But as this summer of $100 million flops and disappointments showed, a lot of Hollywood's previously sure things aren't sure things anymore.
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Sounds he's only interested in sure things at this point.
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I'm sure things are going to be good in the future.
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The effort now is to make sure things stay that way.
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Cops have been on standby to make sure things stay peaceful.
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We're doing everything we can to make sure things stay peaceful.
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Put all your effort into making and making sure things happen.
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Investors don't like risks; they like sure things and positive ROI.
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It takes plenty of work to make sure things run smoothly.
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Favorites, long shots, sure things and no hopers, all at Santa Anita.
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Instead, they talked about how to make sure things don't get worse.
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To be sure, things are better now than when I was young.
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The NBA wants to make sure things don't spiral out of control.
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So you just try to make sure things line up with those expectations.
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Now we're just monitoring them to make sure things continue to go well.
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Sure, things are bad, but it's not like we've gone full dystopia yet.
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The speed calibration strobe light and pattern make sure things are spinning smoothly.
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GREEN There are many sure things, or if not sure then sure enough.
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Our agent and our lawyer worked together to make sure things ran smoothly.
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"I joined to make sure things were working properly," he told the Guardian.
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For those trying to navigate a changing auto industry, there are few sure things.
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To be sure, things are less worrying than they were before the financial crisis.
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Sure, things that you thought might be there but the evidence didn't appear. Yes.
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Not being able to make sure things are paid, getting the baby his Pampers.
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But we're looking around and thinking, I'm not sure things are actually that great.
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As the adage goes, the only sure things in life are death and taxes.
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"Position yourself to get rich for sure by making big plays on sure things."
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The only sure things in this life, according to Ben Franklin, are death and taxes.
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The note reads: I am sure things must be scary for you all right now.
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Customers are advised to disable the integration before then to make sure things transition smoothly.
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Sometimes, just making sure things are plugged in or turned on can save you hundreds.
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Both of those are likely outcomes at this point—but also far from sure things.
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In a town where executives want sure things, Sarandos seemed to be a risk-taker.
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And when it comes to the hazy universe of impeachable offenses, there are few sure things.
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She would field any problems and make sure things are getting ordered and reports are filed.
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Wing says it's also communicating with locals to make sure things go as smoothly as possible.
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But economic pain and global insecurity are the only sure things if the trade war continues.
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That one remains a staple, but other usually sure things, like high-sticking infractions, have disappeared.
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And the Warriors, sure things no more, are as eager to learn the answers as anyone.
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Already, some sure things, like certain Daytonas, are looking like slightly less than a sure thing.
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"You can assign tasks, make sure things are getting done, send reminders, schedule meals," Walsh said.
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Be smart — position yourself to get rich for sure by making big plays on sure things!
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"Taxpayers are paying for it, and I want to make sure things being discovered help them."
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He didn't want to sell, but how could he be sure things would really work out?
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The Singapore government has imposed limitations, though, to make sure things don't move ahead too fast.
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"All the theme parks do the best they can to make sure things are safe," he said.
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But before last night we didn't know for sure things had been removed, and well, my bad.
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There are no sure things, and tokens are far too bleeding-edge a technology to assess sanely.
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I always try to come to the restaurant to supervise and make sure things are in order.
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They are always the rock, always there to make sure things get put on the right path.
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The biggest companies in the market are ones like Slack, that aren't proven and aren't sure things.
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And so maybe we should do everything in our power to make sure things don't get worse.
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"Firearms are dangerous weapons so take precautions to make sure things like that don't happen," Gilliland said.
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There aren't many sure things in sports, but a heads and blond parlay looks like a lock.
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"That's what really drives me, is trying to figure out how to make sure things are great."
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"You can knead the meal (discretely) while walking to make sure things are mixing well," Gossamer suggests.
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These seem like good rules, and smart, easy ways to make sure things don't get out of hand!
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Sure, things are changing, but am I supposed to be happy when they toss out a few crumbs?
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They also provide construction supervisors who are on-site during jobs to make sure things meet given standards.
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I'm not grumpy for the sake of being [grumpy], I'm more trying to make sure things are better.
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If we hear there's a problem, we can quickly go to set and make sure things are fine.
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The reason so much focus is on Virginia is that Tuesday's other big contests seem like sure things.
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Sure, things don't always turn out well when nerds get exactly what they want, but Super Smash Bros.
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Their photographer was their witness, and they also had an assistant there to make sure things ran smoothly.
