When you think of Ferrari, you probably think of a wickedly fast, wickedly expensive two-seat sports car.
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Pictured: Wickedly Prime Coconut Toffee Roasted Cashews, $5.34, available at AmazonShop gourmet food from Happy Belly and Wickedly Prime hereHappy Belly sells nut and trail mixes, spices, and cage-free eggs while Wickedly Prime sells chips, nuts, popcorn, soup, sweet spreads, tea, and more.
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The article detailed the forthcoming brands' offerings, including those from Wickedly Prime Wickedly Prime was not the first of the newer private labels to launch.
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A wickedly fast fastball isn't the anomaly it once was.
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Also, it's wickedly overpriced for how small the upgrades are.
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Speeds were noticeably faster than LTE, but not wickedly so.
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He was a relentless flirt — handsome, cocky and wickedly funny.
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But the problem is that international trade is wickedly complicated.
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Like the man himself, they are wickedly inventive and appealing.
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Somewhere inside of it is a wickedly funny social realism.
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But he remains at once wickedly puerile and endlessly curious.
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"'Cause we're Jewish," his older sister, Lauren, wickedly chimes in.
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She's clad in all black and smiles wickedly at Mia.
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But Sleepaway Camp is arguably more wickedly funny and inventive.
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Enter: "Drown In It", from Syd's wickedly good solo debut FIN.
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In the Times, Janet Maslin called it "beautifully and wickedly made."
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Killing demons is still wickedly fun, an orgy of cathartic violence.
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Last year, it also launched its own private-label food, Wickedly Prime.
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When traditional smartphone cameras "zoom" they can lead to wickedly ugly pictures.
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Here's some wickedly good news for fans looking forward to Hairspray Live!
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It's no secret Ariana Grande is wickedly talented, just like Idina Menzel.
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Appropriate to the subject matter, it was wickedly hot, even for June.
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Currently, Wickedly Prime is available through several Amazon platforms, including regular Amazon.com.
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He is brilliant, wickedly funny, a force of nature despite his disabilities.
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Many of these tales are dark, otherworldly and (trademark Winterson) wickedly funny.
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He answered his own question with a series of wickedly comical historical novels.
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It's a clever little rhetorical gambit this show is playing — and wickedly so.
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At least a toddler can be handled while wickedly hungover; we watch cartoons.
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A new Mazda (155 hp) remains wickedly economical, starting at a friendly $25,000.
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The impossible is impossible to ignore because ISIS is wicked and wickedly smart.
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It's over-the-top, violent, and has a wickedly twisted sense of humor.
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These forms have an animated-cartoon energy and snap; they cavort almost wickedly.
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Ben Kingsley wickedly impersonates Hamid Karzai, at the time the president of Afghanistan.
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Or the wickedly tempting Turkish delight in The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe.
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Degas is wickedly precise; you feel he's satirizing a leap that really did happen.
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At that, Evans smiled, wickedly, the smile of someone who knew what was coming.
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It must have meant something wickedly important to him, to see himself in these lines.
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These products will live under brand names like Happy Belly, Wickedly Prime, and Mama Bear.
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Wickedly Prime products are also eligible for 15% discounts through the Subscribe and Save feature.
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You'll adore and relate to the relationship between Issa and her wickedly funny alter ego.
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Yes, she used extremely salty language, he said, but she could also be wickedly funny.
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I want my work to be accessible, participatory, relevant, and playful—perhaps even wickedly so.
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There was the usual: wickedly sliced backhands, blocked returns and first serve-forehand combination punches.
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He's quick, wickedly so even in his late thirties but quickness is just an attribute.
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Wickedly PrimeAn Amazon brand that offers food and beverages such as popcorn, chips, soup, and tea.
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In Pullman's novels, as a result, good and evil are sometimes wickedly hard to tell apart.
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Stephen Fry pops up in what amounts to a one-scene cameo, and he's wickedly funny.
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Wickedly Prime, for example, sells Matcha green-tea powder, roasted seaweed snacks and cocoa truffle spread.
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Her résumé is full of wickedly funny turns on British sitcoms, including Peep Show and Rev.
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There can be enormous humanitarian costs in deciding not to act to solve wickedly complicated problems.
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Survivor player Zeke Smith is a welcome shot of enthusiastic, wickedly smart energy on the show.
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It's still wickedly fast and a good value, but it's not the leader it once was.
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It's a slim novella — tender, wickedly funny, and yes, full of sorrow, all at the same time.
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The Favourite is a wickedly delightful stew of palace intrigue, sex, skeet shooting, revenge, and duck-racing.
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These days, Lush pays playful homage to those tipsy French courtesans through this wickedly decadent, emerald gel.
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Toss in some added randomness from the wind, and you've got yourself a wickedly complex engineering problem.
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Indeed, it may have viewed his election as wickedly destabilizing for the United States and its allies.
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Eric Etheridge, previously in charge of the wickedly urbane New York Observer, was hired as an editor.
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Yet though Barbie's operatic violence leans perilously close to parody, Schweighöfer's urbane-monster routine is wickedly diverting.
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Yet though Barbie's operatic violence leans perilously close to parody, Schweighöfer's urbane-monster routine is wickedly diverting.
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The concept felt heavy, but minus 1,100 pounds, the production car should be lithe and wickedly fast.
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"This man was somehow fatherly, comforting, wise, reckless, brilliant, wickedly funny & unique all in 22019," wrote Guarnaschelli.
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That's why they create characters for their wickedly popular Destiny series with the challenges facing cosplayers in mind.
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But there's a certain charm to the cheesy-as-hell and wickedly unrealistic television series of my youth.
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Surprisingly, some of Amazon's other private labels — like Wickedly Prime — do not have special placement on the shelves.
