For celebrity news diehards, it was a cruel, cruel summer.
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When Francis expects resistance from Vatican diehards, he sidesteps it.
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Few but cryptocurrency diehards go shopping with the digital currency.
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Some motorsports diehards, inside and outside the sport, were open minded.
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For true dog diehards, Buddy has his own merch page too.
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Sorry Glass diehards, but like hoverboards, Google Glass is so over.
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Buffy diehards, be warned that this may ignite the nostalgic waterworks.
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So Bannon was smart to recruit some of Trump's favorite diehards.
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Maybe the Trump diehards will never lose faith in the president.
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They aren't diehards in the way that you think they are.
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Even Sega Genesis diehards would admit that it's a pretty dominant lineup.
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Could Daniel Avery fanatics happily co-exist with Angus & Julia Stone diehards?
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Food delivery diehards, the partnership you've been waiting for is finally here.
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Amazon diehards can also buy it or $19.99, no Prime membership required.
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For some fans, especially the diehards, all of this just feels wrong.
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Are you a veteran attendee traveling with a posse of fellow festival diehards?
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Episode 3 of AHS: Apocalypse, "Forbidden Fruit," separated the diehards from the rookies.
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It woke the crowd up—both the Clinton supporters and the Bernie diehards.
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When you making a certain level of music you're going to have diehards.
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So I'm wondering: Will the DRL be "real" enough for the hobby's diehards?
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Anecdotally, there are GOP diehards who hate Trump too much vote for him.
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This style has captivated casual hip-hop fans while infuriating the genre's diehards.
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But diehards, experts always note, will almost never give up on a theory.
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" He implored Clinton diehards to understand "the election was not your Twitter mentions.
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Thanks to some stealthy sleuthing, many Star Wars diehards think they have the answer.
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Below, see the best tweets about the news from GoT and Jonas Brothers diehards.
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You may also be surprised to learn there are still BlackBerry diehards out there.
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The lower number of repeat customers is a more accurate reflection of Lego diehards.
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And while the Berniecrats writhe, and tweet, Clinton diehards line up in her defense.
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A cult of diehards resists new technology and builds a vibrant Super Smash Bros.
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"But the people who come here on a Saturday morning are diehards," Cozart said.
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Some diehards oppose any contact with the island until the Communist Party relinquishes power.
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And now I have to ask Roswell diehards, did this really happen in Season 3?
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And those net neutrality diehards have been very vocal, and proactive, about protecting those protections.
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None of us is outright forced to vaccinate; diehards can find alternative schools and alternative careers.
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Like many Broadway diehards, the vocal powerhouse is eager to take on Barbra Streisand's iconic role.
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And I wasn't about to go to Samsung, where headphone jack diehards have supposedly claimed refuge.
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Davis divides the Clark County electorate into two groups, high school football diehards and everyone else.
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Let's see if they can out-diehard the diehards when the reissue comes out November 10.
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Getting into repeated petty and vicious Twitter wars with Hillary diehards is not a pleasant experience.
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They discover that colleagues are immensely passionate about scrambled eggs or are sunny-side-up diehards.
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They invited exactly 300 other PSG diehards to the group and closed it to the public.
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It's tempting to think of Horizon as the game for non-racers, and Motorsport for the diehards.
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The news riled up some Patriots' diehards, who likely didn't remember that Saturday was April Fools' Day.
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Because next time (if, God forbid, there is one), not even the diehards will be that forgiving.
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Diehards will stick with the GOP presidential candidate to the end, but his campaign is no juggernaut.
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While the Joneses of the conspiracy world have backed off, the diehards are still going full bore.
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A whopping landslide would sideline the Tory Diehards giving her room for maneuver in the Brexit talks.
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Necco Wafer diehards are freaking out as fears that the much-maligned candy could disappear forever grow.
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There are Democrats and Republicans, Trump diehards and Bernie bros, Hillary proponents and anti-establishment 20-somethings.
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A coronavirus reinvention The Hills, who describe themselves as "foodie diehards," quickly sought to reinvent their operation.
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The record's still two days away from release, but the diehards sing along to all the singles.
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But horror has always played by slightly different rules, since the genre is usually pitched to diehards.
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For instance, this model doesn't have circle taillights, and that's a high crime to some Corvette diehards.
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Although the ERA diehards vowed to never give up, the women's movement splintered and the culture moved on.
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Even Apple diehards can probably agree that the Galaxy S183 is the best-looking phone they've ever seen.
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Maybe Cave's sincerity — after so much weirdness and irony — is an attraction for fans who aren't quite diehards.
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According to Nvidia, 3D diehards will get the last drivers for 3D Vision in April with Release 418.
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Some advice from cosplay veterans: * Volunteer Many diehards get free access to the big shows by helping out.
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Mr Xi, in turn, could come under pressure from military diehards arguing that China has been too patient.
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Still, the diehards continued hunting for new spaces to help the genre reclaim some of its former glory.
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It's these two tracks, "Hawaii" and "Give Me Strength," that are the real treat for Neil Young diehards.
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The idea, of course, was to make it irresistible for the diehards to upgrade, and help sales abroad.
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The publisher's fans are diehards who closely follow Japanese games like Akiba's Beat long before localization is announced.
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Some diehards insist the system is too corrupt, too Iranian and too broken to fix, but fewer are listening.
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Getting a chance to perform with DNCE would be better than eating cake by the ocean for these diehards.
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Plus, for the console diehards, they have a section detailing the road to the game's full release on Xbox.
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Diehards are dusting off plans for grands projets like a standing EU army or a Europe-wide intelligence agency.
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That said, true diehards will likely miss the Knight Rider-esque black and red vibe of the original product.
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This combination, which allowed Gillespie to appeal both to suburban voters and to Trump diehards, was considered potentially lethal.
