These "photorealistic talking head models" are created using convolutional neural networks: They trained the algorithm on a large dataset of talking head videos with a wide variety of appearances.
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"Something is up," Kim said in a talking head confessional.
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Now he's a talking head spouting nonsense on cable news.
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I wanted to eliminate as much talking head as possible.
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They coax contestants to explain situations during talking head interviews.
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"We snack on radishes," one bandmate talking head tells us.
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She was a talking head on a conservative news show.
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"I'm not really Australian," Bri says in her talking head interview.
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You see a lot of talking head shows, especially with subtitles.
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I mean, I come on fair amount as a talking head.
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In the 2000s, he became a standard-issue conservative talking head.
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The talking-head footage is supplemented with Islamic State propaganda videos.
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In August 2018, SkyNews had him on as a talking head.
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And which CNN talking head got me most fired up this week?
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Now a well-known TV news talking head, CEO, and worldwide speaker.
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You see, I am not an important TV talking head like yourself.
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And he's a talking head on your cable news channel of choice.
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Now he&aposs this big talking head spewing hatred for President Trump.
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He popped up as a narrator and talking head all over VH280.
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It's one prediction after another; one talking head after another after another.
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In the end, I came across as just another agitated talking head.
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Every single contestant gives an enthusiastic talking head where they celebrate his demise.
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She captioned the photo with a red heart and a talking head emoji.
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" What he's saying: "I don't want Apple to be another talking head, right?
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Appearances as a talking head reporter on cable news were not for him.
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They were debating how to superimpose the delegate tallies over Cronkite's talking head.
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Controversial conservative talking head Tomi Lahren has a platform for her fiery opinions again.
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And if that doesn't happen, they can always become a cable news talking head.
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"My life has taken a transformative change," he explains in a talking head interview.
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And the vitriol on the talking-head shows —— PG: This doesn't sound very optimistic.
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Choose your evil dictator, and some talking head thinks Trump is just like him.
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The Democratic obsession with beating President Trump has turned everyone into a talking head.
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"We go back to the talking head and Pam just breaks down," she explained.
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So far, Spicer has yet to nail down a paid television talking-head gig.
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He knows the dangers of Russian hostility better than any American cable news talking head.
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Flynn became a regular talking head on RT, Russia's state-owned English-language news outlet.
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In this Op-Doc, he is not a poker-faced bureaucrat or a talking head.
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However, Temba was soon ticking off Uber disaster talking points like a CNN talking head.
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His "Three Tenors" colleague, Plácido Domingo, appears as a warmhearted talking head in the film.
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Whose great pal is Rudy Giuliani, the talking head whose TV appearances can terrify toddlers.
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"Even Nixon became a valuable talking head on NBC talking about foreign policy," Keyes said.
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The kind of punk you see Stuart Maconie waxing lyrical about on old talking head shows.
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The documentary is its best when it's straightforward, with thoughtful talking-head interviews and interesting anecdotes.
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Then they interrupt themselves with talking-head interviews and snippets from one of Reynolds' live shows.
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"My brother is not dating a stripper, that's sick," she says in a talking head confessional.
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Mason Disick has made his debut as a talking head on Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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Cecile Richards is a monster or a hero, depending on which talking head is on television.
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The video then cuts to a talking head shot featuring the aforementioned pregnant woman, Loren Frenzel.
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He also isn't your typical talking head, having never appeared on a cable news show before.
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Lichtblau: I don't see him as a talking head on TV, at least not right away.
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It's embarrassing, whether you are a reporter, a columnist, an editor, or a TV talking head.
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And Solomon, too, has prospered as a prominent conservative journalist, serial media entrepreneur and talking head.
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Goldberg last weekend lambasted the talking head for attacking conservatives who insist they cannot back Trump.
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On sports TV, Westbrook and Durant inspired as much talking-head bloviation as a celebrity affair.
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Researchers at the Samsung AI Center at Moscow and the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology published a paper—Few-Shot Adversarial Learning of Realistic Neural Talking Head Models—on Monday that illustrated how their system can create a virtual talking head with a little photo.
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The 30-year-old explains as much in a talking head interview that contextualizes her hard partying.
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"I just want to keep [the relationship] exactly where it is," Bethenny confirms in a talking head.
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All the presentations and feedback sessions are great — and all the talking-head dithering is a snooze.
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"Lee had committed not one, but multiple homicides on camera," the talking head prosecutor tells the camera.
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It is hard to imagine Gregg Popovich or Bill Belichick taking tactical advice from a talking head.
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This talking-head footage is a promising start that ultimately leads to a less than illuminating documentary.
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Others, including former Trump campaign manager and current CNN talking head Corey Lewandowski, said Trump was just joking.
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Fox News' loudest talking head, Bill O'Reilly, has long been critical of Beyoncé (and hip-hop in general).
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On a mockumentary like The Office, it's usually a talking-head interview or a glance at the camera.
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"To be honest, it's a little confusing," Kris admits in the talking head interview promoting this week's episode.
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" Speaking at Fortune's CEO Initiative on Monday, Cook said he doesn't want Apple to be "another talking head.
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All it takes to be a talking head is a willingness to show up when the camera rolls.
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A podcast hosting gig has become a new status symbol for top journalists, entertainers and talking-head politicos.
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"As a founder, there's a level of honesty you bring that a talking head cannot," Mr. Kaufman said.
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The algorithms here only work on talking head style videos, for example, and require 40 minutes of input data.
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WATTERS: Because we did suspend a talking head on Fox News for using a derogatory slur against President Obama.
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"Every man wishes that he can be with the love of his life," he explains in a talking head.
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Another consummate New Yorker, the writer Fran Lebowitz, makes for a characteristically droll talking head on the changing trade.
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I can be a talking head who just opines or I can be just a host who asks questions.
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In the other examples provided by the researchers, the quality and obviousness of the fake talking head varies widely.
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But as a political pundit, his view has no more authority than that of any other talking head. Mrs.
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The docusoap turns real terror into a talking head testimonial, and real familial love into a soft-focus montage.
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The show is put together chronologically, with archival footage cut between talking-head testimonials from cops, friends, and survivors.
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Well, you did say women of color should emulate this incredibly caustic, reactionary talking head on Glenn Beck's network.
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"It's a tough genie to put back in the bottle," sighs more than one talking head of Pepe's virality.
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She was a lobbyist and sometime talking head, selling the insurance industry's line in the budding health care debate.
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The first thing you might notice about Five Came Back is its stacked list of talking-head interview subjects.
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"I'm not embarrassed or ashamed of what happened between Lala and I," she admits in a Vanderpump talking head interview.
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Figure out when to fight, how to fight, when to say things, because you can't just be the talking head.
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Chris Matthews, a man made of butter, has served incessantly as a talking head on the supposedly liberal network MSNBC.
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It was championed as a new medium that could give voice to the people, rather than just talking head experts.
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He wasn't going to be a talking head on TV. Not that there's anything wrong with what Len Dawson did.
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"There's definitely some enjoyment in the fact I get to ruin Jordan's summer," Ravitz says in a talking head interview.
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In the talking head, Kim expresses how much she wishes she was actually pregnant so they could experience it together.
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It's a bog-standard biopic doc that alternates old photos and footage of Williams with those inevitable talking-head interviews.
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What is unprecedented today, says Shigeaki Koga, a former bureaucrat turned talking head, is the growing public intimidation of journalists.
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As an observational filmmaker, Poitras largely forgoes the talking-head interviews and narration that provide context in more traditional documentaries.
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I heard more than one talking head predict that Trump would lose the New Hampshire primary when voters found out.