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Junior dos Santos – Wickedly Fast Hands Junior dos Santos stands out as the sole rematch on Miocic's record.
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He grabbed its vertical support pole, which was wickedly bent, and pulled against it with his full weight.
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Common household vinegar, which boasts the active ingredient acetic acid, isn't just dirt cheap; it's also wickedly potent.
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Rating Netflix's animated series — which released its third season on July 22 — is wickedly funny and frequently devastating.
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I found her dazed but wickedly contemptuous of her nurses and doctors and loudly complaining about her roommate.
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The show wickedly mixed contemporary art with magical charms, sorcerers' amulets, witchy spell thingies, and other knotty cultural objects.
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Amazon's push into the private-label business continued this month, with the launch of its latest brand, Wickedly Prime.
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Amazon is also promoting its own brand of snack food, Wickedly Prime, with a deal for a popcorn mix.
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It's all just further proof that nature is filled with wickedly intelligent animals that could herd us into dinner.
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She was dry and disdainful and wickedly funny; she wrote poetry and was pursuing a degree in library science.
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After a wickedly volatile first quarter that saw major averages foray into correction territory, stocks have bounced back nicely.
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That makes this a sleek and wickedly fast display, support for AMD's FreeSync technology, just makes things even nicer.
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But just before you get suspicious of how she does everything with such ease, she'll say something wickedly funny.
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The wickedly acerbic canvases of Christine Wang (Platform 294, presented by Night Gallery, Pier 123) originated in internet memes.
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The company also released a wickedly long safety report (it's halfway down that landing page in the link provided).
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Meanwhile, Amazon is touting more private-label lines, such as Wickedly Prime and Mama Bear, through its Echo devices.
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Amazon itself has dabbled in private-label food brands with its Mama Bear, Happy Belly and Wickedly Prime brands.
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He's one of the most wickedly scary children's tales and it has to do with Christmas of all things.
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Bradley isn't flyweight-nimble, he's a battering ram, and the director wisely surrounds him with wickedly agile supporting players.
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Instead of making it nearly impossible to tell which brands are made by Amazon, Wickedly Prime embraces its Amazon affiliation.
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In comments directed at Iran, he said the Arab world would "cut off the hands that wickedly extend to it".
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Its first six episodes find both the show and its main character back to wickedly pirouet through the political landscape.
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Chrome's ears were pricked up, and he looked as if he were running by himself — controlled, relaxed and wickedly fast.
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Gilead is not just dystopian, it is wickedly sadistic, a place where the rule of law is bloodthirsty and unyielding.
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They boast their prowess of wordplay, juggling clever puns and Mexican slang with Morrissey's rapier wit and wickedly dismal viewpoints.
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But a wickedly deceptive kick which can sap fighters without them giving it much thought so never a bad investment.
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We fill the digital airwaves with wickedly creative "hacks" to save a buck or two with virtually everything we do.
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Instead the 2080 and 2080 Ti are just wickedly powerful GPUs that will make your current games run a lot faster.
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RCS, if you don't know, is wickedly complicated on the backend from both a technical and (more importantly) a political perspective.
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Netflix description: Wickedly talented baker and artist Christine McConnell fills her home with haunting confections, creepy crafts — and wildly inappropriate creatures.
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The wickedly fast right hand came straighter than ever to send Freire to the land of nod just two minutes in.
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Even though the blog isn't updated anymore, I would encourage everyone to check out the archives because they are wickedly informative.
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This female-led take on film noir — which sports a whimsical sea shanty score — is both wickedly entertaining and refreshingly offbeat.
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My opinion is that you got wickedly smart people at Facebook and Twitter and these other places, and they're all new.
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The wickedly heartfelt series' shorter-form episodes really shine when viewers can binge an entire season (or two) in a day.
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Silicon Valley loves wickedly smart artificial intelligence teams and new developer platforms from behemoths (Facebook and Microsoft) and darlings (Slack) alike.
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It's a wickedly clever blueprint for anyone who wants to next-level stalk someone, a totally plausible and easily duplicated plan.
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He was also warm, generous, wickedly funny, a baseball fanatic who made it his business to befriend even the rookies around here.
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There were wickedly smart horror flicks like Get Out, wonderfully imaginative superhero movies like Thor Ragnarok, and brilliant dramas like Lady Bird.
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I really enjoy talking to Systrom — he's wickedly smart, a very good listener, and makes no effort to hide his competitive streak.
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The characters were kids my age, wickedly smart, and they felt more real than the adult heroes in other books I loved.
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This wickedly capable electric motorcycle made for a ride equal parts exhilarating and enlightening—yet at the same time a bit frustrating.
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And if you pay attention, the movie is wickedly funny in the same vein as Fargo, which also skewers small town life.
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Oh, and she's joined by a rather sweaty Matthias Schoenaerts, a wickedly pompous Ralph Fiennes, and a brooding, scantily-clad Dakota Johnson.
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" (NYT) • "'The Bonfire of the Vanities' wickedly dissected the Wall Street money-grubbing crowd who thought they were rulers of the universe.
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Trump is not good at much, but he is wickedly good at sticking his thumb in the eye of the educated elites.
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It is, of course (and often wickedly funny; you'll never look at petit fours or experience team-building exercises the same way again).
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READMEThat hinge is wickedly cool, but so help you if you have a toddler, because they will almost certainly cram things in there.
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Amazon, for example, has created a host of its own brands in recent years across categories, including its Wickedly Prime line of snacks.
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Bands from Florida (outside of Obituary's swampy stomp) tried to sound otherworldly and wickedly fast, often incorporating jazz or psychedelia into their mix.
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In celebration, all town residents will receive a box with their free one-year membership and the aforementioned popcorn (cleverly named "Wickedly Prime").
