These caramel candies are delicious, seasonally appropriate, and real crowd-pleasers.
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Any inappropriate hand gestures or obscene phrases are real crowd pleasers.
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The rest of the sauces, however, would all be crowd pleasers.
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Both the Fudge Brownie Pie and German Apple Pancake are real crowd-pleasers!
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The sandhill cranes, arriving in the fall, are among the biggest crowd-pleasers.
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The publisher brought its expected crowd-pleasers — looks at Metroid and Super Smash Bros.
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Crowd pleasers No wines have better Thanksgiving track records than Beaujolais and sauvignon blanc.
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Here's what we found: If you're looking to play it safe, stick with crowd-pleasers.
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Or they were the crowd-pleasers, anyway — the closing ceremony is blessedly free of competition.
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Disney's remake of Pete's Dragon, against the odds, is one of the summer's best crowd pleasers.
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Olympic icons, caffeinated hashtags, an Oscar-winning actor and smiley-face emojis also were crowd-pleasers.
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Perhaps that's why Robbins zeroed in on her calling card: that greatest of crowd-pleasers, pasta.
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The animals may serve as ring bearers, or just well-dressed crowd pleasers during the reception.
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It wasn't the music — they'd been careful to include a finely titrated playlist of crowd pleasers.
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This commendation is hardly surprising given how much Jojo shares with these other certified crowd-pleasers.
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You don't make $10 billion-plus in a single year without focusing on surefire crowd-pleasers.
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And since it's Trader Joe's, they're also certified crowd-pleasers, for vegans, vegetarians and meat-eaters alike.
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Some capture well-known moments, like the Oval Office handshake above, but others are subtler crowd pleasers.
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But both are just some of the crowd-pleasers in a whopping and potentially mind-altering retrospective.
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If history is written by the victors, it is typically filmed by the feel-good crowd pleasers.
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The main company presents a program of contemporary crowd-pleasers, including a work by the vital Crystal Pite.
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Broadway is largely dominated by mass culture crowd pleasers, old-reliable revivals, jukebox musicals and takeoffs on movies.
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Crowd-pleasers like "Black Panther" (Disney) and "A Star Is Born" (Warner Bros.) are serious best-picture contenders.
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Two stars are born in "Patti Cake$," one of those rare crowd-pleasers that earn their love honestly.
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That slight preference for crowd-pleasers seems to carry over into the financial performance of the nominees as well.
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For as much as you say this album was rushed, it has some of the band's biggest crowd-pleasers.
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For a limited time only, the brand is bringing back a few discontinued crowd-pleasers exclusively to its website.
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Obviously, when it comes to brunch, it's all about crowd-pleasers, and when in Holland, jenever is the move.
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But the real crowd-pleasers, animated fiction like Allumette and Invasion, racked up waitlists as long as eight hours.
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The tax-free holidays are crowd pleasers, since shoppers relish the idea of avoiding sales taxes on their purchases.
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In 2016 it is standard practice for mainstream festivals to sprinkle fringe-dwellers among the crowd-pleasers and room-fillers.
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Anyone who saw him wondered where he found the energy to strut and grind through three hours of crowd-pleasers.
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Josh Spiegel, Slashfilm: Then there's the real stumbling block: the musical sequences, which all desperately want to be crowd-pleasers.
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Nonetheless, the poll reveals that the makeup-slathered, red-nosed comedians aren't exactly the crowd-pleasers they're trained to be.
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If discrimination against big-budget crowd pleasers is a problem, the rule change certainly has the potential to solve it.
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In his address to Congress Tuesday evening, President Trump leaned on some of his standard crowd pleasers: immigration, jobs, terrorism.
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And while you could always go the stereotypical scented candle route, we find the biggest crowd-pleasers to be beauty products.
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The monotypes of women in bathtubs and at brothels were mysterious, sexy, disturbing, and obscured; they were not all crowd pleasers.
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The menu, which features items like pesto linguini and a chicken paillard, has now added crowd-pleasers like chicken wings and burgers.
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Not every game works, but Nvidia's 500-plus supported titles include crowd-pleasers like Counter-Strike and brand-new titles like Sekiro.