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One can detect a glimmer of real pain behind their eyes that reappears in their present-day talking-head interviews.
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You might even be asked to be a talking head on a documentary, reminiscing about how amazing it all was.
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"It isn't a television talking head job," said Tom Donilon, who served as national security adviser to President Barack Obama.
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The videos are even more unnerving—with just one source image, the system was able to generate realistic talking head models.
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Democrats have speculated that Gabbard could become a talking head, perhaps on Fox News or another network, when her campaign ends.
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Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid feuded with ESPN talking head Stephen A. Smith over the blackballed quarterback's NFL workout this weekend.
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It's patient, with a brilliant eye for how to use talking head interviews and archival footage to tell a larger story.
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She frequently appears as a talking head on cable television speaking on behalf of the N.R.A. and has released two books.
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She typically emerges early; you'll notice that she's getting all the talking-head interviews, mainly because everything she says is outrageous.
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Her talking head pops in and out of the film to give the audience an intimate look at Fred Rogers's career.
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The paper, "Few-Shot Adversarial Learning of Realistic Neural Talking Head Models," was published on the preprint server arXiv on Monday.
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The documentary mixes a series of talking head interviews with footage from Walker's film career and private home movies of the star.
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Zenovich also relies heavily on talking-head interviews with friends, family, and collaborators, who try to explain his life from their perspectives.
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They love goblets of white wine, dinner parties for the sake of dinner parties, and mocking each other in talking head interviews.
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Even former Reagan administration officials — like the seemingly ever-present, pro-Trump talking head Jeffrey Lord — have sought to equate the two.
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Western television viewers may remember him as the talking head who defended the Soviet Union in perfect English back in the 1980s.
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Much of Hamilton's America is given over to talking-head summaries of Hamilton's life, interspersed with illustrative clips from the staged show.
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"If they pursue this, it's going to destroy the Atlanta name for a while," a talking head says in the documentary trailer.
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News organizations in the past would've hired a political operative at the top of their game, would've made them a talking head.
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It's an episode that was filled with discussion and debate — but not the shouty kind often seen on talking-head news programs.
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But DeSantis assiduously courted Trump, aggressively booking himself on Fox News as a pro-Trump talking head and impressing the White House.
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"I used to go to those meetings and just be a talking head," says David Molnar, who's been with Microsoft Research since 2009.
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"It's not tension like when Ramona and Mario used to have tension when they played tennis," LuAnn swears in a talking head interview.
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Talking head historical doc, an oral history illustrated with contemporaneous footage, CGI re-creations, and spacey music by Archer Prewitt and Pink Floyd.
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Halperin, a well-known political talking head in Washington, was an NBC News analyst for years and frequently appeared on MSNBC's Morning Joe.
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Ahead, see how Pete Davidson started as an MTV talking head and wound up one of the most notorious names in pop music.
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"I think some people mistake science-fiction for a man's genre," Goldsberry says in a talking head interview, still wearing her envoy costume.
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"I don't know why it never occurs to me to introduce my parents to my boyfriend," the widow shrugs in a talking head.
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Until recently she was just that terrible Trump talking head, but now she seems like a woman laboring valiantly under an impossible burden.
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She has no talking-head interviews; the visual component is entirely composed of archival footage, of either the still or moving-picture variety.
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Filmmakers Brian McGinn and Rod Blackhurst were given unprecedented access to Knox, who appears throughout as the documentary's most prominently featured talking head.
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Dreams and discoveries bring him to dystopian scenarios, futuristic buildings floating in space and a mystical talking head offering him different life choices.
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And he has managed to remain a sought-after political talking head on major television networks and a close friend of President Trump.
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He was campaign spokesman, head of Mr. Macron's political movement, La République en Marche — Republic on the Move — and indefatigable television talking head.
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In most documentaries, human speech is explanatory and expository: Much information is conveyed by means of voice-over narration and talking-head interviews.
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His knack for outlandish statements have earned him regular spots as a talking head on Fox News over the past year or so.
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You don't have to know that Karl Marlantes, the first talking head that you see in the film, wrote a novel about it.
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Most of it is in the form of a talking head interview where Siskel asks Powell to recount his side of the story.
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It's a conventional talking-head doc, alternating footage of Wong leading protests with interviews in which various scholars contextualize his impact on the country.
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"Sebastian was essentially just a talking head with lots of bluster, but little to no influence on actual counterterrorism or CVE policymaking," said Rosand.
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Julie has cats, and they apparently drove Luann up the wall, as you can tell from her mock meowing in a talking head interview.
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Baron Cohen also interviews Philip Van Cleave, a gun rights advocate, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, and a cable news talking head.
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"Ramona attempting to embarrass me through my daughter, who is in first-grade, is low for Ramona" Bethenny says in a talking head interview.
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CNBC talking head Jim Cramer echoed a popular perception of Bitcoin when he likened it to Monopoly Money on his finance show in 2017.
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An inveterate consumer of television news, President Trump faced a former director appearing as a talking head on major broadcast and cable news networks.
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As opposed to where we find him now, which is someplace between a weekend replacement talking head on Fox and a professional wrestling villain.
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In our talking-head, Twitter-finger culture, learning to listen, engage and observe are valuable skills, whether you are a journalist, employer or friend.
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Eight days after the original New York Times report, Trump brought Joseph di Genova, a lawyer and conservative talking head, onto his legal team.
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The talking-head testimonies of the guys, along with their parents and teachers, are joined with scenes in which characters question each other&aposs memories.
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He quoted mega-compliments from "the great Lou Dobbs," the Fox Business talking head who recently appeared to claim Trump had invented Saturday and Sunday.
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"We're not interested in going out and doing a talking-head routine," said Bill Newlands, who was president of Beam North America at the time.
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The camera then cuts to a talking head where Pam again says Scranton probably doesn't even have houses like the one she's always dreamed of.
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"Last night, the world woke up to the mighty Zlatan," the former Liverpool midfielder and omnipresent talking head Jamie Redknapp wrote after the latter match.
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" It always seemed strange that Robertson, a frequent collaborator with Martin Scorsese, wasn't included as a talking head in Scorsese's Dylan documentary, "No Direction Home.
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"I have daddy issues; I have mommy issues," Ms. Vilaysack said over takeout salads in her office after a talking-head taping in late April.
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According to this official, Trump has met in recent months with Fox News talking head Colonel Douglas Macgregor, a retired army officer with a doctorate.
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The former mayor of New York City and a onetime US attorney, now a talking head who goes on television to say vaguely racist things.
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The most likely answer to why Tayshia is suddenly super on top of her meme culture is that her talking head may have been filmed later.
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Her dad clarified in a talking head that he didn't like to judge people too quickly, but he also didn't have a rave review for Colton.
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Typically, the talking head conversations occur after the central event; commentators are looking back at something, with all the attendant wisdom and experience that hindsight brings.
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I Am Human follows its subjects through their daily lives and medical procedures, supplementing their stories with talking-head interviews from the doctors and researchers involved.
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Their project, "Text-based Editing of Talking-head Video," was published online this week, as a whitepaper to be presented at the SIGGRAPH conference in July.
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Politicians are indistinguishable these days from cable news talking heads, and the distance between cable news talking head and random online shitposter is shorter than ever.
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Jason Miller, the guy who was Trump's official mouthpiece during last year's presidential run, has fathered a baby with Trump loyalist/attorney/talking head A.J. Delgado.
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The TV talking head Tucker Carlson, in a typically nasty flourish, called Black English "a language where nobody knows how to conjugate the verbs," McWhorter recalls.