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" * On Trump, again: "Isn't that the best thing about him that he's wickedly wealthy ... and he's still able to relate to regular people.
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Since 2000, the comedy trio Unitard (Nora Burns, David Ilku, and Mike Albo) has wickedly anatomized the vanities of New York's lefty bourgeoisie.
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The Week Ahead There's a part of us that delights in watching seemingly perfect things be mussed up, taken down or wickedly exposed.
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What made Braunhut's work so edgy, so American, was just how wickedly far he'd journey — far past the product itself — into the fictional.
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One of the fall's most assertive trends is not for the timid: lipstick in wickedly unnatural shades like black, blue, green or yellow.
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Gastelum was already improving his defences at that point, but he seemed somewhat spooked by Woodley's wickedly fast and obviously dangerous right hand.
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Warm, wickedly funny and endlessly relatable, she was an emissary of realness who punched through the gauzy divide separating celebrities from everyone else.
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It is every inch the Lifetime show it began as, and just as wickedly sharp or thoughtful as another show with loftier goals.
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The new brands called Happy Belly, Wickedly Prime and Mama Bear will include nuts, spices, tea, coffee, baby food and vitamins, the newspaper reported.
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A powerful electric powertrain wrapped up in the body of a wickedly voluptuous sports coupe, the E-motion is both fun and environmentally sustainable.
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There were aces, cleanly struck backhands, wickedly angled forehands, right-guess returns and full-swinging passing shots on the line off the full stretch.
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Instead, Bong Joon-ho's "Parasite", a suspenseful, wickedly funny satire about class struggles has sparked buzz of awards glory for the South Korean director.
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We want to believe he's still the wickedly intelligent conservative crusader he once appeared to be, but are we to believe our lying eyes?
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I pulled old and spotted but wickedly sharp carbon-steel knives from the knife block that Paul Child built into the butcher-block counter.
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Stodart points out that Amazon tends to have wickedly low prices on other models (specifically the Ultra), so we'd suggest you check there, too.
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Tom Payne plays Malcolm Bright, your standard charming, wickedly intelligent N.Y.P.D. detective in this series, which is back for the rest of Season 1.
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It's a deeply revealing and wickedly funny gem that may be the best book ever written about the interpersonal dynamics of a big family.
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The selections include a biopic about Van Gogh, a heist movie, a crowd-pleasing historical comedy, and a wickedly funny tale of palace intrigue.
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"He had a great personality, was very smart, wickedly funny, and a good conversationalist," she said, according to the parole board account of her testimony.
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For her final act, Reynolds had done it one last time, a notion that the wickedly witted Fisher would have found profoundly funny and apropos.
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The funnyman teamed up with his newly-pantsed partner, Christina Aguilera, to boogie down and show off their wickedly tight pants on Monday's Tonight Show.
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It becomes sloppier when he's panicked, more visceral when he's vulnerable, more wildly hyperbolic and wickedly imprecise when he's making a counterfeit show of strength.
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The newspaper suggests that the Happy Belly line will feature staples like "nuts, trail mix, tea and cooking oil," while Wickedly Prime will provide snacks.
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Tagel dropped the peppers and grinned wickedly as she hoisted two squash breast high; Liron lifted another, perfectly contoured to the line of her hips.
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St. Vincent, known offstage as Annie Clark, is a wickedly talented guitarist with a knack for writing songs that sneak up and surprise the listener.
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His opponent was the wickedly powerful Hector Lombard, another Olympian, who sought a fresh start back in the middleweight division after several years at welterweight.
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"He was big, brash funny and wickedly smart," said Henry Harteveldt, a former airline executive and founder of Atmosphere Research Group, a travel industry consulting firm.
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"The bottom line is basically, genomics is just wickedly complex," says Adam Rutherford, a geneticist and author of A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived.
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Hank Azaria's wickedly precise impression of a depressed, boozy veteran baseball announcer would've been entertaining regardless of what story creator Joel Church-Cooper molded around it.
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Indiewire called it "wickedly entertaining from start to finish, and painted with enough fresh personality to resolve into something more than the sum of its parts."
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The wickedly improper gentleman is Goldie Peacock, a gender-blending performer whose daily life and performances play with, erase, and color all over strict gender lines.
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These brands have fun/whimsical names like Mama Bear, Wickedly Prime and Happy Belly, and they are going to be Prime Exclusives (at least to start).
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The first ram he got was in 2300, snowshoeing through the nearby Beartooth Mountains, a vast and wickedly rugged landscape just north of Yellowstone National Park.
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Absurd yet bold, lurid yet a tiny bit touching, "Come to Daddy" drags poor Norval from hopefulness to horror to a wickedly literal form of closure.
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It was a spirited, wickedly articulate 71-year-old named Jane, a lawyer like my father, who had turned my favorite Luddite into a texting monster.
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If Harlots keeps this momentum going, it could be a wickedly fun take on the usual macho battle of wills that plagues the TV drama genre.
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Making a story about obsession, addiction, mental illness, and stalker-like behavior into something wickedly funny without sacrificing the characters' humanity seems extraordinarily hard to me.
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The wickedly addicting Super Stickman Golf 3 has it all: a king-like protagonist, piles of floating cash, and guilt-free mulligans when you miss a shot.
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A report from The WSJ in May 2016 detailed Amazon's expansion of its own brands, with new launches in the categories of Happy Belly, Wickedly Prime, Presto!
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Happy Belly and Wickedly Prime sales are still small and show only mild growth, One Click Retail said, with less than 1 percent of the category share.
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Your next computer will probably have wickedly fast data transfer speeds — but your current computer, even if it's brand new, will likely be left in the dust.
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Midnight blue and black are among the shades in the Maybelline New York Color Sensational Loaded Bolds collection, which also includes a chalky hue called Wickedly White.
