This is when political demagoguery turns from merely worrying to dangerous.
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In "Capitalism, Alone," Milanovic turns from the past to the future.
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Society turns from a locus of cooperation into a battlefield. d.
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In September, our attention turns from the multiplex to the small screen.
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The spreading of German manufacturing weakness slowly turns from risk to reality.
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When it turns from a thing of beauty into its unlovely obverse?
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Toggle off the "Updates" tab so it turns from green to white.
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As the video progresses, it turns from black and white into vibrant color.
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Click the transmission to sport, and the car turns from feral to rabid.
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Something that, over time, turns from something positive and enriching into something draining.
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How quickly, in this passage, he turns from amusement to something approaching desperation.
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If the language turns from aggressive to threatening, Ghostbot blocks the contact altogether.
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Your focus turns from fun and romance to your health and responsibilities today, Leo.
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The major point is whether the virus turns from an outbreak to an epidemic.
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By day two, its slippery black, mirrored surface turns from shiny to covered in fingerprints.
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The movie I watch every year the moment the clock turns from October to November.
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Several emerging market currencies have also felt pressure after dovish turns from their central banks.
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Despite star turns from its flock stars, "Goats" is a lost opportunity to provide one.
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The mask turns from white to chrome (tailor-made for Instagram, or what?) after application.
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Over a mid-afternoon date conversation turns from hot sauce to Tinder, and of course, coffee.
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Ferrero dedicated to him his "Mazurka du Diable", as if he already anticipated breathtaking turns from him.
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Stacey Griffith is a senior master instructor at SoulCycle and the author of Two Turns From Zero.
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The album is joyous and buoyant, with starry guest turns from Kehlani, Ty Dolla $ign, and Nelly.
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The Gjemeni flagship is a convertible couch that turns from stark seating system into a lie-flat futon.
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Ghosts and mayhem ensue along with turns from the likes of Cecily Strong, Andy Garcia and Matt Walsh.
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A few turns from a small hand-turned grinder later, and the fragrant chocolate-brown powder is ready.
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But these playoffs have already featured star turns from Giannis Antetokounmpo, Kawhi Leonard, James Harden and Joel Embiid.
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The company on Wednesday posted a video of the R500T truck performing 360-degree turns from a standstill.
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It's here, where the conversation turns from philosophy to policy, that it seems to me Bostrom's argument gets weaker.
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A partial restart looks increasingly likely as the zinc market narrative turns from current supply famine to future feast.
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This throws things off-kilter, and Anne and Sarah's relationship turns from affection to tolerance, and then to hatred.
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As the calendar turns from 290 and 240, the Affordable Care Act is in disrepair — but it's still here.
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In the video, Heidi turns from ghostly white to yellow, flashes deep red, then goes mottled green and bumpy.
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She turns from ghostly white to yellow, flashes deep red, then goes mottled green and bumpy like plant life.
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The moment he leaves, Abby's mind turns from her personal tragedies to the "gorgeous" person who just walked away.
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The grinder turns from side to side and stirs the cacao water with a touch of corn, sugar, and ice.
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With a few quick turns from his owner's wind up key, Tommy is back up and prancing around once more.
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But pretty soon Nilsson's musical interests would take a series of left turns, from bawdy blues-rock to 250th-century standards.
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When the economy turns from "demand" to "supply," it can trundle along a long time with steady low unemployment and inflation.
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Turn the crank, and you fill its room up with water; smack a button, and it turns from night to day.
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Benjamin Lee, The Guardian: While reportedly taking giant left turns from its source material, there's still something admirably uncompromising about Annihilation.
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You can also observe the progress simply by looking at it sideways, as it turns from raw pink to opaque white.
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As the vegetation turns from semi-arid scrublands to temperate rainforest and the route enters the fertile farming region, opposition intensifies.
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Unlike the first season, Season 2 features directing turns from several women, including Lucy Liu, Salli Richardson-Whitfield and Kasi Lemmons.
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Wiccans celebrate the goddess as she turns from Mother to Crone, and Druids offer libations to Mea'n Fo'mhair, the Green Man.
