopoly and Scrabble have always sold well, most of the fuel in the board game fire is coming from newer hobby board games that millennials love, such as Catan, Pandemic, and Ticket to Ride.
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For those who can't tolerate the over-the-counter standbys the way they did when they were 18, the new adult acne-fighting products are combining tried-and-true topical therapies with more modern formulas and ingredient innovations.
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Indeed, the series has a lot in common with "Merry Happy Whatever," another comedy about a big raucous family assembling around the holidays that -- like "The Moodys" -- mostly makes you yearn to go re-watch the old standbys.
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Other Tarantino standbys Tim Roth and Michael Madsen are apparently eyeing roles, as well, along with Kurt Russell, who previously starred in Hateful Eight and Tarantino's Grindhouse movie, Death Proof, but it's not yet known who they'll be playing.
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While he also jokes about standbys like porn and pot, the bit about dead dads is the one he pauses to defend, arguing that laughing at the tragic things in one's own life is the best use of humor.
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On the upside, dressing for the first day at a new job or a big night out (in which lots of Snapchatting will be happening) is as easy as throwing on your trusty standbys and walking out the door with confidence.
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Hospitals small and large have been scrambling to come up with alternatives to these standbys, with doctors and nurses dismayed to find that some patients must suffer through pain, or risk unusual reactions to alternative drugs that aren't the best option.
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Around Culver Boulevard, a handful of new businesses, including Playa Provisions (from "Top Chef" winner Brooke Williamson) and the wine bar Bacari PDR share real estate with old standbys like the bar Prince O'Whales and the hamburger joint The Shack.
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Trump kept chugging and hammered some old standbys, including the polls ("95% Approval Rating in the Republican Party"), impeachment ("a totally partisan Hoax"), and his perceived political opponents ("Mini Mike Bloomberg is spending a lot of money on False Advertising").
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In two papers out today, in Nature and Nature Microbiology, researchers at Yale and Vanderbilt have finally cracked how the bacteria gives mosquitoes the snip-snip, making it possible to develop even better Wolbachia-based pesticides that could supplant the chemical standbys.
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When my 4-year-old daughter discovered the documentary series Blue Planet II, thanks to a relative who shares her love of marine life, I was thrilled that she wanted to watch it instead of animated standbys like The Octonauts and Llama Llama.
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The most delightful roundup of noctilucent clouds, though, is this 2007 NASA montage set to an acapella song about them: If you want to get a good shot of your own, all the standbys of nighttime photography apply, says Verge photographer Amelia Krales.
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The old standbys of a scandal-gripped Washington -- hired lawyers delivering statements far from the White House, day-long stakeouts outside officials' homes, non-answers in the White House briefing room -- were dusted off, with little expectation they will be packed up soon.
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All the standbys of routine bourgeois daily existence - cafés, schools, supermarkets, stadiums, airports, rock concert venues, nightclubs, noodle shops and, of course, the perennial crowded favorites: shopping malls, buses and subways - have been attacked by suicidal killers willing to die in the act.
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The funny thing about sneaker trends is that they often aren't new styles — rather, they're old standbys being revived by the right people (take Isabel Marant wearing the Stan Smith, for example) that catch on to soak up few months of fame.
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There are plenty of old Star Wars standbys, like Chewie, the Millennium Falcon, and Lando, but the trailer also introduces some of Solo's new characters, like Emilia Clarke's Qi'Ra and Beckett, played by Woody Harrelson, who convinces Han to join his crew.
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A sturdy, sharp knife, multi-functional metal spoon, and a pair of easy-to-manage tongs are a few of its sleek cooking tool standbys you can use to make your favorite meals, and any new recipes you discover while stuck inside.
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The lead single, "Optimistic," features a guest spot from Brandy, singing of faith and self-belief over a beatific bed of voices, even more sumptuous than her typical backing chorus (on standbys like "I Wanna Be Down," say, or "Almost Doesn't Count").
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The company's ostensible mission is to stage plays with "heightened language"—a draw for actors—but, under the artistic direction of Jesse Berger, its sleek, runway-ready productions specialize in those old standbys sex and violence, typically culminating in a cascade of blood.
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Sunday's game offered the usual mix of familiar Super Bowl standbys (Budweiser, Pepsi), new players trying to get noticed (Bubly, anyone?) and blockbuster movies looking to boost awareness on the year's biggest annual stage -- this year, a category largely dominated by Disney.
