Get the recipe: Tropical green popsicles soup cleanses are the detoxifying trend du jour Juice cleanses are so 2015 — soup cleanses are the detoxifying trend du jour.
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It's the quiet conversation du jour among Silicon Valley's privileged.
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Matte Moment Matte lips are the beauty trend du jour.
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I was more at home with the yarn du jour.
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The weird news du jour is genuinely driving me insane.
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Augmented reality is certainly the gimmick du jour these days.
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Israel, always diplomatically unrecognizable, is now the enemy du jour.
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"L'Ordre du Jour" is based on historical documents and photographs.
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It has essentially adopted socialism as its cause du jour.
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Before gradients, neon lettering was the Instagram lighting aesthetic du jour.
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Rabbit is on the menu du jour at Le Dauphin restaurant.
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So, how did designers reimagine the jacket du jour for spring?
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"Food and food scarcity is the issue du jour," she said.
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Prepare for your new life as Left Shark du jour, Martin.
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Cansei de Ser Sexy and Klaxons were the sound du jour.
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Milo Yiannopoulos is the enemy du jour of the establishment media.
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Sleep, and getting enough of it, was the topic du jour.
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A.I. technology has become the topic du jour in Silicon Valley.
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They did so to get Evans, the Alabama linebacker du jour.
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The song du jour was "The Bridge" by M. C. Shan.
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NUMBERS DU JOUR: 9 LEGISLATIVE DAYS until the planned August recess.
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It's no secret that Twitter is Trump's soap box du jour.
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He even got in a shot at the Hollywood scandal du jour.
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But, if single women are the target market du jour, who's next?
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Lizzie (Logan Browning) has replaced Charlotte as the star cellist du jour.
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Or 200 of barely sentient conspiracy theorists regurgitating the delusion du jour.
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There's no denying that "texture" is the hair-product buzzword du jour.
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But during an afternoon press conference, Trump was the topic du jour.
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Entertainment and popular culture eagerly cast Muslims as America's bogeyman du jour.
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At the VMAs tonight, she continued her latest trend du jour: pantsuits.
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But for fall, the color du jour actually packs a brighter punch.
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How do you have time to deal with any crisis du jour?
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Soon after, he anointed Cumming the Parisian fashion house's muse du jour.
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The disaster du jour on Friday was PMI and the global economy.
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There's no denying that blue eye makeup is the trend du jour.
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DATA DU JOUR Monday will be the 252,221th consecutive edition of Playbook.
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Tax reform is "the thing du jour," a third Republican lobbyist said.
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In case you hadn't heard, cryptocurrencies are the hot topic du jour.
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"Augmented" is worming its way into becoming the buzz adjective du jour.
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"Go back to where you came from" is the phrase du jour.
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This month, the horrifying event du jour is the US presidential election.
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"Unbelievable," she said in an interview with Du Jour published on Tuesday.
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I was older when R. Kelly became the sexual predator du jour.
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The Trump-Giuliani version du jour may be perceived as not credible.
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It's official: Fuchsia has supplanted millennial pink as the rose du jour.
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"Go back home" or "Speak English" have become our generation's slurs du jour.
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Ora's words ring particularly true in 2016, given the top models du jour.
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Like a really good chunky earring, AirPods have become my accessory du jour.
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The hashtag #chexit, short for "China exit," is the new appellation du jour.
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The format, the idea of having a debate about a topic du jour.
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That "revolution" seemed to be the Ethereal Summit's buzzword du jour was interesting.
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Soon after, #SaintLouisStyle usurped #BagelGate as the absurd food Twitter hashtag du jour.
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But can we just talk about her look du jour for a second?
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This morning I started testing a new "fix" du jour to bypass t.
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TWITTER FIGHT DU JOUR -- MCCAIN: President Trump on Thursday morning tore into Sen.
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Cold brew is the trendy drink du jour for coffee lovers these days.
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To borrow from the nomenclature du jour: What a time to be alive.
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It makes sense that our parenting expert du jour is a data wonk.
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When one panic-du-jour wanes, we find another focus for our fears.
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It received four votes from the judges, against six for "L'Ordre du Jour."
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"Milkshaking" has now become the demonstration du jour in Britain ahead of European elections.
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Beto O'Rourke is currently a candidate du jour — and other top contenders like Sen.
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Impostor syndrome has been rediscovered and named "the workplace anxiety du jour" for women.
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According to Ramsay, we should try and stay away from the soup du jour.
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It's the political term du jour utilized in a reckless and openly partisan manner.
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In Mao Zedong's China, this was the hotel du jour for dignitaries visiting Shanghai.
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With his support, it has quickly become the most popular moderate plan du jour.
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But at the moment, the hair trend du jour isn't a haircut at all.
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It has become the cause du jour for Pakistanis both at home and abroad.
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Instead, it's about cooked-to-order cuisine that resonates with the destination du jour.
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So Democrats: stop whining about the scandal du jour and focus on the election.
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They aren't the only ones who understand that it is the issue du jour.
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Greedy Pigs: A Sin du Jour Affair by Matt Wallace The latest installment in Matt Wallace's series of novellas about the supernatural Sin du Jour catering company, which accidentally stumbles upon a conspiracy when they're catering for the president of the United States.
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The Netflix-Cannes showdown was the controversy du jour in the film world last May.
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Scandi design has just about eclipsed mid-century modern as the design trend du jour.
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There's a reason that Tinder is the dating app du jour; it's tried-and-true.
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In 2013, OnePlus became the David-versus-Goliath contender du jour of the smartphone industry.
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That's also because, in this White House, there is a storm-du-jour: the Gen.
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Move over, S-Town: Berniemania is ready to take over as the podcast du jour.
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Black burgers have been a du jour item in Japan for quite a few years.
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She will also host a dinner party where education will be the topic du jour.
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For example: In the first episode, Nolan, the saboteur du jour, attempts to blackmail Caitlin.
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Across every sphere of government activity, ''rule of law'' has become the phrase du jour.
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It does not involve a luxury brand poaching the designer du jour from a competitor.
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The big picture: The tech industry has always been infatuated with the buzzword du jour.
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This year, the shade du jour is rusted — a deep orange tone that's surprisingly neutral.
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I have been reflecting a bit on the controversy du jour: Google's redesigned search results.
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Zombies were the créature du jour in big band songs, radio programs, and nightclub routines.
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Here's how her story differs from the scam du jour and where she stands in 2019.
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Arnott has a few answers, starting with the suspects du jour: bitcoin and cryptocurrencies at large.
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Typically, only the style du jour acts like Turnstile or legends like Converge ever get attention.
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The hue du jour is one that shouts — not unlike the siren that screams before disaster.
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So when he was not up on the nomenclature du jour, it blew up at him.
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Untroubled by the Knicks' loss, the N.B.A.'s fast-rising artist du jour kept it moving.
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As comedy writers, aren't you guys itching to jump on whatever is the event du jour?
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Illegal toad venom is a "hot mind-altering drug du jour" among well-off New Yorkers.
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Mike: Here's the topic du jour I really wanted to get to: The fall of PewDiePie.
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Speaking to reporters, Patrick even invoked Obama's campaign line du jour, saying he was "fired up".
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Not only will it be super bright, but Jupiter is the planet du jour for space science.
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Unlike most creative directors du jour, he's not out to answer life's biggest questions with each showing.
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Over the past few years, China's tech ascension has become one of the hottest topics du jour.
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So what was the Theranos founder and apparent scammer fascination du jour actually like in real life?
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That's the sense I get from Fantasy du Jour is that it can exist on several planes.
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In fact, we're predicting that it may soon usurp blue as the reigning colorful liner du jour.
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Meanwhile, the makeup looks du jour came in countless flavors, but three looks were the most popular.
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Bit by bit, this sort of behavior becomes quickly normalized (in the parlance du jour) and escalated.
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The battle du jour is about customer data and powering the $100 billion global mobile advertising business.
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But suddenly, against all odds, the bold color combo has become the unlikely eyeshadow pairing du jour.
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Instead, it fanned this year's conspiracy theory du jour: that Clinton is secretly in very poor health.
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Because Darius Beck, fictional football star and man candy du jour, happens to be a Black dude.
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The renovation will also add a terrace on the roof, the amenity du jour in New York.
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The topic du jour (besides the shutdown) was a debate over where the global economy was headed.
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Investing in Ferguson's future, be it through dollars or volunteerism, became Missouri's social justice cause du jour.
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Then the picture ended up on French Vogue's online Bijou du Jour (Jewel of the Day) page.
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Once the dust settles, and memories fade, and the next "story du jour" arrives, we move on.
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It goes without saying that pies are the plat du jour, though there is a vegetarian option.
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Dr. Payne describes them to me as "a barometer of the 'terror du jour,'" a compelling thought.
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Soup du Jour is planning an intervention for the gallery weekend but has not provided further details.
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We're talking about the effortless beach waves and bedhead bends that have become the Instagram 'dos du jour.
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Since we're bound to start seeing Ren everywhere, we suggest getting to know the It Girl du jour.
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Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign became so consumed with the controversy du jour that it was dizzying for them.
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Sheer, weightless makeup and skin care is the trend du jour, but not all formulas are created equal.
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It's all in the design scheme du jour: gender-neutral, with minimalist font swimming in pastel color schemes.
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While PBF is the finance policy du jour, it has not been proven to provide an attractive alternative.
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Brands align themselves to the tech-house stars du jour, painfully aware of a potential audience-engaging payday.
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In 2010, inspired by a heated battle over the debt ceiling, deficit reduction was the cause du jour.
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Not long ago, they were the young Hollywood starlet of the food world—the "it" nut du jour.
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According to the word on the street at London Fashion Week, rainbow fashion is the look du jour.
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China may be the bogeyman du jour, but the market access challenges posed by China are hardly unique.
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Kick off dinner with a Sonoma Greens salad or soup du jour and a glass of sauvignon blanc.
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Genelee: Black lives matter, and it's great, this new focus on intersectional feminism—that's the buzzword du jour.
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At first, it looked like my quest to buy the millennial plaything du jour would end in failure.
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Her career seems to have stalled out, and her guy du jour (Chace Crawford) is an abusive jerk.
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Now that wellness has become the marketing language du jour, that ideology is still present, but more hidden.
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Perhaps that's why on Instagram the #laundromatshoot has replaced the national park as the influencer backdrop du jour.
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The lucky ones become Marilyn Monroe (or the It Girl du jour); the luckier ones get out alive.
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Google your lite-fare media du jour and you'll find enthusiastic hit pieces, ripping Ivanka and her brand.
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In Maryland, crab dip is the appetizer du jour and in Arizona, fans are into green chicken enchiladas.
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These five tips are proven to work: There's a reason storytelling is the buzzword du jour: It works!
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Others admit that the last time they were single, many of the apps du jour did not exist.
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One of the very last entries I got was the eye-twitch inducer du jour, I guess, SCHMUCK.
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This show makes a clever and du jour move to convey this notion under the sail of portraiture.
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The ambition du jour in the perennial arms race between television manufacturers is making TVs as thin as possible.
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The ambition du jour in the perennial arms race between television manufacturers is making TVs as thin as possible.
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His broadcast, "The King's Report," often ventures well beyond the Bible to touch on the cultural issues du jour.
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For some unsettling reason, sexual assault and rape storylines have become a topic du jour on our television screens.
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Each video begins with Hawkins explaining why he chose the flavor du jour, preparing the vaporizer, and then indulging.
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We have two and a half hours of topics du jour, so we had a lot of hot topics.
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Aside from just about everyone going blonde this summer, bob haircuts have been the trend du jour in Hollywood.
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Ask someone in L.A. what their cut du jour is, and they'll suggest something long with tons of layers.
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The Christian rebuke is just one of many critiques leveled now at the GOP's target du jour in Iowa.
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During a trip to Dubai, the model du jour decided to book a flight that included a dramatic drop.
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The Detroit Lions host the division rival Chicago Bears this Saturday, so naturally the topic du jour was film.
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" How Asia sees Trump ... Lead du jour, from AP's Foster Klug in Seoul, South Koreal: "Was it a bluff?
