Later, their world was shared with an audience of millions.
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Did the family watch it with an audience at a screening?
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And sharing a tale with an audience can be immensely rewarding.
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Fox News won the night, with an audience of 493 million.
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It's so cool to share that with an audience every night.
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Part of the writing process is sharing the writing with an audience.
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The design has to connect with an audience and represent a brand.
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But more than that, to engage with an audience with them. Live.
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Last night was the first time I saw Widows with an audience.
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With virality comes an audience and with an audience comes a brand.
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I'm really happy that it connected with an audience for so long.
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How do they write lyrics and sounds that resonate with an audience?
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For the most part, we don't compose Notes with an audience in mind.
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I have a classical background in research, statistics, and communicating with an audience.
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" Regarding her own work, Williams said, "Anything with an audience has a responsibility.
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Is it universal now or are they testing it with an audience subset?
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Or a stately affair inside the White House, with an audience of Republicans?
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I saw it with an audience who couldn't believe what they were watching.
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Punches thrown by someone with an audience as large as his don't miss.
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Of course, seeing something in a theater with an audience is so singular.
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I thought the origin of our brand would resonate with an audience today.
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I've never really felt like this before with an audience and in a show.
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After that came a combative town-hall-style session with an audience of voters.
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So how do you know if a breakup scene is connecting with an audience?
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With an audience of Congressmen and DHS officials, the village could have a substantial impact.
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Who can tell a story in their playing and make meaningful connection with an audience.
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Since Hourglass is so personal, did you feel concerned about sharing that intimacy with an audience?
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"The Force Awakens is the only movie I've sat with an audience and watched," he said.
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They build trust with an audience, poisoning minds over time using deceptive viewpoints and half-truths.
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We had enough fun with an audience that it became something they throw around every year.
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Watching the film play at fests with an audience has been incredible, with that scene particularly.
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Tonight was the first time you saw any part of "The Nice Guys" with an audience.
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They don't have to try to figure out exercise form or anything else with an audience.
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And we've been very blessed with an audience that wants to see it and support it.
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"We launch things hoping they'll connect with an audience," said Axel Alonso, Marvel's editor in chief.
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But Mr. Trudeau's talent at connecting with an audience converted many of the skeptics, he said.
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I haven't had much luck watching things for the first time with an audience of people.
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"Vine and Instagram and Twitter taught her concision and what resonates with an audience," Zoladz pointed out.
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It is a new channel that can be used to engage with an audience via automated processes.
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It is these personal stories, Keenan says, that give a speech life and resonate with an audience.
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It's a way of cutting through the formality of a prepared speech and connecting with an audience.
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Watching a movie in theaters with an audience, it turns out, leads to an increased emotional response.
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Cold mountain air on a naked body feels a bit like skinny dipping, but with an audience.
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We're podcasting live from Austin, Texas at the Texas Tribune Festival, and we're onstage with an audience.
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This time the brand resonated clearly with an audience in a way that ... It was just clearly special.
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Success is something we only realize through our work, through our creativity, through our connection with an audience.
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It's a great way to make music but not necessarily a great way to engage with an audience.
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Imperial commercial ambitions now cross with an audience and a stage for creative discovery in, for instance, Facebook.
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To work for such a title with an audience which is so much bigger was a great opportunity.
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Seeing it with an audience is kind of my favorite thing—seeing people's reaction when they watch it.
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The program is one of the most watched in the world, with an audience estimated at 800 million.
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The big picture: Twitch was designed for video gamers to livestream their activity while chatting with an audience.
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Imagine trying to build a trusted relationship with an audience when you can't even know who they are.
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I fall and once I get back up, there's a great moment to connect with an audience member.
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In total, the guild says, the letter represents video creators with an audience of more than 150 million people.
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Some publications — typically bigger ones, or ones with an audience Apple particularly wants to reach — will get review units.
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It's interesting sitting and watching a film with an audience because it plays very differently depending on the night.
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The interests get weirder the further down the list you go, like "narcissistic parent" with an audience of 41,660.
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Instructors, especially those working inside schools, must be willing to take time to build a relationship with an audience.
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Neither candidate has held a campaign event with an audience since March 9, the day before the Michigan primary.
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Our understanding of what characters mean and what they do and how they interact with an audience is different.
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In a way, do you think the Family's shroud of secrecy will help the series connect with an audience?
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It was the feeling that we were sharing in a historical experience with an audience from 50 years ago.
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They're videos people have uploaded to YouTube likely for their own purposes, not explicitly shared with an audience in mind.
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Bob McDonnell delivered the 2010 response from the statehouse in Richmond with an audience in the room listening to him.
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They are a form of press conference without a press, a social media rally with an audience in the millions.
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But something weird happened during this moment when I saw it with an audience: There was next to no reaction.
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Turning on the charm "Like a good politician, he can really turn on the charm with an audience," Beebe said.
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The most-watched halftime show featured Katy Perry and her dancing sharks in 2015, with an audience of 120.7 million.
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The leading broadcast networks were CBS and NBC, each with an audience of roughly seven million for the president's speech.
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Yes, I know that no one will notice either detail, but internal standards have nothing to do with an audience.
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Group Nine Media announced on Monday that it had bought PopSugar, a multimedia entity with an audience of millennial women.
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Twenty U.S. publications will share with an audience of 10,000 test users articles for between $0.09 and $0.49 (9-49 cents).
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Each of the five pieces in his collection Love and Longing in Bombay begins with an audience listening to a story.