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They're the diehards, people getting legitimately excited for events like N7 day, and reading codex entries during their lunch.
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He has called for movement diehards to leave the safety of their chatrooms and engage in the real world.
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"You can't just have the diehards," said Dana R. Fisher, a University of Maryland professor who studies collective action.
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I expect Eatsa diehards to make a Facebook cover photo out of their name on these see-through contraptions.
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But it does today, and that's served as vindication for the movement's diehards that they've been onto something all along.
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While there have been some recent A-mount camera releases, diehards have been awaiting a new flagship for four years.
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Through careful experimentation and data mining (a process through which players examine a game's code), diehards have discovered 19 sigils.
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Basically, a veritable feast for diehards who have kept up with the Tree Hill gang long after the finale aired.
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McLaren is a powerful might that's been lurking in the shadows among diehards, but only now getting its mainstream due.
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Of course, because Leicas have such high price tags, the market is about the brand diehards who shoulder the costs.
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These people are Chrome OS diehards, and they're really the only people I think should even consider the Pixel Slate.
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They're a non-profit operated by privacy diehards like Moxie Marlinspike, who aren't interested in collecting your data for profit.
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However cool and exciting these releases were for diehards, they still weren't initially shared with the consent of the band.
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Effectively, the same Twitter diehards that criticize every tweak and change might pay the price for the app's growth problems.
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It hasn't caught on with nearly the same intensity of the phablet form factor, but diehards still swear by it.
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One of her first stops is a rally of Pizzagate diehards in Lafayette Park, not far from the White House.
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Diehards like to wave away its flaws in one fell swoop simply by calling it a product of its time.
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Throughout the revival, Gilmore Girls diehards eagerly watched to see who Rory ends up with at the end of the series.
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Perhaps after years of dwindling demand, a few Windows Mobile diehards have finally purchased the last remnants of Microsoft's smartphone legacy.
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Instead, it's a chance for Pokémon diehards to spend two hours inside a universe many of us have invested years in.
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While tensions between the Sanders diehards and the MAGA zealots never boiled over, the dynamic of the weekend was painfully oppositional.
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For the diehards, their headlining slot at Riot Fest and subsequent club shows are a shot at something that seemed impossible.
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And the Kaling-Novak couple fandom was real on social media as Office diehards and romance shippers freaked out over their reunion.
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Stanwell acknowledged his client's new look on his own Insta and called out "#RIPSpencer," which must have stung for PLL diehards everywhere.
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This is the home of the No Man's Sky diehards, and also the access point for much of the game's thriving community.
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While most Pokémon diehards are delighted about the launch, some worry about what their surroundings will say about their Pokémon chasing behavior.
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Netflix's latest YA adaptation, To All The Boys I've Loved Before, finally captured everything rom-com diehards love most about the genre.
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There is a big, new smartphone in town—and it might make some of you Apple diehards start questioning your life choices.
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A collapse in demand created the diversity, and the city's basketball diehards of all backgrounds have created a community in that space.
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All in all, some welcome upgrades, but probably not the revolution GoPro diehards were waiting/hoping for after a two-year wait.
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But the conventions are revealing it's infected broad swaths of the GOP — and even a few diehards in the Bernie Sanders movement.
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Cox Media Group, the digital media arm of Cox Communications, is closing "Diehards," its college sports vertical, citing "extremely challenging" business dynamics.
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After tweeting the hashtag #JusticeForGlitter for weeks, the Mariah diehards got the album up to number one on iTunes, 17 years later.
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The sudden epiphany of ethics from long silent politicians and commentators has left Clinton diehards with only a type of transactional ethics.
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Both the reluctant Trump voters and diehards each wanted the same thing when they went to the polls last November: economic success.
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But with the new MacBook Air and Mac mini, Apple seems like it's ready to toss Mac diehards a small, but welcome bone.
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BEST FOR PROTECTION BEST FOR VIDEO BINGING BEST FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AND VLOGGING BEST FOR POWER USERS BEST FOR DOWNSIZING BEST FOR APPLE DIEHARDS
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Capcom diehards, and old-school DBZ fans in equal measure with what look like the best game the franchise has seen in ages.
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Pokémon diehards who want to get their hands on Detective Pikachu trading cards will have to go opening weekend, according to Warner Bros.
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" As with the Bars, Soylent diehards have been posting their Powder 1.6 experiences online, with reports of stomach acid, cramps, and "terrible shits.
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And when that product is now closer to the price of third-party keyboards, then all the Apple diehards have something to celebrate.
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There's a faction of From Software diehards who resist any suggestion that the game could be made more welcoming for a wider audience.
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Celtic's diehards might dismiss Be'er Sheva as "an Israeli team", but they probably have more in common with their opponents than they realise.
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It's no secret that violent American extremists—from alt-right foot soldiers to militia movement diehards to archetypical skinheads—tend to be men.
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According to Vanity Fair, Storm Of Kings XXX Parody is an episodic film series that acts as wish fulfillment for the show's diehards.
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For some Pokémon diehards, it seemed like maybe enough of a reason to even go out and buy one of the pricey wearables.
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The club took Atlanta by storm, attracting 55,0003 to their first home match — many diehards but also plenty attracted by the curiosity factor.
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Or, for Nordic noir diehards who are looking for something a little different, try Fallet, a dry Swedish comedy that subtly satirizes the genre.
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Jeff Flake, who was chased out of the GOP by Trump diehards, and the Salt Lake Tribune, Romney's hometown newspaper, both praised Romney's decision.
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A mass congeals at the front entrance, encompassing an assortment of bodies and temperaments—industry executives, fashion types, Marvel diehards, Bronx natives, nightlife regulars.
