S. trade war upends global supply chains and hurts demand.
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The last person to drink upends it on his head.
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With a few deft choices, however, Esmail upends that expectation.
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That reality upends expectations about net loss and net gain.
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No. 23 Notre Dame upends No. 9 Louisville SOUTH BEND, Ind.
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But in its second half, Home Fire upends all your expectations.
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He upends the idea that porcelain is precious because it breaks.
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A lockdown of 30 million people -- that really upends their lives.
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Evan Osnos: The GOP stands by as Trump upends American security.
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But an unusually clear image of Nessie upends her studious life.
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A quick Internet search for "Russian Reality TV" upends this myth.
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The plurality of Vo's artistic persona upends assumptions about artistic genius.
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The figure in "Bag Lady" also complicates, maybe even upends, her stereotype.
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He upends decades of foreign policy -- diplomatic, nuclear, economic, you name it.
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Our survey isn't the only one that upends this way of thinking.
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It is, partly, Cliton's interaction with Isabelle that upends Dorante's romantic ambitions.
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Chakrabarty's image playfully upends the racial, class, and gender assumptions of Manet's work.
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The New York Times: Supreme Court defeat for unions upends liberal money base.
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In the new film, a visit from the king and queen upends Downton.
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A 2015 episode of his current show "Parts Unknown" upends some Arab stereotypes.
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Throughout, Eastman upends the narrative of minimalist restoration—of the triumph of simplicity.
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"Trump upends whatever he wants to upend," a second White House official said.
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Getting to know her upends Jojo's worldview, and he comes to question his indoctrination.
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The new system completely upends the historical methods for setting standards using physical objects.
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This threatens the civil liberties of all Americans and upends the concept of federalism.
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The whirlwind disorients, defies gravity, upends things and leaves them in a new place.
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He even upends the foundations of banning as something that castrates and annihilates: Principle.
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"This regulation upends the entire system created to decide these cases," Ms. Tabbador said.
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The deal upends a contract MSG held with Coca-Cola dating back to 1910.
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Unilaterally recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel upends decades of American policy.http://bit.
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A psychoanalyst and cultural commentator, Jamieson Webster upends academic discourses on a daily basis.
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The move stunned U.S. lawmakers and allies and upends American policy in the Middle East.
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This change upends alimony procedures that have been in place for more than 70 years.
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It was art as spectacle, no doubt, but the kind that also upends your expectations.
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As he struggles to survive, the arrival of a trio of humans upends his life.
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It also upends long-held ideas about the rights that come with a land title.
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And whether it looks classical or radical, it upends the existing histories of a style.
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The museum upends its cherished Modern narrative of ceaseless progress by mostly young (white) men.
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The number of disillusioned voters who abstain could determine if Ms. Le Pen upends expectations.
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The culture won't change until there is a winning candidate who upends the old biases.
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Quantitative success aside, Voodoo upends much of the conventional thinking about product design and gaming.
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He also makes Bianca (Olga Smirnova) eventually so outgoing that she, too, upends the story.
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Both states have laws that would criminalize abortion if the Supreme Court upends the ruling.
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This upends the way the recycling industry has evolved in the rest of the world.
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Gina Rodriguez plays the outsider who joins the parents' latest heist, which upends Old Dolio's life.
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Loosely unisex, the eminently wearable line upends classic streetwear staples with dynamic proportions and lush materials.
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President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital upends decades of careful US policy.
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The feminist writer Susan Brownmiller labeled this phenomenon "heroic rape," a term Ms. Fabijanska's title upends.
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Sessions' entrance upends the crowded field of Republicans primary contenders running to take on Democratic Sen.
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Frida soon discovers that she's pregnant, which upends the life that they've put together on their own.
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The story gets complicated when Gun is implicated, and the government upends her life while prosecuting her.
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And all of that's before the pending shutdown of the L train upends thousands of people's lives.
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Uber optimizes car-hailing for riders but upends the economics of making a living as a driver.
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If he runs, which I personally don't think he will do, it upends all of the above.
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But the true ingenuity of a "smart" device is the way it upends traditional models of ownership.
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Bayh's move upends the strategy for a seat many saw as an easy win for the GOP.
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" On the other hand, he found a departure from Kavanaugh's typical jurisprudence in "Dartmouth Rally Upends Streak.
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The sexualization of crass cultural stereotypes further weaponizes them, and Garcia briefly upends their ultimately backward nature.
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WINDFALL: How the New Energy Abundance Upends Global Politics and Strengthens America's Power, by Meghan L. O'Sullivan.
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She wrote a naturalistic play for them — with a final twist that upends everything we've just seen.
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Will there be some sort of external event that totally upends the environment between now and then?
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Airbnb-backed Zeus Living laid off 30% of staff as the coronavirus upends travel and hospitality startups.
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Jesus preached a sophisticated message that disrupts false binaries and upends conventional notions of how power works.
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The novel spans the night of his burial, as his presence upends the order of the cemetery.
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But the swing from pro-Beijing to pro-democracy candidates in this local election upends that narrative.
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The 2628 Republican Senate nominee's decision to run upends the party establishment's plan to rally behind Rep.
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President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel not only upends decades of American policy.
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It upends the dynamic of his fragile alliance with Dany, and therefore their battle against the White Walkers.
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That upends Obamacare's whole financial model for reducing cost-sharing and could drive insurers out of the market.
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As the ongoing U.S.-China tariff battle upends global trade, many countries are worried about suffering ill effects.
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As technology upends many industries, a regulatory climate that allows for innovation is essential, say many business leaders.
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The travel ban upends the lives of Iranian Americans and seeks to diminish their contributions to this country.
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His position upends months of frenzied speculation over whether the president would actually submit to questioning from Mueller.
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Trips I've Never Been On upends expectations of the natural world, rendering its familiarity into something mysteriously foreign.
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The finding upends the conventional assumption that medieval European women were not much involved in producing religious texts.
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It upends preconceived notions of what it's supposed to look like, but does so for specific, functional reasons.
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The Puerto Rican singer and songwriter's latest album, "Almadura," is rooted in the past but upends old assumptions.
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The Puerto Rican singer and songwriter's latest album, "Almadura," is rooted in the past but upends old assumptions.
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It is a mark of Ms Seiffert's gifts that her slender tale, "A Boy in Winter", upends these expectations.
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Borne's entry into this world upends the balance between these two forces, the proverbial chicken coming home to roost.
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At first glance, it might seem like a surprising backdrop for a story that upends gender norms in sports.
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Sending Michael back to the drawing board yet again both establishes a new status quo and upends it completely.
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Snapchat Memories, rolling out as of nowish, upends that proposition, letting you save snaps within the app for posterity.
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No more having the state Supreme Court hire a Stanford professor to draw a map that upends Pennsylvania politics.
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But the move also upends a longstanding legal and democratic norm that the executive branch will uphold existing laws.
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Go deeper: Former State official P.J. Crowley writes for Axios' Expert Voices that Kim's diplomatic offensive upends U.S. policy.
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Zero Audio upends all of my preconceptions with the Carbo Tenore, which are tiny, beautiful, and sound monstrously good.
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The longtime senator's decision upends the 2020 Republican primary, which has a crowded field competing to challenge Democratic Sen.
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The Cybertruck upends decades of truck styling and functionality by taking the unibody form and function to an extreme.
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As the coronavirus upends routines in America, it's now clear that the upcoming presidential election will not be immune.
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An unexpected act of violence upends the family, driving its two teenage sons to seek vengeance and, later, redemption.
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A human-scale Egypt may seem unnatural, but it upends the conventional view in a profound and pleasant way.
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Barn 8 begins with Janey, a lost soul who makes an impulsive teenage choice and upends her entire life.
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Techno titan Richie Hawtin has always been able to tweak existing ideas in a way that completely upends them.
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WINDFALL How the New Energy Abundance Upends Global Politics and Strengthens American Power By Meghan L. O'Sullivan 479 pp.
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That brings us to "409," which brilliantly upends the device, using it against the audience and the show itself.
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In Zoya's final bid for freedom from Lev and Vera, Celt upends stereotypes about innocence and guile, deception and honesty.
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There's something incredibly satisfying about cross-examining a witness and spotting a seemingly tiny contradiction that upends the entire case.
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Instead, Jelly Mario takes one of the most iconic video games and completely upends it by messing with the physics.
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When a man named Henry Silver shows up, he upends Tobias's life, forcing him to take stock of his past.
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"Ultimately, this is a very intriguing story that completely upends our understanding of the evolution of this lineage," Booth said.