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YouNow New York City-based live social network YouNow is a service that connects broadcasters with an audience in real time.
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And with an audience of nearly 10 million viewers this season, there's a good chance at least a few people are.
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I truly believe they resonate with an audience in way that can only be accessible by saying 'once upon a time.
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It also provides perpetrators of violence with an audience that ghoulishly "gamifies" their acts and cheers their "high scores" of dead.
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"The Fog" is more spooky yarn than streamlined scream machine; it's the sort of crowd pleaser best enjoyed with an audience.
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Brands will pay an influencer with an audience mostly in Texas differently than they pay an influencer with an international reach.
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Charlie Goldberg runs LevelCapGaming, a YouTube channel featuring gaming tutorials, news and commentary with an audience of almost two million subscribers.
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Her style is relaxed and genuine, and she is undeniably talented at connecting with an audience by doing her own makeup.
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To us comedians, it's, like, if you know what you're doing and you can connect with an audience, they're gonna laugh.
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Using this formula, health care companies locate potential influencers who can use these commonalities to reach and build trust with an audience.
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There's a certain way Pixar movies can empathize with an audience and that's why they're so much more than just "kids' movies".
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Over the next two years, she became the star of a YouTube channel with an audience of more than one million subscribers.
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"The experience of watching it projected with an audience was incredible," she said in 1990 in an interview for Art Papers magazine.
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And can this movement that is so athletic lead us into a direction that creates a totally different relationship with an audience?
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Trudeau made his remarks during a televised question-and-answer session with an audience in Regina in the western province of Saskatchewan.
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I was able to watch it with an audience and think about the parts that worked, as well as the parts that didn't.
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Boogie2988, a prominent vlogger with an audience of over 3 million subscribers, was probably the highest profile to be seen on the bandwagon.
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"We worked really hard on it, and it was a big deal," said Moss, adding she wanted to watch it with an audience.
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The Comedy Cellar is somehow both a New York comedy institution and a place with an audience of almost exclusively out-of-towners.
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If you own a big Facebook page with an audience hungry for partisan news, you can send them to whatever website you want.
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In these halcyon days, filmmakers and animators are still learning how to tell VR stories with an audience that's free to look wherever.
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You can't play a role with true empathy and hope to connect with an audience if you're operating from a place of judgment.
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If a topic is serious enough to take up with an audience of thousands, it's serious enough to approach with care and conviction.
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But it had to be grounded in a fresh take that would resonate with an audience that may have never seen the first.
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Trump sees the dinner with TIME as a pitch meeting as much as anything else, with an audience that he does not entirely trust.
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They were often created by women, they starred women, and they were, you could often guess, made with an audience of women in mind.
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He talked about boutique fitness and the future of exercise with an audience in New York City at our two-day Code Commerce event.
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Midway through her song, she stopped the number when her shoe came off — and laughed with an audience member who came to her rescue.
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It kicked off with an audience-wide countdown from 10, in Korean, and also featured performances by Korean musicians and appearances by Korean athletes.
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At times, it seems to be an argument against autobiography, as well as a lament about the impossibility of actually communicating with an audience.
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Ad-serving has become so democratized that any company with an audience is now able to steal advertising dollars away from traditional media companies.
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As she unraveled that in herself, she wondered if she could forge a new connection with an audience by making a show about it.
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You're writing something with an audience so clearly in mind — [with] pacing and setup and payoff being part of the formula of your story.
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The thoughtful gameplay has resonated with an audience beyond the visually impaired, and demonstrates what the future of lightweight accessible gaming could look like.
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Seeing it for a second time with an audience, I realized people were actually getting it, and then the fan mail started coming in.
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Technical details of the hardware are shared with an audience of industry insiders and gamer press who build buzz for new products among fans.
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This means advertisers have the opportunity to connect with an audience that collectively accounts for more than $4.7 trillion in spending power per year.
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"Why I do what I do is to share a story with an audience," Oyelowo told CNN at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday.
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Early in 218, President Ronald Reagan arrived in New York City to speak with an audience of business leaders gathered at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
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He's performed music at the United Nations as part of the International Young Leaders Assembly with an audience of representatives from more than 190 countries.
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It was such a private, internal journey for me, and the first time I saw it with an audience, they were getting every single nuance.
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It moved from anonymous Twitter accounts with a few dozen followers to prime-time hosts on Fox News with an audience of hundreds of thousands.
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Mukbang videos, first popularized in South Korea in 2010, usually consist of a host eating a large amount of food while communicating with an audience.
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So if I'm nervous and I want to cry, I think it would be a disaster to try to speak in English with an audience.
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What value does a YouTuber with an audience get out of doing interviews with news outlets if the news outlets will use their content anyway?
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Now, with an audience of dog lovers nearly 7 million strong, Nelson fields countless requests to share homeless animals' stories and GoFundMe pages for vet bills.
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And I decided that it was a great opportunity to blend those two together to get in touch with an audience that I don't normally have.
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Next week in London, TechVets will launch on 8 March at Level 39, in Canary Wharf, with an audience of veterans, tech business leaders and investors.
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At the age of 27, Frazier justified his reign for all the world to see on a television network with an audience estimated at 300 million.
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He kept the cheers going, waving in every direction, bowing, chatting with an audience member, and grabbing another's phone and appearing to film a quick video.
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Earlier today, Live Nation announced the cancellation of two Madonna concerts in Paris due to police restrictions on events with an audience attendance of over 1,000.
