And like its protagonists, it revels in its double life.
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After the war, the zip took on a double life.
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As an idea, the wilderness has led a double life.
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Hardly anyone could have known anything about my double life.
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To solve it, you have to live a double life.
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Sometimes he found it impossible to live that double life.
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Did you find it difficult to live a double life?
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Voices Five years ago, I still lived a double life.
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A DOUBLE LIFE By Flynn Berry 261 pp. Viking. $26.
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It misses the point of telling a story about someone with a double life, because it never once tries to make us understand why a double life would be so attractive to someone like Jean.
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It was like leading this like double life for a minute.
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Like its duplicitous characters, the video game leads a double life.
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A gay man himself, Symonds led something of a double life.
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For now, Calvin said it's like he's living a double life.
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Joel Davis is accused by the FBI of living a double life.
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He confessed to the crimes and is serving a double-life sentence.
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That's why I can't show my face—I'm living a double life.
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Graffiti artists lead a double life and that can be really hard.
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Prosecutors said Ramos led a double life, using a nonprofit network of
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I had a double life like I was in a comic book.
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The double life of a working grad student is filled with guilt.
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B.M. We Brits are particularly susceptible to the double life, aren't we?
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As a result, our critic examined the double life her paintings online.
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"It sounds like he was living a double life," Rebecca Lorenz tells PEOPLE.
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For nearly a decade, the small-town cop essentially led a double life.
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But Joe was so good, his double life continued even after he died.
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Why strain to align the drums and bassline on "Double Life" so exactly?
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"Franco A", as he is known, had allegedly been living a double life.
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Ansel Elgort is leading a unique double life in his upcoming film Jonathan.
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Could an NFL star also be living a double-life as a murderer?
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"As long as they were alive, we were leading a double life," Grinbaum said.
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Many young men and women in Saudi Arabia have to live a double life.
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"She was living a double life," Deputy US Marshal Scott Williams told VICE News.
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Mr. Reid led a sort of musical double life beginning in the mid-2003s.
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The coach then tipped off the Hillcrest coach about his star player's double life.
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Using a fake name when leading a double life is probably for the best.
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Things suddenly get a lot more interesting because he was leading a double life.
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Her latest, "A Double Life," again takes us deep into an obsessed woman's head.
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"For me to come over the bridge is like a double life," he said.
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Eventually, her blog's success made her feel as if she were living a double life.
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"I understand what it's like to lead a double life," Dane said of the role.
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François Mitterrand led a double life; his wife and mistress were both at his funeral.
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Which is fine with me—I live a double life, there's no question about that.
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"I live a bit of a double life, but I like it that way," Rotenberg said.
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Only later did we learn about his double life, the furious fights and the copious tears.
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My kingdom for a plane The King of the Netherlands has been living a double life!
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Hannah Montana (also known as Miley Stewart) lives a double life — and so does Hanna Marin.
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Hosts live a kind of double life, protecting the mythology of sport while knowing it's bunk.
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Leading a double life comes naturally to Geminis, who constantly make excuses for their bad behavior.
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U.S. prosecutors portrayed her as living a double life, and using sex to further Moscow's interest.
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The printed stories have a double life, shared an average of 2.1 times, said Ms. Leroy.
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If it's not their appearance they're lying about, it might be a double life they're hiding.
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Reports about reckless behavior by a former U.S.C. medical school dean portrayed a jarring double life.
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So do your own thing, be proud of your choices, and definitely don't lead a double life.
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"For all of Cohen's outward rectitude, he has lived a double life," prosecutors argued in that memo.
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When Phillips leaves his dorm he lives a double life, splitting his time between classes and performing.
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It turns out she was living a double life, so finding her isn't simple (or necessarily advisable).
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Mark Consuelos has mastered the double life ... living it up on vacay with his wife AND mistress.
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Queen Sono (Pearl Thusi) is leading a double life, as most international spies are wont to do.
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I sometimes consider doing so myself, but a double life as an ordinary person sounds completely exhausting.
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"To shadow another is to give him, in fact, a double life, a parallel existence" (Baudrillard again).
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It was the strains of a dangerous double life, Mr. Storm said, that led to his PTSD.
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It is a picture of a double life that those who had scrutinized him had long suspected.
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He is so great, although I know he led a double life with the other two women.
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Congressman Romeo Jalosjos, for example, received a double life sentence for raping an 11-year-old girl.
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"This is a case about death, deception and a double life," Boring, the prosecutor, said to the jury.
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He lived a double life as a criminal and FBI informant — and used the arrangement to his advantage.
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I understood the double life that he had been leading and the double meaning he represented for me.
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He traveled back and forth across that boundary every day, feeling as if he led a double life.
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It was intense and invigorating, but no one around me in real life knew the double life I lived.
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Rather than dropping out of college like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg, Gore decided to lead a double life.
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He greatly influenced multiple generations not only through his music, fashion and performances, all while living a double life.
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Years later, she directed LIFT, which stars Kerry Washington as a savvy retail store employee living a double life.
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The answer: No. "Lois, for the past few years, I've lived a double life," he said in this issue.
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Their video for "Double Life" was the 21st video ever played on the new cable channel, according to VH1.
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"We kind of lived a double life for many years," Barbra told The Star-Ledger of Newark in 2012.
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BTW ... Wendy revealed on Andy's show she knew about Kevin Hunter's double-life well before paps even knew about it.
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Internet addicts often feel like they're living a "double life," said Yaakov, founder of GYE, which has nearly 1,500 members.
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I hate living a double life, but I don't even tell my friends because I think they will judge me.
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For most of her childhood, she lived a double life: She went to school determined to be a regular girl.
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"It is better that they leave the priesthood or the consecrated life rather than live a double life," he said.
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A lot of people who are leading a double life, if they do speak out, then it's jeopardizing their life.
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Filled with plot twists and turns, "Power" follows a New York club owner who is living a complicated double life.
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This is a double life saver, because not only did I forget my sugar fix, I also forgot my coffee.
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For more than a year, Sewell led a double life as an undercover agent, helping the government build its case.
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Once this is revealed, you may anticipate scenes of Christian consorting with international outlaws and leading a glamorous double life.