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However, widespread adoption of ad-blocking technology upends this model and gives everyone a chance to slay digital advertising's Ouroboros.
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This upends the misogynistic anticipation of a hole as a passive receptacle, something that can only take, and not give.
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That plan sought to make the nuclear deal essentially permanent, a proposal that upends the accord the Obama administration negotiated.
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In a study that upends assumptions about brain death, researchers brought some cells back to life — or something like it.
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As coronavirus upends life for more and more people, you might be feeling uncertain or fearful about what's to come.
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The US has seen a historic spike in people applying for unemployment benefits as the coronavirus pandemic upends the economy.
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But when Sarah meets a guy she likes and starts to have a frightening dream, her life upends itself entirely.
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Now, read the article, "Paul Ryan Upends Republican Hopes and Plans for Midterm Elections," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Tom Carper of Delaware, any deal that upends the decades-old federal-local funding split would be tough to swallow.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A psychoanalyst and cultural commentator, Jamieson Webster upends academic discourses on a daily basis.
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A new study upends this conventional thinking, showing that humans, and not rodents, were the primary spreaders of the dreaded disease.
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He barges into her workplace and social events, becoming a classic trickster, that mischievous, subversive figure who upends the status quo.
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Video emerged of a 2015 fatal shooting in Louisiana that upends the racial narrative of many contested confrontations with the police.
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The new legislation upends the Congressional Accountability Act, which for 23 years had established the sexual harassment reporting process in Congress.
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His win upends the nation's political establishment and represents a rejection of globalization that many Mexicans feel has not benefited them.
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Among other things, the statement upends nearly 50 years of U.S. corporate fidelity to the sole objective of maximizing shareholder value.
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We too often believe when we speak of the interior we speak of something singular and known; Myles upends these notions.
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The research upends traditional thinking about salt, suggesting that it makes you hungry, but not thirsty — and may help burn calories.
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No. 17 Arizona upends No. 3 Arizona State Arizona freshman Deandre Ayton may be understated, but he is hardly not noticeable.
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An effort like XML's shows how playing with the architecture upends stability and routine — and might just change the status quo.
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It upends diplomacy that various players are trying to engage upon to calm down the situation and to diffuse the situation.
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Evan Bayh is jumping into the Indiana Senate race, a move that upends the battle for the Senate majority in 6900.
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In Mexico brilliantly upends this fallacy, with photographs of the same location installed next to each other or on opposite walls.
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The research is preliminary, but it upends standard medical thinking about the brain and raises more than a few metaphysical conundrums.
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And in the process of doing so, it upends the series' status quo in other ways that I never saw coming.
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Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election Tuesday upends decades of economic orthodoxy on trade, taxes, immigration, regulation, and geopolitical alliances.
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United around the endless push for more spending and tax loopholes for favored policies, big money upends any notion of fiscal sanity.
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The aforementioned books have absolutely nothing in common, except this premise: a stray cat wanders in and upends a life or two.
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Inevitably, in the face of "We'll never figure this out," someone comes along and upends the way things have always been done.
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BMW just revealed its latest in-car operating system that upends traditional BMW style in favor of what's best for the driver.
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So it's not surprising that May would continue to hold on to the "special relationship" even as Trump upends the international order.
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It surveys this era and then drastically upends one of its key moments, but fumbles in pulling meaning out of doing so.
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It's supposed to be a triumphant moment that upends the preconception of Chinese foreigners as poor and unworthy of five star service.
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TRUMP UPENDS WORLD ORDER: After just a few months in office, Trump has already upended America's relationship with much of the world.
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Kumail Nanjiani of "Silicon Valley" breaks out with "The Big Sick," a personal story that upends Hollywood's traditional ideas about leading men.
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Second, how we rent or buy a home is changing, as technology upends the traditional way we figure out where to live.
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The vote flagged by Mahathir upends that system by allowing all members of parliament to vote for a leader across party lines.
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A signal malfunction at the height of the morning commute in New York City upends subway service from Brooklyn to the Bronx.
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Kumail Nanjiani of "Silicon Valley" breaks out with "The Big Sick," a romantic comedy that upends traditional Hollywood ideas about leading men.
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Tapping into the universal sentiment of beachside relaxation he upends that calm with a surrealist scenes that disintegrates into confusion and loss.
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A series of catastrophes slowly upends the stability of this world, starting with a business trip the father takes that proves calamitous.
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You are at the mercy of the planet and any one thing can happen on any day that upends your entire plan.
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What makes Tucker so interesting — and so dangerous — as a character is how he upends what people expect of a bank robber.
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The alibi witness who says her testimony upends the state's case against convicted killer Adnan Syed finally had her say in court today.
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The show's kaleidoscope of personas and states offers a poignant commentary on motherhood, marriage, and domesticity that upends traditional notions about each one.
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The Switch completely upends the traditional notion of what handheld video games can be, and Doom is one of the strongest examples yet.
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"The amendment ... upends the balance between our democratic institutions and sets a dangerous, unpredictable precedent for the future," the Brexit department spokesman said.
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Yong: It's always fashionable for journalists and some scientists to claim that this upends everything Darwin said and revolutionizes our understanding of evolution.
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I think I find the notion of outer-underwear — say, a sturdy slip worn over a turtleneck — so compelling, because it upends things.
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The prospect of landing Amazon upends this dynamic; even those likely to be inconvenienced by new projects stand to gain from its arrival.
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In Deadpool, which hits theaters Friday, Reynolds plays Wade Wilson, an antihero who upends traditional Marvel tropes with his NSFW sense of humor.
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It upends the current mythology but also reaches back and digs up even older, dustier mythologies that have barely been touched all season.
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Sheldon Whitehouse told Wheeler: What's next: The Trump administration proposal upends Obama-era standards for cars and light trucks that extend through 2025.
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The Internet first denies him the privacy of his grief, and then, when the fringe weighs in, upends his certainty about Sabrina's fate.
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Hoffman has now returned to fill out their portraits, providing a back story that thoroughly upends what we thought we knew about them.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 1913.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 2184.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 70833.
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The league also said it would restrict other athletic events as the outbreak upends major sporting competitions worldwide, but did not provide details.
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The league also said it would restrict other athletic events as the outbreak upends major sporting competitions worldwide, but did not provide details.
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It upends the traditional image of Porgy, a disabled beggar, and the woman he loves, Bess, who has suffered from abuse and addiction.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 2124.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 21854.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 1003.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 23575.
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This rapturous exhibition upends Modernism's holiest genesis tale — that the male trinity of Kandinsky, Malevich and Mondrian invented abstract painting starting in 2188.
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President Trump's proclamation, signed on Saturday, upends that system entirely by declaring that anyone who enters the country illegally is ineligible for asylum.
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Why it matters: The side that prevails could signal which industry faction wields the most influence as the White House upends Obama-era policies.
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When the machine explodes, the couple are put on trial, in a case that upends the entire community, unearthing shameful secrets, rivalries, and scandals.
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A group of 14 researchers just set off a firestorm with a new series of studies that upends years of nutrition advice about meat.
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It also considers whether the rate of unsolved murders in a city is notable, since an uncaught serial killer upends a police department's percentages.
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This is the business strategy of many other disruptive companies, including the home-sharing site Airbnb, which upends the idea of needing a hotel.
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It could just as easily be Kate, so captivated by his ambition that she upends her own life to help him make his movie.
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It's the final installment in her post-narrative, conversation-fueled trilogy, which, from start to finish, upends the foundations of captivating and meaningful fiction.
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The steps are meant to protect gasoline supply, the agency said, as the coronavirus outbreak roils markets and upends daily life around the world.
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Zeus Living, an Airbnb-backed business travel startup, just laid off workers as the coronavirus upends hospitality and real estate, Business Insider has learned.
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If many Americans imagine slavery essentially as a system in which black men toiled on cotton plantations, Miles upends that stereotype several times over.
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"I don't think it upends California politics," said Raphael Sonenshein, the executive director of Cal State Los Angeles's Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs.
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Even workaday cable news appearances run the risk of rousing the First Viewer, especially if adverse weather upends executive tee times in New Jersey.
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Abrahamsen upends that dynamic by choosing to give the role to a male singer—at the première, the formidable Danish bass-baritone Johan Reuter.
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Does your job involve trying to figure out what happens when technology upends the media business, and who wins and loses in the aftermath?
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Not bad for a tiny game, created by two people, that upends so many notions about what works in a game—and about gamers themselves.
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Kara Walker upends the Tate Modern with a massive fountain, renewing the debate about the nature of public monuments in the heart of violent empire.
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That upends the usual dynamic, in which the stock of the acquiring company falls after a merger announcement while that of the target company rises.