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Earlier this month, former ABC News anchor Ted Koppel shared his personal experiences with COPD with an audience of respiratory therapists, physicians, and other healthcare providers.
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This month, the 249 classic stop-motion animated film "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" (CBS) won its time slot, with an audience of over seven million.
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"For decades, Oprah has cultivated an extraordinarily intimate relationship with an audience that captures the entire Obama coalition," David Burstein wrote in Vanity Fair last week.
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In this new stand-up special, the comedian Drew Michael, who has written for "Saturday Night Live," doesn't amble across a stage, engaging with an audience.
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"We've evolved when it comes to making a connection with an audience as well as making people go wild to the most unlikely tunes," exclaims Sturla.
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Cook was also asked for his thoughts on the most exciting emerging technologies, with an audience member listing blockchain, AI, hyperloop and quantum computing as possible examples.
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In the future, it can also license these kinds of adapted content, which come with an audience already, to larger streaming services and media companies, Bauer said.
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The democratic presidential candidate brought up Shkreli, the biotech entrepreneur currently charged for securities and wire fraud, while discussing big pharma with an audience in Reno, Nevada.
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The BuzzFeed Layoffs as Democratic Emergency If BuzzFeed — with an audience of 690 million people a month — can't build an ad-supported media company online, who can?
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As long as experts are vetted and objective, there's not much conflict between the goals of a quality seller and those of an enthusiast with an audience.
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"Wonder," starring Jacob Tremblay as a fifth grader with a facial deformity, received an A+ CinemaScore with an audience that was 68% female and 66% over 25.
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And the cast's fierce commitment renders the experience — seeing a bare-bones production in a third-floor walk-up, with an audience of mere dozens — thoroughly transporting.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that during an off-camera exchange with an audience member on Thursday, Goldberg read a portion of her original exchange from 2009.
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I don't believe that shows made with an audience of young women in mind should be any less ambitious than what we think of as "prestige" television.
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That's part of the reason he became a rocker — "It's less lonely with an audience," he once told me — but Bikini Robot Army never hit it big.
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I think Kevin is a funny guy, but he lost a great opportunity to host the biggest show in the world with an audience of a billion people.
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The Daily Beast said the campaign was offering a "fixed $150 fee" to social media influencers with an audience of 1,000 to 100,000 followers to create original content.
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The desire to make it in a dream field, to connect with an audience, to have a legacy — it's all deeply explored, through this super specific rap lens.
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Before the growing backlash against male-dominated Silicon Valley, Brit Morin built a new type of digital media company with an audience and employee base that's largely female.
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I'm writing and testing my recipes from London, but I first shared these two with an audience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in November.
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The globe-trotting evangelist drew Pope-sized crowds -- more than three million people over five days -- including one service with an audience of more than one million people.
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And so what I'm looking forward to is cutting through a little bit of that and trying to connect with an audience in a bunch of different cities.
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"I see them when they're not in theaters, which is the only time you should see them — on a big screen, with an audience," she added of Marvel movies.
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It was really interesting the first time we screened it with an audience because it was at that moment in the car where the audience burst out in laughter.
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" In other words, the goal is to connect with an audience ("the most sought after demographic," young professional women) that falls in love with theSkimm's voice "across the brand.
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Sanal said he'll stop publishing articles about American politics, as it only makes sense if he has access to a big Facebook page with an audience that wants it.
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I found an audience and that's what matters to me, that my work connects and resonates with an audience that is looking for stories told in a different voice.
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Viewership for the Oscars plunged to a new low on Sunday night, with an audience of 23.6 million tuning in to watch the broadcast on ABC, according to Nielsen.
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" When she began to envision the show, after working with Winfrey on the 543 film Selma, she says her hope for it was simple: "To connect with an audience.
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They can see the chat, live, so they're interacting with an audience, which doesn't change, but the audience is requesting the moves directly, and the wrestlers react to that.
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While Kline has the art-world's attention, he believes it is his obligation to speak forcefully, and to connect with an audience beyond New York's collectors and cool kids.
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I often joke sometimes when I'm doing a Q&A with an audience, if I get a question from an adult, 'what's the book you're most proud of writing?
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ZF: As a person with an audience, I'm only going to reciprocate all of the negativity that I see in the world, obviously at this point it's just sad.
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Two years ago during the winter version of FME (Quartiers D'Hiver) there was a controversy with an audience member yelling at Groenland to sing in French instead of English.
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Wallace was also tough with an audience just itching to turn the event into another edition of "The Voice" by turning around on several occasions to admonish the crowd.
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Not 10 days later, he joked with an audience in Florida that he was thinking about getting a mohawk, a trend at the time among hard-core Rays fans.
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They were considered distracting at the time of release, and it would be interesting to watch the movie with an audience that has no idea who these figures are.
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This sense of oneness with an audience, of losing all sense of time, of absorption in the travails and triumphs of the living actors — this is the daily antidote.
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It's more of an emotional piece for me as an athlete or anyone who has built a connection with an audience that cares about doing good by the community.
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That mostly involved a progressive holiday theme featuring canned pumpkin, a Christmas ornament and a snow globe, with an audience engagement strategy of asking viewers to suggest future targets.
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We had a connection with an audience, and we had a connection with the city and with this crew, and we got to tell these crazy stories with each other.
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It acknowledged that it's an American company with an audience primarily in the U.S., but this is an issue that affects the global web with its virtually non-existent borders.
