The world No. 1 is stealing the show at Shinnecock.
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A very poised dog sauntered across the stage, completely stealing the show.
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However, on this night, it was the backup netminders stealing the show.
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STEALING THE SHOW How Women Are Revolutionizing Television By Joy Press Illustrated.
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Pelosi has a knack for stealing the show from Trump's theatrical moments.
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One final sign that sedans are stealing the show in Shanghai this week?
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She also came quite close to stealing the show at her parents' Nov.
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Soon, two-time North American Strongman champion Patrick Castelli was stealing the show.
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She also came quite close to stealing the show at her parents' Nov.
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And now he is stealing the show again, but he&aposs brought a friend.
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But to my surprise, it was the women who ended up stealing the show.
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She wore a pink dress with puffy detailing that ended up stealing the show.
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But what's really stealing the show isn't the outfits — it's Kanye's ever-elusive smile.
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In other words, "Stealing the Show" at times feels a little bereft of urgency.
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Stealing the Show by Joy Press, out February 27, effectively is that X-ray vision.
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And while the caption's sentiment is plenty sweet, it's the image that's stealing the show.
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Abbie Kondel has a go-to trick for stealing the show during pageants: tap dancing.
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And right now the women are stealing the show and working harder than we ever have.
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Somehow though, like on "Wild Love," he's able to keep his guests from stealing the show.
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Halsey put a pause on stealing the show ... ditching the assless chaps to catch her man's show.
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Despite stealing the show with her bizarre clapping, Kidman wasn't the biggest talking point of the Oscars.
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Five-year-old Jeremy Maguire may be relatively new to the spotlight, but he's already stealing the show.
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LOS ANGELES —We all saw Adele's technical woes and Beyonce stealing the show as the night's final presenter.
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Sterling K. Brown may be up for an Emmy, but it's his wife who's already stealing the show.
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" Pence's allies complained that the media was swooning over Kim—CNN tweeted that she was "stealing the show.
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What was surprising is that the bat of Seattle Mariners outfielder Seth Smith ended up stealing the show.
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All you have to do is enter a simple competition and you could be stealing the show this spring.
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This record-breaking receiver's stomach is stealing the show ... Can you guess the football star behind the ripped abs?
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Stealing the show, however was wide-brimmed white hat, designed by Hervé Pierre, according to a White House official.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING -- ANOTHER DAY OF DONALD STEALING THE SHOW FROM PENCE -- JUST NOT DONALD TRUMP THIS TIME!
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Nearly stealing the show in a slinky, sequined Michael Kors Collection gown at the Venice Film Festival premiere of mother!
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The weekly Sunday Services have become a family affair for the Kardashians, with North stealing the show at almost every gathering.
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Erica Alexander really got the people going with her animated performance of a feminist, high-powered lawyer, often stealing the show.
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Cristiano Ronaldo may have the medals, money and looks, even an airport — but it's his bronze likeness that's stealing the show.
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With Chastain's adorable dog, Chaplin (or Chap for short), stealing the show, we almost didn't notice anything different about the photo. Almost.
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It's Adams, though, that is already stealing the show — despite the fact that she doesn't actually say anything in the new trailer.
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But for this couple, who got married at the Minnesota Zoo in Apple Valley, Minnesota, the bear ended up stealing the show.
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Michael Phelps may have taken home multiple gold medals, but his son Boomer has been stealing the show at this year's Olympics.
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Dame Helen Mirren didn't let a minor misstep stop her from stealing the show at Cannes' Palais des Festivals on Wednesday night.
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The singer's long-term boyfriend showed he has a romantic way with words, too — nearly stealing the show at her own concert.
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After six seasons of humans (and Nightwalkers) stealing the show in HBO's Game Of Thrones, it's finally the dragons' time to shine.
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But Clinton did not let Sanders criticisms stand, answering point by point, and stealing the show with a more well-rounded presentation.
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While music and art are the must-sees at Coachella ... let's not forget about the eye popping daisy dukes stealing the show.