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Social media sells, and in a city of aspiration an unimaginable wealth, Instagram is the shop window du jour.
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It's deeply unfortunate that commentary about a presenter's face turned out to be the subject du jour last night.
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More women are emboldened and share their own experiences with the predator du jour or another of his ilk.
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"For years the design magazines have been pushing modern, minimalistic style and the latest trends du jour," she said.
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So it only makes sense that the current trend-du-jour is a bit of tradition with a twist.
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The central tension at El Cortez is between two menu items: All-American Taco Night and Tacos Du Jour.
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The disinformation campaign soon moved on to spread falsehoods about trans children, and other hot trans topics du jour.
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We can always count on John Oliver to deliver an expletive-laden verbal roasting of the latest outrage du jour.
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Click through to see our favorite ways to wear the color du jour, straight from the streets of Fashion Month.
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Facebook is Silicon Valley's punching bag du jour following the Cambridge Analytica crisis, and Apple's CEO just threw an uppercut.
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In this clip, two dudes submerge Samsung's latest phone in the drink du jour and drop it to the ground.
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Last New York Fashion Week, pink Planned Parenthood pins (distributed by the CFDA) were the politically-minded accessory du jour.
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With big, bold, and bushy the shape du jour, it's a frustrating time for teens of the '90s and '00s.
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Voice assistants may be the home product du jour, but Piccolo wants you to control your smarthome with your hands.
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Gossamer-thin layered chains are replacing a million rings or stacked friendship bracelets as the jewelry hoarder's look du jour.
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Don't forget, existential loneliness is the soup du jour of any after-party, so you probably won't fit in anyway.
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Body marbling — a way to paint your skin — has emerged as the accessory du jour, especially among the festival crowd.
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Netflix's Bird Box is the movie du jour as a result of excellent timing, excellent casting, and one brilliant premise.
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For this, think about being able to transfer money in and out directly from your du jour online banking platform.
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McInnes is an important figure here, as a co-founder of the douchebag lifestyle content company du jour Vice magazine.
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"Dark modes"—interface designs that invert the standard black text on white background—have become the tech trend du jour.
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Their novel du jour: The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood's iconic book about a totalitarian theocracy that overtakes the United States.
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CalaveraAn evening spent here is the easiest way to hop to Oaxaca, the south-of-the-border obsession du jour.
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The foreign conglomerate du jour benefits and the area stays alive, but the town's bulwark now rests on softer ground.
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And mud masks, which have fast become the beauty product du jour, have long been a best seller for Omorovicza.
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"My Life in Pictures" is ostensibly Bea's illustrated diary or journal, the literary form du jour for chapter-book series.
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Naturally, VP's blatant disregard for laminated signs became the meme du jour and the inspiration for a Reddit Photoshop battle.
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"Dark Territory" builds on this trifecta, taking the reader into the world of the new security topic du jour — cyberwar.
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Success begets success — but the left doesn't want to normalize (if I may use the buzzword du jour) Trump's victories.
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This year's movies included unusually high-quality screams that capture the mood du jour in the United States and beyond.
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Thanks to the trend's emergence at the spring 2016 shows, we found a new color du jour: aqua blue liner.
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Prescription drug costs are the issue du jour, and the next generation of complex therapies will only get more expensive.
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And Iran's Ali Khamenei already has the most coveted title du jour, supreme leader, and he's bent on keeping it.
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In the early '00s, when I was in high school, the celebrity method du jour was Julie Morgenstern's S.P.A.C.E. method.
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Chameleon particles and symmetrons While the X17 particle is the fifth force du jour, it certainly has some fascinating predecessors.
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As national signing day dawns Wednesday, the trend du jour is parents dressing up in uniforms alongside their talented sons.
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So for the price of $1,500, or $3,000 once it hits the market, the June Oven is the chef du jour.
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Three young men in "fashy haircuts," white polos and khakis, the white supremacist uniform du jour, superficially vetted potential audience members.
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As for Cruz, it seems he won't be getting much support from the Republican party in this birther debate du jour.
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That complexity leads many citizens to be suspicious of it, and also makes it susceptible to the Republican criticism du jour.
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It seems that the classic trend has made its return — and we predict it will be the fall color du jour.
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Aside from the occasional tabloid feature, they were beloved, idolized for their style and poise, and oftentimes the emblem du jour.
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After all, in the end it probably won't even matter if you pull your product from the App Store du jour.
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Value-based drug contracts — in which drug companies are only paid if their drugs are effective — are the policy du jour.
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For a solid decade, he couldn't go anywhere without an army of teen girls hanging on his oversized sweater du jour.
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Eric Vuillard's 2017 book, "L'Ordre du Jour" (The Order of the Day), was a look at companies complicit in Hitler's rise.
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Direct listings were one of the topics du jour at the event, which was attended by venture capitalists and startup founders.
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It's tempting to get so caught up in his outrage du jour that you never have to do any self-examination.
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As we recently reported, Marc Vetri, Philadelphia's chef du jour, sold his empire of restaurants to—of all things—Urban Outfitters.
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Lawmakers won't know which side to pick and will flip-flop between what lobbyists ask and the public's fear du jour.
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In urban and suburban America, Donald Trump's outrage du jour is on everybody's lips: Did you see what he tweeted now?
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And with my bedroom moonlighting as my office du jour for the foreseeable future, I want to do something about it.
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The disrupter du jour is, of course, Amazon — which collected more than 40 cents of every dollar spent online last year.
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Socialism is not the cause du jour for everyday folks who work, have small businesses to run and families to raise.
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In January, all seven of the most-watched YouTube Gaming channels weren't run by happy gamers livestreaming the game du jour.
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So when you think about ... make women ... do more non-threatening ones, because this is really the topic du jour, right?
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The New York Times op-ed section takes an interactive look at the urban question du jour: Will automated cars save cities?
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These shoes are the newest way to get in on the trend du jour without the long-term commitment of rainbow hair.
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After years and years (and years) of flower crowns, the music-festival world was due for a new hair accessory du jour.
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Whimsical trends may not be dead quite yet, but an unlikely brand is doing its best to usurp the trend du jour.
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If the smell of hot meat mixed with body odor is your ideal scent du jour, KFC has the product for you.
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Whether it's racking up points on the Apple Card or betting on the cryptocurrency du jour, the way we spend is changing.
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Blame it on Pat McGrath or her legions of muses, but glitter took over Coachella this year as the trend du jour.
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Retailers are dying to be Colette because it's deeply authentic — the buzzword du jour when it comes to selling — especially to millennials.
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Stars donned black to show their support for women in the industry, a gesture akin to wearing the cause du jour ribbon.
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The bulk retail outfit Costco hired its first lobbying firm, Capitol Tax Partners, to work on the issue du jour: tax reform.
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PLAT DU JOUR: Pan-seared squid with Espelette peppers, which traces its origins through Mexico to the south of Bolivia and Brazil.
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Back at the haunted mansion du jour, Hannah and Jed are enjoying the evening portion of their date, with dinner by candlelight.
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Shared financial goals could be the topic du jour, and if you're the enterprising type, you might even start a business together.
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Subscription models like Dollar Shave Club are the mode du jour for optimizing customer retention, because repetition is built into the model.
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It seems like ages since the bass drop was the electronic music festival pleaser du jour, and boy did we miss it.
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For some he is the perennial bad boy, alternately overpaid and profligate or meanspirited and tightfisted, depending on the story du jour.
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The waitress sauntered off, and within minutes, served me what was to be my plat du jour, for every "jour" that week.
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"They have become the trade du jour for traders betting for or against a trade deal" between the United States and China.
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" As for coconut oil, Dr. Sacks said, "It's the nutritional fat du jour but it has not been proven to be healthful.
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Those investors should be concerned, and they should use this market hysteria du jour as the catalyst for a substantive portfolio review.
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The character's name is Joan-Marc Miró-Puig, he of the cranky, parochial prejudices du jour, a bigoted, male chauvinist, homophobic rat.
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As the world moved into recession, global imbalances faded into the background and financial crisis and deflation became the problems du jour.
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The biggest questions raised during CBD's meteoric rise to become this year's wellness ingredient du jour were incredibly simple: Is CBD real?
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That's the basis behind science's hashtag-du-jour, #ReviewForScience, in which researchers write reviews for everyday products—the way they really use them.
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If crop tops ruled 2016, the models of the moment are making a case for sheer shirts as 2017's top du jour.
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The male staff of Sin du Jour find themselves incapacitated, and it's going to take some skill and cunning to undo the curse.
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Such is the case in Los Angeles right now, where the latest style du jour tracks back to L.A.-based model Taylor LaShae.
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Ukpong (Hubert Point-Du Jour) and Abasiama (Chinasa Ogbuagu), joined in an ill-conceived arranged marriage, are student newlyweds in Houston in 1978.
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Fenty x Puma combined the outerwear of the season with the print du jour — check — in an ankle-skimming, almost-a-duvet number.
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"'Reflation' is the theme du jour following Donald Trump's unexpected emphasis on infrastructure spending in his acceptance speech on election night," Himmelberg wrote.
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The rumor du jour is that Donald Trump is promoting/demoting Sean Spicer to communications director and looking for a new press secretary.
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VIN DU JOUR: Madiran reds, from a region comprising 37 villages north of Pau, are made with the rare, blue-black tannat grapes.
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You know the one— the single du jour that united your senior class on the dance floor for two to four blissful minutes.
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With sugar as the public health enemy du jour, Thanksgiving pecan pie may be more likely to be met with dread than pleasure.
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In an effort to watch the show du jour, are we ignoring the hidden gems that don't make the cover of Entertainment Weekly?
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As part of Nike's Beautiful X Powerful Collection, who better to wave in the shoe's renewal than the face du jour, Bella Hadid.
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In past seasons' breakups, we've always been relieved from intense heartache by fade-outs and panoramic views of the romantic destination du jour.
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Their stories were largely lost in a news cycle dominated by Trump's outrage du jour until impeachment proceedings began in earnest in September.
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This year, Danish starchitect-du-jour Bjarke Ingels and his firm BIG have taken over the pavilion, and managed to combined the two.
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Maybe we're better off without smartphones, social media, cloud computing and apps du jour like Snapchat that we seemingly can't live without today.
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Jordan Rodgers, brother of Green Bay quarterback Aaron and Bachelorette contestant du jour, may have a bit of a problem on his hands.
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Back then, the site du jour was Bill Brewster's DJ History, which included a forum largely populated by disco heads and balearic aficionados.
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Christie's sale of Post-war and contemporary art — vente du jour in Paris brought in a total of €8,444,875 (~$9,596,000) on December 5.
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Forget about "Gilligan's Island" and the Kangol caps of the '90s: The bucket hat has dethroned the fedora as the chapeau du jour.
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Second, the show is about startup founders pitching their companies to investors, and its success is based on the entrepreneurship craze du jour.
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People engage in a public demonstration of how well-read they are through the rapid consumption and sharing of the read-du-jour.
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They struggled to convince investors to put money into a browser extension for the desktop as mobile became the computing platform du jour.
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The ray of hope is that out on the campaign trail voters rarely ask about the scandals du jour, which obsess the cognoscenti.
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"Uniqueness," is how Tartakovsky expresses the most important characteristic of his villains to Creators, ranging from Aku to each episode's baddie du jour.
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After decades of lobbying influence, that leadership slowly but surely corroded, replaced by revolving door regulators and ideologues pushing lobbyist narratives du jour.
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Finally, Burns's now-trademark approach tends to fall apart when there aren't a lot of people inherently involved in his subject du jour.
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The only thing millennials love more than getting text notifications from horoscope apps, podcasts about the grifter du jour, and Timothée Chalamet are piercings.
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But this year on the SAG Awards red carpet, the hair trend du jour was a hybrid: the polished bun with piece-y bangs.
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This time around, though, the fandom's obsession with the movie's creature du jour is already in full swing long before the flick hits theaters.
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This summer, the undone updo — both polished and piece-y at the same time — has proven to be the style du jour in Hollywood.
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Rental car companies have struggled to keep their stock prices up as vehicle ownership models evolve and "mobility" has become the buzzword du jour.