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" In matters less life-and-death, there's the satisfaction of connecting with an audience eager to read stories like "His Little Princess Again" or "I Was a Billionaire Wereteen 3.
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The group's style, a convergence of high precision and whimsy, makes it a quintessential live band — even most of its studio albums were made with an audience in the room.
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So, in all of the shows that I've done, I've learned how to tell a story and how to connect with an audience and the cadence of a good show.
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In October, Fox News led the three major cable news networks with an audience of 3.1 million during prime time according to Nielsen, a 72 percent increase from last year.
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The fast-paced day, which included a combative exchange with an audience member who objected to her criticism of Kentucky's Republican governor, might have suggested a candidate fighting for survival.
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Factoring in the joint addresses, Mr. Obama's 2009 joint address drew 52.4 million viewers and Mr. Clinton's 1993 speech tops the rankings with an audience of 66.9 million television viewers.
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We've been bringing the energy live forever because we started out in the basements and that's what we came up on and that's what's exciting about interacting with an audience.
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It seems unlikely, however, that Facebook, which currently dominates the space with an audience of more than 2 billion users, would be willing to cede control to an external coalition.
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The app has been downloaded 1.5 billion times as of November, according to SensorTower, with an audience that skews young; 40 percent of its users are ages 16 to 24.
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Tom van Dam, ByteDance&aposs senior overseas director of business, spoke with an audience of developers about the rise of hypercasual games — low-commitment mobile games mostly funded by ads.
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Apatow recalls meeting Trump in Atlantic City when he was a young comedian doing standup (which he has been doing again because he loves the immediate connection with an audience).
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Swift may have in fact sent that message to West through a surrogate, but she also doesn't need to rely on backchannels with an audience of millions watching her every move.
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For Ellen DeGeneres, the journey has been a lifelong process of personal discovery, success at the box office, comedy clubs and on a comfy Hollywood couch with an audience of millions.
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Thomas Stringfellow, "Creep" The 17-year-old's emotional connection with an audience full of robots was truly something to behold, but I simply cannot abide by this twerp's affected vocal stylings.
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The network's pugnacious style and its position as a platform for conservative politics and ideas have made it a hit with an audience that felt ill-served by other news outlets.
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YouTube is in a prime position to strike, with an audience of more than 1 billion users, including more 8.423-34 and 18-49 year-olds than any U.S. cable network.
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For those who remember whooping with an audience when, say, Captain America caught Thor's hammer in "Avengers: Endgame" -- or during the climax of "Get Out" -- there's no denying that communal thrill.
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At the same time, certain genres are made to be consumed with an audience in a darkened theater -- feeding off shared reactions -- with horror, action and certain comedies foremost among them.
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Mario Maker introduced the chance to share personal creations with an audience of millions, and it's no shock that included the many, many people from, or influenced by, the romhack world.
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You also work in a critique of your own role, with an audience member complaining that "the author of this little vignette, Mr. Newman," is stacking the deck in the argument.
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GOP presidential candidate John Kasich said he thinks that people are "probably" born gay when he was pressed during a tense exchange with an audience member at a San Francisco forum.
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At about that time she had received a call from a woman who runs a community radio station in the Bronx, with an audience made up mostly of Dominican livery drivers.
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We've known for a while that the president loves to tweet, but once upon a time, Donald Trump was also excited about sharing his hopes and dreams with an audience on Facebook.
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The Buttigieg event was across the street from Hyatt Park Community Center, where just days earlier Biden headlined a rally with an audience that was significantly more diverse than any Buttigieg drew.
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We watched this movie at SXSW with an audience and got to hear them scream and laugh and yell, and talk to the screen and tell people not to go in there.
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The event featured a brief live performance from Marshmello, who previously put on a concert inside of Fortnite which became the game's biggest event ever, with an audience of 10 million players.
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In recent days, Bannon has done a series of TV and print interviews in which he's profusely praised the president and attacked his detractors — seemingly with an audience of one in mind.
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And even when the videos she makes are, as the captions sometime suggest, "for [her] alone and nobody else," they still strike a chord with an audience that stays connected and engaged.
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Shapiro turned to Salem senior vice president Phil Boyce for advice on how to navigate the minefield of being a Trump critic with an audience that was falling in line with Trump.
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In fact, Twenty has forged relationships with orgs like Live Nation, Endeavor, Roc Nation and Tao, which collectively produce 10,000+ events a year with an audience of more than 100 million fans.
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When the women's team clinched their most recent World Cup title in 2015, it was the most watched soccer game in American TV history with an audience of approximately 23 million viewers.
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" Paul Hilton, who plays Walter Poole and Morgan, said, "I've never felt that sense of a communion with an audience—it's the closest that I've ever felt to church in a theatre.
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Nicholas Perry, also known as Nikocado Avocado, rose to prominence on YouTube for his mukbang content (videos in which the host eats food while communicating with an audience, popularized in South Korea).
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Jared and Seema chose to share this vision with an audience of thousands of health IT companies, developers and purchasers, many of whom profit from today's friction-filled health data sharing economy.
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According to the International Olympic Committee, 3.5 billion people across the world tuned in for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics, compared with an audience of 2.1 billion for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.
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She began with a local version of "So You Think You Can Dance" and hit the jackpot with "The Jin Xing Show", a variety and chat programme with an audience of around 100m.
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There's a nagging feeling that necessity — rather than artistic inspiration — is what really brings these (older and wiser) men back together to revisit their hits with an audience that grew up adoring them.