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City Kitchen Served at a bar or at a casual summer gathering, chicken wings are crowd pleasers, whatever way you prepare them.
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Burgers and hot dogs are always Fourth of July crowd pleasers, but how can you make your barbecue the standout in your neighborhood?
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So this month we will taste three American crowd-pleasers, reds from California that are among the most popular wines in the country.
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These lines were clear crowd pleasers, winning polite applause from those in attendance supporting other candidates and raucous cheers from their respective supporters.
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The back-to-back crowd-pleasers triggered a 13-0, game-breaking run, one that included additional 3-pointers from Klay Thompson and Green.
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Yet with Brexit hanging over the economy, he eschewed costly crowd-pleasers in favour of amassing what became known as his "Brexit war-chest".
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The problem was that she despised Hollywood's big-budget crowd-pleasers, panning the likes of "The Sound of Music" as being overblown and sentimental.
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Dances from Jalisco, real crowd pleasers, feature dizzying skirt work, in which twirling double layers in riotous colors become presences in their own right.
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Over the course of many years we have identified wines that almost always work well: Beaujolais and bone-dry sauvignon blancs are crowd-pleasers.
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Fox had initially planned to release "Alita: Battle Angel" in December, when it would have gone up against a tangle of holiday crowd-pleasers.
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The MTV Movie and TV awards usually focus on crowd-pleasers and is an irreverent antidote to the more serious winter Hollywood awards season.
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Needless to say, these are all crowd-pleasers and they also pair nicely with cheap beers, making this an ideal menu for a summer cookout.
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Grappler archetype characters are crowd pleasers by design because they have to work hard but are rewarded with oppressive offense and stylish grabs and throws.
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Crowd-pleasers like pad thai, Thai sausage on a bun and fried chicken laab are menu highlights: 203 Mott Street (Spring Street), 646-850-9480.
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Ms. Huo, the chef, is still featuring crowd-pleasers like pot-stickers, mapo tofu, scallion pancakes, pork belly over rice, and spicy beef noodle soup.
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Two products in particular have been crowd pleasers: an updated Echo Dot with far superior sound quality and a waterproof Paperwhite, the Kindle of our dreams.
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But Pixar once was reliably in the business of making indelible cinematic crowd pleasers — and now it feels like it's settling into something much more routine.
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Of course, Trump exuded his usual bravado and bluster, promised repeatedly to bring back jobs, make America great again -- the usual crowd pleasers for Trump supporters.
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I know what songs to play for certain crowds, and what artists are surefire crowd pleasers (Justin Bieber, throwback '90s Jennifer Lopez, and anything by Beyoncé).
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Two animated films, "Allumette" from Penrose Studios and "Invasion!" from Baobab Studios, are the crowd-pleasers, each a brief but delightful toe-dip into immersive viewing.
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Warthen scanned the options and picked out three packs of Oreos he remembered were crowd-pleasers: Reese's peanut butter cup, red velvet cake and cinnamon bun.
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" Back then, "River of Grass" was overshadowed by the festival's two great crowd-pleasers, Rose Troche's lesbian romance "Go Fish" and Kevin Smith's slacker comedy "Clerks.
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Roger Corman advised him to pursue his own creative point of view in movies, but never forget the crowd pleasers like car crashes and naked women.
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They are not mainstream crowd-pleasers, but beautiful, complex, and restrained—like the inversion of his deceptively heavy music, hiding great power behind seemingly delicate façades.
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Still, it's a violent, feel-bad bummer that will probably make over $300 million, which is more than most conventional crowd-pleasers can manage these days.
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Selling a tragic-to-triumphant story arc repurposed from any number of similar crowd-pleasers, Lellouche is blessed with seasoned actors who know how to charm.
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Under his leadership, the museum presented a canny blend of challenging, specialized exhibitions and crowd-pleasers like "Pompeii A.D. 19953" (1978), "Pissarro" (1981) and "Renoir" (1985).
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Over the past 12 months, however, we also saw the emergence of some less-fad-like (and more affordable) crowd pleasers that got just as much attention.