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The conference is a magnet for anti-authoritarians of all stripes, a place where ACAB, not MAGA, is the four letter acronym du jour.
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In Netflix's Bird Box, which has become the streaming title du jour after its premiere on December 21, the monsters are never on screen.
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We totally get wanting to diversify the brands in your closet — who wants to be an unofficial walking spokesperson for the label du jour?
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The top du jour boasts a life-size croissant design and the words "mon amour," because, you know, everyone's one true love is carbs.
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It's set the precedent for the fabric du jour, with an array of designers following suit, incorporating the delicate material into their own collections.
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Between insane global demand, climate change, and whatever trade-danger du jour the Trump administration's cooking up, avocados are in jeopardy like never before.
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It doesn't acknowledge the importance of spontaneity, serendipity, setback, resilience and (to use the coinage du jour) grit in life and in eventual success.
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He will offer a daily blue-plate special he's calling plat du jour, and plans to bring back the lavish hotel buffet salad bar.
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But President Trump becoming embroiled in controversies du jour -- inauguration crowd size, voter fraud and talk of using torture again -- are clouding their focus.
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If anything, it was a signal of support for him, using the mot du jour and taking it to the next level with fashion.
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A few are celebrities supporting their cause du jour, who drop in to meet locals and witness a project that often bears their name.
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Spotted on the backs of street style stars across fashion capitals this season, the jacket du jour is showing no signs of slowing down.
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Nights on the town will be legendary, whether you're flirting with a string of admirers or ringing in spring with your amour du jour.
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Meanwhile, women began to examine what life is like when getting your period means you are shunned, and periods became the topic du jour.
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It's the hot idea du jour, with a number of apps moving into this space, including Tumblr's Cabana, Let's Watch It, Fam, and others.
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HTC's first virtual reality product, the Vive, arrived first to market with a splash of enthusiasm that made them the VR company du jour.
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Unlike the apparent targets of the anti-media grift du jour on the right, Riley isn't a journalist, or any kind of public figure.
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Stormy Daniels, the pornographic film star who has made headlines week after week, was the topic du jour of late night comedy on Wednesday.
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One doesn't need to dig very deep online to find out that it's a term du jour on social media, clothing websites and blogs.
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It also helps that Walmart's status as a lightning rod may be diminishing as working conditions at Amazon make it the target du jour.
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The third could be the soups du jour, like a lusty, deeply satisfying curried Japanese sweet potato, tinged with lemongrass and topped with walnuts.
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But a cottage industry is forming around houseplants, with delivery startups like Bloomscape and the Sill turning indoor horticulture into the trend du jour.
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What if one of the random non-playable characters in the big, open Grand Theft Auto-style video game du jour suddenly attained sentience?
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We can only hope they internalize their past failures to predict the future before turning their ire toward the next tech monopolist du jour.
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Medication adherence – the practice of ensuring patients take their drugs as prescribed – isn't exactly the hot topic du jour in today's health care debate.
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Still, there's plenty of evidence that this design philosophy—which Lau refers to as "burdenless design"—is about to become the philosophy du jour.
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While portraiture is still the genre du jour, the focus on childhood avoided feeling voyeuristic, and created instead an honest probe into the future.
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Truthfully, it was only a matter of time before Kris Jenner copped Kim Kardashian's color du jour, and it looks like today is the day.
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Attempts by ordinary people to recover their reputations after spectacular downward spirals as public villains du jour is an emerging art form and business opportunity.
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Big Data may be the business buzzword du jour, but modern companies need to know that data isn't a magical Band-Aid for every problem.
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The royal couple du jour met at London's SoHo house, not in an abandoned tower in a forest or while dancing at a grand ball.
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While technologies like hand-tracking have been the augmented reality control input du jour, one of its biggest issues is the lack of tactile feedback.
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Over the years, Madonna has hired producers to help her weave the genres du jour into her music, and sometimes those producers have gone overboard.
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Cyril, so often tasked with breaking up with Reynolds muse du jour for him, comes to respect and even admire Alma, who returns the feeling.
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In a similar snap on the BarbieStyle Instagram account — follow it now for major fashion moments — Barbie snapped a selfie with the model du jour.
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Senate Republicans have spent three days throwing around all kinds of health policy ideas, but they're all united around Thursday's topic du jour: lowing premiums.
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For the first time, ever, Trader Joe's is giving Joe-Joe's a green remix with the addition of 2017's flavor du jour: matcha tea.
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HelloGiggles reports that cereal ice cream sandwiches are the dessert obsession du jour, taking over Pinterest boards, Instagram, and giving your dentist reason to celebrate.
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While not the term du jour, Dalio is referring to deep learning here where large quantities of information can be applied to solve specific problems.
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And the body type du jour has shifted ever so slightly to appear more "athletic" compared to the size zero phase a few years back.
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The G.O.P. phrase du jour is "constitutional crisis," depicting a hog-tied executive and a Republican Congress obsessed with perpetuating their demonization of Mrs. Clinton.
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They've also become the epicenter for festivals curated by the likes of Fullerton-bred garage label du jour Burger Records, and The Growlers' Beach Goth.
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Spotted heavily on the backs of street style stars across fashion capitals this season, the jacket du jour is showing no signs of slowing down.
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Vinyl records and live concerts have seen a resurgence, and the hot app du jour of young people — Snapchat — is pushing against long-standing trends.
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"I am here to run a Police Department, not a frat house," Ms. Schaaf said in what became a cable-news sound bite du jour.
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Who's who and who's asleepThe honored guests of the POTUS and FLOTUS at the annual address is always an indicator of the issues du jour.
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They are rare survivors of late 2000s' major label apocalypse that purged the industry of everything but legacy artists and teen pop acts du jour.
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We tweet viral Zeitgeisty New Yorker stories and we crack out portrait mode for a #bookflatlay photo of the latest hotly tipped bestseller du jour.
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"Old Town Road" first entered the chart at #83 in March, thanks to its plays in memes on TikTok, Gen Z's social platform du jour.
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Letter To the Editor: As a Democrat opposed to the Republicans' agenda, I am delighted with President Trump's pattern of self-created crisis du jour.
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In collaboration with hairstylist Ana Sorys, O'Hara and Bromhead agreed that the only thing that should change about Moira's look was her wig du jour.
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It's the fad du jour to complain about partisan gerrymandering, but there's a more sinister power grab unfolding right under your nose: the judicial gerrymander.
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Clarity is the mot du jour here in Brussels, with so little of it forthcoming from Washington D.C. on the subject of trade and tariffs.
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Members of a team famed for its drinking culture, including Kevin Moran, Norman Whiteside and Paul McGrath, turned up alongside a collection of celebrities 'du jour'.
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Yet while fine art was Saoudi's mission du jour and his key to the big city, the obsession he'd developed for history hadn't been left unnurtured.
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Orthorexic thinking and cultish eating has no home on Kale & Caramel (despite a susceptibility to hippie food trends du jour, which evoke my childhood comfort foods).
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Idle Ingredients: A Sin du Jour Affair by Matt Wallace Matt Wallace has been spinning out some entertaining, food-themed novellas following a demonic catering agency.
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Virtual and augmented reality may be the "topic du jour," but the market won't see massive adoption for a couple years, according to one gaming CEO.
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One of the more memorable moments was the steamy sex scene between Bond and his love interest du jour in one of the luxury yacht's showers.
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It&aposs clearly the media&aposs anti-Trump meltdown du jour, but in moments, we&aposll show you how this tape is much ado about nothing.
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As excited as fashion plates are to see more of their favorite models du jour, viewers should expect plenty of life lessons from momager Yolanda, too.
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Matthew Herbert has long had a bit of a food obsession, building albums like Plat Du Jour and One Pig entirely out of food-related samples.
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Hannah describes how Justin, the boyfriend du jour of her best friend Kat (Giorgia Whigham) who has since moved away, became the object of her infatuation.
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Mariah Carey clearly wanted to be seen Saturday night ... rolling into Catch, the restaurant du jour always swarmed by paparazzi, but she was short on words.
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Fights du jour Grassley and other Midwestern politicians have been worried over the last several months about three related but distinct possible changes to the mandate.
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Until that election, most of our conversations centered around food: what he was going to eat, or not going to eat, or the diet du jour.
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So, too, will the issue of border separations fall by the wayside as a gnat-like attention span turns to some newer, trendier outrage du jour.
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If you like a good night out on the latest synthetic drug du jour, you could soon start looking at public toilets in a different way.
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What was once a powerful concept has become the nebulous mot du jour we reach for when we're not sure how else to capture women's attention.
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Be smart: There is no industry that won't try shoehorning AI into its work — whether because it makes sense or because it's the buzzword du jour.
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Though the Armory Show has opened smoothly, hand sanitizer stations are everywhere and elbow-bumping has replaced handshaking and air-kissing as the greeting du jour.
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" Elizabeth Dias, a National correspondent who covers religion and politics, says: "I don't go to marches, though that's the hobby du jour in Washington right now.
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It's easy to be cynical about her casting (trust me), but it is good to see her making bank instead of some Hollywood dude du jour.
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To even reach this point, the memoirist must decide whether the complications are worth unraveling — or "unpacking," to use the woeful term du jour — at all.
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Six months ago, very few people were making real money on TikTok, the video app and social network du jour for young creators and aspiring influencers.
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Consider The best way to put a bounce in your step this spring is in the heel du jour, which has a sculptural ball-shaped heel.
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The debate will surely cover a wide range of issues important to Americans—health care, the economy—but expect impeachment to be the topic du jour.
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A placard on the table announces the daily special ("the plat du jour of the day," a server with a flair for redundancy once introduced it).
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The polls du jour show President Donald Trump trailing basically every Democrat in the 2020 general election, both nationally and in individual states — even in Texas.
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And once it's clear that Sanders has lost the nomination, Sanders's elite anti-Democratic supporters will rally behind Jill Stein, the Green Party spoiler du jour.
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Which wouldn't be that odd the thick of the summer movie season – except that the film in question wasn't just another nine-figure blockbuster sequel du jour.
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Synchronized swimmers may be the epitome of elegance in the pool, but their headgear of choice becoming the accessory du jour was not one we saw coming.
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In a pop culture collision of epic proportions, the world's most famous internet sensation du jour prepared a steak for one of the world's most famous actors.
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The religion was the celebrity spiritual moment du jour during the 2000s, and everyone from Madonna to Ashton Kutcher to Lindsay Lohan dabbled in the mystical religion.
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It also speaks to the promise of TikTok, which is becoming the app du jour for Gen-Z, and, therefore, everyone who wants to market to them.
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Designer du jour Virgil Abloh won the Urban Luxe Award for Off-White, while Craig Green won British Designer of the Year Menswear for his eponymous label.
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Between the seemingly endless craze for lip plumping and the emerging craft of lip art, it could be argued that lips are the erogenous zone du jour.
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For those who lean goth — the other food trend du jour — there's a chocolate and peanut butter combo that's on the darker end of the color spectrum.
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Pairing is pretty painless, battery life isn't half the issue I thought it would be, and going "truly wireless" (the marketing motto du jour) feels genuinely freeing.
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The app will tackle the big issues du jour — like immigration, healthcare and climate change, for example — which are released in a series on a subscription basis.
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Some Republicans have groused about him in private, others scolded or lamented him in public remarks; most dodged or demurred when confronted with the controversy du jour.
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This year, the product placement model du jour is shopfiction, developed by author and fashion blogger Riley Costello and modeled in her first book, Waiting at Hayden's.
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The ketogenic diet has become a Silicon Valley obsession and the diet du jour that supposedly keeps celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Halle Berry trim and strong.
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Supa Bwe can hold his own with the fringe party rappers du jour and sing a sex jam with Twista that feels like vintage Twista single material.
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Sovereignty is his mot du jour, even if — or more likely because — ever more of life is lived in a virtual reality where the nation is defunct.
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Among all their downsides, the news algorithms of Twitter and Facebook do a lousy job serving up items that aren't directly in the trending hurricane du jour.
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This plotline seems to want to cover basically all the progressive causes du jour, including climate change and, in a very bizarrely weighted moment, school gun violence.