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He will do so, he said, by fostering a deep, lifelong connection with an audience that is getting wealthier and more influential — and whose influence, thanks to social networks, can now be tapped.
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Why it matters: Ad-serving and video creation has become so democratized that any company with an audience is now able to steal advertising dollars or consumer attention away from traditional media companies.
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" The proceedings quickly devolved into soap opera motifs with an audience member (Heidi Gardner) constantly fainting and shocking new twists, like Schiff dramatically halting the hearing because "the president just sent … a tweet.
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Since arriving on the scene in the early 2000s, she has undergone many physical transformations onstage, yet throughout she has stuck firmly to a belief: Art happens in the moment with an audience.
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Sanders has even proven capable of rousing a Fox News town hall—with an audience that its conservative moderators described as "ideologically diverse"—to cheers at the prospect of single-payer health insurance.
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At Daniel, the sommeliers, with an audience of about 20113, took on five beliefs that may have originated either in custom or with an atom of truth, and over time grew into orthodoxy.
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With only seven episodes behind it, with an audience uncertain where exactly Geralt is in the timeline or who he knows, it's hard to hold on to the stakes Netflix tries to set.
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In his own words, he's an extremely anxious person—he's sat turned away from me, just as he does with an audience onstage, and ripping up chunks of grass with every other sentence.
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The Munich-based carmaker is increasingly focused on finding out how to stay relevant with an audience that does not want to own a car, Peter Schwarzenbauer, board member responsible for digital business, said.
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It takes its lead from an interview with an audience member about an experience they've had in a Spanish-speaking country or with a Spanish-speaking person, building an improv set around the story.
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Plant a camera with an audience-eye view of the full stage and you reduce the dancers to insect size, but rely too much on close-ups and you miss the choreographer's big picture.
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"To the men that sit behind me and to the boys that rest in the field before me, your example will never grow old," Mr. Trump said, with an audience of veterans behind him.
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But as America's Big Sort accelerated, and the stridency of the most paranoid gun owners became mainstream conservative discourse, the NRA found that it could communicate with an audience far larger than its core membership.
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And so last month Mr. Johnson came to Manchester to campaign for Brexit in a disused television studio that was ugly, cold and half-filled with an audience that was largely white and middle age.
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For now, the company will have to navigate a peculiar if widely envied situation — capitalizing on its apparent popularity with an audience that it cannot fully acknowledge, watched over by wary but increasingly complicit parents.
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Neville, the team's coach, had occasionally opted for the comfort of full training gear, but he was conscious that with an audience of millions watching in his home country, something smarter might be more appropriate.
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The first lady and Dr. Jill Biden will be on hand to watch The Voice's Top 10 contestants perform Monday night, along with an audience filled with active duty and retired service members and military families.
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We first read about the 22-year-old artist on Teen Vogue, where it was reported that she spends her free time conceptualizing ideas and then sharing them with an audience of over 80,000 Instagram followers.
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In a bedazzled show of pop force on Wednesday night, the singers all but pleaded with an audience of high-rolling Democratic donors at Radio City Music Hall to put Hillary Clinton in the White House.
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Tonight's debate is expected to go way over that number with an audience drawn to see Trump's antics and pride in being politically incorrect — and how the first woman on a presidential debate stage handles him.
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Renewed by my mother's perspective, earlier this summer I attended the Aniwa Gathering, where Indigenous leaders and elders from around the world collected to share their wisdom and rituals with an audience of largely American attendees.
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That says something big about the relationship he has built with an audience that, until Fox News came along, felt it had nowhere else to turn in a news media landscape that gave them short shrift.
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" The park released the following statement after the NT News contacted them regarding the incident: "On Wednesday, July 6, an incident occurred at the Alice Springs Desert Park where an eagle made contact with an audience member.
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It's called mutual masturbation, and it can involve simply touching yourself with an audience, as well as touching a partner's genitals with your hands or having your partner touch you (or all of these things at once).
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"Upcoming debate ranks as the biggest match-up since the Mayweather/Pacquiao bout...viewership may approach Super Bowl proportions with an audience of perhaps 100 million," Goldman Sachs' David Kostin wrote in the note to clients Friday.
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The online language school market is continuing to heat up, and a startup that connects English teachers with an audience of students spanning China and 1.53 other countries for live language tutorials, is helping fan those flames.
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Introducing "Travelin' Soldier"—a song about a young man sent to fight in Vietnam who never comes home—Natalie Maines, the lead singer, shared her feelings about the looming war with Iraq with an audience in London.
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This year I don't want to write, because to write is to dig deeply into truths yet unsaid, to unearth meanings buried beneath layers, and to share what I find with an audience who will be moved.
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"Seeing Avatar [The Last Airbender] connect with an audience who loved it, but letting them down when it was time for them to have toys or play games with subpar stuff—that wasn't awesome," Ehasz told me.
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We're told he's down for interviews, appearances and going outside of his comfort zone if it means getting a chance to connect with an audience ... because he knows if he does nothing, he'll never get work again.
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Going to a place that they didn't really know, dealing with an audience that was probably 100 times as large, and making them essentially the sole authority figures responsible for security at a show of that size.
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I began listening to Jones's radio show — the flagship program of what is now a conspiracist media empire with an audience that until recently surpassed a million people — in the last days of George W. Bush's presidency.
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" As Jezebel put it, "The real problem is not that Heather Armstrong is a bad mommy, a careless dog owner, an arrogant bitch, a bad writer, or a bully — it's that she's a woman with an audience.