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Young's creed of continual self-exploration and his sympathy for the drugged and fucked-up made his records like seeing Mufasa's talking head in the clouds.
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He already appeared as a talking head on "Original Sin," a six-part National Geographic special about sex (he was on the "Hi-Tech Sex" installment).
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Not quite 30, the director cast himself as a working-class hustler, boyish and naïve, who performs in a traveling circus as Fox the Talking Head.
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They are just as opinionated about America in the Trump era as any talk-show talking head, but their analyses, like their accents, are their own.
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After college she becomes a TV journalist, a talking head with a bright future and a handsome fiancé, himself rising through the ranks at the network.
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Often, the president will credit a talking head with a particular idea, giving Twitter shout-outs to his favorite anchors or quoting flattering views he likes.
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Talking head Larry Kudlow takes Cohn's vacated seat, elevated alongside noted trade hawk and China-antagonist Peter Navarro as a direct economic advisor to the president.
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John SchindlerScreenshot: TwitterThe blocker: John Schindler, another supposed Russia expert and conservative talking head with dubious credentials, reported unsolicited dick-pick sender, and all-around great guy.
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Now, talking-head-show predictions are a very gentle step up from Punxsutawney Phil reading the tea leaves in his shadow every year, and everyone makes them.
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Constance, too, is a skeptic, saying in a talking-head interview that her "gut" read Bryan — whose veins run with aspartame, in my medical opinion — as insincere.
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The film is more meditative than explicitly informative, and while its subjects frequently talk about each other, it presents them without outside judgment or talking-head commentary.
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" The restaurateur puts a further point on the issue in a talking head interview, surmising the entire problem at hand by explaining, "Stassi's a very bright individual.
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Mr McMaster's deputy, K.T. McFarland, a former Fox News talking-head with scant qualifications for such an important role, is being eased off to an untaxing ambassadorship.
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" As he says in a talking head interview, "She's the best person I've ever met, so I was really adamant about working hard to get her back.
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Through it all, there are no talking-head interviews or narrators, only occasional announcements from the festival's MC. The film is light on story, heavy on mood.
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Um, OK. You can be sure Cruz sent -- or will send -- the Trump article to every conservative activist type and conservative talking head he can think of.
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Ms. DuVernay is working within a familiar documentary idiom that weaves original, handsomely shot talking-head interviews with well-researched, occasionally surprising and gravely disturbing archival material.
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Quickly and efficiently, and with the aid of some concise onscreen text and talking-head interviews, she sketches in how Brand New Congress and Justice Democrats operated.
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They achieved this by feeding the software with a huge dataset of celebrity talking-head videos from YouTube, training it to pinpoint significant "landmarks" on human faces.
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Flynn became a regular talking head on RT and, in December 2015, was paid $45,000 to attend its 10th anniversary gala — the dinner mentioned in Cummings's note.
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Even the film's conventional talking-head interviews end up going in strange directions, thanks to Herzog's knack for unexpected provocations—and letting the camera roll as people squirm.
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In an effort to move past the "talking head" model, the networks have been on a spree, signing print reporters who break the news to lucrative "contributor" contracts.
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With a few taps, you can broadcast a video live from your phone's main camera or the selfie camera (so you can make a "talking head" style video).
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Like, full-blown labor, and I'm in charge of bringing the doctor," Kris explains in a talking head, adding in real-time, "It just doesn't get any worse.
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It's been a while since we've heard from Rudy ... he's been taken off the roster as a talking head for the Trump Administration, with his airtime severely cut.
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Riffing on the narration-plus-archival-footage technique in "The Price of Gold," director Craig Gillespie (Lars and the Real Girl) weaves talking-head voiceovers into flashback scenes.
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He is, in this context, a talking head—he could offer punditry and a reminder of how we dealt with crooked leaders in the past, but little more.
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Not only is his access to Blahnik intimate, but he has called in talking-head appearances from Anna Wintour, Naomi Campbell, Isaac Mizrahi, André Leon Tally, and more.
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You won't find a lot of talking-head, issue-driven docs at True/False; instead, the festival seeks out movies that push and prod and challenge their audiences.
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So I figured as a host, Kasher might have a Bill Maher–esque mission for the talking-head portions of his show: Be the new "dangerous" TV guy!
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It's laced with Didion's own words, but — perhaps because it takes a straightforward documentary approach, with archival footage and talking-head interviews and narration — it doesn't reveal much.
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The film eschews talking head accounts—though there would certainly be no shortage of interviews from influential musicians who would be willing to wax poetic about the late icon.
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By having Anna in the back of the car we knew we could shoot more of her without having to necessarily reveal her in a conventional "talking head" way.
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The president's reelection campaign has for months been staging these newscasts and talking-head segments, hosted by his daughter-in-law and featuring a parade of pro-Trump commentators.
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There are no interviews or narrators; the only "talking head" is the recorded voice of Walter Cronkite explaining the logistics of the flight to TV viewers of the time.
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As we watch the Bachelorette announce, "Honestly, I'm just done," in a talking head interview, it has absolutely nothing to do with poor, injured David, as it is framed.
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Jeffrey Lord, a pro-Trump talking head on CNN, argued that Trump is trying to replicate his campaign strategy to pressure lawmakers on Capitol Hill into working with him.
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More than one talking head in the film describes the SAMO work as something you need to stop and consider, as if all graffiti writing was thoughtless and disposable.
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Shows like this work best when they depict the competition and become unbearable when they're just talking-head confessionals, contrived spiels and schlocky backstories that scam us into caring.
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"I will say this: Nick is really good at what he does," Raven says, in a talking-head interview that I hope someone bribed her in cash to shoot.
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"Innocents and Others" is a combo-deal of a novel that mixes the silliness of a popcorn romp with the intellectual seriousness of a one-camera talking-head commentary.
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"At some stage you're going to face your own financial fire," writes Mr. Pape, who at the time of his disaster was a TV talking head on investment strategies.
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Instead of the normal talking-head format, this was "a simulation" — the facilitator warned us that it was intense and that we could quit if we couldn't take it.
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Jones is the talking head of InfoWars, who is currently being sued by families of Sandy Hook shooting victims for claiming that the deaths of their children was a hoax.
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The group's last interview with Sam culminates in a powerful two-page spread that, simply through the use of talking-head panels, shows him cycling through a series of emotions.
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Talking-head interviews are great, and her subjects are compelling, but what really lingers is the copious archival photography and video footage that she leans on to make the case.
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The Network Entertainment-produced documentary shows Walker behind the wheel of a race car, his siblings noting in talking head interviews that the star always had a passion for speed.
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B-roll is a TV industry term for the brief clips that run on mute to illustrate a segment while an anchor is narrating or a talking head is commentating.
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British talking head Piers Morgan is a man well beyond middle age who just loves to Twitter-shame women for daring to express any sexuality whatsoever (or for just existing).
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The doc's talking-head style is intentionally minimal: "The set that we built was designed to strip away any artifice that affected the way you saw these people," Blackhurst said.
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Nah, try upwards of three hours — especially if we're talking head-to-toe glam complete with a full face of foundation, perfectly drawn on brows, and a punchy red lip.
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Going forward, the question is what other esoteric right-wing talking head can Kristol try to cajole into his fool's errand: Ian Tuttle, John Fund, Kathryn Jean Lopez, Arch Puddington?
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What was at the beginning just another talking head interview swiftly became a Facebook sensation, shared by millions of people who previously never had watched the BBC in their lives.
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Talking head interviews with people at all levels of Santa Monica Studio are interspersed very effectively with fly-on-the-wall looks at all of this as it was happening.