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Most of those are tense, taut crowd-pleasers, which Bleed for This clearly intended to be as well, with an interesting and true story at its center.
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These facile crowd-pleasers are understandably attractive to festival programmers, like FIAF and the many others at which Bel has performed internationally, but they have no bite.
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But the best duel of the night was Djokovic's world-class defense against del Potro's world-class forehand, which remains one of the game's ultimate crowd pleasers.
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Several specialties, like the fried calamari, spring pea soup, crispy salmon sushi and black truffle pizza, are crowd-pleasers at a few of Mr. Vongerichten's other restaurants.
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"Royal Wedding" (1951), in which Astaire defied gravity, and "Singin' in the Rain" (1952), in which Kelly defied the weather, were just two of his crowd-pleasers.
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While this year's show had other crowd-pleasers, including wholesome Chinese teenyboppers TFBoys for the third year running, China's ruling Communist Party was always going to be present.
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While some corners of their gastronomic empire are casual crowd-pleasers, the ones that have put them and kept them on the map err on the daring side.
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The difference between those films and "Joker," though, is that "The Blind Side" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" were conventional crowd-pleasers, while "Joker" is a violent, feel-bad bummer.
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He soaked up his time in front of the television cameras to offer fans some crowd-pleasers in what was surely a preview of his upcoming presidential campaign.
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Absolutely. Many mainstream wines are produced without having to resort to the manipulative production techniques that gave those crowd-pleasers we recently tasted such an aura of artificiality.
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It's noticeable on No Code, and even the somewhat return-to-form of Yield, but even on their most difficult records, no album was bereft of crowd pleasers.
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From Syrian swimmer Yusra Mardini to South Sudanese runner Rose Nathike Lokonyen, the athletes have been big crowd pleasers in Rio, especially as their stories of survival have spread.
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Pear and Blue Cheese, Freckled Woodblock Chocolate, Black Olive Brittle & Goat Cheese, and Baked Alaska,and Arbequina Olive Oil are just a few crowd pleasers, as noted by Delish.
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Stylistically, this is a challenging play, and it is encouraging to see material like this still being staged in an era of Broadway crowd-pleasers with inflated ticket prices.
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By those standards, the suggestions on this children's gift guide — from toys made out of recycled milk jugs to painting kits featuring sustainably harvested pigments — are guaranteed crowd-pleasers.
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The Academy Awards have come in for no shortage of criticism over the last decade that they are too white, too insular and too devoted to milquetoast crowd-pleasers.
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"Pan" (2015)By 20123, starring in crowd pleasers such as "Les Miserables" and the "X-Men" franchise had put Hugh Jackman in a bankable position as a leading man.
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In the past year, films like Wonder Woman and Tully have shown that even while being grossly underestimated and doubted, women-lead films are compelling, complex, and clear crowd pleasers.
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Yet many seemed to follow a similar formula, hiring fashion-forward designers to create photogenic interiors and sprinkling their menus with international crowd pleasers like fish tacos or beef carpaccio.
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Coldplay, better known for brooding hits such as "Yellow" and "Fix You," takes the halftime stage on the heels of high-octane crowd pleasers Katy Perry, Beyonce and Bruno Mars.
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The big winners at last night's ceremony — Orange Is the New Black (Outstanding Ensemble, Comedy Series), Stranger Things (Ensemble, Drama Series), and Hidden Figures (Ensemble, Motion Picture) — are certainly crowd-pleasers.
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None of them are quite as triumphant as his best earlier work (though the underrated Allied comes close), and the mocap movies are more interesting experiments than full-on crowd-pleasers.
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Does it seem increasingly as if Trump is fixated on campaign crowd-pleasers on immigration, walls and tariffs rather than a deeply held faith in the necessity of tax cuts and deregulation?
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By other assessments, including her own, she is hardly worthy of recognition, just a diligent performer whose résumé includes some modest cult favorites ("Like Crazy") and some big-budget crowd-pleasers ("Inferno").
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In contrast, at Toronto — which programs many more movies — you can find bigger crowd pleasers that might also make more money at the box office and wind up bigger awards-season contenders.