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In Latin America, at least, these are not just momentary flare-ups at the scandal du jour; they seem to be the rumblings of a historic shift.
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But "Plats du Jour" does make it clear that Gray was a splendid cook, with an appetite for both the rustic and the grand traditions of Europe.
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The inevitably fan-disappointing film du jour is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the final installment of the sequel trilogy helmed by director J. J. Abrams.
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But suddenly everybody was up to speed, and no sooner had Trump been inaugurated than the "would you rather" question du jour became him versus Mike Pence.
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At a time when the web was still coming of age (dial-up was the connection du jour), he launched All Songs Considered and hosted the program.
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TMZ caught up with Braff outside of Los Angeles hotspot du jour Catch, and Braff confirmed that he's — get this — related to an alleged "witch" from the 1600s.
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"Fake news" is the crisis du jour for online media in 2017, and now, two tech giants are working together to stop it from wrecking a pivotal election.
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The solar eclipse last year, for one day, made space the topic du jour, especially after images of President Trump peering into the sky without sunglasses went viral.
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If everyone compares their own, self-centered mission du jour to a present-day fight against Nazism, it eventually dilutes everyone's message and minimizes those events in history.
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History podcasts rival true crime as the downloads du jour, thanks to shows such as the Watergate-recounting "Slow Burn" and "Revisionist History" from Malcolm Gladwell, a journalist.
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With inflationary pressures and massive budget deficits having become the topic du jour this year, the bond-market "vigilantes" term has made its way back onto trading floors.
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The cuts are getting shorter and more structured, the color more obvious and dimensional, and the bang trend du jour is taking a page from Pinterest's most-liked.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Bright red garments, gold embroidery and colorful accessories would normally have been the mode du jour for Thailand's ethnic Chinese celebrating Lunar New Year on Saturday.
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Maybe you awoke in the curtained-off cardboard box you pay $1,300 a month to inhabit in someone's living room in New York's most overpriced neighborhood du jour.
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What's worse, "you'd never know about it," said the researcher who investigated the security of the device, who asked to be referred to only as Beau du Jour.
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These days, the battleground du jour of anti-LGBTQ politicians and advocates is the bathroom — North Carolina has literally politicized where transgender and gender nonconforming people can pee.
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In the wake of former FBI Director James Comey's Senate testimony last week, where he revealed that Trump demanded loyalty from him, there's a new analogy du jour.
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As for patient concerns regarding the misuse of health data, "consent" and "transparency" seem to be the buzzwords du jour for leading experts examining the data collection field.
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Ali often threatened to strip off Cosell's toupee du jour, and in their jokey back-and-forth, each man said the other would have been nothing without him.
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Last week, Disney's acquisition du jour was Twitter, the growth-starved social media network that has been viewed as a potential takeover target for Google, Salesforce or Microsoft.
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" Quote du jour, from a government official: "I am convinced that no matter where they end up, this investigation will run to completion even if they fire Mueller.
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A millennial politician responded with the millennial and Gen Z meme du jour "OK, boomer" after she was heckled by a colleague during a speech on climate change.
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Season 3 begins on Sunday, with Ash reveling in his status as the hero du jour of Elk Grove and serving as the proprietor of a hardware store.
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D'Amelio is the undisputed queen of the kids who make up the social influencers du jour: TikTokers, who of course now have their very own gossip Instagram account.
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Her drink du jour: biceps, glutes and maybe an ear blended to protein-shake perfection, to keep her undead self energized at open houses and in the bedroom.
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Pasta is a course of its own and might include gemelli with a trend du jour: Bolognese sauce made from vegetables rather than meat (in this case, carrots).
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On Thursday evening, at an informal gathering of Airbnb alumni in San Francisco, the company's announcement that it would go public next year was the topic du jour.
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Five minutes is all it takes for her to plug Olivia or Lacey or Vanessa and their holiday hunk du jour into the infallible Hallmark Christmas romance formula.
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Looming beyond these monsters du jour and stray strigas is something actually important: a princess named Ciri from the kingdom of Cintra that is part of Geralt's destiny.
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Relevant for some, enraging for others "The Handmaid's Tale" is an intrigue du jour, and not just because activists find it painfully relevant to their struggle for reproductive rights.
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But hey, perhaps grandma has always known something that we didn't because the once-passé piece is shaping up to be the sweater du jour amongst the fashion crew.
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It was the look du jour, and while they worked Girls Aloud and Jessica Simpson levels of bronze, I was heckled and told to put my pasty whites away.
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These looks are a double-win: Not only are they a fresh take on the throwback trend du jour, but they're also the ultimate cozy-girl going-out look.
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It's all pretty silly and hard to take seriously, but it helps build investment in the characters, to keep audiences interested in the outcome of the crisis du jour.
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It was a short contribution to a cover package on a topic du jour that, once again, is quite relevant as the presidential election nears: Hillary Clinton and gender.
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If Suicide Squad proves as popular in release as it has been in the early PR stages, it may well make villain-centric films the superhero fad du jour.
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Still, some House Republicans insist that that they will be able to pivot to the Ryan agenda when voters or reporters ask them about the Trump controversy du jour.
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But the outrage du jour on Trump's post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) comments during an event with a veterans group on Monday is decidedly not one of those moments.
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Resilience and reliability Resilience is the energy word du jour, with Energy Secretary Rick Perry emphasizing it as he seeks to help economically struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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While Cryotherapy seems to be growing into the fad du jour, it's actually been around since the 240s, where it was used by the Japanese to treat rheumatoid arthritis.
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My wife talks about the 'indignity du jour,' like when you hear what people say when they don't realize that there is a person of color on the elevator.
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But in the waning days of 2018, public airing of rage is a minute-by-minute spew-fest on Twitter or your choice of the social media du jour.
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We plaster the news with pundits without fully disclosing their paid interests, as they deliver talking points du jour that are neither spontaneous nor insightful — but always on message.
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I was young and fit, only in my 40s, but apparently part of the medical conundrum du jour, the sharp uptick of colorectal cancer diagnoses in Americans under 50.
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Every Halloween, we have the opportunity to take a break from being so us, to escape our neurosis du jour and embody something that's nicer just because it's different.
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Other takeaways: Spicer's guest du jour: Commerce secretary Wilbur Ross said that despite the new taxes on Canadian softwood lumber, the administration doesn't think there will be a trade war.
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While turmeric might be the superfood du jour, appearing in everything from skin-care products to smoothies, scientists are out to debunk everyone's claims that it's a wonder cure-all.
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The recent campaign waged against actress Leslie Jones is the example du jour, but this kind of thing happens all the time, spanning everything from anti-Semitic attacks to Gamergate.
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See here: In her most famous words, we can't help but wonder how the fictional starlet would react to the news that pear-shaped diamonds are the cut du jour.
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"There's no evidence that longer prison sentences serve as deterrents," said University of the Pacific law professor Michael Vitiello, calling it a reactive measure to the latest crime du jour.
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Still, there were shows before the likes of Harlots and Girlfriend Experience that delved into their topic du jour long before they were a glint in some TV executive's eye.
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Gender equality is the topic du jour — from the gender wage gap to gender bias in the workplace, people are discussing the issues like never before, and it's about time.
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Its menu also extends beyond kitschy bar food with selections like soup du jour, barbecue grilled flatbread, gourmet pot pie and grilled chicken with applewood smoked bacon and goat cheese.
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Louisiana's climate change disease-du-jour though, is vibrio vulnificus, erroneously nicknamed the "flesh-eating bacteria" (it doesn't actually eat flesh but rather causes white blood cells to destroy flesh).
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But, in advance, I no longer wave to my compatriots to coax a signal of shared identity, preferring to ask the minefield question du jour: Which side are you on?
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Each is a reminder that there's more than one way to control the narrative (to use the most overused phrase du jour) and to translate history into the present tense.
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I ordered the menu du jour — a $19603 three-course lunch, the highlight of which was a plate of perfectly roasted asparagus served with savory lentils, cilantro rice and chard.
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It becomes a vessel for expressing someone's wittiness rather than this is traumatic embodied experience for a human being who may not be comfortable with being a meme du jour.
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The political controversy du jour is Trump's reluctance to invoke the Defense Production Act (DPA) and secure critically needed ventilators and personal protective equipment for front-line health care workers.
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In the 23s and '60s, Grant Green was the jazz guitarist du jour: an ore-toned, linear improviser with a shatterproof connection to the blues and a winning, rhythmic lyricism.
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Client experience may be the luxury industry's phrase du jour but Mr. Bennahmias said his approach is at the core of the brand's approach to both sales and after-sales.
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At 1,000 feet above sea level, it's a 10-minute shuttle ride to the water's edge, then another 10-minute boat ride to the beach du jour (according to conditions).
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Through some confusion she finds herself in conversation with two of Shakespeare's actors, the dismissive John Heminges (Christopher Ryan Grant) and the more sympathetic Henry Condell (Hubert Point-Du Jour).
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URBAN VEGAN KITCHEN Vegan comfort food is the specialty of this newcomer from Pamela Elizabeth's Blossom and Blossom du Jour group: 41 Carmine Street (Bedford Street), 646-438-9393, urbanvegankitchen.com.
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"Even when legitimate companies flock to a hot, new sector, fraudsters almost always follow suit, exploiting the news to launch their latest frauds du jour," Finra said in a statement.
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"It is this aspect of cryptocurrencies in general – and not the specific cryptocurrency du jour – that we as an asset-management firm find to be the most interesting," Hofrichter said.
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L'ordre du jour à la grande réunion du 2003 janvier était de vieilles urgences : pénaliser le radicalisme, contrôler l'argent des mosquées, trouver des imams français, responsabiliser les clergés musulmans actuels.
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Even as Pruitt's scandal du jour makes headlines, it's important to remember that he's making major policy changes at the EPA that could impact the health of millions of Americans.
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When W Magazine asked the It Girl du jour to sing her favorite karaoke song, Hadid wasted no time before launching into an adorable rendition of "Popular" from the musical Wicked.
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On Twitter, the joke du jour seems to be about the storm's unofficial name, Quinn, which was given to it by The Weather Channel in a transparent attempt at weather marketing.
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In a worst case scenario, vigilantes could essentially pick and choose what sites remain online based on the outrage du jour, a vision of the open internet essentially ran by trolls.
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Dick Durbin was referring to when he said Congress should take the DREAM Act up immediately before the next "topic du jour" jumps to the top of the agenda next month.
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The panic du jour seems to be marijuana candy, which authorities have already been warning parents about; opponents of marijuana legalization have sounded the same alarms for years, with little evidence.
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They want to try something utterly different—utterly disruptive, to use the locution du jour—and that leaves them, on the Republican side, with the options of Trump and Ben Carson.
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From fresh A-line duster coats to fashion girls' favorite high-rise bike shorts, animal motifs have pushed out sailor stripes and polka dots as the print du jour for fall.
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Whether it is the creative use of the criminal code to advance liberal issues du jour, or the targeting of Conservatives by partisan prosecutors, our system is in need of change.
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Since reboots are the pop culture trend du jour, this one was probably inevitable: The CW is developing a new take on The WB's beloved supernatural drama Charmed, Mashable has confirmed.
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An invitation from fashion empress Alexanya Atoz (Kristen Wiig) lures them to Rome, where her protege, Don Atari (Kyle Mooney), has elevated hipster negativity into the defining style statement du jour.
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Out of my zone, I haunted francophone baby-name boards; scoured Le Figaro's social page, Le Carnet du Jour; studied the birth announcements in the window of the local stationery shop.
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Stat du jour, from a N.Y. Times piece about the "master class in marketing" for Taylor Swift's new album, "Reputation," which — believe it or not — doesn't drop in full until Nov.
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Yet while Slaves mission du-jour is to serve up a boisterous performance of both rage and amusement, on record and off, they take the semantics of their career pretty seriously.
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If you're working from home for the foreseeable future due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, you're going to be getting a lot more comfortable with Zoom, video conferencing service du jour.
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But it's hard to imagine Ms. Manning receiving such a positive reception — never mind a spread in Vogue — if she still identified as Bradley, transgender being the liberal cause du jour.
