If Carter Page isn't the world's most diabolical spy ever, then it could imply that the investigation itself has been diabolical.
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Just that what on its face is a farcical creation is a remarkably considered, diabolical play on the part of a company known for being considered and diabolical.
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The crossovers are P.T. Barnum ("Ignorant Patriarchy" / "Ruthless Capitalism"); Dick Cheney ("Ruthless Capitalism" / "Diabolical Evil"); David Duke ("Diabolical Evil" / "Violent Hatred"); and George W. Bush ("Violent Hatred" / "Ignorant Patriarchy").
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"There's a kind of diabolical sexism, and I say that it's diabolical because there's no one that we can actually accuse of being responsible for this sexism," he said.
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There's also — and that's diabolical — the beauty of rhetoric.
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The two world wars revealed the diabolical side of nationalism.
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Is former Murder House resident Constance as diabolical as ever?
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A mere footnote in the diabolical escapades of Suge Knight.
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And she cooked up a diabolical means of getting it.
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Amid such diabolical possibilities, journalists will have to tread carefully.
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"There's nothing diabolical about it, or nefarious," Neal told Axios.
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The neohippies' diabolical plan hit me like a ton of bricks.
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Viewed together, these seemingly frivolous sartorial preferences form a diabolical pattern.
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Image: Memphis MeatsIf this sounds a little diabolical, maybe it is.
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She had some diabolical fun making an Anna Wintour Sim, too.
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The "diabolical confusion," Ms. Taddeo's apt description, can last a lifetime.
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The twist: Diabolical gene-hacking genius is the CDC biologist's former boss.
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Sketchbook | Check out literature's favorite bad guys, scary women and diabolical creatures.
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It's a diabolical move, and one that Tyler wants Marcus punished for.
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But, officials say Sherra called the shots in a diabolical murder plot.
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But here, Manson is painted as not particularly special, charismatic, or diabolical.
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But Ms. Semple, diabolical screwball that she is, is just warming up.
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The Clinton team's dirty trick was as diabolical as it was brilliant.
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The diabolical visions of Bosch remain beguiling and more popular than ever.
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Heavy metal, of course, has enjoyed diabolical affiliation from Black Sabbath onward.
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Repulsive sex ensues, along with diabolical mishaps, nudity, violence, and drug benders.
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Russia is back, again playing a destructive, diabolical role in world politics.
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Trump had a diabolical plan to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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But the way in which that transition has come about has been diabolical.
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Lazy medieval views of Islam as a "diabolical parody" were no longer credible.
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One of the film's most diabolical sequences is also one of its earliest.
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But mere resistance to the diabolical schemes of the enemy is not sufficient.
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Make no mistake, "we the people" are the target in this diabolical campaign.
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That fact, combined with the early date, make this an especially diabolical hoax.
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Wait times to access mental health services were "diabolical" in prison, she said.
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The Muslim Brotherhood was painted as the diabolical enemy of their fellow countrymen.
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He ordered his diabolical henchman Lavrenti Beria to develop a Soviet bomb — fast.
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One day he melted down on our piano with a diabolical, discordant pounding.
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"When I arrived, the script situation was fairly diabolical and chaotic," he said.
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Does it represent the splash of humanity prevailing inside a seemingly diabolical character?
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The deep-fried diabolical concoction will be available exclusively at Walmart for a year.
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Jared Leto, he said, wasn't messing around when it came to his diabolical character.
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I would be diabolical enough, but then still find a way to be likable.
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Thomas said this bordered on diabolical and highlighted a lack of empathy and attachment.
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Mallory also clearly knows a lot about the more diabolical elements in Hitchcock movies.
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The best is the diabolical trio of Captain Cold, Heat Wave, and White Canary.
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Is it the kid she almost ran over with her sister's diabolical electric car?
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One political cartoon making the rounds on social media showed a diabolical-looking Mrs.
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Nor would he have resembled Laurence Olivier "looking diabolical" in a 1940 film adaptation.
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Showing off sometimes diabolical but compelling political skills, Trump was audacious, provocative and spiteful.
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All of our bands play a lot at the local record shop Diabolical Records.
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But if the Moon is a harsh mistress, then Mars is a diabolical jerk.
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That in my opinion is way more diabolical than anything Hollywood could ever dream up.
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But what made it even more diabolical was that she wouldn't sell any individual painting.
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Perhaps no aspect of humanity's response to the climate crisis is more diabolical than this.
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The assertion of vulnerability, and Christ-like stance, are reminiscent of a diabolical, Brueghelian caricature.
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"Every single one of us is a diabolical mess," Bridget the therapist says to Eric.
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While he lacked Cohn's diabolical brilliance, Trump got Cohn's M.O. — and he's using it now.
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And just last week, the diabolical super scientist and his grandson unveiled Logic's new album.
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Brits are royally cheesed off after a "diabolical" cheeseboard event left hundreds of people bitterly disappointed.
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"It's some kind of a diabolical perfume cocktail (of allegations)," TASS quoted Zakharova as telling reporters.
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Anything that gets in the way of his ultimate agenda must, therefore, be diabolical in nature.
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It is SOooo important for women to unite and voice our discontent with Trump's DIABOLICAL policies.
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It's gaslighting at its most diabolical, especially since Alison has since shed her mean girl skin.
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Sally Field is deliciously diabolical ... and her plan for her son to meet Adam Rippon worked!!!
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And how he had to go through all three of those to become this diabolical Bill.
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In 2011, "Game of Thrones" hero Ned Stark knelt before the diabolical King Joffrey, facing execution.
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Two modders immediately jumped on it, and rolled out their own answers to the diabolical request.
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Trump's remarks just work better if you imagine he's got a diabolical plan for Gotham City.
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To humans, this probably seems diabolical, but even lowly stepsons get something out of the deal.
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There are no diabolical algorithms suggesting what to stream, who to follow, or where to vacation.
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In Hostel, it's American tourists partying around eastern Europe who become victims of this diabolical plan.
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After Eleanor guessed Michael's ruse, he smiled a broad smile that began warm and turned diabolical.
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The quirk is more unintentional than diabolical, but I hope it caused a few double takes.
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For all his diabolical brilliance, he often comes across as a Beverly Hillbilly in designer slacks.
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It's a brilliantly diabolical way to normalize and disseminate right-wing propaganda and undermine factuality itself.
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Both are replete with tales ranging on the horror spectrum from eyebrow-raising to downright diabolical.
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This is the diabolical genius of Omarosa: delivering faint praise as she fatally plunges the blade.
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That said, it's hard to gauge how well Criss's performance works in such a tricky, diabolical role.
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The premise: A CDC biologist and FBI sleuth team up to stop a diabolical gene-hacking genius.
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The storm was a diabolical mix of devastating winds and rapidly falling snow, sometimes accompanied by thunder.
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They advocate use of "orgone tools" and "etheric resistance" against the "diabolical scum bags" who torment them.
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The shot shows a somewhat diabolical-looking Petey in front of a window that faces a street.
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On a scale from E.T. to War of the Worlds, how diabolical would intelligent aliens really be?
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All right, we see that — you used the term diabolical and fever, that it hasn't backed off.
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As for what'll be asked -- or answered, rather -- Austin tells us the "Jeopardy!" crew will get diabolical.
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This article contains mild spoilers for Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist.
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Andersen's tales were full of death, destruction, and diabolical villains that make Ursula look like a saint.
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Assertions of diabolical underpinnings are lobbed at Harry Potter or Pikachu on occasion but rarely make headlines.
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Bush says any suggestion that Matt orchestrated some diabolical plot to hijack his story is just wrong.
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Then, as the song fades out, just drums, more urgent now, the bass guitar heavier, diabolical, almost.
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How was he planning to recreate the singular magic and diabolical atmosphere of Devil Is Fine onstage?
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Windham looks almost as diabolical as she does elegant in her high-neck collar and oversized hat.
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The obstacles the twins faced in getting their visas could be paradoxical, diabolical and sometimes downright ridiculous.
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Once they start to move, they seem to have been drawn into being by some diabolical animator.
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Lovett of "Sweeney Todd" hatched her diabolical plans from this writing couch as Sondheim talked to himself.
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Despite my diabolical and somewhat ourageous aspirations considering their insurmountable odds, my parents went along with it.
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In "The Atlas Pursuit," that is the home she flees when diabolical government agents come after her.
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The statue is perched upon a historic colonial-style house, filled with occult and diabolical-themed art.
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It makes you wonder what diabolical plot this bird will use to try and take over the world.
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So these visions became, instead, the work of Satan: "diabolical illusions" designed to deceive those with melancholy dispositions.
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As a result of Gary's diabolical intervention, Douglas, Cheryl (Jacki Weaver), and Olympia all take their own lives.
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Then they add a cabal of superhuman evildoers with a diabolical and utterly incomprehensible plan to achieve immortality.
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Far from being a diabolical Pentagon plot, the issue was hotly debated on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Largely unaware of the company's diabolical plans, they wind up hatching a do-gooder plot of their own.
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You have dark characters like Iago, great villains who are diabolical and evil, but it's a pure evil.
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And in a genre often steeped in hype, for once even the "diabolical" label doesn't feel like hyperbole.
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What kind of diabolical sorcery could compare with the disappearance of millions by Stalin and his security apparatus?
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"Every step of the way, you're learning something more diabolical that she seems to have done," Corvo said.
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Still, a potential leader of the country in some diabolical takeover of the Conservative Party by Leave fundamentalists.
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They were doing real unethical things, and, paradoxically, they probably found some true things in their diabolical experiments.