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"Some collections are real crowd-pleasers, and others are so specific with the sensation they're creating that it takes a specific person to want to live with it all the time," says Adelman.
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In an attempt to speed up the connection process with a fresh slab of audience, he cut many of the ballads from the second night's set to lean on the surefire crowd-pleasers.
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Release date: November 17 Why it matters: The latest from the versatile Richard Linklater is slated to open the New York Film Festival, a prestigious spot usually reserved for artfully made crowd pleasers.
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But even as the Oscars were recognizing more daring movies in the '70s, they were still occasionally giving Best Picture to films like Rocky, to big crowd-pleasers that made lots of money.
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It also boasts a voice cast of proven crowd-pleasers — including Bill Murray, Idris Elba, Lupita Nyong'o, Scarlett Johansson, Ben Kingsley and Christopher Walken — that plays well outside the expected family-friendly crowd.
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That means more long-term franchises (like The Witcher or Stranger Things) that can sustain years of growth and viewership, and big crowd pleasers like 6 Underground or Sandler's particular brand of humor.
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Available in two washes, white and medium blue, sized in 0 to 20, and priced at an emoji hand-clapping-worthy $26.50, we don't anticipate that these crowd-pleasers will stick around for long.
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But there was also lots of love for fantastical box-office hits like Mad Max: Fury Road and The Martian; crowd-pleasers like Straight Outta Compton; and small-scale gems like *Spotlight *and *Brooklyn.
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That's a tall order—but in a lazy summer when even HBO crowd-pleasers are starting to disappoint, a show that knows how to play with its audience means that no mission is impossible.
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This month we will test the hypothesis by trying moderately priced American red wines that, if they don't roll off the assembly line by the million like those crowd-pleasers, still are readily available.
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In recent decades the only films that have attracted much attention abroad were shot in Hindi, either the big-budget crowd-pleasers of Bollywood or the "parallel" cinema of social realism and pathetic box offices.
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Their tour of Italy — performing not just "Noah's Ark," but also those crowd pleasers "Cain and Abel" and "The Fall of Man" — is really a desperate attempt to keep a step ahead of the plague.
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It's a light and positive celebration of food and culture — a departure from the quick-cut chaos of such crowd-pleasers as "Iron Chef" or "Chopped" — with fresh insights from authoritative and camera-friendly personalities.
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The book tours many of the crowd-pleasers of modern physics literature — quantum mechanics and general relativity, attempts at creating theories of quantum gravity and even time — as well as more speculative quantum gravity ideas.
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" In the "Against Trump" symposium, Sowell makes this outlandish comparison: "The actual track record of crowd pleasers, whether Juan Perón in Argentina, Obama in America, or Hitler in Germany, is very sobering, if not painfully depressing.
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But other FM stations are hosting their own holiday bashes, including Fresh 102.7, whose comparatively mellower holiday concert features adult contemporary crowd pleasers like the pop-rock group O.A.R. and the British singer-songwriter James Bay.
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The "masala" films of the 1970s and '80s—so called after the subcontinental spice mix, for they meant multi-star flicks that contained a little each of comedy, drama, musical and romance—were major domestic crowd-pleasers.
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The dishes at Nusr-et are crowd-pleasers: "beef sushi" (rice wrapped in beef and topped with a Parmesan and avocado sauce) is heated with a blowtorch at your table, producing huge dragon-breath puffs of flame.
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Arthur Hiller, an Academy Award-nominated director whose long career began in live television and flourished in the movies in the 1970s with crowd-pleasers like the phenomenally successful "Love Story," died on Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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As the season gets underway — at the multiplex at least — we asked the stars of this summer's crowd-pleasers to recall the movie dates — some with flames, others with friends and family — they remember to this day.
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In his favor: This fact-based, race-relations comedy about a black pianist and his white driver is a favorite for many in the academy, and considered one of the few outright crowd-pleasers in the category.
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We dove in deep looking for those giftable treasures creative enough to earn you brownie points with the toughest of giftees but can still be considered crowd pleasers, at least for anyone with a decent sense of humor.
