Thursday saw some bipartisan dealmaking from the unlikeliest of allies in the unlikeliest of places: Progressive Rep.
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Edgar gets advice about Dorothy from the unlikeliest source: Lindsay.
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This is perhaps the unlikeliest manifestation of Mr. McConnell's leadership.
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Feel free to file this in the "unlikeliest covers ever" folder.
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Allen is the unlikeliest and most intriguing Duke Senior so far.
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Don't sleep on the unlikeliest likeliest of all, at the bottom.
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Tahani and Jason win the award for unlikeliest couple on television.
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Initial coin offerings have found favor with the unlikeliest of supporters.
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Instead it's one of community and independence -- from the unlikeliest source.
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The unlikeliest of house flipping duos is coming to Bravo this summer!
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Enter Elliot Tiber, one of the unlikeliest heroes of the 21999s counterculture.
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It's a riveting portrait of creativity blooming in the unlikeliest of places.
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Don't sleep on the unlikeliest likeliest of all, at the bottom. no.
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Let's give it up for Jason Priestley, the unlikeliest hero man of 2017.
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And now it is the cause of President Donald Trump's unlikeliest trade war.
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One may set a new national standard in the unlikeliest of American states.
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Meet Stephen Austin, who as "Old Man Steve" is perhaps TikTok's unlikeliest star.
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Both impulses were embodied in perhaps the unlikeliest Jew of all: Theodor Herzl.
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She is the unlikeliest of heroes: a postmenopausal woman who refuses to be quiet.
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Pro-marriage equality campaigns in Australia are popping up in the unlikeliest of places.
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The Shape of Water may just be the unlikeliest love story of the year.
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Inspector Pine ordered his officers into the nearest — and unlikeliest — sanctuary: the Stonewall Inn.
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The American lexicon contains scores of expressions designed to frame the unlikeliest plot twists.
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Tonight's highlights include a look at the week ahead and the Obama administration's unlikeliest survivor.
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There's no coverage of Scott, the unlikeliest All-Star participant in league history, on NHL.
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In the sprawling 2020 Democratic field, Pete Buttigieg may be the unlikeliest serious contender of all.
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Based on the final bids, McDonald's may end up working with the unlikeliest of franchise partners.
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With no Galaxy S30 announcement from Samsung, the unlikeliest of phone makers got a chance shine.
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Director Jeremy Saulnier is one of the unlikeliest cinematic success stories of the past several years.
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Up the coast from the jail in Navotas, other games happen in the unlikeliest of places.
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Jerry Lewis's unlikeliest project was also his unluckiest — so unlucky that it might never be finished.
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One of the unlikeliest heroes in the 2016 presidential election is a county judge in Nevada.
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Whatever the legal minutiae, the mandate survived the Supreme Court by the narrowest and unlikeliest of margins.
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Over the course of the same novel, you may find yourself sympathizing with the unlikeliest of characters.
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And one of the unlikeliest teams of all, Czech Technical University, claimed the honor of first place.
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The ad features a snowman and snowwoman who are separated by the unlikeliest of obstacles — a snowglobe.
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For two decades, that path mapped the unlikeliest of friendships and led to a quiet, unexpected love.
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Washington (CNN)Muhammad Ali was beloved around the world, but perhaps one of his unlikeliest friends was Sen.
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The New York Post found her in the unlikeliest of places: The In-N-Out Burger in Hollywood.
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In the end, authorities chased ghosts in the swamp and instead discovered the unlikeliest killer of Gliniewicz: himself.
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Watch: Netflix's "Dating Around" finds romantic tension in the unlikeliest of places: the blind date, Amanda Hess writes.
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Kate Millett's first book, published the year before, was that unlikeliest phenomenon — a dissertation heard around the world.
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Once again, the unlikeliest of presidents had torn up the script and thrown his young administration into upheaval.
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You no longer need a dedicated app for scanning QR codes, which continue to make the unlikeliest of comebacks.
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To Shelton's surprise, she found the unlikeliest angel to solve her Christmas crisis — the owners of her local McDonald's.