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One night during a gig — at a club in Hicksville, New York, on Long Island — Jackie ends up in an altercation with an audience member that lands him in the Nassau County Correctional Facility for 30 days.
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It's informative in a way I think no other medium is because you're having a very real and immediate connection with an audience and with the material in front of you and you get response in real time.
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It's funny, because when we were testing this movie initially with an audience of people, the one thing that they said at the end, which we couldn't believe, was that they didn't think any of this was true.
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He was concerned with the increasing demand his work served only to reinforce the political, social and economic status quos, so Evans' focus was to make a sculpture that would connect with an audience outside the art world.
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Washington (CNN)Joe Biden this week had a tense exchange with an audience member during an Iowa town hall who had asserted, among other things, that the former vice president is "too old" to helm the White House.
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"Big Brother" evictions usually take place with an audience outside the house, and this was also a source of confusion for contestants in the Canadian version, who wondered why they couldn't hear a crowd outside during the show.
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But as the night wore on, there began to be something weird about seeing a bunch of grown men make dick jokes between every song with an audience that was mostly out of puberty standing in front of them.
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At the events, called MindShare, which were hosted all over downtown LA, Bushnell and Gradman were called in to be the "brain trust that was tasked with coming up with fun ways to screw with an audience," Bushnell recalled.
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"'Friends' was truly the gift of a lifetime and I would not be standing up here without that amazing show and those amazing five other actors — and with an audience who stuck with us for a decade," she said.
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" Maintaining a balance between creating for yourself and creating with an audience in mind can be tricky, but Philomene says: "I don't post as I shoot things; I'll often hold on to images just for myself for a while.
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Ratings data on Wednesday showed that the premiere of the rebooted series starring original cast members Roseanne Barr and John Goodman was the most-watched show on U.S. television on Tuesday night with an audience of 18.2 million Americans.
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With an audience that consists exclusively of his Persian cat, Mushi, the gay comedian and social media star belts out musical parodies through the night, using a computer and a green screen to make videos skewering this year's ugly political season.
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I've felt robbed of a decade of my life, because I know that the amount of time I've spent thinking about three horrible nights of my life is probably the amount of time I could've been laughing with an audience.
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Dog fighting somehow snuck in as a "sport" with an audience of 7.2 million, and arson as an "event" with 1.9 million (though both of these are likely to disappear soon, as Facebook allows you to report interests as inappropriate).
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I find it increasingly ... given what we're doing, which is providing a platform for content creators to connect with an audience that ... I'm regularly looking at content that's on Issuu that our publishers are creating, that our readers are reading.
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Getting to see Bugs with an audience is going to be a trip—I was in tears watching it on a laptop, and I'm eager to take it in again at a more cinematic setting when they visit Brooklyn next month.
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For a couple of hours on Friday night, he was the voice of the ultimate underdogs, the about-to-be-vindicated sports fan who got to revel in something historic — with an audience of millions high-fiving his every remark.
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Across the room, a wall of windows revealed a twinkling skyline of the city's West Side, and in less than an hour the gallery would fill with an audience that included Cardi B, Whoopi Goldberg and #MeToo founder Tarana Burke.
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She includes a detailed description of Tweeden's previous performances with Franken, which included a kiss with an audience member: "In video footage, she seems to be gamely playing the part, setting off hoots and hollers from the crowd," Mayer writes.
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But the release was somewhat muddled, as Ms. Harris had to spend the weekend apologizing for a video from an event where she seemed to laugh with an audience member who referred to the president using a mental health slur.
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How do we take an unbelievable talent like Conan and a relationship with an audience that's happening in the digital world and in the TV world and evolve that into something works in concert together to become a really vibrant brand?
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Gateway's many experiments—including its brief ownership of the Amiga brand At its height, Gateway had an effective business model: highly custom PC clones sold through the mail and promoted in magazines, with an audience that attracted enthusiasts and small businesses.
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Discussing issues of communities and policing, Obama was joined by ABC's David Muir for the pre-taped The President & the People: A National Conversation with an audience that included a very emotional Erica Garner, the daughter of police chokehold victim Eric Garner.
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"Kentucky Fried Movie," which featured a mix of movie and ad parodies (including a memorable "Enter the Dragon" spoof), will receive midnight-movie treatment, offering a chance for its creators to see the film with an audience for the first time in decades.
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Facebook doesn't care about the animating spirit that guided the media industry during its formative years—that quest to forge a new and democratic lingua franca with an audience thirsting for new ideas, or simply to feel more at home in the world.
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During a Q&A with an audience at Metrograph on March 26 before the film's nationwide premiere, the director said he shot at more than 300 locations, many of them just places he himself knew from his own hazy late nights in the Keys.
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"When I went to the festival in Telluride [where the film first premiered], and I actually saw the movie for the first time sitting in a theater with an audience, I got really caught up in the emotion of it," she tells Refinery29 via phone.
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Tonight's face-off is the biggest political event of the year to date, and many pundits assume it will be the most-watched debate in history, with an audience bigger than the 80 million people who watched Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan debate in 1980.
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Every time I've watched one with an audience, the crowd has let out a discomfited laugh the moment they first grasp what they're seeing, as they watch someone pull up a Spotify playlist, google something, or plead with a significant other over Facebook Messenger.