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I knew U.S. demand was very strong, but I also wanted to make sure things were just right.
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"The type of big donors that might give to Joe Biden only invest in sure things," he said.
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There are no sure things in politics, but both Democrats seem eminently capable of winning a race against Trump.
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But if the Raptors had an actual giant reptile like their namesake, I'm sure things would have gone differently.
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To avoid that outcome, he needs to do his utmost to make sure things go his way next week.
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Check out the vid ... Brooke and our photog do a double take to make sure things are all good.
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I only had a couple of sure things, RED OAK and TITHE to start, which were not terribly helpful.
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In Howard Barker's "Pity in History," the only sure things are death, destruction and a mordant sense of humor.
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While Disney typically produces its sure things, like "Frozen," alone, it lately has tended to license out riskier fare.
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There are certain Tonys every year that are almost certainly sure things, runaway favorites, and this is one of them.
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The big picture: Major recording labels are hungry for a win — and Swift is one of music's only sure things.
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Sure, things have been added to it, like delicious bacon or succulent lobster, and, yes, even cheeses have been changed.
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" The more senior personnel must also be "focused on regulatory change and making sure things are operating smoothly and correctly.
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An interview, a date, a presentation — our fear partly crops up because we want to make sure things go well.
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"If everything is moving so fast, are we actually taking the time to make sure things are safe?" she said.
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Did you feel you had a responsibility beyond your character to make sure things were done in the right way?
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To be sure, things look steady at the moment, as Doshi said, as newer ventures remain far from being fully monetized.
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If you haven't updated your phone, maybe hold off for a little while to make sure things have all shaken out.
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"In no way am I trying to recreate anything, make sure things are set up the way they were," Lin said.
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The important thing is to have the hand on the wheel, make sure things are moving effectively, and communicate to people.
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I'm sure things have changed in the more visible corners of the hospitality industry since my days as a table runner.
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They want to keep it status quo and make sure things like Hip Hop stay the poster child of their fuckery.
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Drivers and analysts tell CNN Business they aren't so sure things will improve -- although the companies would be smart to try.
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Nintendo should be pleased with that success, but the onus is now on the company to make sure things stay that way.
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I'm sure things will start to bleed in, who has the most expensive car, who is of a greater value to society.
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The discipline requires you to make sure things are very simple and sometimes has a little bit of an edge to it.
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Sure, things don't always work out between these two: they don't always see eye to eye, and sometimes they royally eff up.
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There are so few sure things in the NBA Draft, and so many ways for a seemingly can't-miss prospect to miss.
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"It is our responsibility to make sure things like this don't happen, and we failed to meet that responsibility," Mr. D'Angelo wrote.
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The suspense surrounding best picture is also heightened, seemingly, by a sense that the acting races are pretty close to sure things.
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"Trending" editors, we thought, were just there to make sure things like "pizza rolls" didn't end up being passed along as news.
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"I'd want to make sure things are in place to help me or it could be hell down the road," Kovar said.
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It's because the software effort required to make sure things are always up to date, always secure, performing really well, is massive.
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After the group is stranded she becomes the de facto leader, taking charge to make sure things are done and everyone is safe.
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The company has also brought in outside help like blockchain security expert Christopher Allen to make sure things are as secure as possible.
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I'm sure things are going to want to calm down a little after she's released, but what are the next steps for you?
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Besides checking in on my accounts once a week to make sure things are running smoothly, I barely think about my savings goals.
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Of course, Germany showed earlier today that there are few sure things in soccer: It lost to South Korea and was shockingly eliminated.
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"People were afraid of demons and bad spirits and would do anything to make sure things did not hurt them," Mr. Geiger said.
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"In a remote environment, it's even more important to be proactive when working with your team to make sure things get done," Caplan said.
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There aren't many video game franchises that can be called "sure things," but the "Madden" series is about as close as you can get.
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A Cameron-Miller Terminator film sounds like a winning bet in 2017, but will the directors be sure things after their upcoming high profile releases.
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No. But fortunately, he does have a well-oiled Human Resources department at his disposal to make sure things are running as smoothly as possible.
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Increasingly, he said, police and sheriff's departments are recognizing that they too have an interest in making sure things never get to this tragic point.
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These are the sure things, the products you're certain will be a hit with the female athletes in your life because they already use them.
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Where is the next great boom of innovation going to come from, when even the strongest brands and products might not be sure things anymore?
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Sherman's a newbie to the restaurant biz ... so we're told he's been spending a lot of time making sure things at his first spot run smoothly.