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Spacey's accent is as crucial to his character, the diabolical Frank Underwood, as venom is to a cobra.
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Even though she's diabolical and calculating, she still somehow manages to be refreshing compared to the IRL president.
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Her father, the kindly old Sultan (Navid Negahban), is being undermined by his diabolical vizier, Jafar (Marwan Kenzari).
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"The actor of this evil — this diabolical and evil entity," he explained, "is greater than any single man."
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Alas, that tonal shift regulates much of Locke & Key's original unhinged diabolical entertainment, and not for the better.
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For starters, it's created a diabolical Angelina Jolie, two truly freaky presidential candidates and a very intense Ellen DeGeneres.
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This, I shouldn't have to mention, is more than enough power to foil even the most diabolical Bond villains.
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But the experience of recent years shows the President also has a diabolical sense of his own political interests.
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YouTuber NightHawkInLight crafted this diabolical snack shooter using a tub of cheese balls, PVC pipe and a leaf blower.
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If you wanted to be "diabolical" about it, Daniel said, the breach itself might prove a useful attack vector.
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The Putnams are thought of as so diabolical, but they're also trying to understand why they've lost seven children.
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On Sunday that weekend, the wind gusted above 238 knots, the ocean cooled considerably and the runs were diabolical.
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But the right media has this investment in painting this picture of a diabolical elite, this negative-minded left.
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The field of possible supervillains includes Danny Huston as a German commander and Elena Anaya as a diabolical chemist.
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It's simultaneously diabolical and simple: Greatly exaggerate your enemies' behavior while removing, distorting, or ignoring the context surrounding it.
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But inevitably, some of the most intricate, awe-inspiring forms will take on some of the most diabolical functions imaginable.
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The three beautiful, bitchy girls make Winona's life hell, but she falls for Slater's rap and engages in diabolical deeds.
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Miéville is at his best when he's imagining things like the politics behind the rise of the diabolical Nazi church.
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Another possibility is that the show is unapologetically diabolical and the Jumex is reveling in its old-school institutional power.
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We even see Tilly retaining some of the confidence she attained from her Mirror Universe stint as a diabolical leader.
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He reminds us that a diabolical ideology gains strength not because devils propagate it, but because ordinary men embrace it.
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It has no ghosts, no vampires, no metamorphosing diabolical entities or invaders from other dimensions intent on tormenting innocent children.
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But I would put the chances that the Knicks could pull off something that clever and diabolical at 6.82 percent.
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" Still he points out that the illustrations "incorporate standard motifs from the medieval and Reformation representation of the diabolical realms.
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Not as a result of some diabolical plot, but because of unwitting discrimination against secular ideologies and a lack of options.
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" Niven was a fan favorite for his role as the diabolical Richard Sullivan in the 1980 horror film "New Year's Evil.
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Last month, Reid famously kinda-sorta admitted to writing homophobic slurs that she'd previously insisted were the work of diabolical hackers.
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Justin Timberlake was part of a diabolical plot by the father of a bride to create a wedding for the books.
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I had dreams of writing about a diabolical, stone-cold love child of Anna Wintour and the Joker, scalpel in hand.
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Okay, we're pretty sure Zuckerberg won't use the (very public) F8 stage to detail his seemingly diabolical plan to crush Snapchat.
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The diabolical narrative unspools the moment Dr. Mommaerts (Natali Broods) listens to the voicemail from St. Antonius Hospital left for Mie.
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As with every season of American Horror Story, Apocalypse promises to surprise fans with insane twists and sometimes downright diabolical turns.
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"This case was premeditated, it was evil, and it was diabolical," Supreme Court Justice Thomas Moran said, Democrat and Chronicle reported.
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The changeling beauty of Ms. Ronan, fresh from her Academy Award nomination for "Brooklyn," made sense for the diabolical teenager Abigail.
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I continue to marvel as Phil Griffin carries out his diabolical plan for the cable network to take over the world.
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In a world where Gary Lineker has to do Match of the Day in his pants, the future is truly diabolical.
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No one at ringside expected to see Sangmanee bested in such an utterly diabolical fashion by Superlek's kicking, checking and countering.
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Judge Albert Sevigny, wrote the CP reporter, "wept" and called Guay's crimes "diabolical," and sentenced him to hang on June 21984.
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Such an idea, orthodox and even tedious for the past fifty years, was thought in the seventeenth century to be diabolical.
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Anything short of blatant evidence of illegality will simply play into their narrative of the president's battles against his diabolical enemies.
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As "Carrie" did two years before, "Patrick" tapped into the cinematic fascination with diabolical telekinesis that surfaced in the late '70s.
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Trump's virtuoso flexing of his significant but often diabolical political skills came on a day when he had no campaign rally.
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Supervillains Journals Set This 3-pack of pocket-sized journals lets your loved ones brag about and plot out their diabolical schemes.
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One person that Montag will have to go up against is his mentor Beatty, portrayed here by a delightfully diabolical Michael Shannon.
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First, there's Marcel Delamare, Lyra's estranged uncle who blames her for the death of her mother, his sister, the diabolical Mrs. Coulter.
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This, after realizing that diabolical falcons trap their prey in stone prisons so they can eat them later while they're still alive.
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Russia denied what its Foreign Ministry spokeswoman called a "diabolical perfume cocktail" of allegations dreamt up by someone with a "rich imagination".
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The revelations about Bobby's diabolical actions don't bother her, at least not enough to temper her relief in hearing those revelations firsthand.
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Those tales, although intriguing and diabolical, were just fringe benefits of a performance that revealed a major vocal talent in creative flux.
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I think we should have seen better just how diabolical the strategy was to try to hold on to the status quo.
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HBO may have edited out the mistake, but thanks to two clever mods, the diabolical caffeine receptacle's memory lives on in Skyrim.
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We can't think of another television series that introduces a sympathetic main character who slowly becomes diabolical, greedy, self-centered, and cruel.
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This is where the new docu-series, Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist comes in to play.
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Perhaps it tries to chill the audiences; to wake them up to the diabolical mess that is New York City's crime scene.
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However, the reader will discover that the author is innocent because the diabolical Shadow Man has engineered the execution of both writers.
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Felver's families crack, and those left behind, bereft of compassion, turn diabolical in their pursuit of torture: of others and of themselves.
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Some diabolical genius took that Planet Earth II footage, then overlaid audio of Lynch describing his famous "Beast Quake" run from 2011.
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Inmates and their confederates are ingenious and diabolical in terms of the lengths they will go to smuggle contraband into a prison.
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You have to stop being politically correct, stop being apologetic and realize this enemy wants to kill us in the most diabolical way.
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Fernandez-Fournier and Straus would now like to return to the Ecuadorian forest to learn more about these diabolical wasps and their hosts.
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Laurel takes the stand and testifies against her father, insisting the baby would be better off with a stranger than her diabolical daddy.
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Honestly, it all came from [Neal being] our take on the broken-down muscle and [Lee being] our take on the diabolical brain.
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Evidence revealed over the past two years indicates former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page is the most diabolical Russian spy ever known. Ever.
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"There were too many projects being built at the same time, and that was really having a diabolical impact on costs," she said.
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"Can't tell if @realDonaldTrump is being peevish or diabolical by threatening debate boycott over @megynkelly," he wrote, referencing Fox News moderator Megyn Kelly.
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Two nine-letter entries and another 11 later, it appeared my reasoning did "check out" (my original, overly diabolical clue for ADD UP).
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Instead, it's part of a diabolical public service announcement created by Canadian ad agency John St. and outdoor ad placement company Cieslok Media.
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Meet 69-year-old Chen San-yuan, a Taiwanese grandpa who's rigged his bike with multiple smartphones, creating himself a diabolical Pokémon-nabbing machine.
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He's standing on the grounds just outside the party where Christian and Ana are happy, safe, engaged, and completely unaware of his diabolical plan.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam says her estranged husband, Ed Hartwell, is so abusive, so violent, so diabolical ... he has plotted to kill their unborn child.
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The opening level sees Fox and company defend the planet Corneria from the attentions of old enemy Andross and the diabolical space ape's forces.
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It's worth doing, though, because it drives home how much malfeasance takes place in the open, without the need for diabolical conspiracy or coverups.
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But maybe that release was all part of a diabolical plan to double chart with "Heatstroke," which came out at the end of March.
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Unfortunately, the drugs belong to a kingpin (Linda Emond) who — in a diabolical cover — runs a farm stand at the city's West Side Market.
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Her parents are in declining health, another friend lives in the diabolical grip of A.L.S., silent and immobile even as his brain carries on.
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It contains no moment quite so harrowing as Isabel's branding in the first volume, nor any characters quite so diabolical as the loyalist Mrs.
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It it a feeling that cannot be replicated — a conspiratorial giggle in your soul, both diabolical and innocent, conniving yet straightforward, obnoxious yet affectionate.
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But in a twist perhaps fit for the show's more diabolical cousin — American reality TV — it is cash that may lead to its undoing.
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Over time, he grows irritated with teachers' methods of crowd control and with the "diabolical worksheets" of a one-size-fits-all educational philosophy.
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But there was a weird freedom in diving into such a diabolical, disturbed woman because she really does not care if people like her.
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It always seemed a little odd that Martin Shkreli, awkward yet diabolical pharma bro, saw fit to criticize legendary rappers the Wu-Tang Clan.
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It said Mr. Weinstein and his team engaged in a "diabolical and illegal" effort to silence Ms. McGowan that had negative impacts on her life.