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The decision upends the Trump campaign operation in one of the few key swing states where Trump appears to still have a shot at winning.
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Northwestern upends No. 22 Texas in Legends Classic NEW YORK — For the first time in nearly three years, Northwestern knocked off a Top 25 team.
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So long as human nature yields a reaction to terrorism that shakes domestic politics, redirects foreign policy, and upends regional stability, terrorism demands our attention.
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"The district court's interpretation of this Court's ... ruling distorts this Court's decision and upends the equitable balance this Court struck," lawyers said in the motion.
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For more on the ways that Quiet Friend upends the traditions of easy listening music, read this month's entry in Noisey's experimental column Free Radicals.
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Federalism requires all layers of government to work in sync, and the absence of any party upends the delicate balance upon which our system depends.
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So let's examine some of the '80s movie motifs Stranger Things employs to talk about how the series both fetishizes storytelling tropes and upends them.
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" If the de Havilland decision were allowed to stand, Ms. Rothman said, "then that upends the film industry, the TV industry, the video game industry.
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The study, which followed 1.8 million Danish women for more than a decade, upends widely held assumptions about modern contraceptives for younger generations of women.
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From Wall Street to Main Street, Americans are hoarding cash as the coronavirus upends businesses and threatens to plunge the nation into a deep recession.
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The theologian Paul Tillich wrote that suffering upends the normal patterns of life and reminds you that you are not who you thought you were.
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Hedge funds are using these 10 alt-data sources to gain an investing edge as coronavirus upends supply chains and wreaks havoc on global markets
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While the coronavirus upends the lives of millions of Americans, the National Rifle Association is doing what it does best: fearmongering to arm more Americans.
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All of that exploration eventually leads you into the family's attic, where a surprising revelation upends virtually everything you've come to understand about the story.
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The "Silicon Valley" actor has the lead role in a new, autobiographical rom-com, "The Big Sick," which upends Hollywood's traditional ideas about leading men.
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Entering another filmmaker's world upends the whole structure for months at a time and often entails taking huge creative risks alongside new and unfamiliar people.
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It's hard to overstate how profoundly mysterious and moving these stories are, or how radically Carter upends the familiar, creating something altogether new and strange.
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The imagery feels too literal, which is not the case when Simes does aerial views, especially because he upends our expectations through his color choices.
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The interplay of the two photos offers a contrast between makeshift and enduring materials, creating a humorous tension that upends the hierarchy of the establishment.
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The move upends decades of U.S. government policy, as East Jerusalem is still considered by most governments around the world to be occupied Palestinian territory.
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The left-wing populist has vowed to transform the country, and his victory upends a political system in place since the years following the Mexican Revolution.
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The proliferating spaces and networks of modern work regimes have facilitated political work that upends the smooth functioning of commerce and a relatively unruffled social order.
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His list included "On a Day Like This" (2008), by the Swiss writer Peter Stamm, in which a man upends his life after a medical diagnosis.
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The death of a family member or friend upends the world of those who grieve; everything they knew of themselves and their environment is changed, foreign.
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A smarter person born into less fortunate circumstances has a much steeper hill to climb, but acknowledging this fact upends so many of our ideological fantasies.
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A candidate like Trump upends this dynamic: He's both a nostalgia candidate ("Make America Great Again") and someone who describes America as a carnage-filled hellscape.
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Our Back Pages This week Erica Check Hayden reviews "The Tangled Tree," a new book by David Quammen that upends Charles Darwin's tree of life theory.
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The opera's private experience playfully upends the Tapestry Room's original public function as the Music Room, where Isabella Stewart Gardner hosted concerts and other artistic events.
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But the recognition upends decades of American foreign policy and an international consensus that holds that it prejudges negotiations over the final status of the city.
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On the Verge Inspired by her own journey to the Arctic Circle, Himali Singh Soin upends traditional stories of exploration in her new commission for Frieze.
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This third episode felt like it was tying together an opening arc that potentially upends the audience's expectations of the story that "The Mandalorian" might tell.
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" This truth upends her universe: "It's easy to lose your grip on reality when your entire world is suddenly laid bare as a surreal conspiracy horror show.
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As the coronavirus upends the economy, the Trump administration plans to make changes to the food stamp program that could lead to nearly 700,000 people losing assistance.
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My mistake was that I hadn't properly accounted for what statisticians call tail risk, or the possibility of an unexpected "black swan" event that upends historical expectation.
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The arrival of Beatrice in disguise upends the imminent plans for Clarice to wed her true love, Silvio (Eugene Ma), son of a local doctor (Andy Grotelueschen).
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Mr. Lynd and Mr. Gross lay out a practical guide for staging a kind of workplace revolution that upends the balance of power between management and labor.
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His win upends the nation's political establishment and represents a rejection of a centrist vision and embrace of globalization that many Mexicans feel has not benefited them.
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Alex Nicoll and Meghan Morris reported on Friday that Brookfield-backed Convene just laid off 20% of its workforce as the coronavirus upends flex-space and events.
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Right off the bat, this episode upends the entire structure of the show when Forrest gets a request to review the experience of being a co-host.
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At La Guinguette d'Angèle, her matchbox-sized detox counter in the First Arrondissement, she upends the long-held French misconception that vegan and gluten-free cooking is bland.
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But in the spirit of a volume that nervously veers and upends, let me depart my focus on form for an observation of atmosphere: These poems are tense!
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We've possibly seen one too many depictions of "misfit girl upends adorable perfect place" (aw, remember Suburgatory?) and "the afterlife is so real" (Dead Like Me, RIP). 2.
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Shaken, Julieta upends her entire existence, leaving Lorenzo and decamping for a free unit in the building she once shared with Antía, as though this would reconstitute her.
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I will cut off there for the sake of spoilers, but the game has multiple play-throughs, and each of them upends your expectations of the previous ones.
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The movie so upends the traditions of documentary and narrative filmmaking that "dramatizes" may be inaccurate — the filmmakers followed the real pilgrims for a full year, after all.
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The Trump administration's new regulation upends that, casting legal immigrants who use a broad range of services—ranging from food stamps to housing assistance to Medicaid—as undesirables.
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But as Ezra Klein points out, one of the most fascinating aspects of the study is that it upends a lot of the conventional thinking about longevity inequalities.
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The discovery upends the established timeline of bedbug evolution, and could help to anticipate the pest's next moves in an era of climate change and expansive human activity.
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She's been vocal about the virus on Instagram these past few weeks but is now having to act fast on YouTube as coronavirus upends her contracts with brands.
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There's no sign of direct economic consequences yet, but as he strains the justice system at home and upends American commitments abroad, Trump poses two kinds of risks.
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"I think it really upends that whole narrative, and it also shows yet again that this president takes action in a city that loves to talk," she added.
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His 2015 feature Something, Anything was the story of a young woman who experiences an existential and spiritual crisis, then upends her life in pursuit of something greater.
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The show regularly upends expectations by introducing a millennial character who would be the focus of any other show, only to pull back and follow someone else instead.
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In her own take on the "Three Graces" — she frequently upends and pays homage to ancient Greek art — the Graces are red, yellow, brown, and support each other protectively.
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Chuck upends the system of corrupt officials in the New York State Assembly that had upheld "Black" Jack Foley's Albany kingdom — and he does so at Black Jack's funeral.
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A lot of that is because game development is hard to fully explain, a fluid process that completely upends and transforms itself from project to project, team to team.
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The departures have come at a sensitive time, as the Trump administration continues to build miles of fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border and upends DHS's asylum-seeking process.
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In all of these roles, and in Call Me by Your Name especially, Hammer happily upends our notions of what to expect from someone who looks like Armie Hammer.
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Denigrating and working to end the probe into the Russian involvement in our election before it concludes upends values we cherish of due process and equality under the law.
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After all, they could all be different by next season if a new designer comes in and upends the aesthetic the way, say, Alessandro Michele has done at Gucci.
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While these people don't wield a huge amount of social or political power, Nisenbaum portrays them with majesty and importance, and in so doing upends class and status structures.
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Gig workers, most of whom are independent contractors, have said companies aren't doing enough to protect their financial or physical health as the coronavirus pandemic upends business as usual.
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In addition, the company earlier unveiled an online hub for small businesses to get information and services as the COVID-19 pandemic upends expectations and presents extraordinary new challenges.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump Upends Global Trade Order Built by U.S." (front page, June 11): I'm flummoxed that, after all this time, people still don't "get" President Trump.
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At the upriver end of the River Walk in San Antonio is the Hotel Emma, a 146-room boutique hotel that upends visitors' perception of this low-key city.
