Nobody needs to be reminded even tangentially of Mr. Brainwash.
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Facebook, apparently, is at least tangentially aware of this possibility.
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Strangely, the movie is at least tangentially related to hip-hop.
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Meantime, enjoy this tangentially related 1996 hit from Britpop superstars, Oasis.
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This war, however, is only tangentially related to religiously motivated terrorism.
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This year, though, the game's main storyline involves them only tangentially.
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But the underlying technology has tangentially changed a completely different sector: satellites.
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The debate over amateurism is tangentially about money, and fundamentally about control.
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In fact, JonBenét's murder is only tangentially the subject of Casting JonBenét.
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This tangentially-Italian baked concoction is as delicious as it is weird.
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He leaves a video message, tangentially admitting that he was at fault.
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The symbols are tangentially connected to Trump, but they also transcend him.
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That is especially so if the issue touches even tangentially on immigration.
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The issue has simply never come before a U.S. court, even tangentially.
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It's hard to discuss CRISPR without discussing, even tangentially, the issue of abortion.
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And it's not all glamorous step-and-repeats for the tangentially famous tot.
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Some of these agreements are only tangentially related to the health care bill.
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Most hospitality houses also have some gimmick tangentially related to their home country.
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All in all, premiums are only tangentially related to the risk of flooding.
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Anyone who is even tangentially familiar with Seth Rogen knows he loves weed.
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Tangentially related records The collection includes many files only tangentially related to the Kennedy assassination, including documents on US activities in Cuba and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., which was examined alongside the Kennedy assassination by a congressional committee.
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The muffins, she explained, were at least tangentially related to the stolen Google files.
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Duke also tangentially lashed back at Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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All cases affecting national security, even tangentially, now require coordination and oversight in Washington.
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I just know for certain that she's tangentially connected to the Ping-Pong industry.
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It threatened Wayne's marriage and killed just about everyone else who was tangentially involved.
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They see women as beloved and beautiful accessories, maybe tangentially helpful, sometimes irrational irritations.
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Family migration is, however, tangentially related to Dreamer legislation—but the link is weak.
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Tangentially related: The Chrysler building — once New York City's tallest structure — is for sale.
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West, unlike seemingly every other person tangentially related to music, didn't even get an invite.
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Yes, however, she was tangentially involved in another recent lawsuit with former landlord Gholamreza Rezai.
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I understand how Smith's sculpture tangentially relates to the theme of voice and to Wojnarowicz.
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So far, members of the coalition are tangentially related to the self-driving car makers.
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Of course job growth does matter tangentially, as more jobs often mean a growing population.
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The project was tangentially related to Luka's work, though Kuyda considered it a personal favor.
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Luckily, the best parts of Civil War are only tangentially related to any of that.
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Beth Stevens had been curious about microglial cells, if only tangentially, since starting her career.
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Is there any point in content farms generating notable stories tangentially related to the Super Bowl?
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We all know that this season of American Horror Story is connected tangentially to season 1.
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That company was Google, of course, and it only tangentially wanted to take on the iPhone.
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Google is building its own router Google Wifi is also only tangentially related to the Assistant.
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Even other technology companies only tangentially related to automobiles are becoming more involved in ride services.
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The account does make mistakes — and has become tangentially related to doxxing campaigns of the wrong people.
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Law has never written for Silicon Valley before, but Lybrand says he's tangentially connected to The Trolls.
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It's interesting how credit cards have become inextricably tied to travel (and tangentially, experiences) in our minds.
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One of those who first saw it was a woman who is tangentially related to Ms. McGowen.
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Often, it's a whole myriad of shows you've never heard of or are only tangentially aware of.
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The arrest tangentially highlights a bit of the cultural divide between Italian-Americans and the old country.
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In addition to the 911 operator, Cleveland officials suspended a police officer tangentially involved in the encounter.
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The Times's Sarah Maslin Nir reported on the brawl that is, tangentially, connected to the White House.
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"[EDT's members] were tangentially involved in literally every DDoS thing that happened in the early 2000s," Sauter says.
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"Touched With Fire" only tangentially deals with the depressive phase, when a patient can become catatonic and suicidal.
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We believe FBHS's stock is most likely to benefit tangentially from MAS's transformation, given similarities between the businesses.
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This is only tangentially related to immigration but it really goes to the values underlying our immigration system.
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At present I have 3,423 Facebook friends most of whom I do not know, or know only tangentially.
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When the going gets tough, the tough take a look at the love lives of the tangentially famous.
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They may seem only tangentially related by virtue of their LGBTQ themes, but they share the same DNA.
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Yes, you read that correctly, the 91-year-old monarch is tangentially involved in burgers, fries, and Happy Meals.
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It's only tangentially related to the story that follows, which has obvious connections to the Biblical story of Job.
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Honestly, Lara doesn't even seem tangentially interested in, you know, tombs or archeology — unless it's related to finding dad.
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Netflix wrapped filming of the second season of the show — which Asher was only tangentially involved in — in December.
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I took the easy way out for the final project, hastily making a board game tangentially related to sex.
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Sure, Cooper isn't part of the White House or even tangentially connected (like Paul Ryan), but it's HIGH STAKES!
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Car Seat Headrest's point of view is unique because the band is involved in the show, at least tangentially.
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It's a parody based on the '80s classic Miami Vice and possibly tangentially on this throwaway gag in Eurotrip.
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The new plant will employ 1500 employees and tangentially affect 21625,2900 more workers in Mexico, the U.S and Canada.
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The Grammys, which have long skewed old, white and male, feel only tangentially in touch with contemporary pop music.
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It's an exciting prospect, but let's be honest: We'd watch anything even tangentially associated with Beyoncé in any way.
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Some of these dollars are tangentially related to climate change, but the tax mainly would fund more government spending.
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No San Diego officer was tangentially involved, yet the department experienced enormous trust issues with the community, he said.
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He never clearly condemns hatred and bigotry in the book, and he only tangentially accuses his characters of embracing it.
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If you use the service for a week and tweet about anything even tangentially related to politics, you'll notice that.
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The recordings were "never intended for public consumption" and "only tangentially interesting," the band said in a post on Facebook.
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It's no surprise the most haunting moment of this episode is actually only tangentially related to the series-making murder.
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I don't think I put myself out there enough, and I only reached out to people tangentially in my network.
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Even in these eight episodes, I had to work pretty hard to get Logan even tangentially involved in the case.
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A few weeks ago, we went to Pennsylvania and almost lit the woods on fire, but that's only tangentially related.
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There's Brooklinen, which offers financing plans for $313 sheet sets and has 231,22015 followers on its tangentially related lifestyle Instagram.