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Sure, you could embrace the holiday crowd pleasers and go the chocolate box, rose bouquet, or DIY-massage route...But for some of us, having picky recipients makes the task of finding that perfect present a tad more challenging.
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In its place, the Golden Globes' surprise champions were "Green Book" and "Bohemian Rhapsody", both of which are the kind of nostalgic, superficially progressive but largely conservative crowd-pleasers which the Oscars were notorious for honouring in the 1980s.
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She and colleagues will present a selection of crowd-pleasers in Staten Island's Clove Lakes Park (June 21), the Bronx's Williamsbridge Oval (June 23), Harlem's Jackie Robinson Park (June 27), and the Socrates Sculpture Park, in Queens (June 29).
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Whether you need gifts for your team, the entire office, or you're shopping on behalf of your always-hard-to-impress boss, we've come up with a range of guaranteed crowd-pleasers to put an end to the search.
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They're an eclectic bunch, ranging from a quiet family drama set in Mexico (Roma) to a kooky, dark arthouse comedy (The Favourite) to obvious crowd pleasers (Bohemian Rhapsody, Green Book) to the first superhero film ever nominated (Black Panther).
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"You're going to have some recipes that are more of a gateway, you're going to have some recipes that are more educational, you're going to have recipes that are crowd-pleasers, recipes that are a bit more creative," Roman said.
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He was the target of attacks from a number of speakers, especially Ms. Warren, but anti-Trump riffs from other speakers were not surefire crowd pleasers, and the mere utterance of his name did not seem to electrify the audience.
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That same narrative device — men thrown into economic uncertainty — surfaces in one of Soderbergh's biggest crowd pleasers (and one of his masterpieces), the 2012 comedy Magic Mike, which stars Channing Tatum in a film loosely based on his own life experience.
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CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR This annual favorite, starring the high-kicking Radio City Rockettes, will offer the usual crowd pleasers, like "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," but also promises a new finale with cutting-edge technical bells and whistles. Nov. 9-Jan. 1.
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" Among musicals, a David and Goliath scenario has "The Band's Visit," about Egyptian musicians stranded in a small Israeli town, squaring off with splashy crowd-pleasers "SpongeBob SquarePants," Disney's "Frozen" and Tina Fey's adaptation of her 2004 hit comedy film "Mean Girls.
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Although Mr. Spielberg has found box office success in recent years with historical dramas like "The Post" and "Bridge of Spies," his would-be crowd-pleasers, including the motion-capture fantasies "The BFG" and "The Adventures of Tintin," have been ticket-selling disappointments.
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The overriding concerns about Ginsburg's comments reflect admirably cautious instincts: The judiciary should be above politics; justices should not be political operators; they should be people of guarded temperament, not crowd-pleasers; we should not welcome or be blasé about the slippage of governing norms.
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In true European summer fest tradition, the festival lineup was all over the place, pairing underground stars Black Magic, Deathhammer, and Bolzer with more mainstream crowd-pleasers like TNT, Turbonegro, and Airbourne, as well as a few hard-to-translate Norwegian favorites like Valentourettes and Vazelina Bilopphøggersa.
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Desserts are crowd-pleasers: coconut ice cream armored in fried noodles, crunchy and creamy, earthy and sweet, or styled as a parade float, atop a Chinese bubble waffle speared with Pocky sticks and littered with Fruity Pebbles, lychee, candied fennel and spongy translucent palm seeds — ridiculous and delicious.
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How and why the Cecil went from a restaurant that aimed for uncharted tastes to one banking on mainstream crowd-pleasers is a matter of dispute among Mr. Johnson, Mr. Smalls and Richard D. Parsons, an owner of the Cecil and a former chief executive of Time Warner.
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It's a strong, well-regarded group, ranging from historical dramas (1917, The Irishman) to critical darlings (Marriage Story, Parasite) to crowd pleasers (Joker, Little Women, Ford v Ferrari) to movies that meld the dark and the screwball in equal measure (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Jojo Rabbit).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Four dogs advanced to the final round of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Monday, including crowd-pleasers Bono the Havanese and Siba the standard poodle, who will compete in a pool of 7 for the "Best in Show" crown on Tuesday in New York.