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Coppola, Pacino, Robert De Niro, Diane Keaton, James Caan, Talia Shire and Robert Duvall watched back-to-back screenings of "The Godfather" (1972) and "The Godfather: Part II" (1974) along with an audience of 6,000 on the closing night of the Tribeca film festival.
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Tuesday's ratings — the day the news went from bad to worse for Trump, with Manafort's guilty verdict and Cohen's plea deal occuring in the same hour — were especially strong for The Rachel Maddow Show, with an audience of 21.4 million and 881,000 in the demo.
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Social media might have created a new class of celebrity, but influencers still have to grapple with an audience that is hungry to learn more about the romantic lives of their favorite creators — typically without any of the support or riches that traditional celebrity begets.
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Ultimately, he said, the goal is to have 20 characters a year, because once a couple of characters come to market and get traction with an audience, new characters can be introduced to old ones and the universe becomes a discovery engine of its own.
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The announcement comes after a tumultuous year for Kelly at Fox News, a year in which the president-elect of the United States questioned her merit as a journalist, insinuating that she was the epitome of style over substance, a bimbo with an audience.
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"I've never seen a band set up on the floor of the Bowery Ballroom and connect with an audience in that type of intimate way," Jonah Bayer of United Nations and co-creator of web series Sound Advice, (alongside SNL's Vanessa Bayer), told me recently.
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But just as "Avenue Q" flourished regardless, "Hand to God" may well circumvent the skeptical notices and connect directly with an audience at peace with the untidy nature of a take-no-prisoners evening that asks actors and spectators alike to check their politesse at the door.
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Two Bit Circus co-founders Brent Bushnell and Eric Gradman Two Bit Circus co-founders Brent Bushnell and Eric Gradman Those experiments around screwing with an audience began to take on more of a shape when Bushnell and Gradman began incorporating narrative elements into their games.
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Richie hosted her second annual Pearl xChange at The London in West Hollywood, gathering a group of successful professional women, including her sister in-law, Cameron Diaz, and the founders of SoulCycle, Julia Rice and Elizabeth Cutler, to share their stories and journeys with an audience.
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In a lot of ways, we're still learning what the best practices and techniques are for telling a story in a game; there can be conflicts when you try to weave together a specific authored narrative with an audience that expects to have agency in the experience.
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The startup, which hasn't launched yet, says its streaming platform aims to "take the middlemen out of the game" and connect video creators directly with an audience, allowing for crowd-investing and decentralized ownership enabled by smart contracts and its own cryptocurrency powered by the Ethereum blockchain.
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The production, devised in 2012 by the German playwright Jochen Sandig (aided by his wife, the choreographer Sasha Waltz), features choristers on the move (61 of them here), singing from memory and vaguely acting out the texts while mingling with an audience also on the move.
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It's also become a very standard part of TV programming to develop additional content that can be watched by fans alongside the core TV show, to help extend touch-points with an audience who may otherwise only be seen for 22 minutes each week, at best.
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And, unlike say Morrissey, where the act of adulation and preening reciprocation feels like the last spark attempts at a fire long dead, Nick Cave balances the knowledge that he's operating within the tradition of SHOWMAN with an audience connection rejuvenated with new work that actually works.
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With an audience in almost every country in the world, engaging with other community members and creators on a daily basis lends Chew a real sense of community — it's likeminded people sharing their talents, passions and insights with a connected, invested community — one which is growing every day.
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The candidate raising campaign funds was a hard-working lawyer who seemed genuinely well meaning, but no one had told him that his economic platform of protecting manufacturing jobs and Maine's traditional industries wasn't going to fly with an audience of health care professionals, programmers, web designers and researchers.
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It wouldn't resonate with an audience that was scared of Trump from the beginning — for whom "campaign promises" don't mean his promise to replace Obamacare with something "terrific" but rather his early pledge to deport all 11 million unauthorized immigrants and ban all Muslims from entering the country.
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He knows that there's a power in this immovability and he uses it to underplay his characters, to show how O.K. he is with a long, expressionless silence, how he doesn't plead with an audience to love him because his is not a face that would beg for love.
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In addition to discussing his career with an audience at the festival, Laguionie will be showing clips of his next feature, Slocum, in which a man looks back at his own life while reading the diaries of Joshua Slocum (the first person on record to circumnavigate the globe).
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For the time being, advertisers are grumbling about Facebook and warning their clients to stay away from certain ad products, but they're still putting their money there — with an audience over 2 billion and some of the most accurate ad targeting available, Facebook is still impossible to ignore.
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Yes, the hologram technology makes it possible to hear that incomparable voice again and experience the way this true diva commanded a stage, but you can never replace the organic and soulful connection that happened with an audience when a living, breathing artist like Houston performed in a live show.
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On the Friday before opening day, the East End Maritime Museum was filled with an audience of concerned baymen, environmental officials, and local scallop-lovers who wanted to hear from Stephen Tettelbach, a shellfish ecologist with the Cornell Cooperative Extension, on what they already knew would be a terrible season.
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Now and then, he staged a Socratic "conversation," or question-and-answer session, with an audience, and occasionally he was paid for this, but for the most part his household, consisting of his energetic wife, Abba, and his four daughters, the models for the March girls, had to fend for themselves.
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It's when you see an opera on stage for the first time with an audience that it feels like shining a black light on a crime scene: Even if you thought you'd carefully wiped clean all of the strange incisions and seams of the compositional process, you've still missed a spot.
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Ms. Merkel spoke immediately before the United States vice president, Mike Pence, and addressed a packed auditorium with an audience that included Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka, as well as the Russian foreign minister and a high-ranking Chinese official, who all pointedly remained seated when the chancellor received a standing ovation.