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Image: National Cancer InstituteWhat happens when a precancerous growth turns from a benign cluster of abnormal cells to a full-blown disease?
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"Yes," the man replies, speaking Arabic with a Saudi accent as he turns from side to side and squats up and down.
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It gradually fills in a progress bar that pops up below the icon and turns from grey back to its original color.
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It is at this point, on the teetering edge of South and Central America, that the journey turns from dangerous to deadly.
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Under the influence of this mentality, evangelicalism turns from a faith into a siege-mentality interest group that reveres a pagan immoralist.
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With the setting enabled, YouTube's background turns from white to black throughout the YouTube experience as you navigate, search and browse its app.
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Sometimes there is just a tree and a setting Sun and a sky that turns from a bright yellow to a deep orange.
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When Dixson says "That's my bad, I guess," Denard turns from the huddle and curses at Dixson before butting heads with the player.
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Apart from that, little else is known about the plot, but you can surely expect an onslaught of twists and turns from Shyamalan.
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The latter half of the ad turns from attacks on Gillespie and Trump to touting Northam and Hispanic Democratic candidates in the state.
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Throw in great supporting turns from the late John Ritter and Bernie Mac, and it's the perfect holiday movie for the post-holiday blues.
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A coin is flipped and you take it in turns from a dominant position trying to force the tap before the opponent can escape.
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The movie was largely enjoyable despite Mr Carrey's overacting, and featured memorable turns from Meryl Streep and Billy Connolly as the orphans' hapless guardians.
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The ice cream spreads out across its sand bed, first losing its color and then its form as it turns from solid to liquid.
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In cold weather, they will register the time and location at which falling water turns from freezing rain to snow, from sleet to hail.
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As you watch, your head turns from side to side to take in the panoramic view — a nineteenth-century way of seeing in itself.
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J.C. Forty-eight seconds in, the bass line drops, thick and grimacing, and "Attention" turns from a mediocre whine to a ferocious middle finger.
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The drink, made with lemon, lime, maple syrup, cayenne, ginger and charcoal turns from yellow to black with a quick shake of the bottle.
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The refrigerant absorbs heat from inside a room as it turns from liquid to gas, then deposits heat outside as it's condensed into liquid again.
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The piece is full of twists and turns, from the small-time beginnings of the hackers' scamming careers to them eventually turning on each other.
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Why all these hairpin turns from these two characters, who apparently can't make up their mind about anything, except that they like sudden plot twists?
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That's not the end of his legacy though—and this is where Bruno's story turns from one of failed sportsmen into one of actual sports.
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The small tree frog emerges from the Brazilian semi-arid Caatinga desert to mate and turns from brown to green when the summer rains arrive.
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LG: The one we saw this year, you knock twice on and when you knock twice, it turns from a display into a transparent window.
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For the past 14 years these two have taken turns from morning to night to patrol Tojinbo—sheer, jagged cliffs near a sleepy Japanese resort, Mikuni.
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But in the weeks since Smollett's story first made headlines, the narrative has taken a number of twists and turns — from assumed tragedy to suspected hoax.
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She's great at watching people and has a knack for seizing on the slippery moment just before the mood turns from strange and funny to sad.
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Typically, the game's hosts rotate through a few regulars, including Sharon Carpenter, Sarah Pribis, and Casey Jost, with occasional guest turns from stars like Jimmy Kimmel.
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Most of us have probably gotten drunk alone at some time or another, and experienced firsthand how quickly the experience turns from novel to depressingly lonely.
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The UN agency and NGO signs that line so many roads in rural Africa are conspicuously absent when the scenery turns from verdant fields to mines.
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Clinton — labor and Silicon Valley moguls, Latinos and white middle-class women — could easily splinter as attention turns from a campaign to the specifics of governance.
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As the ghost of her father (indelibly played by Sean Bean) slips in and out of the frame, she turns from steely survivor to terrified child.
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As sugar turns from pale gold to brown, the chemical reactions result in new flavors: acidity, tang and alcoholic notes, along with a more nuanced sweetness.
