Twists, turns, comebacks, mistakes, moments of genius, moments of madness.
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Someone comes at her, and she has very strong comebacks.
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Players can choose to verbally spar by rapidly selecting comebacks.
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But by and large those comebacks don't happen too often.
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She's pretty much turned blunt comebacks into an art form.
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Boxing and MMA are riddled with athlete comebacks, after all.
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Even after announcing their retirements, some eschew them for comebacks.
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While comebacks and second acts are interesting, they're also exceptional.
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Identity politics, class warfare and big government all made comebacks.
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Incredible comebacks, unbelievable shots and memorable performances in 183. Jan.
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You know those comebacks you think of three hours too late?
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Feverish Failed Comebacks are not the worst kind of basketball game.
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Advanced Micro Devices, Hanesbrands and Xerox have also staged stellar comebacks.
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Many praised the young girl for her knowledge and witty comebacks.
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But not all former lawmakers have fared well in political comebacks.
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In the other four, they have staged late comebacks to win.
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If comebacks are in style, Remy Ma is characteristically on trend.
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She's known for her large social media presence and clever comebacks.
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Look, She's the Man even comes in handy for Bachelor comebacks!
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At 33, Vonn has sustained many injuries and made legendary comebacks.
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It was one of the great comebacks in Democratic primary history.
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Here are a few retail brands that recently saw major comebacks:
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The past three seasons, their games were marked by palpitating comebacks.
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Kvitova has made one of the great comebacks in a sport that seems to have cornered the market in comebacks, but it is unclear how much the effort has taken out of her physically or emotionally.
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Ali's losses devastated me, which only made the improbable comebacks more incredible.
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RiRi's response quickly became one of the most epic celebrity comebacks ever.
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Choosing between these two correctly canonised comebacks is a matter of taste.
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We all know that Chrissy Teigen is the queen of clever comebacks.
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"We can't make extreme comebacks and expect to win games," Watson said.
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And I learned to stand up for myself with quick, witty comebacks.
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What happened next was one of the most insane comebacks you'll see.
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Perhaps he's saving all his good comebacks for the last few episodes.
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But another problem is hindering these stores' comebacks as well: They're messes.
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They've led the league in double-digit comebacks in two consecutive seasons.
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Other disgraced, once powerful men also appear to be plotting their comebacks.
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But some of those 19 are now attempting or have attempted comebacks.
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And not supposed to be quirky and not supposed to have good comebacks.
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At some point, too, Michigan and Penn State were going to make comebacks.
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With the victory, Cruz completes one of the greatest comebacks in MMA history.
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Comebacks for del Potro, Janko Tipsarevic, Brian Baker, Jamie Hampton and Laura Robson.
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The list is chock-full of impressive comebacks, insane combos, and inhuman counters.
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Artists have disappeared, rebranded, and staged full comebacks in that amount of time.
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Instead, he staged one of the greatest political comebacks in modern political history.
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Then, there are the big comebacks we've come to anticipate season after season.
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He also pointed to the comebacks both Facebook and Amazon made post-IPO.
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I'm left yearning for more high-intensity drama, witty comebacks, and family drama.
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This week's mic drop is just one of Lindsay's awesome Twitter comebacks, though.
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McIlroy said he was inspired by the comebacks of both Williams and Woods.
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He brought in Andre Agassi, who knows from comebacks, as an unpaid adviser.
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"Comebacks are not easy — I know that," Nadal said, before evaluating Djokovic's trajectory.
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Last season, over the entire 82-game schedule, there were 138 such comebacks.
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Bitcoin has a history of strong comebacks from big sell-offs, Dorman noted.
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Nevada's consecutive comebacks were also worth about $3.4 million for the Mountain West.
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Here, a rundown of some of the most notable comebacks in the islands.
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But comebacks rarely come as big as her 10th album, The Emancipation of Mimi.
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The Aussie's in an uphill battle ... but he has a history of sensational comebacks.
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Chrissy Teigen just proved once again that she is the queen of witty comebacks.
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If Clinton ran and won, she would join a long line of presidential comebacks.
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But as far as official NBA highlight mixes go, failed comebacks are always disappointing.
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He finally blocked Teigen, and it was actually for one of her tamer comebacks.
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In short, Sinatra brought off one of the greatest comebacks in show-business history.
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George himself has had nearly as many comebacks as Judy Garland or Britney Spears.
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There were upsets galore, superstar comebacks, marathon fifth sets and poignant scenes of parenthood.
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But if I make it, this is probably one of the greatest comebacks ever.
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But in 22000, he made one of the most surprising comebacks in French politics.
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And if anyone asks what you are, have your Addams family comebacks locked and loaded.
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The SPD made strong comebacks in 2002 and 2005, but many pollsters consider it unlikely.
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From Fiorucci to Juicy Couture, 2017 has had no shortage of '90s fashion brand comebacks.
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Little attention has been paid to one of Stormy's lesser known gifts, her Twitter comebacks.
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So, let this be an example to never underestimate a girl's intelligence and perfect comebacks.
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Some are relatively fresh new faces, while others are big comebacks you've been waiting for.
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The athlete took it in stride and responded to a few with some hilarious comebacks.
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Don Lemon IS GOOD at comebacks ... and it's never been clearer than with this video.
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Their platforms also produced the funniest comebacks and the most shadiest tweets to their competitors.
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Matt Lauer, Bill O'Reilly, and Charlie Rose have all reportedly eyed comebacks in recent months.
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She has nearly 5 million Twitter followers and is well-known for her clever comebacks.
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On a night of comebacks, Waiters, a shooting guard who had not played since Dec.
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They have both had dips and comebacks and both have been written off at times.
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And yet the top performer during this weekend of comebacks was not a goal scorer.
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Rice's cultural resurgence follows a dramatic life and career filled with both setbacks and comebacks.
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"There are not a lot of big comebacks here," Golf Channel analyst Notah Begay said.
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Though he made several comebacks over the years, Mr. Erickson never seemed entirely comfortable onstage.
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It was the fifth consecutive win for the Yankees, four of which have been comebacks.
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Reporter's Notebook Roman Polanski, Woody Allen, Louis C.K. and Nate Parker are all trying comebacks.
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Quarterback Matthew Stafford has led seven fourth-quarter comebacks, tying an N.F.L. single-season record.
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In his five years in the league, Wilson has built a reputation for late comebacks.
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Kansas City&aposs journey to the Super Bowl has come thanks to two impressive comebacks.
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Some of the narrative surrounding "The Visit" and "Split" characterized them as "comebacks" for you.
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" Vinny's rep added, he was "Arguably the fastest on the draw, king of the comebacks.
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One of the biggest comebacks in the choppy session was by struggling department store chain Debenhams.
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This latest (and particularly luxurious) installment of Adidas Originals' summer comebacks hits shelves on July 15.
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In the years that followed, Madikizela-Mandela's life would be a mix of stumbles and comebacks.
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Of course it was disappointing for me, but at the same time, comebacks are pretty awesome.
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Family Guy and Futurama had been canceled and made comebacks, but usually, dead shows stayed dead.
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Dramatic comebacks are usually the stuff of sports movies, complete with sweeping music and tearful embraces.
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A renaissance, however, could be upon us with Japanese giants Sony and Nintendo both making comebacks.
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Roman numerals attached to Super Bowls are as central to NFL lore as fourth quarter comebacks.
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The team is counting on comebacks by Zack Wheeler, Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom and Steven Matz.
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For those who like to factor in drama, there have even been nine fourth-quarter comebacks.
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All three at some point were down in the polls, and they staged comebacks by radicalizing.
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Boy bands go away, and then they stage comebacks, sometimes after not all that much time.
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Comebacks do not always go smoothly; Schnyder's was not the only one to end on Thursday.
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"The thing is Rafa's always been unbelievable at comebacks," Federer said in an interview last month.
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Because the bad men are going to make their comebacks whether we like it or not.
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Carr embraced that responsibility, throwing 28 touchdowns to six interceptions and engineering seven fourth-quarter comebacks.
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From Abercrombie to Applebees, check out these major brands that have undergone comebacks in recent years.
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Not many reunions, comebacks, whatever you want to call this, result in an album this good.
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Comedy in particular seems very welcoming to these comebacks; being funny almost demands a lack of decorum.
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But in tandem, these comebacks in consecutive matches to win the Champions League are arguably as impressive.
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With all these silhouettes having quasi-controversial comebacks, we're wondering: Where is the resurgence of the tankini?
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There were pop music comebacks, hotly-anticipated engagements, live-streamed animal pregnancies, and side-splittingly funny fails.
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Keep reading to see who else made the cut for this year's biggest celebrity comebacks and reinventions.
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Candidates who struggled after entering races with high expectations have engineered comebacks before -- as then-Arizona Sen.
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Of all the comebacks to have happened this year, the Shins were not among the most hyped.
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This week's episode hits a sweet spot as characters dish out brutal comebacks and even harsher threats.
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But there are just as many comebacks that arrived with a modern twist, like multiple ear piercings.
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Most people remember the knockdowns more than the comebacks, unless that comeback ends up in a knockout.
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I've been able to look back and reflect on the retirements, the comebacks, and the knee replacement.
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With the help of ABG's ownership, formerly beleaguered brands including Aeropostale and Juicy Couture have made comebacks.
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Comebacks are nothing new for the Cubs, who improved to 123-8 when trailing after six innings.
