Art can be whatever transfixes, fascinates, and entertains an audience.
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The book often entertains, but this isn't a beach read.
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Leah entertains no expectations of a serious relationship with Blue.
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I do hope that obviously she never really entertains that.
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Traditionally cable news either informs its viewers or entertains them.
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Eddie Murphy always entertains the possibility of doing it again.
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In six too-short episodes, this spy drama enlightens and entertains.
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The first is familiar: a person who receives or entertains guests.
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While Russia entertains such hopes, sanctions alone will not tame its behaviour.
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It helps with the chores, pampers the family and entertains the driver.
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Arts and cultural programming challenges, provokes and entertains; it enhances our lives.
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SPIRIT FLIGHT ATTENDANT ENTERTAINS PASSENGERS WITH STAND-UP COMEDY DURING DELAY Democratic Rep.
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He's funny, he keeps himself entertained and he entertains others with his humor.
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But here's the truth: Political comedy at its best both educates and entertains.
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It's nothing exciting, but it entertains in the same way Far Cry does.
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A street performer entertains his audience on Mallory Square in Key West, Fla.
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She steals from Tandy and entertains a regular stream of married, drug-abusing men.
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Our in-store video game station entertains those who aren't as beauty obsessed: pic.twitter.
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Toronto entertains the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday as it continues a seven-game homestand.
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To boot, Facebook Live entertains a younger audience, and perhaps a more diverse one.
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And yet Trump entertains a degree of anti-Semitism unparalleled in recent American administrations.
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We hope to be a progressive media company that informs, entertains and inspires action.
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Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) proposes a plan, and Balon Greyjoy (Patrick Malahide) entertains other proposals.
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Kenny G entertains the crowd during the 75th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2001.
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Georgia returns to action Saturday at No. 11 Auburn while Vanderbilt entertains No. 18 Kentucky.
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The men Christine entertains mostly want to tell her about the big deals they're brokering.
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Angus King (I), the Independent from Yankee reticent Maine, entertains the idea and possible reality.
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As in real life, the Elaine in Jacobs's book frustrates and entertains in equal measure.
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Dee, the smart and self-aware heroine of "Touch," entertains the possibility of having children.
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As we drove there one afternoon, he said that he habitually entertains fantasies of confinement.
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Mr. Bayona narrates a "3-D moment" that entertains readers and propels the story forward.
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NW 8 Especially at his chef's counter, Masaaki Uchino entertains and delights with omakase to remember.
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But, she entertains a rich fantasy life, and expresses a desire to escape her current situation.
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While the Super Bowl entertains fans and sponsors, Patriots and Falcons players are there to work.
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The document is careful; it never entertains the possibility of breaking up the big tech companies.
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The two-hour experience entertains and moves, but only when it doesn't undercut itself by overpreaching.
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Along the way, Diaval (Sam Riley), Maleficent's crow companion from the first film, entertains with zest.
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Both teams continue Big Ten play on Saturday as Michigan hosts Nebraska and Illinois entertains Maryland.
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The Game entertains the masses and gives rowdy war hawks something to do besides starting political conflict.
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This episode entertains that slightly, playing audio of Brendan discussing his first meal home with his mother.
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To keep the pipeline moving for space exploration concepts, NASA regularly entertains pitches via its NIAC program.
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Luther Fox, a hillbilly fisherman in "Dirt Music" (2001), entertains himself with John Keats and Joseph Conrad.
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Brit + Co A digital media company that inspires, educates and entertains real women with a creative spirit.
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"She entertains me — she makes me laugh, because things just fly out of her mouth," said Richards.
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Frustrated and desperate, Aggretsuko entertains the escapist idea of getting married so she can leave her job.
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He shows no humility toward the civilization-ending destructiveness of nuclear weapons, and offhandedly entertains their use.
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The video is Kylián on top form: choreography that engages and entertains, simultaneously relatable, funny, and impressive.
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One of the guests, Blanca, entertains everyone on the piano, and there's talk of pizzicato and sonatas.
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But in her attempts to "follow his moral logic," she entertains his tortured excuses and grotesque fantasies.
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Receiving a call from the Nobel Prize committee is a fantasy nearly every scientist entertains at some point.
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Both teams resume play next Wednesday as Ohio State is at No. 7 Virginia and Marshall entertains Ohio.
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Rather than a cheap thrill, "Get Out" is a rare film that challenges and entertains in equal measure.
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Toronto concludes its final homestand of the regular season when it entertains the Florida Panthers on Monday night.
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The teams continue Pac-12 play on Saturday as Washington travels to Stanford and Cal entertains Washington State.
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On this afternoon, the animated movie "Up" entertains patients old and young as they wait for their sessions.
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Its central character entertains dreams of flying, spurred on by an encounter with a quartet of birdlike performers.
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Even Josh Charles as Kim's boyfriend, left behind in New York, entertains in his few minutes of screentime.
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Cincinnati looks to keep pace atop the American Athletic Conference standings when it entertains struggling Memphis on Thursday night.
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Blissfully unaware of the harsh reality which has haunted his family, he claps and laughs as Rita entertains him.
