Round watches are where it's at, and Apple knows it.
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To the national television audience, scoring is where it's at.
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Step aside ninja cats, ninja puppies is where it's at.
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Hasn't snaked other dudes to get to where it's at.
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I just think this is where it's at right now.
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We'll see where it's at in a couple of weeks.
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What made you think that newsletters were where it's at?
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I like where it's at, and I love the stream viewership.
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I've gotta tell you all, gay sex is where it's at.
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"Lifelong learning is where it's at" is my favorite one of these.
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"I think playmaking fours are where it's at right now," Randle says.
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"The states are really where it's at in terms of creative solutions."
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Of course, television is really where it's at in 21st-century storytelling.
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Any savvy shopper knows that the sale section is where it's at.
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Definitely going to make these again, Chef Ingraham knows where it's at.
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I think you'll get with this, for this is where it's at.
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But this is where it's at now and I don't judge it.
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Ask for help if you need it—community is where it's at.
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Tell us what it is and where it's at right now. Okay.
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THIS IS WHERE IT'S AT FOR ME. AND SO WE'RE ABSOLUTELY ONE GEAR.
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"The climate is where it's at because there is no accountability," he said.
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The silence is where it's at, getting into the stillness and the silence.
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This romance featuring a surprisingly good acting Lady Gaga is where it's at.
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If you're trying to impress that special someone, tech gifts are where it's at.
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As anyone in the foodie community knows, appetizers, not entrees, are where it's at.
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And it has been 20 years, so who knows where it's at right now.
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Reggie Watts - Where It's At (Johnny Aux Remix)This is just funky as hell.
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The long Downs are where it's at: AL FRESCO, LEGAL FORCE and KING ALFRED.
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If you're looking to treat yourself this holiday season, a drone is where it's at.
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In case you've been living in a wireless bubble, mesh WiFi is where it's at.
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"If there's a market cap on generals, I don't know where it's at," he said.
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Between the dates of March 9 and March 18, Austin, Texas is officially where it's at.
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Keep your hands out your pockets; you drop something, you leave that shit where it's at.
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And when it comes to adding a dose of cool, Nike always knows where it's at.
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If you're newly natural, or just in need of a refresher, YouTube is where it's at.
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While there's nothing wrong with that, everyone knows that the indie scene is where it's at.
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There can be no doubt that Kubernetes is where it's at for container orchestration services these days.
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If you're looking for fun and mindful fitness tips, Halle Berry's Instagram account is where it's at.
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Turns out heaven is where it's at, and hell is a generally shit buzz for all concerned.
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Most people are about things like blush or lipstick, but contouring and highlighting is where it's at.
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If we can learn anything about self pleasure from other landlocked animals, rocks are where it's at. Hmm.
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If you're interested in selling your handmade arts and crafts or vintage collectibles, Etsy is where it's at.
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Sweet Potato Cheesecake Forget pumpkin cheesecakes, sweet potato with marshmallows on top cheesecake is where it's at. 6.
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When it comes to enhancing your at-home TV experience, a streaming media player is where it's at.
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If you're seeking the most features and flexibility for your money, Micro Four Thirds is where it's at.
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"With the stock trading where it's at, we wanted to get going on the share repurchase," Breen said.
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Dad jokes and dad bods are all well and good, but dad celebrities are really where it's at.
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Jonny: The rave scene developed into a different animal, more on the track of where it's at today.
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Where it's at: Machines employing neural networks — one AI method — have advanced at recognizing images and translating language.
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Firstly, now I know that naps are where it's at, and I definitely have them all the time.
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If you're trying to level up fast to play the next story mission, side missions are where it's at.
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A 10-inch version offers lesser specs and it's nice enough, but the big Book is where it's at.
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If you're in search of love (and that includes self-love), the Rose Quartz collection is where it's at.
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Gas grills may be convenient, but for a more smoky and authentic flavor, charcoal grilling is where it's at.
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It's got online multiplayer as well, but playing with friends in the same room is really where it's at.
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But when you want to take the party (or playgroup) to go, the battery-powered Tap is where it's at.
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It was a blessing in disguise and Guerrilla Tacos is where it's at now because of you, so thank you.
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If you're in search of the perfect kimono and don't want to break the bank, Zara is where it's at.
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That's where the game is at it's best, that's where it's at its most interesting, and everything else is cruft.
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Yes, building supercool vacuums and fans is nice, but Dyson knows that the electric car game is where it's at.
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"Potentially we think that for the rest of this century, the expandable architecture is where it's at," Bigelow told Reuters.