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They put together stirring comebacks, as they did last week in back-to-back wins over Texas.
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Rather, they are rewarded for "clickable" moments of pithy remarks and curt comebacks to their political rivals.
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I also predict aggressive comebacks from the likes of Paula Abdul, Chaka Khan, and most probably Sinitta.
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The modern-era Patriots are known for dramatic comebacks, usually spearheaded by Brady working last-second miracles.
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CreditCreditWilliam England/London Stereoscopic Company, via Getty Images The Catskills have had more comebacks than Tony Bennett.
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Rising for a last gasp, the fans implored Manning for one of his patented fourth-quarter comebacks.
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It's kind of like when a kid gets bullied and their parents offer up some nerdy comebacks.
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They staged ninth-inning comebacks to finish three of them, all against playoff teams from last season.
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"Not just our sport, but all kinds of sports are littered with stories of comebacks," Boone said.
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Thanks to gushing media coverage, Bush is enjoying one of the greatest comebacks in modern American history.
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Comebacks are the coin of the realm in elite sports, often because of the coin at stake.
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Some of the best athletes walked away from their games, while others staged comebacks and improbable victories.
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The other major averages were coming off similar comebacks, helping blunt the negative impact of last week.
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He infuriated Klobuchar at several points in the debate, setting her up for cutting and memorable comebacks.
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Therefore, to celebrate this comeback of comebacks, I've collated some of the best pop resurrections from recent years.
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So it's perhaps no surprise that some men are reportedly mulling comebacks not long after leaving their jobs.
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"Me and my team, we had better comebacks this time to the arguments the legislators made," she said.
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She's also been known to issue plenty of hilarious comebacks on Twitter, all in 140 characters or less.
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Respond with one of many incredibly humourous comebacks in this book and you're guaranteed to get some laughter.
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Others, like Garrison Keillor and ex–Paris Review editor Lorin Stein, are also reportedly positioning themselves for comebacks.
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Now in its seventh season, Suits is still delivering witty comebacks, iconic references, and victories for the underdog.
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Verdict: Between this and Independence Day: Resurgence, summer 2016 is proving to be a summer of alien comebacks.
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There are zero obvious signs that he can turn things around, but we've seen comebacks built on less.
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Amazing start of the season, one of the best comebacks on the tour ever after a long injury.
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But these photos prove family comes first, even after one of the greatest comebacks in Super Bowl history.
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So she started a complementary hashtag called #SheReplied, arming women with simple comebacks when their bodies are attacked.
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Each team's innings followed a similar pattern, with the loss of three early wickets followed by determined comebacks.
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The bullpen, which had two All-Stars in Zach Britton and Brad Brach, tends to make comebacks possible.
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Quarterback Matthew Stafford is having his best season and deserves some credit for leading those seven late comebacks.
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This coupling of two performers who have been redefined by their respective comebacks is interesting, but not shocking.
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We've seen more unlikely comebacks, but the odds are heavily against them at this stage of the season.
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Even cities making comebacks, with restored downtown buildings and plenty of locally brewed I.P.A., have the memory problem.
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Those who hold out hope that their loved ones may somehow recover may see the comebacks as encouraging.
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Devin Heroux: It is one of the more improbable comebacks in the history of curling — and perhaps sports.
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Rippon, who competed in the men's and team figure skating events, had a dozen memorable quips and comebacks.
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Boone had talked before the game about hopeful examples of playoff comebacks that tormented him as a boy.
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He noted that Stretch Armstrong figurines, and Strawberry Shortcake and Teddy Ruxpin dolls have all begun making comebacks.
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Below we&aposve ranked the 50 greatest moments of the sports decade, from improbably comebacks to brilliant knockouts.
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"I just believe in comebacks," said Ms. Krawcheck, who recently founded Ellevest, an online investment platform for women.
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Suddenly, Mr. Rubio's rehearsed comebacks wilted like a wizard's magic wand that had been transformed into a noodle.
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And the narratives of Kesha and JoJo's comebacks have also been fueled by their mismanagement and alleged abuse.
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She was so busy that when her parents told her it was time for bed, she had pithy comebacks.
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The Seahawks fell just short of what would have been one of the greatest comebacks in N.F.L. playoff history.
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Rubber plantations, cockfights and occasional comebacks aside, Poot is still involved in gym life and schooling up new fighters.
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From magical comebacks to messages of solidarity and support, here are her most heroic tweets from the past year... .
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You no longer need a dedicated app for scanning QR codes, which continue to make the unlikeliest of comebacks.
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Steak 'n Shake tested the waters of Twitter wars, but Wendy's once again proved they dominate with snappy comebacks.
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He's a capable fighter in his own right, with a surprising capability for comebacks in the right player's hands.
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If there's one thing Chrissy Teigen's taught us, it's that Twitter comebacks don't need to be long and waffling.
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The and Index have staged dramatic comebacks from their lows, erasing or nearly erasing their losses for the year.
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As ESPN points out, Romo engineered the most fourth-quarter comebacks from 2006 through 2014, his last full season.
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And so, like all good comebacks, Juicy Couture has finally made it full-circle and landed at Urban Outfitters.
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A season of fine play, of unlikely comebacks and competitive near-death experiences, was on the line that evening.
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Recently, he took his harsh yet hilarious comebacks to the next level with an almost hip pop culture reference.
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But for that brief quarter hour on Monday, this was exactly what we crave in our pro wrestling comebacks.
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At 4-2, it was the mother of all comebacks against a tiring and dispirited Old Lady of Turin.
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Your quick comebacks may miss the mark over the next few weeks, so save debates for after April 15.
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Who didn't, for at least a minute, want her confidence, her closet, and her cunning (if sometimes cruel) comebacks?
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On Tuesday night, Joe Biden engineered one of the most monumental political comebacks in the history of party primaries.
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The economic swoops and comebacks of the last three decades have chipped away at many measures of well-being.
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He tried several short comebacks, including one as a harness driver, but he did not recover his previous form.
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Two players who have embarked on very different types of comebacks met at Louis Armstrong Stadium on Friday afternoon.
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But then came their comebacks in the wild-card game against Milwaukee and the N.L.D.S. clincher in Los Angeles.
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On Baseball BOSTON — It was a night of roiling emotions, desperate bullpen moves, inspiring comebacks and thunderous home runs.
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Manning also engineered 27 fourth-quarter comebacks for the Giants, the 13th most for a quarterback in N.F.L. history.
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In one of the greatest comebacks in sports, Phelps emerged to become the most decorated Olympic athlete in history.
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And lo: As it was prophesied in the book of celebrity comebacks, Britney Spears returned to the VMA stage.
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There were heartbreaks (the Spurs) and comebacks (the Cavaliers) and moments fans and players will never forget ("The Block").
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Mahomes led three successive double-digit comebacks in the postseason, capping off his streak of comebacks with an epic fourth-quarter performance in Super Bowl LIV against a 49ers defense that had dominated the league all season, leading the Chiefs to lift the Lombardi Trophy for the first time in 50 years.
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At this stage it's pretty much as unstoppable as one of Tyrion's comebacks, or a sword swung by the Mountain.
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Petsch's fiery red hair color is almost as important to Cheryl Blossom's mainframe as her quick comebacks and archery skills.
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From the comebacks to the young guns to the weirdness in between, we were on scene, taking it all in.
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So we now have a few examples of wrongheaded comebacks, enough to say, For god's sake, no, not that way!
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The Belgium Waffle Breakfast Sandwich, the Pumpkin Donut, Pumpkin Muffin, and Festive Fall Donut will be making comebacks as well.
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Collectively, these individuals have made comebacks, debuted TV shows, crossed over from jokes to songs, and played with gender expression.
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Like Richard Nixon or The Who, Moore has a habit of using retirement as a launching pad for his comebacks.
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Since the second meeting, UNCG rattled off six straight victories, including a pair of second-half comebacks in the tournament.
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"If (Morrison) were to pull this off it would be one of the greatest comebacks in political history," he said.
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What we get next is a stirring sequence of Kevin narrating his many traumas and improbable comebacks like a sportscaster.
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It's almost a running joke in fashion that the most universally disliked shoes can (and do) make unexpected, sweeping comebacks.
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Auburn went into the fourth quarter within reach of both Clemson and Texas A&M, but failed to mount comebacks.
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Several of the men who lost jobs as a result of #MeToo are already considering — or have already made — comebacks.
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Barcelona just staged one of the craziest comebacks you will ever see, or, at least read about right this moment.
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Since their comebacks in 215.766, Aly and Gabby have mostly scored very close to each other in the all-around.
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Except Nickelback have been the butt of so many jokes, that over the years they've trained themselves in swift comebacks.
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Nine strokes behind Ryu entering the day, Hataoka nearly pulled off one of the biggest comebacks in L.P.G.A. Tour history.
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As comedians, what do you think of the recent news around the comebacks of Aziz Ansari and Louis C. K.?
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For this brand of listless dance-rock to sound so good confounds conventional attitudes about rock comebacks and reunion albums.
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Even tennis, a sport where comebacks are the coin of the realm, has rarely seen a revival quite like this.
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She also closed the door on a comeback as a player even though comebacks are a staple of women's tennis.
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As discredited figures in business and politics mount comebacks, many of those who led the crusade against graft face retaliation.
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And then, building on the theme of fighters making comebacks, there's the long-rumored return of welterweight great Georges St. Pierre.