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His 30 seconds of fame only truly appear in the credits of the documentary, when he's filmed as a talking head and says he's The Jonas Brothers' No.1 fan.
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I have even turned up as a talking head in a couple of films, though I have never rewatched any of the ones in which I have appeared, however briefly.
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Regrettably, President Trump has elevated "alternative facts" to a high political art, and many members of his party and its talking-head cheerleaders seem perfectly happy to follow his lead.
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In talking-head interviews, these women recount their frustrations — meetings with condescending executives who hire to fulfill diversity quotas, insulting confrontations with male crew members and instances of sexual harassment.
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"Life, Animated" charts Owen's development — he is an adult during filming — and his relationship with his parents, weaving scenes from Disney classics with talking head interviews and touching home movies.
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The composer, after all, is David Byrne, the former Talking Head whose inspired bio-musical "Here Lies Love" set the rise and fall of Imelda Marcos to a disco beat.
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Kenny pushes back, reminding Lee—who keeps repeating that he has a lot to learn—how pleased he was in the talking-head interviews wherein he described tormenting his fellow contestants.
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The NYYRC recently had far-right talking head Jack Posobiec address their club, and Burra has helped organize Mike Cernovich's Night for Freedom event for the past few years as well.
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The clip shows a young Burton recounting her experience with Affleck for the camera: "And then he comes over and tweaks my left boob!" she exclaims in a talking head segment.
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Tayshia is laying out a photo collage of her time with him, and Hannah G. says in a talking head that she's finally going to say, "I love you" to Colton.
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After that, the AI system was able to combine that familiarity with one or more images of a person to come up with a convincing "talking head"-style video of them.
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Considered the "quintessential" Howard Hawks male melodrama by many, "Only Angels Have Wings" stars Cary Grant as the tough-talking head of a cut-rate air freight company in the Andes.
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Told entirely with archival footage and no talking-head interviews, you are put in the front seat of the telling of the life and death of Formula One driver Ayrton Senna.
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But as Miliband's sensitivity to the discursive stakes of the refugee crisis shows, his interventions in the culture—whether as an author, a talking head, or something else—could be effective.
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" The paper explains the methods used to "edit talking-head video based on its transcript to produce a realistic output video in which the dialogue of the speaker has been modified.
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There are limitations — this tool can only be used on talking head videos, and the results vary widely depending on how much of the text is altered or omitted, for example.
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I also liked seeing TALKING HEAD, DEADBEAT, SPANISH MAIN, DOUGHNUT, FUNHOUSE, LAPCAT, BAD DAY, TEA ROSE, KEYPAD and FIRE UP. The cluing is particularly lively today and my favorites include "What you might get a distorted picture from?" for FUNHOUSE, "Scoring low on the excite-o-meter" for MEH, "Show authority?" for TALKING HEAD (think "authority that's on a show"), "Unpaid interest?" for HOBBY, "Ring for dessert?" for DOUGHNUT and "One who gets no credit?" for DEADBEAT.
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These historical recordings are accompanied only by by a few captions, a few diagrams, and Matt Morton's elegant score, with nary a talking head or dramatic voiceover to be seen or heard.
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So low was his voice that foreign camera crews gave up the effort to capture sound, leaving their viewers a stream of silent images of a talking head in a distant crowd.
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President Trump so enjoyed a television appearance by professional talking head Tomi Lahren that he called her that same night to thank her, she said in a new piece in Washingtonian Magazine.
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And when you're hunting for that follow-on think tank or talking head gig, the response you get may depend on whether you are viewed as the copy editor or the auteur.
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Unfortunately for him, Mike Huckabee fancies himself a bit of all three, and as such has made terrible metaphors (and analogies) his go-to mic drop during his regular talking-head rounds.
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For the most part, the festival skips the talking-head, issue-driven docs that dominate other festivals; instead, it's a showcase for movies that challenge the audience in both form and content.
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That role, instead, went to two relative newcomers — Alice Weidel, an economist, and Alexander Gauland, a septuagenarian former Christian Democrat who proved to be the more radical talking head between the two.
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Joaquin Castro and Fox News' Laura Ingraham escalated quickly on Wednesday — with the Texas congressman branding the conservative talking head "a white supremacist" during an exchange over conditions at migrant detention centers.
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But for every talking head with serious musical insight, like Wynton Marsalis, we get another like Bill Clinton — a jazz fan, but probably mostly present because he was too prominent to cut.
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It was hosted by Rose Tennent, a well-known conservative talk radio host and frequent talking head for Fox News and CNN, who that day had just sat in for Sean Hannity.
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Moss uses dramatizations of a young Sharlet at Ivanwald, talking-head interviews with Family members and critics, and a treasure trove of archival footage and documents to trace the powerful organization's history.
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At that point, MSNBC had offered me a decent contract as a "talking head," and while it was way less than what I was making as a lobbyist, I just did it.
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Spicer's most consequential nonsense recently was repeating as true the claim of a talking head on Fox News that British intelligence spied on Donald Trump at the behest of former President Barack Obama.
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For all anyone knows, his idea of a "Regular Joe" could be an intern, the son of a connected donor from Connecticut, who drives him to the studio for his talking head appearances.
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Although Kim claims in a talking head interview, "We can't really reschedule the call, so if anything, it's a good distraction," that probably isn't the reason the KUWTK stars still hopped on Skype.
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Legends of the Hidden Temple, which ran from 1996 to 2004, pitted teams against each other in battles of wit and brawn, which were sometimes narrated by a giant talking head named Olmec.
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Getting Gooden and Strawberry together at the diner, and building their intertwined stories out from there, gave the film a humanity that I don't think your garden variety talking head doc would've had.
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By breaking tradition and avoiding the usual routines of documentary filmmaking, like fast-paced editing and talking head interviews, he utilized television, radio clips, images, and more to present Zappa at his rawest.
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She takes it upon herself to address the camera directly (outside of talking-head interviews, this is simply ~not done~), swearing on both her father's grave and her kittens that DeMario is lying.
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While occasionally acting as narrator in his films, Nestler often turns over the role of talking head to the people in the films, letting those in front of the camera speak for themselves.
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"The minute Michael said that John looked to camera like mmm, OK." Though so much humor was packed into that first minute and 23 seconds, Michael's talking head didn't end the cold open.
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And Ms. Maddow will be there on behalf of MSNBC not as another talking head sharing an opinion, but as one of two quarterbacks there to steer the conversation in relatively objective fashion.
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Even its standard talking-head segments are peppered with compelling absurdities: a self-described chaos magician laying out how memes become reality, a 4channer proudly guiding viewers through his dingy bedroom's utter squalor.
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Arguably the central villain of the film is John Brennan, now a regular talking head on MSNBC, where he excoriates the Trump administration for its complicity in all kinds of corruption and criminality.
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Bolton arguably had more direct influence over Trump as a talking head on his favorite cable news network than he did as a White House official down the hall from the Oval Office.
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His concert films unobtrusively but insistently tell a story, subtly guiding the films' energy through the use of picture and sound alone (rare is the talking-head interview in a Demme concert film).
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The pop singer apparently bumped into the divisive British talking head at an LA restaurant on Tuesday night, and their "chat" turned into a puzzling Twitter selfie of the two together, complete with duckfaces.
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Jerry Falwell Sr. was long the face of the religious right — the go-to guy for reporters, the talking head on Americans' television screens — his son has never played that role, even within evangelicalism.
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"I [felt] like I want[ed] to see her again," Bethenny says of her mindset at time during an emotional talking head interview, beginning to cry over Jill's "loss," a word she says repeatedly.