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The story goes that Elton John followed QUEEN at Live Aid and only half-jokingly chewed them out for stealing the show.
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The couple packed London Stadium Friday night -- with Blue Ivy in attendance stealing the show -- and they were there again Saturday night.
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And we've discovered another totally gnarly dog cruising around Clissold Park in London, stealing the show, and making all the other pups swoon.
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The Pose star is no stranger to stealing the show on a red carpet, and is particularly fond of a good cape moment.
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During the family's 2016 tour of Canada, George and Charlotte attended a party for military families, stealing the show with their cute antics.
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Young guns are stealing the show, and reveal the changing face of Major League Baseball, one dominated by a new generation of superstars.
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But when it came to stealing the show, it was all about a mysterious brunette who you have almost certainly never heard of.
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We think not — which is why we applaud Emilia Clarke for doing exactly that, effectively stealing the show before she even got there.
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It's no easy feat to stealing the show from some of the most beautiful women in the world, but what can ya say?
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Warner Bros.' big Hall H panel isn't for another few days, but Justice League's already stealing the show out on the Comic-Con floor.
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The actress is no slouch in that department herself, regularly stealing the show on the red carpet, from the Met Gala to movie premieres.
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With the recent rise in popularity around new-wave Southern restaurants, this verdant fried side dish has been stealing the show on menus everywhere.
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Stealing the show will be some of the world's biggest tech companies — including Google parent Alphabet (GOOG), Facebook (FB), Apple (AAPL) and Alibaba (BABA).
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While the rest of the world was gripped to the vote counts in the Iowa Caucuses, one college student was quietly stealing the show.
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Even though she isn't eligible to win any awards this year, Adele could still end up stealing the show at the Grammys next month.
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TMZ likened it to a scene out of I Love Lucy, where Lucille Ball was always accidentally stealing the show from her musician husband.
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John Emery, Peter Parrish and other players pulled out all the stops in the 1600 Penn version ... featuring an unidentified woman stealing the show.
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Mehta tells us the engagement ring -- pure platinum, BTW -- is practically an iceberg ... 3.15-carat center stone stealing the show (behind Brittany, of course).
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The champs pleased the crowd while showing off the city's first Lombardi Trophy ... with Jason Kelce's mummer outfit -- AND expletive-filled speech -- stealing the show.
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The animated movie first captured hearts when it hit theaters in 1992, with the late comedian Robin Williams stealing the show as the wise-cracking Genie.
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They stood together on the famous balcony of Buckingham Palace, with Prince Louis (and his royal wave!) stealing the show during his Trooping the Colour debut.
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It seems like just when you were ready to spend your coins on the hottest new launch, another buzzy formula was stealing the show on Instagram.
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Just three days after stealing the show with her surprise blinged-out topknot at the Teen Choice Awards, Shay Mitchell is making headlines for another hair moment.
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Love is in the air as penguin breeding season begins at the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium in Australia, and one adorable penguin couple is stealing the show.
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Emily Ratajkowski is in the South of France with a ton of other celebs this week for the Cannes Film Festival, but she's already stealing the show.
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Rachel, after stumbling at the outset, eventually takes on this sweet glamour for herself, emerging in a stunning Marchesa gown and stealing the show at the wedding.
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We're still being treated to a wide range of deals on everything from kitchen appliances to smart speakers, but it's the VPNs that are stealing the show.
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In addition to being a blast of a book (Press includes behind-the-scenes tidbits so juicy they feel like gossip), Stealing the Show delivers an important narrative.
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Donald Trump's big speech at the Republican National Convention is not until Thursday, but that didn't stop him from stealing the show on the first night in Cleveland.
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As the boy rose to fame — stealing the show at February's NBA all-star game and appearing on Good Morning America — his story of triumph came to light.
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The trend might run in the family, as this week, it was Bronny stealing the show while awaiting the start of one of his younger brother Bryce's games.
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We hiked up a perilously steep snakehole-filled hill, decked out in glorious Betsy attire, and prevented one another from "stealing the show" by falling off the cliff.