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The school's website crashed, but their Twitter account was on hand to provide hilarious comebacks and commentary on their historic win.
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"My goal is to be part of one of the most amazing comebacks in history," Claure said in his opening remarks.
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It also helps that early 2000s nostalgia is trending—evident with the comebacks of tiny sunglasses, logomania, and low rise jeans.
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There was talk of comebacks: She reportedly was offered "Murder, She Wrote" and the Debbie Reynolds role in "Mother" in 1996.
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The Canadiens, known for their third-period comebacks, couldn't generate much, tossing just six pucks on net in the final frame.
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The loss had seemed so devastating in the moment, but now it was the precursor to a postseason full of comebacks.
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Rating: 2/5 Chicken Sandwich (but 20193/5 Twitter comebacks) I see #KFC is keeping quiet about this... I wonder why???
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This year, you don't have to look too far for nostalgic gifts to get ahead of their comebacks—we got you.
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But just as people like Louis C.K. and Mark Halperin have planned or executed comebacks, politicians are doing so this year.
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It's a banger so undeniably catchy and charismatic that it transcends his reputation, his comeback, and any possible comebacks to come.
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Reports of potential comebacks by other media figures, such as former CBS anchor Charlie Rose, have largely been met with scorn.
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Some comebacks can feel like an artist grasping at the last straws of their relevance, youth, cash, or perhaps all three.
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This year, rappers like Eminem and Lil Wayne were able to have seamless comebacks even given their history of alleged partner abuse.
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Given the number of seemingly improbable comebacks during the past year, fans could be forgiven for a mild case of upset fatigue.
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Only this time he's not leading logic-defying comebacks on the football field or staring in his personal meme — he's playing baseball.
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The wins in themselves often come in unexpected ways, in the form of one-run victories, comebacks, and leads narrowly held onto.
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This week's particularly heavy on comebacks: Bat for Lashes, Holy Fuck, and Pantha du Prince all released new singles after extended absences.
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If anything, this is probably a good opportunity to re-evaluate how we feel about all these mid-aughts trends making comebacks.
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His second debate performance was more aggressive and confident, though he had moments when he flubbed what should have been easy comebacks.
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Brady had led four fourth-quarter comebacks, all in the season's second half, including the finale on the road against the Giants.
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Breakthrough performances from Murray and Jokic and big comebacks, as such, must be celebrated — even at this early stage of Round 1.
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He knew just how difficult it would be to mount a serious charge on a course that is not built for comebacks.
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That was virtually the same deficit they had overcome the year before, in one of the most notable comebacks in baseball history.
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It was one of the most devastating collapses in professional sports history — or one of the greatest comebacks, depending on your perspective.
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Just don't forget that the biggest names were all older than Durant when faced with an Achilles' tear, which complicated their comebacks.
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The entire debate is unsettling to automakers, some of which nearly collapsed in the last recession and are now enjoying strong comebacks.
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The Los Angeles Angels quickly are making a habit of late-inning comebacks, while the Texas Rangers officially are having bullpen issues.
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But the most exciting result came in Minnesota, where the Vikings engineered one of the least likely comebacks in recent N.F.L. history.
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The Dow erased a mid-afternoon 611 point loss and both the Dow and Nasdaq posted their biggest intraday comebacks in a decade.
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And while her comebacks might make it look like she doesn't care what anyone says about her, she admits it's quite the opposite.
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Of all the responses, PUSHA-T and Remy Ma were quick with comebacks, which isn't surprising given their track record with diss tracks.
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The Orange had demonstrated a knack for comebacks, having rebounded from double-digit deficits in their two previous games, against Gonzaga and Virginia.
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From his acerbic political comebacks to his undying love/hate for a man named Kevin, here are some of Delaney's most memorable tweets.
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From rags to riches, these seven had some of the greatest comebacks following bankruptcy filings, according to research by financial services company GoCompare.com.
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For one, this comeback has lasted longer than Smucker's other comebacks; the stock is now up almost 19 percent from its November lows.
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Trail Blazers 220, Knicks 22 In a season of dramatic second-half comebacks, this one was too far out of the Knicks' reach.
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Well, Biden inspired or at least appealed to enough voters yesterday to stage one of the most extraordinary political comebacks I've ever witnessed.
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Game 2 brought a rare blown save by Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen and late, no-quit, home run-fueled comebacks by both teams.
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Absolutely. No team can so consistently rack up one-run wins and late comebacks without having some number of breaks fall their way.
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Much less has been written about anti-bubbles, which are in their way equally compelling tales of underdogs moving quietly toward surprising comebacks.
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Not only did Bloomberg not provide effective comebacks, he came across as peevish and irritated at having to participate in a democratic process.
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The internet is full of sharp comebacks that women can deploy when someone (usually a man) tries to shut them down for feeding.
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Spithill has had bragging rights for the last four years after leading Oracle to one of the most dramatic comebacks in any sport.
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Brittany WENT FULL-ON BERSERK while watching her boyfriend engineer one of the greatest comebacks in NFL playoff history ... screaming, yelling, talking trash!!!
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Blanchette, who spent the first 18 years of his career at Fridays, has experience leading comebacks at Au Bon Pain and Ruby Tuesday.
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In years past, there was discussion about comebacks from Gerald Ford, Al Gore and John Kerry, but in each case the candidate pulled back.
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At the last Olympics, Russia stunned Brazil with one of the sport's most dramatic comebacks, rallying from two sets down to win 3-2.
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Harris "is just going to clean (Trump) up if it happens—with the comebacks," Vaill said, noting the former California attorney general's prosecutor credentials.
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And then, at 219, he completed one of the most improbable comebacks in Olympic history, finishing fifth in Beijing in the 203 meter free.
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The Detroit Pistons will try to build off one of the greatest comebacks in franchise history when they visit the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday.
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We initiate dialogue with Siri, Cortana and Google Now, receiving witty comebacks in a conscious back-and-forth volley between humans and artificial intelligence.
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"After spending a long time in the wilderness, these Mexican restaurant chains have been making some remarkable comebacks here," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
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And when those fans get soda executives' attention, drinks like Crystal Pepsi and New Coke make their comebacks, even if for a limited time.
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It strikes me, for instance, that two of the great "late" comebacks in political history — the 1976 and 1968 races — both involved convention fights.
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Others say a rotation will play out between growth and value stocks, and beaten-down sectors like consumer staples and utilities will stage comebacks.
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And, as Ty Schalter has pointed out elsewhere on this site, that not only leads to more points but also more fourth-quarter comebacks.
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They're like cutting, jibing remarks that she's supposed to respond to with genius comebacks, but it really ended up more destructive than a creative.
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A decade after beginning death spirals at the hands of the iPhone (and later Android), both BlackBerry and Nokia staged strange comebacks of sorts.
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If the film proves anything, it's that rock bands the world over can experience similar trials: acrimony and fatalities, but also, sometimes, glorious comebacks.
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This sandwich had more comebacks than Robert Downey Jr., emerging occasionally in select regions after being introduced as a limited-edition item in 1981.
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Then Sloane Stephens, also unseeded, capped one of the most remarkable and expeditious comebacks from injury in tennis by winning the United States Open.
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It would be very difficult for the other candidates to plot comebacks, given how many remaining delegates are up for grabs after Super Tuesday.
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"RuPaul's Drag Race" may be over, but fans can still savor the glamour and saucy comebacks that the show is known and celebrated for.
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Mahomes has plenty of large comebacks in his career, including in this postseason, so he is sure to turn this game into a fight.
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" Cruz, who is normally sharp in his comebacks, stumbled through his answer, "Of course I wanted the bill to pass — my amendment to pass.
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Then there were the accidents, injuries, relationship bust-ups, retirements, two comebacks and a two-year suspension for testing positive for cocaine in 2007.
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The chain's clever comebacks have garnered attention from big names like Anderson Cooper, and people are even asking for personal digs from the account now.
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We know where she gets the strength to look Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) directly in the eye, and jab her vulnerable ego with sly comebacks.
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Zach LaVine added 25 points, and Gorgui Dieng scored 18 while helping the Timberwolves to comebacks at the end of regulation and the second overtime.
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On the next play, Favre, who had led two second-half comebacks, threw an interception, denying Minnesota a chance to kick the winning field goal.
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Not, perhaps, to this Champions League season, with all its chaos and drama and logic-defying comebacks, but to this second iteration of Klopp's Liverpool.
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Lilli earns some sharper comebacks in this version, and Fred's hulking demeanor is whittled down enough until he becomes a teasing thorn in her side.
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Last Sunday, when Tiger Woods won the Masters after his long drought, it was more than just one of the most incredible comebacks in history.
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" McKinnon had more comebacks at the ready: "I would say, sir, 'Tell me your bus stop, because I want to know where you get off.
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If "We Are X" proves anything, it's that rock bands the world over can experience similar trials: acrimony and fatalities, but also, sometimes, glorious comebacks.
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Tiger Woods won his fifth Masters Sunday, nearly 11 years after his last major victory, in one of the greatest comebacks in the sport's history.
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Instead, the game resulted in one of the greatest comebacks in college hoops history, and also one of the biggest upsets in any championship game.
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Just months after the downfall of producer Harvey Weinstein and the rise of the current #MeToo movement, once-powerful men are already thinking about their comebacks.
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Chou suggested some of the accused men making comebacks are paying lip service to diversity and inclusion because of the optics and to "brandwash" their names.