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But then, as so often happens in climate-change discussions when the talk turns from diagnosis to remedies, the darkness became the blackness of black comedy.
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The boys have a clock in their room that turns from blue to yellow, and they are usually in our bed less than a minute later.
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Lake Clarity also boasts unsettlingly stellar sound design: When a scene turns from funny to ghoulish, it does so with remarkable speed and bone-crunching effectiveness.
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Instead, the particles could be tossed into the air when nitrogen ice sublimes—turns from a solid into a gas, creating an upward jet of nitrogen gas.
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In her new book, Two Turns from Zero, she reveals that she struggled with self-confidence, which led to her to drink excessively, do drugs and party.
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Certainly, Pompeo and his predecessor, Rex Tillerson, have faced abrupt about-turns from the White House, as a result of trying to fit around Trump's needs before.
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Here, the Upper East Side resident, whose fitness inspiration book, "Two Turns From Zero," will be published in March, shares her favorite skin-care and makeup picks.
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The shorts will arrive on Disney's YouTube channel in July, and will be voiced by their actual actors, featuring turns from Daisy Ridley, Felicity Jones, and Lupita Nyong'o.
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And the dizzying turns from terror to comfort are what gives A Christmas Carol so much emotional power, and ultimately make its iconic ending all the more cathartic.
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Her moment at center stage follows notable turns from some other members of the so-called 2020 caucus, as some on Capitol Hill have labeled the presidentially curious.
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Soon Kevin's attention turns from buying Cara's vote to helping her daughter, a smart girl known as the "class poet" at Patchett, achieve her dreams of attending Vassar.
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Plus, it had one of the TV year's most inspired guest turns, from Paul Giamatti as a rapscallion of a crime novelist with an immense appetite for life.
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In the longer term, the downside turns from risk to near-certainty, he added, with a lower growth track for the Canadian economy than could otherwise be achieved.
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"As the asteroid passes over the Atlantic ocean, its path briefly turns from red to grey -- that is the moment of closest approach," a predictive model from NASA explains.
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Everyone can speak so everyone should be allowed to speak but if you decide to shut down a public hearing that's when turns from free speech to aggressive tyranny.
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Eade plunges into correspondence and unpublished family papers to explore the writer's obsessions with social status and Catholicism, his jackknife turns from affection to contempt, and his torturous ambition.
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Clinton has indicated she would focus on as the campaign turns from Iowa and New Hampshire to the more diverse Nevada and South Carolina — she only glancingly critiqued Mr. Sanders.
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As the bodysuits turns from black to nude, it's as though Kim is signaling to us all that her summer bod is almost ready to emerge from its spandex chrysalis.
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On Tuesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the hosts walk through the story's many twists and turns, from the family's lukewarm apology to Keaton's uncanny resemblance to a certain football star.
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The second season of Stranger Things was full of unexpected twists and turns, from the discovery of the phone-tapping scheme to the surprisingly touching reunion of Dustin and Dart.
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When it breaks up into drops and falls into a solution of calcium chloride (used in foods like tofu and soybean curds), it turns from a liquid to a gel.
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Tortured to insanity and sired by Angelus, Drusilla turns from a pure, innocent Christian girl to a vicious predator who terrorizes Europe and takes gleeful pleasure in torture and murder.
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During The Hunger's first act, he turns from star-crossed lover locked in a torrid affair he believes will continue into infinity into a weak, confused shell of a man.
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Rivian, the electric-truck company set to begin production of its R21.3T pickup and R225S SUV, posted a video of the upcoming R22019T performing 360-degree turns from a standstill.
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Sanders turns from Biden to Buttigieg Since Iowa, Sanders has largely ignored Biden and trained his fire on Buttigieg, whose billionaire donors have become an instant staple of his stump speech.
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The speech also took sharp turns from sentimental to ominous, like the negative part of a campaign ad where the music turns scary and the screen shades to black and white.
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The bride's mother, before becoming a stay-at-home parent, was an actress; her roles included playing Ann Shirley on the soap opera "As the World Turns" from 1982 to 1984.