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Here's what you need to know: • In France, blue-collar voters could determine if Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate, upends expectations in the presidential runoff on Sunday.
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Joe's wife upends her own life to turn their house into a safe zone, and Karen's mother brings her daughter and grandchildren supplies, until her death midway through the film.
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A decade of films have led up to Thanos, and Avengers: Infinity War delivers on that threat with a film that upends the entire fabric of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The following video may surprise you, especially when the managing director of Riedel Australia, Mark Baulderstone, upends a wine like he can't get it out of the bottle fast enough.
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Nevertheless, Albert Rosenfield, a no-nonsense city slicker who upends the sluggishly thoughtful pace of Cooper's small-town operation, reveals himself as an asshole who is also good at contemplation.
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But this wouldn't necessarily be a head-to-head matchup of that sort; the inclusion of Brexit upends the coalitions, particularly with so many Conservative MPs who would rather remain.
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For Trump, owning a shutdown will not be popular generally but will certainly spark cries of "atta boy" among his base of supporters who love it when he upends Washington.
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Instead, for large swaths of the nearly two-hour duration, he seems determined to make viewers experience the terrible boredom of any political conference, even one that upends the world.
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The baroness is drawn into court intrigues and must solve a family mystery; eventually, she upends the society's power structure, and along the way has interstellar sex with a god.
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President Trump has criticized the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates, a rare rebuke by a sitting president that upends longstanding executive branch protocol to avoid commenting on monetary policy.
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In her second book, she upends some popular myths about George Washington — with approval from acclaimed historians like Doris Kearns Goodwin, who has given this book a hearty endorsement. —T.
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With both a fat protagonist, fat supporting characters, devout Texas Christians getting along with benevolent drag queens, and a strongly implied queer crush, Dumplin' upends expectations for a teen movie.
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Born to parents of Trinidadian and Jamaican/Chinese descent, Chung often upends the fantastical notion of the Caribbean's tropical "paradise" by examining it in the context of labor and postcolonial regimes.
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Surely no body of mortal flesh could undergo the quicksilver transformations achieved by this singular performer, in a melting memoir of a production that upends and scrambles all definitions of gender.
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Trump's decision to challenge California's authority to regulate vehicle emissions upends decades of federal policy undertaken to allow the largest U.S. state to combat air pollution that particularly afflicts Los Angeles.
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" Elise on "The Big Business of Becoming Bhad Bhabie" Alexandra Franzino on "Statue of Liberty Climber Upends Holiday for Thousands" Arcadia Hinton-Cooley on "How Many Teenage Girls Deliberately Harm Themselves?
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A lot of what you see is derivative, some is boring, some is plain silly, but when you see one truly original exhibit that upends expectations and reframes assumptions, it's invigorating.
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Germany has generally not been known for exporting comedies — and, to outsiders, has a perhaps undeserved reputation for humorlessness — but "Toni Erdmann," which has been sold around the world, upends that.
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Naturally, she upends the sisters' entire way of life with her infectious personality and reinvigorates their stalled church choir with her unique, foot-tapping mix of classic hymnals and oldies tunes.
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The problem is that viewers are already essentially doing their own scheduling that upends TV conventions, like essentially turning "The Irishman" into a miniseries by watching it in pieces on Netflix.
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The study followed 63 million Danish women for more than a decade, and upends the widely held assumption that modern, low-estrogen contraceptives are safer than those taken by previous generations.
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Adjusted gross: $68 million Unadjusted gross: $4 million What it's about: A classical musician, doubted by his family, struggles with love and unexpected success while World War I upends his plans.
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New research published in the journal Toxins reveals that stings from the man o' war (Physalia species) shouldn't be treated any differently than stings from jellyfish, a conclusion that upends conventional wisdom.
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But every once in a while, a film or episode comes along that perfectly captures the spirit of the holiday—or, at the very least, upends said spirit in delightfully fiendish ways!
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Minnesota upends Indiana on late shot by Springs Akeem Springs made a jump shot with three seconds remaining to give Minnesota a 75-74 victory over Indiana on Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
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The highway bill will last for five years, preventing an incoming Republican president from reforming transportation, upends basic principles of federalism and revives a cornerstone of crony capitalism, the Export-Import Bank.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump criticized the Federal Reserve on Thursday for raising interest rates, a rare rebuke by a sitting president that upends longstanding White House protocol to avoid commenting on monetary policy.
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See more: Brookfield-backed Convene just laid off 20% of its workforce as the coronavirus upends the flex-space and events industriesSalespeople at tech startups are already running into trouble closing deals.
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By the last episode of the eight-episode season, which upends and resets itself for Season 2, I was less certain what this show is about than when I started watching it.
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Third, Trump's decision upends more than 50 years of official U.S. opposition to Israel's illegal actions in East Jerusalem that contravene its obligations as an occupying power under the Fourth Geneva Convention.
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Part of the pleasure of Mr. Haynes's films — which include "I'm Not There" and "Carol" — is how he deploys intellectual distance as he plays with cinematic form, considers identity and upends clichés.
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This upends some of health care's most conventional wisdom — that the places with the highest volume of care provide the best quality — and suggests a different mindset for patients shopping for care.
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In the first part of the book, "chase scenes," Eckes upends this staple of American action cinema by reinventing chase scenes as prose poems set between the cracks of late-capitalist boredom.
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On July 15th the Trump administration promulgated a rule that upends the United States' system of dealing with asylum-seekers and could dash the hopes of those in Nuevo Laredo and thousands more.
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The plan upends the company's years-long strategy of pumping out the fuel and selling off the remnants as a low-quality feed known as distillers dried grains (DDGS) for cows and pigs.
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As an infertile mother via surrogacy, I appreciate how it upends the usual way families like mine are represented even in children's books — as exceptions to the straight-married-sex-then-baby norm.
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But this does have an upside: It upends some of the perverse incentive governments may have to encourage drinking — since it won't have as many revenues based on how much alcohol is sold.
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The starfish — which looks rather sinister — and the pink and green ladder leaning against a tree in "UFO" speak to Saul's eye for the odd detail that simultaneously fits and upends the whole.
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Buy it here >>In a disenfranchised Montana town, the Faber family is already reeling from their home being seized due to eminent domain when an act of domestic terrorism further upends their lives.
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The decision to carry out fully independent reviews upends a longstanding practice for global aviation regulators, which tend to respect the certification findings of the regulator from a plane-maker&aposs home country.
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Mr. Payne, who wrote "Downsizing" with his frequent collaborator Jim Taylor, zooms in on the fine print in the contract — in other words, on the ways our ingrained fallibility upends our utopian projects.
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The discovery upends a decades-old theory in the archaeological community that Dead Sea Scrolls were only found in certain caves at the Qumran cliffs, which are managed by Israel in the West Bank.
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Taylor, it's true, is really another type of fantasy character, as heightened as Axe—they are, like him, nearly godlike in their talents: a handsome, emotionally sensitive meritocrat who upends bigotry through exceptional performance.
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The illusion of intimacy stands only as long as the cash flows — and that realization upends the power dynamic, already unsteady for the clients whose livelihoods were thrown into jeopardy by the Great Recession.
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President Trump's offshore oil drilling plan upends a decades-long effort to balance the nation's energy needs with protecting ocean ecosystems, and it is meeting stiff resistance from governors up and down the coasts.
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Those craving a more cryptic version of Mr. Stamp can catch him in Pier Paolo Pasolini's influential "Teorema" (on March 31 and April 1) as an interloper who upends a wealthy household in Milan.
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The artist, who exhibited objects from his own family in a similar installation at Paris's Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in January, upends the primacy of vision in art, turning decorative objects into agents for sound.
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The duo's upcoming new album, In the Shadow of Doom, upends that formula, skewing far more heavily towards straight-up, plodding sepulchral doom (though the atmosphere is still all spooky and graven, of course).
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Still, these gains would be marginal compared with the steep losses for Wall Street in the past four weeks as the rapid spread of COVID-19 shuts down large cities and upends business activity.
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In "Strange Birth," Sara (Ellen Adair), a dowdy 31-year-old cleaning woman, guardedly observes her clients' romantic misfortunes, cherishing the safety of her unmarried status until a letter arrives and upends her assumptions.
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While she references the Western art canon, with nods to Velazquez, Goya, and Gainsborough, Dufresne shakes up portraiture tradition and upends the conventional artist-subject power dynamic by working in collaboration with her subjects.
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With this single trick, Perry upends all of the assumptions at play in the piece: If the alien is our guide on this journey, the artist and creator, then maybe she isn't also evil.