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But he can still put on a regal show: If he entertains, there is beautiful food, wine and service.
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He now entertains no doubt that high interest rates are the cause and not the consequence of high inflation.
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Mr. Goh's favorite spot is the roof garden, where he has breakfast and often entertains at an evening barbecue.
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The South Korean content, though, simply entertains North Koreans, rather than having a message directed at them, Thae said.
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An appeals court, after rejecting the law's insurance requirement, entertains the idea that the whole law should now fall.
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In this competition, points will be awarded to any sedentary athlete who even entertains the thought of getting a bike.
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Right: Off the coast of Vietnam, actor Joey Heatherton entertains the troops on the aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga in 1965.
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" When you take a firm hand and make key decisions, officials will wonder why the king entertains your "girlish ideas.
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Arkansas is idle until Monday when it entertains Mt. St. Mary's in a non-league game at Bud Walton Arena.
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I'm more afraid of running out of inspiration or ideas and not being able to create anything that entertains people.
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The nation's favourite grandad is apparently a very gifted mimic who entertains children with spellbinding readings of Harry Potter books.
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The same "Allah is Satan" asshole is back again, but no one entertains him today, and before long he leaves.
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"You need to maintain that integrity, and give the audience something that entertains them and keeps them watching," he said.
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"The Organist Entertains" was a song that I did on my own, which has become something very important to me.
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It was the type of throwaway gag that entertains Twitter users for a few hours before forever fading from memory.
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" A Vietnamese tourist guide entertains his credulous American customers for whom "act was fact"—"we're all the same to them . . .
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JPG San Francisco airport&aposs first therapy pig takes selfies with passengers and entertains them by playing a toy piano
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Or will they share enough revenue to support quality content from a diverse array of voices that informs, entertains, and inspires?
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" Hammond adds that "this is a movie worth savoring, something that entertains, enlightens and makes us feel good about being alive.
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Virtually no one entertains the possibility that their party's past cycle of electability and unelectability is not a law of nature.
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She entertains us constantly with her bikini 'grams, so she will most likely continue that skill on the new medium. 5.
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Fred entertains our crazed guy and stares in confusion as he hears the mystery man answer the phone from his residence.
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Like Peter Morgan's "The Audience," whose Elizabeth entertains a procession of prime ministers, Buffini's play is a stroll through the past.
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She toils as a cleaner at the hospital and entertains herself reading Debbie Macomber novels and watching Rachael Ray on television.
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"A successful program is thought of as one which diverts, entertains, amuses, informs, or simply retains the interested attention," he added.
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As Bobbi entertains their host with clever conversation, Frances takes stock of her large, comfortable home, casing it like a thief.
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Mr. McKeever briefly entertains an argument about assimilation versus difference that's a lot more compelling than the one about jelly beans.
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Saleh, who is unable to read, entertains himself by playing games on his brother's cellphone, when it has enough battery power.
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The expansive, largely unscripted, disquisitions with which Mr Trump entertains his rallies are less traditional "speeches" than a stand-up comedy routine.
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He oftentimes entertains an apple at the office, and at one point peels a banana for an office visitor for a tip.
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If a piece of art, a line from a book, or a new TV character entertains us, then we call it entertainment.
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Anne begins acting out on feelings of alienation, expressing her dissatisfaction by spacing out to Soft Cell while Peter entertains dinner guests.
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The fool: Feste in "Twelfth Night" Ten times as educated as the aristocrats he entertains, Feste is one of Shakespeare's wittier clowns.
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He entertains the soldiers in gladiatorial combat and roots out a force of traitors that is growing in the large military camp.
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"Riding to the beat of the music entertains the brain so that you can let yourself ride emotionally in class," she said.
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As with his other books, in The Fifth Risk Lewis informs and entertains readers about topics that can sometimes be considered tedious.
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The Italian-American superstar was up for a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Culinary Host for her show Giada Entertains on Food Network.
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He entertains the soldiers in gladiatorial combat and roots out a force of traitors that is growing in the large military camp.
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It is a ruckus Lima himself entertains, telling Business Insider recently that if Page keeps winning, they can throw down once more.
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"Amazon is a great resource for someone that entertains often and is looking for stylish, yet affordable serving pieces," Fenimore told Insider.
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I jokingly labeled it the "sport of Kings" when I lived in Brooklyn, but rat-watching on city subways still entertains me.
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Then you could argue that Pinterest, which I was just visiting, is a content company because it entertains and also sells stuff.
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He takes charge of his first international match Saturday, the day after he turns 62, when France entertains Italy in the opening round.
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Nadja entertains the idea of an extramarital crush on a mortal human who she believes is a past love reincarnated, reports Rotten Tomatoes.
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The Kentucky Fried Football Frenzy utilizes Instagram's native features in a creative and hilarious way that hopefully entertains fans for hours on end.
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The President still entertains the possibility of sitting down with Mueller, but most of his legal team remains skeptical, multiple sources tell CNN.
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It entertains the idea of new price disclosures and reshuffling some of the discounts that various middlemen negotiate off of drugs' sticker prices.