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After a sexual assault an athlete faces the revelation of a double life that could destroy her future Olympic bid.
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The press has uncovered his past double life: He was married to one woman and fathered a child with another.
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And the season finale does raise the question of how long the series can string out its double-life premise.
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He was neither an apologist nor a dissident; like so many Soviet intellectuals, he led an often tormented "double" life.
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The double life David lives is weighing on his decision of whether or not to publish a book on astrology.
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Perhaps this double life is part of why Isra seems adamant about not preoccupying herself with the promise of representation.
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Did this past weekend's women's road race have you wondering if Princess Kate leads a double life as an Olympic cyclist?
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Liza leads a double life to support herself and her daughter, a situation that's rarely portrayed in an overtly raw way.
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Before coming out, Ellen Page says she was living a double life — one that was taking its toll on her sanity.
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Seventeen-year-old Audrey Rose Wadsworth was born into privilege, but she leads a double life, slipping away to study medicine.
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Having this double life—sleeping with this guy who was sweet and young and kind of silly—made me feel happier.
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Its message was unsettling and liberating: You cannot be a good scientist or a free person while living a double life.
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The crisper prequel, "Cousin Joseph" (2016), revealed the double life of the upstanding cop Sam Hannigan, Annie's absent father, circa 1931.
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But when Olga is killed in a bus accident, Julia discovers that her sister may have been living a double life.
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The red carpet, of course, has a not-so-secret double life as a klieg-lighted walking advertisement for lavish brands.
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Anchoring sculptures on sandy ocean floors, these cultural attractions have a scientific double life, providing habitats for fish, invertebrates and coral.
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The show follows Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek), a young cybersecurity engineer who leads a double life as a cyber vigilante hacker.
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And the band's video for "Double Life" was the 603st video ever played on the new cable channel, according to VH1.
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In You, Joe Goldberg is a seemingly harmless and good-looking bookkeeper who leads a double life as a super creepy stalker.
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When we meet 32-year-old A.J., we learn he's an Atlanta native and civil engineer who's been living a double life.
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The murders likely occurred during Eudy's romance with the real estate agent, but she said she knew nothing about his double life.
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For nearly 400 million years, amphibians have led a highly successful double life on Earth, foraging on terra and reproducing in water.
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But every so often, when I hear about a Cosby or another double life being exposed, I think about meeting Gulley again.
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" This is no Hitchcockian tale of a double life but an insightful portrait of grief's power to create "a dislocation of reality.
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Miley Stewart lived a double life as a world-famous pop star — which took a bit of a toll on her sanity.
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He'll do anything for his country, but the double life is taking its toll on his family and his own mental health.
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Sometimes she felt like she was living a double life: office worker by day, Resistance operative at night and on the weekends.
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"This was not a woman who led a double life for her entire tenure with New Canaan," he said on Monday night.
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Since allegations about his double life surfaced late last week, Ohio representative and former rising GOP star, Wes Goodman, has been silent.
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His wife, Maureen Chapman, found out about her husband's "double life" and Feden's alleged killing in a call from police Friday morning.
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In a way, the double life of the Women's March on Washington isn't so odd when you consider how the protest began.
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The policy led to service members feeling like they were living a "double life," as Sgt Joshua Gravett told The Guardian in 2016.
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He travels to China regularly for work and says he is conscious of the double life he would need to lead back home.
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His double life began after he "helped a friend with her makeup and saw how happy it made her," he told BuzzFeed News.
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William Moulton Marston, who published his first Wonder Woman strip in 1941, led a double life not unlike the superheroes he wrote about.
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After her secret double life became national news, Hamilton was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and began a long process of redemption and recovery.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 20%Summary: In the neo-noir thriller "Terminal," Robbie stars as Annie, a waitress who leads a dark double life.
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Reeves' take on Batman will focus on a younger Bruce Wayne, a thirty-something who's still learning how to lead his double life.
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It's a double-life where you live, eat, and breathe another reality with friends for hours at a time, multiple times a week.
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Larry was living a double-life because being a successful Air Force pilot and queer were incompatible with each other in the 1960s.
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Mr. Cho has lived a double life, volunteering for a charity that aids handicapped or poor people, according to the local news media.
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Mr. Cho has lived a double life, volunteering for a charity that aids handicapped or poor people, according to the local news media.
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I was leading a double life, attempting invisibility while at the same time hoping to establish my bona fides as an extroverted jock.
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Wendy Williams is divorcing her husband, Kevin Hunter, after an explosive investigation by the Daily Mail claimed he was leading a double life.
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That you can do so without feeling like you and your friends have a grueling double life is a resounding success in my book.
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Before then, we knew her as Hannah Montana, the girl who lived a charmed double life on the self-titled hit Disney TV show.
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The investigation indicated the Portuguese intelligence officer had drifted into a "double life" after a difficult divorce, according to the Corriere della Sera newspaper.
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Day 1: Monday, October 3 During the state's opening statements, Prosecutor Chuck Boring painted Harris as a man who was living a double life.
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"She was in pain from all the pressure she was facing and the pain from living almost a double life," says the record executive.
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A new study of wasps' venom-producing genes found they primarily code for something else, and that the insects lead a genetic double-life.
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"In the Dominican Republic, it's fine to be gay as long as you don't acknowledge it and lead a double life," said Mr. McKinney.
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The series follows the title character, Dexter, who lives a double life as a blood analyst and a killer who only targets other killers.
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Based on the premiere, one theme this season seems to be Phillip's growing struggle to reckon with the emotional toll of his double life.
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Even so, aside from a few assertive patients like Briggs, very few people know bupropion might have a double life as an IBD drug.
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Your sext lover would never interfere with your real-life lover, and you could go on leading—and justifying—a double life in texts.
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The Justice Department praised Mr. Shafi's efforts to save his son, but said in court that his son was living a "terrifying" double life.
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Across the room a gay judge with a double life has been murdered, just inches away from a group of teenagers in fashion school.
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Another of her books ripped from the headlines was "Double Life: The Shattering Affair Between Chief Judge Sol Wachtler and Socialite Joy Silverman" (1994).
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At least we can understand why Kylie, who's seemingly pretty unhappy leading a double life, is still pretending to play a character for the crowds.