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For half the year, a little brown bird on the northernmost islands of the Galápagos uses its wickedly sharp beak to pick at seeds, nectar and insects.
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The two most-nominated films are Roma, Alfonso Cuaròn's moving, black-and-white tribute to the woman who helped raise him, and the wickedly divine The Favourite.
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Whether a wickedly fast run or a riff that was too high or intricate, it was a section we'd never master no matter how much we practiced.
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The collective's new album, Decivilize, came out today, and is absolutely blowing my mind with its furious, wickedly sharp merger of black metal, death metal, and crust punk.
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And I'll do you a solid and point you at Travelers on Netflix, a wickedly clever time travel show from Canada, due for a second season this year.
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Now we'll see if Amazon will have the same success in the consumer packaged goods space, with its Happy Belly coffees and snacks, Wickedly Good snacks, and Presto!
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Right now, there are only six products in the Wickedly Prime line, and while Amazon won't comment on future releases, we bet we are just seeing the beginning.
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Art Review Patty Chang made her mark 20 years ago with wickedly provocative body-centered video and performance works, the best known of which is probably "Eels" (1999).
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As evidenced in a recent live playthrough, the hack has a wickedly bad habit of strapping a troop of soldiers with Rocket Launchers at the most inconvenient moment.
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The wickedly smart lyrics are well set on tunes that are both catchy and meaty; the cast of terrific singers sells them unstintingly, straight to the joyful finale.
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This is a wickedly unsettling game, in which creepy sound design digs under the skin to a far greater degree than the somewhat cutesy visuals could ever imply.
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We are wickedly delighted to travel to the Netherlands for this very special festival concert, and to bring our musickal form of Witchcraft once again to the live stage.
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His support of the sciences, art, education and the NHS and charities such as the MND foundation will also live on as will his wickedly funny sense of humor.
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The four-wheeled autonomous vehicles appear to be covered in sensors and look wickedly aerodynamic, with bodywork that covers up all the internals and massive openings around each axle.
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There were, of course, highlights such as Ronaldo's stunning long-distance winner at Empoli — a wickedly dipping shot from 22 metres — and the emergence of teenage forward Moise Kean.
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The comedy is a warm and wickedly funny coming-of-age story that effectively communicates to a younger generation how all of life's lessons can't be learned in textbooks.
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Mr. Giuliani had no special tools, just a knowledge of porcine anatomy and a knife with a wickedly thin, long blade that he sharpened every 10 minutes or so.
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Climate change is huge, abstract, and wickedly complex, so it resists the kind of easy narrative that might make it stick in a reader's mind or suggest concrete policy.
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The Audi PB 18 e-tron debuted late Thursday with a splash, aiming for the same rarified air as ultra-luxury supercars with wickedly powerful engines and sleek designs.
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Despite being thought of as a kickboxer or a Muay Thai guy because of his wickedly fast round kicks, Barboza's wheel kick is actually more of a point fighting application.
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Much lighter in tone are the wickedly funny and playful films of Grace Cunard (Harriet Milfred Jeffries), who acted in over 100 films, and penned an unidentified number of them.
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She had no idea how wickedly funny he could be until the night they went out with mutual friends, and he told the bizarre story of the Underground Railroad game.
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One thing to know: One of the greatest champions the sport of boxing has ever known, Muhammad Ali was known for his astounding knockout power and his wickedly sharp mind.
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Ken Shapiro, a former child television actor whose hit 21974 film, "The Groove Tube," anticipated "Saturday Night Live" by a year with sketches that wickedly satirized TV, died on Nov.
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Mr. Brafman, a former Manhattan prosecutor, is regarded as one of the best trial lawyers in the city, known for a disarming sense of humor and wickedly skillful cross-examinations.
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Sometimes they let her swim a sprint relay: she was wickedly fast, but in races she forgot to breathe and couldn't go farther than fifty metres before having to stop.
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"It turns out if you use substitution and transposition, one after another in either order, especially on a short message, it makes it really wickedly hard to break," Hanson said.
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He said the Arab world would "cut off the hands that wickedly extend to it," language which one source close to him said was not typical of the Lebanese leader.
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Now, the glaring problem with this prospective booking is that it's possible that Lineker and Mayday—both wickedly powerful punchers—will injure the shit out of each other on fight night.
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There are, in fact, few shows that I have ever fallen in love with the way I fell in love with this heartfelt, wickedly funny, and radically queer Go-Go's musical.
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So the economy is not in any kind of condition for the government to come to the rescue other than really wickedly extraordinary policies a la the ECB and the BOJ.
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An exception is this wickedly satirical season four episode (the best from that season of hour-long episodes) in which William Shakespeare is resurrected and tries his hand at TV writing.
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But, in case we thought the mega-retailer had totally stopped shocking us, we were totally unprepared for its most recent foray into food: it's own line of snacks, Wickedly Prime.
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If monsters and demons needed casual attire with designer flair, LA-based artist Tina Jiang's sensual illustrations of boogie-women in wickedly fashionable outfits would be a good place to start.
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I did as he directed and sure enough, 2149 mg of Viagra produced a wickedly hard boner that hung around for hours, regardless of whether I was turned on or not.
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Now Kia's oldest nameplate, the-fourth-generation Sportage, is far more pleasant, holding its own in a wickedly fierce segment that includes the Ford Escape, Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV226.
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She's wickedly funny but sweet: When a market vendor hears how she devotes her life to caring for her mother Nazife, he gives her a fan decorated with a peacock's tail.
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That's not the case, exactly, with J. Lincoln Fenn's DEAD SOULS (Gallery Books, paper, $16), which is a wickedly entertaining take on the traditional selling-your-soul-to-the-Devil story.
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But even the movie's conclusion is wickedly cheeky; admitting you're not perfect before an audience of thousands of strangers might turn out to be its own form of Instagram perfection, right?