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He's talking about the fact that the B-side to his second ever single is still beloved by dance music diehards the world over.
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The star: Adele The mischief: Fighting to defend the name of a reality star Don't worry Adele diehards – your queen understands your passionate fandom.
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GOOD Music diehards know Mr. Hudson from his incomparable work on Kanye's 808s And Heartbreak, as well his own 2009 album Straight No Chaser.
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Some party diehards may be tempted to stress that groping and forced kissing are not equivalent to, say, Roy Moore's alleged abuse of teenagers.
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With the exception of a few Sanders diehards, everyone in the convention hall on Wednesday will likely be casting ballots for Clinton come November.
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On the Mac side, Apple's biggest change was the new MacBook Pro — a design that arguably alienated as many Mac diehards as it attracted.
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Plenty of accomplished gamers look down their noses at Fortnite, the way, perhaps, that some jazz and blues diehards, in 1964, dismissed the Beatles.
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If Comey's letter had resurrected the dreaded specter of Clinton's emails, her diehards in Florida, where she spent most of Saturday, were openly untroubled.
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By now, diehards around the globe will be anxiously eyeing their mailboxes, awaiting the arrival of Svartidauði's new EP, Hideous Silhouettes of Lynched Gods.
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Little of the information presented in exhibition will be new to Kubrick diehards, but that's not really the point of these kinds of shows.
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To commemorate the milestone, the VHS diehards at Everything is Terrible are turning a Los Angeles art gallery into a Jerry Maguire-themed video store.
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Backwards compatibility is Microsoft's go-to gotcha card when it wants to gin up support with fans and really stick it to the Sony diehards.
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Milo Ventimigilia is sharing his theory on who the father of Rory Gilmore's baby might be — and it is sure to shock Gilmore Girls diehards.
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Many fans are up in arms about Smith not being blue and Aladdin wearing a shirt ... but some diehards are just pissed there's no Gilbert.
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But there was no Bernie-bashing at the Warner, even when some in the crowd of Clinton diehards literally hissed at mention of his name.
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But, finally, there's some good news for witch house diehards, or well, anyone who's already looking back romantically on the early parts of the decade.
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Whereas diehards in 2015 still think of skhothane as more fashion and flash than arson and assault, the media had a different story to tell.
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The news immediately spread on social media among Wawa diehards and pits the chain against McDonald's (MCD), Popeye's, and other fast food chains and restaurants.
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The success of the digital coins seemed to diehards like righteous proof that the future of the economy was on the internet, not in governments.
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At a dismal 40 percent approval rating, the only ones left supporting him are the diehards who will be with him until the bitter end.
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These were not novel questions, we know, and to series diehards they were simple: Why do so many people have the letter X in their names.
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Diehards could get a Patsy Walker, AKA Hellcat miniseries starring Rachael Taylor, who already showed how badass she was in her supporting role on Jessica Jones.
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By the time Manny and Floyd met in the ring the world's casual fight fans, non-fans, and diehards alike had become invested in the outcome.
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It combines a vague mandate from voters, a furious purism among diehards, a mind-achingly complicated bureaucratic exercise and a volatile international political and trading environment.
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There's something for everyone: orchestral enthusiasts, jazz freaks, rock diehards, conspiracy theorists, people who just want to get swept away by a wicked crescendo or two.
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Monica Reyes, who diehards will remember as an agent with the FBI's X-Files in the original run's final two seasons, returns to fill Scully in.
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Now, a new pattern seems to be emerging: The diehards go in week one, and there's less interest from casual fans than there used to be.
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Even their location was a metaphor, as the diehards writhed in the dirt of the pit and casual rockers looked down on them from the stands.
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This is a subject of hot debate amongst Game of Thrones diehards and I think HBO has a lot of room to explore them and their relationship.
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In terms of the clothes themselves, showgoers and Versace diehards were reminded of how strong a hand the label had in shaping the fashion of the '90s.
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Chad Michael Murray is addressing his Gilmore Girls revival recasting, which came as a big surprise to the series' diehards when they streamed the revival last fall.
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Beauty and the Beast diehards will want to set their alarms for this one, because it's sure to sell out as fast as tickets for opening night.
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"There are some diehards in the Bitcoin community that don't want to talk about this because they hold Bitcoin and think it's damaging," de Vries told me.
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Twitter also says its football streams are luring in users who aren't Twitter diehards, "light users," as CFO Anthony Noto referred to them on the earnings call.
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I was well aware that review could be used as ammunition in an ongoing, gross culture war Ghostbusters diehards have waged against the creative team behind the film.
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Drawing on financial investments, expertise and diehards in sleeping cells, loyalists chatter on social media about resurrecting al-Qaeda's strategy of tawahush, the unleashing of wildness and chaos.
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The diehards, the ones who still remained loyal to the ideology of ISIS, stressed their allegiance to ad-Dawla al-Islamiya -- the Islamic State -- not to its leader.
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The diehards, the ones who still remained loyal to the ideology of ISIS, stressed their allegiance to ad-Dawla al-Islamiya -- the Islamic State, not to its leader.
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And here's the spoilery version: How many female Star Wars diehards have been waiting decades to see a female character wield a lightsaber in such a grand fashion?
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Nearby, a (at one point) shirtless DJ spun heavy-bass at throngs of crypto diehards and their respective entourages bouncing back and forth on the crowded dance floor.
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" Life among the last Google+ users Bijan Stephen checks in with the Google+ diehards: "It might not be an amazing site but IT DAMN sure feels like it.
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Although many fans and Office diehards — Novak played Ryan Howard on the NBC sitcom — celebrated a Kaling-Novak coupling, a source told PEOPLE the pair is just friends.
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However, the conflicting answers from the main cast members have sent Friends diehards on an emotional rollercoaster — and I, for one, am ready to get off the ride.