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Ms. Peelle entertains in the novel in a folksy way that might lapse more frequently into hokey in a less confident writer's hands.
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A block away, the subterranean jazz club Sous La Terre entertains night owls after midnight with live music from the keyboardist Henry Pugh.
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Whether they've got touring cars or Formula One, they want every form of motorsport available because it attracts and entertains a wider audience.
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But, Jess is convinced that Tyler's personality — he entertains millions on his gaming stream every day — can translate to acting jobs at some point.
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New York (CNN Business)As the frontman of KISS, Gene Simmons occupies rarefied air — a rock star who entertains arenas filled with adoring fans.
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This is all pretty weak tea, but Joker largely entertains moment-to-moment, thanks to a star who captures the character's mesmerizing pulp energy.
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If Laurel and Hardy's act worked because of their power struggles, then Ida's constant swiping of Laurel's drinks entertains for just the same reason.
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It does little harm if a rapper somewhere entertains silly ideas about the Earth's shape, and Tyson underlines that in his response to B.o.
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The account's "pinned tweet" at the top of its page is actually an in-depth thread, explaining why the Church even entertains these tweets.
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During an early scene in the film, Blanca entertains the guests with a performance of a sprightly toccata by the 18th-century composer Paradisi.
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If anyone still entertains a fantasy that people with divergent backgrounds and beliefs can be brought together by their common humanity, "Invincible" insists otherwise.
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Tennessee (5-6) has dropped five of its last seven games as it entertains a New York squad that has lost five straight contests.
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Nor were her characters deaf to the rumble of time's winged chariot: Anne Elliot's vain father, Sir Walter, entertains a theatrical horror of aging.
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Through this, we will get the best of all worlds — a work of art that makes us think and argue even as it entertains.
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The best known, by far, is "Magic Dance," in which Jareth entertains baby Toby with a song, with backup vocals by his legions of goblins.
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Coming off a mixed showing at the MGM Grand Main Event, Utah returns home looking for answers as it entertains Eastern Washington on Friday night.
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"There are definitely talks about getting married, but Jennifer is old-school and will wait for the engagement ring before she entertains any wedding talk."
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Related: Essential TV That Inspires, Teaches, and Entertains Ages 12-14 As kids enter the teen years, watching TV together can get a little hairy.
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While the President still entertains the possibility of sitting down with Mueller, most of his legal team remains skeptical, according to multiple sources with knowledge.
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While that industry entertains itself with a fantasy of how the internet came to be, the truth throbs in the living tissue of our interfaces.
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" At the master class, Maye watched Susie Clausen, a real-estate agent from California who entertains at retirement homes, perform the standard "How About You?
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In the trailer's opening shots, Joaquin Phoenix entertains a young boy on the bus by making faces, only to be chastised by the boy's mother.
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CEI urges not only for serious reform of the CFPB, but also entertains a legislative solution to abolish this rogue agency once and for all.
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As we start to speed toward central London to catch the afternoon Eurostar to Paris, he entertains the chauffeur (and me) with the penis-pitch story.
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"Our goal is to reach as many Americans as possible with content that educates, inspires and entertains," PBS chief digital and marketing officer Ira Rubenstein said.
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Where some of their oldest, most beloved songs hurtled towards their conclusions with an angsty urgency, here Okereke entertains atmospherics and many moments of melodic calm.
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Analysts at HSBC said even if the ECB entertains the idea of a taper no matter how far into the future, it would help the euro.
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Santa Claus (Charles Edward Hall), for instance, is not so much a character as a jolly M.C. who entertains the troops while the dancers change backstage.
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That is a problem for his brooding boss, Clay Verris (Clive Owen), who entertains the hope that Henry will not simply retire but expire as well.
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It's a community that entertains itself and makes a concerted effort not to be captured by the views, angles, and attitudes of more mainstream social media.
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It means telling a fuller story that entertains the possibility that perhaps there is more to her than what is readily presented in text and in theory.
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He also has developed into a highly regarded motivational speaker and magician who entertains crowds with his tricks and humor and inspires them with his personal story.
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While communicating with the hacker, he told Recorded Future that he frequently "entertains" himself by watching live streams of sensitive footage from airplanes and border surveillance cameras.
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But with this newfound power, storytellers must create a new form of media that completely immerses and entertains the viewer for the duration of the story's exhibition.
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And so that was an area where we don't want to hurt any feelings, we just want to focus on doing stuff that's fun and entertains people.
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He wears tight V-necks, owns a global chain of high-end steakhouses, and entertains his celebrity clients by sensuously sprinkling salt on thick slabs of meat.
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This neutral option is great for anyone who entertains a lot — they can use it as a serving platter or to hold their at-home mini bar.
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Kristen Bell entertains in Florida The 'Frozen' singer was stuck in Florida over the weekend and helped brighten the day for a group of Hurricane Irma evacuees.
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In addition to instructing the crew on how to cook, Luca also entertains them with stories about how he came to learn about the dish they are preparing.
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"Julian's script charms, thrills and entertains and in Brian Percival's hands we aim to deliver everything that one would hope for as Downton comes to the big screen".