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In true borscht belt fashion, Mr. Leibowitz wickedly turns the tables, advising that when current politics and the odds are stacked against you, you should make fun of the whole thing.
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Jamie S. Gorelick, who worked with Mr. Mueller at WilmerHale, said he was unassuming and "wickedly funny" as a partner at the firm, giving advice to lawyers on particularly complex cases.
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If you have more information about Amazon's private labeling, which affects brands like AmazonBasics, Amazon Essentials, Mama Bear, Wickedly Prime and a slew of others, reach out—we'd love to hear more.
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As I walked past an Amazon Treasure Truck and a Wickedly Prime snack station, an important-seeming man in a charcoal suit saw my press pass and asked me what I thought.
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When he went southpaw and then threw his wickedly fast left round kick into the open side, he was able to land body kicks and slow Jung down through the middle rounds.
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Under the names Happy Belly, Wickedly Prime, and Mama Bear, the new items, including nuts, spices, tea, coffee, baby food, and vitamins, could go on sale later this month or early June.
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After an introduction, we open with Babitz's story on the making of "The Godfather, Part II." It's a classic of New Journalism: gonzo, gritty and wickedly funny, seamlessly weaving reportage and memoir.
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About an hour before class, I scarfed down a wickedly potent kief cookie, attempting to time the peak of my high with the beginning of a tibetan singing bowl sound bath meditation.
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The new Wickedly Prime brand, as the name implies, is exclusive to Amazon Prime members, and targets the "foodie" crowd with offerings similar to what you might find at a Trader Joe's.
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To get in the spirit (in more than one sense of the word), we're brewing up this wickedly pretty cocktail, packed with blueberries, elderflower liqueur, and a bubbly splash of Freixenet Cava.
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Ivanka and Hicks struck up a friendship through their working relationship, with Ivanka praising her as "brilliant, kind & wickedly" funny when she was named to Forbes' 30 under 30 list last year.
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I saw her as a siren from the very beginning because I knew she was beautiful and I kind of assumed she was wickedly dangerous and I guess my intuition was correct.
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But they immediately reveal three things: He was a preternaturally talented draftsman from the start; he was always wickedly funny; and he has always had an engineer's passion for the built world.
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Yet as soon as the real blows stop coming between the feints, or a fighter begins obviously hyping himself up before he steps in for real, that wickedly difficult style falls apart.
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" In the Boston Globe, Christopher Muther expressed similar misgivings about the catalog of social issues crammed into the plot, but called it "wildly entertaining" and "wickedly funny in just the right places.
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In the Belgian filmmaker Jaco Van Dormael's wickedly amusing religious satire, "The Brand New Testament," God (Benoît Poelvoorde) is a snarling, meanspirited bully who rules the universe from an apartment in Brussels.
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Out of nowhere she can reel in an opponent with a wickedly-spinning sliced backhand, a disguised dropshot or catch them by surprise with a stealthy net approach and a deft volley.
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And when a vein of nastiness opens beneath the banter (who knew Broadbent could be so wickedly threatening?) as ancient resentments swell and burst, the backstabbing menace feels jarringly out of place.
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The two-time Olivier Award-winning actor has also played the irritable Petunia Dursley in the Harry Potter films and the wickedly fanatical witch Marnie Stonebrook in the HBO series True Blood.
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Reigns, on iOS (and also PC and Android, but I've been playing it on a broken old iPad), is a terrifically addictive balancing act of regal responsibility, with a wickedly dark heart.
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One example is Wickedly Prime, a snack brand Amazon launched at the end of last year, under which you can find eclectic gourmet fare like roasted seaweed, plantain chips, and cocoa truffle spread.
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Still, the launch of Wickedly Prime was a bit under the radar – as with some of its other brands, Amazon didn't make a big announcement, it just added the products to its website.
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Prime-exclusive clothing — a category that encompasses Amazon's new stable of fashion lines — and grocery labels like Wickedly Prime snacks and Happy Belly coffee were all marked down as much as 50 percent.
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Leaving aside his protracted expression of dismay over Brexit and Euroscepticism (the "flames" of which Thatcher wickedly "fanned" with her Bruges speech), Bagehot's overall conclusion is an odd (in your pages) mercantilist sally.
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The sum of which makes Alex Ross Perry's "Her Smell" a rather brutal two-plus hours, as Becky — played by a wickedly fine Elisabeth Moss — unleashes torrents of unhinged verbiage and physical assaults.
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That show impressed with its wide-ranging display of compositional imbroglios — wickedly mixing post-Surrealist-tinged contemporary art with magical charms, sorcerers' amulets, witchy spell thingies and other knotty and nutty quasi-cultural objects.
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That customer experience revolution has been critical to the success of SaaS products, but it can remain wickedly hard to centralize all the data needed to drive top performance in a customer success organization.
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There's a trick to Killing Eve's criminally fun to watch assassin Villanelle, played by the wickedly good Jodie Comer, and that trick is just how well the hit woman can fly under the radar.
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India's top diplomats hailed the strikes in wickedly obtuse language as "pre-emptive nonmilitary strikes" and the giddily compliant news media were told by official sources that more than 300 militants had been killed.
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What's clear is that our hero is being destroyed by his current circumstances and the effort to constrain and stifle the ambitious, charismatic and wickedly clever man he was during his heyday in Albuquerque.
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" Gundlach said the conditions in the second week of February with "wickedly negative equity sentiment were such that risk/reward favored a potential tradable rally and also made such a low allocation less advisable.
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"The economy's not in any kind of condition for the government to come to the rescue other than really wickedly extraordinary policies a la the [European Central Bank] and the [Bank of Japan]," Gundlach said.