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Star Wars diehards flooded Twitter with reactions to the gritty first look, and the general consensus seems to be "we're pretty damn excited": thoughts on #RogueOne teaser pic.twitter.
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And this is likely what will piss off diehards, while attracting a few fans disenchanted with the intellectual rigor of their prior works or, simply, those into trolling.
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It's been a very exciting few days for Game of Thrones diehards — and by "exciting," we mean slightly less frustrating than it's been for the past eight months.
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There's no set release date for the game yet, but, at least for the sake of the Kanye diehards, hopefully the game hits stores in the near future.
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They're viewed by the general public as "outdated political diehards in strange clothes (who) have strange rituals," said Claudia Schäfer, managing director for Austrian anti-racism group ZARA.
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In March, that same group of diehards successfully brought down the first draft of this same bill for not doing enough to wipe out the Affordable Care Act.
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While live DJs spin music, headset-wearing diehards from all over the world congregate at the center of a 360-degree video of the dance floor, jamming alongside them.
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Along with Meredith's attack, Hinton says that Grey's diehards can also expect to see what happens with Dr. Alex Karev's marriage proposal to girlfriend Dr. Jo Wilson this season.
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It incentivizes Periscope diehards to buy a GoPro to give them more ways to film, and for GoPro users, Periscope provides a new, live way to share adventure video.
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And there are just as many wincing moments where the non-diehards will be taken back to the point where they decided they couldn't hang with Say Anything anymore.
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It is mongrel and in-between, an unfitting amalgamation of two sounds that were, if truth be told, never quite as disparate as the diehards would have you believe.
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Surely there are deranged football diehards there who still live (and mostly die) by the Browns each week, and for whom the Indians and Cavs titles are relatively meaningless.
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But their diehards and leadership are holding out in key areas of eastern Syria, and the Syrian Kurds have been moving fast to wipe out those pockets of resistance.
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The more than 750,000 diehards who come together on r/DunderMifflin to chat about the program are experts at pointing out the hidden details they pick up mid-rewatch.
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But now that Princess Nokia's staking out her rightful place in the genre I asked some former and current emo diehards of the scene about A Girl Called Red.
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Among the diehards are cousins David and Kurt Wendler, who spent a chunk of Thanksgiving Day at Santa Rosa's Howarth Park catching Pokémon near the park's duck-filled lake.
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Every time people toss out an idea to supposedly improve soccer, it's an idea that would make the sport worse for diehards and still wouldn't attract soccer-phobic rednecks.
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The Ukraine affair triggers a gut feeling in all but the biggest Trump diehards that presidents should not shake down foreign leaders for slimy opposition research on American citizens.
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Blending travelogue, reportage, and history, he describes melancholic towns rife with drug addiction and unemployment, conversations with Alamo reënactors and Second Amendment diehards, and the continuing prevalence of racism.
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If this costume is ringing any bells for KUWTK diehards out there, that would be because it's not too far off from something we've seen Kim wear in the past.
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Some DSLR diehards have rightfully spent years extolling the virtues of traditional optical viewfinders, which afford a photographer a more accurate view of the scene in front of the camera.
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Brexiteer diehards, and their allies in the pit-bull press, will transfer their fury from the domestic "Remoaners" they accuse of holding up Brexit to perfidious Europeans making outrageous demands.
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As it became clear that Beyoncé would indeed be making appearance, country novices tuned into the annual ceremony along with the diehards — and tweeted up a storm in the process.
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Amazon has the 12-inch Apple MacBook on sale for $1,199 and the 2.33-inch Apple MacBook Pro on sale for $1849, perfect for hardworking professionals or Apple diehards alike.
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If Pullara is to be believed, Ames passed along information about Woodruff to the Russians, whose military intelligence service, the GRU, killed him as a favor to ex-KGB diehards.
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That makes me suspect that this entire thing has already been overrun by a swarm of #CryptoLyfe diehards, so good luck getting in on the ground floor of this trend.
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Though the gravity-blanket warmth of vinyl will always hit the spot for diehards, CDs offer better "punch, slam, tonal color, finesse," according to the audio equipment reviewer John Darko.
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Some YouTube diehards feel that a company shouldn't be able to reach number-one subscriber status by uploading footage made by other people, and by weaponizing huge budgets and marketing teams.
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In addition to the entire album in sketch form, the band will also add two bonus tracks for the diehards, including the previously unheard "You and Me," which they've shared today.
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There was nothing inevitable about it: largely thanks to ETA, the Basque terrorist group, and franquista diehards in the army the Spanish transition saw more violence than others in southern Europe.
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That family was the reason fans returned season after season for modest but not insignificant ratings, that juggernauts like Mark Hamill and Lin-Manuel Miranda count themselves among the show's diehards.
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I'm sure they're right, but in the interest of catching up, I'd rather go back and see those episodes later, rather than subject myself to a curiosity so many diehards disavow.
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And just picture what might happen when the many people who couldn't stand him came face-to-face with the diehards who loved him and his plain-spoken, anti-PC ways.
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However, Zelinski said, Raiders diehards old enough to remember the first move are "incredulous, downtrodden, and disappointed" the organization is so seriously considering pulling up stakes and abandoning this community again.
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It's fantasy but surely one born out of many diehards' desire to enter the world of Austen books – though the heroine finds it not quite as easy as she might have hoped.
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Avengers: Endgame gave Marvel Cinematic Universe diehards plenty of reasons to not want to be Tony Stark, but that film can't entirely dispel the fantasy of taking on the Iron Man role.
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According to the company's CEO, the Ultimaker 3, "represents three years of development," and from the looks of it, consumer 3D printing diehards will find a lot to like among the upgrades.