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Here's a look at the most memorable moments — for better or for worse — at the Oscars on Sunday, starting with Tiffany Haddish and Maya Rudolph stealing the show.
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From the age of 21940, when she began stealing the show as a member of her father's performance troupe, Snow lived her life onstage, and on the road.
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We hiked up a perilously steep snake- hole filled hill, decked out in glorious Betsy attire, and prevented one another from "stealing the show" by falling off the cliff.
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Blue Ivy stealing the show When you're Beyonce and Jay-Z, there's no one that can really cut you down to size -- except maybe your six-year-old daughter.
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They add definition without stealing the show, but other eyeliner shades like navy blue and taupe can make your eyes pop and feel more fun on a daily basis.
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Of course, Rihanna stealing the show at the BET Awards without actually performing has got fans riled up all over again about exactly when we'll be getting a new album.
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Kate McKinnon has been stealing the show on Saturday Night Live for four years now, and wowed audiences over the summer when she co-starred in the hit Ghostbusters reboot.
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"In a way, the current moment feels like an echo of that time," Joy Press, author of Stealing the Show: How Women Are Revolutionizing Television (out February 27), tells Refinery20183.
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To prevent supporters of Mr. Sanders from stealing the show, he released 20,000 tickets to a rally with a venue that holds just 1,400, leaving many out in the cold.
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When your mom, Beyoncé, is covering Whitney Houston for your school fundraiser or stealing the show at the Super Bowl, checking out some hunk of metal must seem just okay.
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While her recent success in music has many thinking this upcoming season 7 of Dance Moms will be her last, Siwa says she's not done stealing the show just yet.
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Fingernail-scale examples of Davids wrestling Goliaths, Samsons wrestling lions, and other ink and chalk heroes wrestling other foes were busy stealing the show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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When Skating Fans Toss Bears and Bouquets, the 'Flower Kids' Clean Up School-age skaters in charge of clearing the ice are stealing the show at the Olympic figure skating arena.
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Headlines such as "Kim Jong Un's sister is stealing the show at the Winter Olympics" and "North Korea judged winner of diplomatic gold at Olympics" ran across various major news outlets.
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After stealing the show at the Grammy Awards, it's no surprise that all eyes were on Blue Ivy Carter while she sat courtside with mom Beyoncé at the NBA All-Star Game.
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Mia is known for stealing the show — getting cuddles and kisses from Zara's cousin Prince Harry at polo events and happily displaying great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II's purse during official photo shoots.
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The Linux Foundation's Hyperledger Project has a singular focus on the blockchain, but this morning it announced a framework for building supply chain projects where it didn't want blockchain stealing the show.
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While mom Kate Middleton was busy with royal duties at Wimbledon, her kids Prince George and Princess Charlotte were stealing the show at a local summer festival in Berkshire with their grandparents.
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Wearing full Monopoly Man regalia, complete with a black tuxedo, top hat, and monocle, the activist hammed it up for the cameras—effectively stealing the show as the game's Rich Uncle Pennybags.
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Formula One champ Lewis Hamilton is having a GREAT day -- partying in Barbados with a half naked Chanel Iman ... who's stealing the show at one of the hottest festivals in the world!
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Read these stories next: The Biggest Makeup Trend At The VMAs Is Surprisingly Low-Key 13 Beauty Looks Stealing The Show At Tonight's VMAs Something Hairy Is Going On With Joe Jonas Tonight
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She became the kind of instant star — stealing the show at the Oscars, on "Saturday Night Live" and with Trevor Noah — that made people wonder where she had been all of their lives.
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"When you wake in the morning I will kiss your face with a smile no one has ever seen," Kazee captioned a romantic photo of the couple, Dewan's engagement ring stealing the show.
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While Democratic primaries are stealing the show Tuesday night, keep an eye out for GOP contests like these that may turn long-shot races into no-shot races for the party this November.
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According to PopSugar, in addition to pumpkin spice churros, candy corn cotton candy, and a limited-edition popcorn bucket in the shape of Oogie Boogie, there's a picture-perfect dessert that's stealing the show.