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Stephen K. Bannon, whom Mr. Trump named chief strategist and senior counsel on Sunday, lives, works and entertains out of a 14-room townhouse near the Supreme Court.
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And linking advertising to pageviews incentivizes media organizations to produce articles that perform well, sometimes at the expense of material that educates, entertains, or holds power-holders accountable.
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One Good Meal When she entertains at home, the musician and actress often whips up aguachile, inspired by a trip to Mexico City, and serves it with mezcal.
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You wouldn't guess that from the opening of "Haircut," in which a professionally logorrheic barber entertains a new customer with tales of life in his two-bit town.
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From the Opry to gospel to grunge, the call-and-response of performance forms either the backbone or background of every social gathering the city offers or entertains.
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"Torpor" goes back to a madcap trip to Eastern Europe in the early nineties, during which the wife entertains a half-baked plan to adopt a Romanian orphan.
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And he at least entertains the idea of a future Kano device that does away with a keyboard entirely — and goes all in on touch — when we suggest it.
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Jade has even appeared on her mom's Food Network show, Giada Entertains, and the mother-daughter duo stepped out together for the Daytime Emmys red carpet just last month.
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Lederer and Lansdale were friends, and Lansdale appears in the book as a character named Colonel Hillandale, who entertains locals with his harmonica (as Lansdale was known to do).
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Silicon Valley executives like Eric Schmidt still sit on Pentagon advisory boards, and Amazon's Jeff Bezos entertains strategically important heads of state like Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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He has not only extinguished any pretense of coming to a settlement with the Palestinians, he now entertains the idea of annexing the Jewish settlements on the West Bank.
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On it, the 63-year-old barely veers away from what activities he got into while still on the street, but his drill-inspired approach entertains throughout its duration.
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Canlis is one of Seattle's highest-end restaurants, with a piano player who entertains customers at the bar and a four-course tasting menu that runs $135 a person.
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While the toned-down vibe of Mr. Kors's dinner reflected the generally laid-back feel of fashion week this season, he said that this is how he always entertains.
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As the Trump White House entertains Riyadh's dubious explanation for the death of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was killed at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct.
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"Enter our protagonist," he tells Mickey's right-hand man (Charlie Hunnam), whom he entertains, like a captive audience, as the action zigs and zags forward and backward in time.
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The creator of Sugarpova Candy line makes this "quick and easy" dessert when she entertains 1 (4-oz.) bittersweet dark chocolate baking bar, finely chopped, plus chocolate curls for garnish
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Every Monday night, she entertains about 1,000 people at the Hula Kula club, smashing stereotypes and empowering seniors as she plays everything from disco and rock to samba and ballads.
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Generally speaking, Hunt for the Skinwalker can be described as enthusiastically credulous—no belief is challenged and Corbell never entertains alternative explanations for the otherworldly phenomena experienced by his subjects.
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We know that pedophiles always seek new ways to lure victims and this new technology that entertains our kids, could also bring them close to dangerous individuals instead of Pokémon.
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I find it refreshing, on point, and funny: not only does Yépez's work engage crucial issues, but it always entertains, and the extremities of some judgments seem justified on reflection.
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That said, "Better Call Saul" entertains more often than just about anything else on TV, and I dearly hope that AMC renews it, something it has apparently not yet done.
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But those hoping for a return to a more moderate government that entertains a serious agreement with Palestinian leadership in the West Bank and Gaza will be disappointed, analysts said.
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While Hughes's tone is both scholarly and rich in visual detail, Fidler entertains us with novelistic vignettes and cut-and-paste erudition, though he wobbles a little here and there.
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It was about finding books that made me feel what reading had always done for me: that connection, that sheer joy of reading a book that both entertains and moves me.
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Yahoo informs, connects and entertains a global audience of more than 1 billion monthly active users** -- including 600 million monthly active mobile users*** through its search, communications and digital content products.
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As a child, my friends and I would play with the things I drew and built, so I've always wanted to become a person who could create something that entertains people.
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She says she's living with him only because she doesn't want to be alone and merely entertains the possibility that she might one day acquire the appropriate feelings for a spouse.
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These days, you may be getting more "news" that circulates because it outrages or entertains (Bill de Blasio's pizza fork, Alec Baldwin's outbursts) and less that informs (subway changes, voting reforms).
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Vingroup already dominates the real estate market in Vietnam with Vinhomes, has entered the healthcare market with Vinmec, runs a chain of supermarkets called Vinmart, and entertains tourists at Vinpearl resorts.
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"I don't think China seriously entertains this a quid pro quo in terms of the trade negotiations," said Jude Blanchette, a China scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Once she persuades someone to pay attention to her — mimes have such a bad rap, Carr notices that people are embarrassed even to be seen watching one — she entertains them through interaction.
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Working with the screenwriter Seth W. Owen, and expanding some of the ideas in his 2012 short film, "Loom," Mr. Scott creates a disappointingly skeletal Frankenstein story that entertains efficiently but vacuously.