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Like Nathaniel Drake living the double life of adventurer and suburbanite, Uncharted is torn between video game and film, interactive and passive, play and plot.
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I did appreciate that the flashback tried to hint at the toll William's double life had taken on the relationship between Emily and her mother.
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But her manipulation of her mother has, so far, been about creating that double life, and gaining some unhealthy recreational escapism, all because she's bored.
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Bill Tolley led a humble double life as a respected New York City firefighter and quiet leader of influential underground death metal band Internal Bleeding.
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That's the delicious conceit animating "Harry Clarke," the one-man, double-life play by David Cale that opened on Tuesday night at the Vineyard Theater.
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Based on a true story, "Dirty John" is a series that explores what it's like to find out your husband is living a double life.
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Prosecutors say the 58-year-old Harrison lived a double life and recruited 17-year-old Luis Rodriguez to sell marijuana for him at the school.
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Hirz said that Christopher killed Karen because his "double life … came to a head" when his mistress demanded in June 2017 that he get a divorce.
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Naturally, the Miley of Hannah Montana years, when she spent her days playing the titular role as a teen with a double-life as a superstar.
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For years, the infantry soldier lived a double life of presenting as a man on base by adhering to male grooming standards and using men's facilities.
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In late August, the Hall is expected to open "Moe Berg: Big League Spy," an exhibition that offers a glimpse at the double life he led.
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Your story-line is getting OLD; at some point it's just on YOU to stop living a double-life, and at this point, everyone sees through it.
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But Kim believes that Bandi still works within the central committee and lives a double life: propagandist content mule by day, spokesman for the resistance by night.
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He still lived an odd double life: at once a public figure and a guy climbing around a power plant in a hard hat, reeking of diesel.
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Dad would sometimes joke that Mr. McCracken lived a double life, working as a dentist by day and preparing for the end of the world by night.
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He led a musical double life, as a choral director and a composer in classical music and as an arranger and a conductor in folk and pop.
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At the time he was living a bit of a double life, playing a single Lothario on screen while tending to his wife and children at home.
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Blum lived what he calls "a double life" — weekdays in Dobbs Ferry were normal, quiet, suburban; weekends in the city were fast, loud and filled with artists.
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But although her faith felt revived, she began ''living a double life,'' she told me, casually dating a much older restaurateur, whom she described as a ''billionaire.
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"In this case the 'double life' aspect was used by the prosecution to arouse suspicion as to his motives for leaving his child in the car," Diamond said.
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And like most rebellions, it hurts me more than my parents—so if I choose to live a demonic double life, it's no one's business but my own.
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"If you're told I lead a double life with Mr Gallet, it's because my hologram has escaped," Macron told supporters, referring to Radio France chief executive Mathieu Gallet.
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Hannah Montana followed small-town teen Miley Stewart (Cyrus) who lived a double life in Los Angeles by transforming herself into famous pop singer Hannah Montana at night.
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Technological progress has eradicated diseases, helped double life expectancy, reduced starvation and extreme poverty, enabled flight and global communications, and made this generation the richest one in history.
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Abdulnasser Gharem is an artist who lives a double life: by day he is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Saudi army, and by night he is visual artist.
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Now 18 years old and just graduated from high school, Grace has developed an elaborate double life to hide her embarrassing obsession from the rest of her classmates.
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Additionally, she felt like she was living a double life because she would "never talk about" the fact that she smoked weed out of fear of being fired.
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Ulbricht is serving double life sentences and was convicted of money laundering, computer hacking, conspiracy to traffic fake identification documents and conspiracy to traffic narcotics over the internet.
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Houston (CNN)As police hunted the man they believe killed a prominent Houston doctor, their suspect in the July 220 shooting seemed to have led a double life.
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"The building really has a double life: During the day it has an appropriate stateliness, stone stateliness addressing the memorial," said Joshua Prince-Ramus, the principal of REX.
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CNN visited the shattered suburb last week in the company of the Syrian military and saw the vestiges of the Damascus suburb's double life, above and below ground.
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It sounds ridiculous, but it has actually become a great (and occasionally filthy!) comedy about being a woman, female friendship, and navigating relationships while living a double life.
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In other words, Schulte's imagery, flitting across an array of stylistic approaches, assumes a double life, paying homage to reductionism while subverting it with a nimble postmodern capriciousness.
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" Hacking, they said, has taken its toll since "you have a double life you have to hide from everyone around you," and that, they added, "causes some depression/stress.
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Instead, The Golden Circle picks up an indeterminate amount of time later, with Eggsy leading an effortless double life as a Kingsman intelligence-agency operative and working-class slacker.
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His double life was exposed when he was charged with the August murders of Shanann 34, who was 15 weeks pregnant, and their daughters, Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3.
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It felt like I was living a double life and I never spoke about what I was experiencing with friends or family members, which made me feel really lonely.
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Robert's double life has obvious parallels with Walter White's dual existence in "Breaking Bad," and the screenplay toys with the possibility of Robert's crossing over to the dark side.
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Borrowing from a Brothers Grimm story and the Cupid and Psyche myth, Welty's version centers on a man named Jamie Lockhart, who lives a double life in Rodney, Mississippi.
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But prosecutors described Harris as living a "double life" -- an outwardly loving husband and father who also had extramarital sex in public places and paid for sex with a prostitute.
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In September 43, the Daily Mail published the results of a multiyear investigation, alleging that Williams' husband had been leading a double life with a "mistress" for over a decade.
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Instead of attacking your partner and saying something like, "It feels like I don't matter to you," or "Are you leading a double life?" focus the questions on your feelings.
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Seeing 49 people lose their lives made Rae realize how much her own double life was weighing on her, and she decided to come out to everyone in her circle.
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This new idea that his parents were living a double life — even just the suggestion of it — is a big shift, potentially throwing a dark cloud over his entire motivation.
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Most people get by with a good job, a nice car or a decent salary, but I identified more with the other side of my double life: hooliganism and ego.
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Genius: Charlie lives a double life as a cool teen and a science prodigy, all of which converge at the hockey arena where he's working on a powerful particle accelerator.
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The narrator of this short novel is a young Catholic priest suffering under the strain of a double life: in spite of his vows, he continues to sleep with women.