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On Wednesday, Son removed some of the mystery by blaming the change on the unlikeliest reason imaginable: the Singularity.
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On Thursday, Clinton supporters won a powerful kind of validation from the unlikeliest source: President Trump's Department of Justice.
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The tumultuous '60s would convert Rockwell into an overt social liberal — and the era's unlikeliest practitioner of polemical art.
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"He is the unlikeliest of populist leaders," said one senior administration official who requested anonymity to talk about the President.
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Great Big Story dives deep into what may be one of the most unlikeliest — and charming — obsessions you'll ever see.
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Of all the movies to become one of the consensus critical hits of 2015, Fury Road was absolutely the unlikeliest.
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On Sunday, Troy University will solidify itself as one of the NFL's unlikeliest breeding grounds for Super Bowl pass rushers.
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And the move has come to haunt other areas of my life, often turning up in the unlikeliest of settings.
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Tekashi69's got the unlikeliest of supporters in his corner as he fights a federal indictment ... his nemesis, Slim 400.
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The battle, pitting drug companies against doctors and patient advocates, is being fought over the unlikeliest of substances: human excrement.
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An innovative solution to the high cost of prescription drugs is emerging in one of the unlikeliest places: Louisiana's state government.
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With the unlikeliest of material, Mr Côté has come up with a film that is both incredibly peculiar and utterly compelling.
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That style is so authoritative, even in these "post-truth" times, that it can make the unlikeliest of tales sound plausible.
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A prime number discovery in December was made in the unlikeliest of places: on a church computer in a Memphis suburb.
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Yet something close to such a record has now been retrieved from the unlikeliest of places — a glacier in central Greenland.
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Yet, what is currently on the radar is a burgeoning beef between the unlikeliest of beefers: Lil Wayne and Eli(l) Manning.
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In a fit of pique, she retreats, literally, from the world, finally finding the peace she craves in the unlikeliest of places.
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The unlikeliest kingmaker is an iconoclastic politician, Moshe Feiglin, last seen pushing a far-right agenda of annexing the entire West Bank.
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When we come back, one year after protests rock Evergreen State College, a backlash against the progressive school from the unlikeliest of places.
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But instead of wallowing in self-pity, Johnstone did something about it, and found genuine companionship in the unlikeliest of places—the Internet.
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In the unlikeliest cities — once the strongholds of the conservatives — Iranians have taken to the streets, demanding, not just reform, but a referendum.
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Gone, even, were the frenzied, angry, overflow crowds — that unlikeliest of electoral nourishment that has sustained Donald J. Trump for nearly 17 months.
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In this unlikeliest of monster movies, the creature was the hero and love interest, and the director wanted Mr. Jones to play him.
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Carlson, with his patrician airs and preppy bearing, seems the unlikeliest vessel for this message — but hey, it worked once before, didn't it?
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Such efforts ignore the common origin of the opioid crisis which is located in the unlikeliest of places; the office of the physician.
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The original game, released in 2015, proved to the world that Nintendo can put its unique stamp on the unlikeliest of genres: online shooters.
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The unlikeliest of the FAANG stocks — Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google — even got an upgrade from CFRA yesterday, after a session of volatility.
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REUTERS - For someone who wanted to make documentaries about war, Kabir Khan finds himself in the unlikeliest of places – making mainstream potboilers for Bollywood.
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I think of Don Rhodes, Taylor Blanton, Jim Nantz, Arnold Schwarzenegger and perhaps the unlikeliest of all, the man who defeated him, Bill Clinton.
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IBM is looking to speed Wall Street's adoption of the public cloud, and it's collaborating with perhaps the unlikeliest of allies to do so.
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And in "Invisible," Akihiko Yamashita ("Mary and the Witch's Flower") tells the story of a guy who becomes the unlikeliest of animated action heroes.
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I think of Don Rhodes, Taylor Blanton, Jim Nantz, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and perhaps the unlikeliest of all, the man who defeated him, Bill Clinton.
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In an era when some of the unlikeliest punk acts achieved mainstream success, the Muffs' music proved to be more influential than commercially lucrative.
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Storing image files in living memory Scientists have figured out a way to store moving images in the unlikeliest of places — inside living cells.