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Uber Technologies Inc's service has triggered protests by taxi drivers from London to Hungary and New Delhi as it upends traditional business models that require professional drivers to pay steep licensing fees to drive cabs.
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Sutherland delivers an affecting performance as an implosive Ben du Toit, a respected teacher, husband and father whose awakening to the horrors of apartheid upends his sheltered life and also inspires his young son Johan.
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The danger of overusing the word "queer," Goldberg argues, is that it upends its very intention to resist definition, while depoliticizing it and placing incredibly limiting boundaries around the expansive space "queer" purports to be.
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The court determined that the agency, which is run by Cordray as its lone director and operates independently of the White House, upends historical precedent, under which typically independent agencies are run by bipartisan commissions.
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Hader's rubbery mien summons memories of the dolts, doofuses, and oddballs he played on "Saturday Night Live," of course, but here he upends expectations, draining some of the warmth and playfulness from his usual manner.
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The first case of the Zika virus to be spread from a woman to a man during sex has been reported in New York City, a finding that again upends medical understanding about the disease.
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There's a shooting at a nearby backyard gathering, the death of a longtime acquaintance, an accident that upends holiday plans, but mostly there are the quiet, unspooling days at the end of Henry's productive life.
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Marie's triumph is not just a victory for her sex and class but, given the explicitly xenophobic nature of the smug patriarchal order that she upends, a win for outsiders and outcasts of all varieties.
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Axe Capital faces a major crisis just before the first round of trades overseen by his handpicked successor, Taylor, in the form of a tsunami that hits Brazil and upends a half dozen major industries.
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More than once in "Robin," Williams upends a happy domestic situation — most notably, the second and longest-lasting of his three marriages, to his former assistant Marsha Garces — by behaving rashly and betraying someone's trust.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Democrats say Trump ceded right to block Bolton when he attacked him Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ohio).
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The world's biggest oil traders are counting hefty losses after a surprise doubling in the price discount of U.S. light crude to benchmark Brent in just a month, as surging U.S production upends the market.
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's plan to punish a U.S. automaker accused of price-fixing is a sign of how Beijing could retaliate if President-elect Donald Trump upends decades of relations between the two nations.
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Read the full story here:Hedge funds are using these 10 alt-data sources to gain an investing edge as coronavirus upends supply chains and wreaks havoc on global markets'This is uncharted territory for us all'
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Britain's vote to leave the European Union last week could symbolize an erosion of globalization that upends the way technology investors perceive risk, Roger McNamee, co-founder of Elevation Partners, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Monday.
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China's threat to slap a price-fixing fine on an as-yet unnamed U.S. automaker is just one example of how Beijing can retaliate if President-elect Trump upends decades of relations between the two countries.
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Why it matters: It "upends widely held assumptions about modern contraceptives for younger generations of women," who think hormonal contraceptives are safer than old methods that contained higher amounts of estrogen, the New York Times reports.
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We also know that, barring some sort of major news event that upends conventional wisdom, once people make their minds up about who they think is at fault in government, they rarely change their collective minds.
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But that would mean less time immersed in this nimble series, which both offers an engrossing 19th-century comedy of social mores and upends (as they didn't say in 1832) the heteronormative assumptions of such stories.
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If confirmed, Issa would take the helm of the trade agency as Trump upends trade deals and tries to renegotiate more favorable terms for the U.S. Issa has been a supporter of those tough trade policies.
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President Trump told Middle East leaders he would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, a move that upends decades of U.S. policy, upsets peace efforts between Israel and the Palestinians and threatens to ignite unrest.
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Turner and Joe Salowey, with whom I spoke after the standard was approved, are co-chairs of the Working Group that put together TLS 1.3 that upends years of security practices — all for the better, they hope.
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Global automakers and tech companies are racing to develop self-driving cars as the rise of autonomous, on-demand vehicle services upends the traditional business model of personal transportation that is largely based on individual car ownership.
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For a new line for James Lowther's Lacquer Company, Ben Pentreath (owner of the London shop Pentreath & Hall and decorator to William and Kate) stays true to his reputation as someone who lovingly upends classic British design.
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If the Trump Administration upends the sex toy industry, whether by disrupting manufacturing or pushing the industry back underground or both, consumers would do well to resurrect the practices of turn of the century sex toy consumers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHIANG MAI, Thailand — DIASPORA: Exit, Exile, Exodus of Southeast Asia upends notions of traditional craft in contemporary culture, through looking closely at a densely populated and culturally and linguistically diverse region.
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It calls for construction of some of the border wall that is a preoccupation of Mr. Trump's and vehemently opposed by Democrats, and upends family-based migration in ways that Democrats and immigrant advocates have long opposed.
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The man, Patrick Griffin, and his family allowed The Times to follow him for much of the past year because they wanted people to understand the realities of living with drug addiction and how it upends families.
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Yet on the other hand, her willful claiming of the engagement ring and of the title "fiancée" upends the traditional marriage proposal, in which women are the objects of a life-changing decision and never the agents.
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Yet the remark still has the power to shock because it upends conventional expectations about the dignity of the presidency itself and the mystique that frames the chief executive as the upholder of national morality and diversity.
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Besides Lady Justice, Shonibare has also organized an energetic display of Batiks: all the banquette seats in this courtroom have been wrapped in a riot of colorful designs, a brilliant gesture that upends these seats of power.
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"The Book of Memory" is an attempt to reclaim, by way of reconstruction, a genealogy both personal and cultural, an exercise in self-searching that upends many of Memory's most deeply entrenched conceptions about herself and her origins.
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Pitt hits 13 3-pointers, upends No. 11 Virginia PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh knocked down a season-high 13 3-pointers, going 3 of 3 in overtime, in an 88-33 upset win of No. 11 Virginia on Wednesday night.
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Wyoming upends San Diego State With a chance to play for overtime, San Diego State instead went for a two-point conversion with no time left on the clock, trailing Wyoming 34-33 on Saturday in Laramie, Wyo.
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The rapidity with which Stephanie — who's not even sure she believes in God — upends her life for a honey-tongued stranger and the lure of joining a "large, loving family" struck me as a bit of a stretch.
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And when relatives get security clearance to view classified information and sit in on high-level meetings, it upends delicate dynamics, as senior staff members keep their mouths shut rather than contradict a trusted relative of their boss.
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MUNICH, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Germany's Bertelsmann relaunched its customer services business, which provides call centres for companies and also monitors extremist content for Facebook, on Tuesday and said it is investing in global expansion as automation upends the industry.
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His apparent foreign policy doctrine — "America First" — upends the post-WWII order that has seen the United States work closely with our allies in NATO and serve as a unifying global force in confronting atrocities in places like Kosovo.
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This episode, written by David Matthews and directed by Allen Coulter, is the strongest in the series so far, and not just because it's loose and funny (what took so long?); it deliberately upends many of the show's clichés.
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Without justification, the Interior Department's decision upends a landmark deal between ranchers and conservationists that for the past 20 years has allowed the flora and fauna in the remote red rock canyons of the monument to flourish once again.
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She drinks her first beer (and confesses the sin to her disapproving father) and then one day she and Anja passionately kiss, an erotic shock that upends their world and shifts the movie into a leisurely horror-film meltdown.
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To environmentalists, however, the proposed rule change "upends the core mission of the E.P.A., which is to protect human health and the environment," said Bart Johnsen-Harris, who works on water policy at the Environment America, an advocacy group.
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The throw-the-elite-bums-out ethos of the populists, they say, has led to a government staffed with hapless amateurs who wear their inexperience as a badge, and transported Italy into a bizarro world that upends political logic.
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Music games are massively popular, particularly as arcade staples, and Rhythm Doctor upends the tradition of pushing buttons in time to onscreen prompts in favor of one directive: Hit a single button on the seventh beat of a tune.
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The markets are officially freaking out about President Trump The markets are officially freaking out about President Trump Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election Tuesday upends decades of economic orthodoxy on trade, taxes, immigration, regulation, and geopolitical alliances.
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The actress is set to star in the upcoming Good Wife spinoff, The Good Fight, as Maia Rindell, Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski)'s goddaughter, who joins the Lockhart/Lee firm just before a massive scandal upends both of their lives.
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Made up of three discrete sequences, the footage covered what appears to be at least two pivotal moments in the film, along with a revelation that upends the entire Alien mythos as we've known it for the last 38 years.
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Although Mr Jacobs-Jenkins upends religious piety and uses an irreverent vernacular, his play stays true to the timeless concerns of the medieval original, asking, ultimately: when the time comes and you look back on your life, what will you see?