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Offbeat casting decisions enliven Callahan's otherwise repetitive A.A. meetings, including the reliably odd Udo Kier and marvelous turns from the musicians Beth Ditto of Gossip and Kim Gordon (formerly of Sonic Youth).
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In "The Privilege of Escape," a new public art project by Risa Puno at Onassis USA, the escape room turns from a high-stakes thriller into a disarming demonstration of social inequality.
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As if by magic, her hair turns from blonde to an icy-white — something showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa said is Sabrina canon since in the comics the character's hair is platinum, not blonde.
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Turn the socca out onto a plate, drizzle with at least a tablespoon of good olive oil, season with a little crunchy salt, and at least 6 good turns from your pepper grinder.
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And as it turns from the straightforwardly representational bodies at the top of the painting to the abstracted swirls of the sheets at the bottom, it's on the border between figurative and abstract.
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To get through this, we need a collective and organized response, led by competent and prepared government leaders with the foresight to plan before the problem turns from a crisis to a catastrophe.
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After running for two seasons, the show became a lowkey hit in the UK, bolstered with music from Brian Eno and star turns from Kano and So Solid Crew's Asher D. Then... it ended.
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Maybe if you work at home, or part-time or at any rate not in big cities where the traffic home stalls at the precise moment when your meat turns from luscious to cardboard.
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In the wake of Tillerson's seeming admission that he called his boss a nasty name, the question turns from whether the secretary of state will quit to whether Trump will part ways with him.
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If we have to walk out of NAFTA or those negotiations totally break down, then this steel thing turns from a minor irritant to a major calamity for our economy and our stock market.
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Apparently, wombats' intestinal walls are uneven, which causes the feces to assume the unique shape when it turns from liquid to solid in the final stages of the two-week digestion process, according to CNN.
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Cosimo Marasciulo, head of European fixed income at Pioneer Investments, said the correlation collapse shows central banks have ceased to be the drivers of asset prices as focus turns from monetary policy to fiscal policy.
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Paul Rosenzweig, former deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security , said a critical juncture will be four or so weeks from now when the focus turns from short-term aid to long term assistance.
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Here, she turns from an individual into a cog in history: one of the hundreds of thousands of disabled or mentally ill women forcibly sterilized so as not to infect the Aryan race with inferior genes.
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After being tapped to speak at the Essence Festival in New Orleans, she invites three friends along for a weekend of sharing, caring and boozing, topped with guest turns from the likes of Common and Sean Combs.
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Early reviews have been particularly promising, describing it as the most enjoyable Marvel movie yet, with impressive turns from Spider-Man and Black Panther — both long-time Marvel heroes, but new to this take on the Marvel universe.
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As the Trump administration turns from its targeting of undocumented immigrants to trying to limit the number of legal immigrants allowed to enter and stay in the US, black Americans must never forget that connection or its meaning.
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Fed-up residents tell of contaminated drinking water or no water at all; but only when the movie turns from small-town specifics to the uncertain future of our global water markets does the real chill set in.
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A Coen Brothers classic that has tremendous turns from Josh Brolin as a Texas hunter who finds some money that belongs to some very bad people and Javier Bardem as the toughest guy to ever rock a bowl cut.
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Yet that is, to these eyes, where Phantom Thread finds its juice: in the unpredictability of the third act's turns from sweet to sour, and the corresponding tone of the movie itself, where suddenly, thrillingly, all bets are off.
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Outrage erupted after the nominations were announced without a single non-white actor on the list, in spite of heralded turns from Michael B. Jordan (Creed), Will Smith (Concussion), O'Shea Jackson Jr. (Straight Outta Compton), and a host of other films.
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It's the part that you forget when you're at the pitch-off, when you and your friends are eating ramen, when the world turns from ink to pink and gold and blue as you fly across the country to meet VCs.
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The resulting story sprawls at times, diverted by an unnecessary subplot about a nudist family visiting the island, but when Ragnar turns from an eccentric patriarch into a proper villain, the book hits its stride, with intergenerational conflict and anger spiking.