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A Star is Born isn't just proof that Lady Gaga is a wickedly talented movie star (though it does prove that) or that Cooper is a tremendously talented writer and director (it proves that, too).
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The Journal has details on three of them: Happy Belly, which will handle basics like nuts, tea, and cooking oils; Wickedly Prime, which will package snack foods; and Mama Bear, which will sell baby products.
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Even in a super-early, so-far-ahead-of-pre-alpha, hands-off presentation featuring placeholder art and a lot of imagination filling in for completed work, Cyanide Studio's Call of Cthulhu looks wickedly alluring.
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In a press release on Monday, Amazon said it would give "every home in the town" one year of Amazon Prime plus three packs of Wickedly Prime Popcorn from Amazon's own it private label brand.
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Downton Abbey is also nothing like Rian Johnson's Knives Out, an upcoming film that takes place in a big house inhabited by a rich family that plays like a wickedly funny Agatha Christie murder mystery.
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ACROSTIC — Today's acrostic is a passage from a book by Constance Hale called "Sin and Syntax: How to Craft Wicked Good Prose" (or "How to Craft Wickedly Effective Prose," the subtitle of an earlier edition).
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Although the store's shopping process may be next-level, price points are meant to be on par with other grocery chains — it shells out both brand name goods along with Amazon's private Wickedly Prime label. 5.
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After all, "Unfortunate Events," in which he wickedly (and continuously) places the Baudelaire orphans — Violet (Malina Weissman), Klaus (Louis Hynes) and Sunny (Presley Smith) — in harm's way while chasing after their inheritance, isn't typical family fare.
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Sometime in the 1790s, Jane Austen wrote a wickedly funny epistolary novella about a widow named Lady Susan, whose beauty and charm are matched only by her cunning ability to manipulate the doting men around her.
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The ending has you choking on your own sobs as you sit there marveling at the wickedly complex depth of emotion of which humans are capable, and the next day colors just seem a little brighter.
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Rejecting any trace of nostalgia, wickedly battered by life, obsessed by the need to advance and by eternal youth, the legendary Londoner now returns with Savage: Songs From A Broken World, his post-apocalyptic 220st album.
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One joy of "This Bridge Called My Ass" — a dense, audacious and wickedly funny work that had its premiere as part of the American Realness festival — is the way that question evades any simple, stable answer.
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Considering lower prices in flagship Whole Foods is going to be a reality, we aren't sure yet what this will mean for the recently-opened 365 Market, or even Amazon's new line of generic goods, Wickedly Prime.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Feb 7 (Reuters) - An attempt to restructure three dollar bonds by China's Qinghai Provincial Investment Group that will pay bond holders only 40 cents on the dollar is "wickedly designed", investors said on Friday.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Feb 10 (Reuters) - An attempt to restructure three dollar bonds by China's Qinghai Provincial Investment Group that will pay bond holders only 40 cents on the dollar is "wickedly designed", investors said on Friday.
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" Viking describes the book as a "wickedly funny debut about a bootstrapping young reporter who lands a plum job at a big-time cable news station and finds her ambitions and her love life turned upside down.
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The new brands with names like Happy Belly, Wickedly Prime and Mama Bear will include nuts, spices, tea, coffee, baby food and vitamins, as well as household items such as diapers and laundry detergents, the newspaper reported.
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This past year, Amazon rolled out multiple apparel lines and furniture brands, as it increasingly marketed its grocery labels including Wickedly Prime and Happy Belly, also adding more SKUs — like packaged nuts and spices — to those categories.
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Google's clarion response to all these wrongs is Accelerated Mobile Pages, or AMP — a tiny bit of code that renders news articles wickedly fast inside Google search on mobile phones, placing them at the top of results.
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The result was often wickedly funny and revealing, but always had a biting political undercurrent that helped set an example for more damaging and misleading caricatures of "limousine liberals" and "welfare queens" by figures like Ronald Reagan.
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Hariri, who is closely allied with Saudi Arabia, alleged in a televised broadcast that Hezbollah was "directing weapons" at Yemenis, Syrians and Lebanese and said the Arab world would "cut off the hands that wickedly extend to it".
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There was a day, writes The New York Times Magazine's chief national correspondent, Mark Leibovich, in "Big Game," a gossipy, insightful and wickedly entertaining journey through the N.F.L. sausage factory, when the league could make sticky problems disappear.
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Alison Brie and Jason Sudeikis are awesome as a pair of people learning to respect both themselves and others, and as written and directed by Leslye Headland (Bachelorette), the script is equal parts wickedly funny and downright filthy.
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There are two Adeles on planet Earth: one we'll call Sadele, the belter of aggressively uneventful music that your dentist and memaw both enjoy immensely; and Adele, the wickedly charming woman you want to sit next to at weddings.
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How well such products will perform when being sold by Amazon rather than Walmart remains to be seen, of course—but if you find yourself ordering Wickedly Prime candy with an Amazon Dash button, you'll know it's worked.[WSJ]
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The recent A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge had performed well in theaters, but the sequel to the smart, wickedly funny original had irked fans by slashing away narrative logic in favor of a few gruesome kills.
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Or the pronounced sexual undercurrent running through the double-portrait, "Two Sisters" (1944), from the collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art, with its wickedly crossed eyes, bared breasts, and juiced-up color a blush shy of garish?
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It is such a cleverly observed, wickedly accurate book, a cautionary tale to all those happily married midlifers who are bored with contentment and think it might be fine to each have a brief time in the greener grass.
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Alone onstage battering his totemic drum, and looking the part of an oversize toddler in his waist-high shorts, suspenders and high socks, Mr. Holonics gives a seething, deeply unsettling performance as the stubborn, manipulative and wickedly funny protagonist.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - "Parasite", a wickedly humorous suspense movie about class struggles directed by South Korea's Bong Joon-Ho, won the top Palme d'Or prize at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday, on a big night for newcomer filmmakers too.