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Headbands are back in a big way this year and, honestly, we should've seen it coming amongst all the other nostalgic childhood trends that made comebacks.
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Still, the company could take some hints from three companies whose strong comebacks were lost amid the IBM-related chaos: Coca-Cola, McDonald's, and Wal-Mart.
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While their comebacks are both very exciting in principle, only the most optimistic (naïve) fans believe either man is still capable of hanging with the best.
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"One of the most amazing and rapid comebacks I have ever seen, and I have been around for a long time," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The public has sensed the effort that goes into her appearances, the careful titration of her comebacks for fear of appearing witchy or harsh or emasculating.
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A question that's come up in light of these sexual harassment allegations and eventual comebacks of harassers pertains to whether people can change and redeem themselves.
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Stafford, Prater drive Lions past Saints NEW ORLEANS — For once during their season of crazy, fourth-quarter comebacks, the Detroit Lions had absolutely nothing to fear.
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Sports comebacks have always made for great theater, but next month at Radio City Music Hall, a great theater will make for a rather unusual sports comeback.
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Erdogan&aposs biggest rival is a combative, 250-year-old former physics teacher, Muharrem Ince, who has wooed supporters with witty comebacks against verbal attacks from Erdogan.
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I have plenty more smart-aleck comebacks like that from the time I spent covering the campaign, getting out of New York and speaking to Trump supporters.
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But Casper then mounted one of the greatest comebacks in golf history to tie Mr Palmer and force a playoff, which he went on to win comfortably.
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Favourites like the Boston Red Sox have been knocked out early, and numerous see-saw games have included comebacks that straddled the line between improbable and impossible.
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We have an accused predator in the Oval Office, and comedians, journalists, and entertainers outed as creeps in the wake of #MeToo are already being granted comebacks.
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Some are subjected to die out within a season, some stick around for the long haul and evolve into a generational classic, and some experience countless comebacks.
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The Patriots' Tom Brady scored his fifth Super Bowl win last night, in what will go down as one of the greatest comebacks in modern sports history.
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Besides, how can you not love a biracial anesthesiologist raised by hippies who has a heart of gold AND snappy comebacks for her saucy mother-in-law?
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Cramer said the company could take some hints from three others whose strong comebacks were lost amid the IBM-related chaos: Coca-Cola, McDonald's, and Wal-Mart.
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Hardy then lost in 281 to Democrat Ruben Kihuen, but with Kihuen's career in shambles after a sexual harassment scandal both Hardy and Horsford are attempting comebacks.
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And the awe over Tiger Woods's win at the Masters on Sunday is far from over — he's joined the ranks of the greatest comebacks in sports history.
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Comeback While comebacks usually refer to stars who take major time off between new work, a K-pop comeback simply means a group coming out with new music.
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While worrying for some in the industry, these comebacks are hardly surprising, said Brittany Laughlin, a partner at Lattice Ventures who's written about improving women's representation in tech.
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A wild World Series that was filled with unexpected moments and unbelievable comebacks has come to an end — and the Washington Nationals have been crowned new MLB champions!
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There were no such comebacks the next two times, when he allowed eight runs in 20 2/20 innings, suffering losses in 113-211 and 26.55-26.43 defeats.
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It will be harder to mount comebacks against a stout defense if the Texans are expecting a backup to hold down the most important position on the line.
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But if we have to base our trend forecast off of this year's hottest comebacks — scrunchies and bobs included — it's safe to say zig-zags aren't far behind.
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Fans across the internet, and Tiger Woods himself, appear to be joyously bowled over by what's being hailed as one of the greatest sports comebacks of all time.
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Late comebacks are a College World Series tradition, and Baker's three-run ninth-inning homer last Sunday against Texas Tech delivered the only one so far, 5-3.
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Read more: Tiger Woods staged one of the biggest sports comebacks ever at the Masters — here's how he spends his millions and lives his life off the course
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Before this battle is done, the true progressives will win one of the great comebacks in political history against the king of crony capitalist and all he represents.
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"Male stars have more chances to exert their superiority over opponents and the opportunity to stage hard-fought comebacks even after falling behind by two sets," Bialik wrote.
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Entrenched patriarchal attitudes, combined with an evangelical culture of forgiveness that often minimizes sexual misconduct or abuse, may make more "comebacks" like Patterson's likely within the evangelical community.
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If your jam is bat-out-of-hell pacing, cinematic scenes of otherworldly destruction, snarky comebacks and insta-romance, "The Edge of Everything" is a lot of fun.
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Perhaps the most crucial of those comebacks was in the Giants' divisional playoff game at Dallas in January 22014 when the Giants rallied for a 21-17 victory.
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Rafael Nadal pulled off one of the most unlikely comebacks of his career at the ATP Finals, beating Daniil Medvedev, 6-7(3), 6-3, 7-6(4).
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to find out our sportswriters' choices for the most incredible comebacks, unbelievable shots and memorable performances in 2017.
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This year, we're already excited about several album announcements: expect big comebacks, long-awaited debuts, and rising stars taking their stories and sounds to a whole new level.
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The elder Barry was convicted of possession and served six months in prison yet was elected mayor again in 1995 -- one of several comebacks in his remarkable political life.
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American steel -- one of the things I&aposm most of proud of -- American steel is making one of the biggest comebacks that anybody has ever seen for any industry.
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The Indians started the season fast with a three-game sweep at Texas, including two late comebacks, but gave up 21 runs to lose three straight contests in Arizona.
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It's to be hoped that Sabathia goes on and on like Bartolo Colon, because you don't get too many comebacks that are this combination of inspiring, unlikely, and fun.
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The comebacks have been even more powerful in April; when the S&P began that month in a downtrend, its average performance was a 2.0 percent gain, Wald found.
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From seemingly impossible comebacks to newly crowned champions, the weekend was filled with great moments in games like Street Fighter V, Mortal Kombat X, and Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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To win over a Capricorn, it's crucial to have witty comebacks stocked like arrows in your quiver—they'll go straight to Capricorn's heart as if shot by Cupid himself!
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With all that nostalgia brewing, it's only fitting that we look at the toys that made '90s kids who they are today — adults obsessed with reboots, reunions, and comebacks.
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Happily married, bored of fighting, and unsuccessful comebacks, in the 1980s "the Man of Seven Titles" retired to become senior coach at Fairtex Gym on the outskirts of Bangkok.
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Now, a World Series that seemingly has had everything — scintillating comebacks, mind-numbing heat, an offensive gesture and a record number of home runs — will have a seventh game.
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Don't be surprised if more video games that have a social element, such as World of Warcraft and Dungeons and Dragons, make comebacks during this time too, Ferguson says.
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On Monday he did not need another of his signature comebacks, as he completed 26 of 33 passes for 361 yards and two touchdowns in his team's blowout win.
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He got some notoriety in 2015 for leading four fourth-quarter comebacks, but that didn't add up to much: The team's record with him as starter was 6-9.
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The Falcons, of course, raced out to a 28-3 lead, before the Patriots made one of the biggest comebacks in sports history, winning the Super Bowl in overtime.
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That was all there, and if you like baseball you were doubtless delighted by the comebacks and the switchbacks and the hugely important plays made by fantastically marginal players.
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It gives his comeback a sense of vagueness — and that's exactly what the men tarred by #MeToo will most likely try to create as they plot their own comebacks.
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She's also gone through so many career transformations, rock bottoms, and comebacks that it can be hard to remember how, exactly, Britney Spears became the icon she is today.
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Ms Kvitova, after her long layoff, is seeded 11th, and two other contenders making comebacks, 2013 finalist Sabine Lisicki and two-time semi-finalist Victoria Azarenka, aren't seeded at all.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Justin Rose was a proud golfer after coming close to pulling off one of the greatest comebacks in major championship history at the British Open on Sunday.
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His memory lives on through his decades of film and television work, as well as the countless entertainers who were influenced by his trademark one-liners, comebacks and zinging insults.
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Mascolo had many roles in a decades-long acting career but was best known as DiMera, a villain also known as "The Phoenix" for many dramatic comebacks from supposed demise.
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"Our industry has become tolerant of a 'brilliant jerks' culture," said Cowboy Ventures partner Aileen Lee, who attributed the comebacks in part to tech's idolization of flawed but brilliant executives.
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Despite my awareness of Roseanne Barr's bizarre political shift, and despite having been let down already by comebacks of other beloved shows, I told myself that the Conners were special.
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From the cusp of victory in San Francisco Bay, Barker and his team lost eight races in a row as Oracle Team USA staged one of the greatest sporting comebacks.
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By limiting the analysis to individual ties, I treated each match as an independent achievement, giving no credit to clubs who pulled off multiple unlikely comebacks in the same tournament.
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René continued to showcase her best comebacks, which addressed issue such as the necessity of leaving a trail of evidence for your work, and having undue tasks dumped onto you.
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Adding to that disappointment were four back surgeries, and multiple other debilitating injuries, that caused Tiger to approach comebacks, only to drop out or fail over the last few years.
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Beyond the opulent costumes, stellar cast, and eye-catching cinematography, the best part of the film is the Oscar-nominated script — specifically the cruel, imaginative, and hilarious insults and comebacks.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Tiger Woods completed one of sport's greatest comebacks to end an 11-year major title drought at the Masters on Sunday by claiming a fifth Green Jacket.
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With his unique mix of brutal self-deprecation, even more brutal comebacks, and gloriously filthy ripostes, James Blunt has a Twitter game that contrasts spectacularly with his gentle song lyrics.