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The debate centred on whether to use the term jirga, given its diabolical reputation, rather than on whether the reform itself was a good idea.
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The attack -- characterized by Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolin as an "act of senseless and diabolical violence" -- spurred a sharp rebuke from Pope Francis.
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If you aren't familiar ... 'Evil Genius' is about a diabolical bank heist in 2003 that goes awry and leads to the murder of Brian Wells.
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Anti-Semitism is different from most racism in that it "punches up" against a perceived oppressor--the Jews, who are cast as a diabolical elite.
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"There are some people out there who still hold out hope, for whatever diabolical reason, that John Doe is somebody very senior," Ms. Schepisi said.
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" The actor -- currently most associated with the diabolical Frank Underwood of "House of Cards" -- changes his stripes in the new family-friendly film "Nine Lives.
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"What it is is a political power grab of America's power grid to change our country in a diabolical, if not evil, way," he says.
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The drugs, unfortunately, belong to Momma (Linda Emond), a kingpin who — in a diabolical cover — runs a farm stand at the city's West Side Market.
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A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry called them the result of a "rich imagination" and "some kind of diabolical perfume cocktail," Russian state media reported.
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Mr. Cuomo has complained that the creation of the authority was "diabolical" and intended to keep elected officials from being held accountable for tough decisions.
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Some of the clues are pretty diabolical (I'm looking at you, 45- and 49-Down) and the vocabulary runs the gamut from conversational to erudite.
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How can the minutiae of unemployment insurance compete for attention with movies describing the birth of Skynet, the diabolical neural network in the "Terminator" series?
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Even if the jubilant ponytailed girl on the commercial was depicted tasting the gloop, my daughter could not, and those diabolical marketers had tricked her.
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He remains one of the great, diabolical thriller kings who seems intimately acquainted with darkness and can make it seep from the page or screen.
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"You can have a go at the greens but you'd better be prepared for some diabolical positions if you do get it wrong," said Forsyth.
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Diabolical, invisible weapons lurking to strike innocent civilians can now be exposed and stopped with an ingenious device built from Legos, a smartphone and free software.
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But if the first two weeks are an indication of how Bannon's master plan will work, it doesn't look like the work of a diabolical genius.
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Related: Reed + Rader Return With Diabolical, 3D Fashion GIFs Chuckle at These Unfortunate Crash Landing Paintings Photo Set Imagines Museums At The End of The World
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There's some very diabolical foreshadowing, too, with Rey seeming to struggle to pick a side and clever editing that suggests that she may side with Ren.
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Sure, the results show another example of the diabolical ways that viruses operate, using their host's corpse to create a little home for proliferating inside of.
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Remember ... Milla's hubby, Paul W.S. Anderson, wrote and directed the series, and it now includes daughter Ever Gabo, who plays Red Queen -- a diabolical holographic avatar.
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"Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist" is a tough title to live up to, but the Netflix docuseries pulls it off.
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"This was a diabolical, pre-meditated crime, one of the most odious that I have ever been involved with," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said.
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But the senselessness of these murders is too often rewritten as something decidedly juicier and more cinematic: Manson's diabolical revenge on a Hollywood that rejected him.
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In "The Snow Queen," the original shambolic Hans Christian Andersen saga that inspired "Frozen," the queen was an older, sexy, diabolical diva, keeping a boy captive.
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Tracy, an out-of-work hotel clerk in her late fifties, was lamenting the damage at the other Prince's and decrying its rivals as diabolical impostors.
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Gregory Itzin's Charles Logan on "24" could well be the most diabolical of chief executives, masterminding the plot to kill off the beatific former President Palmer.
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See, Trump and Putin are so cleverly diabolical that, long ago, they foresaw what nobody else did: Trump was going to get elected president in 2016.
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The twist that Donnie himself is a fake informant, planted by Bobby to derail the investigation, is one of the show's most well executed and diabolical.
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It's particularly diabolical (and an aesthetic joy) whenever Miami deploys action that allows Ellington to sprint off a screen and directly into a dribble hand off.
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Evangelical congressman Pastor Eurico told the committee that abortion was a "Satanic, diabolical, and destructive act," while waving a replica of a 12-week-old fetus.
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The schemes, too, ranged all over the diabolical map, from Herbert Hoover's secret business deals to bankrupt the U.S. to a C.I.A. plot to spread lesbianism.
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The announcements came after Variety reported earlier Friday that "House of Cards" producers were considering killing off Frank Underwood, the diabolical politician played by Mr. Spacey.
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So it's up to us to take care of ourselves — and it would help if the game weren't rigged against us to such a diabolical extent.
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Add a judgy word like "diabolical" before "mustache" and watch the crisis turn into a quaint sermon with no power to hit you where you live.
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No one in this diabolical psychological thriller can be trusted — especially not the narrator, a bitter, hard-drinking commuter who thinks she has witnessed a crime.
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The basement glows with diabolical scarlets, and Steve's hostage speaks with a surprisingly soft voice that reverberates as if his vocal cords were made of metal.
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They're the main characters in "Social Creature," the diabolical debut by Tara Isabella Burton, a Ph.D. in theology who has been drawn to the thriller genre.
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For some women, the way it feels for someone to force himself on you in a nearly emotional way carries with it a certain diabolical confusion.
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Poachers and the illegal wildlife trade add a diabolical dimension of loss to already severely reduced wildlife populations, which will now be impacted by climate change.
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Jeffery Deaver's forte is the diabolical puzzle mystery, and THE BURIAL HOUR (Grand Central, $28) is so devilishly tricky you can practically smell the sulfur fumes.
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Possessed by a diabolical "passion to create beauty," he leaves for Tahiti, where, like Gauguin, he dies in poverty-stricken obscurity, having triumphantly realized his vision.
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But as much as I appreciate the diabolical nature of the "Early '60s" misdirect in the KENNEDY, I mean, LINCOLN ERA clue, that one wasn't mine.
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It decided against typical sibling rivalries, allowing Kenny, his eager brother Jimmy (Matt Shively), and diabolical sister Shannon (Bebe Wood) to be enthusiastic partners in crime.
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The Fungus That Turns Ants Into Zombies Is More Diabolical Than We RealizedImage: David Hughes/Penn State UniversityCarpenter ants of the Brazilian rain forest have it rough.
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If it's the former, I admire his diabolical plan, but it must be stopped; if the latter, it's just weird and icky and also must be stopped.
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On-screen, they've been through a lot together ... finding Will Byers, battling demodogs and trying to expose a diabolical Russian plot while working for the Hawkins Post.
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"This case is about a diabolical and illegal effort by one of America's most powerful men and his representatives to silence sexual-assault victims," the lawsuit alleges.
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The potential for evil, often tinged with twisted sexual menace, has always lurked in Mr. Gere's eyes, which when narrowed can suggest the diabolical mind of torturer.
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While diabolical David looked like he might walk the high wire into the final tribal, ultimately Survivor superfan Adam Klein knocked out the strategic heavyweight/ literal lightweight.
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Diabolical, dynamic, and strange, Coven... pays homage to the ancient evils of Mortuary Drape, Mayhem, and Necromantia, but it also makes clear its creators' own warped brilliance.
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Claire has always been the show's most complex character: She's even more diabolical, cunning, and manipulative than her husband, but she's also, horrifyingly, just what democracy needs.
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Thankfully, before I left for New York, my diabolical plan was wrenched out of my subconscious, and he calmly suggested that maybe it wasn't a good idea.
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"Countless people have targeted me and my family online, claiming that Alison's death was faked as part of some diabolical conspiracy to seize their guns," Parker wrote.
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Lena Headey, the skilled actress behind the diabolical yet brilliant Cersei Lannister, joined Dinklage, Harington, and Coster-Waldau at the 63rd annual Emmy awards, wearing all black.
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That said, the moves Frank makes in response to his wife's clandestine attempt to fund one of his Democratic rivals are both diabolical and entertaining to watch.
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It's a simultaneously diabolical and simple strategy: greatly exaggerate and feign outrage over your so-called foe's behavior while removing, distorting, or ignoring the context surrounding it.
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A host of devices have followed: the Kegelmaster, a diabolical-looking device that relies on springs for resistance; Kegel weights; Kegel panties; something called the Magic Banana.
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Thorne says that what was most exciting for him about this adaptation was "that possibility of closing in on Ruth Wilson's face" — Wilson plays the diabolical Mrs.
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The angels of their better natures, if they've ever given a moment's thought to them, are a lot less powerful than the devils of their diabolical urges.
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But now, a new twist ... officials believe Trindade concocted an illegal, diabolical plot to falsely accuse Neymar of rape in an effort to extort the soccer superstar.
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And devotees of Pizzagate have written that they believe that the resolution of the Rich case will help explain a grand unified theory of diabolical government misdeeds.
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Instead, players make their way through a grid of cards as if they were traversing a dungeon, with cards representing everything from magical spells to diabolical monsters.
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While you might feel for this chap who can't catch a break, we're pretty sure this is how a Queen of Westeros would react to the diabolical plan.
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The network is also set to release Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist, a four-part docuseries tracing a 2003 case in Pennsylvania.
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However, while Michael Langdon may be the most diabolical villain to ever grace the FX anthology series, the real-life person whom Fern modeled the character after isn't.
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The diabolical terrorist Osama bin Laden was always clear that he and al Qaeda were attacking the United States because of decades of U.S. meddling in Muslim lands.
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In Disney's original 1994 animated film, it's the brutal turning point for Simba's journey, as an evil play from his diabolical uncle Scar results in Mufasa's tragic death.