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It seems every talking head in Washington has been in a frenzy recently, rushing to either glorify or condemn the new North American Free Trade Agreement, known as the United States Mexico Canada Agreement.
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I know that my videos get about 400,000 views each these days, and the reason is because I'm not just a boring talking-head talking about the means of production or dry scientific analysis.
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I interviewed a lot of experts, and then in the edit room, I decided I didn't want to make that movie, where a bunch of talking-head academics explain why kids are doing things.
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He has been working the news media on behalf of clients for years, while also appearing incessantly on cable news and radio as a reliable liberal talking head, popping off about just about everything.
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Fresher faces like Lauren Duca, the viral liberal talking head who popularized the idea that Trump is gaslighting America, participated in panels like "The Future is Female" and signed copies of her new book.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Elliptical, self-effacing, and subdued, Fabrizio Terranova's Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival (2016) is no ordinary talking-head documentary about the influential philosopher, thinker, and scholar.
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There are talking-head slots, book contracts and paid speaking gigs — provided, that is, that the press secretaries stay on the job for a respectable period of time and don't embarrass themselves too badly.
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For advice on whether and how to delete your social media footprint, I turned to Katie Linendoll, a tech expert and frequent TV talking head, who told me why and how to purge your accounts.
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It's a new method of applying facial landmarks on a source face — any talking head will do — to the facial data of a target face, making the target face do what the source face does.
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That's why it's so cathartic to watch elegant fan-favorite Sienne Fleming call Krystal out for attempting to connect with her competitors off camera while simultaneously dragging them during talking head interviews with "nasty" comments.
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You can watch a polished video detailing the Nosulus Rift's creation above (complete with smooth panning shots and talking head designers), but for a more detailed experience, check out the hands-on from Gamespot below.
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McFarland is a longtime Fox News talking head who had been out of government since she was a speechwriter in the Reagan administration and who has scant relevant expertise or experience for her present role.
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Before long, Complex relaunched their podcast as a web show; in 2014, the pair departed for a bigger contract at MTV2 but struggled to find their footing, mostly appearing intermittently on other talking-head shows.
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The sudden case of talking-head amnesia over this is being greeted in conservative media by hilarious video montages featuring the same scolds, who now decry the term, matter-of-factly invoking it back then.
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On hourslong bus rides to bleak stadiums, I started to understand this country a little better through the personal stories of my teammates more than I had from any shouting lawmaker or television talking head.
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Still, from what we've seen so far, they're both pretty good at the whole talking head interview thing (though Pete does seem to be more willing to pick up with the producers are laying down).
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It also doesn't spend a lot of time repeating itself because it packs three challenges into each episode; lots of contest shows do only two, and sometimes just one, hence all the talking-head filler.
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Keep in mind that Larry Kudlow was a financial analyst and TV talking head that no one respected back in 2007 when he said there was no way in hell a recession was on the horizon.
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But with Kendall Roy, of all people, landing a few solid return blows during his testimony and Shiv talking Kira out of testifying, it's more than regular ATN talking-head opportunities that Gil stands to lose.
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And that means that he's essentially working his own talking-head asides — the moments in a reality show episode when the camera cuts to somebody discussing what happened to camera after the fact — into his speeches.
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PAUL MASON, a journalist turned Labour Party activist, was very much in evidence at the Labour conference in Brighton this week, competing with the Guardian's Owen Jones for the title of Jeremy Corbyn's favourite talking head.
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So Olivia rightly kicks her buddy to the curb in favor of a new boff buddy, one Curtis Pryce (Jay Hernandez), a political talking head who I'm already tired of and it's only been one episode.
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Anyone who's seen a previous Guest mockumentary will recognize the pattern: he alternates sit-down talking-head interviews with footage of the developing narrative, leading up to a big defining event that connects all the characters.
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Using a combination of talking head interviews and hyper-specific miniature models to replicate the motel and its rooms, the documentary is more about the ethically grey and slippery relationship between an author and its source.
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All of the talking-head interviews in the doc are with professionals on Bieber's payroll: His manager, Scooter Braun, his other manager, Allison Kaye, his clothing designer/ "swag coach" Ryan Good, and his producer, Josh Gudwin.
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To quickly summarize, Lizza tweeted about a a dinner President Donald Trump was hosting at the White House alongside the First Lady with guests including Fox talking head Sean Hannity, Fox News executive Bill Shine, and Scaramucci.
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Down in the dining room, I help myself to a surprisingly decent continental breakfast, while flat screen TVs that line the walls echo a talking head with a bad haircut and cheap suit, vociferating about Hillary's emails.
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He's also a music journalist, a broadcaster, and the author of Punk Rock: An Oral History, and the most likely person to see as a talking head on the news when they want to talk about punk.
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A talking head comes on the screen to report that Kitty Menendez once ripped Lyle's toupée from his head during a fight: the revelation of his baldness spurred Erik to confess the secret of his father's abuse.
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Some background on Reid: He's been reporting on politics for more than a decade for us (in 2008-2009), The Washington Post, The Morning Consult and National Journal and is a frequent talking head on the networks.
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After Jim puts Michael on speakerphone the chaos spreads throughout the office, and Michael proceeds to explain, in what Fischer calls "the greatest talking head of all time," how stepping on a grill before work was possible.
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She talks about the flirtation between the two characters in the pilot, the heartbreaking talking head where Jim wonders if he'll be invited to Pam's wedding, and her favorite moment between the two: Their cat party conversation.
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And, on Monday, he added Joe diGenova -- a conservative talking head known for his insistence that there is was an active conspiracy within the FBI to frame Trump -- to the legal team dealing with the Mueller investigation.
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Known for his appearances on the MTV talking-head series "Guy Code" and "Girl Code," Mr. Distefano is an energetic comedian with a gift for impressions whose stand-up increasingly explores his life as a new parent.
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However, while Hulu managed to land creator Billy McFarland as a talking head throughout the feature, Netflix got Andy King, and ended up revealing a much darker evil about the fiasco that's currently being softened by Twitter memes.
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Since Lisa's decision to stick her hand up Erika's skirt in search of "knickers" earlier this season is what kicked off Pantygate in the first place, the musician knows exactly what to say in a talking head interview.
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Coach K gave a teary speech about him at a banquet, and then his wife appeared as a talking head and talking about how much she and "Mike" loved Christian, and how Christian made "Mike" a better coach.
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Mr. Biebert employs the standard documentary format — talking-head experts mixed with personal stories — to explain why vaping is safer than cigarettes and to sketch a vast conspiracy that keeps these products inaccessible and, in some places, illegal.
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Whereas I used to listen with great respect to what the Treasury Secretary or the C.E.O. of a booming conglomerate or even your regular talking head had to say, now I presumed that they were full of it.
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As the scene shifts from urban building projects to suburbia, from the present to the past, the filmmakers eavesdrop on intimate kitchen-table conversations, fold in historical re-enactments, drop by community meetings and conduct talking-head interviews.
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Structured around this conventional talking-head footage — which covers, in easily digestible if inertly chronological fashion, Thomas's Georgia childhood, education, first marriage and career — the film reveals much, while at the same time leaving us to wonder much.
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By contrast, Mr. Scaramucci — a political donor and television talking head and affably affluent with an accent held over from his native Long Island — toggled between subordinating to Mr. Trump and maintaining a hint of his own appeal.
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Instead, it only grows after Mark (Mick O'Brien), the slick-talking head of a neuro-marketing firm, entices Stephen to leave academia to work for him in New York, using cognitive neuroscience to gauge consumer response to products.