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Twitter diehards are reacting positively to the news — many think that Twitter needs to get back to its roots, and what better way to do it than bringing back a co-founder?
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If you ever want to spot hoards of Glossier diehards out in the wild, all you need to do is venture to the corner of Canal and Lafayette in New York City.
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Original story follows: After countless rewatches of To All The Boys I've Loved Before, oodles of memes, and some light cyberstalking of Noah Centineo, some excellent news for Netflix rom-com diehards.
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It was a more decisive follow up to an earlier update that wouldn't allow the phone to charge over 60 percent, attempting to wean those last few Note diehards off their devices.
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But while the diehards have been keeping up with the league's regular season via streaming site Twitch, they'll have some new options—ones that bring their passion squarely into the living room.
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Among IS's resilient supporters are diehards who see military setbacks not as permanent defeats, but as tests of their faith in a trans-generational forever war designed to bring about the apocalypse.
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While some cryptocurrency diehards don't want anything to do with Wall Street and pension funds, the terrain is being prepared for big money to enter the space, for better or for worse.
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However, we're also not going to ignore that fact that when it comes to deals, Apple could do a little better in helping the diehards save a few bucks here and there.
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Fans of "Love & Hip Hop: New York" will be ecstatic to hear the show's coming back, but day-one diehards will really love the fact some season 1 faves are returning too.
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Little of the information presented in Envisioning 353 will be new to Kubrick diehards, but it gathers artifacts that offer a thrill for anyone who has ever been affected by the movie.
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Thanks to her successful Kickstarter campaign, super-fan Kristi Carlson is helping Gilmore diehards everywhere get a true Stars Hollow experience with Eat Like a Gilmore, which is slated for a December release.
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Although many fans and Office diehards — Kaling starred as Kelly Kapoor, opposite Novak's Ryan Howard on the NBC sitcom — celebrated a Kaling-Novak coupling, a source told PEOPLE the pair is just friends.
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You can be angry about the election, you can be resigned, but no one is happy, save maybe those Trump diehards gleefully watching their man stick it to the system by constantly lying.
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It's a mixed crowd, with some serious critics, yet a healthy amount of Star Wars diehards lucky enough to work for a film or comic book blog influential enough to attract Lucasfilm's eye.
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Like last year's reunion, the Kaling-Novak couple fandom and Office diehards — Novak starred as Kelly Kapoor, opposite Novak's Ryan Howard on the NBC sitcom — were hopeful the pair would rekindle their flame.
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In fact, Porter, Trump's former White House staff secretary, comes off strikingly well in Fear (except to, perhaps, Trump's loyalists and MAGA diehards), as one of the few supposed adults in the room.
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Diehards that have asked themselves hard questions about personal priorities while watching Von Wafer and Pops Mensah-Bonsu do their thing on juddering online feeds can recognize this as progress of a sort.
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It's the sort of unpredictability that Black Dice diehards have come to expect, but it also highlights a strange underbelly that's become uncovered as the rest of the noise scene ventures into clubland.
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Last fall, when Twitter was considering a sale, a group of Twitter diehards started a petition encouraging the company to sell itself to its users, which would essentially turn Twitter into a co-op.
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Leadership can promise diehards that major issues will come to the fore later, and they're likely to move mountains to convince Trump not to interfere or threaten a veto of any potential compromise, either.
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A key narrative in Ilvermorny's origin follows Isolt, an Irish orphan who is kidnapped by her aunt Gormlaith Gaunt, a surname that should set off some big dark magic alarms for Harry Potter diehards.
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Small groups of diehards were starting their first extreme bands, and hosting the first metal nights at pubs whose owners were unfamiliar with the harsh, new style of music, entirely foreign to their ears.
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Best for protection Best thin case Best for hype Best exclusive Best for video binging Best for photography and vlogging Best for power users Best for selfies Best for downsizing Best for Apple diehards
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But if Hagan continues to trail in resources, Weaver believes it'll be more difficult for her to make her case to turn out those Trump diehards in numbers large enough to overcome Gonzalez's advantages.
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Sunday is the day X-Files diehards have been waiting for: For the first time since 2002, we get to watch new episodes of one of the biggest cult favorite series in TV history.
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Rather than having tons of diehards from the beginning of the race, she seems to have won over supporters of other candidates, as evidenced by her steady climb in the polls throughout the summer.
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So, it's come as a surprise to those who aren't Pokémon diehards, that Pokémon Go, a free mobile game based on the original 1995 Game Boy release and trading card universe, is an uncontested success.
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From Disney diehards who want to rewatch their favorite films to parents looking forward to introducing their kids to their childhood favorites, fans will have to reach for existing physical home video media or Disney+.
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Biggest advantage: While DAZN lacks the same ability to draw in casual fans, it's building a stable of fighters alongside Joshua (most notably, Canelo Álvarez) in an attempt to become the home for boxing diehards.
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As a further blow to all the 140 diehards out there, the company removed the number-based character count from the bottom right of the "compose new Tweet" box and replaced it with a circle.
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The only explanation here -- Drake's pride for the North outweighs his Kentucky fandom ... and considering Barrett's one of the best Canadian hoopers since Steve Nash, he's probably cool with pissing off a few 'Cats diehards.
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A digital sign above the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Bridge, the 23-mile span that links suburbs teeming with Saints diehards, stated succinctly how its administrators viewed the outcome: "We were robbed," CNN affiliate WGNO reported.
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The release date for Microsoft's Fall operating system hasn't been announced yet, but MS Paint diehards who think access to the program is important have until the new software rolls out to make their case.
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A progressive consultant familiar with the campaign's operation in New England told CNN that unsettled Sanders diehards pushed, successfully, for the ouster of former New Hampshire state director Joe Caiazzo, who was reassigned to Massachusetts.