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They also performed the diabolical experiment on morning glory seeds, which are larger, have thick seed coats, and are known to survive decades in the soil before germinating.
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LaVine is already terrific in the open floor, but he'll be diabolical if he can force help defenders to pinch in off the arc in half-court situations.
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This diabolical feat has been captured by people on Twitter, who've brandished an avowed aim to make enemies of the people who are behind these stickers from hell.
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Marshall, who died Monday night at age 75, took on the role of Ms. Botz on the series — the diabolical babysitter who attempts to rob the Simpsons' home.
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Mr. McEwan's narrator is one well-spoken, highbrow baby (a kind of less diabolical Stewie from "Family Guy"), who possesses all the verbal gifts of his creator (Mr.
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Of course, most of us do not have to worry about marrying a diabolical killer, but Marquet says there are still instances that cry out for some investigation.
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The novel's paranormal elements (a diabolical villain's glass eye has superhuman powers) do not fully counteract the ubiquity of the genre's tropes, like meetings conducted in remote lighthouses.
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We asked a few writers to delve into the painful past and tell us about the most truly rotten, diabolical, deeply depressing nights out they've ever, ever had.
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Rather than the blood-soaked orgies that may come to mind when one thinks of Satanism, my first steps along the diabolical path came through incessant scholastic asceticism.
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You could argue that there were better fighters, but none with a better sense of their powers, none who seemed to get more diabolical satisfaction from using them.
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Jews are often viewed as the diabolical head of the cabal, the nerve center, who use their infinite wealth and power to reduce and weaken the white man.
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In its diabolical innovation jazz is dangerous, and as such it is an ideal subject for a novel that roils with the inseparable energies of creation and destruction.
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"This case is about a diabolical and illegal effort by one of America's most powerful men and his representatives to silence sexual assault victims," the court documents read.
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Ray's death has redeemed her, at least in that her diabolical nature is now driven as much by a thirst for justice as it is by pure greed.
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Above all, the myth of the murderous Salieri assists in the deification of the genius, who cannot be brought down except by the intervention of a diabolical force.
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He calls it diabolical, but with assets in excess of more than $115 billion under management, it's probably safe to say he can do without the spam emails.
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At his peak, he was the kind of literary rock star, with his dark brooding eyes and diabolical goatee, that no longer really exists — not even in France.
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House of Cards will obsessively track a diabolical plan along the winding road to fruition, but it prefers to leave the psyche that concocted the plan in shadow.
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Choi tripped up at No. 12, a 474-yard par 4 with a green as small as Riviera's heart — and a left pin placement on Sunday that was diabolical.
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The tangled saga is featured anew in Netflix's four-part true crime documentary series Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist, which is streaming now.
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In a tribute to Méliès' sometimes diabolical worlds filled with skeletons and ghosts, the Doodle also features an evil green man who attempts to kidnap our hero's beloved queen.
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The suave, swashbuckling, cocktail-sipping superspy 24 has been a cultural sensation, deflating diabolical ambitions for world destruction while savoring strange and lusty interludes, for over half a century.
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Not a lot of people know this, but kangaroos are diabolical creatures with the minds of disgruntled toddlers and the bodies of Zac Efron in the upcoming Baywatch movie.
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It's the first time on the show you see Walt do something diabolical and feel nothing but satisfaction as he drives away with a big grin on his face.
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When Ortega stood to speak, he boasted that the people had prevailed over a "diabolical force," but warned of the need to remain strong in defense of the Fatherland.
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For decades, the TV producer Dick Wolf, the diabolical genius behind the "Law & Order" franchise, has profited from the reassuring spectacle of professionals balancing (usually) the scales of justice.
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"Jean Brodie" — based on a work by a writer for whom mysticism always glimmered from the shadows — locates something almost divine, and equally diabolical, in its thwarted protagonist's frustrations.
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Yet the director James Whale's stark depiction of the diabolical doctor played by Colin Clive and his stitched-together monster, played by Boris Karloff, failed to make the cut.
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Women are taken for granted and pushed to the margins all the time: "Hereditary" just takes the time and care to dramatize an especially diabolical version of that process.
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The malice in such playfulness soon comes to the fore when Sir Toby and company play a diabolical prank of Malvolio, which leads to his incarceration as a madman.
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Today they're calmly pronouncing our Welsh village names, but before we know what's hit us they'll be forcing us to speed-read binary for their own diabolical, mechanical amusement.
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Just one year later, she made her debut as Villanelle, the diabolical killer obsessed with Oh's agent Eve Polastri, and the character that would make her an Emmy winner.
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Upon his entry into Norway, the diabolical Datsik proudly declared himself as "not a nationalist, but a racist" without any hint of irony to the on looking Scandinavian press.
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Across town, Hiram holds a meeting of his own, finally revealing his plans for Riverdale with his new diabolical friends: Penelope and Claudius Blossom, Sheriff Minetta, Malachai, and Penny Peabody.
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"This case is about a diabolical and illegal effort by one of America's most powerful men and his representatives to silence sexual assault victims," the suit obtained by CNN states.
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Anyone who gets involved makes a pact with "diabolical powers"; there is no moral authority to guide them, and no option but to get their hands dirty, sometimes even bloody.
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It sounds like the setup for the worst hangover of all time, but Night School Studio's new game, Afterparty, includes one more diabolical layer: Even in hell, everyone uses Twitter.
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Come for the indefatigably Bond-worthy Idris Elba as Bloom's own Atticus Finch and stay for a secondhand glimpse of Tobey Maguire's latent sadism via a cannily diabolical Michael Cera.
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For someone as diabolical as Piscatella (he tore Red's hair from her scalp and broke Alex's arm, among other atrocities), there probably won't be as many people memorializing this character.
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The latter is a real problem people with milk sensitivities have countered when diabolical baristas pop up on social media to say that they mess with people's drinks this way.
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He is doing all the "Right Things" to bring Jesus back, and the "mainstream media" and its globalist adherents are getting in his way for their own, presumably diabolical ends.
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Somewhere in King's Landing, there is surely a seamstress whipping up a treasure trove of champion dresses for the Queen Mother to wear while executing all her future diabolical plans.
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On Friday, he often used irons or a lofted wood instead of his driver off the tee, minimizing his risk of trickling in to one of Troon's diabolical pot bunkers.
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The movie, confused by the spy thriller-in-the-making plopped within, opened the Cannes Film Festival last May to divided audiences, who nonetheless praised Ms. Cotillard's deliciously diabolical performance.
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The diabolical table, purchased before our child was born, had been a sleek, hulking anxiety inducer for my wife and me ever since the kid had learned how to walk.
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In THE GIRL BEFORE (Ballantine, $27), J P Delaney offers a diabolical choice — a chance to live in the house of your dreams if you renounce almost all material attachments.
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Then Sean turns to animal sacrifice, and, becoming ever more brutal and suffering from his solitude as well as from the diabolical strain of his efforts, he begins to crack.
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Andrew M. Cuomo might warn the hordes of commuters who rely on the tunnel to reach Manhattan: Get ready for more than two years of diabolical torture, starting this summer.
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Ms. Jacobson's puzzles were dense with thematic clues and full of intricate puns, but she was not the kind of diabolical cruciverbalist whose goal is to make the puzzle unsolvable.
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Kanye West took us all for a crazy ride ... and brilliantly created that bizarre media firestorm as part of a diabolical plot to promote his new album -- so says Tyron Woodley.
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An investigative journalist, Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), discovers that the diabolical Dr. Carlton Drake (Riz Ahmed) is doing research with symbiotes, organisms that can merge with people and create superhuman hybrids.
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Other videos in the channel's QAnon playlist, which include videos about 9/11 conspiracy theories and one titled "13 BLOODLINES & their Diabolical End Game," gained hundreds of thousands of views each.
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Two former Temple University police officers were convicted of beating a woman to death in 2016 in a home prosecutors described as a "degrading, diabolical torture chamber," according to multiple reports.
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Keep an eye on are Jimmy O. Yang (Silicon Valley) as Dun Meng, Jake Picking (Goat) as Sean Collier, and both Alex Wolff and newcomer Themo Melikidze as the diabolical brothers.
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But his handiwork — finding and, with diabolical precision, disseminating incriminating records — is a reminder of the important difference between Russian and American tactics in the new age of intelligent cyber-war.
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Prosecutors argued against it -- claiming Hernandez knew about the rule and used it as a loophole in a diabolical plot to get millions of dollars from the Patriots for his family.
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It is branded as the "most diabolical version of solitaire ever devised" and already has a 4.5 star rating in the app store with nearly 600 reviews after debuting last week.
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" Earlier, while telling the bearded, T-shirt-wearing Dorsey about the executive he portrays in the film, Hanks deadpanned: "You know that he's a diabolical genius because he's got a beard.
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But Armando's next encounter with another young man, Elder (Luis Silva), is more complicated and evolves into a diabolical power struggle in which Armando is beaten up, verbally abused and robbed.
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" Paris also pointed out that A-Rod (who's made more than $300 mil playing baseball) doesn't have to worry about Anne having a diabolical ulterior motive ... "She's definitely not using him.
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So Senate Republicans found a way to add another $318 billion to their tax cuts, and it is diabolical in its genius: Kill Obamacare's mandate requiring people to obtain health insurance.
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And then it doesn't: A diabolical, bendy creature named Mr. Flux drops into their Virginia town from another dimension, hands them a Polaroid camera and commands them to take a photograph.
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Obama choked after the diabolical Mitch McConnell warned the White House that, if it went through with a plan to publicly shame Moscow, he would regard that as a partisan act.