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This is the year we say goodbye to some stalwart Shonda Rhimes standbys — there's Scandal, which had its finale last night, and there's Sarah Drew and Jessica Capshaw, the two Grey's Anatomy regulars who will be leaving the show at the end of its season 14 finale.
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From the first, Star Trek: Discovery has been trapped between the twin impulses of finding a way to modernize Star Trek by creating a darker, more serialized version of one of TV's oldest standbys and leaning so hard into the series' canon that it topples over.
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Looking back at the dozens of apps launched or redesigned under Mayer's leadership, they overwhelmingly fall into two buckets: the old standbys leftover from Yahoo's days of web dominance (Yahoo Mail, Yahoo Weather, Yahoo Messenger, etc.) and the new upstarts — many the result of Mayer's numerous acquisitions.
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In Manhattan, Noth's SATC character's stomping ground, there are a few not-to-be-missed standbys — like the Empire State Building and Central Park — and several lesser known attractions including the Hare Krishna tree in the East Village's Tompkins Square Park and Yunhong Chopstick shop in Chinatown.
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He enjoyed giving his spiel about how the diversity visa lottery randomly selects immigrants, and about how "chain migration" allows immigrants to bring "virtually unlimited" numbers of family members to the US. Neither of those claims is true, but both have become Trump standbys in recent months.
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A cadre of mainstream news outlets ranging from print outlets like The New York Times and The Washington Post to TV-news standbys like CNN and NBC News, have utilized digital media to break stories faster and more immediately than a newspaper or TV program would normally allow.
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Indeed, Seattle has over the last few years blossomed into a haven for AI research, with many major tech companies establishing or expanding satellite offices here at least partly concerned with the topic: Apple, Google, Nvidia and Facebook among others, and, of course, local standbys Amazon, Microsoft and Adobe.
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Lechon, the traditional roasted suckling pig, is available at multiple Filipino spots; shepherd's pie and fish and chips are among the standbys at Tommy Fox's Public House, an Irish pub; and matzo ball soup flows at a kosher delicatessen two doors down from the jerk chicken at a Jamaican takeout.
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And the old standbys are still being enforced rigidly: Vernon Davis of the Redskins was flagged for shooting the ball through the uprights like a jump shot after a touchdown Sunday, and Odell Beckham Jr. was penalized for taking off his helmet on the field late in the Giants' game Sunday.
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Instead, legislation expected to be unveiled in the coming months by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is expected to lean on Republican standbys: chiefly, planting more trees, curbing plastic waste and boosting innovation and exporting cleaner, U.S.-made technology to help other countries address their share of the global problem.
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Trump's admiration for his old standbys is seen by some as a potential challenge for his chief of staff John Kelly, who since arriving in July has succeeded in ridding the West Wing of big personalities who stayed on after the campaign and short-circuiting direct lines to Trump himself.
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All of it was very good and a few things were so exceptional that they are now pinned to my map of great Thai dishes in the city, up on the mental wall with such standbys as the duck curry at Ayada and the papaya salad with crispy ground catfish at Sripraphai.
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That let's it get away with doing all kinds of things that would normally feel tired — it knows what we want out of a spy movie, admits it's doing them, and then takes them just ever-so-slightly over the top, having fun with spy movie standbys more so than it's undermining or critiquing them.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker As such, Barca, where the décor aims for Hamptons yacht club, offers plenty of well-executed old standbys, including oysters and clams on the half shell, fluke crudo, a pitch-perfect lobster spaghetti, and a whole branzino—plus dishes like mushroom lasagna and a pork chop, for good measure.
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For the tasting, Florence Fabricant and I were joined by two guests, Nikki Ledbetter, beverage director of Upland near Madison Square Park, and William Carroll, the wine director of Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, N.Y. After our blind tasting was over, a look at the list of wines revealed few of the old Mendocino standbys.
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There is an increasingly robust restaurant community in Des Moines, the capital and largest city; an ambitious bistro in Davenport opened by an East Coast transplant who gave up a job as a John Deere corporate chef; and an array of small-town standbys and standards, some of which offer a pizza worth driving for and others that deliver, yes, James Beard-quality fare.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles is now an international cultural hub partly because of the number of major museums spread throughout the city, from old (by LA standards) standbys LACMA and MOCA, to new museums like the Broad, Marciano, and ICA LA. Beyond these iconic institutions, however, Los Angeles and Southern California have a wealth of artistic, cultural, and scientific centers for residents and tourists to visit.
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