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When we try to predict what to expect from I/O this year, we end up looking at a mix of sure things and wild speculation.
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But, really, what I wanted to delve into is making sure things like the cadence of how he spoke was correct, that the detoxing was accurate.
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Most likely outcome: There are no sure things in international hockey, where every game can be crucial and one hot goaltender can singlehandedly stop a powerhouse.
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As the doorman at the stage door, Mr. Gonzalez makes sure things go smoothly when the cast exits to the swarms of fans awaiting them nightly.
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There are few sure things in sports, but this might be one: Oregon and California will score a lot of points when they play Friday night.
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The MTV Music Awards -- despite performances from sure things like Beyonce, Rihanna and Britney Spears -- saw a 34 percent drop in ratings this year from 2015.
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None of those games will be what you'd call sure things, but they represent points the Wild will need to have as they chase down Colorado.
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"It knows the supply chain, coordinates all the jobs of building, does quality control checks and makes sure things continue to work well," said Dr. Antebi.
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By spending money on myself and on sure things, I went from literally broke at 25 to on my way to becoming a billionaire at 59.
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But even when you have a good system, you'll still spend more time in the back half of the game making sure things are organized well.
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I tried really hard to make sure things were balanced, but I also have a wife and kids, and they have to be somewhat of a priority.
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When there are only two viable options, like there are in American elections, and the country is split, like it certainly is, there are no sure things.
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Sure, things like wireless chargers have existed for years, but Apple's implementation of the platform means that there's a whole new market for these kinds of devices.
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I didn't spend a lot of time at home because of traveling, and I had to be really responsible with making sure things like homework got done.
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Besides checking in on my accounts once a week to make sure things are running smoothly, I barely think, let alone worry, about bills and savings goals.
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When I called, Kleiman would always ask how I was doing, making sure things were going well at Vox and inquiring about what I was working on.
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On Wednesday, Uber will introduce a small fleet of these vehicles, each with a human minder to make sure things don't go haywire in these early days.
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But a Cubs fan knows all such talk is idle, because we are all cursed and history is nothing but a catalog of sure things that failed.
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What I'm talking about is exactly the opposite: it's a large group of people, working in public, making sure things keep going the way they normally keep going.
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I mean, some of these things make sense, but I'm pretty sure things can be sexy when it's not raining / there's no danger of falling in a pool.
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An independent body would also monitor the printing and circulation of the $2 and $5 denominations to make sure things did not get out of control, he added.
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LAPD officers are outside Frances Bean Cobain's home to make sure things don't get physical with her estranged husband as she moves out her stuff ... TMZ has learned.
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During my debt payoff, and most of my time since graduating from college, I typically look at my finances daily to make sure things are running as expected.
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Oh sure, things looked dire for a few minutes when the star witness slipped up during an intense grilling by a particularly evil defense attorney (sup Jeffery Tambor!).
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Unless, of course, you point them at yourself — and resolve that next time you'll do whatever it takes to make sure things turn out the way you plan.
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It gets rustled around quite a bit—an administrator has to go in after each session to make sure things like the foam stove are still in the kitchen.
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"We&aposre a big government, and we have to do our due diligence to make sure things are handled properly," said Joe Byrd, speaker of the Cherokee Tribal Council.
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As soon as I'm done I get back on my phone, I drink my shake after my workout, and I'm texting and calling people, making sure things get done.
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"If we vote for the right person to lead our country, I'm sure things will get better for us, as poor woman, facing difficulties (getting) sanitary wear," said Chaodza.
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The formal agenda and corridor conversations at the annual conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City instead focused mostly on making sure things don't get worse.
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It's traditionally been the fun awards show, where nominees still feel fresh enough to get excited about being there, and with plenty of booze to make sure things stay interesting.
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You can do the same for variable costs such as credit card bills, although you'll want to check in on your account regularly to make sure things are going smoothly.
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Make sure there's not somebody who has too big a market share so that way you can promote resilience because you want to make sure things are up and running.
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As a veteran crooner whose drinking increasingly gets the best of him, Mr. Cooper is the current front-runner in a category that is not yet filled with sure things.
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Yes, there are humans making sure things run smoothly, but when fireworks, video displays, and dramatic light sweeps all happen at the exact same time, that's because of preprogrammed timecode.
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The streaming service Hulu needs a big score to keep pace with Netflix, and it has placed its faith in a couple of relatively sure things: Stephen King and the 1960s.