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It's not the first time Tarantino has done this, of course — both 2009's Inglorious Basterds and 2012's Django Unchained hinge on revisionist revenge fantasies in which the director graphically, gleefully upends the normal order of things and changes history.
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But it's also hard to classify Orange Is the New Black because it so radically upends a lot of notions of what we think of as a TV drama, period — via storytelling shifts that, as mentioned, aren't always immediately obvious.
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And while you may be thinking that Donald Trump upends this theory, in fact, our arbiters of right-wing morality (such as it is) are constantly excusing his louche behavior and trying to make him into a figure of rectitude.
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SPDR S&P 500 ETFs were up 0.45% The gains will still be marginal compared with steep losses for Wall Street in the past four weeks as the rapid spread of COVID-19 shuts down large cities and upends business activity.
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"The American people will not just sit idly by while he upends all the progress that has been made in dialing back the mass incarceration fueled by marijuana arrests and destabilizes an industry now responsible for over 150,000 jobs," Altieri said.
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But including noncitizens in the calculus upends that, conservatives argue: Given two districts with equal populations, the votes in a district with many noncitizens and fewer citizens will count more than a district composed entirely of citizens with voting rights.
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The new policy outlined by the administration on Thursday upends a premise of the Affordable Care Act: that federal subsidies can be used only for insurance that meets federal standards and is purchased through public marketplaces, also known as insurance exchanges.
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Her sweeping book "The Sex Factor" offers an answer: that freedom for women, particularly over when they get married or how many children they have, leads to economic growth — a concept that upends the traditional narrative of the Western economy.
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Two books this week tackle prejudice head-on — Ibram X. Kendi's "How to Be an Antiracist" and Bari Weiss's "How to Fight Anti-Semitism" — while Corey Robin's "The Enigma of Clarence Thomas" upends some conventional wisdom about the Supreme Court justice.
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They are ardent supporters of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, but, in Roth's reimagining, Roosevelt loses his bid for a third term to a surprise Republican candidate—the aviator Charles Lindbergh—whose victory upends not only politics in America but life itself.
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Go deeper: Behind the scenes of the Trump bluff that kicked off Turkey's invasion Scoop: Erdogan upends Oval meeting to play anti-Kurd film on iPad Top diplomat says U.S. abandoned Kurds to "catastrophic" Turkish assault This is a developing story.
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No. 14 Louisville upends No. 7 Duke LOUISVILLE — No. 14 Louisville got 17 points and 11 rebounds from junior center Anas Mahmoud and forced No. 7 Duke into 18 turnovers during a 78-63 win on Saturday at the KFC Yum!
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As online shopping upends the retail business, many Wall Street analysts say traditional measures such as counting the number of people who visit stores on major shopping days are no longer a reliable gauge of a company's performance.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump told Mideast leaders he would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, a move that upends decades of U.S. policy, upsets peace efforts between Israel and the Palestinians and risks igniting unrest.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The world's biggest oil traders are counting hefty losses after a surprise doubling in the price discount of U.S. light crude to benchmark Brent WTCLc25-LCOc1 in just a month, as surging U.S production upends the market.
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It's about an entire retail campus and experience where the concert or the game is really bait to bring people out to these retail experiences that are converting, as Amazon upends the retail world, to being about people congregating and coming together.
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Co-creator and star Rachel Bloom rightly won the Golden Globe for her role as Rebecca Bunch, a slightly neurotic, brilliant, but misguided lawyer who upends her life after a brief encounter with a guy she dated for two months at summer camp.
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Colorado upends Fultz-less Washington In a Pac-12 game notable for who didn't play more so than for who did, Colorado avenged a January loss to Washington with an 33-66 victory Thursday night at Coors Events Center in Boulder, Colo.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Astronomers have detected the early stages of a colossal cosmic collision, observing a pile-up of 14 galaxies 23493 percent of the way across the observable universe in a discovery that upends assumptions about the early history of the cosmos.
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Taken together, as I saw them on Saturday in a nearly five-hour marathon matinee, they make a smart and thought-provoking show that repeatedly upends expectations, distilling the essence of O'Neill's "Iceman" into new forms that mostly do away with the tedium.
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With economic recovery and job creation still hurting, Congress should make it a priority this September, when they are back in session, to take action against the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB) joint employer standard, which upends long-established business relationships nationwide.
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As construction jams traffic and upends neighborhoods, a poll conducted in February by Civil Beat, a Hawaii news site, found an overwhelming number of respondents who said they either considered the rail plan a bad idea or were troubled by its progress.
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It's not clear where the advertising tech is coming from here (we're still looking) but it's interesting to me to see Amazon moving deeper into this area, as it upends and directly competes with Google's YouTube and its services for video creators.
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For example, a handful of bad actors could release malicious code that upends computer networks around the world, or bioterrorists could unleash a deadly virus that quickly becomes a global pandemic, or overeager physicists could spawn a black hole by smashing protons together.
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As the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus disease, or COVID-1973, rise in the U.S. and the outbreak upends daily life and the U.S. economy, the California Democrat called for a "coordinated, science-based and whole of government response" to the crisis.
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In the shadow of the Capitol, where lawmakers are scrambling to address the outbreak, the short-lived fight over D.C.'s restrictions offered a glimpse at the fraught tensions playing out between public health authorities and businesses as the coronavirus upends the economy.
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WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday opened the door to a sweeping shift in the government's relation to private industry as the coronavirus outbreak upends the nation's economy, saying he would back the government taking stakes in certain companies.
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"The coming to power of a coalition largely based on Malay nationalist and Islamic party credentials completely upends the inclusive and multi-racial government that swept to power in 2018," said Michael Vatikiotis, author of a recent book on Southeast Asian politics.
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As the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus disease, or COVID-19, rise in the U.S. and the outbreak upends daily life and the U.S. economy, the California Democrat called for a "coordinated, science-based and whole of government response" to the crisis.
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" Mistrust spreading in communities Hilary Matfess, one of the lead authors of the report, told CNN the group's choice of suicide bombers "upends social norms about women and children, which make them effective beyond merely the lives that they claim when they are detonated.
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He then had the gall to crown this reckless, horrible move—one that upends years of precedent in the Senate—with some Sorkin-esque pablum condemning the Senate for turning its back on the democratic process and calling for a return to regular order.
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It is a read in both senses: a close and methodical look at Oskar Shlemmer's Triadic Ballet (73) — specifically the third series or act, The Black Act — and an almost indistinguishable riff on its shortcomings which simultaneously points to them and spectacularly upends them.
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It's easy to connect things we don't understand with things we fear, but Continuous Beings, a new collaboration between a professional dominatrix and a portrait photographer upends mainstream notions of BDSM with a series of images that are at once classical, modern, sexual, and sacred.
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Like Fett, the Mandalorian is a bounty hunter who never removes his armor; here, where he's in the hero's role, his ever-present helmet upends the usual "Star Wars" dichotomy in which the facelessness of the Empire's troops is a simple signifier of evil.
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It was a read in both senses: a close and methodical look at Oskar Shlemmer's Triadic Ballet (1922) — specifically the third series or act, The Black Act — and an almost indistinguishable riff on its shortcomings which simultaneously points to them and spectacularly upends them.
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Wakanda's people radiate a self-confidence that simultaneously upends mainstream audience expectations and satisfies the freedom dreams of black peoples scattered across the African diaspora who recognize -- many for the first time -- characters on screen that resemble the private worlds they have always inhabited.
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Meditative and observational, the film upends the idea of the travelogue, focusing instead on the tension in how individuals like Revereza, his mother (whose voice also comes in through the use of non-sync voiceover), and others he encounters have to move to avoid detection.
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President Trump's $200 billion plan to rebuild America upends the criteria that have long been used to pick ambitious federal projects, putting little emphasis on how much an infrastructure proposal benefits the public and more on finding private investors and other outside sources of money.
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It upends several tropes of the genre—Violet is a bartender and not, say, a magazine writer or baker; she's not "quirky" so much as she is painfully earnest; she finds power in her sexiness, though in true rom-com form, that bites her in the ass.
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By Steve Holland and Jonathan Landay WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump overrode his top national security aides, blindsided U.S. ground commanders, and stunned lawmakers and allies with his order for U.S. troops to leave Syria, a decision that upends American policy in the Middle East.
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That show, which was created by Abrams and Matt Reeves (Cloverfield, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes), featured Russell as the titular young woman who upends her life by deciding to go to college in New York, rather than California, to pursue a potential relationship.