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The road-trip plot entertains, often spectacularly, but it labors like the Chateau to reach the speed limit, sometimes leaving the reader to wonder with Josie whether we are really getting anywhere.
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In the eight-minute-long, black-and-white cartoon, Mickey pilots a steamboat and entertains his passenger, Minnie Mouse, by making musical instruments out of the menagerie on board, according to IMDB.com.
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And while he entertains the idea of term limits for elected officials, he does not, himself, adhere to such limits, and looks like he plans to reign for at least 24 years.
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To reach those innovations on VR's horizon, industry content experts must partner with leaders in the tech sector to craft immersive content that educates, informs or entertains — or, hopefully, does all three.
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She often entertains at her Silver Lake home, where she encourages laid-back lounging in her living room with low couches and lots of pillows or blankets spread out on her lawn.
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If there are further reductions in violence the US-Taliban agreement entertains the notion that the US could withdraw all its forces, which has long been the key demand of the Taliban.
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Kids got the beat Always-animated Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson makes her TV return for the premiere of "Dancing with the Stars: Juniors," where she entertains the crowd with a salsa.
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This would be something close to a holy grail of digital capitalism—personalized content that engages and entertains people while simultaneously and seamlessly luring them into buying things online from the same site.
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He might also be passing himself off as John Salteau, a Native American storyteller who entertains children and their parents at a library in northern Michigan, particularly with tales of the trickster Nanabozho.
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"The internet requires the BBC to redefine itself, but not its mission: the BBC's purpose online is to provide a distinctive public service that informs, educates and entertains," he said in a statement.
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The infinity pool overlooking the stunning L.A. views can be seen from her dining room and kitchen, and the terrace holds an outdoor pizza oven and alfresco seating area for when she entertains.
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While she entertains often, Patrick, who retired in May following her last time on the track at the Indianapolis 500, admits she doesn't often follow recipes and sticks to a strict paleo diet.
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In this picturesque spot, he entertains guests from England, France and Russia; in fact, people from "the whole world," wind up here, he said, with the peculiarity that many of them speak Armenian.
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Juno Chiller ($199 — now available for pre-order) Anyone who entertains often or simply loves to enjoy a cold drink without the hassle will find the sleek and efficient beverage chilling device enticing.
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Blevins has turned down offers to do reality TV shows, but, Jess is convinced that Tyler's personality — he entertains millions on his gaming stream every day — can translate to acting jobs at some point.
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This show is not really interested in the easy-to-answer moral question of whether one woman's life is worth many other human beings lives, but at least it entertains the baby Hitler question.
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" In its own statement, ABC said: "One of the things that has always made 'black-ish' so special is how it deftly examines delicate social issues in a way that simultaneously entertains and educates.
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In a sweet video, magician John Stessel entertains pooches from the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter in New York by pretending that he has something in his hands — then revealing that they're actually empty.
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In the 21st century, it more closely resembles brand integration deals: the creator makes a piece of content that serves a brand's messaging goals and entertains his or her subscribers at the same time.
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During her summer holiday, the monarch usually entertains many of her immediate family members with picnics and shooting parties — all the while battling the nibbling little flies that stalk the heather-covered mountain sides.
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The exhibition "Calder / Kelly," which is now open at the Lévy Gorvy gallery in New York, entertains this question across three floors of work and ephemera by the artists Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly.
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Such is his anger that he entertains, for a frighteningly long period of time, the offer of his Russian backer Grigor Andolov (who is playing both sides of this conflict) to have Taylor killed.
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So, she entertains herself by pickpocketing, but it turns serious when she steals a diamond from psycho thug Zsasz (Chris Messina) and, to avoid getting caught for it, swallows it like a true badass.
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She welcomes visiting dignitaries, entertains their spouses, hosts holiday parties and mom-dances with Jimmy Fallon, all with the public and the paparazzi ready to pounce on any wardrobe infelicities or bad hair days.
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Regarding visits by other diplomats, researchers at the College of William & Mary note that "China entertains more visiting dignitaries and elites each year than any other country"—a clear sign of Beijing's international prestige.
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"Julian's script charms, thrills and entertains, and in Brian Percival's hands we aim to deliver everything that one would hope for as 'Downton' comes to the big screen," Mr. Neame said in a statement.
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But I am for garbage content that entertains, like when Al Roker proceeded to make fun of teeny candy bars being labelled "fun-sized" when everyone knows that big candy bars are the fun ones!
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He's also a nerd who leans hard into Austin's insufferable hipster image, promising free tacos to anybody who entertains the people behind them in line with a ukulele that the shop keeps in the window.
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At any rate, Volkanovski fights in a way that nicely entertains the people who want to watch the lower weightclasses for pace and technical excellence, but never stops looking to hurt and finish his opponents.
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Joan is about to leave the park with Lincoln, a dear child who entertains himself by reciting college football chants, when the sound of shots sends her backtracking into the deeper parts of the zoo.
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Vanderbilt was tested in three straight losses to ranked teams during a five-day stretch and looks to gain a bit of confidence back when it entertains Radford of the Big South Conference on Tuesday night.