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Against these forces — the banal and the diabolical alike — "It" assembles a squad of early and preadolescent ghostbusters as varied as an infantry platoon in a World War II combat picture.
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We've seen écorchés in various stages of development behind the scenes and we've seen them operating like frightening laboratory drones, overseeing the creation of control units and other potentially diabolical initiatives.
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The series stars Taron Egerton, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Nathalie Emmanuel as three Gelflings trying to derail the diabolical plans of the nightmare-inducing, reptilian-birdlike creatures known as the Skeksis.
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It was the combination of these products of self-delusion, rather than a diabolical effort to fool the American people, that led to Washington's inability to extricate itself from Central Asia.
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If Social Security—a venerable entitlement that has spared millions from penury—bears some resemblance to a Ponzi scheme, then perhaps Ponzi principles are not always as diabolical as the name suggests.
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For almost as long as people have been dying, con artists have been trying to make a living off of it, but Doug Cassity's scam was among the most diabolical of all.
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Related: 'Goldeneye 007' Gets an Unreal Makeover Mario, Charmander, and More Meet the Unreal Gaming Engine Explore a 3D Environment Made of Magritte Paintings Reed + Rader Return With Diabolical, 3D Fashion GIFs
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Boxer Antonio Tarver says he was SET UP -- claiming he never used banned substances for his August '15 fight with Steve Cunningham ... and claims he's the victim in a diabolical frame job.
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Uber A — or A.D., if you prefer to the more formal name — may not be the diabolical, mustache-twirling villain we've come to expect from the most dangerous A of all time.
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Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist will be a four-part miniseries directed by Barbara Schroeder and, like Wild Wild Country, executive produced by the Duplass brothers.
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Though Dante cataloged many forms of diabolical torture in his "Inferno," a guided tour of hell, he somehow missed out on what could well be the most excruciating eternal punishment of all.
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All of the machinations from the White House, the one-party swampland of the Republican Congress and diabolical plots against American democracy from the Kremlin cannot defeat them — if only they vote.
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He's accompanied by a younger, wet-behind-the-ears colleague (Ciaran Flynn) who will film the investigation and whose footage reveals a diabolical stew of torture, religious depravity and satanic jiggery-pokery.
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Like the 2015 movie "Unfriended," to which this picture is what they call a "stand-alone" sequel, "Unfriended: Dark Web" unfolds in real time and overlays a diabolical formal stroke on top.
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I suspect Achebe missed this side of Conrad because he didn't stop to consider the diabolical character of Kurtz, the brilliant station agent gone rogue whom it is Marlow's task to retrieve.
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Reed's longstanding interest in film — which took a literal turn when he inserted one of his paintings into a mock set based on Alfred Hitchcock's diabolical film, Vertigo (1958) — is well known.
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The two men have a past together, when the gangster hired Mitchum's then-private eye to track down his diabolical mistress (Jane Greer), who split to Acapulco with $40,000 of his money.
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MOSCOW — The West in general and the United States in particular are hatching all manner of diabolical anti-Russian plots, if reports in the state-controlled news media are to be believed.
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Related: Everything we know about the Baton Rouge gunman and his bizarre online alter ego "This was a diabolical attack on the fabric of our society," Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said.
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"You could go back in the annals of criminal history and you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone as diabolical as Bulger," said Tom Duffy, a retired state police major who investigated Bulger.
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A second season in Mike D'Antoni's system, with a full year for Lou Williams to acclimate himself and 23-year-old Clint Capela to grow, could lead to an even more diabolical attack.
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In the same vein of Castle, romance will blossom between the scientist and the FBI agent as they team to bring down a diabolical genius with a twisted God complex: her former boss.
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Oscar De La Hoya says he's known Donald Trump for decades -- and says he "truly feels" his old friend's antics are simply an act in a diabolical plot to get Hillary Clinton elected.
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Maybe. But also a perfectly plausible villain, and in his diabolical all-American normalcy a necessary foil for the film's loose rebel coalition, a band of misfits who come to the Asset's defense.
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Her character, Lucy Mirando — chief executive of the Mirando Corporation, which she inherited from her father — steps in front of the camera to preside over the brightly greenwashed presentation of a diabolical initiative.
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It has become an article of faith, in certain quarters, that it was won and lost by the diabolical use of Facebook ads, especially in conjunction with the psychographic superscience of Cambridge Analytica.
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Instead of defeating a sea witch who looks suspiciously like Divine and living happily ever after with her man, the original story's nameless heroine watches helplessly as the prince marries her diabolical rival.
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A Machiavellian Trump — one who was merely acting the fool, manipulating the public and media in service of some diabolical long-term agenda — is less frightening than a purely narcissistic and impulsive one.
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Then, in December 19893, a district judge in Orlando ruled that Bundy was a "diabolical genius and the most competent serial killer in the country," and was absolutely mentally competent during his 1980 trial.
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The therapist investigates the school's diabolical goings on, as well as the disappearance of his Jewish wife under the Nazi regime, thus stirring yet more sub-plots and more thematic connections into the cauldron.
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In much the same way, this newspaper will publish worried ruminations about the impact of this diabolical social media, questioning its very moral foundations, by sharing them on the selfsame social media under discussion.
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One of the most interesting parts of the video ... when Gisele reveals how Tom quarterbacked a diabolical scheme back in the day to trick her into thinking her apartment flooded ... so he could propose!
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After blaming a "cyberattack" by the United States for the first outage, Maduro said this week's blackout was caused by a gunman linked to the "perverse, diabolical right-wing" firing on a hydroelectric complex.
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UFC superstar Nick Diaz says he was poisoned "with some kind of weird ass drug" before he fought Georges St-Pierre back in 2013 ... telling TMZ Sports there was a diabolical plot against him.
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Pamela Hupp's 'diabolical' behavior makes for prime audio storytellingElizabeth Cole, the executive producer of "Dateline," said Pam Hupp's story alone is enough to ensure any listener stays captivated until it comes to a close.
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In the early 1850s, over 10,000 people, many from Latin America, made the difficult trek each year — it was during this time that the trail claimed the most lives and earned its diabolical name.
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He's waging a deliberate, destructive and diabolical war to make climate change worse by seeking out and wiping out every action taken to mitigate the effects of climate change over the past 20 years.
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It was a war between absolute heroes and diabolical villains in a show that has often avoided such conflicts, and that binary led to a battle that was as inert as it was impressive.
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Netflix's four-part documentary, Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist explores the many twists and turns of what is certainly one of the strangest true crime stories in recent memory.
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After blaming a "cyberattack" by the United States for the first outage, Maduro on Wednesday said this week's blackout was caused by a gunman linked to the "perverse, diabolical right-wing" who fired on Guri.
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One such campaigner is Dr. Evil, Mike Myers' diabolical villain from the Austin Powers movies, who, after being fired from the Trump administration, talked Jimmy Fallon through his five-point plan to run for Congress.
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To look at it cynically, marketing these products without the focus on age is a savvy and diabolical way to get younger women to buy more, while also subtly feeding them an anti-aging agenda.
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"I've met people like this woman I play and they make the hair on the back of your neck stand up because they're so calmly diabolical," says Ladd, who recently launched Cheryl Ladd Signature Homes.
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In Soomaa and elsewhere, myths of will-o'-the-wisp, a diabolical spectral light that leads men to soggy deaths, overlap with true horror stories of people and livestock gone astray, never to be found.
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"He wants to bring home a message that Russia is not America's enemy, not a diabolical power," just as President Ronald Reagan did after his meetings in the 1980s with Mr. Gorbachev, Mr. Kurilla said.
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Before he succumbed to a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the murderous psychopath had wounded a hotel security guard who disturbed his diabolical shooting frenzy, and slain an off-duty cop who was attending the concert.
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Once launched, the allegation of betrayal took on a life of its own, transforming a liberal nationalist hemmed in by the Manichaean logic of the Cold War into the diabolical dictator our fathers first described.
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Once launched, the allegation of betrayal took on a life of its own, transforming a liberal nationalist hemmed in by the Manichaean logic of the Cold War into the diabolical dictator our fathers first described.
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Over on The CW, DC Comics series The Flash has been adding its own bizarro characters as our heroes learn more about Earth Two, an alternate reality where some of their counterparts are diabolical villains.
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"This was a diabolical, premeditated crime, one of the most odious that I have ever been involved with or that this agency has ever investigated," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said at a news conference.
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So on March 1, when Salem town justice John Hathorne asked Tituba once more what had prompted her to hurt the girls, she shocked the community by claiming that she had partaken in a diabolical covenant.
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They wind up raising the boy, who they name Adam (Sam Taylor Buck), in a bucolic English village, while the forces of Satan mistakenly concentrate all their diabolical energy on grooming a powerful politician's son instead.
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The diabolical Don Alfonso bets the young men that their sweethearts will be unfaithful to them, then has them pretend to go off to war; they return in disguise to try to seduce each other's fiancée.
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Even at his most entertainingly diabolical, he is no longer the most compelling figure on screen — that title would go to Claire, who may well be surpassing her husband as House of Cards' center of gravity.
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Garnett claims part of the diabolical plot against him involved his wealth manager and accountant trying to get him to live on a budget so they would have a greater pool of cash to steal from.
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In the twisty diabolical mystery, Cliff Robertson plays a wealthy New Orleans businessman devoured by guilt after the deaths of his wife, Elizabeth (Geneviève Bujold), and their daughter in a bungled car chase with their kidnappers.