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Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series is a brand new story of the universe's unlikeliest heroes: Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot.
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The federal campaign finance and tax evasion case that is embroiling the White House began in the unlikeliest of places: the world of supermarket tabloids.
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It&aposs amazing what can happen when companies aren&apost limited by old biases and leaders are open to ideas from the unlikeliest of sources.
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Image: Adrienne Stroup, Field MuseumThe fossilized remains of an early reptile dating back some 250 million years have been uncovered in the unlikeliest of places: Antarctica.
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And the sheer size of the gift will make the 32-year-old one of the most sought-after and unlikeliest donors in the 2016 campaign.
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Even while the French philosopher was composing "Of Other Spaces", an exploration of human spatial awareness, his suspicions were being confirmed in the unlikeliest of ways.
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An impact that goes on, even in death — as hours of sermons re-air on the unlikeliest of networks, and salvation messages appear above the fold.
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Dandelion weeds grew in the unlikeliest of places, nestled in the cracks of a cinder block wall, between the spokes of a long-retired bicycle wheel.
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Though seeded second, Pliskova is perhaps the unlikeliest of the eight quarterfinalists, having never advanced past the second round in five previous appearances at Roland Garros.
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But among those looking for personal and social transformation, the unlikeliest seekers may have been a small community of Roman Catholic religious: the Immaculate Heart Sisters.
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Hideaki Anno is one of the unlikeliest blockbuster auteurs ever, and the directions he took in his masterpiece feel at least partly like a response to this.
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Corn can be a pretty valuable commodity, worthy of Bond-esque machinations, and the drama can take place in the unlikeliest of locations—the cornfields of Iowa.
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See: Taylor Mac's "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus" puts the gore in gorgeous and is the unlikeliest bird to land on Broadway in many a year.
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In Orwell's novel, Winston is the unlikeliest of heroes, a mild-mannered middle-aged cog in the immense, soulless machine that makes his country, called Oceania, run.
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Born Reggie Dwight in 26, the shy boy from the London suburb of Pinner reinvented himself as one of the most successful, and unlikeliest, celebrities in the world.
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Steep has been in development for two and a half years, and some of the inspiration for it comes from the unlikeliest of places: a military action game.
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But by talking to those who knew him on set we can piece together the story of one of Hollywood's greatest villains -- and one of its unlikeliest actors.
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In the unlikeliest of outcomes, the party turns to a consensus candidate not currently in the race like House Speaker Paul Ryan or 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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It hasn't won a game away from home all season and will need to win four in four days to earn an NCAA bid — the unlikeliest of scenarios.
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LEICESTER MARCHES ON More than 15 minutes after the final whistle, Leicester fans were still singing, finally ready to believe their team would become the unlikeliest of champions.
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It should not be considered disrespectful to suggest that Croatia, should it overcome France at Luzhniki Stadium on Sunday, would be the unlikeliest champion in World Cup history.
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This delicate, contemplative and thoroughly gorgeous musical, first seen last winter at the Atlantic Theater Company, does not represent, as some say, Mr. Yazbek's unlikeliest disguise to date.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — It was Roger Federer's unlikeliest victory in a Grand Slam tournament — quite a statement for a 35-year-old who has now won 18 of them.
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Seven of the first 22.06 games featured a blown lead of two goals or more, 3.491 went to overtime, and winning goals came from the unlikeliest of sources.
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I got to watch a group of unique and disparate minds find community in the unlikeliest of places: onboard a gigantic cruise ship, dwarfed by the sky and sea.
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Canadiens get unexpected win over Ducks MONTREAL — The unlikeliest of sources came up big in lifting the Montreal Canadiens to an unexpected win over the high-flying Anaheim Ducks.
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Venomtech, based in south-east England, believe help could be found in the unlikeliest of sources; the venom of spiders, scorpions and snakes that is often fatal to humans.
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The unlikeliest stars of New York's spring opera season were raised humbly in rural Pennsylvania on pop and country-western music, but they are already showing prima donna tendencies.