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Stephens's stumpy but powerful low kick has been something of a revolution in his last three fights but Aldo is known as a tremendous low kicker because of his wickedly fast thigh-pounders in WEC and his early UFC career.
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In "Lobster Dinner," for instance, love blooms parodic amid the bloody ruins of cracked carapaces, "some of them with lipstick marks on their empty husks," as the notion of a lobster dinner — that cliché of normative romance — is wickedly inverted.
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Often a wise, warm, empathic onscreen presence, the 58-year-old Ms. Janney as LaVona was caustic and cruel, and almost upstaged by the pet bird that sat on her shoulder, pecking at her, for one extended, wickedly funny scene.
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As these stories run in tantalizing parallel, Atwood terrifies, teases (Aunt Lydia is wickedly funny) and sometimes she breaks her characters' hearts, sending them into the kind of isolation that is one of the best weapons of a totalitarian regime.
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Then there is Gucci, of course; its wickedly headstrong designer Alessandro Michele garnishing a long and lanky pink chemise with a gaudy trompe l'oeil bow, or sending an incongruously racy message by patterning a version of the look in cheetah spots.
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Chase is a very likeable leading man, Frank Honey a bumbling comedy sidekick of sorts, and Forrest Blackwell makes for a suitably wickedly smiling main antagonist—though his British accent gives away his evil intentions long before its properly revealed.
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Beyond that wickedly amusing, seriously-it's-never-getting-old slow-mo "kill cam" feature in this 20173-set tactical stealth shooter, developer Rebellion has taken advantage of the PS22017 and Xbox, one grunt to create a game far larger than its predecessors.
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Saoirse Ronan in Hanna Between playing the confused lass who unwittingly caused all the trouble in Atonement and the immigrant woman who finds love in Brooklyn, Ronan was Hanna, a resourceful sprite raised by her dad (Eric Bana) to be wickedly lethal.
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The weaving left hook is a wickedly dangerous counter punch because if the opponent can be drawn into an exchange the fighter can weave out the side door and leave his left hook behind him while his man is swinging at air.
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Before she wrote "Outline," Cusk was a wickedly clever stylist, who fired off aphorisms like a French court diarist and made up the sort of metaphors—"cauliflower-haired old ladies"; the "floury haze" of a dry summer—that you flag in the margin.
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After 15,000 people came out to see American Pharoah, the freshly minted Triple Crown champion, in a morning gallop, the colt survived a wickedly fast duel with a talented horse named Frosted only to be caught by a closer named Keen Ice.
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So it could be that while these products are sold under Mama Bear, Wickedly Prime and Happy Belly in the U.S., they could be sold under a more noticeably Amazon brand in China — for example, Amazon Diapers, Amazon Nuts or Amazon Basics.
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For Welles, it was a chance to reform his image for Hollywood executives, and to that end he delivered a wickedly entertaining, deliriously stylish noir — and then sure enough, Universal re-cut it and reshot scenes without him, ostensibly to simplify the story.
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" In 1846, the first edition of the pre-eminent treatise on American criminal law defined this common-law offense as when "a public officer, entrusted with definite powers to be exercised for the benefit of the community, wickedly abuses or fraudulently exceeds them.
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GEORGE ORWELL wrote, a little wickedly, in "The Road to Wigan Pier" that the British left acts as an irresistible magnet to cranks of every variety: fruit-juice drinkers, nudists, sandal-wearers, sex-maniacs, "nature cure" quacks, and, a particular peeve of his, pacifists.
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Wojnarowicz — who was a great artist as well as writer — wheels through his wickedly difficult childhood, the deaths of friends and lovers, great sex writing, thoughts about art, screeds against the likes of Jesse Helms, all the while facing down his own imminent demise.
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Her playful teasing is the only thing that can crack her brother's otherwise somber affect — mischievous little sisters are always good that way — but she's also quickly revealed to be the wickedly smart force behind every mind-blowing Wakandan invention Black Panther throws at us.
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The joy of the movie lies in wickedly smirking Nancy drawling, "We are the weirdos, mister" to a befuddled bus driver; in watching the four girls stalk down their school hallway in matching black outfits; in watching them terrorize the date rapist jocks who they target.
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The show features three wickedly original songs that overflow with in-jokes and winks, but the real showstopper comes from the chill-inducing rendition of Kansas' "Carry on Wayward Son," which has become an unofficial theme song for the series over the course of its run. 3.
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But in a blurrily amplified partly staged concert performance on Thursday at Jazz at Lincoln Center, she seemed miscast — neither grand nor severe nor wickedly funny enough — in a role that was written for her in 2014 and which she has brought to Houston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Not to mention since 20th Century Fox, despite its unintentional but strong argument that the movie rights for all Marvel characters should go back to Marvel, managed to spin something so wickedly fresh and aggressively raunchy that it gives you faith in the studio's next couple of superhero films.
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Here is the 32-year-old version of the wickedly talented Broadway superstar -- known for her breakout role as Maureen in "Rent" and the Tony Award-winning lead, Elphaba, in "Wicked" -- at the 12th annual Broadway on Broadway Concert at Times Square in New York back in 2003 (left).
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But the only thing you need to know about Taisumov if you're on the fence about watching him fight is that he's wickedly fast and he quickly ended the night for the last two men he fought in exactly the same way: by walking them onto his right hand.
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" 'Adventures in the Screen Trade: A Personal View of Hollywood and Screenwriting' This 1983 essay collection is one of the essential books about movies, a wickedly witty, take-no-prisoners peek behind the curtain of showmanship and bravado, revealing a world in which, as he wrote, "nobody knows anything.