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The killer calls himself Eumenides after the third of the Oresteia ancient Greek tragedies by Aeschylus and warns each of his victims in notes drawn with exquisite Chinese calligraphy, luring the police into a diabolical game.
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The chains bounce the diabolical animatronic from one edge to another, pulling it up and down, violently smashing it against the ground, then dragging it around in a sinister choreography defined by an unseen computer program.
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I wouldn't say that today's solve was diabolical, but there was a touch of crustiness to some of its entries, like SEE IF I CARE, SORE AT, CITATION, NO USE and the exasperated expression SOME PEOPLE!
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Like a diabolical cicada, Pennywise the Clown — or rather the supernatural force whose principal avatar he is — has emerged from a period of dormancy, bringing his wheedling, lethal psychological manipulation to a new generation of victims.
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Now, the keys aren't being used for just fun and games anymore as there's a diabolical scheme going on with a mysterious "Well Lady" named Dodge (Laysla De Oliveira) trying to get them all for herself.
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Big data takes talent out of the equation Pick your favorite movie about artificial intelligence, and I'll wager it includes a plotline where the perfect mind veers off the tracks of humanity into some diabolical plan.
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Johnson got off to the right start on Thursday at the Players Championship, taming the sometimes diabolical TPC Sawgrass to shoot a relatively breezy 6-under 66 and join five others with the Day 1 lead.
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While he told me production editing had "a lot to do with it," he argued people who now find it comforting to think of Mr. Trump as a puppet deny his "diabolical genius" for starting fights.
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No animal ever torments another for the mere purpose of tormenting, but man does it, and it is this that constitutes the diabolical feature in his character which is so much worse than the merely animal.
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And it's true that he loves to create battles with evil or wildly flawed opponents -- whether it's "pathological" Ben Carson, "lyin" Ted Cruz, "crooked" Hillary Clinton or the diabolical media - and build sometimes fantastical story lines.
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Hayes on Tuesday co-moderated a town hall event on racism with fellow MSNBC star Joy Reid, who recently made headlines for claiming that homophobic posts on her pre-fame blog were planted there by diabolical hackers.
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The new biopic Charlie Says casts the focus three women who were Manson's followers — Leslie Van Houten (Hannah Murray), Patricia Krenwinkel (Sosie Bacon), and Susan Atkins (Marianne Rendón) — and how they rationalized committing diabolical acts for Manson.
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The suit looks pretty dope thoPhoto: Ryan F. MandelbaumThe oversized jeans bunched up comically and uncomfortably around my waist as I tightened my belt last night, and I realized that I'd totally fallen for a diabolical scheme.
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Killmonger is motivated by watching and suffering years of prejudice, by knowledge of an extensive history of wrongs, and the film never diminishes that anger by revealing racism to be the diabolical scheme of Thanos or something.
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Darkwater writes about how they were taught to see politics as a battleground for spiritual forces, and to see anything that might prevent a Christian theocracy from taking hold in America as the result of diabolical intervention.
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Back then, Redick was the diabolical pong star who drilled spontaneous thirty-footers and wrote poetry about his haters—the type of generational amateur talent whose professional chops scouts often have difficulty parsing from cult of personality.
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It's a stealth recruitment video for the hearts and minds of future consumers of DC product, a diabolical gateway drug posing as a harmless kiddie flick about Danish playdate action figures with crescent hands and helmet hair.
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Fisher reprised the role in later "Star Wars" sequels, gaining sex symbol status in "Return of the Jedi" in 1983 when her Leia character wore a metallic gold bikini while enslaved by the diabolical Jabba the Hutt.
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It signals a condition where evil is said to enter the world as a diabolical disease of power, a power that, because it exceeds all given limits, can only be the pure energy of oppression and domination.
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Jay Inslee said Monday that the recent crisis of undocumented children being separated by their families is part of a "diabolical scheme" created as part of the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance policy" to look tough on immigration.
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It is time humanity saw the forest for the trees lest we fall off the cliff of time as a ground-breaking, soulless creature with an overbearing intellect and diabolical ego who pulverized everything in its way.
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Accused of covering up the truth about Crawford's hanging and about the mystery man responsible, Abar is arrested, suggesting a victory for the white supremacists, or at least for the surely diabolical agenda that Keene is pursuing.
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Not sure the call's not coming from inside the house on this one … it's diabolical and genius because when people start gossiping about you and someone else and they start putting your picture together, it gets real suggestive.
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Throughout the course of the series, Chuck does many terrible things — he famously pimps Blair out to his uncle in exchange for a hotel, to name his most diabolical — but we're always supposed to root for his redemption.
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The debated question of Wells' true involvement, as well as how the investigation unfolded, is re-examined in Netflix's four-part docu series Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist, which is streaming now.
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For eleven straight days, a speaker inside the tank blasted the kind of playlist that would cause the Sistine Chapel's paint job to peel, in the hopes that it would affect the beer in the most diabolical way.
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But this scene came with a diabolical twist: Trump's comments about groping women, caught on tape, had gone public just two days before, letting Clinton (and viewers) know what he was capable of doing to women in private.
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Masters reported that Reid and Abrams began working together last November, before the MSNBC star's credibility was called into question because she claimed homophobic and other offensive posts had been planted on her pre-fame blog by diabolical hackers.
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In her suit, Tyna claims Urlacher -- along with his lawyers and a reporter for the Chicago Tribune -- concocted a diabolical plot to convince officials and the public that the shooting was NOT a suicide, but rather Tyna murdered Ryan.
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It seems diabolical of the mild-mannered student, but let's not forget that she also dumped a Pop's milkshake on Veronica (Camila Mendes), and seemed to be cutting out letters for those threatening letters the production received before showtime.
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Todd, you make a good point about the latest turn of events giving Ted Danson the chance to return to playing a much more diabolical version of Michael, even as the "real" Michael continues on his path toward good.
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" The remarks by Gundlach, who in April recommended investors short Facebook Inc, extended losses in Facebook shares on Monday after he characterized the social media giant as a "diabolical data-collection monster that would ultimately fall victim to regulation.
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" Instead, Evil says he wound up serving as more of an "ideas guy," helping Trump out with some of his most diabolical plots like the wall, which Evil says he originally designed as "a moat filled with spiky blowfish.
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It is from this hole that the diabolical Richard first scrambles into view, eyes gleaming and smile atilt, to carry out his duties as Death's dispatcher in chief in this poetically exact interpretation of "Richard III" by Garry Hynes.
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I love the opportunity for friction, for great diabolical, cataclysmic confrontation, because definitely, Mellie has always believed that if you had a hard question, you turn to Olivia to give you not the easy answer, but the honest answer.
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The Kremlin has responded with its usual ridicule of Western charges, calling them "a diabolical blend of perfume" in a rather sick reference to the perfume bottle used to poison Mr. Skripal and his daughter with a nerve agent.
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"Lucifer-like, Satanic, demonic, diabolical, a witch of deception" — this quote is an actual headline (since changed) from British tabloid the Mirror; the quotes are all salacious quips used by lawyers during the first trial of Knox and Sollecito.
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Supposedly the creatures are there to be protected from a cruel re-extinction policy, but actually they are pawns in a diabolical scheme to breed super-weapons that can be auctioned off to a gathering of international bad guys.
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If it is true that Trump is simultaneously complicit in the discord between Scaramucci and Kelly on the one hand and orchestrating Kelly's marginalization of his kids on the other, it suggests almost diabolical puppetmastering of an incredible degree.
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The streaming service had suspended production of its Emmy Award-winning show after actor Anthony Rapp alleged that Spacey — who played the diabolical protagonist President Frank Underwood — made unwanted sexual advances on him when Rapp was 14 years old.
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Shortly after the theater shooting in 2012, he told ABC that the gunman was "diabolical" and would have found another way to carry out his massacre if guns had not been available, a common argument from gun-control opponents.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Like the diabolical spawn of Franz Kafka and Michael Haneke, the Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos sets unfortunate humans loose in mazes of arbitrary, absurd authority and films them with an indifference that borders on cruelty.
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The soundtrack (which was low-key performed by Kay Hanley of Letters To Cleo and not Cook) is still on my workout playlist, and Parker Posey has never been funnier or kookier than she was playing a diabolical record exec.
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While the 1977 film had a handsome young daredevil, a beautiful princess and a wise wizard trouncing a diabolical villain, the new one paints the Rebellion as a messier business involving guerilla combat, collateral damage, squabbling factions and unheroic deaths.
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The best part was when the judges were diabolical enough to give a pastry challenge for the final technical — and the contestants were savvy enough to figure out that it was because all three of them struggled with that skill.
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If I've met this person and they've sold me this very original logline, and then someone else who I happen to be with also knows this person... I mean it sounds kind of diabolical, but that is absolutely how it works.
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Netflix has seemingly found one -- and as a bonus, a female version -- in "Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist," a bizarrely twisted four-part documentary series, built around the strange case of Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong.
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The previous year, a C.I.A.-backed coup had overthrown Iran's elected prime minister, Mohammed Mossadegh, and within a few years the C.I.A. would help found Savak, the shah's diabolical security agency, responsible for the torture and disappearance of countless dissidents.
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Rather than a Hitchcockian cat-and-mouse, victim-murderer chase, an elaborate ménage-a-trois forms between Mr. Robert, Eva and her husband, Josef, with Eva as the devil's muse, a victim whose appetites prove more diabolical than her aggressor's.
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Not only is "The Bottle IMP" one of my all-time favorite short stories, there's also a devilishly diabolical trick-taking card game of the same name that somehow manages to perfectly capture the feel and tension of Stevenson's story.