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This was a television show, in which Ms. Cyrus played herself, sort of (or at least a teenager named Miley), and lived a double life as Hannah Montana, global superstar.
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The campfire conversations of blustery teenagers and chest-puffing elders contrast with the shame and rage of Xolani, who is not out, and Vija, who is leading a double life.
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COSCARELLI Is it possible that Alwyn is leading a double-life as the pop producer Joel Little, and that's why we're not allowed to take a closer look at either?
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"You may anticipate scenes of Christian consorting with international outlaws and leading a glamorous double life," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times about this thriller from Gavin O'Connor.
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Eventually, he expanded to Beijing, keeping up this double life — shuttling between roles as straight Qinhuangdao cop, happily married and respected by his colleagues, and gay Beijing entrepreneur — until 22018.
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As authorities began to investigate, it became clear that Bullinger, a corporate pilot, had successfully lived a double life for more than two years before the triple homicide shattered his lies.
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He's been living a double life since he was 17, when he spent a summer hanging out with graffiti artists in Barcelona, eventually adopting the nickname under which he still works.
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The show stars Viola Davis as Annalise Keating, a law professor in Philadelphia who lives a double life after she gets involved in a murder mystery with some of her students.
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Tom Brady arrived in a stylish grey trench coat ahead of his Super Bowl LII performance, and it lit Twitter aflame with theories of his potential double life as a spy.
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Bulger, 89, had lived a double life as one of Boston's most notorious mobsters and as a secret Federal Bureau of Investigation informant before going on the run for 16 years.
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Lil Rel Howery claims he was hustled, scammed and bamboozled by his baby mama, who he alleges led a double life -- so he's filed docs requesting sole custody of their kid.
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Day after day there were emotional scenes filled with tension and terror as my character tried to escape her double life, navigate a web of lies and deal with brutal johns.
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Unwilling to abandon her idealism completely, however, she leads a double life, maintaining a not-so-secret solicitor's practice in the parking garage of the high-rise where she now works.
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Four years after being kicked out of school, she said, her son is leading a "double life," unable to confide in colleagues at work, and avoiding college classmates and his hometown.
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But what his increasing number of fans didn't know, Campos says, is that while his career was taking off, he was forced to live a double life -- as a sex slave.
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This double life was possible, in part, because professed Nazis had very little public voice; identifying as one disqualified you from mainstream conversation, a reality racist communities remain well aware of.
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Go inside the double life of Darryl Wright, and see how authorities finally bring him down, on the next all-new episode of "American Greed," Monday, March 26, at 10 p.m.
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Her double life was already developing because of her relationship with DeAnna and her connection to Elliott, who invited her to a dinner with the British Holocaust denier David Irving in 2013.
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In no case do I lead a double life, I am simply attached to preserving a lasting relationship with my children and their mother Sidonie for whom I have a deep respect.
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The rest of Plath's published works—from her semi-autobiographical novel "The Bell Jar" to her countless letters to her mother—illustrate her struggle to lead what felt like a double life.
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" But the Panama Papers, which have exposed the shady financial dealings of the leaders of a number of countries, including Iceland, Saudi Arabia, and Ukraine, reveal that Roldugin leads a "double-life.
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Both Laura and Alison live a double life in which they behave like the grown women they will never actually grow into, both as a direct reaction to some level of trauma.
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In "The Importance of Being Earnest", the practice of "bunburying" (using the illness of a fake friend, "Bunbury", as an excuse to avoid social engagements) allows characters to lead a double life.
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The flurry of events, beginning with Midge's crumbling marriage, comes as a rather enormous shock to her parents and in-laws, as she begins to lead what amounts to a double life.
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True, we've seen her manipulate and cajole Camille and her friends throughout the series, and we've seen her manipulate and lie to her mother while effectively creating a double life for herself.
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Like most expat Palestinians from Gaza, I lead a double life of teaching and working in the US while trying to stay up to date with news in Gaza on social media.
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At the time of the murder, authorities said Meza was living a double life: He was a male escort and gay porn actor who simultaneously lived with his pregnant girlfriend in San Diego.
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In season three, it was the episode where Philip and Elizabeth revealed their double life to Paige; in season four, Elizabeth goes one step further and reveals her second-nature ability to kill.
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"The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots," featuring the exploits of "a well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life" was penned by the much-loved children's author in 1914.
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Carry-On Omari Hardwick is a film and television actor starring in "Power," a Starz network drama about a nightclub owner in New York who leads a double life as a drug kingpin.
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" She also wrote of Cosby: "We may never know the full extent of his double life as a sexual predator, but his decades-long reign of terror as a serial rapist is over.
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The book will feature an older Peter Rabbit and is centred on a "well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life," Potter wrote to her publisher at the time.
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Giuliani attended the same party, as did Felix Sater, a former executive at the Trump Organization who had a double life as a convicted criminal and a high-level cooperator for the CIA.
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Once we find out about the protagonist's side gig, "you may anticipate scenes of Christian consorting with international outlaws and leading a glamorous double life," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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Her narration provides insight into the double life she leads: on the outside, she's carefree, a party girl whose boyfriend's drunk, mean comments mean nothing as she storms off to text her older lover.
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Finally, Hackett's wife, son, and daughter were living at his house in Oak Beach at the time of Gilbert's disappearance, and would likely have to somehow be complicit in his supposedly murderous double life.
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It's someone who has been living a double life of secrets and shame that no one knows about, and this is the moment of reckoning with all the destruction that she left behind her.
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It was an exhausting double life: During the day Buemi wrote reports, helped other D.E.A. agents work their cases and searched through the text messages and emails of the new players he was identifying.
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He says his double life as a pilot and a protester is exhausting, but he says it's worth the risk to be part of what he sees as a battle to save his city.
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And so when he started at a new school, Cooks—who protects his bleach-dipped twists with a baby blue headband on this windy January afternoon—began a sort of music-taste double life.
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We spoke with seven people who have, or currently, balanced a full-time job and side hustles to unearth some of the strategies they have developed to make this double life more efficient, and sustainable.