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Breitbart—the media company now once again helmed by Trump's freshly fired strategist Steve Bannon—is having a field day attacking Trump on this very inconsistency, an onslaught that could influence diehards in his base.
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It's why NYFW is for everyone: those fashion diehards who look to the runway for inspiration to create a persona larger than everyday life and those who understand that clothes should contain magic without sacrificing function.
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The park will install 24 new gondolas on its Mickey&aposs Fun Wheel featuring different Pixar characters, but fear not, Disney diehards – Mickey's iconic face will remain on the Paradise Bay-facing side of the Wheel.
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These punishments aren't new, but a quick poll in Recode's office confirmed that most people — even Twitter diehards — may not be aware of how many different techniques Twitter uses to try and keep people in line.
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Now that the first signs of fall have begun to envelop autumnal diehards like the comforting embrace of a wool pullover, an annual point of discussion has arisen for many: What are the best fall movies?
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Not until now, though, 240 years after the final split, has a collection like this been made available to fans—both diehards and newjacks—who have found themselves lured in by the air raid siren's call.
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Read More: Zune Forever: The Diehards Still Obsessed With Microsoft's Colossal Failure I've gotten used to all of this by now—I own an iPhone—but there's no doubt I'm listening to less music than ever.
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It's unlikely the debate performance will lose him any fans among the diehards crowding a hot and sticky airplane hangar in Florida Tuesday night, or at any of the other rallies that fans wait hours to attend.
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To celebrate Netflix's revival of the beloved series, Brooklyn-based Ample Hills Creamery announced the winning flavor for its Gilmore Girls Ice Cream Contest flavor—and the winning combo will come as no surprise to GG diehards.
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His attempts at elevating Head Clown Chuck Schumer have failed; his jabs at Hillary Clinton are like the Rolling Stones playing "Jumping Jack Flash" in 2017—the diehards may cheer but everyone else just rolls their eyes.
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The senator's best, perhaps only, hope of victory lay in mobilising his advantage among white liberals and in caucuses, where the result can be swayed by a small number of well-organised diehards, for an early assault.
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Some Republican lawmakers, including diehards of the party's right flank, such as Dana Rohrabacher of California, Steve King of Iowa, and Louie Gohmert of Texas, have openly forged alliances with leading figures in the European far right.
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Once everyone got over the shock of seeing the Red Woman in her true form in Sunday night's Game of Thrones season premiere, quite a few diehards began working on their theories about what it all means.
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Getting people in the door at least once will not matter if they cannot either maintain a solid flow of new clientele in perpetuity, or turn a fair fraction of new visitors into diehards (read: cash cows).
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For those of us who don't care about wireless charging and glass finishes, the 3a is definitely the way to go — and might convert some of the iPhone diehards among us looking for a more affordable price point.
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Although there are still some diehards in Cuba's exile community and among its extreme Republican backers who would continue the tired Cold War policy, this change promises an opening welcomed by most on both sides of the divide.
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Combine this polished design with solid specs like a Snapdragon 835 chip, 6GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage, pOLED display, dual 12-megapixel cameras, and wireless charging, and you've got a phone that Nokia diehards can't resist.
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But it's these types of fans, a combination of diehards who've continued to quietly champion the game through its hard times and curious players attracted by the $10 price tag on places like Steam, that Stenton relies on.
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And while vape-panic diehards will point to the small percentage (about 10 to 15%) of patients who said they vaped nicotine products only, there&aposs reason to suspect such self-reporting comes with a margin of error.
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While this news might be devastating for some diehards and Instagram influencers, obviously scattered few and far between given the sale numbers, the rest of us millennials will most definitely be okay with the chain's decision to cut back.
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Ben and Rebecca are far from the first to be the target of this type of mob, and let's not forget that 8chan got its start as a refuge for "gamergate" diehards who had been ejected from other platforms.
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Stapleton, who critic Craig Jenkins accurately assesses "has earned the rare trust of the country music establishment, diehards, and casual country listeners,"finally had a chance to sit down and teach us what he learned traveling all those years.
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We've all seen something like this: Some diehards cobble enough for a 60 second video teasing a sequel the market won't deliver, and while it doesn't look great, it's amazing for a bunch of fans in their spare time.
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Macron's government is a direct challenge to established parties, whose diehards criticized the appointments ahead of mid-June parliamentary elections that will be key to the new president's capacity to carry out reforms and to the future of those traditional alignments.
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Over the last decade, thanks largely to the swarms of tourists flocking to the annual BPM Festival, it's become an international party hub for dance music diehards—and an under-the-radar getaway for people who don't want to be found.
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It has not been smooth sailing for the International Tennis Federation (ITF) since it announced the radical revamp with some accusing the organization of selling the soul of a competition loved by tennis diehards, but which had slowly lost its luster.
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The details: Diehards, which is made up of Dawg Nation (about the Georgia Bulldogs,) SEC Country (about SEC sports) and Land of 10 (about the Big 10 conference,) launched in September 2017 as a hub for college sports news and information.
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With an estimated $1.7 billion damage cost, the flood was the costliest natural disaster in Canada's history—so Sled Island was also effectively shut down, with a few diehards left downtown trying to ensure that the show(s) went on.
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After highlighting the latest updates from Projects Soli and Jacquard, the company showed off an impressive working developer edition of the phone to an enthusiastic crowd of Google diehards, who were audibly excited at the phone's plug and play capabilities.
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Perhaps as a response to the "Bernie bro" narrative Hillary diehards continue to advance—that his support base is composed of sexist white men who only care about breaking up the big banks—Sanders's speech on Monday night was thoroughly intersectional.
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The owner of Devils River Campground in Manitowoc County, WI says they're closed -- the ground is frozen, there's no running water and power has been switched off -- but that hasn't stopped diehards from trying to set up camp there anyway.