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Anyway, the advice is on my mind after reviewing the iPad Pro even though — again — it only really tangentially relates.
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Anyway, the advice is on my mind after reviewing the iPad Pro even though — again — it only really tangentially relates.
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Tangentially, if you would like to change the course of someone's life, it's easy to do by contributing to Kiva.org.
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Having a separate, standalone space for eating and drinking at a cinema may seem only tangentially related to the moviegoing.
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Then we go out and try to score those wins — wins that often are only tangentially related to trade policy.
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And I don't mean this even tangentially, like you certainly could look to Occupy Wall Street, there were artists directly involved.
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But given that the film does depict "The Shop" — the government agency from Firestarter — it's at least tangentially a King adaptation.
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These tangentially connected operations are linked by two things: a common emphasis on property rights and free markets, and Lawrence Solomon.
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The warrant, DreamHost argues, would also require it to hand over any communications that are even tangentially related to the website.
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It's tough to imagine one of its top executives even discussing the purchase of a tangentially related company like Time Warner.
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It may also provide a way to upgrade things only tangentially associated with health, such as height and, more controversially, intelligence.
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UEFA and FIFA have, tangentially, been drawn into the fight, with their interventions cited by some on each side as victories.
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I don&apost think I put myself out there enough, and I only reached out to people tangentially in my network.
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By this time in America they had stopped socializing, so people knew them only tangentially and there were few to tell.
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Her thread of the story, which touches Karma's only tangentially, is not naturalistic but presentational and, as those names suggest, satirical.
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"It was probably a mistake for me to be working on anything tangentially related to social to begin with," Brin said.
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Other elements, like spice mines of Kessel and the navigational hazards surrounding it, are tangentially similar in the films and the novels.
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And then consider the tangentially related Microsoft HoloLens 2, which for the time being, remains a gadget strictly targeted at big business.
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Russia might also be brought in, albeit very carefully and tangentially given the still unfolding drama of Russian intervention in American elections.
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He often diverts questions onto random or tangentially relevant topics, and it's hard to get a succinct answer to a straight question.
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In practice, this would mean making demands on some issues that might seem like purely domestic concerns only tangentially related to trade.
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He tangentially talked about health care for less than a minute, reminding voters about his role in passing the Affordable Care Act.
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And Gram, whose failing health eventually requires Allison to move her into a permanent-care facility, seems only tangentially integrated into the play.
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He even talked like Trump, at times, delivering tangentially related monologues that ping-ponged from subject to subject with little evident connective tissue.
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Most of them are rap-related, but tangentially connected to the world of gangsta rap is the world of Italian-American gangster films.
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It will leave the conspiracy-minded GOP base blindsided once again, and give way to some other tangentially related but probably fruitless inquisition.
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Much of the book's action is only tangentially related to the homes, however, especially the armored car heist that forms the book's spine.
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Those of us who cover any aspect of the entertainment industry, even tangentially, have all heard salacious rumors about someone in the industry.
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Consequently, many lawmakers see it as the best vehicle for their favorite legislation, even if it is only tangentially related to national defense.
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Though these pop culture items are tangentially related to gaming — they're both part of "geek culture" — they do little for the store's appeal.
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As far as the clues go, 14 of the 25, as I see it, were at least tangentially dependent on one's Anglophilia knowledge.
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Mr. Malik, who makes mildly sludgy pop-R&B, got to market first, and also seems at least tangentially interested in the market.
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Shannon Purser quickly shot back, a month later in an interview for a different publication without mentioning Kendrick by name (or indeed even tangentially).
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Instead, the focus should be on something tangentially related, such as distance walked or, in the case of WalkTo, the reward to be earned.
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Something tangentially related to the holidays by merit of winter happening during the film and there being a fireplace involved in many pivotal scenes.
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Tangentially related: We also haven't heard anything new about Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service since it came to Windows at last year's show.
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While musicians tend to win most of the awards at the VMAs, there were several winners tonight who are only tangentially related to music.
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The film's central star, Keanu Reeves, isn't featured, and the demo is divided into two tangentially related sections — one for story, one for action.
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President Donald Trump has found a way to tangentially get into a beef with the people whose job it is to protect his life.
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At this point it appears that T-Mobile is operating with definitions of "unlimited" and "data" that are are only tangentially related to reality.
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To that end, while the original creators are tangentially involved in the process, by and large, the company doing localization is making the decisions.
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Ted Cruz just asked a question that wasn't specific to Russia, but was tangentially related: Do Facebook, Twitter and Google consider themselves "neutral" platforms?
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The passage in this acrostic is tangentially relevant to my ramblings, as it's one explanation of why some of us can not look away.
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If you're tangentially aware of the Baywatch franchise, you know that it involves beautiful humans running elegantly on the beach — despite the Malibu Beach heat.
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In his New York Times column, Brooks scolds Cruz (and tangentially Donald Trump) for running a campaign based on promising violent responses to apocalyptic threats.
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Very quickly, Jonah, tangentially you have China working on the North Korea issue whether they are helping or not, and that factors in as well.
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" The most recent ads Moore's campaign has put out have touched on abortion only tangentially, with mention that he will support "conservative Supreme Court judges.
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The majority, however, are at least tangentially concerned with bigger questions — questions that the heightened, high-stakes genre of horror is particularly good at exploring.
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Traditional web search excels at providing ranked search results, but results can be dated or only tangentially relevant, and search engines can't answer subjective questions.
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That includes GIFs from previous games of players celebrating, or even pop culture GIFs such as tangentially relevant quotes from Seinfeld or other TV shows.
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A precursor demo to Life is Strange 2, Captain Spirit tells a story set in the same universe but only tangentially related to the sequel.
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"A lot of ESA's complaints are, at most, tangentially copyright-related," Meredith Rose, a copyright expert and lawyer at consumer group Public Knowledge told Motherboard.
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They're tangentially connected but the main takeaway is that you are an interloper in a strange world where pretty much everything wants to kill you.
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I had to formally kinda step away because I was doing The Nightly Show and I was only involved tangentially last year as a consultant.
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The peace between these factions was facilitated by a tangentially related circumstance: Both the United Kingdom and Ireland had by then joined the European Union.
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"I asked them to look into the allegations that related to my client, which tangentially involved Joe Biden in a massive bribery scheme," Giuliani said.
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Even if it were possible, the odds of convincing them all to submit yet another comment, on a topic only tangentially related, seem virtually nil.
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The Super Bowl seems to inspire some of the most inspired tangentially related content for any topic, and none of it enhances the Super Bowl experience.
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The Giants also had the N.F.L.'s worst defense, a sector of the team that was only tangentially under the purview of the offense-minded Coughlin.