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As well as the additions of Colman and Menzies this season, Helena Bonham-Carter takes over as the wickedly mischievous Princess Margaret, and the queen's children come of age (with Josh O'Connor as Charles, and Erin Doherty as the twentysomething Princess Anne, complete with 1960s bouffant and plaid miniskirts).
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Set in a near future where hitmen have to one day eighty-six their future selves, Johnson's story is ultimately a noir, but more than that it is a wickedly intelligent look at what anyone would do if they could try to fix the past—or the future.
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It's a wickedly delightful costume drama about power and sex, centering on three women who really did exist: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest companion and confidante Lady Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz), and Sarah's cousin Abigail Masham (Emma Stone), who tries to usurp Sarah in the role of Anne's favorite.
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The camera performs some wickedly effective tricks, such as hovering close to a character's face as she glimpses a fresh horror—a ghost, a corpse, or, sometimes, nothing at all—and then lingering there, refusing to show us what's scaring her (and suggesting, by implication, that we're the scary thing).
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Wickedly funny and at times devastating, it focuses on Anne's childhood friend and lover Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Best Supporting Actress) and Sarah's cousin Abigail Hill (Emma Stone, ditto), newly arrived to the palace, as they vie for the queen's affections in the pursuit of power and security.
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"Wickedly well-written," James Gorman of The New York Times decreed in his review of "The Last American Man," Ms. Gilbert's 218 biography of a charismatic buckskin-wearing, woods-dwelling utopian named Eustace Conway, one of her many chronicles of ur-maleness, and a finalist for the National Book Award.
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London, not for the first time, shows itself to be ahead of the curve; the same is true of the Texas-born writer Mary Laws, whose wickedly funny and violent "Blueberry Toast" was just presented to bracing effect at the Soho Theater but has yet to be produced in New York.
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But for the window with an "X" in black duct tape, he does something wickedly smart, using sand, the tape, caulking, and foam insulation (all against that plastic-y backdrop of sky blue) to create an abstract image of failed attempts to protect what's inside from forces that want to invade.
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In that issue, written by Brian Michael Bendis and drawn by Mike Deodato, we learn that Riri is a kid genius who's working on an Iron Man–like suit: We see glimpses of her in subsequent issues — basically showing us that she's skilled enough to engineer Stark's old armor, and that she's wickedly smart.
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He also likes to keep busy: He's currently shooting Season 3 of HBO's "Westworld," in which he plays the android host Bernard Lowe — snaring another two Emmy nominations — and later this month stars alongside Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman and Antonio Banderas in "The Laundromat," Steven Soderbergh's wickedly comic take on the Panama Papers scandal.
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Speaking Tarantino's dialogue for the first time since playing Floyd the burnout in "True Romance" (one of the first scripts Tarantino sold before making it big as a director), here Pitt is wickedly funny and tough as nails as the leader of a group of Jewish-American soldiers killing Nazis in Germany during World War II.
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Its relentless focus on the minutiae of Trump world scandals—which Trump world obligingly delivers in endless variety and quantity—and its impressive ability to turn late-breaking, mad-making Trump pronouncements into a whole evening of dedicated programming, are especially well adapted to a political moment driven by the wickedly fast churn of online media.
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But the shiningest moments in this Coen brothers spoof play out like an old-time film revue: Channing Tatum in a wickedly delightful song-and-dance routine, Scarlett Johansson snarling from her perch above a pool of synchronized swimmers and Alden Ehrenreich receiving a funny elocution lesson after trading his trick-cowboy duds for cocktail attire.
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The Beguiled, Sofia Coppola's wickedly women-centric take on Thomas Cullinan's 1961 Civil War novel, fixates on two borders: the line between the American South and the North (and the Union soldier who strays too far past the line), as well as the line between man and woman, and the sorts of behavior society dictates for each.
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From the publisher: The star of truTV's hit show Impractical Jokers —alongside veteran sci-fi and horror writer Darren Wearmouth—delivers a chilling and wickedly fun supernatural novel in the vein of The Strain, in which a beautiful new subway line in New York City unearths an ancient dark horror that threatens the city's utter destruction and the balance of civilization itself.
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It is quite feasible that the orthodox Dos Santos, whose lead hand has proven wickedly fast in the past, could perform as he did against Shane Carwin and focus on milling or swaying the lead hand back and forwards to disguise quick stabs in with the jab, pairing it or alternating it with a long, slapping left hook when appropriate.
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Local people pan for it on the banks of the Indonesian river, but there's nothing to match the wickedly gilded corpse that confronts Sean Connery in "Goldfinger" (1964), or the paradisiacal episode, in Nicolas Roeg's "Eureka" (1983)—an extraordinary movie, now half-forgotten—when Gene Hackman, as a lone prospector, tumbles into a cave and comes up glittering, encrusted with all that he desires.
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This is also how you play any of the two party games currently available—the much ballyhooed 1, 2 Switch, which is really just a $50 demo for the Joy-Con's abilities, and Snipperclips, a wickedly fun puzzle game you should play with a friend (it can be played alone, but it will make you acutely aware of how alone you are, probably at three in the morning while you're in bed with the Switch on your lap and your dog passed out on your feet).
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According to my survey, an attendee to the 2018 Brooklyn Unboxing Prime Day event could score the following freebies: bottles of Bai Supertea and Hint fruit-infused water; Wickedly Prime nut bars, fruit and nut bars, fruit, nut, and seed bars, roasted cashews, and plantain chips; self-designed Prime Day t-shirts; Hippeas organic chickpea puffs; SmashMallow SmashCrisp[ies]; various alcoholic beverages; Amazon-branded koozies; Amazon-branded sunglasses; Amazon Treasure Truck stickers; Flow spring water; Amazon Smile logo enamel pins; and, if they're lucky, an Ariana Grande Sweetener shirt.
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