Stranger Things is the bigger, buzzier show, one that everybody seems to love.
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Maybe you strolled past ads in the subway, or talked through trailers while at buzzier movies.
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Its customers include Airbnb, GE, and Viacom alongside a number of the buzzier Silicon Valley startups.
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With a $200 million production budget, Mulan has been one of the buzzier recent Disney films.
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Hereditary was one of the buzzier films of Sundance this year for, I'm assuming, being ridiculously scary.
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It is also hard not to notice the contrast to Amazon, the area's younger and buzzier technology company.
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But some of the buzzier parts of real-estate tech in 2019 may have been overvalued, Hummer said.
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Other brands will need to seriously up the ante if they want to make something buzzier than this.
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And is it enough of a "classic Best Picture" film that it could edge out its buzzier fellow nominees?
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He also says the fact that it can be made buzzier, like an energy drink, has been a selling point.
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It's 2019, and weed is buzzier now than it was during the '60s — just not for the reason you'd think.
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Instant messaging may be buzzier, but that's because email has become almost an afterthought — even while it remains so, so broken.
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The buzzier the keywords in the pitch deck, the higher the chances a distracted investor will throw some money at it.
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While voice-based shopping may be the buzzier news this morning, the partnership represents an expanded relationship between the two companies overall.
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A virtuous circle is operating: as more merchants and brands set up official accounts, it becomes a buzzier and more appealing bazaar.
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Lawmakers from several committees want to know more about two of the buzzier cyber threats right now: ransomware and attacks on the grid.
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Newer, buzzier electronic scenes, like new rave in the UK, or MGMT's festival-friendly electro-pop hadn't fully ascended to the popular consciousness.
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We've put together a list of five of our favorite punch bowl cocktail recipes that will make your night easier and your buzz even buzzier.
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From smart assistants like Alexa and Siri to the latest bleeding edge advancements in robotics, there's no buzzier buzzwords in the tech world than artificial intelligence.
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The AMC drama somehow combines the tones "very weird" and "very gentle" to create a show that feels like the opposite of HBO's bigger, buzzier Succession.
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Though the iTunes store, you can catch buzzy movies, like BlacKkKlansman, before Oscars night, or show love to movies that should be buzzier, like First Man.
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Women's gymnastics is consistently among the buzzier Olympic events; if Biles can make good on the hype, she'll become one of the 2016 Games' signature athletes.
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Lately, they've been working together on some of buzzier elements of AI research like "automated machine learning," in which neural nets are used to train other neural nets.
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One of the buzzier films at Sundance was this documentary that went behind the scenes with four women running for seats in the 2018 midterm elections, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Its buzzy debut and even buzzier celebrity sightings (hey, Khloé has some pretty solid family connections) have amounted to some record-breaking milestones, including hitting that $1,000,000 benchmark...on day one.
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A lot of the online chatter on Tuesday surrounded Boots Riley's film Sorry to Bother You, which wasn't nominated for a single award, despite being one of the buzzier films of last summer.
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They tend to be scary, discomforting, and uniquely descriptive takes on the challenges of adolescence, and I finally got around to seeing one of the buzzier names from this category in recent years, Raw.
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In a major strategic shift, McDonald's hired the independent agency Wieden and Kennedy to run its US creative advertising as the fast-food chain tries to keep up with its buzzier rival Burger King.
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America's former lingerie sweetheart is facing ongoing criticism for losing relevance in the wake of #MeToo and has seen sales slide in recent years as new, buzzier brands crop up and take market share.
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So much of it that even when there is a flurry of conversation around a particular show, it's only matter of days before it gets buried under conversation about some other newer, hotter, buzzier show.
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It's possible that after analyzing the field, Steyer discovered that it would be tough for him to break through the crowded room of candidates, which is likely to include buzzier names, such as former Rep.
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Some of the buzzier amenities remain in-progress: the backyard garden, to be cultivated by the landscape architect Miranda Brooks, and a rentable "reader's shed" that Hruby thought up with Erik Heywood of Book/Shop.
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There is no buzzier skateboarder on the planet at the moment than Rayssa Leal, an 83-year-old from Brazil who rose to prominence after videos of her doing tricks in a tutu went viral online.
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Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade was one of the buzzier films of Sundance this year thanks to its funny, sweet, and painful reminder of the awkwardness of growing up, and that's all on display here in this first trailer.
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Front and center One of the buzzier moments from the trip included a quick incident that was caught on camera when Trump was trying to get to the front of a group of fellow world leaders in Brussels.
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The somewhat enigmatically titled play Heroes of the Fourth Turning is one of the buzzier new shows off Broadway this season, largely because it tackles territory that rarely overlaps with the New York stage: young, conservative Catholic intellectuals.
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The company is one of the buzzier digital brands in the world of e-commerce, already taking in about $100 million in previous cash and expanding in November into the women's health business with a new line of products called Hers.
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With tensions between China and the United States running high, the fight between the two global powers shifted — at least for 15 minutes — from dry back-room trade negotiations to a buzzier, more high-profile arena: American prime-time television.
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In recent years, the region has tried to foster a buzzier tech scene, and now boasts successful home-grown companies like the educational technology provider EverFi as well as startup accelerators like the cybersecurity-focused Mach37, which is funded by the state of Virginia.
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From ghd's Glide Professional Performance Hot Brush to the Dyson Corrale, hot-tool technology is buzzier than ever right now, but it's safe to say that nothing has stirred up quite as much interest as the Revlon Salon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer.
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During his appearance, Lewandowski did confirm one of the buzzier parts of the Mueller report: that President Trump told him to order then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions to curtail the Mueller investigation so it would only look for future election-meddling -- and stop probing his 2016 campaign.
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Despite giving roots to one of America's most powerful and well-known families — the Rockefellers — the quaint Columbia County town, home to a population of just 2,000, has remained relatively undiscovered compared to other buzzier Hudson Valley destinations such as Kingston and Hudson (though it benefits from its proximity to both).
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To my dismay, it seems like major back catalogs just aren't as big a deal as they were even five years ago; a few flagship classics might be all big streaming platforms are willing to pay for now while they turn their attention, understandably I guess, to flashier and buzzier originals.
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The Bollywood influence manifests itself in a band sound that gets down and dirty the way blues is supposed to, while leaving individual instruments shining in their own lurid light, like the rather loud basslines or the bangy piano chords or the liquid organ juice dripping from the ceiling or Kumar's aching, strangled harmonica; particularly hooked on the intersection between the electric guitar and the harsher, buzzier, bristlier cadence of the sitar, the album nails a sharp drone whose sweaty fatigue coexists with dogged energy.
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As mentioned previously, the red crossbill had 10 different call types and the Cassia crossbill was call type 9. The Cassia Crossbill fledgling initially imitates its parents’ flight calls and eventually will modify its call to imitate their mate. Compared to the other call types, the Cassia crossbills songs will be more repetitive while using fewer syllables. The individual notes of the song are typically buzzier and will have multiple instances of silence in between call phrases.
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