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At some point, it turns from Mary Warren protesting, to me just being an extension of [Proctor's] brain, and being the part of him that is doubting his own ability to actually go to court and make the truth known.
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"You pass over the Saugatuck River, and there's this little house in Wilton where the road turns from two lanes to one, and when I see it, all of the tension from my neck and back falls away," she said.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday he hoped to have the country "back to work" by Easter, setting the most concrete deadline yet as his attention turns from stopping the onslaught of the coronavirus and toward restarting the ailing US economy.
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Fans of Clinton and Sanders are waging a battle for the hearts and minds of their colleagues, friends and relatives as the Democratic primary turns from the early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire to contests across the country.
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Leaner and prettier than his previous projects (and with strong guest turns from the likes of Frank Ocean, Lil Wayne, and Rex Orange County), it's so compelling because it contextualizes his past behavior instead of simply trying to apologize for it.
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It's a sunny distraction if now also a rueful finale to a career that for about a decade starting in the mid-1990s, enlivened movie screens with grace, range and peerless turns from the likes of Russell Crowe, Kim Basinger and Michael Douglas.
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Stocked with British comedy elites, Emma dwells on the foibles of small-town neighbors struggling to get along, and features particularly winning turns from Alan Cumming and Juliet Stevenson as the officious couple who set out to one-up Emma at every turn.
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LONDON (Reuters) - This year's roaring rally in world equities ran into sand by the end of the quarter, with warning signs from bond markets, U-turns from central banks and persistent trade worries scattering consensus about what happens over the rest of 2019.
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But thanks to brilliant turns from star Ben Platt and Jessica Lange (amongst others), this series about a wildly ambitious teenager (Platt) dead-set on becoming the next president of the United States is the perfect antidote to these politically volatile times.
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It gives you time to contemplate other places in the world, places where people take for granted things like international trains and free movement across borders — and to consider how much is lost when the human mood turns from rails to walls.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - When President Bashar al-Assad turns from the wreckage of Aleppo to assert his authority across a fractured Syria, it will be as a figure who is virtually unassailable by rebels, but still faces great challenges in restoring the power of his state.
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This record feels good when you listen to it in a dark, sweaty club next to your crush or when walking along a busy fluorescently lit street on a hot summer night as the sky turns from cotton candy pink to inky dark blue.
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The conceit is taken even further than you'd expect, and the sight gags are boundless—not to mention legitimately funny turns from people like David Copperfield, Serena Williams, and Michael Sheen, the latter being one of the Samberg-adjacent comedy world's best secret weapons.
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"Every police officer knows that someone in the back of that van, if they're not seat-belted in, they're, because of the inertia from making turns, from making starts, from making stops, they're going to be thrown all over the inside of that van," he said.
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But in The Name of God is Mercy, Tornielli turns from the world's fixation on Francis and his famed displeasure with the ravages of capitalism, and renders a far more contemplative, theologically sensitive picture of the Argentinian priest who now leads the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - U.S. shooter Kim Rhode has a chance to tie a record for the longest consecutive streak of medal-winning performances at this month's Olympic Games, but the six-time competitor shows no surprise when the discussion turns from sports to gun laws.
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That is, if you can restrain yourself from swirling everything together as soon as you get it, as the Frapp melts, it turns from a rich dark chocolate coffee drink into something that tastes like a melted cookies and cream/mint chocolate chip ice cream mash-up.
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Elsewhere in the series, town paragon Cal Jacobs (Eric Dane) seduces underage transwomen to hotel rooms, where he sadistically records their sexual encounters, and 16-year-old Kat (Barbie Ferreira), beset by feelings of insecurity, turns from writing Tumblr fanfiction to secretly working as a cam girl.
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As in the gazebo scene in "Top Hat," which brings Astaire and Rogers's characters closer and closer, the park dance in "La La Land" turns flirting into a performance, complete with a little tapping, a little twirling and several neatly executed barrel turns from Mr. Gosling.
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Featuring smart turns from a great ensemble, a heady Celtic-flavored soundtrack, and teasing pansexual chemistry all around, the story about a racy attempt to pull off Othello with an actual woman in the lead will make you wonder what the Elizabethans were thinking when they banned women from the stage.