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So while, he joined the chairman of the DNC on an April "unity tour" meant to help heal those wounds, he called out the party in a speech at the "People's Summit," a gathering of Sanders diehards, just a month later.
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"While Chipotle will always have its diehards, creating some new excitement around the menu is really important to increase the appeal to the 'casual fan' and to create some new buzz," David Henkes, principal at Technomic, told CNBC via email.
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Last November, Gilmore Girls diehards saw their favorite Stars Hollow residents reunite for the Netflix revival, A Year in the Life — but even those four episodes weren't enough to satisfy fans who still have lingering questions about the lives of the beloved characters.
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While the general public is eating up the "new" Radiohead song, diehards are still fixated on are many other songs that are held in quieter regard, even those underappreciated gems that have already been released on EPs, stray singles, and bonus discs.
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Food returned for a new series in January (its first in five years), it felt significant that former host Adam Richman was nowhere to be seen: An era-ending absence keenly felt by both diehards and casually awestruck (or repulsed) fans alike.
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And while some diehards probably won't believe the comedian is guilty no matter what, it's going to be near impossible for her to find an open-minded jury given the relentless media coverage (most of it negative) raining down on the defendant.
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That makes it another Best Picture nominee where it's not hard to imagine a handful of diehards ranking it first, and then everybody else ranking it third or fourth and keeping it in the running as other movies fall by the wayside.
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For San Diego Comic-Con attendees, nostalgia has always rested with the diehards who haunt the floor of the Convention Center, lining up to buy artwork from their favorite illustrators or hunting down a copy of that formative book from their childhood.
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But these voters may have failed to turn out anyway, either because they wouldn't have been happy no matter what, or because, as Darling himself theorizes, Trump voters may be very loyal to him but, like Barack Obama diehards, aren't reliable midterm voters.
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Despite my customary old-lady-standing-in-the-back-with-a-drink festival stance, I elbowed my way up to the very front to stand shoulder to shoulder with the diehards crowding up against the barricade, necks craned, fists raised to the sky.
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French fans, usually Davis Cup diehards, boycotted the event in protest at the new format, with doubles player Pierre Hugues-Herbert joking after the team's group clash with Japan that it was the first time he had heard himself sing La Marsellaise.
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That's kind of a shame because if the OP7T had a headphone jack and a removable plastic back, the OP7T would almost be a perfect phone for Android diehards who still reminisce about the glory days of phones like the Galaxy S5.
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For this effort, the team — with help from the TV series's creator, Rebecca Sugar — aimed to build a more ambitious game set in the universe of the show, with new characters, richer gameplay mechanics, and a longer campaign that rewards diehards and series newcomers alike.
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Although the Kaling-Novak couple fandom was real on social media as Office diehards and romance shippers freaked out over their reunion — Novak starred as Kelly Kapoor, opposite Novak's Ryan Howard on the NBC sitcom — a source tells PEOPLE the pair is just friends.
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While the Apple diehards are getting their pre-orders in, there are surely many others — including those who aren't currently iPhone users at all — looking into the surrounding hype of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max and deciding whether to buy Apple's newest phones.
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Although the Kaling-Novak couple fandom was real on social media as Office diehards and romance shippers freaked out over their reunion — Novak starred as Kelly Kapoor, opposite Novak's Ryan Howard on the NBC sitcom — a source tells PEOPLE the pair is just friends.
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Stallone is barely in the film, but he nods toward one of its other fun riffs: Guardians 2 is crammed full of Marvel Easter eggs, some of which will be easily caught by casual fans and some of which are only there for diehards.
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To see the makeshift sleeping quarters set up in the general admission queue—all while overhearing diehards boast of how their patience had reached heights of 30 hours and counting—reminded me of the mania that music documentaries often attribute to classic rock pioneers.
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Ariana Grande: Sweetener (Republic) Since my secondhand teenpop fandom dried up well before my daughter's enthusiasms dwindled down to One Direction, I ignored Grande until a mixed phalanx of market analysts and poptimist diehards declared this 2018 album pure pop for track-and-hook people.
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For several years now, funding deadlines have been a source of primo political drama as diehards from one party or another engaged in high-stakes brinkmanship, trying to ram their priorities into funding bills by threatening to torpedo the process and shut the whole thing down.
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Ironically, the outcome of such obstructionism is inevitably bad for Republicans: Either the Speaker has to pass something with the support of the Democrats, or the initiative goes to the Senate, both of which will produce a bill that is even less acceptable to the diehards.
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To rock diehards who are constantly in search of the guitar messiah that might come along and restore the genre back to its glory days, whenever those were, Booker seemed to fit the profile—handsome, charismatic, riffs for days, handpicked by Jack White as tour support.
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Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island (83) distinguished himself during Trump Cabinet confirmation hearings and, well, with a name like that... To note: Harris, Booker, Whitehouse, Merkley and Gillibrand, who helped write it, all backed Sanders' "Medicare-for-all" bill last year, which could soften skeptical progressive diehards.
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There was no immediate donor backlash on Thursday in the aftermath of Trump's final debate performance, though many of the Trump donors at this point in the race remain diehards who have weathered months of scandal and controversy and are unlikely to abandon him given the latest one.
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While Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter's stylistic changeup may have made them lose favor with club music diehards, the data in a Forbes list of America's favorite vinyl records by state reveals they potentially tapped into a whole new, corn-loving demographic in the process.
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And as usual, there are cryptocurrency diehards and naysayers: Look at the bright side, if you're new to crypto and bought at the ATH's, you're learning why you should never get into debt to buy crypto... I think I'll just step in here to buy the dip in Bitcoin.