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In the Prose Edda, a volume of Norse mythology cobbled together out of the Icelandic oral tradition by Snorri Sturluson in the 13th century, Baldur's death immediately precedes Ragnarok, an event that upends much of the world and causes the destruction of many of the gods.
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But Souleyman upends vocal traditions as well, the result of the intermingling cultures of his home town, Ras al-Ayn, a city in northern Syria that grazes the border of Turkey: the artist cites exposure to Turkish, Assyrian, and Kurdish singing styles as having shaped his own.
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Trump is due on Wednesday to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and set in motion the relocation of the U.S. Embassy to the ancient city, senior U.S. officials said, a decision that upends decades of U.S. policy and risks fuelling further violence in the Middle East.
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An early rush of big money into key states has both Democrats and Republicans eyeing as many as a dozen potentially competitive U.S. Senate seats up for election next year as voter interest in a riveting presidential contest upends what had appeared to be a narrow map.
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As he gins up interest in his developer kit, Kouider is pitching the idea that NextMind's device and other noninvasive neural interfaces of its ilk will be like the touchscreen, or the computer mouse: the thing that upends the way we interact with our personal technology.
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Taking place over 24 frigid hours at Christmastime in upstate New York, the film — which was both written and directed by Hedges's dad, Peter — veers from family drama to nervy thriller as Ben returns home unexpectedly and upends his mom's life (drug dealers from the past come knocking).
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BOA VISTA, Brazil — Brazil's top court ruled early Thursday that former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva can be sent to prison while he continues to appeal his corruption conviction — an explosive decision that upends the nation's politics and appears to quash his bid to return to power.
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The first three seasons of the show tell a relatively contained story: tensions between Earth, Mars, and the Belters bring the solar system to war, and the alien protomolecule upends that when it creates a massive ring gate that connects the solar system to a vast, interstellar network.
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Originally designed for casual players at parties, Melee upends the conventions set by series like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat: instead of memorizing combos to chip down an opponent's health bar, players try to knock each other off the screen using careful positioning and improvised, super fast moves.
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"In holding that the First Amendment gives way to an executive policy that a reasonable observer would view as motivated by animus against Muslims, the majority opinion upends this Court's precedent, repeats tragic mistakes of the past, and denies countless individuals the fundamental right of religious liberty," she wrote.
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He has somehow managed to get Republicans in a position where they are cooing over his overtures to North Korea — overtures for which they would have impeached Barack Obama — and looking the other way while he upends the free trade policy that has been party dogma for decades.
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More than that, though, it felt real because it felt like it came way too soon; the gulf between a shocking development that upends your life, and realizing that this new, weird thing is just your life now, is so much narrower than most people want to believe.
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Goss upends fantasy tropes to bring to life characters who would have been ignored in the period works that inspired them, and the result is a fantastic, gripping read that feels true to the spirit of the original works, but updated with a modern spin for the 21st century reader.
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With every thunderous kick and successful fake, Hekker upends one perception — dual threats don't always have to be quarterbacks — and fuels another: that the best player on the Rams (5-2) might not be quarterback Jared Goff or running back Todd Gurley or defensive menace Aaron Donald, but rather their punter.
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Additional Reading • As House of Representatives Convenes, There's One Empty Seat • Rashida Tlaib's Expletive-Laden Cry to Impeach Trump Upends Democrats' Talking Points • In Orange County, a Republican Fortress Turns Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, a sharp critic of big banks and unregulated capitalism, entered the 2020 race for president on Monday.
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What these changes have in common is that, to authoritarians, they threaten to take away the status quo as they know it — familiar, orderly, secure — and replace it with something that feels scary because it is different and destabilizing, but also sometimes because it upends their own place in society.
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The King vibe resonated throughout Castle Rock's first season, which brought in one recurring King character (Alan Pangborn, the town's retired sheriff, played by Scott Glenn) and landmark King locations like Shawshank Prison, all in service of a story about a mysterious prisoner whose release upends the lives of several Castle Rock residents.
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Over a quietly extraordinary 25-year career, which includes bona fide masterpieces like "Old Joy" and "Meek's Cutoff," Reichardt has formed a visual and aural language all her own, a symbolic system rooted in nature, silence, steadily propulsive movement and discreet character study that upends viewers' expectations, and ultimately, their entire cinematic experience.
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It is an expansive definition, one that upends the whole notion of film as predominantly catering to the infamous "male gaze" beloved of feminist film critics (although Thomson later on dutifully devotes an entire chapter to this very trope), suggesting instead that its intention and its reach are larger and more inclusive.
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If you can't remember, this summary pretty much covers it, starting here: In the face of an assumed Slytherin victory, Dumbledore upends the contest by awarding a surprise series of points to Harry, Ron, Hermione... and Neville, who gets 10 points for standing up to his friends and pushes Gryffindor just over the top.
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The employment outlook for African Americans will "worsen dramatically" as automation upends the workforce, according to a new report from McKinsey & Co. Why it matters: By 2030, African American workers stand to lose hundreds of thousands of jobs as a result of increased automation, widening the racial wealth gap and weighing down overall U.S. growth.
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But when Yachty realizes that the tuff-guy schtick isn't for him, he'll have the chance to fully grow into the artist we all know he can be—one who gleefully upends rap conventions, toys with sugar-pop, blissfully lazes off into hazy ambient interludes, and only collaborates with other artists on his own terms.
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You're saying surveillance capitalism upends that relationship and you buy something that's cheap or free and you're paying into it with your behavior, which then gets turned into behavioral data that is bought and sold on a market that you cannot see or participate in so that other things are recommended to you or your decisions are somehow influenced.
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The problem with writing about Slave Play is that there's a fairly major twist early on that completely upends everything that came before it: To share it would be to undermine the thrill of seeing the play with fresh eyes, but to ignore it contributes to a critical misunderstanding of what Slave Play is really about.
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To cite just one example: The possibility that a papal miter — made of feathers from exotic birds and designed by a newly Christianized Nahua craftsman in a small village in Michoacán — inspired Caravaggio's explosively exuberant use of colors is not just intriguing, but also an idea, grounded in fact, that upends our understanding of the history of art.
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Vulture's Bilge Ebiri found the film similarly genre-defying: When I interviewed Bong years ago, he told me that he loves genre movies but hates genre conventions, and here he upends that idea: Parasite is not a genre movie, but it occasionally employs — carefully, playfully, deliriously — genre conventions and all the assumptions that come with them.
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In an associated commentary published by Nature, Duke University law and philosophy professor Nita Farahany and her two co-authors said the new research upends two major assumptions about death and its immediate effects on the brain: First, that neural activity and consciousness are irretrievably lost within seconds to minutes of interrupting blood flow in mammalian brains.
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It is an urgent view, and as a general framework for understanding world affairs it upends distinctions that would otherwise seem obvious: if you believe that the foundations of a global dystopia are being erected by Washington or London, you might well regard those developments as a greater priority than conventional crackdowns in Minsk or Moscow.
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The announcement, which comes just a little less than four months before the shutdown was set to start, upends hundreds of hours worth of outreach and consultation done by the city's Department of Transportation and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), which held dozens of information sessions, workshops, and visits citywide to discuss the plan with stakeholders.
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In a decision that upends 27 years of law governing patent infringement cases, the justices sided with beverage flavoring company TC Heartland LLC in its legal battle with food and beverage company Kraft Heinz Co. The justices ruled 8-0 that patent suits can be filed only in courts located in the jurisdiction where the targeted company is incorporated.
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NEW YORK, March 26 (Reuters) - As the economic shock from the coronavirus pandemic upends Wall Street, U.S. investors are expressing the most pessimism about the direction of the stock market since February and March 2009, in the aftermath of the previous financial crisis, according to an American Association of Individual Investors survey conducted during the week that ended Wednesday.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Democrats say Trump ceded right to block Bolton when he attacked him Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ohio), later telling reporters that legislation was being drafted to gather information on the use of facial recognition and pause the practice while doing so.
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The drone strike on Soleimani on Friday (late Thursday ET) was a blow to Iran — not just because the general was revered across much of the country for his role in leading Iran's regional expansion and resistance against the U.S., but also because it now completely upends Iran's calculations in terms of prospects for U.S. military confrontation, Tabrizi said.
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To have some fun with them, Monica Valentinelli and Jaym Gates have co-edited an anthology that upends some of the more annoying ones, such as the chainmail bikini, love at first sight, yellow peril, and a whole lot more, all through stories from authors such as Maurice Broaddus, Adam Troy-Castro, Nisi Shawl, Michael Underwood, Alyssa Wong, and many others.