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In corporate social responsibility, social enterprises are for-profit companies that reinvest their profit to fulfill a mission that is tangentially related to the business world.
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Feed competes with Huel, Jimmy Joy and another French startup selling meal replacement products, So Shape (only tangentially as So Shape is focused on losing weight).
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Ansari devotes entire episodes to topics only tangentially related to the season's "main" story, an ongoing relationship between Dev and his Italian friend, Francesca (Alessandra Mastronardi).
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Tangentially related to Jake Gyllenhaal, I was re-reading a piece you wrote for Grantland in which you talk about how much you love Kevin Spacey.
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It's an unsettling concept: that, via his young, transgender avatar, an alleged rapist could, albeit tangentially, receive a stamp of approval from a significant queer organisation.
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This will happen along with decentralized work which is not actually crypto-related, eg Scuttlebutt and IPFS, and that which is only tangentially related, eg Blockstack.
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With the averages showing Sanders lost black voters by even more — 34 points — the Biden campaign also tangentially brought up race in bashing the Vermont senator.
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Now, all those sections are gone, replaced with an endless feed of recommended videos that may be tangentially related to your interests, spanning the last decade.
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Its strategies for avoiding such a disaster were probably only tangentially affected by a desire to help the Congress and president cover their profligate spending policies.
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So there's some precedent for "Legion," the new superhero-ish series tangentially tied to the X-Men franchise from the writer, director and showrunner Noah Hawley.
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How perfect that this perpetual troublemaker should earn the highest honor in a field he works in only tangentially, because it means he's broken another barrier.
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It paints a gut-wrenching portrait of the immeasurable pain a single murder conviction has, rippling through those even only tangentially involved in the trial decades later.
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And if Ace Hood, Miami's most tangentially important rapper, has a fan in Lil Wayne, then Lil Wayne is absolutely representing the hell out of the 305.
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One major deterrent for potential hires: the prospect of having to pay exorbitant legal fees if they were to find themselves tied, even tangentially, to the investigation.
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They insist that the program should be terminated or at least reined in so that information that tangentially involves American citizens is not shared among intelligence agencies.
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And yet there was a moment during the musical's very long gestation (803 years by some counts) when Mr. Mackie was going to be only tangentially involved.
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Currently, researchers may request data that is only tangentially relevant to their analysis, without realizing that it captures sensitive information that could unnecessarily jeopardize the entire request.
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It arrived, feebly and tangentially, when Marge and Lisa talked about why a book promoting racist stereotypes Marge had once enjoyed as a girl was now considered offensive.
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But Lyons isn't joining a model-or-designer-search-style competition — the fact that her next venture touches fashion tangentially proves her taste goes beyond what we wear.
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Tangentially, while debates are not Jeb Bush's strong suit, he was far more focused and relaxed tonight, perhaps because he wasn't distracted by the Orange One for once.
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Bryan's case illustrates the strong appetite among investors for insight into ISS's thinking, turning former employees who were even tangentially involved in ISS's recommendations into sought-after experts.
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Instead he's repeatedly attacked the investigators, the news media reporting on the potential connections between his campaign and Moscow, and anyone even tangentially involved in the broader mess.
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Even the gripe about Halloween costumes is tangentially related: the stereotypes they reinforce—of black people as gangsters, say—can contribute to real-world injustice, the students argue.
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The old elixirs of angst and eros bubble up now and then, but tangentially; mainly he was absorbed in moving paint around in his impulsive, whiplash, kinetic manner.
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Our analysis shows that about 60 percent of the debate was spent talking about things that were either completely unrelated to the question or maybe just tangentially related.
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"Return" was tangentially interpreted here, but it is embedded in the very condition of Gaza, which is perhaps the largest, most crowded and confined refugee camp of all.
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Critics say the language is so broad it could apply to virtually anyone, no matter how tangentially connected to the health care procedure or service they consider immoral.
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"What I learned, and I'm very satisfied with, is the special prosecutor will have the breadth of scope necessary to follow all leads — directly and tangentially," Issa said.
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Most Republicans, however, stuck to the White House talking points—which, tangentially, the White House sent to Pelosi's office on Wednesday, before following up with a recall email.
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Fueled by the fear of missing out on the next big e-thing, freewheeling venture capitalists and speculators poured money into companies that appeared only tangentially internet-related.
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Instead, parents are having a different kind of conversation with their children — they've been forced to have premature conversations about topics that aren't even tangentially related to policy.
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Jalsevac makes explicit the logic of so many leaders on the religious right: Character is fundamentally private and only tangentially related the public work of policymaking and politics.
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It is also worth noting that the campaign only includes 3D renderings of the firefighting drone and a load of videos that are only tangentially related to the project.
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Tangentially, companies like Grace are beginning to enter the market, positioning themselves as tech-enabled "concierges" for people planning for, and recovering from, the death of a loved one.
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Media buzz around mass shootings is essentially the leading edge of a progressive political strategy on guns whose main goals are only tangentially related to what's happening on television.
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And then immediately after that, everything was [telling us] "you guys should take a swing" — at some big [property] that is tangentially related to the script we had written.
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Her new film, which she adapted from several short stories by Maile Meloy, is a departure: three tangentially linked stories, set in small-town Montana, about four beleaguered women.
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As a new episode in The New York Times' documentary series Retro Report shows, though, the truth behind the Egbert incident was much more complex and only tangentially related.
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In the months that this virus spreads, ebbs, and even fades, its impact may be felt unexpectedly, chillingly, tangentially as adversaries see opportunity and sense loss in its wake.
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So each year I visit the host city at least once during the season, talk to the host committee and interview people associated with the game, even if tangentially.
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Green had been working on a tangentially-related movie about sexual harassment on college campuses when the New York Times published allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct against Weinstein.
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They touch one another tangentially, someone's head resting on someone's shoulder for a moment; or two people embrace, at once collapsing onto each other and holding each other up.
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The Catholic Church faces an impossible task this week as its leaders discuss how to respond to sexual abuse scandals, and tangentially, how to address homosexuality in the church.
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In context, Trump's "animals" comment was simply part of a riff; something at best tangentially related to the conversation that he and Mims had been having up to that point.
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But that's what key people in Trump's orbit worry is happening, tangentially, with the Southern District's investigation of Michael Cohen and his illegal activities while working at the Trump Organization.
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My girlfriend and [Dave's] wife are super active on social media because of their jobs, so I tangentially have a lot of exposure to that stuff, and so did he.
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Tangentially, it reminded me of the scene in The Incredible Hulk where the Big Guy picks up Betty Ross and carries her to a cave in the middle of nowhere.