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We all go into the season with certain expectations locked in place, that comfortable set of assumptions that can start to feel like sure things if you repeat them often enough.
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Rita Moreno is presenting Morgan Freeman with the lifetime achievement award at the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday — and she is apparently making sure things won't be entirely serious.
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"It could be used a speed limit... making sure things don't get out of control from where we are today," Floden said during a panel debate on the Swedish housing market.
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Sure, things got hectic and you'd occasionally see the tired old memes around Chuck Norris here and there — but you could feel the nostalgic excitement from other players in the area.
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Kylar says Pacman called him every name in the book in the moments after the crash -- and was so angry, a witness stepped in to make sure things didn't turn physical.
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Aaron Hernandez is set to be laid to rest in his hometown of Bristol, Connecticut on Monday -- and the police are out in force to make sure things don't get violent.
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Also, there weren't many solid planks to step onto, those entries that we rely on as sure things to at least put something down in writing when starting a weekend grid.
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"After having my son, I was understandably wrapped up in my baby and making sure things ran smoothly with him and the household," Marsha Mowers, a mother from Toronto, told Insider.
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But at the same time, watch how good he is at shifting with the various currents in this episode, at keeping conversations going, at making sure things never get too fraught.
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Clinton is the campaign's final advertisement, the closing ad of their closing argument, delivered on two of the nation's major broadcast networks to anyone watching from swing states to sure things.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Sure, things like text and quick settings icons look small, and if you're someone who thinks about bifocals a lot, this may not be the device for you.
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At the start of Mr. Baldwin's tenure, Morgan Stanley's partners and clients wore old-school neckties, lunched at the same clubs and relied on sure things: underwriting bonds, genteel integrity, assured profits.
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Evan ran the group, making sure things were coming together on time and keeping everyone focused, while boisterous Reggie offered up ideas on all the different ways people would use the app.
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Yes, but: "Cities do a lot of functionality testing to make sure things work right, but do very little security testing," said Caesar Cerrudo, chief technology officer for the security firm IOActive.
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"You always need to keep an eye on where you're storing your photos, to make sure things aren't going out of date," she tells them, describing the process as "tedious" but necessary.
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An editor is a human being you have to pay to bring editorial judgment to content on your website, to make sure things are accurate and to correct them if they're not.
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"We're still below the threshold that we established to make sure things are sustainable in the long term," said Cecily Costello, a biologist with the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks.
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On May 30, Venus connects with Neptune, which may manifest as a quiet, romantic, and creative time, and Mercury opposes Jupiter, bringing plenty of discussions (just make sure things don't get overlooked!).
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And to make sure things stay shake free once you've got everything framed up and in focus, the P1000 sports what Nikon claims is five stops worth of dual-detect optical vibration reduction.
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Speaking of Dog, we got video of him before the service got started and he was talking to local law enforcement officers who are overseeing the event and making sure things run smoothly.
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Sure, things come up — sometimes your boss needs that report in by midnight, sometimes you have to wake up extra early to prepare for a big meeting, sometimes you really can't fall asleep.
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Sure, things got heated ... but the cop who traded insults with Jon Jones during his drag racing stop last week is NOT under review for his behavior ... the Albuquerque PD tells TMZ Sports.
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"While I covered my mistakes by throwing time and effort at the problem, Martin was so detail-oriented, he had to make sure things were perfect so problems could never happen," Cuban writes.
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It may also help to research how much time, on average, the process will take with different services, as well as how much time you'll need to devote to make sure things sell.
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Furthermore, while Democratic "sure things" New York and California may be the two largest Jewish states, Jews have very sizable populations in four of the five states Trump flipped from the Democrats in 2016.
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Puno Lauren Puno, 573, the founder of the online marketplace I Love Creatives, was hosting the session, her first, and Ms. Sumner and Ms. Wurzl had come to make sure things were going smoothly.
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My patients trust me because I have proven I care -- I listen, I call with results when I say I will, I call to make sure things are improving when kids have been sick.
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Making sure things don't crash into each other in orbit is paramount for companies that launch rockets or operate satellites, and the chance of a collision is only growing, especially as the satellite business booms.
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We also respect each other's right to hold regular military exercises in the Arctic to such an extent that we started holding formal talks last year to make sure things don't get out of hand.
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The company is doubling the amount of testing it does on the hinge to make sure things work, and it's still got plenty of time before that planned 2020 launch window to iron out any bugs.