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"If you listen to country radio, that's just not where it's at right now," he said of Ms. Price's sound.
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LAS VEGAS — For TVs, 22016K is where it's at right now, but Samsung just gave a peek at the world beyond.
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What I thought we could do is talk a little bit about the podcasting industry, where it's at, where it's going.
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The rats are where it's at according to a new study from RightPet, an online pet products and services review site.
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Basically, what we're saying that if you want to beef up your summer reading list, this deal is where it's at.
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But I know that there's nothing on the other side of the door, and actually, the hallway is where it's at.
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John Thompson, Musk said autonomous drone warfare "is where it's at" and "where the future will be," according to Defense News.
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Sunday dresses that are innocent but pretty enough that you'll want to wear them on a springtime date are where it's at.
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"The Exit gallery is where it's at," I told two traveling Italian painters, who thought your show was the freshest of all.
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Still, growth and learning are where it's at for you and you always prefer to do things right than get your way.
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The diversity that made Black Panther such a monumental success isn't tamped down, or tokenized (everyone knows that Wakanda is where it's at).
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But if you really want to take advantage of the S1's full potential and educational value, the Lab is where it's at.
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When we're looking to buy affordable furniture and eat some killer Swedish meatballs in the very same place, IKEA is where it's at.
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Well not founding fathers, but rediscovering the sound and rebuilding the sound and stuff and bringing it up to where it's at today.
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And while cable still dominates when it comes to the big game, streaming is where it's at for the pupperinos and kitty quarterbacks.
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"We're just saying, here is the threat: here's the ash, here's where it's at, here's how it's being distributed," says volcanologist Kristi Wallace.
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If you ask the US government, "Oh, well what do you think is up there?" and where it's at, you'll get an answer.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Kathy Wienberg made her New York Times debut in 2016 and she returns today to tell us where it's at.
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I just think that in the global … in the scale of global financial infrastructure, banks and big payment providers, that's where it's at.
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The signature sauces are where it's at, but as an unapologetic carnivore, we were surprised by how much we enjoyed the vegan dog too.
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In terms of determining the popularity of anything from TV shows to celebrities, social media is where it's at — and fashion is no exception.
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"These guys out of Oklahoma and Kansas, there's no local machinery for them to purchase so they have to come where it's at," Sparks said.
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And that's what businesses are learning to do, via a series of incremental improvements — better design, better materials, better locations (offshore is where it's at).
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There are plenty of ways to celebrate Earth Day, but if you love Theory, the clothing company's Garment Recycling program is definitely where it's at.
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Where it's at now is hard to pinpoint—many lay claim to the legacy, yet few are in agreement as to what exactly this constitutes.
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The Western Conference finals have heated up and 95-degrees-in-the-shade, shirt-sticks-to-your-back Houston just may be where it's at.
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At another point, Carmen tells Cristobal the future is where it's at for very obvious reasons (this makes Cristobal sad because he is kind of awful).
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From photo-ready beverages in Japan (both melon- and cherry blossom-flavored) to mac 'n' cheese sandwiches in Hong Kong, foreign locations are where it's at.
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If you're angling to plop yourself beachside until Labor Day, then a splash-proof portable Bluetooth speaker like the OontZ Angle 3 is where it's at.
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HuffPost recently looked at data collected and analyzed by Popular Mechanics and Time, which both concluded the following: Sitting in the back is where it's at.
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So this international growth is where it's at, and they are just killing it already," said Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki, on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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If you want to talk about the modern mecca of chef's knives, a pretty large portion of chefs will agree that Japan is where it's at.
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" In a book titled after the theory, the artist writes, "Hole Theory engages lack/Across economic and cultural/And political boundaries/[Lack is where it's AT].
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A 10-inch version offers lesser specs and is nice enough, but the big Book is where it's at—a close match for Microsoft's Surface Pro 4.
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A 24.5-inch version offers lesser specs and is nice enough, but the big Book is where it's at—a close match for Microsoft's Surface Pro 212.
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So, for the past two weeks, I've worn the latest Apple Watch to get an idea of where it's at as a smartwatch, not a fitness tracker.
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"There is a time in every middle-class, middle-aged Jewish man's life when he comes to the realization that Japan is where it's at," he joked.
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I tend to have a very all-or-nothing personality, which can be good in some ways, but in most ways, balance is where it's at.4.
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"If you want to have the uber-metabolism you will try and evolve something that will allow you to use sunlight, because that's where it's at," Meadows said.