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Mr. Smith, the Microsoft official, was speaking Thursday at a congressional hearing tangentially related to the Apple case, one focused on international legal conflicts related to data flowing across borders.
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The simple answer is that brands like KFC are tiptoeing into gameplay to attract consumers — to make them invested in a game tangentially related to what they're trying to sell.
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It will help, though, that potential recruits will see that cybersecurity is no longer being treated as a lesser discipline and only tangentially related to warfare and defense at large.
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The newspaper reported that Ramirez merely became tangentially connected to the drug case when a suspect name-dropped the slugger during an arrest in an unsuccessful attempt to avoid suspicion.
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There are many, many Reddit threads about this very thing, but there have only been a few remotely scientific surveys that even tangentially touch on Americans' attitudes about the subject.
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And a hundred other small -- and not-so-small -- moments in which Trump has flirted with or outright embraced ideas that are only tangentially tied to known and accepted facts.
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It would honestly be a shame if the ultimate resolution of the Trump presidency were for the president to be brought down for financial crimes only tangentially related to Russia.
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That's not to mention such essential viewing as the Rankin-Bass stop-motion TV specials, The Grinch, and miscellaneous Christmas-set genre pictures that get tangentially caught under the umbrella.
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I was just some nobody who was sort of tangentially connected to McSweeney's(and on my way out, by which I mean soon to be fired, but that's another story).
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He contacts anyone he can find who is even tangentially related to me: whether it's journalists who have interviewed me (I'm a writer), employers, or events that are hosting me.
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Shielded under the canopy of geometry and architecture, the show is a tame though aesthetically pleasing display of art that refers to the turmoil of Middle Eastern politics only tangentially.
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Other pieces were tangentially connected to it, including a Comic-Con video asking people if gamers should be a protected class, and an "opinion piece" about needing a gamer president.
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This raises, at least tangentially, the necessity doctrine where all of the judges who have jurisdiction are somehow disqualified from the case because they have an interest in the outcome.
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There have been riveting episodes on what it's like to be a Taliban captive, but Bergdahl's potential status as a traitor has, for the most part, only been touched on tangentially.
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Tangentially, the Times reported that the average YouTube "star" — someone with 3 to 7 million followers — can command nearly $190,000 on average for a single sponsored post placed on their channel.
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The second is that it includes a gratuitous list of progressive measures—including a federal jobs guarantee, a universal basic income, and universal health insurance—only tangentially related to climate policy.
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In offshore finance, one shell company often leads to another tangentially related one, which, in the end, tends to lead to an empty post office box somewhere warm with few regulations.
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Sessions and the Justice Department have taken a lead role in announcing and defending the administration's immigration efforts on a number of fronts -- including some that only tangentially involve the department.
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The Civil War, which first aired in 1990, can be understood as being tangentially about Vietnam: It was a call for national unity decades after another war tore the country apart.
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A triple murder in a Waffle House sets off a series of odd events for those investigating the crime (Wilson and Danson) and those tangentially connected to it (Dunst and Plemons).
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There is one fascinating section in which she links gentrification in Harlem in the 1920s to the rise of gay house parties, but it feels only tangentially related to her argument.
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Rodriguez uttered blunt statements that were only tangentially related and interspersed with bizarre, long pauses that gave the listener the opportunity to really dig into how stupid and funny they were.
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But in the background of a scene in Big Hero 6, which is only tangentially involved in the Marvel universe, there's the costume of Black Talon, the evil voodoo chicken man.
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The event was supposed to be the alt-right's zenith, coming into its own as a real political force with real political power — and, tangentially, grabbing the ear of the president.
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A far-reaching measure that is considered must-pass legislation, the annual defense bill is frequently a magnet for lawmakers trying to attach policy provisions only tangentially related to national security.
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King wants to package many of the less-controversial proposals into this year's National Defense Authorization Act, a must-pass bill that frequently becomes a grab bag for tangentially related legislation.
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It helped that the story seems to involve, if only tangentially, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Florida congresswoman who is the former chairwoman of the committee and an ally of Hillary Clinton's.
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In other cases, the issues are more tangentially related to economics, and more directly to a changing America: Republican voters tend to be more concerned with issues like immigration and crime.
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Some include Mr. Ai, the art-star activist and observer, tangentially involved, hoping to shine a brighter light on the refugees' plight before moving on to his next crisis or exhibition.
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TARP, the 2008 financial rescue package, has become an issue in the Democratic primary race only tangentially, as it relates to whether Bernie Sanders did or didn't vote for an auto bailout.
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The group will push for the package to be very tightly focused on aid for people affected by Harvey, with no tangentially related add-ons that would make the bill more complicated.
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But I would say tangentially that the low participation rate is due to a lot of factors other than the cyclical recovery — I think there's some longer-term issues going on there.
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The second is that it included a gratuitous list of progressive measures—including a federal jobs guarantee, universal basic income and universal health insurance—that are only tangentially related to climate policy.
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Several forums dedicated to sex work advertising, and even some websites only tangentially involved in intimate meetups, like the Craigslist personals section and niche dating sites, proactively closed before FOSTA became law.
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Any transaction that passes through an American bank or insurance company, even tangentially, or uses the dollar, or involves an American citizen working for a foreign company, is theoretically subject to sanctions.
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Our writers have a free hand to cover the intersection of sports and politics, sports and pop culture, sports and business, or, frankly, just about any topic even tangentially related to sports.
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Our writers have a free hand to cover the intersection of sports and politics, sports and pop culture, sports and business, or, frankly, just about any topic even tangentially related to sports.
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Mueller has also spun off tangentially related probes to other offices, including to U.S. Attorneys in New York and Washington, D.C. "It would be extremely difficult to end the investigations," Sandick said.
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Earlier Thursday, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, speaking at a congressional hearing tangentially related to the Apple case, said the software maker would file a brief backing Apple next week.
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So while trying to figure out why he's avoiding the spotlight, superfans, friends, mentees and people who may tangentially know him get to throw out theories and absurd ideas and see what sticks.
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While Simmons is a figurehead who shaped early hip-hop, his actual executive and decision-making power in music hasn't existed for over a decade — he is tangentially in the industry, at best.
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The National Rifle Association's propaganda arm has gone after many issues tangentially related, in the group's mind, to gun rights: overbearing liberalism, the fake news media, and even teenage survivors of gun violence.
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Inada, who was tangentially connected to the scandal, told opposition lawmakers she did not have a relationship with Kagoike or or his company, Moritomo Gakuen, when she was asked about it in parliament.
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Trump was only tangentially involved in the week's biggest stories: Bill O'Reilly getting fired from Fox News, the upcoming French election, and Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to hold snap elections in Britain.