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So it's a sort of relief that, for as sick and violent and sadistic as Lars von Trier's new film is, "The House That Jack Built" fails to conjure anything as diabolical and morally outrageous as nonconsensual head-to-heinie.
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The expectation is that viewers will remember each previous film as if they saw it yesterday, or else scramble to catch up on the mythology that leads Thanos (Josh Brolin) to amass the Stones in a diabolical plot for universal domination.
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Immigration activists say the proposed rule's true aims are both simpler and more diabolical than that: "They want to strip away every last protection for detained immigrant children," says Omar Jadwat, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigrants' Rights Project.
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All the major characters have their roles to play, including Adrian Veidt, who had been stranded on a distant moon for eight episodes, and various diabolical plots have been articulated and foiled, which is what superhero stories are supposed to do.
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Recent obsession with true crime (seriously, it seems like half of Netflix's original series are true crime dramas) proves that audiences are still intrigued by the thoughts and inner workings of some of the most diabolical killers in the world.
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One of Lhasa's iterations—listed on the menu as "sushi laping"—consists of long yellow noodles, which are coated in a jammy chili sauce with a long, slow, diabolical burn, then rolled up, like sushi rice, around cubes of fried tofu.
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Under "Ignorant Patriarchy," we find Homer Simpson and Archie Bunker; Lloyd Blankfein and Martin Shkreli share space within "Ruthless Capitalism"; "Diabolical Evil" gives us Baron Harkonnen and Adolph Hitler; and "Violent Hatred" is represented by Michael Myers and George Zimmerman.
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" But the newspaper dismissed the concerns that many Republicans have about Clinton's involvement, or lack thereof, in the attack: "The incident was never the diabolical conspiracy that Republicans wanted us to believe, and Clinton was absolved of blame after lengthy investigations.
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Until Aston Martin's project with Red Bull to build the fastest car in the world comes to fruition, the Vulcan is unquestionably the most diabolical Aston you can buy — and at a list price of well over $2 million, it better be.
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"The miraculous, the visionary and the diabolical fuse here in a film that grapples simply and powerfully with the unknown," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times when "Under the Sun of Satan," now restored, was shown at the 1987 New York Film Festival.
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Later in an episode called "Mad Love," we learned about her backstory as Dr. Harleen Quinzel, an ambitious new psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum; by episode's end, she was drawn in by the Joker's diabolical charisma and transformed into his girlfriend-slash-sidekick, a.k.a.
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On this week's Crazy Ex, the new song "I'm Not Sad" will debut, along with the return of Rebecca's Spice Girls impression (let's not forget its fantastic first outing in "Friendtopia" — the most lovingly diabolical parody of "Wannabe" in the history of time).
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While runes reemerged in 20th-century neopaganism and (strangely enough) attempts at diabolical magic during the Third Reich, the process of runic divination that we're most familiar with now was developed by Ralph Blum in the '80s, with The Book of Runes.
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The report was quickly repeated by those eager to believe that Google was part of a vast web of a diabolical intent to socialize the internet and erode consumer privacy; it even got the alt-right cartoon treatment, which is embedded above.
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" Avalos points to 2013's The Conjuring (the "true story" tale of Christian ghost-hunters that has since developed a franchise of spinoffs), which closes with text quoted from the real life ghost-hunter the film is based around: "Diabolical forces are formidable.
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Inside the elbows, under the elbows, around the elbows, low blowing if he felt he could get away with it, Frazier was at his most diabolical in the area of the fight which an ageing Ali had been using to catch his breath.
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Anti-Semitism in America declined after World War II. But as Leo Ribuffo points out, the underlying narrative — of a diabolical transnational cabal of aliens plotting to undermine the very foundations of Christian civilization — survived in the anti-Communist diatribes of Joseph McCarthy.
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At the same time, there's something almost perverse about an invention as staggering as this -- given the abundant possibilities -- being put to use in the service of such a specific campaign to torment one individual, as opposed to some diabolical master plan.
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They said they passed on the complimentary Champagne, fancy dinner, and breakfast, concerned that if their seat was meant to be empty, there might not be enough food on board — and also probably feeling a bit guilty about what they called a "diabolical" crime.
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The story focuses on the diabolical relationship of a dead-eyed dental prosthetist in Caracas (the brilliant 60-year-old Chilean star Alfredo Castro) and a young hustler he picks up on a street corner who foolishly comes to regard him as a surrogate father.
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"We started Liquid Death with the diabolical plan to completely obliterate bottled water marketing clichés by taking the world's healthiest beverage and making it just as funny and stupid and entertaining as the unhealthy brands across energy drinks, soda, and beer," the company's website explains.
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While most people will associate Syria with the death and destruction that is in the news — neighborhoods reduced to rubble by government airstrikes; diabolical Islamic State fighters in black balaclavas; babies bobbing lifeless in the sea — Syrians are so much more than this war.
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Instead, they taught that the Holy Spirit would soon turn this world over to the Antichrist, a diabolical world leader who would preside over an awful holocaust in which those true believers who had not already been raptured to heaven would suffer interminable tribulations.
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When Rush was 15, a shitty rich kid from his second boarding school wanted to get kilos of marijuana from the Christian dealers in Tucson, and took him on a diabolical road trip to get them, finally completely dumping him in the middle of nowhere.
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"The diabolical brilliance of the Trump strategy of disinformation is that many people are simply going to hear the charges and countercharges, and decide that there must be something to them because the president of the United States is saying them," a presidential historian says.
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It lays out his disregard for science, evident in his onetime insistence that smoking doesn't cause cancer and a belief that alarms about climate change were "a secret effort to increase government control over people's lives for some unstated diabolical purpose," according to the book.
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Simon catalogues a number of these tiny puppet-masters, traveling to far-flung locales in search of zombie ants, killer shrimp (which are a particularly unpleasant sort), diabolical caterpillars, cunning birds, murderous bumblebees, and the beautiful jewel-toned wasps that perform complex brain surgery on unsuspecting cockroaches.
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Opeth obviously aren't the first metal band to scream a track's title out of nowhere, but the way they frame this moment in their crushing-but-moody anthem to autumn is diabolical, powerful, and indicative of the band's MO of adding folk flourishes to brutal death metal.
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While the 1990 novel has been updated a bit for the times — apparently one of Crowley's diabolical acts was inventing the selfie — it otherwise stays true to the tangled plot, where the final conflict between good and evil will kick off shortly after the antichrist's 11th birthday.
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Instead, it seems probable that his eleventh hour strategy of doubling down on hostility -- whether towards women in general or Clinton in particular, the "rigged" American electoral system or the biased media -- is part of a diabolical plan to turn us all off what happens next.
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But for my money, the most consequential decision of McConnell's career (and, since this is McConnell we're talking about, the most diabolical decision as well) came last summer—amid intense, classified, bipartisan discussions about how to respond to Russian election interference—and remained undisclosed until December.
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Then there's the Masters venue itself, which favors power players such as Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Jason Day, Bubba Watson and Rory McIlroy, who all are capable of reaching the par-5 holes in two and hitting towering approach shots to tucked pins on diabolical greens.
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The Gotham Bat and the Man of Steel inhabit the same intellectual-property universe, and the fight between them is, depending on how you look at it, either a diabolical stunt cooked up by Lex Luthor or a cynical cash grab engineered by DC and Warner Brothers.
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But it's a little diabolical, because when I ask people what women bring that's different than men, I'm kind of forcing them to stereotype, and we very quickly get into this, well, maybe they're better with kids, or good at deescalating, and then they end up apologizing.
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Puffs of smoke form visions, 23 both alluring and menacing, until the diabolical "spirit of smoke" vows to teach Dud a lesson—and lifts him from the ground, through the clouds, to the moon, 24 while the dog cries and literally floods the street with its tears.
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Nor does it include conspiracy theories that hold prominence in other countries, like Turkey, where President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his allies argued that European countries were lowering the value of Turkish currency on purpose as part of a diabolical plan to "demolish" the country (they weren't).
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The 19-century German pessimist Arthur Schopenhauer was perhaps the first philosopher to draw attention to what he called the "diabolical" in his work "On Human Nature": For man is the only animal which causes pain to others without any further purpose than just to cause it.
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Watching everyone on The Flash realize that Caitlin Snow's Earth Two counterpart is a diabolical supervillain with a killer leather wardrobe and a questionable wig is one thing, but watching Caitlin grapple with what that might mean for her intrinsically, as a person, is quite another.
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After Ally meets the diabolical manager, the film becomes a sort of montage of the steps she takes from recording a demo to triumphing as an arena-filling, Grammy-nominated celebrity, but it doesn't stop to examine what she is doing or whether she wants to do it.
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Hamill's Chucky is happy to gab about his murderous obsession, and one gets the sense that instead of watching all the Child's Play movies as homework, he watched all the Toy Story movies instead, taking notes on how to infuse diabolical madness into Woody's obsession with his own Andy.
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"But here's the thing: If you aren't crazy, which most of you aren't, and you agree that accusing teenagers of being part of some sort of diabolical underground government scheme is nuts, you can't just sit there and let these scumbags spread these lies about these kids," Kimmel said.
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Those battling these slippery and sometimes brilliantly diabolical terror networks need a persistently unconventional mindset to innovate new methods, utilize novel technologies and employ creative strategies, as the Harpoon task force did, just to keep these no-frill attacks like lethal car rammings from turning pandemic on us.
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There are those who think that the allegations against Moore are the result of a political smear campaign, or — worse — that diabolical "forces of evil" are attempting to push God out of government, in this case by muddling a staunch Christian politician's chances of winning a Senate seat.