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One of the most entertaining parts of the pace and space era of basketball is watching the unlikeliest of players add the three-point shot to their offensive arsenal.
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Now, thanks to perhaps one of the unlikeliest of collaborations to ever hit a dancefloor, Edward Snowden can add one more notch to his litany of titles: techno partystarter.
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But some strategists argued that merely by reaching out to Mr. Romney, Mr. Trump was demonstrating an openness to new people and ideas, even from the unlikeliest of sources.
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Her "Ipsa Dixit," a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2017, drew words from Aristotle, Freud, Plato and others to become that unlikeliest of works: a tender philosophical inquiry in sound.
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She'd filled out a survey and joined NC Raise Up, a small group of Durham workers pushing for what Sara believed was the unlikeliest solution to her problems yet.
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Yankees 8, Angels 4 If one tried to come up with the unlikeliest headline in this Yankees season, "Yankees First Baseman Powers Important Victory" would be among the contenders.
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In Europe, Leicester City somehow held off the best talent that richer clubs with worldwide followings could deploy, becoming the unlikeliest and most endearing Premier League champion in memory.
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Heidi Heitkamp will be going into the congressional midterm elections knowing she's received support for at least one piece of legislation by the unlikeliest of groups: the Koch political network.
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Taylor Mac's new play, which opened on Sunday at the Booth Theater in a production starring Nathan Lane, is the unlikeliest bird to land on Broadway in many a year.
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It was at Occupy in 22011 that a man named Micky Smith held up a sign reading, "SHIT IS FUCKED UP AND BULLSHIT," which became the unlikeliest of rallying cries.
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Blackmore, the laser-radar company located some 100 miles southeast of Montana&aposs capital and founded in 2015, lives in the unlikeliest of places for a self-driving tech startup.
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By the 1970s, when a joint show saw each man painting a portrait of the other, sparking one of the art world's unlikeliest friendships, Warhol was famous for many things.
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They may not take to the Americanos on offer, but they just might relish the opportunity to be, become, and consume themselves, thereby transforming Starbucks Italia into the unlikeliest of successes.
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The unlikeliest kingmaker was Moshe Feiglin, last seen in Israeli politics pushing a far-right agenda of annexation of the entire West Bank, including a Jewish takeover of the Temple Mount.
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Though Mr. Estrada calls himself a farmer, his bounty sprouts from the unlikeliest of settings: a patch of green wedged among the bodegas and public housing projects of the South Bronx.
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Their fraying ends hang down under the metal roof, below eye level, and form lines dividing the club's tiny garden — a contemporary art installation with no visitors, in the unlikeliest of places.
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With The X-Files returning this year for a six episode miniseries, we recently spoke to the composer about his career and the unlikeliest place he's heard his most well-known piece.
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On a reporting trip in July, I learned this in the unlikeliest of places: at Horst's Little Bakery Haus, a doughnut shop with just a few tables, not far from the river.
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And a neighborhood will cheer her on, to see if a young woman from the crumbling, chaotic streets in the hills can construct one of the unlikeliest Olympic stories for the home team.
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I haven't slept much this week, as is usually the case at CES, but I almost managed to catch a few winks in the unlikeliest of places yesterday evening: a crowded show floor.
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Bleed for This takes you on a journey of the unlikeliest comeback in sports history and it's hard not to get choked up, because you've been with Vinny every step of the way.
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Roger Cohen PARIS — It is tempting to say that the relationship between President Emmanuel Macron of France and President Trump is the unlikeliest of friendships, but that would be to miss the point.
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And yet now he stands on the cusp of one of the unlikeliest, finest managerial achievements imaginable: winning the Champions League in a season with, by modern English standards, the scantest resources imaginable.
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Cyber criminals who have forced U.S. hospitals, schools and cities to pay hundreds of millions in blackmail or see their computer files destroyed are now targeting the unlikeliest group of victims — local police departments.
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After decades working in fashion as a stylist for big names ranging from Madonna to Harper's Bazaar, Rodin found herself front and center, perhaps the unlikeliest of It girls, at the age of 2725.