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Finally, it's only tangentially to do with food, but the other day, my colleague Brett Anderson unearthed this gem of a piece the great Washington Post restaurant critic Phyllis Richman wrote in 2013.
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He was tangentially involved in Apollo 11, the mission that put Neil Armstrong on the moon, and assumed a key role when NASA decided to demonstrate that it could accomplish a pinpoint landing.
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It has already brought cases that appeared to be only tangentially related to political corruption — which experts agree is rife in China — suggesting that its mandate includes securing the Communist Party's political control.
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"Star Wars" films have gallivanted all over galaxies far, far away, but the stories have remained Skywalker-adjacent, or at least tangentially connected to the narrative introduced decades ago in the original trilogy.
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Having worked in Eric Cantor's majority leader office and, thus, tangentially with the Virginia congressional delegation, I was always struck by the reaction of colleagues whenever the 2007 Virginia Tech shooting was mentioned.
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In 2017, that artificial intelligence was further refined, and it learned to pull videos tangentially related to what users already liked in order to both expand their horizons and keep them watching longer.
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The show is partly set on a college campus, and the sisters are all tangentially connected to an ongoing case of campus sexual harassment and assault that has left a girl in a coma.
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The prosecution previously argued that the public defenders assigned to Chapo had a conflict of interest because other lawyers in their association briefly represented other drug traffickers who are tangentially involved in the case.
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"The underlying events that gave rise to the indictment have been extensively covered by the media, such that even persons tangentially involved have already been identified and exposed in the press," Judge Wigenton wrote.
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The NCLR was tangentially associated with the Curiel scandal when the Trump camp associated the judge's membership in La Raza Lawyers of San Diego, a Hispanic bar association, with the national civil rights group.
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It is a recognition that the leaders of the three branches of government should not have to concern themselves with a potential criminal prosecution when any decision they make could tangentially affect their assets.
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Horse is out of barn The president's speech rightly addressed the problem of extremist Islamist groups in the region, but only tangentially referred to the next phase of the battle that is already underway.
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After a rather generic hunt that featured a too-long shootout sequence, the team busted the lab, but the shadowy Oscar later told Jane that those researchers were only tangentially related to her story.
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Adding fuel to my "this relationship is for press" celebspiracy theory are not one, not two, but THREE major events that happened tangentially to the big relationship reveal that cannot be mere coincidences. 1.
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What you get, is a seemingly endless parade of stories that tangentially involve nightclubs in some capacity and are linked only by one tenuous, battered, threadbare thread: all of them are incredibly, incredibly depressing.
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The rush of upstart brands signing N.B.A. players is a testament to the league's ever-expanding popularity; even being tangentially associated with the league gives the brands some credibility with young consumers, they insist.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Sanders' climate plan sets a wide range of goals only tangentially (at most) related to the climate crisis, such as promoting unions, constructing affordable housing and rebuilding roads and water systems.
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Kadyrov apparently managed to smooth relations with Putin, but the fact that people even tangentially related to Chechnya's political élite had been arrested on murder charges marked an unprecedented moment in Putin-era politics.
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" Cuomo replied, disbelievingly, as Giuliani struggled to make a distinction between Ukraine investigating Biden and "look[ing] into allegations that related to my client, which tangentially involved Joe Biden in a massive bribery scheme.
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These works are only tangentially about Kennedy's presidency or his assassination, and in that way, they are probably more instructive about our own era than Kennedy's — shared history told through a self-preoccupied lens.
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In addition to these heavily biased online posts, the researchers found that many tangentially related articles in the Russian publications contained "GMO click bait," that is, embedded links to articles with a decidedly negative tone.
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While some could argue that porn and sex education can be somewhat tangentially related to each other, it's probably safe to say that when you're searching through, say, PornHub, you're not looking for sex ed.
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If he's willing to lie and dissemble about little details like this, which only tangentially touch on Ford's allegations, then why would we assume he's telling the truth about the bigger criminal, career-ending allegation?
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Ghostface's video is the latest iteration of an ongoing beef with Shkreli, which relates only tangentially to the former pharma executive's legal problems in New York federal court, where he is charged with securities fraud.
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The second interpretation of Apple's tactic is simply that, as the firm stops growing, it will become increasingly tempted by speculative bets on things that are only tangentially related to its core area of expertise.
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It is partially a prolongation of Alfred Barr's abstract art family tree of 1936, but the Tate chose to do away with all links to the world beyond art, something that Barr did include tangentially.
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Somewhat tangentially, I also contacted Patreon over whether the company would be pursuing some kind of action against Hatreon for what is almost certainly a trademark violation — the company would not confirm or deny it.
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Whether it's domestic violence and access to reproductive health care or other pressing issues that are tangentially related, it is imperative that we see the parallels between these issues that so gravely impact people's lives.
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Unlike many chefs who keep their heads down and their focus on the kitchen, she is not afraid to raise her voice — about religion, immigration, entitlement, gratitude and other topics only tangentially related to food.
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I wasn't into witchcraft at the time—I was just someone in the neighborhood, who was tangentially interested in yoga and tarot and all that, but I was working too much to have a spiritual practice.
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This controversy alone doesn't explain why there's swastikas on top of Reddit right now, though—there's at least one more layer that is at least somewhat tangentially related to r/the_donald's ongoing anger at Reddit's administrators.
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BuzzFeed started reporting on latest theories about Jenner's sudden departure from social media; Twitter hashtags asking questions started trending; comments on Instagram posts for anyone even tangentially related to the Kardashian family started asking about Kylie.
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For instance, the DETER Act could extend the current ban on U.S. companies' involvement in energy projects located in Russia to projects worldwide, prohibiting U.S. participation in projects that are even tangentially connected to Russian companies.
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Should an expected Finals rematch between the Cavaliers and Warriors arrive in June, Thompson will be one of the most important players on the floor—and that importance is only tangentially related to his rebounding prowess.
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As a reporter, it's annoying to have officials stymieing your efforts to inform the public — but it's a telling sign, too, of the psychological impact a tragedy like this can have on everyone involved, however tangentially.
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The documents needed to verify a person's identity and residence for a Real ID — things like a passport, birth certificate, and Social Security card — are tangentially related to their citizenship, immigration status, and even economic security.
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I hadn't stepped foot into a temple since my bat mitzvah almost two decades before, and had spent the years since only tangentially connected to my Jewishness, but suddenly it was the only thing that mattered.
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Allison Mack, a former actress who gained popularity from her role on Smallville, has been making headlines for her involvement in the inner circle of the "sex cult" NXIVM (pronounced 'nexium'), and now Watson is tangentially involved.