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Khloé finally gets to the heart of what's eating at her older sister, saying in a talking head interview, the "never-ending" Mexico photos are bringing Kim back to the trauma of being held at gunpoint only months earlier.
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Documentaries — whether they're made in the traditional talking-head format or a more experimental mode — are a big part of the Sundance Film Festival's annual programming lineup, often setting the pace for the year's most talked-about nonfiction films.
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Avoiding the celebrity talking head interviews that typically relegate music documentaries to Behind The Music levels of cliché, Bar-Levi instead talks to those who can add the most to his unique revelations, from fans to roadies to exes.
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Palin regularly makes the talk show rounds promoting her assortment of memoirs and throwing her two cents in as a talking head for Fox every now and then, but until this week, her appearances have remained relatively low-key.
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From Jo Whiley's talking head barking into a camera above the Park Stage to pretty much every single office around the country, one of the conversations that circulates every time anybody mentions Glastonbury Festival is how it is like a city.
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You look at someone like Hideo Kojima and the buzz Sony has been trying to build around Death Stranding and you just realize how insanely complex it is to craft a hit with nothing but marketing and talking head hype.
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Carlson is a talking head that appears on Fox News to praise Donald Trump for staring at the sun, and he founded The Daily Caller, a website that published a "useful" compilation video about mowing down liberal protestors with cars.
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"It makes me frustrated, it makes me angry, it hurts to hear," Becca says in a talking head interview about Tia's bombshell, although the statement could easily apply to Ross's pop-up after the fantasy suites or Arie's surprise breakup.
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On the whole, The Vietnam War blends a staggering number of perspectives (including soldiers from every side in the war) and more than 80 talking head interviews to thoroughly examine the conflict that created much of the America we know today.
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Whereas colleagues such as Diplo, the smartest talking head contributor here, have undeniably helped reinvent pop music, Aoki has instead spent years driven simply by the singular sugar rush of becoming as outrageous, and as outrageously popular as humanly possible.
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Gimme Shelter is a straight up chronological doc: talking head interviews with the band and their inner circle are woven together with an impressive array of archival, including never before seen live footage, with animations applied to fill in the blanks.
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Gus Van Sant, a featured talking head, says he takes "people from out of town" to Mary's; he once brought along Sean Penn, who was charmed by the multilingual Viva and her willingness to discuss her memoir and her poetry.
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On Wednesday night, two Stephen Colberts said their goodbyes to disgraced conservative talking head Bill O'Reilly: the Stephen Colbert who currently hosts the Late Show, and the "Stephen Colbert" (largely based on O'Reilly) who used to host The Colbert Report.
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The questioner is the MSNBC talking head Lawrence O'Donnell, addressing the candidate in a voice so filled with condescension and implied judgment that you loathe him every bit as much as, if not more than, his foolish, egotistic interview subject.
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The Green New Deal is definitely socialism: "It's a watermelon: green on the outside and deep, deep communist red on the inside," conservative talking head and former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka intoned from the stage at February's Conservative Political Action Conference.
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Though Mr. Davis served for only about a year in the White House, leaving just as the Monica Lewinsky scandal was breaking, he has long established himself as a reliable Clinton-friendly talking head, nearly five decades after meeting Mrs.
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During the course of his reporting, Mr. Farrow also interviewed, in the role of an expert talking head, the longtime New Yorker staff writer Ken Auletta, who had written a lengthy profile of Mr. Weinstein for the magazine in 2002.
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But when she began making more-regular TV appearances, on popular documentaries on ancient themes and talking-head political programs, she encountered the response that awaits many women with the temerity to venture into the public arena: "trolling" or online abuse.
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The cover art is a representation of the software the artist presumably used to design Miss Anthropocene—and her social media feeds are littered with various other not-wholly human characters: a quivering AI talking head; a pair of robotic dogs.
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After working as a Teen Vogue columnist, a Twitter personality, a television talking head, and, most recently, an author writing about democracy and citizenship, the highs and lows of the viral economy seem to be taking their toll on her.
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Most importantly, he's very active on Twitter — meaning if you're a talking head who supports Trump, you may be called to defend a controversial, ill-advised and even impossible to logically defend tweet or retweet with little time to prep.
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But if some cable news talking head or newspaper columnist gets it into their head that the new Spider-Man film is pushing a political agenda and makes a big deal of it, that could cut into the bottom line.
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Making matters more complicated for Democrats is the fact that Trump appears to be enjoying what talking head-types refer to as a "convention bounce"—a spike in the polls following his nomination as the Republican presidential candidate last week.
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Over on the Democratic side, Elizabeth Warren-endorsed former Obama administration official Richard Cordray is looking to fend off Dennis Kucinich, a former Congress member who is now a Fox News talking head with an unusual affinity for Trump and the Syrian government.
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If FBI agents and prosecutors ask for indictments or submit a report detailing criminal acts, Whitaker, in his acting role at the Justice Department, will then have an institutional interest that was not present when he was a talking head on CNN.
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The search for hosts with "something to say," the talking heads, the talking head butting, the over-the-top breaking news graphics, the invocations of "America," the saturation coverage of events — all of it was either created or fully exploited by Fox News.
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The latest round of speculation was prompted by a FOX story based on quotes from a private investigator who was also a FOX News talking head; that story was retracted after the PI denied he had said what FOX said he said.
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Even as Mueller's questions for Trump have come into much sharper relief over the past 10 days, Trump has upped his personal attacks on the former FBI director even while adding controversial conservative attorney/talking head Joseph di Genova to his team.
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ME: And that's where things get weird, and their turn to private practice coincided with this rise of the celebrity lawyer, like those early days, right after the O..J Simpson trial, when suddenly every channel wanted to have a talking head lawyer.
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Eventually, they find themselves inside an ancient buried spaceship, where Zordon (a former Ranger who now exists only as an incorporeal talking head) explains the plot to them: they comprise a team destined to protect the world from the megalomaniacal ambitions of Rita Repulsa.
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Appearing as the network's latest pro-Trump talking head last week, the former Wisconsin congressman (and Real World: Boston castmember) claimed that the hacking of the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 election was a false flag operation conducted by Ukrainians, not the Russians.
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The Oracle is not the only talking head at the show; a installation house in a room called House of the Talking Heads consists of two large automatons carrying on a philosophical conversation about mankind, but noticeably failing to listen to the others' words.
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He now divides his time between a fellowship at the American Enterprise Institute, serving on a handful of drug company boards and a career as a talking head who has the rare ability to explain complicated science in a way ordinary people can understand.
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Mixing grainy film footage and talking-head interviews, driving percussion and solemn, choir-like vocals, "Three Tales" covers the crash of the Hindenburg in 1937, the first atomic test at Bikini Atoll in 1946 and the cloning of the sheep Dolly, born in 1996.
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The View's last big conservative talking head — before the time of Huntsman and McCain — was Elisabeth Hasselbeck, a blonde, straight, white woman with real Fox News looks (she'd end up there by 2013) who was previously best known for losing a season of Survivor.
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Years of covering shootings, being called as an expert talking head on shootings, writing and thinking about shootings have left Cullen with a diagnosis of "vicarious traumatization," he writes, and twice in the last seven years he's found himself sobbing and immobilized for days.
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It is a jam-packed episode, and that doesn't even mention the cameo from Harvard professor (and Finding Your Roots host) Henry Louis Gates, Jr., as a talking head who helps folks determine whether they qualify for reparations due to an ancestor's connections to the Tulsa massacre.
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Try as he might to make it as a talking head, no one really wants Sean Spicer on TV. Sure, the Mooch has the Scaramucci Post, but that pretty much failed, devolving into a platform where some dude named Lance just goes to town on Twitter.