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On cross examination, Taylor said she was oblivious to the extent of Harris' "double life," as Boring described it, saying that she did not know whether he was sexting with minors or meeting a prostitute.
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Soon enough, I was living a double life: making my first forays into casual sex with guys off Tinder while simultaneously meeting prospective grooms as part of a system where a woman's "purity" was prized.
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As the citizen daughter of Colombian immigrants, our family lived the double life of embracing our American existence in Boston while hiding the fact that my parents and older brother did not have legal status.
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Letting everyone react to Nina's death, having Martha fall even deeper into a double life, and ending on Philip and Elizabeth having desperate sex is all absolutely them "under pressure" — and something has to give.
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The dates on the newly available checks open a window into the double life Mr. Trump was living: managing affairs of state while secretly paying to keep his personal secrets out of the public eye.
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As social media became central to everyday life in the 2010s, people started complaining (or crowing) about leading a strange double life—their ordinary existence, and a polished, highly shareable lie manufactured for online adoration.
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Angie, a blonde, bespectacled 38-year-old from Detroit dressed in all black, works in finance and "puts on a pantsuit everyday, but leads a secret double life away from my co-workers," she said.
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I lived there for over 50 years, but that early part of my life was a double life: I was a closeted gay professional by day and then a compulsive and promiscuous hedonist by night.
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It's about how the organizations she worked for either turned a blind eye to or were genuinely ignorant of the fact that one of their young stars was leading a double life among hardcore racist activists.
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Morris has the distinction of being the first; Austin enjoyed a successful career and stumbled into an iconic photo along the way; while Lewis led an incredible double life that combined excellence in sport and academia.
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As Jean begins living a double life, pretending to be a freelance journalist named "Diane Hart" in order to chase the aforementioned Sidney, her very real commitments in her actual life start to get more serious.
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" On a recent program she asked: "If we can figure out a way to get to the moon, wipe out disease, double life expectancy, don't you think we can be a little nicer to each other?
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But the opera amplifies the farcical aspects of Wilde's comedy of errors while leaving its rich autobiographical subtext — with allusions to the homosexual double life that eventually doomed its author to prison and exile — largely unmined.
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In the government's court papers, Mr. Kourani emerges as a man who for years led a double life, moving between two worlds, one a Bronx version of the American dream, the other a clandestine jihadist network.
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A year later, the two begin a relationship that is loving but never steady, thanks to Jeremy's double life and Norman's vague instability — he doesn't want to be a kept man, let alone a kept secret.
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Maciel was perhaps the Roman Catholic Church's most notorious paedophile, even abusing children he had fathered secretly with at least two women while living a double life and being feted by the Vatican and Church conservatives.
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Because you were so much younger than everyone else in the band, you were leading probably the most drastic double life of everyone—being in the Replacements at night, and going to high school during the day.
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The Dodge Neon and Chevy Trailblazer's international double life Automotive customers want more, and they want to do it on their time, on their terms, Skip D'Amico, Cadillac's global manager of digital innovation, told The Car Connection.
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Living a double life between the United States and Iran, I struggle daily with moments of despair and alienation: I am simply unable to communicate my concerns with the most caring colleagues at work and at school.
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I had the very real fear of being "sent back"; if not to another country, then perhaps to my hometown of Providence, RI, or the dark, chaotic emotional place where I'd been leading a secret double life.
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Like Joe, Walter lives a double life — except Walt is keeping his secret identity as a drug kingpin hidden from his family and Joe is keeping his life of a killer secret from most of the public.
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Big Break Two year ago, Mr. Markowitz was leading a double life: brand planner at Twitter by day; D.I.Y. filmmaker at night, posting goofy scripted videos about one-night stands and teleporters starring him and his friends.
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With the affair taking over as the main story, the Peterson case was featured on the cover of People, which featured Laci's smiling face even as they teased Peterson's "double life" and "other woman" as the story inside.
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Having a double life was fun in my younger 20s but the things you valued back then change from what you value now and I think I'm ready to transition to other things after hustling for eight years.
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Yet earlier this year, Pope Francis faced what had been the greatest crisis of his papacy when he firmly defended a Chilean bishop accused of covering for a notorious and influential priest who led a scandalous double life.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis delivered another criticism of some members of his own Church on Thursday, suggesting it is better to be an atheist than one of "many" Catholics who he said lead a hypocritical double life.
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Other notable characters he has portrayed were inspired by "American Psycho," in which Christian Bale plays a muscled-up playboy who lives the double life of a murderer; and "Fight Club," where Brad Pitt plays the shredded Tyler Durden.
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She tells him that it feels "like Khloé is living a full double life," which leads Scott to tell his perspective on the matter: Drop it, because it will just pull the actual family apart instead of solving anything.
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Someone like Tamra is upset by the speculation because it not only suggests your spouse is cheating on you, it also alleges he's lying, living a double life, and isn't even vaguely attracted to you in the first place.
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"If you're told I lead a double life with Mr Gallet it's because my hologram has escaped," Macron told supporters at a rally, apparently referring to a hologram presentation by a rival presidential candidate, Jean-Luc Melenchon, last weekend.
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As his stepdaughter puts it, Roy lived something of a double life in the U.S. "Though my dad worked as a Java programmer during the day, he was a Bengali writer when he came home," writes Trisha Ahmed Hoque.
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"D-major" (Tobias Truvillion), who flips on his down-low switch and bounces before Lucious reveals to Jamal that he is fully aware of D's double life and that he doesn't want Jamal to have any parts of that.
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It opens with "The Double Life of Veronique," which observes two women — Weronika in Poland and Veronique in France, both played by Irene Jacob — who seem to lead parallel lives, even though each one is unaware of the other.
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Yes, you read that right: Iain Glen ("Game of Thrones") plays that husband, a writer and former MI173 agent who dies in the first minutes of the story, leaving behind a tangle of secrets, including a hidden double life.
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A new documentary focused on the life and death of the former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez reveals how he lived a double life as an NFL star who would later be accused of killing several men.
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There were times when Falciani reminded me of Chuck Barris, the host of "The Gong Show," who, in his 1984 memoir, "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind," claimed that he had secretly led a double life as a C.I.A. assassin.