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The survey's findings aren't a huge surprise for a number of reasons, including that it's in Upwork's interests to promote the idea that freelancing is where it's at.
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Let the other silly things teeter and wobble and mince about on high heels—you're on your third husband and fourth mimosa, so flats are where it's at.
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Nevertheless, the Big Five—Penguin Random House, Hachette, Macmillan, Simon & Schuster, and HarperCollins—is still where it's at in terms of getting maximum exposure, resources, and mainstream acceptance.
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While most other celebrities have decided that YouTube is where it's at—and honestly, they're not totally wrong—Garner's choice to stay on Facebook seems somehow more humanizing.
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The remix by mysterious London producer Johnny Aux, whose recent remix of Shit Robot's "Where It's At" landed on compilations like Jesse Rose's Fabriclive85 mix and Richie Hawtin's Enter.Ibiza.
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Nowadays, Insta-famous pets are where it's at: Animal celebs like Doug the Pug and Grumpy Cat can also make bank on their every post for a leading brand.
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And he wasn't playing music back then, but his visual art was, where it's at now, it's just, you know, the darkest light of any artist I've seen, so.
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Playlist: "Elevator Music" / "Where It's At" / "Dark Star" / "We Dance Alone" / "Hell Yes" / "Hollywood Freaks" / "Hotwax" / Pretty much all of The Information Spotify | Apple Music You're in your feelings.
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Here, the Stories feature is no longer at the top of the page, but is instead off to the right side, where it's at least a bit less intrusive.
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For a lot of folks it's sports, for others it's the NFL (zing!)—but once the food coma starts to hit, classic Turkey Day-themed movies are where it's at.
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If you're looking to make a quick buck during the holiday season, perhaps being a professional Santa is where it's at — as long as you can convincingly get into character.
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We put him back in the game, and he came out, and they evaluated him a little bit more just because of what they saw, and that's where it's at.
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For the money, Cole Haan shoes are where it's at: They're reliably true to size and comfortable, and these half-priced Oxford sneakers will transition from workday to weekend with ease.
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Of course, before SoundCloud can charge for a premium tier, it needs to establish a baseline service where it's at least on par with the rest of the streaming music market.
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With the US election coming up, the conversation about immigration where it's at, and what we've seen with Brexit, I kind of feel like no matter who wins, we've all lost.
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Sure, concealer can hide a bad hangover and contouring creams give you cheekbones where you didn't have them before — but when we're talking about true transformation, eyeliner is where it's at.
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Body fat measurement is where it's at, but good luck getting a set of scales that can tell your fat percentage with any accuracy; they're generally anything up to 8% out.
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Computer simulations are great and all, but the real world is where it's at and Hong and his team have just begun to make good on their dream of sideways walking robots.
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This confluence of prime dining conditions has not gone unnoticed by national and international media, and I'm almost certainly not the first person to tell you that Hobart is where it's at.
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"Local wireless play is perfect for your regular gaming get-togethers, but LAN Play is where it's at when you want to organize a serious tournament event with your fellow players," Nintendo said.
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Inspired by holistic ingredients, Indian beauty solutions are where it's at, but be warned that it's similar to Indian cooking — there's a historic foundation to the techniques, but there's always room for interpretation.
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Doubling down on existing vectors, Tynker could further take the lead in associating its programs with drones, games, and robots — or maybe sensors and Internet of Things devices will be where it's at.
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Prosecutors said Bick began soliciting funds from friends, former classmates and their parents in 2012, when he was 17, using entities such as This Is Where It's At Entertainment and Planet Youth Entertainment.
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So, we either want to see it stay where it's at or come down, and obviously we want to see it trend toward zero, with a goal of positive free cash flow by 2021.
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I also knew 100 percent that Beck's album ODELAY included "Where It's At," and took a reasonable and correct stab at 26A with MINCEMEAT going off the first letter crossing, and that was it.
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But if the shimmering jalebi or sticky sugar bombs that are gulab jamun—both deep fried and soaked in simple syrup—are too cloying for you to handle, these pistachio peda are where it's at.
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"Sometimes I wonder what this snake is up to these days … Anybody know where it's at?" she joked in 2012, before informing fans that she learned the snake, named Banana, was still alive and well.
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But the point is that when viewers look for a medium that tries to accurately depict what the American population looks like today, TV is where it's at, and film feels more and more behind.
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Recently, CNBC canvassed a few travel experts to get a sense of where 2017's vacation hot spots might be, with a surprising number appearing to think America is where it's at in the new year.