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VICE Impact recently sat down with Münter at the Creating Equilibrium conference to discuss her unabashed eco-evangelizing and how what we assumed would be the unlikeliest of demographics thinking about their carbon footprint.
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The suddenly do-no-wrong Yankees, who for four months could seemingly do no right, have won a season-high seven consecutive games as they continue to chase one of their unlikeliest playoff berths.
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Throughout his career — including the 21 years he coached at U.C.L.A. before being named the United States distance coach for the 2004 Olympics — Larsen had a knack for spotting talent in the unlikeliest places.
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You might admire the stoics and pragmatists in your life for their equanimity, but in this case, "upset" means unexpectedly beat in the ol' sports arena, which is unlikeliest for the TOP SEEDED teams.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — By the end, everyone left on the court seemed to be in tears, including Mirjana Lucic-Baroni, one of the unlikeliest Australian Open semifinalists in memory, and her television interviewer, Rennae Stubbs.
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As the President of the United States continues to debate the merits of a real life wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, he's turned to the unlikeliest pop culture source for help: Game of Thrones.
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From the lighting and composition of a televised poker match to a floating basketball to the confrontational stare in a promotional boxing poster, Wood has found inspiration in the unlikeliest corners of the sports world.
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In contrast to the heavy proliferation of contoured makeup artists and obnoxious wannabe-Jackass types, Angela, the host of De mi Rancho a Tu Cocina, is one of the unlikeliest YouTube stars of all time.
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It has cast a web of interrelated hopes and goals: to play for a national title, to make its way into a Power 20 conference, and — perhaps its unlikeliest ambition — to retain its head coach.
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The city of Leicester in England's Midlands should also expect to enjoy a huge commercial boost after its hometown team wrote the unlikeliest of sporting success stories, one that has captured headlines around the world.
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Toyin Saraki, founder of women's rights charity Wellbeing Foundation Africa, said the value of midwives in Nigeria is being shown in the unlikeliest of places - camps for internally displaced people (IDP) uprooted by Boko Haram militants.
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And Donald Trump — who has not only run a policy-averse campaign but has been less than sensitive to the needs of women and working families — might seem like the unlikeliest of candidates to embrace it.
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In 2015, I set out to study the unlikeliest of Olympic pipelines: Norwich, Vt., a small town that has placed at least one of its own on almost every United States Winter Olympics team since 1984.
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But Hingis, 36, who won the United States Open mixed doubles title with Jamie Murray on Saturday, will play in the women's doubles final on Sunday with perhaps her unlikeliest partner of all: Chan Yung-Jan.
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I am intrigued by his poetic ability to find beauty in everything he incorporates into his work, in the unlikeliest of forms, and in unimaginable formats, including, for example, the aesthetics of gym equipment or truck carpets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - World number 772 Marcus Willis proved the unlikeliest of home Wimbledon heroes on Monday, sealing a fairytale 543-3 6-3 6-4 victory over Ricardas Berankis, ranked more than 700 places up above him.
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Xhaka was almost upstaged by Shaqiri who clipped the crossbar with a curling, dipping shot from the unlikeliest of angles and the match turned into a pulsating end-to-end affair which was brilliantly settled by Shaqiri.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Bent over a sewing machine, Fariba Amini stitches her latest design using the unlikeliest of fabrics: a sheet from a discarded rubber dinghy, like the one that brought her and thousands more refugees to Greece.
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He seemed to be the unlikeliest of competitors, an Indiana-bred bought for $22025,1.13 by Harlan Malter on behalf of Ironhorse Racing Stable and trained by Tim Glyshaw, who said he had never before been to Europe.
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When a Yeah Yeah Yeahs set eventually wound its way to "Maps," a gripping and beautiful rock love song, perhaps one of the greatest of all time, O transformed herself into the unlikeliest form: a real live person.
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It's a lesson in defense from perhaps the unlikeliest of sources, but now the kid knows: you don't watch the ball and you don't watch the eyes—always follow the hips, no one is going anywhere without them.
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It's been just over a year since Trump, 70, entered the race as the unlikeliest of 17 candidates in his party – eventually clinching the Republican nomination – even as he made shocking statements about illegal immigrants, Muslims and women.