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Mic, the New York-based site and publisher of "branded content" aimed at 153- and early 30-somethings with an audience of 65 million unique users each month across its properties, has raised $6.5 million from WPP — a strategic investment that expands Mic's Series C — announced originally in April — to $28.4 million.
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Friends was truly — it was the gift of a lifetime, and I would not be standing up here without that amazing show, without those amazing five other actors, and with an audience who stuck with us … You believed in us, you really did, and you believed in those very impossibly large apartments.
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"Following official notification from the Office of the Police this morning prohibiting all events with an audience attendance of over 1000, Live Nation regrets to announce the final two Madame X performances previously re-scheduled to 10-March and 11-March are forced to be cancelled," it was announced on her official site.
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But instead of historic sights or live events, you're more likely to come across flashes of boobs and butts, replete with an audience suggesting what to reveal next, and maybe a pirated TV show or soccer game, too the 2nd most popular Facebook Live video on the Facebook Live Map is a cam girl.. pic.twitter.
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First staged to lackluster critical response at New Jersey's Two River Theater three years ago, "Be More Chill" went on to become a disembodied hit with an audience that discovered the show online (via videos and a cast recording that has been streamed more 150 million times worldwide) with little or no prompting from its creators.
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For the curious, the most-watched episode of the season was its fifth, with an audience of 10.7 million live-plus-same-day viewers watching Dany and Drogon fry the Tarlys, Sam interrupting Gilly when she's trying to tell him crucial information, the return of Gendry, and Jon Snow's suicide squad go into the wintry abyss in search of a wight.
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"My mom hosted the AMAs twice herself, so she always says to have fun, be yourself, be in the moment and enjoy that special thing that doesn't happen anywhere else when you're on stage and interacting with an audience — because there's nothing like it," says Ellis Ross, who trusts her mother's guidance after her success in the industry for nearly six decades.
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Many social media influencers are essentially one-person start-ups, and the best ones can spot trends, experiment relentlessly with new formats and platforms, build an authentic connection with an audience, pay close attention to their channel analytics, and figure out how to distinguish themselves in a crowded media environment — all while churning out a constant stream of new content.
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As you've figured out if you've been listening to this podcast for the last 15 minutes, the idea about how audiences relate to each other, how media works, letting people interact with each other, how someone who becomes a YouTube star interacts with an audience, these are themes that you've been thinking about since you were in your late teens?
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Consumer spending online in Southeast Asia is tipped to quadruple by 2025 and a glut of Chinese companies are already flocking to the region to seize the opportunity to get in early with an audience of over 600 million consumers who are coming online rapidly — the region now has more internet users than the U.S. has people, according to a report co-authored by Google.
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If you're feeling at all distempered right now, the rest of the entries include: Someone who works with nails DEFILED MANICURIST Someone who works with suits DISPATCHED TAILOR Someone who works with class DEGRADED TEACHER Someone who works with an audience DISILLUSIONED MAGICIAN This is my 49th Sunday Times puzzle and for the first time I can say I had a glut of possible theme entries.
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So we pass from "The Fountain," a knottily delightful examination of what it means to make something — a statue of a woman by a fountain, a poem, a relationship with an audience — to "The Massachusetts Book of the Dead," a series of short poems focused on the death of Peterson's mother that includes these almost brutally straightforward lines: My mother died at nine o'clock at night.
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"I've always believed that when you chose a career that comes with an audience there are some things you sign up for…Another part of what you sign up for is having to accept critics, with the understanding that their job is to review and critique; sometimes positively, sometimes not," Munn started her statement which was posted on Instagram alongside screenshots of Go Fug Yourself's review and her pantsuit look.
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Former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE, who grew up in the Windy City, joked with an audience that a participant from Hawaii who was anticipating a visit to the Midwest needed some survival coaching.
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They tell the stories that interest the filmmakers, and hopefully are relevant to an audience, hopefully resonate with an audience because, at the end of the day, Steve—yes, I know he's a brilliant and famous visual artist, he has a career that's separate from him as a filmmaker—the way I think of Steve is as a man who loves humanity, and who has a huge, big heart, and that's it.
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This seemed to be a story to tell, to investigate, to amplify, to enrich with detail about flight rules, liability law, aircraft design, women priests, women rabbis, and varying portraits of one subject by sixteen writers, but beyond this brief outline the disparate parts of "The Airplane That Crashed in the Woods" seemed as resistant to the weaving and telling as they had been with an audience of two lawyers and a court stenographer.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE on Thursday got in a tense back-and-forth with an audience member during an Iowa campaign stop after the man made debunked claims that the former vice president sent his son Hunter Biden to work for an energy company in Ukraine.
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"Debbie Phillips-Donaldson, editor-in-chief of the Petfood Industry/Petfood Forum (a business-to-business publication with an audience of pet food professionals around the world, including people who make and market pet food), says her organization doesn't advise pet owners on what they should feed their pets, but she did point us to a study by scientists from South Korea who found that "eating homemade raw dog food for more than a year correlated to different microbes thriving in dogs' intestines compared to the guts of dogs fed store-bought dry kibble.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE disagreed with an audience member at a rally Tuesday who called for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to be locked up, turning instead to focus on the voting booth.
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The first presidential debate between Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE promises to be the most watched ever, with an audience that could exceed 100 million people, according to experts interviewed by The Hill.
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