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Irvin helped the Giants stage one of baseball's biggest comebacks in overtaking the Dodgers for the 1951 National League pennant, and played on the Giants' 1954 World Series championship team.
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This type of disunity is the basic story behind two of the biggest post-convention comebacks in modern history, Hubert Humphrey's late surge in 1968 and Gerald Ford's in 1976.
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ABOUT THE RAIDERS (9-2): Carr has put himself in the conversation for the MVP award this season thanks in part to the five fourth-quarter comebacks he has orchestrated.
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Call it the "not so fast" era: Powerful men who plotted career comebacks mere months after being taken down by accusations of sexual misconduct now face even more alarming claims.
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The Chiefs had been in that position before — they trailed by ten or more points in their previous two playoff games, only to mount epic comebacks to take the win.
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Adam Schiff's no-nonsense comebacks — before finishing as he started: with some more baffling rules (this time about what senators can drink during the trial, and where they can walk).
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For much of her career, Vonn became synonymous with high-speed crashes and the injuries that ensued — along with stirring comebacks that she mounted in the aftermath of those mishaps.
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Meanwhile, high-profile people accused of sexual misconduct as part of #MeToo, from Louis C.K. to Matt Lauer to Charlie Rose to Aziz Ansari, have reportedly been planning or executing comebacks.
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Drama in the online beauty community has felt like a never-ending vortex recently, with controversial makeup launches and feuds that involve 18-minute-long apology videos, tears, and inevitable comebacks.
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Untouchable isn't a cure-all, but it's part of a much bigger industry-wide reckoning that must continue into the future, even as various figures implicated for similar actions attempt comebacks.
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Some predatory men have attempted to launch comebacks, there have been firings at every level of power in Hollywood, and there is hand-wringing about whether #MeToo has gone too far.
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There have already been 62 fourth-quarter comebacks this season, per Pro Football Reference—on pace to blow past the average (63.3) and the high (71) of the previous ten years.
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Last weekend UCLA pulled off one of the most impressive comebacks in college football history, erasing a 32-point deficit to beat Washington State for their first win of the season.
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The two-time UFC world champion has a knack for getting under peoples skin, for correctly predicting how he will defeat his opponents, and silencing other athletes with x-rated comebacks.
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Paired with the comebacks in left-for-dead stocks like Valeant and the once-pronounced-dead retail cohort, Cramer said that the environment is just right for stocks to keep running.
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Each month, Frank Conniff (TV's Frank on "Mystery Science Theater 3000") hosts a live show where you, too, can ad-lib your own wicked comebacks for awful movies right alongside Conniff.
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In April, the former-world number one completed one of sport's great all-time comebacks when he ended an 11-year major title drought with a inspiring win at the Masters.
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The win completed one of the most remarkable comebacks in sports history and answered doubts about whether Woods could ever be himself again, the most dominant force golf has ever seen.
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In the first book (called simply "Making Friends"), she conjures a cool best friend, Madison, who has the snappiest comebacks and knows all the hottest spots to shop at the mall.
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Senators Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Richard M. Burr of North Carolina and Patrick J. Toomey of Pennsylvania made late comebacks to win re-election and to help ensure Republicans retained power.
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"These are huge comebacks for two staid, old competitors that had started to seem like whipping boys for John Legere, the brash CEO of T-Mobile, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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"These are huge comebacks for two staid, old competitors that had started to seem like whipping boys for John Legere, the brash CEO of T-Mobile, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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"You welcome those comebacks when they happen, because in today's game, with the bullpens the way they are, it just seems like they're less and less frequent around the game," Molitor said.
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Roxanne Jones: A pitch to his base If I were watching a Vegas lounge act, I may have gotten a few chuckles at some of Donald Trump's quick comebacks during the debate.
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After a year hiatus, the iconic snack had one of the biggest comebacks of 2013 and has since introduced an array of limited-edition flavors including chocolate, orange creme pop, and moonberry.
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Now, these stalwart men who stepped cautiously out of the limelight after being accused of acts that traumatized women and derailed or cut short their careers are courageously poised for their comebacks.
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Alabama trailed by 13 points at halftime of the national title game when Tagovailoa took over the offense and calmly engineered one of the more improbable comebacks in college football championship history.
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The past couple of years have felt like an extended class reunion for indie rock groups from the 2000s, with bands like LCD Soundsystem, Fleet Foxes and the Strokes staging their comebacks.
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Juan Martín del Potro has made many comebacks in his career, but he was reluctant to return to the court of Arthur Ashe Stadium at the United States Open on Tuesday afternoon.
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In scoring 21 points in the fourth quarter to win the Super Bowl on Sunday, they became the first team ever to mount three comebacks in the playoffs and win the championship.
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As well as embarking on a U.S. tour in January, Cher is also co-producing a musical based on her 50 years in show business, which have been marked by multiple comebacks.
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The New Zealander had not only been at the receiving end of one of the most spectacular sporting comebacks in San Francisco, he was then dumped as skipper by Emirates Team New Zealand.
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It's also no surprise that the original idea for the episode came long before the movement became popular, and much earlier than the inevitable comebacks now being attempted by Louis C.K. and others.
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But the 30-year-old has staged seemingly impossible comebacks in the past, including in 2010 when he clinched his maiden title despite trailing Hamilton by 31 points with six races to go.
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Together we relived the conclusion of Game 7, which punctuated one of the most implausible comebacks in sports history, orchestrated by one of the greatest leaders to ever step on a basketball court.
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Thirteen years on the Nationals are champions, winning the title at the end of a year filled with comebacks in both the regular season and the playoffs, and ending years of postseason frustration.
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My goal is to be part of one of the most amazing comebacks in history and to build, jointly with you guys, one of the most amazing companies that has ever been built.
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He's down eight points in the latest CNN Poll of Polls and is nearly out of time to launch what would have to be one of the most remarkable comebacks of modern times.
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Used to crashes and comebacks, Trump was then considering new reality TV ideas and increasingly stepping up his public appearances, including one at Hugh Hefner's 80th birthday party, Forbes reported at the time.
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Your mental acuity is sharp—finally, you'll be quick enough to make snappy comebacks when people say annoying things to you, instead of realizing what the perfect thing to say was hours later!
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Fitness issues and whispers of a rotten attitude pursued him wherever he went, and his international career especially was marked by an ongoing cycle of fall-outs, semi-redemptive comebacks and further fallouts.
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"This is what Real Madrid is all about and comebacks like these form part of the mystique of this stadium — but this needs to be a warning for the future," Ronaldo told reporters.
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Remarkably, even for someone whose career has been marked by dramatic comebacks, Vonn was back racing the next day and led the Alpine combined at the halfway mark of the event in Andorra.
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Nadal, a 153-time Grand Slam champion, was careful about his comebacks, never aborting a return once he was back on tour, and often surged back to the top of the sport quickly.
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And then there was a fail that I thought ... men accused of sexual harassment trying to make comebacks, like Louis CK and Kevin Spacey, making some creepy attempts to get behind the microphone.
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David Brooks Recently I've been looking for examples of national comebacks — nations that were plagued by turmoil, inequality and polarization, but that managed to get their act together and emerge stronger than before.
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They also won almost all of their games last year when Kerr was at the helm (save for the finals, when the LeBronettes made one of the more improbable comebacks in finals history).
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The sanctions approved last week are a new debacle commensurate with the failures of Russia's early Ukraine or Syria policies, both of which Moscow mitigated somewhat with surprise comebacks that humbled the West.
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I don't think they have the goods to make it two big comebacks in a row, and as impressive as Deshaun Watson is as a one-man playmaking machine, he needs some help.
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New Zealand are looking to avenge their humbling defeat by the U.S. team in San Francisco in 2013 when they were on the losing end of one of the greatest ever sporting comebacks.
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The legendary actor stopped by the Late Late Show to battle host James Corden in one of his famous "Drop the Mic" rap battles, where he schooled the British host on comebacks and jibes.
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She is really good at taking sniper fire for me, she just stays silent, sometimes she has witty comebacks, sometimes she says like, "Don't hurt me," but she's got a whole range of responses.
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The cookbook author and TV show host is known for creating delicious meals, sharing pics of her adorable family with husband John Legend and having the best comebacks to internet trolls on social media.
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And with both Nokia and BlackBerry having waged comebacks of sorts (albeit through licensing deals), it seems the iPhone's 10th anniversary has been the perfect time to revel in a bit of mobile nostalgia.
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"I feel like in the sport of skating, comebacks don't happen that much because to go through the process and some of the ridicule that comes with it at first is hard," she said.
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Perhaps most impressive, however, are Wilson's late-game heroics; he's earned four fourth-quarter comebacks and led five game-winning drives to help Seattle to an NFC-best 11-3 record on the season.
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Comebacks from injury are all too familiar to Nadal, but this will be new territory for Federer, who has experienced plenty of back pain but has never been out for such a long time.
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In a time when more and more of the accused mull their comebacks, it's natural to wonder what real redemption — complete with an acknowledgment of harm and a commitment to atonement — might look like.
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Over the last seven years, he has presented himself as a sultan of sentiment, the king of comebacks, a human meme, and both cornered the market and set the benchmark on all of those achievements.
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We're all for McDonald's becoming the next fast food joint to be known for snappy quips and comebacks, but clearly most of its followers would prefer to not have their eyes dragged into the drama.