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And the film doesn't put her connections in a wider context: Quite the opposite, The Inventor entertains the notion over and over again that leaps in innovation require a "fake it until you make it" mentality.
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We end up having to wait in line for about 25 minutes (well, he waits, my daughter and I hang out in the shade while she entertains other visitors with her antics) and we are in.
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"We are watching him," said the Cuban street performer known as Pillo, who entertains tourists in Havana by outfitting his dachshund with a Trump-esque wig and training him to growl when he says the President's name.
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One of Istanbul's most famous hostesses, Demet Sabanci Cetindogan, frequently entertains in her home, the Zarif Mustafa Pasha mansion, furnished with original Ottoman chandeliers, paintings and a baby grand piano from the sultans' Topkapi Palace in Istanbul.
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Daily iced lattes have earned a place in our budget, and my parents now introduce me to their friends as the daughter who "entertains women with men," which actually sounds way worse, but what can you do?
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"One of the things that has always made 'black-ish' so special is how it deftly examines delicate social issues in a way that simultaneously entertains and educates," a network representative said in a statement to Variety.
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Maybe, while they're sharing, Donald entertains them with stories about how he used to encourage New York City tabloids to run headlines about his adulterous relationships, and his fantastic ability to grab women by their private parts.
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The Accurate, for example, entertains the form of a daily-wear watch, but with a message that reminds people not to sweat the small stuff and focus on the important things in life, such as actually living.
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"The nostalgia for Bush right now always entertains me," said a bemused — almost mocking — McCain, echoing what she said earlier in the segment after the other panelists chided Republicans for valuing power over the country, they said.
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Overall, the Royal Family as a whole carries out over 2,000 official engagements, entertains over 70,000 people at dinners, lunches, receptions and garden parties at royal residences, and receives and answers 10,000 letters, CNBC Make It previously reported.
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She now entertains 1.4 million YouTube channel subscribers, recently wrapped production on the feature film You Get Me opposite Bella Thorne and Halston Sage and will launch her digital series Miss 2059 on Verizon's go90 app June 21.
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Gaga's pop persona delights in layer upon layer of artifice; in building up and stripping away spectacle; in creating candy-coated dance pop with a spiky, aggressive aesthetic that challenges and entertains the ear at the same time.
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The two women, perhaps in their 70s, continue to sample the hams, the soppressata, even a tiny translucent curl of lardo, as a long line forms — regulars, locals from Chinatown, tourists, an Italian comic who entertains the room.
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Home and Work When Lisa Fine is about to move to a new home, she often entertains a fantasy that for her qualifies as wild: embracing the solid lacquered furniture, bold lines and sumptuous textures of Hollywood Regency.
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Even if Chip never becomes a devastatingly brilliant French clown, Baskets entertains in exactly the fashion that Chip dreams of: by staring straight into melancholy, and finding a way to make us laugh at something true within it.
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" A run-of-the-mill Jack the Ripper tour guide, he entertains a collection of louche Belgian teenage tourists with pidgin French as he explains—in gory detail—the unidentified murder's M.O. "And who might ze killer be?
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Indeed, Galileo has become a driver of the thriving British space industry, which has an annual turnover of £14bn ($19bn)—half of it accounted for by satellite broadcasting companies—and entertains hopes of becoming the world's biggest after America's.
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SPIRIT FLIGHT ATTENDANT ENTERTAINS PASSENGERS WITH STAND-UP COMEDY DURING DELAY When Warren and his family were visiting Florida recently, they decided it was the perfect opportunity to meet the original Gerber Baby, who lives in Tampa, TODAY reports.
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In his vision of "The Glass Menagerie," for example, Mr. Mehrten's Amanda entertains in a pink corset and Ms. Mitchell's Laura has shackles affixed to her arms and ankles and a unicorn's horn that doubles for the lobotomist's drill.
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A microcosm of Hollywood, the Dee-Luxe is a stage, and everyone, except perhaps the anxious boss, Mr. B (Sully Boyar), and his gruff ex-con employee, Lonnie (Ivan Dixon), entertains a fantasy or at least wields a shtick.
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He does this by dispensing with theatrical conventions — showy sets and costumes, a clear separation between stage and audience, acting that titillates or entertains — so that the focus stays fixed on the bodies of the actors and their words.
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The miniseries entertains no other theories or notions, and it lays out with devastating precision just how Simpson likely committed the murders and how he left behind tons of evidence to tie himself to the scene of the crime.
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Back in her hillside village of brick and mud structures, where Abdu entertains his and neighboring children by wheeling them around in a wheelbarrow, a fragile Afaf placidly helps her family prepare a simple meal of rice, tomato and bread.
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Looking through the show images, I thought about Chantal Akerman's cult-film Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, which documents (in painstaking detail), three days in the life of a housewife who entertains gentlemen callers in the afternoons.
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OK, yes, most of the attention has focused the fact that it's red, and she's wearing a dark cloak, so maybe she enlists with the dark side at some point in The Rise of Skywalker, or at least entertains the idea.
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They kill time and do drugs to distract from Harper's mounting anxiety; Nikki entertains herself texting and eventually calling Harper's client in the area, and Leah gets into some literal hot water with a married man (Sense8's Miguel Ángel Silvestre).