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There are also many characters who have Instagram accounts that are currently (but probably not permanently) private: Clay Jensen, Montgomery, Tony Padilla, Justin Foley, Bryce Walker, Courtney Crimsen, Tyler Down, We can learn quite a bit about the upcoming season's twists and turns from the accounts that are currently public.
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Interlaced with exquisite humor and inventive use of the English language (rooted in the Trinidadian vernacular), this story about a frustrated writer who turns from being a failed primary school teacher to a charlatan healer, and later to a popular politician, will open your eyes to what prose can do.
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What makes "Diabetic Lesbians and a Blushing Bride" such a fine example of Mom at its best is the way its pivot point turns from the sweet comedy of a wedding between two older people to the dark drama of Jodi (Emily Osment), a young recovering addict who relapses and overdoses on heroin.
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She's set to release a remix EP Edge of Infinity on Friday, February 5 and with turns from Kiki, Audiohell, Tania Vulcano, and Jose De Devina Kick, it'll be a welcome re-introduction to a stateside audience that has caught up to the dusky perspective Camea had to search abroad to develop.
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McConnell, who is the influential Senate majority leader, was speaking about Trump's efforts in recent days to make his campaign more disciplined and focused, something the candidate and his aides have promised he would do as he turns from the raucous primary fight to the general election race against presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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In the past, Broadway has seen some of Hollywood's A-list actresses take the stage in high-profile projects — including starry turns from Cate Blanchett, Nicole Kidman, Jessica Chastain, Scarlett Johansson, Sally Field, Glenn Close, Jessica Lange, Uma Thurman, Laurie Metcalf, Laura Linney, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Susan Sarandon, Juliette Moore, Sarah Paulson, and more.
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Will and should win: Judith Light Recent winners of the Supporting Actor in a Comedy category have been linked to the winners of Best Comedy, with Modern Family actors Eric Stonestreet and Ty Burrell taking turns from 2010 to 2014, before Veep's Tony Hale broke through in 2015 when the show did the same.
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With a bunch of unknown Romanian actors in front of the camera and voiceover from a slew of famous American names (including Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the titular detectives, as well as supporting turns from Nick Offerman, Jenny Slate, Chloë Sevigny, and more), Comrade Detective is a weird, somewhat dissociative viewing experience.
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In "The Dream of the Architect," the pined-for structure is erected in the consciousness of "the Unemployed Architect," so materially real that dancers appear and delineate its spaces by moving around inside it: Now the dream of the Unemployed Architect Turns from the introspective word to the conflict Of idea and reality in active motion.
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And while the conversation took many twists and turns, from whether or not she and Kanye fart in front of each other to what to expect from the iconic Kardashian-family Christmas card this year of our lord 2017, Kim's real reason for appearing on the show was ostensibly to discuss the latest from KKW Beauty.
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This year's big marquee races across the Sun Belt-the governor's contests in Florida and Georgia along with the Senate races in Nevada, Arizona and Texas -- will offer important clues about whether these states are moving toward the Democrats, or remain leaning toward the GOP, as attention turns from the midterm toward the epic presidential showdown of 2020.
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" As in VanderMeer's real-life encounter, the beast suddenly turns from the group and disappears into the swampland, and the novel's narrator notes its strange posture, "its head willfully pulled to the left as if there were an invisible bridle" and its expression "somehow contorted, as if the beast was dealing with an extreme of inner torment.
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Working firmly within the tradition of New York Jewish humor distinctively mined by the likes of Woody Allen, Neil Simon, Carl Reiner, Herb Gardner, Elaine May and so many others, Baumbach's film for Netflix is more conventionally conceived than some of his best work but benefits from sterling turns from a wonderful cast, most notably Dustin Hoffman and, no kidding, Adam Sandler.
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" As Ms. Gillibrand narrates, the imagery of the video turns from paeans to patriotism to clips of Mr. Trump and the violence spurred by white nationalists in Charlottesville, Va. Ms. Gillibrand lists some of her top policy priorities in the video, including universal health care, paid family leave for all, ending gun violence, a Green New Deal and getting "money out of politics.