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But Liza does have her spirals into choppy waters: There's a whole thing about hooking up with her boss, as well as the omnipresent fact that she's leading a double life and lying to everyone around her about her actual age.
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"Bundy challenges all of our beliefs of what a serial killer should look like because he used his good looks and intelligence to hide his double life for far too long, and that is the focus of the film," Berlinger said.
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The season's opener introduces us to three siblings moving through life in completely different worlds: True Blood's Rutina Wesley is Nova, a local newspaper reporter and healer who's wrapped up in a relationship with a man living a double life.
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When the football star was spotted heading through security at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis before Super Bowl LII in February, his stylish gray trench coat had Twitter exploding with hilarious theories of his potential double life as a spy.
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Since the famine, "the majority of today's North Koreans have learned to lead an economic double life in order to make ends meet," according to " North Korea Confidential ," a study of markets and daily life, by Daniel Tudor and James Pearson.
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It emerged that this friendly 21-year-old was in fact living a glamorous double life: When he wasn't the receptionist for a log-cabin complex outside Boulder, Colorado, he was a superstar in Japan, where the sport is huge.
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At the time, she'd been living a double life, wearing a suit and tie as a senior engineer for the US military during the day, and breaking out into her female persona while performing at gay bars in the evenings.
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It opens with "The Double Life of Veronique" (Friday), which observes two women — Weronika in Poland and Véronique in France, both played by Irène Jacob — who seem to lead parallel lives, even though each one is unaware of the other.
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It keeps the broad strokes of someone living a double life and the intersections of the criminal world and the non-criminal world, but with a lighter tone, more relaxed pacing, and characters who are less conflicted about their moral choices.
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Robert De Cormier, who led a musical double life as a choral director and composer in classical music and an arranger and a conductor for folk and pop stars like Harry Belafonte and Peter, Paul and Mary, died on Nov.
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That's because, as the New York Times reported, he basically lived a double life, allegedly using campaign funds to pay for everything from his family's vacations to food to hefty tabs at DC bars while preaching fiscal responsibility in Congress.
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He lived a sort of double life: He and his girlfriend (and future wife), Anne Ashley, lived in the East Village, and he joined the activist organization Students for a Democratic Society while he held down a very mainstream job.
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Double life is a familiar theme, as is sexual misery, in a very revealing book just published in France, "Sexe et Mensonges: La Vie Sexuelle au Maroc" ("Sex and Lies: Sex Life in Morocco"), by the Franco-Moroccan novelist Leïla Slimani.
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In 2017, the Daily Mail published an article claiming that Hunter, who had been married to Williams for over 20 years, was living a double life complete with a house and mistress — who had an engagement ring on her finger.
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Maciel, who died in 2008, was perhaps the Roman Catholic Church's most notorious pedophile, even abusing children he had fathered secretly with at least two women while living a double life and being feted by the Vatican and Church conservatives.
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Fearing he'd lose the respect of either industry, he lived a "double life," splitting his time between work as a software engineer for top firms such as Apple and Google and lavish listening parties he'd hold as a hip-hop and rap artist.
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Then I was like, gee whiz, isn't it true that through my bipolarity, I have kind of lived this double-life where I've been the most miserable, defeated guy in the world and also the most perpetually ecstatic arrogant guy in the world?
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Men with deep-rooted homosexual tendencies should not be admitted to the Catholic clergy, and it would be better for priests who are actively gay to leave rather than lead a double life, Pope Francis says in a new book.
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A Pennsylvania man who lived a double life and who was convicted in October of murdering his wife and throwing her body overboard into Lake Erie in 43 has been ordered to spend the rest of his life in prison, PEOPLE confirms.
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After the drama of last Thanksgiving weekend, when Woods, 34, crashed his car at the bottom of the driveway and she watched his double life unspool across months of tabloid headlines, the Swedish-born Nordegren, 73, faced down the press with silence.
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"When it comes to party loyalty and sincerity, it is absolutely not allowed to be duplicitous, to agree overtly but oppose in secret, or to be a two-face person, or lead a double life, or engage in political social climbing," it said.
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She alleged he began cyberstallking her years earlier -- repeatedly sending her aggressive private messages, harassing her therapist for information and contacting her employer to tell them she was "a bipolar drunkard leading a double life," which she said cost her her job.
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Noisey chatted with Bauer (an Aquarius) about his double life as an astrologer, the creative spaces that astrology helps artists access, and his yearning to form a new band—upon the recent completion of an as yet untitled follow-up to Liberation!
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For me, the main significance of the realization that my father had led a double life was in helping me reconcile the wreck of the man I saw (he died when I was 9) with the hero who had helped save lives.
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The most puzzling aspect of Maloney's story, and the detail that has led to the belief that he was living a "double life," is the time he spent in a first-year university program, allegedly telling his classmates that he was 21.
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I think that a person who could fill in those spaces is someone who doesn't feel completely secure, who does feel like on some level they're living a double life because how they're perceived and how they perceive themselves is very different.
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The school has granted Travis and other young people access to a double life: they arrive nearly every afternoon from all over the city and pile into a tiny gym to learn a craft that consists in equal measure of sport and spectacle.
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As journalist Julie Phillips explains in her exhaustive biography James Tiptree, Jr.: The Double Life of Alice B. Sheldon, Sheldon "wanted a name 'editors wouldn't remember rejecting'" and ended up taking on the name of a jam she stumbled upon while shopping at the supermarket.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - A Georgia man standing trial for murder after his toddler son died in a hot car in 2014 led a "double life of deception," a prosecutor said on Monday, accusing the father of soliciting sex online while planning to kill his child.
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And they uncovered crucial details about key players in the Mueller investigation: Felix Sater's double life as an American spy and his lengthy interviews with the Senate, and Michael Cohen's history with New York City cab companies, as well as the inside of his shredder.
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And the further Santa Clarita Diet and the Hammonds dive into their dark and twisty double life of tearing people limb from limb and attending parent teacher conferences — not to mention determining what Sheila's new status means for their marriage — the better it gets.
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According to a complaint the classmate filed in 22011, Ramos relentlessly sent her aggressive private messages, harassed her therapist for information and contacted her employer to tell them she was "a bipolar drunkard leading a double life," which she said cost her her job.