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Colony Capital CEO and Tom Barrack probably can't wait for October to end, after a month in which he has been at least tangentially involved in both the nation's largest cultural scandal and its largest political scandal.
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Post Malone, a singer and rapper tangentially connected to the SoundCloud community, rose to the top of the Hot 100 toward the end of 2017 with "rockstar," a song that makes success sound as joyless as possible.
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Since art categorizable as "art for art's sake" is usually produced tangentially to hopes of making money, of reaching a large audience or of being immediately useful, it tends to be the darling of the many-degreed.
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The posts that did touch on it, at least tangentially, framed it as a win for Trump, further evidence of his 4-D chess negotiating skills or just another opportunity to burn "Crooked Hillary" or the media.
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Since then, the tabloids have put Pitt with almost every woman he's been tangentially associated with, from Kate Hudson to Charlize Theron to Search Party's Alia Shawkat to a married professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The State Department, which was only tangentially involved in the Astana talks, said in a statement that it supported any effort "genuinely" aimed at creating "a credible, peaceful resolution," but that it had concerns about Iran's role.
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Days later, it was Nunes who took on the task of trying to find that evidence — or, more accurately, to find some tangentially related stuff that Trump and his allies could pretend was evidence for his claim.
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One law enforcement official who had been briefed on the case cautioned that there was no evidence linking the two men to the killing and that the theft of the hay was discovered "tangentially" to the murder investigation.
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Peg McDuff, the detective who arrives at the end of the first act, is only tangentially related to Shakespeare's Macduff — and unlike the movie's detective, played by Christopher Walken, is a woman: that reliable old pro Megan Lawrence.
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For years, I'd been seeing Barbara Skelton cited in books about literary London in the 20th century, and every time she was mentioned, however tangentially, I knew that she was someone I had to spend more time with.
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Multiple Reddit and Twitter threads from people who use the site daily cite the same issues: none of these videos are even tangentially related to what they were watching, and it makes using YouTube a more uncomfortable experience.
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"Never intended for public consumption (though some clips did reach the cassette in the OK Computer reissue) it's only tangentially interesting," reads the post, which the band's PR firm says was written by lead guitarist and keyboardist Jonny Greenwood.
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Markel was tangentially related to the case (he was reportedly contacted as a legal consultant), but while this particular angle into Markel's death came up empty, Shaer discovered that Markel's murder had quite a few twists of its own.
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Instagram's reported censorship of the hashtag #woman—and of any hashtag even tangentially related to female sex workers—comes less than a week before the national day of lobbying on June 1 and International Whores' Day on June 2.
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The fact that said content is often only tangentially related to the radio station's main programming or format is irrelevant because the "morning zoo" style programs that draw listeners to these stations and brands aren't bound by such things.
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Dame Agatha happens to figure tangentially in this uncommonly clever whodunit, which makes plentiful references to her books, plot twists, settings and even the 11 days in 1926 when she inexplicably disappeared — all while coming across as madly original.
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Last summer's surprise hit is back for a second season, this one related only tangentially to the first: Our connection is through Bill Pullman's detective character, but otherwise it's a new case, with a new murder and new characters.
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They will finally meet in a Swiss cafe, filmed hazily through a window (Jarred Alterman's cinematography is consistently dreamy); yet Zanco's romantically fuzzy aspect is fitting in a film that feels only tangentially concerned with corporate control of art.
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He was also tangentially involved in one of Artforum's most incendiary moments from the 19963s: a 1974 issue of the magazine that featured a color photograph of the artist Lynda Benglis nude and holding a dildo between her thighs.
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He'd earlier become tangentially familiar with Rally Road, a Social Leverage portfolio company that sells to investors stakes in classic cars, and wondered if he couldn't apply a similar idea to one of his great personal passions: card collecting.
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Tangentially, I see the embrace and acceptance of the self-taught artist and the DIY, independent, or artist-run art fair model as related to an increasingly inclusive, curious-minded understanding of how art can function in modern society.
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And I think maybe that's probably the lesson they're learning with Ghost Recon, is that if they were going to do a sequel, it needed to be like so tangentially different or like 13 years later, you know what I mean?
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Ryan has urged these talks along, and has stayed tangentially involved via texts and calls over the past two weekends, but he and his leadership team aren't taking an active role in spurring them along, according to multiple GOP aides.
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I cannot, in all honesty, claim to notice any discernible difference in the flavour of the meat itself, even though this was once, tangentially a cow and the sausage roll was—in an abstract way at least—once a pig.
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And I just knew that it was not a substantial role on the page, and the character is sort of tangentially involved in the plot in ways that you discover a little deeper if you look closer at the film.
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Pinterest introduced Lens earlier this year as an attempt to continue expanding its tools for users to look at a product and immediately point them to an array of new ideas or products that might be closely or tangentially related.
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It is the longstanding relationship between Colangelo and Hornacek that tangentially connects to Jackson, the Knicks' team president, whose coaching search had become a "Where's Waldo?" mystery based on his clandestine wanderings while reaching out to a small sampling of candidates.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — This is only tangentially related to today's puzzle by Sam Trabucco, but his theme reminded me that November is also "Movember," an annual event where men grow mustaches in return for donations to research into men's health issues.
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I have so many complicated responses to David Harrower's 2005 play, "Blackbird" (at the Belasco), that trying to separate what I feel about the subject tangentially and what Harrower achieves in his meaningful ninety-minute drama is hard to do.
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LEADING THE DAY INVESTIGATIONS, MUELLER PROBE, MICHAEL COHEN: Three branches of government are in the news today in a widening tangle of probes and protests spun off or tangentially tethered to Russia's interference with the U.S. election and Donald Trump.
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Yet the Showtime series feels more compelling by tangentially making its case, whereas the CBS All Access drama loses something by leaning directly into an anti-Trump stance, to the point of bashing the viewer over the head with it.
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If you're a straight person who's friends with any queer women, or people who ever identified as queer women at any point over the past decade and a half, you're probably at least tangentially aware that The L Word is back.
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In his cover story interview with Rolling Stone, a brave journalist asks Lamar if he's aware that he is tangentially involved in one of the juiciest feuds, apparently spurring from drama years ago when Swift allegedly stole Perry's dancers for her tour.
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The Navigant list also included GM among the very top tier of companies with potential in the world of autonomous driving, which is a win for startups tangentially since that company picked up Cruise Automation to help boost its autonomous technology program.
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The ads, which come in both 60-second and 30-second versions, rifle through some of Mr. Trump's more contentious platforms, then cuts in with either news reports or video clips of members of the Republican House either directly or tangentially offering support.