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Before memoirs became a literary genre du jour, and before the now-popular confessional style of writing became mainstream, Wurtzel's "Prozac Nation," published when she was just 27, created a sensation.
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The current bad movie du jour, 'Cats,' is bizarre and alarming, but at least it's consistent in its presentation of a nightmarish world populated only by weirdly sexual human-cat hybrids.
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Neighborhood Joint Even as Ridgewood, Queens, undergoes rapid transformations as one of New York's neighborhoods du jour, Rudy's Bakery and Cafe, on Seneca Avenue, remains loyal to its old-school identity.
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It may still be a while before the steady beat of house and techno replaces reggaeton as the youth's hip genre du jour in Havana, but it's not impossible to envision.
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With almost half a year to go until a volatile general election, informed speculation about Mr Schulz's prospects (the Berlin parlour game du jour) is the best an honest pundit can offer.
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Scooter service providers, the transportation trend du jour, raised hundreds of millions of dollars to scatter scooters on city sidewalks (to the chagrin of residents and regulators alike) throughout 2017 and 2018.
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But no matter the crisis du jour, it cannot be forgotten that Washington remains in the throes of a "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran, where resolve and perceptions of resolve matter greatly.
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If you have a teen in your life, you know that TikTok is the platform du jour for them to create and share inexplicable, absurd and often downright hilarious pieces of content.
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Confederate statues had long blurred the line between white nationalism and regional pride, offering plausible deniability for the white supremacists who wanted to use the statues as their new cause du jour.
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Calling it the "battery breakthrough du jour," Musk quipped that any company working on solid-state tech should send Tesla samples, or at least have their claims verified by an independent lab.
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That is what drove the U.K. out, but the French, with a German nod, are saying no to "Europe à la carte," unless, of course, it's a French-German menu du jour.
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Haley, who was elected governor of South Carolina in 2010 at the height of Tea Party influence, has long demonstrated an anti-establishment streak, the ideological flavor du jour with Republican voters.
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But the past week has felt like Trump's White House is careening from one crisis to the next, reacting to the controversy du jour and unable to string together positive news cycles.
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Of course T-Mobile and Sprint executives spent most of the weekend trying to claim the exact opposite on Twitter: The narrative du jour is that Sprint can't survive without such a deal.
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"There's much less risk of Democrats overreaching as any mistake will be bled out of the media cycle relatively quickly with whatever new scandal du jour inevitably pops up," the former official said.
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As you would expect, diversity was the topic du jour of the weekend, with conversations about strategies to help companies improve diversity and become more inclusive being had at every event I attended.
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After years where one-off VR experiences were the allure du jour, escape rooms seemed to be everywhere — and judging from the turnout and the marketers themselves, they're not going anywhere anytime soon.
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According to Footwear News, the It Girl du jour will be working with Stuart Weitzman to design a pair of boots called the Gigi slated for inclusion in the brand's fall 2016 lineup.
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At his spring 2019 show for Moschino, which featured just about every model du jour you can think of, a few looks were so left-field that they actually made the collection better.
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"Big data" has been the term du jour in the enterprise software space for at least the past two years… the phrase has become so over-used that it's almost a punch line.
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Sure, this new style du jour looks fancy, but in reality, it only takes a few packs of hair, elastics, gel, and possibly an extra set of hands to stunt at any length.
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Athleisure has been having a very big moment as the cool trend du jour, thanks in part to the many celebrities who are reinventing one genius idea after the next to enhance it.
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After each started their late-night monologues with a "How was your weekend?" quip, they both dove right into the national topic du jour: President-elect Donald Trump's transition to the White House.
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By their own admission, the laid back duo weren't attempting to subvert the scene or current sound, but their interpretations of the sound du jour are curiously offbeat even when they're joyously banging.
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People magazine reports that another genetically blessed celebrity offspring is joining the ranks of music legend-spawn Paris Jackson, famous nephew Tyler Clinton, and models du jour the Hadid sisters at IMG Models.
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There are quite a few trends the fashion world would be juuuust fine without: Male rompers, jeans that unzip at your rear end, and last year's Coachella accessory du jour: the chain bra.
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Brazil was the meltdown du jour, but the European Central Bank was also a major factor, with fears it would move to end its bond buying or quantitative easing, sending the euro higher.
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This demagoguing of the scapegoat du jour is what gives right-wing populism its current potency, especially in Europe, which is facing more severe economic, immigration and terrorism problems than the United States.
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Whether you're a cosmetics novice or you've already mastered the ins and outs of the most buzzed-about trends du jour, you're going to want to take a look at the video above.
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"There'd be so many triggered Democrats that there'd be a hashtag within minutes, campus protests across the country, and the topic-du-jour for celebrities at Hollywood's next award show," the email reads.
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Since 1984, he has operated Adventures Unlimited Press, whose hundreds of paperback titles, several of which he has written, roughly chart the conspiracy du jour: Atlantis, Nikola Tesla, the Mayan calendar, recently Bigfoot.
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It's downright common for people to claim that God and faith can cure mental illness (The secular version of this phenomenon substitutes "positive thinking" or "mindfulness" or the self-help gospel du jour).
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Touted by some as the next evolution of apps and by others as the critical first step in enabling realistic human-to-machine interactions, bots have become the hot new topic du jour.
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France's most prestigious literary prize, the Prix Goncourt, has been awarded to "L'Ordre du Jour," by Éric Vuillard, a historical work about shady business dealings behind the Nazi annexation of Austria in 1938.
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A decade ago, the high-yield investment du jour pushed by Wall Street was mortgage-backed securities — home mortgages that had been packaged up and sold as "safe" investments all over the world.
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Identifying the two counties has become Florida's political parlor game du jour, with the state's 67 elections offices offering varying degrees of denials that they were breached to local and national news outlets.
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What set me on this trail initially was learning that Ben Shapiro, the Young Conservative Intellectual du jour, is using his talk-show presence to market dietary supplements: I'll come back to that.
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New messages will still appear in those muted conversations, and you can read them at your leisure — this merely stops your phone from dinging constantly as your relatives discuss the issue du jour.
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But "wine caves," the term du jour at Thursday night's PBS NewsHour/POLITICO Democratic presidential debate, actually cut to the heart of an ideological and pragmatic left-versus-center debate within the party.
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And at a cultural moment when the idea of "owning the narrative" has become the cliché du jour, he boldly posits that the stories we tell ourselves are precisely what limit our perceptions.
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The contrasting of the two men is likewise deft, partly because of the excellent performances of the insanely charming Hubert Point-Du Jour as Ukpong, and the charmingly insane Chinaza Uche as Disciple.
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Kendall wore a strapless Paule Ka gown with a ruched bodice and gathered skirt; she accessorized the look with matching snakeskin heels and the model accessory du jour, layers upon layers of glittery chokers.
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On 15 different occasions he has flown Air Force One to the killing zone du jour, delivered words of faith and frustration, hugged victims' families, and then gone back to other White House work.
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Of course this isn't the first time someone has wanted Damon and Stefan to bite the dust — fighting off the supernatural villain du jour is how the Mystic Falls brothers spend their eternal lives.
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I remember my mom coaching me on what to say at childhood birthday parties when unwrapping the Barbie du jour; this was the requisite after-cake activity (saying "I already have that" — not good).
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Thank you As has happened many times in the most unconventional seven months in the U.S. presidency, major figures in the private sector, specifically tech, are speaking out with their policy displeasure du jour.
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Sure, fringe may be the hairstyle du jour right now — mark our words: it is the new lob — but that doesn't make the cut any easier to style on the daily, especially for newbies.
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He adds that he saw pizza makers in Italy adding charcoal to their doughs and decided to take it a step further by adding the ingredient du jour to pasta and mozzarella cheese, too.
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Many in the news media, and in the country, and in that administration, were distracted by the scandal du jour — Mr. Clinton's impeachment — during the very period in which a terrorist threat was growing.
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Clinton more than a little strategic incentive to stay away from the media and to let Mr. Trump's candidacy drown in all the Twitter messages, retweets and news reports about his trouble du jour.
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Another speculates on "3 BIG YOUTUBERS WHO MAY GET TERMINATED," citing Leafy, fellow roaster and sometime collaborator RiceGum, and, inevitably, Drama Alert, the troll-happy news channel created by YouTube's villain du jour, Keemstar.
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At this point, Game of Thrones reigns unquestioned as the myth cycle du jour, a contemporary Iliad or Gilgamesh that partakes of as much pitch-black political consciousness as it does sordid European history.
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Swings at Target, Aveda and Rimmel London and shirtless men almost everywhere — wielding lipstick-tipped power drills at MAC, covered in metallic body paint at Masque Bar — were the quick pic gimmicks du jour.
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One takes off with her compensation (from an assignation-turned-assault during her "Belle du Jour" days), and as she strides away with her children, crisp hundred-dollar bills sail out of her pockets.
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Whether it was Christina Ricci going after the guy in coming-of-age-movie du jour, or Janet Jackson singing "When I Think of You" or the shy nun in Sister Act wanting to sing.
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Whereas those of the Millennial generation may have made after-school trips to score the latest polo shirt or jean shorts from the store du jour, Gen Z is more selective about what they need.
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It makes sense that ramen would become the new commodity du jour in prisons, like cigarettes and stamps and mackerel have been, since the noodles have been a foundation of gourmet prison cooking for decades.
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In San Francisco, the parlor game du jour is calculating whether or not you have enough time to get across the Bay Bridge and over the hills after a launch is detected but before impact.
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The popularity of CBD in particular—the wellness ingredient du jour, infused into everything from cold brew to face masks—has exploded; a recent report expects the CBD market to hit $22 billion by 2022.
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The new startup drama du jour is in bikes — services that let you find a rental in the city using a mobile app and GPS-enabled cycles — and Mobike is the busiest startup out there.
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If the trends du jour tell us anything, it's that these looks are still trickling down to the masses, with dresses sculpted out of Diana's prestigious wardrobe going for as little as 65 British pounds.
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What makes the Lamzac so interesting to me right now is that it's a product that stands in opposition to the trend du jour of putting chips inside everything and then calling it an advancement.
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SNETTERTON, England (Reuters) - Roaring engines and squealing tyres - though not especially great speeds - were the ordre du jour at a 24-hour endurance race in Britain celebrating one of history's quirkiest cars - France's Citroen 2CV.
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The bellicose US President's bravado should surprise absolutely no one; he picked fights throughout the Republican primary, doling out nicknames to his opponents, then seeking out new adversaries when the foe du jour was vanquished.
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But because the time indicates an entirely new focus for the brand — daywear is to be Lanvin's plat du jour — and reflects the overall shift wrought by Ms. Jarrar, the 26-year-old French designer.
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She regularly stirs the pot as a guest villainess du jour, proving that even two decades later there's always a few more seconds of fame to be squeezed from an association with the Simpson trial.
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What Black girl hasn't looked at herself in the mirror and poked and pinched and wished to look like the perfect girl du jour and decided to stay out of the sun for the summer?
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Arriving as Vision in Action at the Jeu de Paume from Le Point du Jour in Cherbourg are over 130 of his relatively undiscovered, vintage black-and-white photographs, curated by Dada doyen Cécile Bargues.
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Swift went big on this album, enlisting both Max Martin and producer-du-jour Jack Antonoff, who may have used his better material on records with Lorde and St. Vincent, both out earlier this year.
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While BitTorrent is often used to distribute ordinary files, it remains the choice du jour for those looking to distribute and trade copyrighted content online, made easier via media PCs running Kodi and select plugins.
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The culinary historian Linda Pelaccio chronicles food's history in a relaxed and conversational style, kicking off each episode with an engaging monologue on the subject du jour before enlisting an expert guest to delve further.
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They're part of the GOP's attempt du jour to stoke a "civility" controversy over a Virginia restaurant owner politely informing the truth-challenged Trump spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders that she was not welcome in his establishment.
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The same way we hunt down the season's latest haircut du jour, we're constantly in search of the one piercing trend that inspires the cool girls to flock to their local piercing studio for an appointment.