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First, because the films don't use familiar documentary techniques such as talking-head interviews, dates, and (in many cases) captions, the audience is drawn into the experience more fully; we're part of the meaning-making process, asked by the filmmakers to join in the work ourselves.
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A Netflix exclusive, 13th is the definition of activist filmmaking and an instant paragon of the form: It uses a savvy combination of talking-head interviews, archival footage, and onscreen text to weave a clear, compelling argument that sticks with you long after the film has ended.
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It seems a far more short-sighted route to fame than the traditional path from journalist to talking head, but maybe this is the new normal—first you trigger the libs, then you get more famous so you can trigger more libs, and on and on.
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"Please don't become a talking head that is predictable and thin-your colleagues roll their eyes and grown (sic) aloud with their pre-game knowledge of what your position and point is going to be," she wrote in a final message Watters read to his co-hosts.
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" (Contestants include Republican political consultant Alex Castellanos and CNBC talking head Sara Fagen.) When asked who was the commentator with the worst predictions, Coulter said, "All of them... You can't be interviewed on TV unless you are a complete moron, otherwise, you might outsmart the host.
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The movie opens with a teasing montage: Not a minute has gone by before we hear a TV talking head saying of Spurlock, "Well, you know his face, you know his name, the director-producer-actor and writer of the Academy Award nominee" and so on.
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But it's also a beacon for young news organizations like One America News Network (a cable channel that recently hired former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski as a talking head) and Lifezette, as well as more established fringe outlets like InfoWars, the Gateway Pundit, Conservative Treehouse, and Breitbart News.
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He can now point to some of the pronouncements from former officials like John Brennan, a former head of the CIA turned cable-news talking-head, who called Mr Trump "treasonous" and "in the pocket of Putin", as yet more evidence of an incompetent establishment set against him.
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In his talking head interview that was played during this aquafaba debacle, thanks to the expert editors over at Bravo, Schwartz explained that aquafaba is a vegan egg white substitute that's made from the viscous liquid that comes in cans of chickpeas, but unsurprisingly, Schwartzie's explanation wasn't totally complete.
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"I think it's important to be careful and nuanced in how we talk about the potential for damage," says Agrawala, who along with other researchers from Stanford, Max Planck Institute for Informatics, Princeton University, and Adobe Research created an algorithm that can edit talking-head videos through text.
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Anthrax superfans stumbled around him spilling beer on themselves and doing a really lousy job of not looking starstruck about a man who, yeah, yeah, yeah, is in a seminal thrash band, but these days is kind of just the metal world's number-one talking head in mainstream media.
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" The comedian and the Sack Lunch Bunch, a group of children ages 8 to 13, share their biggest fears and tell odd stories in talking head interviews, variety sketches and elaborate musical numbers, including "I Saw a White Lady Standing on the Street Sobbing" and "Grandma's Boyfriend Paul.
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Trump's unavoidable-for-comment campaign manager, the disciplined pollster Kellyanne Conway (who co-authored a book with a Democratic pollster on the increasing power of women in U.S. elections), has also temporarily entered the talking-head witness protection program; the candidate's omnipresent defenders — his kids — have been nowhere.
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She played herself as a talking head in Woody Allen's 1983 movie Zelig, was caricatured on Saturday Night Live, and was even name-dropped in Gremlins 903 (1990) by one of the creepy creatures as a marker of civilization, on par with the Geneva Convention and chamber music.
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The series consists of talking head shots, featuring filmmakers (Elia Kazan, Theodoros Angelopoulos), composers (Iannis Xenakis), philosophers (Cornelius Castoriadis, Michel Serres), professors (Mark Griffith), and historians (Linos Benakis, Oswyn Murray, Jean-Pierre Vernant) that Marker cuts away from to archival footage, clips from films, and footage he himself recorded.
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While it can be fun to watch people sit around talking about a wedding that happened a quarter of a century ago, I realized I'd want to keep the talking head face time to a minimum and use their stories to drive some of the narrative behind the original images.
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I'm disappointed that we don't get a talking-head interview with professional dancer Jasmine — who appeared to be killing it — about this upset, because when I am (inevitably) on The Bachelor and there is (inevitably) a TV recapping-themed group date, you better believe I will be counting on winning it.
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This gonzo format fails entirely, especially when Valley of the Boom tries to break narrative rules further, such as when John Karna, the actor who portrays Netscape's Marc Andreessen, appears in the talking head portion, or when fictional characters break the fourth wall and act like they're in a documentary.
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"Planned Parenthood treats the unborn like another form of currency," a female narrator says, as the three screens split apart, like a cable news talking head broadcast, with a big image of a Planned Parenthood building looming over two smaller videos playing films that supposedly expose the group's trafficking in fetuses.
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Adam has brought along Adam Jr., a terrifying doll that, even more terrifyingly, does not really bear any resemblance to Adam Sr. Also known as AJ, the doll — whose presence is never explained — poses seductively by the fire and, in a talking-head interview, waxes rhapsodic about Rachel in French.
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Sean Spicer has been clamoring to get back on TV ever since he left the White House, trying (and failing) to become a talking head on cable news, turning down a run on Dancing with the Stars, unveiling wax statues, and somehow actually managing to weasel his way into the Emmys.
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Last Sunday, audio clips surfaced of misogynistic comments that prime-time host Tucker Carlson made on a Florida shock jock's radio show from 2006 to 2011, and fellow talking head Jeanine Pirro was roundly rebuked the same weekend for appearing to question the patriotism of a Muslim-American member of Congress.
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Kristol followed in his footsteps and thrived during the 1990s and 2000s: He was chief of staff to then-vice president Dan Quayle during the first Bush administration, gained visibility as a Fox News talking head during the second, and in between cofounded the Weekly Standard, an ideological heir to his father's magazine.
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Director: Thorsten Schütte Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics The best kinds of fan-friendly music documentaries keep the talking-head interviews to a minimum to make more room for songs, but Schütte's Frank Zappa doc Eat That Question is unusual in that its subject was as great a conversationalist as he was a musician.
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And without a trace of irony, Omarosa gives a DR talking head where she blasts Shannon for all the "me, me, me, I, I, I" and in the same breath says she (Omarosa) has to focus on her own long-term strategy because she always has to look out for herself. Lordy.
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But for someone who rinses as many Korean and Spanish ASMR whisper videos as I do per week, she taps into something that a well-dressed talking head in a documentary would probably relate to our connection to the timbre of the human voice, established when we're still floating in the womb.
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Touré's omission is especially notable when you consider that he is a principal talking head in the other recent documentary about a serial abuser who was hiding in plain sight: Surviving R. Kelly, which chronicles, in excruciating and credible detail, the R&B star's alleged abuse of numerous women and underage girls.
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But this was part of a larger pattern of providing running commentary on the race, his opponents' strategies, and sometimes his own — as if, having participated in the drama on the main stage, he was now filming the talking head segment where he turns to the camera for an interview about what just happened.
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Besides the lesser seen games of ESPN3, the network's past is littered with airings of lumberjack games, cheerleading competitions, and outdoor sports like bass fishing — all a hallmark of the network's early days before it had contracts with most major sports leagues and a vomit-inducing number of SportsCenter reruns and talking head shows.
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There are examples in the study displaying generated talking head models trained on just one image, and even the stills indicate the range for which this system can take a still and bring it to life, with images of the Mona Lisa and the Girl with a Pearl Earring making a range of expressions.
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The former Milwaukee sheriff, who was once investigated by the FBI for sending his officers after a guy who got into an argument with him on a plane and on whose watch a mentally ill jail inmate died of dehydration, is another right-wing talking head being an asshole to the teenage mass shooting survivors.