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Find that press release for literally anything your company has announced within the past 20 years that even tangentially entailed investing in factories, premises or people in the United States, edit it to attribute the move to Trump's welcoming policies, and reissue it.
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Unlike Atlanta, a city where, as one of my archivist friends from there jokes, everyone who was even tangentially involved with the civil rights movement has been interviewed three or four times, Richmond has not delved deeply into its civil rights past.
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There's a way to play with this tension within Tony, this divide between the man who wants to right the wrongs he's been tangentially responsible for but also wants to lead a new life mostly free of superhero excitement, with his beloved partner.
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While Hecker's installation won't feel particularly surprising for anyone even tangentially in touch with the experimental music scene — more like something covering well-tested ground but with a higher production value — it is certainly nice to see the museum moving into less object-centric territory.
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After the members of that cell were killed or captured, France has seen repeated smaller-scale attacks by people inspired or tangentially tied to ISIS, which has called upon supporters to plan and undertake solo attacks using whatever is available, usually cars or knives.
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Unfortunately, as with nearly everything that is tangentially related to the Trump Presidency, Wilkie's nomination has devolved from legitimate questions about his qualifications to blatant character assassination on the part of political rivals who vehemently oppose any action taken by the man who nominated him.
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Cepeda Derieux wrote that the ACLU takes no position on the broader merits of the case — or, tangentially, on the issue of Puerto Rican statehood — but urged the justices to use the case as a vehicle to scrap the Insular Cases once and for all.
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For Tencent, the possible acquisition of UFC could also represent the natural evolution of its previous successes: As the largest internet company in China, the best way to continue to grow may be to sidestep into tangentially related businesses—in this case, real life sports.
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Epic superhero crossover flick Avengers: Infinity War is the only thing some people want to talk about, and while it's very exciting awaiting spoilers about the fate of Chris Evans' Captain America, there's someone else tangentially related to the Marvel Cinematic Universe we need to discuss.
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Also, tangentially, there's a whole massive scandal going on with President Trump and Russia that's escalated in recent days, what with Trump's son, Donald Jr., tweeting out a series of emails ("in order to be totally transparent") in which he was offered incriminating information about Hillary Clinton.
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I'm exaggerating slightly, but outside of a scene with Tyrion and Varys striding around Meereen (in which a beggar woman is prominently featured), every other storyline in the episode was either directly centered on a woman who stood up to have her revenge or tangentially about that.
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In 2016, David Cay Johnston's The Making of Donald Trump—published by Melville House after the big houses shrugged it off—and the Post's Trump Revealed (published by Scribner) were bestsellers, but sales of both paled in comparison to books that approached Trump's support more tangentially.
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But his take still gets at the key reason this shooting received the mass media attention that a previous, technically "mass" shooting in New York last month did not: it involved, if only tangentially, names like 50 Cent and TI—prominent figures in American pop culture.
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Rather, it's about the way the Democratic primary — from TV media coverage to online debates that are only tangentially related — is just one more thing that tells American women the depressing truth about what's it's like to be a woman trying to do things in America today.
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The rest of the agenda Hanging over the whole talks are such broader issues as strategic partnerships in other parts of the world and, tangentially, the looming talks between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as France continues to participate in the global sanctions effort.
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This policy is not bipartisan in any meaningful sense, it is not likely to be political popular, it's not all that great as policy to being with, and it is naive to see it as a gambit that arises primarily, or even tangentially, from environmental concerns.
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Although Jason is reluctant to align himself—however tangentially—with a subculture that recently made headlines after a self-described member was charged with killing ten people in a Toronto van attack, he posts on braincels in between publishing personal ads for women to talk to on the phone.
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I am writing about Tinder because it's now a legal requirement that any article that's even vaguely, tangentially and tenuously linked to that amorphous blob of STIs and vintage sportswear that we think of as 'young people' must mention Tinder because Tinder is a thing young people use.
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The cool thing about picking up a job that's on a totally different end of the spectrum as your full-time position: If it is unrelated or only tangentially related, it may motivate you on days when exhaustion threatens or when you can't imagine doing any more work.
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By 2014 — two years shy of its tenth anniversary — Twitter had become central to the GamerGate controversy, ostensibly a dispute about issues of sexism and progressivism in gaming but on Twitter, a free-for-all of harassment and doxing of any woman even tangentially involved in the discussion.
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If you're advertising a product targeted to parents, you shouldn't just test into parenting shows, you should also consider testing into shows with hosts who are parents, but have content not at all or tangentially related to parenting, like Your Mom's House, with Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky.
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Jakks Pacific Skid Shot 30 Okay, yes, the Skid Shot 13 has skid in the title, and probably makes you think of skid marks and that one summer of nastiness where you're brother refused to wipe, but the $20 Skid Shot 30 is only tangentially related to the bum hole.
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Belcher said that the way to engage is to hammer a compelling message on fighting against discrimination, alluding tangentially to a fear that black voter turnout — black women, for instance, trail both Latino and AAPI women in vote likelihood, according to the survey — could be returning to pre-Obama era levels.
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But you could also see it as a metaphor for anyone who came to something called Twin Peaks wanting a story about the people of Twin Peaks, not a show full of other shows that are tangentially Twin Peaks or fill the time simply to speak coded things about Twin Peaks.
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For all that we tell ourselves that restraint and minimalism are important artist tools, that, no, we don't need to hear songs in a club to have a good time, deep down we're all longing for something that's even tangentially linked to the verse-chorus-verse structure we grew up with.
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There's an interesting lesson in the fact that Paul Manafort is being brought down by criminal money laundering and tax evasion charges that are at best tangentially related to his work for Trump's campaign — there's a lot of white-collar crime happening in America that people are getting away with.
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Many, to some extent, allow you to change settings in order to prevent loud WOW HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT THIS THING TANGENTIALLY RELATED TO THE STORY YOU CLICKED ON JK OF COURSE YOU HAVE BECAUSE I'M TELLING YOU FUN RIGHT I KNOW video from blasting you the moment you open a webpage.
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There are moments in which the show feels like it's packing in several exhibitions into one, making it easy to lose the thread in an exhibition with works by nearly 30 artists and collectives, all loosely, if not tangentially, connected by themes of alternative myth-making, border cities, militarized landscapes, and indigenous histories.
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The rebrand of a subsidiary that has little to do with the iPhone highlights that Apple is a middle-aged company as tech giants go: It has a lot of history and has some legacy parts that are only tangentially linked with the company's current primary business centered around selling mobile devices.
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It's a useful way for fans to catch up on top plays, but as a British person living in Japan — only tangentially aware that basketball even exists — I was hoping the NBA's chatbot would help me work out why people in my Twitter timeline are so obsessed with Curry all of a sudden.