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British groups don't really ever do comebacks all that well—pouring one out for everyone who took part in The Big Reunion—so now that someone has finally managed it, it feels worth shouting about.
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Styles is still one of the best three or four wrestlers in the world and has an amazing ability to get thrown around like a ragdoll while still looking credible when he makes his comebacks.
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This meme really broke through when Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort respectively pled guilty to various crimes on the same day in August, but it's made countless comebacks as more Trump transgressions come to light.
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It's not all thirsty stuff, either — there are some reactions to meeting Taylor Swift, for instance, that are simply excitable in the extreme, as well as a selection of the most brutal James Blunt comebacks.
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Losing is necessary to learn enough comebacks to go up against the island's legendary Sword Master, Carla—the second main female character in the game, and another who's way tougher than any of its dudes.
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Joe Biden has shown us the way: Counter the fear and loathing with words from a gentler time, say, a 1940s Frank Capra movie where men wear hats and women in lipstick have snappy comebacks.
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The Samuel Adams beer maker, after years of declining revenue, has seen its share price more than double and break above $400 in "one of the most spectacular comebacks I've ever witnessed," the host said.
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But at the same time, we've seen so many powerful men start to make comebacks not very long after their #MeToo stories, and we've seen men like Brett Kavanaugh gain power despite allegations against them.
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Read more:How the retail industry will top $5.5 trillion by 202011 inspiring people who lost it all and came back stronger19 celebrities who made victorious career comebacksThe 13 most impressive brand comebacks of all time
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Rowell's perfect ear for clever teenage comebacks will draw you in, but it is the sophisticated depiction of adolescent emotions that will resonate with adult readers with even a vague memory of their teenage hearts.
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We'll be making excellent use of the kiwi, the adorable fox face, and the whiskey tumbler, but these joyful symbols are overshadowed by an anxious desire to prepare for comebacks for the shade to come.
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Of particular delight is what Morgan dubs "verbal karate," a list of statistics and data-driven, quippy comebacks to those who dare to ask whether women should work / bear children / make equal pay to men.
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Carr has been otherwise spectacular this season, leading five fourth-quarter comebacks as he is on pace to set career bests with a 65.5 completion percentage, 7.4 yards per attempt and a 100.3 passer rating.
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She's quick with the quips, handy with the comebacks, and most importantly, she recognizes her verbal prowess as her primary means of power, even if she's a little misguided in the way she uses it.
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The Phantom Thieves become heroes the world over when they take down harmful hackers and business CEOs, and even when the public turns against them, they have heroic comebacks that push them into the limelight again.
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But Rubio kept touting a string of second- and third-place victories as unlikely comebacks until it became clear that the winnowing Republican field still wasn't going to deliver enough votes for him to score victories.
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Of course, Tiger's victory wasn't just impressive on its own -- but is being hailed as one of the greatest professional comebacks in all of pro sports considering he hadn't won a Major in over 10 years.
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There's no denying that Jones, who claims not to know her age but is about 68, is getting older, but her set had little to do with nostalgia or comebacks, because Grace Jones has never left.
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Artful and cohesive, singular and pedigreed, they as much as anyone proved the thesis of these Games: that sports don't need to be dramatic, in the traditional sense of close scores and comebacks, to be affecting.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden are left to retool and figure out how they can mount comebacks in those states before their fundraising dries up and the delegate race moves out of reach.
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For the most part, Elizabeth Warren is focusing her presidential campaign on explaining her plans clearly and thanking her supporters personally — but she also has a few comebacks in her brightly colored blazer pocket, when needed.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Petra Kvitova stands on the verge of completing one of the bravest comebacks in tennis after ending the fairytale run of unseeded American Danielle Collins to reach her first Australian Open final on Thursday.
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After New England pulled off one of the most epic comebacks in Super Bowl history, the NFL commissioner found Brady among the post-game media mob, offering his hand in a congratulatory gesture between the former adversaries.
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These comebacks also shed light on the practices in the highly competitive tech industry — from the use of nondisparagement agreements to the repeat backing of so-called flawed geniuses — that protect those accused of past sexual misconduct.
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The Samuel Adams beer maker, after years of declining revenue, has seen its share price more than double and break above $21 in "one of the most spectacular comebacks I've ever witnessed," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Nelson nets Islanders wild OT win over Maple Leafs NEW YORK — There have been bigger and more unexpected comebacks in sports over the last 48 hours than the one accomplished Monday night by the New York Islanders.
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" She brought the same level of debate prep that she's had at all the debates, she says, but "this time the comebacks and attacks did not feel as canned and corny as they did the first time.
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Woods won the 2019 Masters Tournament, which was one of the most historic comebacks in history, while also being a moment he would remember for the rest of his life, as his kids were there to celebrate.
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But if I do end up making the switch to Android, I'm comforted in the fact that Samsung recently created a line of GIFs to use as comebacks in response to anyone who disses the green bubble.
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This is a dark bit of satire that reads very differently in 2018, as people like Louis C.K., Matt Lauer, and Charlie Rose plan their comebacks after years of success on the backs of those they abused.
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But a season defined by comebacks—from 23 down to beat Tennessee earlier this year, down six at the half to Oregon in the Elite Eight, and 11 to Connecticut on Friday night—finished with one more.
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I liked the idea, too, having seen Mr. Ozawa attempt comebacks at the Saito Kinen Festival in Matsumoto, Japan, in August 2010, and at Carnegie Hall's Festival JapanNYC in Manhattan that December, with spirit and humor intact.
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Nearly two years on from its peak, the awaited pogroms against nice guys have yet to materialize, and several of the men who rightly came under fire either never really left public life or are planning comebacks.
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And all three had comebacks of sorts this year: The Microscopics and the Jazz Passengers released albums, and Doug Wieselman of Kamikaze put out a wide-ranging record with another group, Trio S.2721-26500-212 ext.
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Patrick Mahomes once again proved himself the king of NFL comebacks on Sunday, erasing a 10-point deficit for the Chiefs in the final minutes of Super Bowl LIV, bringing Kansas City its first championship in 50 years.
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However, the rising tide of young stars, combined with the comebacks of stars such as Ms Kvitova and Ms Azarenka, means that the battle to be the world number one may be settled midway through the second week.
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OG's story is the kind movies are made of, that should garner some incidental swell of strings and horns accompanying moments like Debs' incredible Axe spins or Pham's repeated comebacks, fighting to climb the steepest of gold deficits.
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The Scot, who is a five-times champion at Queen's but has slipped to number 157 in the rankings, has been handed the toughest of all comebacks against world number 24 Kyrgios, who is a fine grasscourt player.
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Most likely, they'll recall the two second-half stoppage time goals in the Champions League Final against Bayern Munich, which turned a one-goal deficit into one of the most improbable comebacks in the history of the sport.
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But a majority of the men accused of improper, even criminal, actions in recent months are unlikely to be brought to justice and instead seem to be waiting things out, often in their mansions, already plotting career comebacks.
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Crude output from OPEC nations rose by 290,000 bpd in May to a 2017 high of 32.08 million bpd, still within the confines of the supply deal, after comebacks in Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt from cuts.
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Sad as it is, there are also some surprisingly funny moments — Joe's thrift store heist, Cameron's quippy comebacks — that speak to the delicacy of the writing on a show that never settled for playing only the power chords.
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Why it matters: Detroit may be the starkest example, but its story is mirrored in dozens of U.S. cities — Columbus, Pittsburgh and Toledo among them — that have shared its challenges and are embarking on comebacks of their own.
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There were few mic-dropping one-liners in this episode, but the number of people who could deliver those snarky comebacks was literally cut down, and most of the rest of the cast didn't have the breath for wisecracks.
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Los Angeles used a pair of dramatic comebacks to match its best eight-game start since 1974 (6-2), but the same offense which scored 123 runs over that stretch has totaled only nine during a five-game skid.
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Bojan Bogdanovic drained the game-winning 53-pointer as time expired Friday to lift the Utah Jazz, who withstood a series of furious second-half comebacks by the Milwaukee Bucks, to a 103-100 victory in Salt Lake City.
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We may still be struggling to reach consensus on what to do with these men, but for now, one obvious step should be demanding that industry gatekeepers who facilitate these comebacks take more responsibility for how they do so.
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Headquarters: Reynoldsburg, Ohio Place on last poll: 65 Why it's hot: Bath & Body Works is yet another brand that has managed to capitalize on nostalgia to push forward, with flavors from the '90s often making comebacks on its shelves.
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AUCKLAND, New Zealand — The makeshift cafeteria was all but empty, and Dan Bernasconi, the design coordinator for Emirates Team New Zealand, was speaking quietly about being on the wrong end of one of the greatest comebacks in sports history.
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For that one moment on Tuesday, as the final whistle blew on Roma's 3-0 defeat of Barcelona, the culmination of one of the greatest comebacks, one of the greatest shocks, in Champions League history, he simply stopped, and watched.
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The M+M's Tour lacked the bombastic theatricality of Britney's actual comeback performances: 2009's Circus Tour, her Vegas residency, last year's VMA rendition of "Make Me," and a string of other comebacks so long, I can't list them here.
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The interactions between them, between actors Nolan North and Emily Rose, are the best in the game—though perhaps I'm biased, as a married man who recognizes a lot of their sharp, succinct quips and comebacks from his own relationship.