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And Slug, whose own group Atmosphere will be headlining later, is busy shuttling people around the venue, acting as an artist liaison and making sure things go smoothly, as he's done ever since the festival began.
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My conjecture is that it's no fun to bring the sure things: the Beaujolais and dry sauvignon blancs, the Loire reds and Italian whites, the barberas, Chiantis, pinot noirs and cabernet francs from the Finger Lakes.
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But at this existential moment for the I.O.C. — with cities and citizenries questioning the value of the Olympic project — it looks to be the right call to go with two close-to-sure things and regroup.
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As you might imagine, Van says he and his team struggled with the ethics of bringing victims together with convicts ... and explains the steps they had to take to make sure things didn't spiral out of control.
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"I'm sure things will change before the next meeting," Powell said this past week at his now-regular press conferences, another departure from the tradition of only occasionally answering questions about rate decisions set by his predecessors.
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But now we're six or seven years removed from that, and we want to strike the right balance between making sure things are properly regulated, but not going so far that you stifle capital formation and deployment.
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Sure, things are looking pretty bleak out there right now, but there's nothing like adults competing to see who is better at playing with toys to make you forget that the world is hurtling toward impending doom.
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Apsara is a glider as a result, with a cardboard frame that spans three feet at its widest point, and is constructed using a folding process that also employs tape to make sure things stay where they should.
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The storm "is obviously going to slow down parcels through that area and [I'm] sure things will even get stuck for days as cities like D.C and Baltimore will be brought to a complete standstill," the post continues.
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If female-helmed start-ups want to ensure they don't get dragged in the press, how about making sure things are as rosy on the inside of their companies as they project them to be on the outside?
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"I think it's fair to say the auto industry has a lot more experience dealing with the legislators and know some of the ways to interact with those organizations and make sure things are done smoothly," Hayfield said.
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"One thing life taught ye was how stupid it was to worry about things ye didnay know for sure, things that might no even happen, nay point in worrying about them," wrote the Scottish novelist and playwright James Kelman.
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All that's left is the shell game — moving money around and making sure things get from point A to point B. This approach never quite attains liftoff to become truly vital, but there's a kind of dark wisdom to it.
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"This was more, design a little bit, build a little bit, go back and forth between design and building to make sure things fit around the bike to avoid the tires and the handlebars turning and weight restrictions," said Omartian.
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KUNDUZ CITY, Afghanistan — When President Ashraf Ghani visited the northern provincial capital of Kunduz last fall, after the city had finally been reclaimed after falling to the Taliban, he promised improvements to make sure things never got out of hand again.
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Such was the case musically as well: Coldplay was the center of the show but functioned more as a stagehand than an actual performer, making sure things were properly aligned so that the night's true event could go off without a hitch.
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"We are though, in the middle of dealing with the crisis, so I do need to get on to conference calls with the chief and the community there to make sure things are happening," she said, before walking back into her office.
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Over time, however, China picks off U.S. industry, jobs and know-how and uses them against the United States, says Navarro, who also argues that U.S. corporations pay money to Congress through lobbyists to make sure things stay the way they are.
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A couple of generations ago, one of the only sure things about a boy band was that it would someday recede — the members would age out, or be mired in disagreement, or its passionate young fans would become less passionate older fans.
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Aaron Rodgers (GB at Lions) — In what is always a tricky Week 17 for fantasy football analysts, one of the few sure things is that Rodgers and the Packers will be playing to win with the N.F.C. North title on the line.
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But in a world where the past few iPhones felt like sure things and Apple seemed to have decisively pulled ahead of its major competitors, the fact that there's a risk at all makes this the most exciting iPhone launch in years.
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She also works with tech companies like Google, Uber, Lyft and Facebook around user testing to make sure "things that already exist and that are being created are as accessible as they can be to people who are blind and visually impaired," Lauridsen said.
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Founded in 2017 by Prabhu Ramachandran, Rajavel Subramanian, Yogendra Babu and Krishnamoorthi Rangasamy, Facilio's software helps commercial real estate property owners keep on top of regular maintenance, make sure things like air conditioning systems and elevators are functioning properly and lower their energy consumption.
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However, Spira said that dissent can cause resentment, which can ultimately cause your respect for your partner to diminish, so do regular gut-checks to make sure things are still working for you (which, of course, you probably want to do in any relationship).
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Just like a personal trainer holds you accountable to getting in the gym and doing the reps, a planner can send reminders, check in with you between meetings, and make sure things don't slip through the cracks as you make progress with your plan.3.