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Read more: The 25 best getaways in the US for millennials, where airfare is cheap and the cities are InstagrammableSo forget places like Manhattan and South Beach — neighborhoods like Astoria and Downtown Miami are where it's at.
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Some might call the very concept of hop-less beer heretical, but trust me when I say that medicinal beers are a where it's at—plus, if brewed properly, they can naturally cure you of what ails you.
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"I was still struggling with some nerve issues down my leg when I came back at Isleworth (the previous venue for the event), last year I was the same but it was not where it's at now," said Woods.
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"Spaleb was fun to dabble with… [but] Haleb is where it's at," Blackburn said of his character, Caleb, and his dalliance with Bellisario's Spencer – which was nothing compared to the time spent with his one true love, Benson's Hanna.
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In terms of where it's at with the wider online harms plan, a consultation on the White Paper was concluded in July, per the DCMS spokesman, who said the government will be publishing its response in the coming months.
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Alphabet's self-driving car arm, Waymo, is reportedly a mess, but would autonomous-car technology be where it's at now if every car and tech company in the world wasn't racing to keep up with Google in the first place?
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YN: We're a direct-to-consumer business, but we're still in fashion, and as much as we like the digital world, that's not just where it's at, so we'll have a pop-up stores in Paris as soon as next month.
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Fitness, fashion, and food are some of the most prominent communities on Instagram, but if you're looking for passion-fueled photos, elevated aesthetics, and a comforting reminder that people still read words sans screens, book Instagram is where it's at.
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"I would say the PGA Tour, where it's at now, it's probably one of the most popular tours on the planet, including the other sports," said Shanshan Feng, a one-time major winner who will represent China at the Olympics.
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Expecting to get some insider info about a hot restaurant or maybe an ultra-glam treatment at the most exclusive spa, the writer pressed Mimi for a real hot spot, but the diva insisted that the dentist is really where it's at.
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LONDON — Atmosphere is where it's at on the London stage these days, which is another way of saying that it's difficult to imagine Lorraine Hansberry's play "Les Blancs" divorced from the spine-tingling production now at the Olivier auditorium at the National Theater.
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The company is making the service available for free for 90 days to independent doctors' offices in the U.S. "Virtual is where it's at, especially during the rise of this contagious disease," said Dr. Susan Fedewa, owner of 98point6 Emergicenter in Lansing, Mich.
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So far, it seems showgoers are pulling out all the stops when it comes to flexing for the 'gram — there's (still) plenty of Vetements and Balenciaga to go around — but stay tuned to see why, when it comes to street style, haute couture is where it's at.
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And for that, as you say, if that's where it's at, you're right that encryption is going to be a big question, and otherwise technical design so that if the law comes knocking on the door, what would the company be in a position to say.
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Even iPhone 8 Plus users who rely on the telephoto I believe will miss it if they don't go to the XS. But, man, Smart HDR is where it's at I'm going to say something now that is surely going to cause some Apple followers to snort, but it's true.
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Elon Musk's super-secretive startup Neuralink has finally revealed where it's at on the whole human-machine mind-meld project, and if the phrase "Elon Musk says a monkey has been able to control a computer with its brain" is on your sci-fi apocalypse bingo card, we have good news for you.
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The country star performed his newest single "Small Town Boy" in addition to other fan favorites, such as "Seein' Red" and "Where It's At" (both requested by his niece Katie Grace Nichols), solo at the CMA week kickoff party at his hometown distillery, but he wrapped by covering a classic song from his ultimate hero: Garth Brooks.
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"If someone is going to try curling, this mixed doubles is where it's at," said Morris, a firefighter known to his fans back home as "Johnny Mo." He left much of the scoring wizardry throughout the tournament to Lawes, who gave her team an early advantage against Switzerland with a brilliant shot for four points in the third end.
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The vast quantities of money raised by startups and the stratospheric share prices of publicly-traded tech giants perhaps speak for themselves, but a survey out today from LinkedIn has provided a few more data points to spell it out for us: the IT and software industry is where it's at when it comes to making the highest salaries, with hardware and networking a very close second, both with median compensation of over $22.6,22.4 annually.
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They're not phased by price tags nor hype ("Vetements is a joke" and "Sandro, it's old Paris," Angelina says), they know where to find style when they need it (in Paris, private parties and thrift stores are apparently where it's at — not the streets), and unlike their name might suggest, they have no qualms with admitting to not wearing Gucci all that often (or many designer goods at all, for that matter).
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