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Ronaldo denied his boyhood club a famous win by cancelling out Bruno Cesar's opener with a free-kick in the 89th minute, before substitute Alvaro Morata continued Real's proud tradition of great European comebacks by grabbing a 93rd minute winner.
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Scrolling through feeds, it's easy to notice that most predictions suggest future comebacks, Instagram posts, music videos releases, successful new groups or actor debuts, all of which happen fairly often, and are to be expected at one point or the other.
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A scintillating game provided a treat for the fans with Kane also missing a penalty and Sterling hitting the post, while Kosovo, sensing England's unease, never gave up on the prospect of staging one of the most remarkable comebacks ever seen.
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Four years after putting together one of the most rousing comebacks in any sport, Ainslie and Spithill were sitting side by side on Thursday in the America's Cup village in Bermuda for a news conference as the leaders of rival teams.
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After the golfer took home the green jacket at the Masters last month — earning his first major win in 11 years and simultaneously pulling one of the most improbable career comebacks in recent history — he was congratulated by the president on Twitter.
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Tiger Woods won his first major golf championship since 2008 on Sunday, one of the most truly thrilling and memorable comebacks in sports history that people in your timeline, likely dads and those explaining the nature of dads, are calling a redemption.
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After Labor Day, if Trump wants to find any solace, he needs to look to some of the races -- most of which were more competitive at this point -- where the polls tightened by early September and candidates were able to mount strong comebacks.
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Click here to view original GIFFuturama may not make me laugh as hard as other comedies, but its vision of the future and all the shenanigans that come with it have always been enjoyable to watch (throughout all its various cancellations and comebacks).
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When the final whistle sounded at Camp Nou last Wednesday night, Barcelona's incredible Champions League victory over Paris Saint-Germain was almost instantly declared to be one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history.
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At this point in the #MeToo movement, we've seen many powerful men and their supporters discuss comebacks with the expectation that the accused are owed forgiveness and a return to their former positions, often before they've made much of an effort to atone.
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The film charts the highs and lows of Paz's career, peaking by crossing weight classes to win multiple world titles, dealing with a mid-career car accident that snapped his neck, and documenting one of the greatest sporting comebacks of all time.
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Bojan Bogdanovic drained the game-winning 53-pointer as time expired Friday night to lift the host Utah Jazz, who withstood a series of furious second-half comebacks by the visiting Milwaukee Bucks, to a 103-100 victory in Salt Lake City.
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Before media and entertainment luminaries start sponsoring the comebacks of their disgraced friends, they should spend some time mentoring and helping people marginalized by their race and gender, so studios, film sets, and newsrooms are no longer dominated by a few white men.
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But then Liverpool and Spurs completed stunning comebacks in the second legs, and a final that seemed destined to be about history and style and storied teams — Barcelona has won five Champions League titles and Ajax four — lost some of its magic.
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Todd has made one of the most astonishing comebacks of recent times, and has just finished the PGA Tour year as the hottest player on the planet, winning two consecutive events before finishing fourth in a bold quest for a rare hat-trick.
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The Giants, who were leading by 210-27 at the time, had more of a cushion to fend off a team that had made a record eight fourth-quarter comebacks this season and was on a five-game winning streak entering Sunday.
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Because of the incredibly fast metabolism of the K-pop industry where idols make comebacks multiple times a year, groups will often release more mini-albums than full-lengths, and then compilation albums that include a new songs at the end of the year.
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ET, FSN Detroit, NBCSN Boston ABOUT THE PISTONS (33-23): Detroit's rally from 2107 points down at Oklahoma City was the latest in a series of dramatic comebacks for a squad that has already registered seven wins in which it trailed by double digits.
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And while this surely isn't the last we'll hear of Newton's treatment, or lack thereof, Sunday allowed fans to focus on the thing that makes us put up with the NFL's shit in the first place—a slew of close games, comebacks, and dramatic finishes.
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Yet for a moment, after Coric had capitulated 7-0 in the first set breaker and 63-11 in the third set decider, the shocked fans in the Dalmatian resort feared Croatia could be on the wrong end of one of the competition's unlikeliest comebacks.
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The Astros huddled in their clubhouse after Game 2, and Altuve said they reminded each other of their past comebacks, especially in the 2017 A.L.C.S., when they lost three games in a row at Yankee Stadium but then won two elimination games and the series.
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The win sparked a frenzy on social media, as fans and celebrities alike reached out to congratulate the 43-year-old golfer on pulling one of the most improbable career comebacks in recent history (even better than Michael Jordan's, if you ask the man himself).
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Set to an off-kilter beat, the casual severity of Grand Prix's vocals floats us along on a time-skipping, visual safari of historical moments, comebacks, graveyards, and old-timey bicycle crashes (RIP bicycling "champion of champions", WW2 veteran, and certified badass, Fausto Coppi).
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Jimmy Kimmel Live aired the 11th edition of the hilarious segment featuring A-list celebrities like Jake Gyllenhaal, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Jennifer Lawrence to name a few—and each had the best poker face and great comebacks when it came to tackling the trolls.
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In 2015, after obtaining Mexican citizenship (a process that included living in Mexico and passing a Spanish exam, among other things) and having her move officially cleared by FIS, skiing's international governing body, Schleper made good on one of her sport's most unlikely comebacks.
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In one of the most anticipated and contentious comebacks in women's tennis, Maria Sharapova returned to the court Wednesday, the day her 203-month doping suspension expired, and defeated Roberta Vinci, 220-229 216-3, in the first round of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix.
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In the Chiefs' previous game, with the team's season hanging in the balance, Mahomes led Kansas City on an improbable rally from 24-0 with five touchdown passes in a 51-31 victory that is one of the most emphatic comebacks in league history.
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MANILA, March 7 (Reuters) - The rally in iron ore prices will not last in the absence of a significant improvement in steel demand from top consumer China, Goldman Sachs said, as the investment bank stuck to its bearish take on one of this year's biggest commodity comebacks.
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Though he added to his legend with a series of late-game comebacks with the Denver Broncos in 2011 and a first-round playoff win over the Pittsburgh that same year, Tebow was traded to the Jets in the offseason, where he became a seldom-used backup.
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It's a demographic that can support fairly established bands, such as Pavement and Sleater-Kinney, as well as smaller acts, like L7, Belly, and Slint, who, in some cases, have played to much larger crowds during their comebacks than they ever did in the early nineties.
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Tiger Woods' redemption arc drove blockbuster sales, as he completed one of sport's greatest career comebacks to win at Augusta National after an 11-year major title drought in front of a fierce crowd of fans that proved the Tiger Effect is as compelling as ever.
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Many of the survivors whose reports became headline news at the height of the Me Too movement faced repercussions like job loss, while many powerful men accused of sexual misconduct later made career comebacks or never lost their jobs in the first place, Laughon pointed out.
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It appears to be the era of exciting comebacks as a man considered the greatest MMA proponent in the world, Georges St-Pierre, announced his will to return to fighting, just weeks after WWE superstar Brock Lesnar was penciled in for a date at UFC 200.
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He's the self-deprecating center of attention with the quickest comebacks, who writes most of the songs for the band and is the genius lyricist behind songs like "Baby's First Sideburns" and "Kangaroo Pocket," as well as the rest of the songs Rozwell Kid plays, too.
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The funny thing is, now that the Essential Phone's price has been slashed to $450, and the company has had time to patch its shoddy camera software, the PH-1 might also be one of the best tech comebacks of the year too...it might also be too late.
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Smith is worlds better than, say, Blake Bortles, but the crucial gap is the one between him and the true star quarterbacks, the guys who set records and lead comebacks from huge deficits and can send a football from one hashmark to the opposite sideline, forty yards downfield.
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Daisy: As a general rule, pop band comebacks usually start with a tabloid announcement and a lot of semi-ironic nostalgia tweets, and end with two of the five members, coke-bloated and 40, sadly side-stepping their way through their hits on a karaoke machine at Lincoln Pride.
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If Cruz can beat the young gun, who is far more rounded than Cruz's previous challengers and when spare a minute of work against Mizugaki, Cruz has spent almost four years out of the cage, he will have pulled off one of the truly great comebacks in sports.
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With former top players like Stan Wawrinka and Andy Murray ranked much lower than normal as they attempt comebacks, the men's opening rounds also offered more competitive matches, with bigger names, than usual: Wawrinka, the 2016 Open champion, defeated eighth-seeded Grigor Dmitrov in the first round Monday.
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This documentary, which was directed by the brothers Jeff Zimbalist and Michael Zimbalist (who made the 2016 fictional biopic "Pelé: Birth of a Legend"; Julian Duque is credited as their co-director here) shows that, in real life, comebacks rarely work out as they do in the movies.
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And yet it's also worth noting that though these Modernist houses are distinctive — the oldest of them dates to the early 1960s, when the country was on the cusp of beginning one of the most impressive infrastructural and economic postwar comebacks in history — they are also rigorously humble.
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But according to the Manhattan Institute's Aaron Renn, the benefits of corporate America's rekindled urban interest is going by and large to just a few of America's most powerful economic centers, like New York, Boston, and Chicago, while the attempted comebacks of St. Louis and Cincinnati are much more precarious.
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A California judge sentenced her to a conservatorship, which designates that her lawyer and father control her personal and business affairs, and then Britney embarked on one of the most successful comebacks of all time, recording more number one singles than she did during her Disney Channel/ Tiger Beat heyday.