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And since the sponsors are helping people create interesting content that entertains their friends, there's a vivid sense of gratitude towards the brand that's the polar opposite to how people typically feel after being forced to sit through an ad.
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Despite winning an O. Henry Award and graduating from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, the 32-year-old's writing edifies and entertains in language that's highbrow yet unwholesome—gourmet junk food, like the cereal-milk-flavored soft-serve at Momofuku Milk Bar.
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Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne fly high in 'The Aeronauts' trailer Great Wolf Lodge employee entertains kids with flawless Beyoncé performance Chilling final 'Joker' trailer reveals tragic backstory and more Take a dissonant journey through the world of weird peeled foods
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In between, Brown anoints his brother (Mekhi Phifer) as his manager, engages in a torrid affair with Janet Jackson and generally reaps the traditional rewards from stardom, down to delaying the "Ghostbusters" shoot while he entertains groupies in his trailer.
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Tim Burton applies his gloriously strange touch to Ransom Riggs's book about the curious adventures of Jake (Asa Butterfield), a Florida youth with an aversion to sunshine, and his raconteur grandfather, Abe (Terence Stamp), who entertains him with fabulous tales.
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While truth was deemed an endangered species in the nation's capital long before President Trump's arrival, it has become axiomatic in the era of "alternative facts" that each person or party entertains only their own preferred variant, resisting contrary information.
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Instead, it becomes the defining characteristic of the show between two characters with zero chemistry—there's a weird one-sided leery sexual tension from Elfo, which Bean only entertains in moments of deep insecurity or when she's literally on drugs.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Olympic silver medalist Ayumu Hirano might have the chance to gain revenge on nemesis Shaun White sooner than the next Winter Games in Beijing as he entertains the possibility of competing in skateboarding at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games.
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Prime Minister David Cameron, who often entertains visiting leaders in a local pub, considered the possibility of minimum alcohol prices to cut down excessive drinking but the government rejected the plan in 2013, saying there was not enough evidence it would be effective.
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Garrett entertains chit-chat about feelings and opening up for a few minutes before diving head-first into the drama with a weak apology/disclaimer for asking Hannah about the forbidden topic he's about to broach: Luke P. and his slimy ways.
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It feels like you need to quit this form of standup in order to truly be able to express who you are when you want to joke about the realest and toughest things in a way that liberates your story and still entertains.
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En route Alcorn entertains with riffs on fiction and a pleasurable cascade of word plays ("He had gotten seminal with a seminarian"), prankish names (Graham Crocker III), brush stroke perceptions and sexual puns that would heat the cockles of Joyce's multitasking heart.
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The Palestinian, London-based artist Mona Hatoum's 1999 piece "La grande broyeuse (Mouli-Julienne x 17)," an 11-foot-high hand-cranked steel vegetable slicer, makes a quiet but effective joke about macho abstract sculpture, even as it entertains with its outlandish scale.
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But if the justices decide to grant some relief to the company or hear the case on the high court's regular docket, some additional details of the battle could surface, since the Supreme Court rarely entertains cases on an entirely secret basis.
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While the film does incorporate interviews and brief mentions of China, Japan, and parts of Europe, it never seriously entertains a future where public transit and so-called micromobility (e-scooters and bike shares) obviates the need to own or even use a car.
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A new "reflection paper" on the euro's future from the European Commission cautiously entertains such ideas as repackaging euro members' bonds into joint securities (without asking countries to stand behind each other's debts), and an unemployment-reinsurance fund to help treasuries cope with recessions.
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" He even entertains the idea that Twitch may have simply taken it down under the belief that the technically unreleased game is still under embargo, but he adds that "This would not be true, since I do not discourage anyone from broadcasting the game.
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We like to believe that contemporary ecological art engages in a struggle for positive cultural change, but Chang entertains the possibility that such work is actually engaged in a struggle with its own fatalistic and disempowered sense of grief over the culture's impending demise.
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When Baloo is playing with the sprinkler outside, he "entertains everybody," Wohr says, adding that the dog will jump through the sprinkler smiling until he gets tired, at which point he will just stand over the contraption and let the water hit his belly.
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Cover image: PHILADELPHIA, PA - SEPTEMBER 27: New Flyers mascot Gritty entertains fans during the Preseason game between the New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers on September 27, 2018 at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA. Photo by Kyle Ross/Icon Sportswire via AP Images.
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The couple entertains in both Washington and Manhattan, where the guests for a recent dinner honoring Nikki R. Haley, the American ambassador to the United Nations, included former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and A. G. Sulzberger, publisher of The New York Times.
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There could be a real swing back rightward among some Asian voters — a possibility that the Trump White House obviously entertains, but which can only happen if the Republican Party finds a way to lose its Trumpian aura of white identity politics and bigotry.