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With a mask seal on the face, the clinician begins to pump life-saving oxygen into the patient's lungs while a nurse starts an IV. As the patient turns from blue to pink, the nurse pushes a dose of naloxone into the newly launched IV. Immediately, the patient sits straight up on the gurney and rips the mask from his face and the IV from his arm.
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With so many friends and former teammates on every NHL club, he'll have the authority to bring his boys out whenever a visiting team is in town and lead them straight into a drunken abyss, giving the Knights the one true home-ice advantage in the league as visiting players' focus and attention turns from hockey to scrambling for the nearest hangover bus on game days.
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The entire population could walk with silent, purposeful strides along our charming rural byways and in our masses along the emptied motorways, congregating at the cliffs of Dover just before sunrise, to link arms as the sky turns from black to pink to blue, staring out at the welcoming sea and then diving together to our deaths: at this point, Britain would cease to be, in any meaningful sense, a part of the European Union.
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The broadcast itself felt a bit confused, made up of a montage sequence from BRITs past, pre-taped interviews with artists and second time ceremony host Whitehall, a segment about the last year in British music, and in-studio, "stripped-down" turns from Jess Glynne (her?), George Ezra (good, sorry, not taking any questions at this time), Mabel and Not3s (cute), and Little Mix (full commitment choreo in what genuinely looked like a corridor).
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Read more:The CEO of EV startup Rivian explains why he thinks it will beat Audi, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW with its first 2 electric vehiclesWith Tesla&aposs Elon Musk and Rivian&aposs RJ Scaringe, we have the Henry Ford and Alfred Sloan of electric vehiclesWatch the Tesla Cybertruck&aposs closest rival execute full 360-degree turns from a standstillA Ford exec says the Mustang Mach-E will be profitable immediately — here&aposs why
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The delegate math is starting to look grim for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's rivals, with the front-runner poised to close in on the 1,237 needed to win once the GOP contest turns from proportional states to winner-take-all.
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The Oscar race has been weird enough this year that Kumail Nanjiani and Emily W. Gordon's heartbreakingly funny, ripped-from-their-real-lives tale of love's endurance in the face of hardship has been tipped for awards glory—and rightly so: Even setting aside that it's the rare critically adored romantic comedy (the genre isn't typically a well-reviewed one), The Big Sick features strong performances ranging from Nanjiani's persevering protagonist to emotionally devastating turns from Ray Romano and Holly Hunter.
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Team(s): Indiana Pacers, Oklahoma City Thunder, Los Angeles Clippers2010-20183 averages: 18.8 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.6 steals, 42.9% FG, 38.7% 3FGAll-Star games: 6All-NBA teams: 9 (five All-NBA, four All-Defensive)Awards: Most Improved Player (2012-13)Championships: noneWhat to know: Paul George's decade was a series of twists and turns, from breaking out on a rising Pacers team, losing nearly a full year to a broken leg, then landing on the Thunder in a shocking trade.
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The first: waiting at a baggage carousel for your plain black Tripp pull-case, the exact same case every other person on the plane bought from Debenhams that week, yours not turning up, the anxiety slowly building amongst you and the crowd, lobsters boiling alive as the water turns from cold to hot, until you are 25 minutes in, and at a moment of high stress, what about your iPad, your toiletries, those pants, oh God will the insurance cover it, oh God do I— oh, no, there's my bag.
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In addition to the heaven-sent Ms. Simard, the musical, which has had two prior Off Broadway runs, features tasty turns from familiar names: Faith Prince, sending up the warmhearted Jewish matron memorably portrayed by Shelley Winters in "The Poseidon Adventure"; Roger Bart, playing the sleazy owner of the floating disco-cum-casino in which the musical takes place; Rachel York, spangled in faux Bob Mackie and flinging around a fabulous Farrah wig, as the club's headliner; and Kerry Butler as an intrepid reporter seeking to uncover the shoddy workmanship that causes havoc when an earthquake strikes the Hudson River, where the party boat floats.
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