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"No matter the cause du jour, no matter the perceived exigencies, Texas law forbids the striking down of Texas law without first respecting the attorney general's statutory opportunity — and constitutional duty — to defend it," he wrote.
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TMZ Sports has video of Manziel leaving The Nice Guy ... the hot spot du jour for young celebrities in Los Angeles ... where the likes of Justin Bieber, the Kardashians, and Leonardo DiCaprio have all partied recently.
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Don't Hop On The Bandwagon It's tempting to follow the latest trend in business or technology, especially when people make it seem like all your hopes for landing a job hinge on the skill du jour.
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The scandal du jour makes it easy to wag fingers and focus on the foibles of prominent helicopter parents, but perhaps we should be having a different discussion about how to level the educational playing field.
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A glance at the range finds eight ounces of wagyu flatiron glossed with a trend du jour (miso butter) for $32 and "double dog dare ya' " — 2 ½ pounds of dry-aged porterhouse with trimmings for $85.
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The question du jour was whether the January wage growth acceleration to 2.9 percent — the fastest since June 2009 — observed a couple of weeks earlier in the nonfarm payrolls report would be confirmed by inflation data.
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A few years back, it was the design style du jour for app logos to be as intricate and detailed as possible — partly to show off the awesome new high-resolution screens of our new smartphones.
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The gang decides to judgmentally frown at a rave when invited/challenged by the antagonist du jour, and through a ridiculous daisy chain of events, Andie finds herself in possession of the two tabs of ecstasy.
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"Feminism was then the cause du jour, and Papp, as usual, had his ear to the zeitgeist," Anselma Dell'Olio, a film critic and director who worked with Ms. Lamb in those early days, said by email.
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Ross Douthat The problem with staging a "Julius Caesar" in which Caesar clearly resembles Donald Trump, the culture-war controversy du jour thanks to Shakespeare in the Park, isn't that doing so encourages the president's assassination.
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But I think the media is right to write about it, for the sake of readers who might be focused on the latest tweet du jour or might have forgotten that the issue is still alive.
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But the anger about the alleged censorship of Republicans by the big tech platforms is more than just the president's tantrum du jour — it's a mainstream talking point in conservative media, from Fox News to Infowars.
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"You Aren't What I Would Call Pretty" There we were, sitting in our 7th grade current events class, and Jennie* had decided that destroying my self-esteem and body image would be the current event du jour.
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Why it matters: The stories drive at wedge issues like immigration, redistributive policies and the culture war du jour, painting the Democratic candidates as radical leftists and serving as a testing ground for attacks from President Trump.
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Of course, while much of this is due to the simple fact that cybersecurity has become the issue du jour, the Obama administration has been fairly proactive throughout the past seven years in advancing the cybersecurity conversation.
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But since V-Day and New York Fashion Week are happening at the same time this year, model du jour Gigi Hadid probably won't get to spend it munching on Mexican fare with her sweetheart, Zayn Malik.
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" Trump's tweet-sult du jour appears to be retaliation for a story published on Vanity Fair's website on Wednesday — and prominently displayed on its homepage Thursday — that blasts Trump Grill as possibly "the worst restaurant in America.
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It is the age of brands — or rather, #woke brands, those hyper-aware corporate behemoths with gargantuan marketing departments that see in every social and political cause du jour an opportunity for 15 minutes of web infamy.
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The décor inside the narrow space is very millennial du jour: walls the color of Whispering Angel rosé, circular mirrors, exposed brick, plants galore and bookshelves lined with vintage books and magazines (Pud, Crazy Compositions, i-D).
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For reality show fans who want the women of The Bachelor to have bigger aspirations than to find love with the suitor du jour (in this case, Peter Weber, aka the Windmill Sex Guy), some good news.
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The Series C round is only a few million dollars short of being a mega-round, the term du jour for the industry, which describes a financing event where a company pulls in at least $100 million.
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Such is the case with the strike against Syria, which is too big a risk in too complicated a place to be used for distraction, for diversion, for the pose he needs in the narrative du jour.
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Their need for ego satisfaction and their use of provocative statements means ordinary leader events like press conferences, dealing with opposition politicians, or receiving other heads of state can quickly become the outrage or entertainment du jour.
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Throughout his career, Portland-via-South Carolina musician and producer Chaz Bundick has repeatedly proven that restlessness can be an artist's best personality trait, shifting genres according to his own interests and not what's the trend du jour.
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For the first ceremony (which Fuentes described as a "dream") she wore a long-sleeve gown (the bridal trend du jour) which featured sheer, beaded details on the neckline with a fitted bodice and traditional full-ball skirt.
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Now, a new iteration on the look is here, spearheaded by Instagram's makeup artist du jour Nam Vo. She says that contouring isn't exactly dead (despite reports), but she's more drawn to a plump, three-dimensional, healthy glow.
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In a series of images shot around Los Angeles and London, Harvey is seen sporting everything from silky pink dresses to floral suits, color-blocked puffer coats, and, of course, lace-up ballet flats (the trend du jour).
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A new spate of public nuisance litigation — the tort du jour for environmental activists seeking "regulation through litigation" -— would likely result in a far more draconian and unstable set of environmental rules that what's currently on the books.
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Bill Parks, a tall, bearded redhead perhaps best known for his roles in Snickers' "You're Not You When You're Hungry" ads, says the types of roles he auditions for tend to correlate to the famous faces du jour.
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Their roots speak to an international experience that goes beyond that of a stereotypical Canadian—and they're also perhaps the best example of what it means to be a vodka-soaked, wide-grinned, welcoming weekend warrior du jour.
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The singer, who was most recently linked to actress and billionaire's daughter Nicola Peltz, participated in the celebrity hobby du jour — posting emotional screenshots of iPhone notes on their social media accounts — to stand firmly by the lyrics.
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The formula for each episode is the same: Saffitz introduces the challenge, samples and dissects the snack du jour, reads off a lengthy ingredient list, and then spends what is usually several painstaking days recreating it from scratch.
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No one really knows what's going on, including many of our public officials, and the social video platform du jour is where people are going to both share information and take up large chunks of newly free time.
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Serendipitously, most of the looks we're loving right now also have length in common — so all signs point to the idea that the haircut du jour is a short bob or lob accented with a little forehead draping.
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The talking heads have now moved on to the issues du jour: did the president's personal attorney, John Dowd, actually author Trump's seemingly confessional tweet over why he fired Flynn ("he lied to the VP and the FBI")?
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"Sex addiction has become the label du jour to explain why people without an understanding of their own desires now struggle and feel out of control in a world that's increasingly sexually permissive," said David Ley, a psychologist.
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But that doesn't mean they can't fight for things like in-app tipping, which drivers, who were surveyed by the IDG, voted as the concern-du-jour that they wanted addressed at the group's first meeting with Uber management.
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But with the nation's gaze fixed on the GOP's effort to gut Obamacare, Russian intrigue in the White House, and Trump's tweets du jour, the attorney general has laid out his vision for the future of federal law enforcement.
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In the long term, for progressives to be successful against Trump, it will require vigilance, discipline, and a laser-like focus on bread and butter issues — not just a lot of noise about the Trump controversy du jour. 3.
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You'll find rolling bar carts, martini-motif carpeting and satin bed linens amid the original moldings in its 37 dimly lit rooms, which have been done up — like every ECC establishment — by Dorothée Meilichzon, Paris's interior designer du jour.
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It is therefore unsurprising that Trump would boost the conspiracy theory du jour, and given that his Department of Justice said Epstein died by suicide, his retweet also follows his pattern of promoting ideas that contradict his administration's experts.
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At one point he stuck his head into an office where Ana Pastore y Piontti, a physicist and research associate, was working on one of the problems du jour: school closings, analyzed state by state and region by region.
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Yet somehow, despite putting the whole je ne sais quoi thing behind us, the beret is still one of the biggest accessories of the moment — over the past few weeks, the cheeky hat du jour has started dominating our Instagram feeds.
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The hotel chain loves using the tech du jour to show off how cool and with the times it is, but the addition of Amazon's Echo could mean a more permanent shift in how it approaches integrating technology into rooms.
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Often, though, their gestures come off as sententious and insincere (but I'm sure Mia Farrow really does love her black children), transparently performative actions to ensure that they're included in whatever the topic du jour is, adding gravitas to their image.
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Affleck's personal struggles du jour are, unfortunately, right on time for this tomcatting, teeth-gritting Bruce Wayne, whose pinch of malice and personal darkness make for a unique and more complex version of the character than we've yet seen onscreen.
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Thomas Rhett celebrated National Margarita Day and his fourth and fifth No. 1 singles – "Crash and Burn" and "Die a Happy Man" – with a couple hundred friends and a couple rounds of the drink du jour at Nashville's Bartaco on Monday.
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You know the drill: meeting up with your girlfriends hours beforehand, swapping beauty tips around the one full-length mirror, and trying on every pair of shoes you own until you find the perfect match for your dress du jour.
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It's a bit like what fact-checking sites such as Snopes did in the early days of the internet, when email chain scams (remember Bonsai Kittens?) were the trolls' mode du jour and verifying information was harder than it is now.
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Meanwhile some of their partners (France, the Poles and the Belgians, among others) mutter ominously about Britain seeking to cherry-pick the best bits of EU membership; of trying to dine à la carte instead of taking the menu du jour.
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The days of wondering whether or not you can "pull off" a shaved head are over: Buzz cuts are the cool, unexpected hairstyle du jour, with A-listers like Kristen Stewart, Katy Perry, and Cara Delevingne all getting on board.
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At 187.4 inches, it's a bit longer than a BMW M4, but shorter than the Bentley Continental GT. Its body is mainly built from high-strength steel instead of using high-tech materials du jour like aluminum or carbon-fiber.
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I have a real concern and this is part media, part politician, people talk about this issue du jour and that's all people focus on and they don't realize that that's not solving all the problems that are out there.
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Karen declined to say who she was voting for, "But I will tell you this, education, economics and security are the issues people I know are thinking about, not the controversy du jour the media takes delight in," she said.
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In those times, they will say, Britons emerging from the gloom of postwar austerity discovered a land of pungent cigarettes and fine cuisine, vin ordinaire and menus du jour that titillated palates grown stale on bland and rationed British fare.
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Now consider who would be nominated: Someone who subscribes to the view that America is essentially a socially unjust place; who views our market economy as anathema; who believes that the Constitution should be interpreted according to the cause du jour.
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There's a sigh of happiness that comes from seeing the home pages of our go-to retailers covered in skirts, mini dresses, and (finally!) open-toed sandals, even if our actual everyday wear doesn't yet reflect fashion's items du jour.
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Despite these results, upsets have been the topic du jour of the women's tournament, and not without reason: 12 out of the 32 women's seeds lost in the first round, the most since Grand Slams switched to 32 seeds in 24.
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These indoor exercises du jour may not offer quite the same quality of movement as their counterparts, but they're a heck of a lot easier to squeeze into your lunch break and don't require jamming yourself into a wet suit.
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It may have been overshadowed by Zika, the disease du jour, but a dengue outbreak has plagued Hawaii's Big Island since October 290, afflicting over 20113 people with fever, joint aches, and rash — the largest outbreak in the state's recent history.
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It may have been overshadowed by Zika, the disease du jour, but a dengue outbreak has plagued Hawaii's Big Island since October 2015, afflicting over 250 people with fever, joint aches, and rash — the largest outbreak in the state's recent history.
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Elizabeth Dias, a national correspondent covering faith and politics out of the Washington bureau, puts readers ahead of what she does in her free time: I don't go to marches, though that's the hobby du jour in Washington right now.
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Portland's roster has too many holes compared to Houston's, Milwaukee's or Toronto's to waste too much time pondering the debate du jour about Durant and whether he's a luxury or a necessity for Golden State as it chases a three-peat.
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The video chat tool du jour went so far as to publish a blog post — titled "How to Keep the Party Crashers from Crashing Your Zoom Event" — on March 20 detailing how to prevent unwanted people from ruining your call.
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Jim Taricani had been a Rhode Island television reporter so formidable that Providence Journal reporters like me would dread six o'clock each night, for fear of another Taricani scoop about the scandal du jour in Pawtucket, Woonsocket or the State House.