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Remember this next time you hear a talking head on cable news bloviating about how the disease caused by the new coronavirus, or, officially, COVID-19, came from bat soup in China: We've had over a century to try to figure out where and how the 1918 flu started, and we're still arguing about it.
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Bringing subtly bold methods to bear on the talking-head documentary, Syberberg detaches images of Schneider from her voice, showing clinically tight closeups of her in the semipublic setting of a ski lift while hearing her speak in voice-over, and relying on double exposures to evoke her recollections of her adopted city of Paris.
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And if you're going to pick something to structure your presidency on, maybe a movie — which can have narrative coherence — is a better model than reality TV. What keeps The Reagan Show from turning into polemics is one brilliant move: Save for a few explanatory captions, there's not one present-day talking head or commentator in the film.
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"Kourtney and I have been getting a bit closer the past couple of years, and I love that she hangs out with my friends, but, to be honest, there were some moments when she was a bit rude, and it was getting to me at a point," explained Jenner in the talking head portion of the show.
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Early Wednesday morning he launched into a Twitter tirade that included shots at controversial basketball dad LaVar Ball and the NFL that could have come from a third-string ESPN2 talking head, a retweet of a Hillary Clinton–bashing Trump fan, and a retweet of Fox News host Laura Ingraham who was, uhhhh, praising Charles Manson?
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President Donald Trump's love for, and obsessive viewing of, cable news is well-documented, so perhaps it should come as no surprise that his new pick as chief economic adviser is a veteran talking head: Larry Kudlow, a longtime CNBC fixture, economic commentator, and weekend radio host, will replace Gary Cohn as director of the National Economic Council (NEC).
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The mostly chronological account of her career is filled out and contextualized with talking head commentary from art world heavyweights including Lucy Lippard, Richard Serra, Phyllida Barlow, and Nicholas Serota, as well as those closest to her, including her sister (and director of her estate), Helen Hesse Charash; her estranged husband, Tom Doyle; and her best friend, Rosie Goldman.
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As you may or may not have heard by now, the New York Times dropped a bombshell story about The O'Reilly Factor host Bill O'Reilly on Saturday, revealing that his network, Fox News, has paid out $13 million to settle a number of sexual harassment and abuse suits against the conservative talking head over the past two decades.
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After the camera has panned ominously over vast collections of Nutcracker figurines and overstuffed closets, after the talking head interviews in which married couples snipe guardedly at each other over whose fault the mess is, after the tension and misery created by a messy life has been established — in swings Marie Kondo, in crisp and immaculate white.
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The TV movie, slated to appear in the fourth quarter of 2016, will nod to other elements from the original show, including Olmec, a talking head who knows the secrets behind the temple; the Steps of Knowledge, the entrance to the temple and launching pad for the mission; and cameos from a green monkey, red jaguar and silver snakes, among others.
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And if you're going to pick something to structure your presidency on, it seems to suggest, maybe a movie — which ideally has narrative coherence — is a better model than reality TV. What keeps The Reagan Show from becoming a polemic is one brilliant move: Save for a few explanatory captions, there's not one present-day talking head or commentator present in the film.
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" And whereas French argued that "you can read the entire executive order from start to finish, reread it, then read it again, and you will not find a Muslim ban," contributing editor Andrew C. McCarthy apparently disagreed: "[W]e should not hide under our beds in shame every time an Islamist, a Democrat, or a media talking-head spews: 'Muslim ban!
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Sometime after the talking-head segment on how to make an award-winning anal scene, but before the stage invasion that led Lil Wayne to declare he'd "died and gone to heaven," this year the AVN Awards—known as the "Oscars of porn"—spent a few minutes facing the reality and finality of death.
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A confident mastermind with omnivorous ambitions, Mr. Corgan, 211, became a published poet; a professional wrestling executive and owner; a prolific Myspace and LiveJournal user; a curator of vintage photographs; an amateur talking head and recurring guest on Alex Jones's Infowars programming; the proprietor of a Chicago-area tea shop; and a cat magazine cover star, among other side-hustles.
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Although another talking head is shown condemning the way that Erik and Lyle's testimony of abuse was turned into literal SNL skits, the show's silly collaging effects (a headshot of Madonna to signify the mid-1980s, a headshot of Johnny Depp to signify the early 1990s) and its slogan ("American Sons, American Murderers") do nothing to turn these sad men back into human beings.
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Wiseman works in the observational mode, which means his films contain no captions, dates, or talking-head interviews: We just see what his camera captured, which in this case includes community meetings, benefit dinners, after-school programs, readings with authors and scholars (including Richard Dawkins and Ta-Nehisi Coates), and NYPL patrons going about their business in the library's branches all over the city.
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They rattle off a list of names and their relationships to each other: lo-fi YouTube cool kids Drew Phillips and his ex-girlfriend Enya, who are friends with former Viners Josh and Lucas Ovalle and character comedian Casey Frey, who's friends with Viner-turned-standup comic Nick Colletti, who was in a show with Cody Ko, who co-hosts the series "That's Cringe" with Noel Miller, who's buds with talking-head YouTuber Danny Gonzalez.
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I know that we had ... What got us thinking about video was at one point, one of Errol Morris's editors came through our office and he had just finished editing 30 hours of Donald Rumsfeld interviews for that movie, and he was just begging us to do a video version because of the amount of time it would have saved him instead of scrolling through a timeline, looking at a talking head.
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The film's strength lies in the impressive array of talking-head interviews Orlowski has collected from tech-industry insiders and academics — including Tim Kendall, former president of Pinterest and former director of monetization at Facebook; Tristan Harris, the co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology described in archival news footage as "the closest thing the tech industry has to a conscience"; and Rashida Richardson, director of policy research at the AI Now Institute.
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In that regard I would urge aspiring journalists to read "The Good Times," which is fundamentally a book about a period in newspapering's predigital history, before reporters and columnists became little cottage industries with regular talking-head TV gigs, when the pay was low, when there was a bottle of Jack Daniels in the lower left hand drawer and when there was fun to be had chasing stories and complaining about editors.
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In addition to slinging the axe and writing lyrics for Anthrax, one of thrash metal's original Big Four (and the only East Coast-based member of the quartet, NYC holler!) and playing guitar for crossover thrash enfants terribles Stormtroopers of Death, Scott Ian is also the proud owner of a truly magnificent goatee, and a budding TV star: he's a regular talking head for VH1, and has appeared on a rock'n'roll reality show with Ted Nugent and Sebastian Bach.
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And they wanted a real-time test of their organization versus Trump's, both in a war room that drowned reporters in prepared emails and several times got so loud with cheers that aides missed parts of the debate and in a spin room that matched billionaire Mark Cuban, Obama mastermind David Plouffe and Brigadier General John Douglass against Don King, wandering around in his Mt. Rushmore airbrushed denim jacket and American and Israeli flags, and a couple of cable news talking head supporters like A.J. Delgado.
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" >> Jr. was on Hannity's show Wednesday night, but Hannity did not ask a single Q about Parnas... >> Other texts from Parnas included content from the aforementioned John Solomon, Fox talking head Dan Bongino, OANN personalities, etc... >> What's next: Anderson Cooper's interview with Parnas will air on CNN on Thursday... Read more of Wednesday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... BuzzFeed's new story about Hannity This is brand new from Emma Loop and Jason Leopold, looking at how often Sean Hannity came up during the Mueller probe: The Fox host "is mentioned more than a dozen times in documents BuzzFeed News has obtained from the Mueller investigation so far.
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