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Vision and Scarlet Witch weigh it down, but luckily there are highly entertaining guest appearances from Ant Man, Black Panther, and Spider-Man (the latter two completely stealing the show with their MCU debuts).
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" Kim Jong Un's sister is stealing the show at the Winter Olympics (CNN) "If 'diplomatic dance' were an event at the Winter Olympics, Kim Jong Un's younger sister would be favored to win gold.
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The report also dove into conversion rates for Amazon's labels, and found that Amazon Elements is stealing the show with a 42 percent conversion rate – or four times better than any other Amazon brand.
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Women in television: both "Just the Funny Parts," by the comedy writer Nell Scovell, and "Stealing the Show," by the TV reporter Joy Press, who has just signed on as a Vanity Fair correspondent.
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The cast includes Michael Cera, Abbi Jacobson, George Sample III, Tavi Gevinson and — stealing the show — the real-life vinyl enthusiast Bene Coopersmith, who is drawn in by the promise of a rare record.
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While Larson is the titular character of the latest Marvel film, she might want to watch her back for her furry costar Reggie, a ginger sidekick playing Goose, who comes close to stealing the show.
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The now single pilot was out Friday in L.A. when a photog asked him about his mom, Barbara, stealing the show -- for better or worse -- after appearing in this week's "After the Final Rose" episode.
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WATCH: Prince George's Cutest Moments And when Kate was busy with royal duties at Wimbledon last weekend, Prince George and Princess Charlotte were stealing the show at a local summer festival in Berkshire with their grandparents.
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It followed first lady Michelle Obama stealing the show Monday, when she made the case that Clinton's character and temperament makes her a strong role model for America's children -- while taking thinly-veiled shots at Trump.
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English, as Joy Press's Stealing The Show reveals, insisted on a having her titular lead, played by Candice Bergen, be a middle-aged woman rather than a nubile 20-something-year-old actress for complexity's sake.
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The cleverness that characterized the original film -- with Steve Carell as the villain whose hardened heart gets melted by a trio of orphans, and the colorful Minions stealing the show -- feels seriously diluted this time around.
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After stealing the show at the 76th annual awards on Sunday evening, as she stood behind stars on the red carpet with her tray of Fiji Water, the Golden Globe model became the talk of the night.
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The Chicago White Sox got a glimpse of what they hope is the first of many impressive games from second baseman Yoan Moncada on Friday, but the Kansas City Royals' recent resilience ended up stealing the show.
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Whether it's an exposed nipple, a Missy Elliott appearance, or Beyoncé stealing the show with a "Formation" march, we've come to expect that, when it comes to the Super Bowl Halftime Show, you really don't know what to expect.
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"Some of the best memories of my life have been in the water — and none more special than the days I spend swimming with Boomer," Michael said while his son was busy stealing the show and eating the microphone.
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Kendrick Lamar swept the Grammys in rap last night and also provided the most incendiary moment of the event, stealing the show with a prison chain-gang medley of "The Blacker the Berry" and "Alright" dedicated to Trayvon Martin.
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Vice President Pence's spokeswoman on Saturday warned people not to "whitewash North Korea's record" while responding to a CNN story on how the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was "stealing the show" at the Winter Olympics.
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Though they have been known for stealing the show, Kim, Kendall and Kylie were happy to fade into the ambiance and kept a low profile throughout, cheering for West as the rapper/designer took his celebratory lap at the show's end.
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It was Torontonian soul stars Jessie Reyez and Daniel Caesar who ended up basically stealing the show with several wins, with Reyez snagging Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Caesar winning R&B/Soul Recording of the year for Freudian.
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This photo initially took over the internet a few years ago when it appeared on Reddit, but now that McKinnon's currently stealing the show in Ghostbusters, it's reaching a whole new audience, including the last person her tween heart would have expected.
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Last night may have been all about celebrating the Coen Brothers' new film Hail, Caesar, but it was hard to truly appreciate the film's cast full of handsome leading men on the red carpet when their wives were busy totally stealing the show.