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While some diehards found the thought of replacing Staley—who died of drug-related causes in 2002—hard to swallow, Alice In Chains continued on with 2009's comeback LP Black Gives Way to Blue, a record that's as powerful and dark as anything the band has done.
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There's a bit of everything for the phone camera diehards: 21 fps slow-motion capture (at 720p resolution), 4K video recording, a 25mm wide f/2.0 G lens, HDR support, and even a mobile version of the BIONZ image-processing engine — from the Alpha mirrorless cameras — to help speed things along.
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Progressive diehards in Iowa and New Hampshire might be undecided between Sanders and Warren, but they have not had to pick which one of them to hear from over the last couple of weeks -- Warren was the only show in town, and she's played in both states to mostly positive reviews.
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Hulu announced something major that would even melt the cold, black heart of a White Walker: The service will now offer an HBO streaming add-on for subscribers, just in time for you to gather all of your Stark/Lannister/Targaryen diehards for the July 16 premiere of Game of Thrones' seventh season.
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But there is still plenty of fidelity to the original canon and spirit of the Star Trek world to keep diehards happy, such as the playful banter and rivalry among the bridge team (Burnham and science officer Saru's teasing could have been torn straight from a scene between Bones and Spock in TOS).
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Basically, it still feels like Alto's in terms of control, physics, mood and the brain space you occupy while playing it, but Snowman has added a lot in terms of new mechanics, set dressing and challenges to make sure that even Alto's Adventure diehards won't feel like they're already Odyssey pros, too.
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What they're saying: "The digital landscape and business dynamics around Diehards continue to be extremely challenging and the short, high-traffic seasonality of this sports vertical creates a difficult environment in which to build a consistent and sustainable revenue model," Cox Media Group (CMG) President Kim Guthrie writes in an email to employees.
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The difference, today, is that Signal is finally reaching that mass audience it was always been intended for—not just the privacy diehards, activists, and cybersecurity nerds that formed its core user base for years—thanks in part to a concerted effort to make the app more accessible and appealing to the mainstream.
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Today, not only are ballot access laws and disarray working against third parties; it is also unlikely that either of two substantive existing third parties — the Libertarians and Greens — would give up their ballot lines to the GOP diehards, even if it would mean perhaps a significant share of the final vote in November.
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While the stars performed on a stage designed to look like a massive grinning clown mouth—an homage to the decor at 80s electro club The Fun House in New York City, where Benitez made his name—photographer Luis Nieto Dickens roamed the dancefloor, asking both the diehards and newer converts what speaks to them about this culture.
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After the High Court ruling on November 3rd that Parliament must decide whether to invoke the Article 50 procedure that would initiate Britain's exit from the European Union, a new argument has come to the fore: that calling an election would be a good way to defeat all those diehards who are still trying to delay or obstruct Brexit.
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This particular window is upstairs room at Koko, the venue he'll play to a sold-out crowd later that night—when I pass the entrance on my way to our interview (that is, at 4:30PM) a steady line of denim, leather, and back patch-clad diehards already wait outside, clamoring for a front row view.
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The election results underscore the challenge Republicans in swing areas face when Trump seeks re-election in 2020, including U.S. senators Cory Gardner of Colorado, Susan Collins of Maine, Thom Tillis of North Carolina and Martha McSally of Arizona: embrace Trump and risk alienating suburban voters, especially women, or keep your distance and risk losing Trump diehards.
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Known for his infectious energy and an effortless amount of style, the second baseman for the Chicago Cubs plays with an enviable joie de vivre that attracts fans from other fan bases and makes him a legend among Cubs diehards, the only team he's known since being selected in the first round of the 2011 draft.
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They've been out of the cross hairs of the general public for so long that even with a top-notch offering, it's going to take more than just the appeasement of diehards, tech reviewers and people who have been waiting for the "perfect HTC phone" — if there is such a group of people — to push sales forward, ultimately saving the brand.
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His efforts started small, as a single Meetup group in Pomona, and spread quickly, across Southern California's Inland Empire and out to the coastal counties, collecting new Bernie diehards who watched for months as their candidate racked up surprising wins in the race against Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination, eagerly preparing for the campaign's eventual arrival in their own state.
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Peach isn't dead yet Peach, a pop-up social network that came and mostly went in 2016, is still used by a small cadre of diehards — and they were bereft when the site sputtered last week, Bijan Stephen reports: "To say I'm bereft would be an understatement," wrote my friend Alison, who owns an aerial gym and who was a prolific, early blogger.
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My column after Super Tuesday made the case, increasingly the conventional wisdom among "it won't be Trump" diehards in the commentariat, that Tuesday night's results do not show the Donald running away with the nomination, which means that given the joint weakness and remarkable parity of his main rivals, a contested convention is now the most likely endgame for the party.
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Warren's careful navigation of the Medicare-for-all debate has widely been considered a misstep for her campaign, as her admission of the political realities alienated single-payer diehards who don't want to admit the need for any initial compromises, while her endorsement of Sanders's underlying bill and her specificity on financing opened her up to attack from the moderates.
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Nolan has succeeded Steven Spielberg as the guy who can direct a movie about nearly anything and make it a hit, no matter how unconventional, and I don't know anybody who doesn't at least admire this film, outside of the handful of anti-Nolan diehards in film critic circles who roll their eyes and shake their heads at the rest of us.
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Archivists and Myspace diehards compared the loss to the burning of the Library of Alexandria; the jury of the internet (the sum total of commentary in blogs and threads and legacy publications) mostly feigned glee at cremating audio evidence of teen angst, a bonfire which, in physical form, would have amounted to 127 Eiffel Tower-high stacks of cased CDs.
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Despite the fact that more than a handful of Republican seats are up for grabs in districts that voted for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, the party at large appears incapable of appealing to voters who are not partisan diehards.
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