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The New York Post has the details: Colon has been living a double life that gives new meaning to his nickname "Big Sexy" — siring two secret love children with a woman while married to his devoted wife of 21 years, The Post has learned.
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HARRY CLARKE When he moves to New York City, a shy Midwesterner creates an alter ego for himself — a cocky Brit named Harry — and finds that his double life eventually becomes dangerous, in this solo play written by David Cale and starring Billy Crudup.
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The psychology of Negan in the comic books — or even the psychology we've seen in past Walking Dead villains like the Governor, who led a double life as a hero to the people of Woodbury and as a villain to everyone else — seems absent.
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VATICAN CITY, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Pope Francis told members of a disgraced religious order on Saturday they must renounce the legacy of their founder and acknowledge he was a con-man who sold the "illusion" of holiness while living a double life as a paedophile.
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Mateen is best known for playing Cadillac in The Get Down, W.D. Wheeler in The Greatest Showman, and Russel Thomas in Us. So far, to Watchmen viewers he has only been Cal the husband of Angela who lives a double life as vigilante Sister Night.
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Davis' alleged double life was exposed earlier this month after he responded to a message an FBI agent posted on a website known to be "frequented by individuals with a sexual interest in children, among other fetishes," according to a criminal complaint viewed by Fox News.
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At the time of the murder, authorities said Meza, an online escort and former porn actor, was living a double life that Merendino knew nothing about: Meza had a pregnant girlfriend, Taylor Langston, in San Diego whom he later enlisted to help cover up his crime.
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The most famous is Silk Road, an anonymous site that operated from 2011 to 2013 before being shut down in a high profile FBI investigation that resulted in a double life sentence for Ross Ulbricht, the man convicted of having conceived of and running the market.
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"It's unlikely that someone with the level of ambition to rise that high in the Kremlin while working as an agent for the Americans would want to easily drop the social status that came with both sides of their double life," the former DEA agent said.
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Only a few of us have bosses and acquaintances who know about this double life of crawling through dirty tunnels all night, hiding in bushes, and then going back to work the next day and acting like we're totally fit and had a good night's sleep.
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Since setting up a Facebook page two years ago, Anderson has led a double life, regularly receiving desperate messages and phone calls from workers in the kingdom who send photos of burned and bruised limbs, or stories of sexual assault and rape, along with pleas for help.
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Maisel were merely a show that gave Sherman-Palladino free rein to play in her screwball sandbox, its chronicle of Midge's double life of maintaining a perfect home while perfecting a 10-minute comedy set in dark clubs with Susie would be a perfectly amusing watch.
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Spider-Man was arguably the best thing about the superhero brawl known as Civil War, and his solo movie focuses on Peter Parker's double life as a hero and as a regular, dorky high school student — it's in the same spirit as the Civil War post-credits scene.
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Adding to the shock, investigators discovered that Meza had been leading a double life that Merendino knew nothing about: Meza was engaged and living in San Diego with his pregnant girlfriend Taylor Langston, who authorities said lied to them about Meza's whereabouts on the night of Merendino's slaying.
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Under the eye of his hard-boiled supervisor, Bonni (Amy Ryan), Robert at first works with a hotheaded undercover agent, Emir (John Leguizamo), then begins a double life as Bob when he is paired with Kathy (Diane Kruger), a smart, stingingly beautiful rookie undercover agent posing as his fiancée.
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This was just one of "hundreds of entries of vituperation in the press when it came out," Wilde's grandson Merlin Holland recently told The Times, and Wilde spent the next year revising his aestheticist tale of a double life for publication in book form, removing certain homoerotic passages.
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It's not like I'm hiding all my friends from each other because I'm secretly leading a double life as a spy (seriously, I wish my life was that interesting), but as Dr. Mattu says, we have friends for so many different reasons, and they're bound to be different from each other.
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"I am so ashamed of the double life that I have been living and am grieved for the hurt, pain and disgrace my sin has caused my wife and family, and most of all Jesus and all those who profess faith in Him," he said in a statement at the time.
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For years, Mr. Kourani, who came to the United States in 2003 and became a citizen in 2009, had lived an elaborate double life to cover his true affiliation with the Islamic Jihad Organization, or I.J.O., the Hezbollah wing responsible for counterintelligence and terrorist activities outside of Lebanon, according to prosecutors.
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MORE FROM REUTERSIslamic State sees chance to revive fortunes in Trump presidencyIsrael legalizes settler homes on private Palestinian landGALLERY: Ukraine's winter war heats up "If you're told I lead a double life with Mr Gallet it's because my hologram has escaped," Macron told supporters, referring to Radio France chief executive Mathieu Gallet.
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Since then, he has spent long days in a courtroom in the small town of Brunswick, Georgia, watching each side present its case in a bid to answer the question: Is Harris a grieving father who will forever live with the mistake he made -- or a killer who was leading a double life?
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Written and directed by Aneesh Chaganty in his feature debut, and featuring a fantastic, grief-laden performance from Cho, Searching delivers on what must be one of the nightmares of modern parenting: the idea of your child having a hidden double life on the internet — a life that is both unknown and unknowable.
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But in the United States, the struggle over the meaning of the cartoon character Pepe, first created in 2005 by cartoonist Matt Furie, is split between white nationalists and meme enthusiasts, while in China, his double life is between an apolitical mainland Chinese emoticon and a pro-democracy mascot in Hong Kong.
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The Double Life of Veronique, the Three Colors trilogy (Blue, White, and Red), and The Decalogue — a series of hour-long films that aired on Polish TV in 1988, with each episode corresponding to one of the Ten Commandments — are more about the concerns of ordinary citizens, like sex, family, and money, than political intrigue.
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Rejected coldly by Grace after confessing this liaison, Joel hurls himself headlong into showbiz and begins constructing not so much a double life as a corrugated one, which included attraction to women, convention and the public approbation each conferred as well as the exciting, shameful lure of the hotel masseur and the gay bathhouse.
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Which might explain the curious case of Olympic gold medalist Chris Mears' secret double life as an EDM producer and DJ. In case you missed it, because it probably happened in the middle of the night, Chris Mears won Britain's first ever diving gold, alongside Jack Laugher in the men's synchronized three-meter springboard final.