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I don't think there were any surprises about movies being nominated for Best Picture, but it's good to see things that are sort of commercial and not as obvious as something like The Post or Darkest Hour, which are both historical dramas that are pretty much crowd pleasers.
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There were a few other crowd pleasers that successfully transported you to another world, but those superior experiences used advanced headsets like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive that include positional tracking tech that lets you move your head around within the scene, instead of a static 360 view.
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Although the group was most energized when discussing its new work — "He still has angst," Mr. Iha said proudly of Mr. Corgan, who began reciting new, still-dour lyrics — the Pumpkins also realized that by playing only their most loved songs on this tour, they could be, for once, crowd pleasers.
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With the holiday season on its way, the games industry is pushing out a diverse lineup of titles, from new installments of long-running franchises like Activision's Call of Duty and Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed to EA's long-awaited Star Wars Battlefront II. But the real crowd pleasers this year may be in hardware.
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One reason they felt comfortable giving him those reins was that "Boy" and "Wilderpeople," despite their minuscule American box office, were offbeat crowd-pleasers — indeed, in New Zealand they were blockbusters, the most popular Kiwi films ever made, in part because of the complex way Waititi treated his Maori heritage on-screen.
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With features from a handful of those who had supported him musically during darker days, the record mixed gleaming trap bangers like "Na' Nuevo" and "Yeezy" with reggaeton crowd pleasers "Hipócrita" and "Pensando En Ti." As welcome as the surprise full-length was, its very arrival seemed an impossibility, especially since prison isn't exactly conducive to recording.
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"Foxglove" / "Brother" / "I Came Around" / "Shiola" / "I Shot an Arrow" / "The Curse of Elkhart" / "Send Me Home" Spotify | Apple Music There are a few songs in the Murder By Death oeuvre that might not be surefire crowd-pleasers, either because they're not raucous drinking songs or they don't feature a catchy chorus, but they're immensely beautiful nonetheless.
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In Mr. Trump's view, the rallies and the Twitter wars — even when he is punching down against a little-known evangelical leader (Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Convention) and a cable talk show host (Joe Scarborough of MSNBC), as he did recently — are crowd-pleasers, creating buzz that is critical to dominating the political landscape and overshadowing Mrs.
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Intuitively, we know popularity probably counts for something: Ever since 220, when the academy handed out the first statuette for best original song, it has frequently bestowed the honor on crowd-pleasers, whether it was "Over the Rainbow" (from "The Wizard of Oz"), "My Heart Will Go On" ("Titanic") or "Skyfall" (from the film of the same name).
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In between the political jokes, Franco as host had little to do, and skits that should have been crowd pleasers — like Franco's attempt to wrap holiday gifts devolving into a blood-spurting horror movie scene, and Che's stint undercover as "white Gretchen" — mostly missed the mark in that indefinable way that bespeaks a live show exhausted by a very long year.
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My only advice — and I don't have a studio, I have a very small company — is that there needs to be a good balance of crowd-pleasers and movies that are good for the soul, that get us to dwell in the aftertaste of an experience that is so far-fetched or out of the box, but three days later we realize that we saw something that might change our lives.
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Like the two acting icons at the center of FX's Feud: Bette and Joan, Hunt began her Hollywood career at a young age (in her case, as a child actress) and has enjoyed both widespread popularity – as the Emmy-winning star of the hit sitcom Mad About You – and an acclaimed film career as well: along with starring in blockbuster crowd pleasers like Twister, Hunt earned an Academy Award for Best Actress for her turn in the 103 dramedy As Good As It Gets.
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Who: Jamie xx The Playlist: Played by Jamie xx Summertime Activity: Experiencing your favourite outdoor music festival in your living room without the $12 beers or long washroom lineups Sample Songs: The Beach Boys' "God Only Knows," Joy Orbison's "Hyph Mngo," The Durutti Column's "Otis" Why: While the verdict is out on whether this playlist was actually made by Jamie Smith, or one of The xx's (presumably many) interns, it's secondary to the fact this one is chock-full of crowd pleasers and deep cuts alike.
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