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This real-life recreation of 'The Simpsons' New Orleans food tour is pure perfection Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne fly high in 'The Aeronauts' trailer Great Wolf Lodge employee entertains kids with flawless Beyoncé performance Chilling final 'Joker' trailer reveals tragic backstory and more
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Great Wolf Lodge employee entertains kids with flawless Beyoncé performance Chilling final 'Joker' trailer reveals tragic backstory and more Take a dissonant journey through the world of weird peeled foods Netflix's 'The Laundromat' trailer starring Meryl Streep reminds you the rich rarely face consequences
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Directed by Jessica Lazar, this production (which took the Carol Tambor Best of Edinburgh Award at last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe) places the dapper Munro in the trenches during World War I, where he entertains the lads with narratives that twist like a corkscrew.
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It once seemed laughable that anyone would resurrect "The Daughter of Pharaoh," whose titular character throws herself in despair into the Nile, which promptly entertains her with a great-rivers-of-the-world ballet; in this century, thousands have seen it in several countries.
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It once seemed laughable that anyone would resurrect "The Daughter of Pharaoh," whose titular character throws herself in despair into the Nile, which promptly entertains her with a great-rivers-of-the-world ballet; in this century, thousands have seen it in several countries.
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"Chi-Raq," which was released last week on DVD and will stream on Amazon Prime beginning Thursday, has met with largely positive reviews, with Manohla Dargis of The New York Times saying it "entertains, engages and, at times, enrages as it takes on violence" and other topics.
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Every year, the Royal Family as a whole carries out over 2,13373 official engagements (which can include things like state funerals, national festivities or presenting honors); entertains over 70,000 people at dinners, lunches, receptions and garden parties at the royal residences; and receives and answers 100,000 letters.
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Great Wolf Lodge employee entertains kids with flawless Beyoncé performance Sacha Baron Cohen shines in dramatic trailer for Netflix's 'The Spy' Netflix's 'The Laundromat' trailer starring Meryl Streep reminds you the rich rarely face consequences Take a dissonant journey through the world of weird peeled foods
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When Samuel finds a stranded train in the desert, full of Austrian and German soldiers and their wives, he entertains them with the story of a man in Beirut who built a mansion only to take it down because he decided it was facing the wrong way.
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If Congress seriously entertains the White House's suggestions, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — a popular target for conservatives, who see it primarily as a source of pesky climate-change research — and the National Marine Fisheries Service it oversees will lose 17 percent of its funding.
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AMERICAN SPY Lauren Wilkinson One of the enduring pleasures of genre fiction is the occasional appearance of a novel that does more than it says on the tin: a murder mystery that offers genuine social insight, for example, or a thriller that informs as well as entertains.
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Covet This As much as I've always aspired to be the kind of person who entertains over the holidays, the truth is that the second my out-of-office reply goes on, all I want to do is read books and watch movies in my sweatpants.
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Though Gates entertains the discussion, he thinks capitalism is still a good system and "the idea that there shouldn't be billionaires—I'm afraid if you really implemented something like that, that the amount you would gain would be much less than the amount you would lose," he said.
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Overall, every year, the Royal Family as a whole carries out over 2,000 official engagements (which can include things like state funerals, national festivities or presenting honors); entertains over 70,000 people at dinners, lunches, receptions and garden parties at the royal residences; and receives and answers 2053,000 letters.
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And if Melania Trump entertains Akie Abe in Florida over the weekend -- the Abes are scheduled Friday afternoon to fly down to Mar-a-Lago as guests of the President -- she could to look to Bush, who in 2004 hosted then-Mexico President Vicente Fox and his wife, Marta Sahagun de Fox.
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Read more:San Francisco airport's first therapy pig takes selfies with passengers and entertains them by playing a toy piano The Tasmanian tiger is thought to have gone extinct in 1936, but mysterious sightings suggest the creature might still be out there Pittsburgh Steeler JuJu Smith-Schuster used to be afraid of dogs.
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These women — a nun, a doctor who treats the poor, a woman who entertains death-squad assassins in her living room while Forché and another woman hide upstairs — lead her deeper into the country's harsh realities; it is with her female friends that she has two terrifying near escapes from death squads.
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"Rooted in its unique approach to training, its storied legacy and leadership, and its status as the most successful club in the world, we will create a fully immersive experience that entertains, educates, and inspires the next generation of football fans." said Harves CEO Bo Zhang in a statement on the Manchester United website.
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Note the kids' electronic devices: A fashion devotee, Ivanka also showed off the Oscar De La Renta gown she wore to Thursday night's candlelight dinner at Union Station on Inauguration Eve: With more than 1.3 million views, Ivanka's top Instagram video from the weekend was the one where her half-brother, Barron, 10, entertains little Theodore.
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Sure, the DEA agents who took up so much of season one are still around, but Boyd Holbrook's Steve Murphy — the show's narrator — takes a backseat to Pedro Pascal's Javier Peña (who entertains various deals with various devils) and the Colombian police officers who grapple with what it might mean to take down a national folk hero.
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And for a fashion brand, the biggest, loudest way to do that is to have a show that is live-streamed around the world, employs a few thousand local workers for two weeks, and entertains approximately 500 guests, including 300 clients from about 25 countries, about half of whom the house brought over (the rest were either local residents, or flew in on their own planes).
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