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The Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor feasts on dissonance with almost diabolical glee, perpetrating one of the most violent harmonies of the pre-Wagnerian era: a chord in which a D clashes with both a C-sharp and an E-flat, resulting in a full-throated acoustical scream.
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Seven stories above Manhattan, 4,000 miles from Poland and 47 years after the end of the war, the prosecutor studied the 20023-year-old retired potato chip salesman sitting before him — quite certain that he had been part of one of the most diabolical operations in the Holocaust.
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Players have been full of praise all week but their mood can be as fickle as the weather on the Monterey peninsula and could turn quickly as it did in 1992 when officials were caught off guard in the final round when 20 golfers shot in the 80s in diabolical conditions.
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But no matter how you look at them, Russia's Facebook ads were almost certainly less consequential than the Trump campaign's mastery of two critical parts of the Facebook advertising infrastructure: The ads auction, and a benign-sounding but actually Orwellian product called Custom Audiences (and its diabolical little brother, Lookalike Audiences).
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The Devil Wears Prada, based on the 2003 novel by Lauren Weisberger, debuted in theaters in 2006 and starred Anne Hathaway as Andy, a recent college graduate who lands a job at the prestigious Runway magazine only to find herself the assistant to the diabolical editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep).
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In language better suited to a Dan Brown novel than a serious nonfiction book, she describes Buchanan as an "evil genius," and suggests he had a "diabolical" plan to permanently "shackle" democracy, so that the will of the majority would no longer influence government in core areas of the economy.
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At the same time, we have a media and political and economic elite trying to normalize some of the most fucked-up sense of politics and screwed-up frames, and disfigure what would be considered normal discourse in a way that allows in all sorts of toxic, racist, diabolical rhetorics.
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JEFFREY GUNDLACH: And I said short for reasons that were so obvious, they were staring you in the face, that what you thought was a community of safety and warmth was actually a diabolical data collection monster that would ultimately fall victim to regulation and when they fall victim to regulation, sectors collapse.
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From meat-and-potatoes tropes like handheld cameras, the "woman in distress," and the "unreliable narrator," to scarring cuts like interrogation sequences and "do you trust me?" moments, Nymphomaniac will get under your skin and stay there, not unlike the scariest installments in the diabolical von Trier canon, Antichrist, The Kingdom, and Epidemic.
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Dr. Laing, who has the style and sophistication of those living on the upper floors, draws the interest of the Architect (Jeremy Irons), a mildly disabled schemer who lives at the top of this Grand Guignol with a diabolical, sexually charged redhead (Keeley Hawes) who tends to horses on their rooftop terrace.
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Nick McMaster, the six-string bassist and diabolical vocalist of both progressive black metallers Krallice and the band's younger counterpart, death metal duo Geryon, is nestled comfortably inside Carroll Gardens' cozy wine joint Black Mountain Wine House, swigging down a glass of fine vino and chowing down on a tasty goat cheese tart.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — When you've got a demonic child in Washington splattering dark stinking bile, croaking gibberish, spewing vulgar personal attacks, lying to sow confusion, whining about the unfairness of the attempts of righteous men to compel the diabolical behavior and head-spinning outbursts to stop, who do you call?
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There's a jubilant guess-who who's who of voice actors: Lisa Kudrow (as an owl emerging from a coma), Hilary Swank (the insufferable Justin Bieber–type Joey Pogo), Margo Martindale (a criminally diabolical version of herself), LaKeith Stanfield, Keith Olbermann, Stephen Colbert, Lance Bass, Whoopi Goldberg, Paul McCartney, RuPaul, and Nicole Holofcener.
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The host, Jonah Ray, is new but the smart-mouthed bots, Crow T. Robot and Tom Servo, and the setup are the same: A pilot aboard a spacecraft — the Satellite of Love — is forced to watch a never-ending string of cheesy B-movies in a diabolical experiment conducted by mad scientists.
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As Langdon — son of "pure evil" and also technically the offspring of Murder House characters Tate (Evan Peters) and Vivien (Connie Britton) — Fern has played truly diabolical, murdering anyone who dares stand in his path of destruction, eating a human heart, and being really, really mean to the wildly insecure Mr. Gallant (also Peters).
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The creator of a series detective has two options: supply the sleuth with one forgettable case after another while the character remains essentially unchanged or, in the interest of keeping the stakes high, turn the detective's life into soap opera, a preposterous string of murdered wives, kidnapped children, and showdowns with diabolical serial killers.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a third-term Democrat, saw a different culprit for much of the state's projected $13 billion shortfall, what he called "a diabolical, political maneuver" in the new tax rules to cap the so-called SALT deduction — something he said might be causing high earners to flee to tax havens like Florida.
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In its elegant Baroque center and along its canal system, Den Bosch is pulling out the stops for visitors, with events throughout the year including nightly light shows on the market square, projected 3-D images of diabolical Bosch characters, themed canal tours and rare climbs outside St. John's Cathedral, covered with fantastical gargoyles and sculptures.
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The parts that were good were so good, but I was thinking about the racial draft skit, the first one, which is like so...diabolical and genius, and of course the racial draft skit was a recurring thing on the Chappelle Show where Dave Chappelle's responding to I guess multiculturalism and how everyone claims multiple identities.
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But the bones of a good show are still present, with Molly Parker and Toby Stephens as would-be Alpha Centauri colonists Maureen and John Robinson, and Parker Posey as the diabolical June Harris, who actively sabotages the Robinsons and other colonists after their ship is breached and they try to survive on a mysterious planet.
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Once Jessi is visited by her first period and her own hormone monster — which, again, is voiced to diabolical perfection by Rudolph — she starts flying into the kinds of random rages and inexplicable bouts of attraction that often define puberty for young girls, an experience that's much more rare to see depicted on TV than that of boys like Nick and Andrew.
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Except this time, the Judge will be watching everything, and Sean and the Bad Place folks will also be involved, both via choosing the four new test subjects and by creating an evil Michael doppelganger, the better to let Ted Danson return to playing the diabolical version of Michael from early season two, something he was so clearly great at.
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Not only did live burials, castration, the carving of organs and the roasting of people become routine, but more diabolical tortures were practiced, such as hanging people by their tongues on iron hooks or burying people to their waists and watching them torn apart by German shepherds ... So sickening was the spectacle that even Nazis in the city were horrified.
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I hiked to Gare du Nord, boarded Eurostar, connected at King's Cross to Paddington, took First Great Western to Didcot Parkway (a mole on Britain's beautiful ass), caught the 40-minute rail-replacement bus to Oxford (which was blasting Duran Duran and 80s pop music louder than my diabolical burps), and managed the walk back to my flat before I vomited.
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And that&aposs every FBI and every cop&aposs nightmare, this type of attack which is low cost to the enemy and yet it can be terribly lethal and it shows how evil and diabolical the way they are, and it also shows how wrong the critics have been over the years who have been critical of the NYPD for wasting too much surveillance, for overstretching this issue.
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"And from the Daily Beast article alleging Michael Sanchez was the one who actually provided the texts:Documents reviewed by The Daily Beast show that Michael Sanchez believed the Enquirer pursued its story about Bezos with "President Trump's knowledge and appreciation"—a chase encouraged, in Sanchez's estimation, by Republican operatives "who THINK Jeff gets up every morning and has a WaPo meeting to plot its next diabolical attack on President Trump.
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Jay Inslee (D) on Monday slammed President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that separated families at the southern border, calling it a "diabolical scheme" that was put in place in an effort to look tough.
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Or, if you are a diabolical monster bent on disobeying the police and shattering the thin line between order and chaos holding our fragile society together, you could, you know, do the other thing: Dig through your recycling bin for a plastic bottle suitable for fashioning a grav-bong and immediately drive over to the woman's house to see if she needs any help disposing of the evidence.
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Catch W&R on their US tour with Some Ember later this summer: 29.01 - Los Angeles, CA - Non Plus Ultra29.02 - San Francisco, CA - Bottom of the Hill29.03 - Davis, CA - The Morgue 8.15 - Salt Lake City, UT - Diabolical Records8.16 - Denver, CO - Juice Church8.17 - Omaha, NE - Milk Run8.18 - Ames, IA - DG's Taphouse8.19 - Minneapolis, MN - Eagle's Club8.20 - Chicago, IL - TriTriangle9.023 - Ann Arbor/Detroit, MI - TBA8.22 - Columbus, OH - Double Happiness8.23 - Baltimore, MD - The Crown8.24 - Washington, D.C. - Safari Rest.
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He still mixes the sacred with the profane with diabolical grace, as we see on the intoxicating album opener (and my favorite track), "Holy Christos," but here, the album does what it says on the tin; it's undoubtedly about a lot of things (things that Cowgill could explain far better than I), but ultimately, as songs like the moody, gothic "Who Taught You How to Love" make clear, Sex is about making love—and sometimes about fucking.
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For fans who are weary of the empire's grip, the Falcons' resistance may be their only hope... Cast Patriots coach Bill Belichick — Emperor of a dynasty and diabolical strategist Falcons coach Dan Quinn — A defensive guru and spirited leader focused on breaking the Patriots' grip on power Patriots quarterback Tom Brady — Dark master of the art of handling a football — inflated or deflated Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan — An accomplished warrior well-versed in the ways of remaining cool under pressure Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman — Brady's right-hand man as they execute their iron-fisted battle plans Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones — A confident, aggressive, young gladiator with deadly hands It's sure to be a battle of galactic proportions.
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