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Why it matters: This throws some cold water on Big Pharma's claims that new drug research and investments would evaporate if the federal government limits what they can charge for medications — the proposal du jour in Congress and the White House.
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For a year-and-a-half, Democrats have been hounding Republicans to launch investigations into every Trump scandal-du-jour, pushing for more information on everything from Housing Secretary Ben Carson's $31,000 furniture purchase to Jared Kushner's alleged conflicts of interest.
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"Fake news" is the phrase du jour across the political, media and technology domains over the past couple of weeks, as a number of people have suggested that false news stories may have swung the result of the U.S. presidential election.
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But if you're wildly indecisive or overwhelmed by the sheer volume of options available, getting informed on the styles du jour could actually help narrow down your search for "the one" while helping you find a ring that feels both unique and timeless.
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I suggest it's because the elite institutions the public hates are collecting reams of data about individual Americans and then using their power to publicly chastise those who don't conform to the politically or socially fashionable opinion on the topic du jour.
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I personally consider it a two-hour escape from reality, which is ironic given that the show bills itself as reality TV. But this season feels different, and not because Arie Luyendyk Jr., the show's prince charming du jour, markets himself so.
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There's a ton of worthy ones, and I never know if it's better to pick the tragedy du jour (in this case, Fort Mac) which will probably garner more donations or to try to shine a spotlight on a less well publicized cause.
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By reverse engineering the firmware, Beau du Jour found a way to get root—hacker speak for taking full control of it—and get persistence on the device, meaning that he could connect to it even outside the range of the Wi-Fi.
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And so, with an hour free, she had agreed to run headlong at a new challenge: the Rumble workout, a fitness craze du jour that combines boxing and strength training, and has attracted the likes of Selena Gomez, Kendall Jenner and David Beckham.
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Much like when the president hosted Clemson's football team earlier this year, Monday's event didn't take place without the mention of the White House crisis du jour: In January, it was a shutdown of the federal government with no sign of ending.
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Holliday walloped a three-run homer in his return, Aaron Judge hit a two-run homer and Starlin Castro — the cleanup hitter du jour — added three hits, giving the rookie left-hander Jordan Montgomery a comfortable route to his first major league victory.
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And yet that only begins to describe the depths of a program whose athletic department is swimming in red ink, was criticized this year in a report as unprepared to enter the Big Ten and seems to encounter a crisis du jour.
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BARONE These tributes throughout the night were reminders of Ms. Millo's former colleagues and another time, when she was the diva du jour at the Met Opera and accumulating the passionate fan base we saw screaming in support of her on Wednesday.
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Launched in 2002 and paired with promotion wing Droid Behavior, it has served as a temple of techno purism over the past decade, pushing the kind of hard, driving, uncompromising warehouse techno that hasn't always been the genre du jour in LA' fickle underground climes.
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Now more than ever, the industry has an insatiable hunger for newness, whether it's the next must-have bag, the designer du jour, the model of-the-moment, the emerging street style aficionado, or even the incessant changeover of creative directors at legacy houses.
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"How ironic—no, how perverse—that the USA, which has been so sanctimonious in its condemnation of Swiss banks, has become the banking secrecy jurisdiction du jour," wrote Peter A. Cotorceanu, a lawyer at Anaford AG, a Zurich law firm, in a recent legal journal.
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Tlaib wasn't the only one to offer Zuckerberg a grilling on the topic du jour: Facebook's policies regarding false content and ads posted by politicians, along with the broader tension Facebook faces when it comes to allowing for essentially uninhibited free speech on its platform.
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Though it's barely been a month since news of cute celebrity couple du jour, Ariana Grande and Mac Miller, broke via photos of the duo locking lips at a Los Angeles sushi restaurant, the two aren't wasting any time getting up close and personal.
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And it was well warranted: Hadid is, of course, one of the most popular (and in-demand) models du jour and she wasn't staging any old catwalk — she was transforming New York's South Street Seaport into a carnival (rides, games, and boardwalk snacks included).
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If you've been dosing yourself with the escapist mind-number du jour, A Christmas Prince, there might be one thing that's bugging you about it — you know, other than the fact that the Aldovian royal family has the most trusting security in the 21st century.
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The New York Times reports that British officials are set to press tech executives at a March 30 meeting about future government cooperation, and with her recent "secret place" comments setting the stage we can bet that encryption will be the topic du jour.
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For More Stories Like This, Sign Up for Our Newsletter However, for fashion brands, where everything is du jour and trends dictate their product line, Stanewick says it's understandable why store owners, subconsciously or not, would choose a trendy animal to represent their company.
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Debates over the merits of free will versus guaranteed peace: This is the issue du jour in pop culture from Captain America: Civil War to Westworld these days, mirroring the Western world's anxieties about the growing popularity of authoritarian regimes and snooping surveillance states.
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In a time when "blitzscaling" is the business strategy du jour, some high-growth companies raise supergiant nine and 22018-figure VC rounds to help them build moats around walled-garden markets they're trying to build up from both sides, or they'll die trying.
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And, at the time of the Kill Uncle Tour, New Kids on the Block were the male heartthrobs du jour, enjoying superstardom following the triple platinum success of their 903 album, Step by Step, and the throngs of young women they sang its songs to.
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But, midis have replaced maxi dresses, micro dresses, and below-the-knee skirts as the hem length du jour because of a very simple reason: they hit your leg at the skinniest part of your ankle, thus, giving you an extra visual boost in height.
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That's one of the more common ways to clue the third largest city in Nevada, Reno ("rhymes with"), but "Sparks" is actually the fifth largest city in Nevada and it is indeed right next to Reno, so there's my American factoid du jour, I guess.
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Their distortion du jour focuses on the fact that Mueller uncovered evidence that one of his investigators sent private text messages that may have created the appearance of a conflict of interest, and then dismissed the investigator long before the public learned of those messages.
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Among Trump's topics du jour: The shutdown fight over his border wall, his decision to withdraw troops from Syria and Afghanistan, the subsequent resignations of Defense Secretary James Mattis and anti-ISIS envoy Brett McGurk, and reports that he has discussed firing Fed chairman Jerome Powell.
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Recently, a new wave of stories — from the French art film Raw to Netflix's satirical comedy The Santa Clarita Diet — have posited the humble cannibal as the heir apparent to the horror throne du jour, moving into more complex, disturbing territory than the zombie model allows.
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" But one thing it has done is take the sharp edges off the ability of the league and the players to gratuitously comment on political and social issues du jour, knowing the rejoinder may be "why aren't you speaking out about Uighur slaves in cotton fields?
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One day you're loving the idea of a short bob, maybe because it's the look du jour in Hollywood, so you bask in all your short-haired happiness for a few months only to randomly look in the mirror one day and miss your old cut.
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Trump's impulsive last-minute decision to continue an interest loan deduction in his otherwise standard trickle-down tax du jour plan was a $1.2 trillion dollar "whopper" -- an expense nearly five times higher than the campaign's view of the cost of Trump's child care tax plan.
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In the battles of the past -- over the Export-Import Bank, over the debt ceiling and even over Obamacare funding -- it was almost always the heavyweight Wall Street-driven wing of the party that was crowned victorious in the internecine fight du jour within the GOP.
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Also energizing Midtown is Turnstyle, a year-old food hall inside the Columbus Circle subway station at the neighborhood's edge; tiny restaurants like Bolivian Llama Party, with empanada-like pastries, and Blossom du Jour, with vegan fast-food, serve their dishes there while trains rumble underfoot.
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That's what this summer, from Memorial Day until almost Labor Day, has felt like after the high note of a successful North Korea summit through a disastrous meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to Trump's betrayal by former aides and the dramas du jour in between.
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"Instilling calm, confidence, and connection, this enduring blue hue highlights our desire for a dependable and stable foundation on which to build as we cross the threshold into a new era," says Pantone, in the color profile accompanying the announcement of 2020's hue du jour.
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Unlike the du jour peppering of novelty throwbacks at most festivals, the day-long jam leaned into its throwback factor, paying dues to a legacy often overlooked by festival bookers: It was equal parts history lesson, and one of best R&B and neo soul lineups assembled, well, ever.
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The dealer turned informant, who became the drug lord du jour mid-1980s Detroit, was paroled from his life sentence in Michigan last summer and is now doing a five-year sentence in Florida for his dealings with stolen cars while he was in the witness protection program.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's legislative agenda is stalled on Capitol Hill, collateral damage to a mix of swirling controversies -- including the firing of FBI Director James Comey and Russia investigation -- and the President's off-the-cuff style that has Republican lawmakers constantly responding to the crisis du jour.
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The Cranbrook show additionally features a graphic design section and a reading room with selections curated in collaboration with Maia Asshaq, co-founder of Detroit's boutique bookstore du jour, Ditto Ditto, co-organizer of the wildly popular annual Detroit Art Book Fair, and local expert on limited-run publishing.
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Earlier this week, an anonymous group of curators, museum workers, and cultural activists developed the campaign under the name "Soup du Jour," using the occasion of Berlin's Gallery Weekend to draw attention to gender and racial disparities in contemporary institutions that serve as the de-facto gatekeepers of art.
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"Study after study after study tells us that douches, cleanses, steams, vinegar, ph balancing products, aloe, colloidal silver, garlic or whatever else passing as the vaginal snake oil du jour at best do nothing but have real potential for harming good bacteria and/or disrupting the mucosal surface," she wrote.
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Yet, in a world where popular Halloween costumes tend to reflect the pop culture moment du jour (like you don't know a couple who is already planning on an Ariana Grande/Pete Davidson costume this year) it's easy to forget that some of the best costumes come from scary movies themselves.
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The highlights: Numbers du jour: 166 million Daily Active Users (up 5% from last quarter and 20123% from this time last year, but still less than Instagram Stories' 200 million DAU's); 3 billion+ snaps sent per day; 30+ minutes spent daily on Snap by average user (up from 25-30 min.
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And from Sweden's perspective, it wouldn't exactly be a good look if the government caved to pressure from the US and allowed a foreign country to meddle in its justice system just because this was Trump's distraction du jour — or because A$AP Rocky is a famous and well-connected figure.
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The cast — which also includes Hubert Point-Du Jour in an assortment of male patsy roles and Susannah Perkins as a kid sister type — strikes a variety of action-flick poses to the accompaniment of pulsing music (Peter Mills Weiss is the sound designer) and lighting to match (by Bradley King).
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Shoegaze may no longer be enjoying the du jour revival of a few years ago, but maybe that's what makes the album—debatably the best of Slowdive's career—all the more effective: It's music greater than the sum of its parts, giving us space, stripped of context, to be comfortably vulnerable.
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But simultaneously, he's also become the UK chart-bothering commercial rapper du jour, releasing catchy but innocuous pop songs (see: "Alright With Me") that you'd smile to and tolerate on the radio in a traffic jam, with catchy but innocuous pop stars like Alesha Dixon, Anne-Marie, and Josh Kumra.
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His exit, announced on Monday, marked an ignominious end to Mr. Ross's 24-year run at ABC News, where he had been the face of the network's on-air investigative arm and a regular contributor to coverage of wars, terrorism, politics and scandals du jour like the Bernard Madoff swindle.
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While the situation felt foreign at 27, I quickly remembered it was the pastime du jour when I was in sixth grade and just getting to know my new middle school friends (one of those chums Instagram DM-ed me yearbook photos from that period on Tuesday, out of the blue).
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One 220-euro plat du jour, a carafe of chilled Brouilly and a crème caramel later, I found the idea of rising to my feet — much less continuing my trek — less than appealing, especially with the ever-entertaining human pageant playing out before me on this busy corner in Belleville.
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Although Fendi has held dedicated fur runway shows with impunity for a few seasons now, suggesting the one-time cause du jour may have faded from the front lines, this week Yoox Net-a-Porter, the internet fashion behemoth that owns Net-a-Porter, Mr Porter, the Outnet and Yoox.
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The culture remains defiantly youthful — rap's flavor du jour, Lil Yachty, is all of 19 years old — but is capable of remarkable depth, most recently evidenced by the surrealist half-hour television comedy "Atlanta," which explores the life and milieu of a rapper, and his struggling manager, with melancholic grace.