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Most of "Talk to Me" is only tangentially related to the making of Dadbot; it's actually a deep history of the technology that made such a robot father possible, how we came to be on the cusp of truly conversational, natural-language technology that can hear and understand us, and talk back.
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Four dead, killed in another country we are not at war with, by a group only tangentially covered by the long-outdated Authorization to Utilize Military Force, the vague 2628 congressional approval to attack those who "planned, authorized, or committed" the 28500/6900 attacks; AQIM wasn't even designated a terror organization until 2628.
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The 37-year-old director of sustainability at Lyft has been tangentially involved with the ride-hailing company since it was known as Zimride years ago, but only joined the company in March 2018, after more than a decade at Google working to reduce the environmental effect of the search giant's massive data centers.
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Fletcher digs up most of them through his personal network, also accepting submission from friends, but artists have been seeking him out since the first edition When asked about the name, Fletcher reveals it's only tangentially related Spain, and is more a symbol of an internationality–also a reference to his brother's favorite soccer team.
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Racism and color hierarchy are us, as much as — sometimes more than — the ideals of democracy and fairness... The devaluing of black people that perpetuates bad policing descends from slavery, the national trauma that too often gets passed off as a terrible but isolated event in time — done, over with, only tangentially bearing on our national consciousness now.
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SM: So, a judge actually wrote in an opinion that's only tangentially related to this, and I won't get into it, but she wrote the House is in the middle of an impeachment inquiry, which means as far as the courts are concerned, like the court precedent right now is that they didn't have to vote.
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Alongside EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, a former Oklahoma attorney general who once worked tangentially with the fossil fuel industry to oppose Obama-era regulations, the Trump administration has so far issued a flurry of EPA-focused executive orders, proposed employee buyouts, handed down a social media gag order and is proposing significant cuts to the EPA budget.
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What I learned from the ruling, written by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Thomas Tucker of Detroit, is that there's pretty solid precedent – with one big exception - backing the proposition that businesses in the marijuana industry are not entitled to federal bankruptcy protection, even if they're operating in states where pot is legal and are involved only tangentially with marijuana.
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It was the kind of platform that workers warned would be destroyed in FOSTA's wake, and they were right: Even in the days and weeks following its passage in Congress, multiple sex work forums shut down their sites proactively, and even a few tangentially related forums did the same, including fringe-preference dating sites and the Craigslist personals section.
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" Amazon has already streamed some NFL Thursday Night Football games and Ives said the e-commerce giant could also bid for the U.K.'s Premier League soccer rights against British incumbents Sky and BT. Ives noted that Google and Apple remain "wild cards" in the battle for live sports content, with Snap and Twitter "tangentially in the mix.
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King has, at least tangentially, bumped up against Facebook privacy concerns in the past: an organization he founded and chaired on the board, Crimson Hexagon, was suspended by Facebook last year amid an investigation into whether its data harvesting was being used for government surveillance after The Wall Street Journal reported it had contracts with the US, Turkey, and a Kremlin-linked organization.
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" Carlson is hardly the first right-leaning figure to make a pitch for populism, even tangentially, in the third year of Donald Trump, whose populist-lite presidential candidacy and presidency Carlson told me he views as "the smoke alarm ... telling you the building is on fire, and unless you figure out how to put the flames out, it will consume it.
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I spoke with three former PR representatives who were either directly or tangentially responsible for Marchesa accounts who acknowledged that certain publications — New York papers like The New York Post and New York Daily News, along with WWD, Vogue, and celebrity weeklies — were prioritized, but that was the case for any fashion client who relied on red carpet placements for coverage.
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In the lawsuit, Nunes' legal team allege that Mays had "abandoned the role of journalist, and chose to leverage their considerable power to spread falsehoods and to defame" him—such as by including photo and video of Nunes in the article, when the winery had denied Nunes was even tangentially involved with the charity cruise or the management of the winery.
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The programming also includes some of disco's more maligned screen appearances (the fictionalized Village People biopic "Can't Stop the Music," showing Sunday; Sidney Lumet's adaptation of "The Wiz," with Diana Ross as Dorothy and Michael Jackson as the Scarecrow, playing Thursday) and other films, like Alan J. Pakula's superbly paranoid neo-noir "Klute" (Wednesday), in which disco figures only tangentially.
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Pushing the punk party mandate, on top of headlining gigs from Less Than Jake, Sick Of It All, the Fleshtones, and classic album performances from Suicide Machines, Big D and the Kids Table, Planet Smashers, and the Sainte Catherines, that means a collection of more than 150 emerging punk, hardcore, ska, indie, and other tangentially related acts will all be within walking distance May 203-22.
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The IG has published a few high-profile reports tangentially related to the Russia probe, including an August 2019 report that concluded former FBI director James Comey had set a "dangerous example" when he leaked his memos about President Trump to the New York Times in 2017, with the goal of prompting the appointment of a special counsel in the Russia investigation, which happened.
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The sixsome at the center of the show — Alex (Elisha Cuthbert); her former fiancé/on-again, off-again boyfriend Dave (Zachary Knighton); her sister Jane (Coupe) and Jane's husband Brad (Damon Wayans Jr.); Alex and Jane's friend Penny (Casey Wilson) and Penny's college boyfriend turned gay best friend Max (Adam Pally) — seem to exist in a separate universe that's only tangentially connected to reality.
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The former #Squad leader is so existentially present, the title card first reads "What Would Taylor Swift [Do]" before swiping through a list of celebrity names, finally settling on What Would Diplo Do. Viewers are repeatedly tangentially reminded of the "Blank Space" singer when Van Der Beek's Diplo gets into a Twitter feud with a fictionalized version of Swift's ex-boyfriend Calvin Harris (played by British actor Tom Stourton).
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I believe it's especially important to step away from your every day and gather new information and skills only tangentially related to your industry ... It can be scary learning new things, and sometimes it takes a little push to take that step and open yourself up to try, but learning difficult things can build up confidence and an ability to be at ease with being outside of our comfort zone.
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Disney's streaming service will exclusively get Marvel and Star Wars movies Plans are in the works for a series starring Tom Hiddleston as Loki (the complicated villain/anti-hero from the Thor and Avengers movies) and Marvel executives have teased that characters from the now-defunct Netflix/Marvel deal for characters based on The Defenders team (Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist — and tangentially The Punisher) may appear in some form in the Marvel Cinematic Universe down the road.
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The guilty plea of George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE, a former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, did tangentially touch on the campaign in discussing Russian contacts; however, the crime was false statements made to the FBI, not the crimes proclaimed to be clear and established throughout the year.
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