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Farm towns like Winchester that produce beef, corn and greens to feed the world are becoming America's unlikeliest food deserts as traditional grocery stores are forced out of business by fewer shoppers and competition from dollar-store chains.
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The Metropolitan Opera's new production of Dvorak's "Rusalka" may be the unlikeliest hit of the season, a staging that takes opera's answer to "The Little Mermaid" fairy tale and turns it into an almost shockingly dark, sexy drama.
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Prices for liquefied natural gas (LNG) have collapsed, global demand is faltering and the first of what is likely to be a wave of competing shipments has just set sail from the unlikeliest of exporters, the United States.
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Trump has used a toxic mix of bullying and bluster, xenophobia and nationalism, misogyny and racism, to appeal to the darker nature of the Republican Party and secure his place as the unlikeliest presidential nominee in recent American history.
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But you might not have noticed that, while Lewis was leading a civil rights-style protest in this unlikeliest of venues, Republicans passed a bill—one that Lewis has also fought against—to keep the Confederate flag flying on federal property.
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One of 2019's unlikeliest underground-music breakthroughs has been 100 gecs, the duo of Dylan Brady and Laura Les, who make high-energy, quasi-slapstick, genre-jumbling electro-pop with shards of screamo, dubstep, glitch and big-room club music.
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Amazon has turned its Echo family of products and the Alexa assistant that powers them into the unlikeliest of success stories — although it is hard to say exactly how successful because it shrouds its disclosures about devices sales in fuzzy language.
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On View Since its inception in 2012, the Midnight Moment program has presented the work of prominent artists including Tracey Emin, Jesper Just and Andy Warhol in the unlikeliest of places: on several giant screens right in the middle of Times Square.
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Opening during the early Reagan years, "Cats" — that unlikeliest of collaborations between T.S. Eliot (words) and Andrew Lloyd Webber (music) — wrapped up during the second Bill Clinton administration in 22002 after 210,2155 performances, making it Broadway's longest-running hit at the time.
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JUVENTUS FC (*) Paulo Dybala curled in a free kick from the unlikeliest of angles to give Juventus a 225-2225 Champions League win over Atletico Madrid on Tuesday, which left the Spaniards with a battle to secure a round-of-403 place.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A battle for access to seaports is underway in one of the world's unlikeliest places: Somalia, now caught up in a regional struggle between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on one side, with Qatar backed by Turkey on the other.
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Yet for a moment, after Coric had capitulated 7-0 in the first set breaker and 63-11 in the third set decider, the shocked fans in the Dalmatian resort feared Croatia could be on the wrong end of one of the competition's unlikeliest comebacks.
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But even if Democrats didn't win some of the biggest (and unlikeliest) races, they ended up where many predicted: a little worse off in the Senate, and much better off in the House and the states, where they have been eviscerated in recent years.
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The 17-1 Panthers stand one win away from the first Super Bowl victory in franchise history, and veteran wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr. has emerged from the fringes of NFL relevancy to become the unlikeliest of stars in a potent, often unstoppable Carolina offense.
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With only hours until the polls open on Tuesday in this unlikeliest of battleground states, Democrats are deploying a sprawling, multimillion-dollar get-out-the-vote operation in an effort to steal away a Senate seat and reduce the Republican majority to a single vote.
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CLEVELAND — Mike Pence's quest to be vice president has suddenly left a gap on Indiana's ballot for governor, and the battle to replace him has been playing out in the unlikeliest of places: a desolate airport hotel in Cleveland, the temporary home of Indiana's Republican delegation.
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John Scott had just skated off after picking up a 10-minute misconduct for playing a minor role in a scuffle, and the children were tripping over themselves in hopes of catching a glimpse of the unlikeliest most valuable player in an N.H.L. All-Star Game.
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On Sundays, a growing community of street cricketers travels across the capital to the unlikeliest locations, from car parks to abandoned industrial grounds, engaging in tape-ball cricket - an informal version of the game invented in Pakistan, played using a tennis ball wrapped in electrical tape.