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But that carefully cultivated image of a caring, progressive Renaissance man came crashing down on Monday night after the publication of an expose by The New Yorker, detailing allegations of a sordid and stomach-turning double life, including Mr. Schneiderman's physical and psychological abuse of four women with whom he had been romantically involved.
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It was Bundy himself who helped create and embed within the cultural consciousness so many of the archetypes we associate with the serial killer: the idea of the double life, the secret "dark side" that comes as a total shock to family and friends who've known someone only as an upstanding pillar of their greater community.
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The Cultural Brigade, whose mission is to familiarize Israelis with the richness of Russian culture, was set up by young adults who had a common experience: They arrived with their families as children in a foreign country and found themselves living a cultural double life, speaking Russian at home while struggling to be accepted as Israelis.
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There are intricate, involving stories here about the death of a young woman who seemed to lead a double life; about the 1978 political siege of Nicaragua's Palacio Nacional by the Sandinistas; and about the international efforts to save a young boy who needed a hard-to-find rabies serum raced to him within 12 hours.
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But I was living a double life: I was a little girl whose mother was watching from the beach, whose father was standing in the shallow water staring at the horizon (he never swam); and I was Darena, who could call the fish out of the water and make the waves rise to cover the road.
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While "Labyrinth Two" — a "homage of sorts" to Roberto Bolaño's story of the same title, itself inspired by a New Yorker photograph (reproduced here) of four people sitting at a table in a cafe — intriguingly harks back to certain memorable European episodes in "The Double Life of Liliane," a book that also incorporated Sebaldian-style images.
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They're all great collectables for Parks and Rec fans, but one item stands above the rest: Duke Silver's own fedora and vest, the actual outfit Ron Swanson wore when he lived his double life as a mustachioed smooth jazz sax player, though you'll probably have to outbid a fleet of aging Eagleton divorcees if you want to take that one home.
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After all, The Decalogue is based on one of history's most famous sets of laws; the Three Colors films each explore one of the founding virtues of the French republic (liberty, equality, and fraternity); and The Double Life of Veronique seems to be at least partly about the struggles between Eastern and Western Europe after the fall of the Iron Curtain.
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Bandit by Molly Brodak (Grove/Atlantic) I'm engaged to the person who wrote this book, so I won't try to hype it to you in any way other than how I first heard her talk about the frame in which it operates; that is, that she grew up the daughter of a man who robbed 11 banks and lived a double life.
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Whether he's investigating human fantasies of robots, the controversy surrounding the burial of Boston Marathon Bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, or his own double-life as a gay city-dweller and suburban father-figure, Mendelsohn often looks to the works of Ancient Greece and Rome to not only find answers to modern questions, but to demonstrate that the same questions existed thousands of years ago.
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Directed by Ingmar Bergman, Hour of the Wolf finds common ground with Bergman's Persona (which is also available on Filmstruck) in that it's also a study in doubles — in this case protagonist Johan Borg's double life as he attempts to battle a host of possibly imaginary demons as well as a mental breakdown that may or may not have turned him into a real killer.
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This week we recommend a bunch of good ones — from the latest Megan Abbott novel ("Give Me Your Hand," about rival scientists with a long history) to a new take on Raymond Chandler and his classic detective Philip Marlowe ("Only to Sleep," by Lawrence Osborne) to Flynn Berry's tale of a daughter seeking answers and vengeance after a murder close to home ("A Double Life").
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Recorded voices took us through a fragmented but shaped account of how life was for many gay and transgender people from the 1970s onward: the lure of the big city; the thrill of flirtation, availability and promiscuity; aspects of the double life and fear; the first symptoms of the mysterious plague that became recognized as H.I.V.; the horror of the multiple illnesses and deaths.
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Also pursuing that possibilities of digital technology, Jonathan Rosen: Double Life, curated by Laura O'Reilly, Alessandra DeBenedetti, and Regina Harsanyi presented a room full of huge screens that seen with my own eyes looked like a typical Twitter feed, but with an attendant holding up an iPad to filter the contents, became a three-dimensional stream of bots and ersatz identities floating to the "top" of a pell mell visual screed.
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Still, even though Phillip has had to bear his own share of the work-sex burdens (actually marrying one of your sources and keeping up that double life for over two years has got to count for something, I guess), it's always been made clear that that part of the job is harder for women, not due to any kind of delicate sensibilities, but simply because of the added risk of violence.
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Those who have followed Ms. Ebersole's cabaret career know that a running theme in her shows is her slightly madcap double life as a Broadway and nightclub performer and as a wife and mother bringing up three adopted children in Maplewood, N.J. In this latest chapter in her serio-comic family saga, Ms. Ebersole, 63, suddenly finds herself an "empty nester" with all three children in college, gazing into the mirror, realizing that she is no longer young, and weighing her options.
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Even leaving aside his football-induced brain disease — chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE — Hernandez, as the much more effective 2018 Boston Globe podcast Gladiator explores, fell victim to a number of complicated factors that influenced his life, from his father's toxic masculinity and its impact on Hernandez's view of himself and his sexuality to the cold dehumanization of professional football and the New England Patriots in particular, whose staff routinely enabled Hernandez's double life while ignoring his pleas for help.
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Read more:Aaron Hernandez&aposs casual prison behavior &aposchilled&apos guards, according to a new Netflix documentary showing how he lived a double life of NFL stardom and murdererAaron Hernandez had a severe form of the brain disease that impacts a wide swath of NFL players — here&aposs what it doesThe rise and fall of Aaron Hernandez: How he went from a rising star to a convicted murderer and the newest face of football&aposs concussion crisisAaron Hernandez had CTE, the brain disease associated with repeated concussions
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Read more:Ex-Maryland police officer has been charged with raping and attempting to transmit HIV to a woman he pulled overPolice say Antonio Brown has locked himself in his home after an alleged battery incident involving his trainer and a moving truck driverFotis Dulos and his lawyer are now being accused of planning to kill each other&aposs wives in a plot straight out of a Hitchcock movieAaron Hernandez&aposs casual prison behavior &aposchilled&apos guards, according to a new Netflix documentary showing how he lived a double life of NFL stardom and murder
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