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A California judge sentenced her to a conservatorship, which designates that her lawyer and father control her personal and business affairs, and then Britney embarked on one of the most successful comebacks of all time, recording more number one singles than she did during her Disney Channel/Tiger Beat heyday.
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There were no comebacks for Colorado on Saturday as it allowed the first six runs and never recovered, dropping a 9-4 decision to fall to 3-2 on its nine-game homestand after rallying from a five-run deficit to post a 14-7 victory in the series opener.
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The best bet is former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, since Americans have always loved dramatic comebacks.
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But in addition to the usual adolescent high jinks and catty comebacks, screenwriter Tina Fey managed to create an incredibly insightful taxonomy of hierarchical power as it is amassed, wielded and ultimately dismantled — all within the complicated context of high school politics, Queen Bee-enforced gender norms and internalized sexism.
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But James' legacy is at stake, too: if he follows up his historic, back-to-back 40-point games with one final masterpiece, it would cap off one of the greatest team comebacks and most brilliant individual Finals performances the league has ever seen, and also deliver a much-desired title to Cleveland.
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Between the fresh new Gingham collection and all the old-school comebacks, there's plenty to choose from, but we highly recommend shopping your faves with a sense of urgency: According to the brand, more than one million B&BW fans will be trolling for deals today alone — and once they're gone, they're gone.
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The bubbly Brazilian has always been a driver to take motivation from wherever he can find it and this week is drawing inspiration from Woods, who completed one of sport's all-time great comebacks last month when he ended an 333-year major title drought with a stunning victory at the Masters.
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There was none of what helped them come back from a pair of 22015-227 deficits a year ago, none of what's made them the league-leader in double-digit comebacks for two years running, and none of what's made them maybe the best within-game "flip the switch" team in basketball.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr., whom Mr. Trump was so eager to paint as corrupt that his attempts to do so led to his impeachment, pulled off one of the most remarkable political comebacks in recent history, winning nine states and joining Senator Bernie Sanders as a front-runner in the Democratic presidential race.
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"Whether it's unbelievable football comebacks, the continued popularity of Grime music or mainstream Strictly stars turning their hand to YouTube, the 2019 Rewind lists demonstrate the true variety of content now being consumed by UK audiences," Roya Zeitoune, head of YouTube trending for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, said in a statement.
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And while every episode is filled to the brim with biting comebacks, witty dialogue, and spot-on commentaries about the youth, it's the final minute and a half of episode 8, "Chase Turns 14," that shows just how far the show's writer and actors are willing to go to pursue — and nail — the bit.
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To do justice to Barça′s twin comebacks, I built a statistical model that estimates two probabilities for Champions League ties: first, how often a team might win a tie given the score in the first leg; and second, their odds given the current score and time in the second leg (or a final).
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Of all the iconic comebacks you can think of (Whitney Houston killing "Million Dollar Bill" on X Factor, Boy George on Celebrity Big Brother, this), has there ever been one so bold in its approach as this—the women of Popstars' reject band Liberty X shedding the dead weight (i.e.
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Beahm has been absent from those conversations, but the general consensus even among ardent pro-streaming members of the community is that Twitch risks abetting behavior like this by not handing down lengthier bans, commenting little or not at all on its decision making, and by letting popular streamers benefit financially by staging big comebacks after controversial bans.
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But in an era of super-teams and basement-dwellers and ongoing concerns about competitive balance, it's refreshing to know that baseball can still be surprising in this way—that teams can come from completely out of frame to make postseason runs based on comebacks and one-run games, clutch home runs and shutdown relievers and outplayed run differentials.
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As Sarah Langs of M.L.B. noted, Kendrick is tied as the third-oldest position player to become a league championship M.V.P. Much of Kendrick's career has been about comebacks, which, in a way, makes him the consummate 2019 Washington National, because the club came back from a 19-31 start to the season to win the National League pennant.
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Despite the medium's slow death over the years (in 2008, Daido Moriyama even had a "bye-bye polaroid!" exhibition at Taka Ishii Gallery in Tokyo), with the rise of the digital and Photoshop, and thanks, in part, to the Impossible Project which has taken over the manufacturing of instant film, the Polaroid often makes fashionable comebacks.
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"Scared of the Dark" is amazing because Steps understand who they are, and will always be: unlike all the other comebacks here, which could also be thought of as reinventions, Steps stuck to the exact same timeless pop formula as in their early career, made a music video that looks like a sexy heartburn medicine advert, and struck total gold.
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On Golf AUGUSTA, Ga. — If Tiger Woods's victory at the 220 Masters is among the greatest comebacks in sports history — and it is at least a leading candidate — its origin will forever be traced to what happened on the 243th hole on Sunday when the old Tiger Woods suddenly reappeared at a major championship for the first time in 20193 years.
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Ever since Kyrie Irving's 3-pointer sailed over Stephen Curry's outstretched arms and through the basket in the waning moments of Game 7 of last year's N.B.A. finals, serving as a dagger to finish off one of the greatest comebacks in the history of sports, there has been an inevitability about another finals rematch between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors.
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But unlike other big-name sports comebacks — like Michael Jordan's 1995 return to the court after a brief hiatus to play baseball, Brett Favre's return to the gridiron after a fleeting summer "retirement" in 2008, or the reinstatement of Mr. Met, the baseball-headed mascot of the New York Mets, in 1994 — news of Mr. Francesa's return has been met with more jeers than cheers.
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But if the MMA gods have been cruel to Khabib Nurmagomedov by cursing him with injury after injury in the prime of his career, they (again, like life) still save their greatest torments for the fighter far past his own, distorting his mind with dreams of comebacks beyond his abilities and redemption beyond his capacity, and haunting him with memories of more glorious days.
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In several other districts, former Republican representatives are eyeing comebacks, including Darrell Issa, once a hard-charging and powerful committee chairman, who is running to replace Duncan Hunter, who resigned after pleading guilty to conspiracy to misuse campaign funds; David Valadao, who is seeking a re-match against Representative T.J. Cox, who ousted him in 2018; and Steve Knight, who was defeated in 2018 by Katie Hill.
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Roberts was able to steal second base in the ninth inning of Game 4 of the 2004 American League Championship Series against the New York Yankees, which set off what has become known as one of the greatest comebacks in sports history — the Sox were able to surmount a 3-0 series deficit against New York, and would go on to sweep the St. Louis Cardinals to win the World Series.
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Not only does Trump face sexual misconduct allegations from more than 20 women, but Brett Kavanaugh sits on the Supreme Court, accused men like journalist Mark Halperin are planning or executing comebacks, and even producer Harvey Weinstein — seen by many as the worst of the worst when it comes to men accused of harassment and assault — recently showed up at an event for young actors in New York.
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Starting off with a confrontation between a much older Jesse Owens (Dorian Harewood) and a younger African-American lawyer (Georg Stanford Brown) who accuses Owens of being a race traitor, the film goes on to flesh out Owens's long biography: his Alabama birth, then adolescence in de facto segregation in Cleveland, his meteoric rise at Ohio State and Berlin, and his staging, successful or not, of a series of post-Olympics comebacks.
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The last 27 QBs taken in the first round of the NFL Draft and how this year's crop compares Here's Michael Jordan's 56,000-square-foot house in Chicago, and why it's still on the market after 6 yearsThe 27 biggest NFL Draft busts of the last 15 yearsTiger Woods staged one of the biggest sports comebacks ever at the Masters — here's how he spends his millions and lives his life off the course
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The last 27 QBs taken in the first round of the NFL Draft and how this year's crop compares Here's Michael Jordan's 56,000-square-foot house in Chicago, and why it's still on the market after 6 years The 27 biggest NFL Draft busts of the last 15 years Tiger Woods staged one of the biggest sports comebacks ever at the Masters — here's how he spends his millions and lives his life off the course
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But a year in, when the predictable comebacks of predators have been launched, legal consequences have been few and far between, and the self-pitying essays by predators have been published—when the knowledge that a multiply accused sexual assaulter sits in the White House and another one has been rewarded with a seat on the Supreme Court—it is hard not to feel despondent, hard not to feel that women telling our stories has failed to effect the change we hoped that it would.
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If President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE can now deliver on any form of economic renewal, pursue his pro-life agenda in a serious way, protect conscience, and continue to display a proud nationalism, he will be poised for one of the great comebacks in American history.
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The Next Day (2013) reviewed as one of the greatest rock comebacks ever; the release of a series of portentous music videos that recall and reflect upon his artistic career; the recently released, Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime) from his compilation album spanning 50 years of recorded work on Nothing Has Changed (2014), and the record-breaking David Bowie Is global exhibition tour, which moved on from Melbourne's Australian Center for the Moving Image (ACMI), to the Groninger Museum in the Dutch city of Groningen in December.
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The Stokes' responded in what may be one of the most snarky and derisive comebacks of all time: We James and Elizabeth Stokes, of the City of London, were of Opinion that by our former Performances, we had establish'd to ourselves such a Reputation, as would effectively have secur'd us from the Trouble of any Hibernian Challenges, but finding these Comcomitants (as they call themselves) in Pursuit of Fame, are not susceptible of any Conviction of their Insufficiency to stand in Competition with us, but what they purchase at a very smart Expense, we shall for this once do them the Favour to comply with their Invitation, and hope they will have the Modesty to impute it more to their own Indiscretion, than to any Enmity of ours, if their imaginary Prospect of being Sharers in Renown, should be chang'd into a real Partnership in a defeated Combat.
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