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One of 17 Republicans in the running, Trump seemed the unlikeliest of choices, but soon emerged as a frontrunner, parlaying his name-recognition and brash, unapologetic rhetoric into non-stop headlines — and a consistent lead in the polls ahead of more established Republican politicians including former Florida Gov.
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In "A New Breed of Opera Diva: Sheep," Michael Cooper reveals more about the animal stars of the opera: The unlikeliest stars of New York's spring opera season were raised humbly in rural Pennsylvania on pop and country-western music, but they are already showing prima donna tendencies.
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In the United States, the freedom of the press is also under attack but from the unlikeliest of places—the person who holds the office of President of the United States and a man who took an oath to uphold, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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READ: Gabon's Soccer star with 1.8m people on his team Since its 2001 revival on a flat, rather than oval track, the game has been experiencing something of a resurgence globally, and even more so in the unlikeliest of capitals - Shanghai, Beijing, Johannesburg, Dubai, Seoul and Daegu in South Korea.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — The two behemoths of 21958th century art, Marcel Duchamp, credited with introducing the concept of readymades and radically altering attitudes towards the plastic arts, and Salvador Dalí, perhaps the most famous of the Surrealist painters, will be to many the unlikeliest of bedfellows.
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By the end of the 2010s, a 19-year-old born Montero Hill would find viral fame in the unlikeliest of internet apertures: on the short-form video app TikTok, ultimately catapulting into untold stardom—and with it his song became the longest-leading Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 in history.
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During his time in the administration, Blumenthal was also a central figure in recruiting the unlikeliest Clinton loyalist to date: David Brock, the former American Spectator reporter and anti-Clinton muckraker who has since become a liberal stalwart, founding the media watchdog group Media Matters and the Democratic Super PAC American Bridge.
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Set in early '90s New York at the height of the crack cocaine epidemic, the show tracks the Clan's formation, a vision of Bobby Diggs, aka The RZA, who strives to unite a dozen young, black men that are torn between music and crime but eventually rise to become the unlikeliest of American success stories.
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And even with James's 44 points and five rebounds, the game will most likely be remembered primarily for two things: Love's outrageous full-court outlet pass — to James of course — and Korver turning into the unlikeliest rim protector in the N.B.A. with three blocks, all of which came on shots by Boston's Jaylen Brown.
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I think of Don Rhodes, Taylor Blanton, Jim Nantz, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and perhaps the unlikeliest of all, the man who defeated him, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE.
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While one owner might have had Brown, or maybe Bears running back Jordan Howard or Panthers receiver Devin Funchess — other players for which all signs were pointing to big games that did not materialize — that same owner's opponent might have pulled off the unlikeliest of upsets and is full of hope heading into a Week 16 championship matchup.
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Shane F., Brooklyn, New York The best lesson I ever learned at Yale was about myself I was the unlikeliest of candidates to attend college: I was kicked out of my home in my teens, graduated from high school in the bottom quintile of my class, subsequently became addicted to drugs and found myself homeless for a spell.
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More concrete arguments against Miles might be cited, too: A former Michigan player and offensive line coach, he stubbornly stuck to run-heavy, pro-style offenses long after most of the SEC had gone to the spread; his grass-eating "Mad Hatter" personality had arguably grown old; and he had a tendency to lose (or win) games in the unlikeliest and most bizarre manners conceivable.
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Attacked and belittled by the unlikeliest of sources in recent weeks, the CIA and the entire U.S. intelligence community are looking closely at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's first statements and actions for clarification and direction on their role and influence under his administration.
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There has been a recent surge in popularity of science fiction in the Arab world; in addition to the work of Larissa Sansour, there's been Hassan Blasim's projected futuristic anthology "Iraq +100," Sophia Al Maria's video work "The Gaze of Sci Fi Wahabi" (2008), the panels on science fiction held at Arabic cultural festivals, and the rediscovery of 20th-century Arabic science fiction, which all point to a larger trend: It is not that Arabs want to escape the bleakness of a present fraught with violence and horror; instead, they are driven by the irresistible desire to imagine the unlikeliest futures when the present is collapsing under its own weight — to be at home in the future, to inhabit its borders, and be nurtured by its possibilities.
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