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Virtual reality may not be the technology du jour in Silicon Valley as much as it was the past couple of years, but there are still plenty of milestones being traversed in the cinematic VR community, which continues to believe that VR's dominance in future entertainment is a question of when not if.
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Whether you're just starting out, you're angling for a better gig, or you're just trying to thrive right where you are, it's important that you're up-to-date with the latest technologies — or else you may already be behind the curve, as the hot new tech du jour replaces the old and busted.
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At least one of the accounts latched on to the conspiracy du jour of QAnon, pushing for months the nonsensical theory that Trump was appointed president by the military to save the nation from a pedophilia ring before it would eventually make its way to President Trump's rallies and into the mainstream media.
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It's not just any woman who can not only bring corsetry back from the 1800s and make it the accessory staple du jour, but also revive the '80s bike short as a legitimate option to cover your lower half, and even make those sweaty thigh-high plastic boots the look of the summer.
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No matter how deeply you crave the bleached hair du jour of Selena Gomez, Zoë Kravitz, Gigi Hadid, and pretty much every other A-lister right now — if you are starting from a place of dark brown ends, emerging from the salon a full-blown blonde is going to take some work.
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Critics of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE recently latched onto their latest outrage du jour, and it's one they believed was political dynamite.
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Tsagouris is a day away from an opportunity to become the very first Toronto-born boxer to ever win a world title in the Greater Toronto Region, but right now, she's still just Mom, and dancing with your child to the sounds of the pop stars du jour is part of parental duties.
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Basically, it's not hard to see how the PC Music style is slowly becoming a pervasive force in 2016's pop landscape, and it's quite logical to envisage how an aesthetic adopted by Liz, Charli XCX, and Carly Rae Jepsen in one year, could become the mainstream aesthetic du jour within months.
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One of my younger self's favorite authors was one of those longish down entries, so that was my recherche du temps perdu du jour; I didn't get to the band that Mr. Ries includes and extols in his notes until I started this post, and found it pleasant listening while I worked.
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Blame the fashion influencers flying in from LA and NYC, or the global impact of nail-art trends, but the manicure du jour is a spin-off that trades white polish for a bold color — like bright teal or chocolate brown — then pairs it with a clear or nude base instead of pink.
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When people offer their vehement condemnation of some injustice in the news, or change their Facebook profile photos to honor the victims of some new tragedy, or write status updates demanding federal action on climate change, observers like Bartholomew smell something fishy: Do these people really care deeply about the issue du jour?
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Sure, they may not be decked out in Swarovski crystals or designed with the latest trends du jour (tiny sunglasses, ugly sneakers, or any other '90s nostalgia) in mind, but they do have a clean conscience — which should be top of mind for any aesthete who knows the difference between blue and black waste bins.
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There have been so many podcasts born of the Bachelor franchise (my favorite du jour is Bekah Martinez's Chatty Broads) that basically, if contestants can't get their job back after the show and need to pay their rent, they can count on getting a podcast deal (or at least a stint guesting on someone else's).
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But last Thursday, the underground-ish collective Vaquera—Patric DiCaprio, David Moses, Bryn Taubensee, and Claire Sully—presented a collection in collaboration with the dystopia du jour, Hulu adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel about a future in which a totalitarian, patriarchal regime overthrows the American government and makes women state property.
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Here, we're presented with a world quite like our own but for two new features: first, there's a ubiquitous social app that lets you rate your fellow human beings with a score between one and five; and, second, everyone wears pastel colors, with pale pink slacks and cardigans apparently the dystopian aesthetic du jour.
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CAMPAIGN FIGHT DU JOUR: Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE tweeted criticism of President Obama for using Air Force One to campaign with Hillary Clinton.
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One microdosing forum on Reddit has more than 11,000 subscribers, and the practice has been picked up as a trend du jour in publications as diverse as Vice, Marie Claire and Inc, which tend to profile a handful of anonymous professionals who say they have achieved an enhanced "flow state" at work through the practice.
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For a few years in the mid-to-late 2000s, metal (particularly black metal) was deemed interesting by mainstream media publications, and we saw the rise of The Metal Column: a semi-regular clearinghouse for the staff's resident metalhead (or a lucky freelancer) to wax romantic about their favorite current releases, or delve into the metal drama du jour.
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In the throes of his improbably successful second act as the pop sellout du jour, the Weeknd's Abel Tesfaye swaps his usual shot-glass lyricism for something more full-bodied and luscious, pouring a glass of loverboy vintage that, if not wholly convincing, makes for satisfying performative romance on the level of spreading rose petals on a bed.
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When candidates or commentators discuss immigration, the second amendment, or any of a host of other topics, we (that is, the general public) usually have a pretty good grasp of the relevant buzzwords and topic du jour, at least enough to make an informed decision as to what we believe and whom we want to support.
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Bills like the "Manage Our Wolves Act" — which circumvent scientific, regulatory, and judicial processes so that Congress can remove animals from the Endangered Species Act — rely on an antiquated notion of "management" that would turn public lands into killing fields where wolves (or whichever species du jour happens to be in Congress's crosshairs) can be shot on sight.
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They include "The Truth," by the French dramatist du jour, Florian Zeller ("The Father"), a precisely drawn and equally predictable romantic quadrangle at Wyndham's Theater; and around the block, at the Duke of York's Theater, a spiffing revival of "How the Other Half Loves" (1969), Alan Ayckbourn's ingenious, time-and-space bending portrait of overlapping marriages.
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The griot tradition of West Africa and musical back and forth between the region's guitar bands and western blues/rock is extensive while traditional Arabic and Moorish influence on international avant garde is immeasurable so Noura Mint Seymali doesn't need fulsome praise that is dependent on strained comparisons to indie bands du jour or what is or was hip.
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While the comings and goings of various eyebrow shapes and sizes make for a mesmerizing slideshow, they're also a total drag for anyone who caught the tail end of the last fad (read: over-tweezed), only to wake up one day just as the Delevingnes of the world are ushering in the new, fuller look du jour.
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Prior to his current role at the head of the CIA, Pompeo was quite happy to cite WikiLeaks to support his hyper-partisan cause du jour, which Maine Senator Angus King brought up during his confirmation hearing earlier this year: Mike Pompeo was sharing Wikileaks documents on his Congressional Twitter account less than a year ago pic.twitter.
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And because these white suburbs are seemingly uncontoured by the segregatory social structures that created them, they allow for a sense of racial absolution in an industry increasingly being rightfully pressured to better its race and gender politics—in a culture war world where "confronting white privilege" is the virtue-signaling social justice politic du jour.
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From The Information's Cory Weinberg: In the debate-du-jour in the U.S. Senate, Oracle, Disney, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and 21st Century Fox recently voiced support for an anti-sex trafficking bill that would change the bedrock internet platform law, the Communications Decency Act's Section 20073, to put more legal liability on web companies like Facebook and Alphabet.
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Set in 1921, mostly on a contested piece of property on Wilder Street in a black neighborhood still arising from uncultivated farmland, it concerns a biracial woman named Thalia (Toni Ann DeNoble) who has come with her frustrated boyfriend, Streeter (Hubert Point-Du Jour), to build a "nice quaint" house after losing her ancestral home near Houston.
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NATE CHINEN If you are the sort of person who expends much energy stressing about the fact that rapper du jour Lil Yachty had not, until recently, listened to the music of the Notorious B.I.G., then little in this score-settling freestyle — on the Beats 1 radio show of his longtime antagonist Ebro Darden — will change your mind.
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The meal bargains to be had in Gascony's no-frills market cafes — the Café du Centre in Maubourguet, the Café du Centre in Fleurance (no relation), Le Divan in Éauze — harken back to a bygone era, as do the menus, which on rush-rush market days frequently consist of the plat-du-jour and little else.
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Mr. Schultz's announcement immediately made him the Twitter villain du jour, with Democrats, anti-Trump Republicans and Michael Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor (a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent-turned-Democrat), jumping over each other to explain why his bid is likely doomed — and bad for anyone who wants to defeat President Trump next year.
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On Tumblr, the platform du jour, there were photos of women, shoeless, in fields of flowers pouting lazily at the camera; women standing at windows in their underwear looking dreamily out onto a European street; there was even one photo making the rounds of a delicate, pale young woman in a white nightgown standing knee deep in Hurricane Sandy flood water.
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Even so, I suppose it's what hasn't changed that's really worth remarking on: Despite the presence of more and more "corporate types" — and, yes, I am one of those — the conference remains true to its mission, and continues to attract many talented security professionals (that's the nom de guerre du jour, isn't it?) presenting talks on on a wide range of topics.
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With the scandal du jour of the Comey memo, President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's trip to Saudi Arabia looks less like a diplomatic flight as fleeing the jurisdiction.
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One feature of our time is the disruption du jour — the whiplash of yet another big surprise that promises to upset everything and everyone for years and perhaps decades to come: Brexit, the Trump election, and the broader anti-establishment global uprising, springing from lost jobs, income, stature and community, and making many people ambivalent about the post-war system of collective diplomacy and open borders.
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The same could be said about the House Freedom Caucus, Trump's enemy du jour, which is likely to become his best friend in coming days, as the president attempts to maneuver a spending bill that includes his priorities – including a down payment on funding to build the border wall, which was a signature feature of his platform and key component of his overall immigration policy.
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She's made sexy music without having a hyper-sexualized image; she's worked with a tight-knit group of collaborators rather than leaping from one producer du jour to the next; she's never solicited songs from other writers, performed on a singing-competition show or started an apparel line; and she only releases music that's up to her standards — and entirely on her own timetable.
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Having served under five presidents and numerous defense secretaries, I have been playing a little game with myself lately, picking a crisis du jour or hot intelligence topic from any of those five administrations during my N.S.A. career and imagining what would have transpired if the president at the time were uninformed or willfully ignorant of the intelligence available before, during and after the fact.
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And her turn at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night was no exception, wearing a Calvin Klein by Appointment white sequin embroidered long sleeve t-shirt dress that she paired with white western boots, a yellow gold diamond open bezel ring and yellow gold diamond bar ring from Jennifer Meyer Jewelry, and the accessory du jour, a bright blue ACLU ribbon that she pinned on inside the ceremony.
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During the late 18th century, an era Chrisman-Campbell specializes in, women expressed their pent-up opinions in elaborate, ornamented hairdos that acted as billboards for all kinds of causes du jour — championing one composer over another, celebrating inoculation, even commemorating a specific French ship that won a battle against the English — using symbolic baubles woven into their poufs (fake snakes, olive branches, entire miniature ships complete with sails).
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Cruz declined to pass judgment on Trump's latest incendiary comment -- in which he floated shooting innocents in New York -- even as his surrogate du jour, Beck, expressed exasperation that Trump said anything of the sort ("He's a better man than I am," Beck told reporters of Cruz.) On immigration, though, Cruz seemed to at first let loose, unveiling a set speech in the Hawkeye State that drew the most contrast he has yet with the Republican frontrunner.
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Granted, the book is about a continuing global shift in international relations and not about the political movements du jour that have led to the election of President Trump or to the rise of authoritarian and nationalist movements in Europe and elsewhere, yet on reading "The Chessboard and the Web" and listening on YouTube to the lectures Slaughter gave, I found myself repeatedly yearning to ask her how the grand strategy she advocates would apply to these political realities.
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The argument du jour in partisan circles today goes like this: Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation should end because of the alleged bias of FBI agents who resented candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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When I was attacked by name searching Lady Gaga fans for tweeting that she was a phony or hack or whatever it is I call artists like her when my dander is up, I didn't apologize to them because I was convinced (if anything, my distaste for Gaga-ian empty gestures towards meaning—be it her glomming onto whatever cause du jour, political-as-of-November-2016 "punks," or any generic neo-indie goths using death and darkness as a prop—has only grown over the years) but because I loved that they loved her, and what was my contempt serving at that moment?
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With special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation in the rear view mirror in the eyes of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, he turned his attention to a new-old topic du jour: health care, an issue that has plagued him and the GOP throughout his presidency.
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