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This sort of routine is a comfort, a way to make sure things keep moving in the same direction, and establishing some sort of routine is often used as a way for those who have experienced trauma or destruction to cope with its long-term effects.
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To be sure, things get ugly in "Marriage Story," but Baumbach has a constant eye out for fleeting consolations: When Charlie goes to a bar with members of his theater company (a Greek chorus of theater kids), he's persuaded to get up and sing a tune.
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We kept pressing her to make sure things were good, asking if family members were right to worry for her well-being -- especially after she's been seen with Brian again lately, including last week at the airport -- but Hayden doubles down ... noting she can handle herself.
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A source familiar with Clinton's plans said that while she has had meetings and phone calls with aides to try to understand what happened in 2016, the calls are more focused on making sure things improve for Democrats going forward and less about reliving the mistakes her campaign made.
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Each worker is timed (there is a woman with a stopwatch to make sure things are running smoothly), and it's called "working to the minute," which means it should take 38 minutes to finish one shirt; if it takes longer than that, the plant begins to lose money.
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On the other hand, if I could offer Mr. Haight any constructing advice, I would like to see him cut down on the number of plural entries in his puzzle (SIB, CABS, ALPS, FORTS, EXTS, SORE THUMBS, FASTS, SURE THINGS, NOGS) because I think it can be distracting.
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" Frank Rich, reviewing Mr. Bosco's performance as the British general John Burgoyne in "The Devil's Disciple," Shaw's Revolutionary War drama, at the same theater in 21987, wrote, "While there are no sure things in the New York theater, the partnership of George Bernard Shaw and Philip Bosco comes close.
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All of the entrepreneurs I admire are obsessed with it, with the same thing, so that's things from the product interactions and the physical product, to making sure things we're doing to streamline in the warehouse, just make a better experience, not in any way a degraded one.
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They have retreated to the defense that there is no irrefutable evidence of a direct quid pro quo — as if anyone would be foolish enough to send an email that said "Pay Bill $85033,000 for a speech and I will make sure things go your way with the State Department".
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They're all the way in for a good hopeful optimism that says sure things aren't perfect, but I'm a McKinsey Consultant and Rhodes Scholar and our dreams are as big as our aspirations which can be achieved if we just work together towards a greater goodness of our unified perfection etc etc etc.
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"But in light of the enthusiasm for Pinterest, we need to take a good hard look at the level of euphoria in this market to be sure things aren't totally out of control." eBay: The online marketplace group will give quarter results after the bell, which could include a strategic review from activist investor Elliott Partners, Cramer said.
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To make sure things stay that way, initiatives aimed at limiting impacts from shipping have come from the Arctic Council, President Obama and Candian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and, most recently by the Pew Trusts for Canada to develop an integrated management plan for shipping routes taking into account hazards to vessels, the environment and impacts on indigenous communities.
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I'm back from a week spent mostly offline, and am excited to get back to the internet, where I'm sure things have been totally normal and borin — [checks earpiece] — hang on, I'm being told that Elon Musk is dating the Canadian musician Grimes after they connected on Twitter over a joke about an obscure artificial superintelligence thought experiment?
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"It's very busy — you are on your feet constantly, making sure things are going in the right place and in the right way, and there is very little time to spare," said Betty Monkman, a White House curator for more than three decades who helped supervise the changeover in 2001, when Bill Clinton was moving out and George W. Bush was coming in.
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Vulnerability will keep being discovered so the question is how do we make sure things are still ok moving forward and really learning from security — how do we quickly patch them, how do we make sure there is a lot of research around the system to limit the risk, to make sure vulnerabilities are discovered by the good guys, these are patched and really [what is] the role of the regulator?
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Tesla is limiting configuration options on early Model 3 shipments, with the aim of simplifying the production process to help expedite its creation and make sure things go as smoothly as possible, but we don't yet know what the Model 3 configuration options that are available will look like, beyond Musk's assertion that you'll basically be able to choose paint colour and wheel size, and that's about it.
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Here are a few sure things to help you navigate the bizarre art paradise currently shacked up at the old Condé Nast building in Times Square: Jason Peters, Extrospection; Curated by Che Morales Valery Jung Estabrook, Thinly Worn; Curated by Til Will and Debbi Kenote The big daddy of New York City art fairs, packing a whopping 207 galleries throughout Piers 92 and 94, The Armory Show is where you go for blue chip artists and grand, big budget gestures.
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