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This second desire has, of course, been a focus of other cultural organizations and museums (and likely some number of MoMA's staff) for decades, and it is both important and necessary that MoMA be explicit about the earnestness of this work today, particularly as it simultaneously upends and upholds some of the key categories and approaches that have defined it as an institution.
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In theory and practice, this change upends traditional ideas of what makes a leading man in fantasy-adjacent stories and affirms The Magicians' place as one of the best and most subversive adaptations on TV. To say that there were hints of Quentin and Eliot's coupling would be wildly underselling the deliciously slow burn their relationship has maintained for three seasons.
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Read more: Defense Secretary James Mattis quits, says his views aren't 'aligned' with Trump as the president upends major US policiesMattis insists he "had no choice but to leave" the Pentagon, resigning as secretary of defense in December and stepped down at the start of the year over a dispute with the president over Syria, specifically America's role in the ongoing fight against the Islamic State.
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To the Editor: Any analysis of the Trump presidency, and the ways in which it differs from or upends the norms of previous administrations and the traditional support of the pillars of our democracy, should include the astounding fact that this president is a mythomaniac who either cares nothing for the truth or, in service of his bottomless narcissism, holds truth to be irrelevant.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Democrats say Trump ceded right to block Bolton when he attacked him Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ohio), a Trump ally who serves as the top Republican on the Oversight and Reform Committee, could move over to take the top GOP spot on Judiciary, some GOP lawmakers told The Hill.
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So just to summarize everything, there are now two plans named T-Mobile One: The latter of which is replacing: I'd like to quote T-Mobile's press release, from 11 days ago, when it announced the original One plan (emphasis mine): "With this industry-shaking move, T-Mobile One upends the very idea of traditional wireless rate plans with a single, simple, 100% unlimited offer for smartphones" Sounds about right.
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READ MORE: Zillow just paused its iBuyer business to preserve capital as the coronavirus slows deals, joining SoftBank-backed Opendoor and other competitors that have halted home-flippingREAD MORE:Brookfield-backed Convene just laid off 20% of its workforce as the coronavirus upends the flex-space and events industriesREAD MORE:Real-estate services giant JLL explains how the coronavirus could usher in a permanent 'paradigm shift' towards more remote work
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Democrats say Trump ceded right to block Bolton when he attacked him Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ohio) said those "facts" underlying the episode "will never change regardless of what The New York Times may report about some anonymous source telling them what the draft manuscript of what Mr. Bolton's book supposedly says."Sen.
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Rep. Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Democrats say Trump ceded right to block Bolton when he attacked him Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ohio), one of the members of Trump's legal defense team, said he thinks the Senate impeachment trial will wrap up by late next week and that senators will go for a vote without witness testimony.
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The contemporary literature of East and Southeast Asia also touches on these topics: The 2007 South Korean novel "The Vegetarian," by Han Kang, tells of a wife's revulsion to meat that upends her place in society; the short stories of the Japanese writer Taeko Kono, whose violent fantasies of disemboweling toddlers can be difficult to read, speak to a deep-seated rage of being an independent woman in 1960s Japan.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Lawmakers seek 2202G rivals to Huawei | Amazon, eBay grilled over online counterfeits | Judge tosses Gabbard lawsuit against Google | GOP senator introduces bill banning TikTok on government devices Lawmakers grill Amazon, eBay executives over online counterfeits Hillicon Valley — Presented by Facebook — Federal court rules tech giants can censor content | Trump upends surveillance fight | Senate passes bill barring federal funds for Huawei equipment MORE (R-Ore.), the ranking member of the full committee.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Lawmakers seek 5G rivals to Huawei | Amazon, eBay grilled over online counterfeits | Judge tosses Gabbard lawsuit against Google | GOP senator introduces bill banning TikTok on government devices Lawmakers grill Amazon, eBay executives over online counterfeits Hillicon Valley — Presented by Facebook — Federal court rules tech giants can censor content | Trump upends surveillance fight | Senate passes bill barring federal funds for Huawei equipment MORE (R-Ore.), the ranking member of the full committee.
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Iran Ends Nuclear Limits as Killing of Iranian General Upends Mideast U.S.-Led Coalition Halts ISIS Fight as It Steels for Iranian Attacks U.S. Allies in Mideast Fear They May Pay Price for Suleimani Killing Iranians Close Ranks Behind Leaders After U.S. Kills Popular General Tensions Abroad Stir a Whirlwind at Fort Bragg as Soldiers Deploy Missile Strike Damage Appears Limited, but Iran May Not Be Done Then answer the following questions: What consequences have already happened?
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook to give 'WHO as many free ads as they need' for coronavirus response Hillicon Valley — Presented by Facebook — Federal court rules tech giants can censor content | Trump upends surveillance fight | Senate passes bill barring federal funds for Huawei equipment Democrats hit Facebook over gun sales on platform MORE pledged Tuesday that his company would help the World Health Organization (WHO) and other health agencies with free ads to help stop the spread of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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EditorsNote: Resending per client's request Army upends Duke for sixth straight victory Senior quarterback Ahmad Bradshaw rushed for 96 yards and a touchdown while completing his only pass attempt as Army rebuffed Duke 21-16 on Saturday at West Point, N.Y. Running back Darnell Woolfork ran for a touchdown and Javhari Bourdeau returned a blocked punt for a score as the Black Knights (8-2) won their sixth straight game — their longest streak since winning nine in a row to start the 1996 season.
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"[D]espite Facebook's ban of gun sales on its platforms, users are nonetheless able to facilitate firearm transactions in private Facebook groups specifically designed to skirt Facebook's ban on firearm sales," the 2628 senators wrote in the letter to Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook to give 'WHO as many free ads as they need' for coronavirus response Hillicon Valley — Presented by Facebook — Federal court rules tech giants can censor content | Trump upends surveillance fight | Senate passes bill barring federal funds for Huawei equipment Democrats hit Facebook over gun sales on platform MORE.
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"[D]espite Facebook's ban of gun sales on its platforms, users are nonetheless able to facilitate firearm transactions in private Facebook groups specifically designed to skirt Facebook's ban on firearm sales," the 85033 senators wrote in the letter to Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook to give 'WHO as many free ads as they need' for coronavirus response Hillicon Valley — Presented by Facebook — Federal court rules tech giants can censor content | Trump upends surveillance fight | Senate passes bill barring federal funds for Huawei equipment Democrats hit Facebook over gun sales on platform MORE.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnLoeffler works to gain traction with conservatives amid Collins primary bid Taylor Swift calls Tennessee senator 'Trump in a wig' in new Netflix doc Interior Department's nonemergency drones grounded due to cybersecurity concerns MORE (R-Tenn.), Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAmerica's Sputnik moment on 22020G Loeffler works to gain traction with conservatives amid Collins primary bid Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Ark.) and Deb FischerDebra (Deb) Strobel FischerLoeffler works to gain traction with conservatives amid Collins primary bid Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial The Hill's Morning Report — Impeachment unknowns await returning lawmakers MORE (R-Neb.).
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Mash, for instance, after telling Dev that, sorry, she's just not feeling it for him, whips out a ukulele and sings a perky little ditty: Life is a muddle, life is a choreLife is a burden, life is a boreThis apple is rotten right down to its coreLife … is disappointing Here and elsewhere, Mr. Posner playfully upends Chekhov's celebrated (and sometimes overstated) delicacy, rewriting the drama for an era in which, far from hiding our emotions from the world, we are likely to broadcast them on social media for all our "friends" to see, and sympathize with.
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Mike JohnsonJames (Mike) Michael JohnsonCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial begins with clash over rules MORE, the chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee who is a close ally of fellow Louisiana Republican, Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseCollins Senate bid sets off game of musical chairs for GOP Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote GOP fumes over Democrats' maneuver for bringing up Iran bills MORE; and retiring Rep.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE said late Monday that 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 move to expel 60 Russian officials "upends" the narrative that he is unwilling to take a hard line against Moscow.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnHouse Freedom Caucus chairman endorses Collins's Georgia Senate bid TikTok introduces new parental controls Abortion wars flare up in Congress MORE (R-Tenn.), Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonAsian caucus urges fellow lawmakers not to 'perpetuate racist stereotypes' amid coronavirus fears Overnight Defense: More closures possible at US bases in Europe as coronavirus spreads | Pompeo says Afghan 'reduction in violence is working' | Man accused of trying to blow up vehicle at Pentagon Top general: More closures at US bases in Europe possible as coronavirus spreads MORE (R-Ark.) and Deb FischerDebra (Deb) Strobel FischerHouse Freedom Caucus chairman endorses Collins's Georgia Senate bid Loeffler works to gain traction with conservatives amid Collins primary bid Bolton upends Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Neb.).
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