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ET, CSN Bay Area (Golden State), FSN Detroit ABOUT THE WARRIORS (27-237): Green was back in the lineup on Thursday and contributed seven points, nine rebounds, five assists and three steals to the win, but it was Stephen Curry stealing the show.
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Between stealing the show as Celeste on Big Little Lies (can someone please hand her the "Best Actress" Emmy right now?), starring in three movies, and filming the next season of Top of the Lake, she's barely had time to take a breather.
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While acquisitions are an age-old strategy (according to Thompson Reuters, in 2200 M&A deals totaled $20163 trillion worldwide; that amount increased to $22016 trillion in 22009), productive corporate coupling — partnerships between legacy companies and start-ups — is stealing the show.
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Vilified in the West for his barbs against America and Israel and questioning of the Holocaust, the blacksmith's son Ahmadinejad has upset predictions before by stealing the show in 2005 when he defeated powerful former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani in a run-off vote.
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The Japanese firm, conservative and rarely unpredictable, has twice caught the industry by surprise in recent weeks: first, with Pokemon GO, a wildly successful augmented reality smartphone game, and, earlier this month, by stealing the show at Apple Inc's iPhone 7 launch in San Francisco.
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Amid the devices stealing the show this week are Huawei's P10 smartphone which was unveiled amid a dazzling display of lights and music and a relaunched version of Nokia's popular 3310 model from the early noughties, which the Finnish firm announced alongside three Nokia-branded Android smartphones.
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The best examples still echo: Ronald Reagan stealing the show in a Republican primary debate in 20193 by saying he paid for that microphone, Lloyd Bentsen in 1988 telling Dan Quayle that he is no Jack Kennedy, George H.W. Bush in 1992 looking impatiently at his watch.
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He didn't look out of place when he competed in the hardest shot and shootout events (but weirdly, not in the breakaway contest, which you'd think everyone could have had a ton of fun with.) Through the weekend's first few days, he was stealing the show.
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Before the B-day festivities, Perry was snapped at an art exhibition for her friend Sham Ibrahim in Palm Springs, CA.While that portrait of President-elect Donald Trump as a baby might be stealing the show (it debuted at Ibrahim's show), all eyes were probably on Perry's blonde bob.
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The skaters stealing the show are known as the flower kids, a team of 17 purple-clad South Korean children in charge of collecting the hundreds of toys, bouquets and other items that the crowds toss from the stands to their favorite Olympic figure skaters on the ice.
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A foster kid obsessed with finding his long-lost mom, Billy revels in discovering and testing his powers, with considerable help from new foster brother Freddy ("It's" Jack Dylan Grazer, very nearly stealing the show), who is conveniently well-versed in everything there is to know about superheroes in this DC-adjacent neighborhood.
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"It's indisputable that some of the most exciting, innovative shows that are on the air in the last five years, certainly the last few years, have been made by women and people of color because their voices hadn't been heard," explained Joy Press, author of Stealing the Show: How Women Are Revolutionizing Television, to Refinery29.
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While the nano may have been the spotlight product (quite literally stealing the show from the Motorola ROKR when they were announced alongside one another), the shuffle has always been a sort of black sheep in the iPod family, remaining frozen in time while the rest of Apple's lineup leapt forward into the future.
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The remaining members of the cabinet grumble off the record that "Bibi is stealing the show" and hint darkly that the timing of Israel's latest operation against Hezbollah tunnels — and especially the prime-time news briefings by the new defense minister — may have some connection to Mr. Netanyahu's desire to deflect attention from the latest police findings.
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" While Pence was at the games' opening ceremonies, news outlets described Kim Yo Jong with labels like "the Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE of North Korea" and said that she's "stealing the show.
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This actor earned two back-to-back nominations at the Golden Globes and Critics' Choice Awards for the show "Pose" on FX. This star has been stealing the show recently with his award show looks and can't be missed ... get yourself together and really focus so you don't miss a clue that might help you figure out who might be hiding in this warped pic!
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