Timothée Chalamet went for the glitz at the Golden Globes!
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Ready for a night of glitz, glamour and Chris Rock?
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She's heels, hair, glitz, glamour, and, most importantly, she's fun.
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Listen: European music is more than the glitz of Eurovision.
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But the kingdom doesn't need all that glitz and glamour.
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The Golden Globes were filled with glitz, glamour and beards.
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Decades later, though, any sign of that glitz is long gone.
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Billie Eilish stayed covered up in black, but with added glitz.
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Ready for a night of glitz, glamour and Game of Thrones?
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Among all of the glitz and celebration, a seriousness was present.
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She didn't have the glitz she had later in her career.
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We're living for these festive freckles and that inner eye glitz.
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I think that's what the obsession is, the glitz and glamour.
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"He just fits in the glitz and glamour," said his father.
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Past Tense Glitz, grit and the vintage glow of urban America.
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Listen: European music is more than just the glitz of Eurovision.
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Dubai is synonymous with glitz and glam — and lots of tourists.
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You saw it in Chicago: Houston clearly played the glitz card.
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First, we had the full-blown '80s pairs, all glitz and sparkle.
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But underneath the glitz and glam were the realities of new motherhood.
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The French film festival traditionally brings out glitz and jaw-dropping gowns.
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It wasn't always glitz, glam (and fabulous spring haircuts) for Jennifer Lopez.
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Update: Historically, the Golden Globes are all about the glitz and glam.
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You can catch all the glitz and glam online before the show.
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The glitz has long decayed, and that Blackpool died some time ago.
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But it's not always all glitz and glamour for the Broadway star.
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There is no record of code violations or serious complaints for Glitz.
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"We were never excited about the glitz of Beverly Hills," he said.
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It's glitz, glam and gutter life rolled into one discount weekend package.
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They will almost always go for the glitz rather than the routine.
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A rich man, but without all the kitschy glitz of Trump Tower.
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On the flip side, he is far from being all glitz and glamour.
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I think people forget that because they see the glam and the glitz.
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We saw endless amounts of glitz and glamour on the Oscars red carpet.
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Strip away the glitz and ScarJo is just like women around the world.
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This is the final holiday smoky look with a little glitz and glam!
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For too many politicians, the people's struggles and fears fade amidst Washington's glitz.
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But she also just seems genuinely bored with costumes, high fashion, and glitz.
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For all the glitz, pole sport is—for now—in an uncomfortable position.
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They made him the leader of the disaffected rock movement countering '80s glitz.
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They were merely extra glitz compared to the inspiration the Brewers' bats provided.
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Ah, the Emmys: The glitz, the glamour, and of course, the acceptance speeches.
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Long before their split, Lee lived her own life of glitz and glamour.
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Don't I deserve glitz and glamour and adulation and Jonathan Ross Show appearances?
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David Foster and Katharine McPhee can't resist the glitz and glamour of the Oscars.
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Emma Stone's recent looks have all followed a specific theme: puttin' on the glitz.
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Come for the glitz, stay for the man tipping a bartender with a program.
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The clubhouse is not, like most things in TrumpLand, covered in gold-plated glitz.
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The fête marked the end of the decade of sex, drugs, glitz, and glamour.
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PT as we take in the glitz and glamour on the Oscars red carpet.
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The Renault Ez-Ultimo brings the high-end glitz to the show this year.
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The excess of color, sex, and glitz in these images dramatize the revista's exhibitionism.
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We'll have it all: the glitz, the glamour, the stars, the conversation about #OscarsSoWhite.
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We'll have it all: the glitz, the glamor, the stars, the conversation about #OscarsSoWhite.
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Four months later, the Orlando Police investigation into the Glitz shooting is still open.
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GLOW, with its girl-power crew, glitz, and glam, hits Netflix on June 23.
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There's nothing like kicking the new year off with a heavy helping of glitz.
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Red carpets are known for glitz, glam and buzzy conversations about who's wearing what.
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Despite the glitz and glamour, Las Vegas just no longer feels right for CES.
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Amid the glitz and glamour of the N.B.A. playoffs is a story of perseverance.
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They're expensive and beautifully flashy, made for anyone who loves glitz, glamour, and drama.
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Amid all the glitz and gaud on the sales floor were the boutique's namesakes.
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It won't be all about the glitz and glamor at this year's Golden Globe ceremony.
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While much of e-learning matured into mundanity, MasterClass has doubled down on celebrity glitz.
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The color scheme should be, "Glitz and glam, without overloading on the sparkles," she says.
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The side that sees a lot of glitz and glam and high paced working life.
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The night felt like a perfect encapsulation of old-school New York glitz and glamour.
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Read more: The glitz of 'entrepreneurship porn' leads startup founders to make fatal business mistakes.
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This set of cocktail glasses will add glitz and glam to your upcoming holiday party.
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Beneath the glitz and glamour, Marilyn Monroe led a difficult life tousled by personal crises.
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Think of it as social anthropology dressed up in the glitz of Judith Krantz. 2.
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His sensibilities, from working most recently with World Wrestling Entertainment, lean toward glitz and pyrotechnics.
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Kanye is not a fan of glitz so this is why they are dressed casually.
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"Skating is such a unique sport, and it is all about glitz and glamour," Lipinski says.
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I hope he can move past the glitz of being the Bachelor and take it seriously.
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These sweet topaz-dotted studs add a hint of kitsch and glitz to any minimal outfit.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton went for the glitz at the Vanity Fair Party ... sort of.
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The robust glitz and glamour of the the eternally-in-our-hearts-and-minds Paradise Garage?
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Nor is it easy to shake off the canny glitz of Koons's porcelain singer and monkey.
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But Donald Trump has always been a guy who knew how to slather on some glitz.
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So-- so rebalancing that conversation from the glitz to the use, I think, is very important.
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"Musicals in general may be sentimental, mythologized, full of false optimism and showbiz glitz," Viertel writes.
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THE RIVIERA SET: Glitz, Glamour, and the Hidden World of High Society, by Mary S. Lovell.
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Plus the unabashed bling and glitz of the era, now being revived by the Trump administration.
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Plus, you didn't need a trained voice or show-biz glitz to perform a rap song.
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But both brought some classic glitz and glam to the Fashion For Relief Gala on Sunday night.
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But how the 29-year-old came to work with hair wasn't about the glitz and glam.
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Underneath the glitz and glam, they say celebrities are just regular people, same as you or me.
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Rihanna's visibility extends beyond the glitz and glamour of her album covers and red carpet appearances, though.
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Paris Hilton is a name that signifies glitz, money, blonde jokes and, now, a $2 billion empire.
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Now, in 2017, glitz is all the rage and trends have finally caught up with the app.
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It has sometimes been deployed as an analogy to the sinister glitz of Moscow under Vladimir Putin.
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Sometimes, it's inspired by the idea of America from far away -- the glitz and glamour of Hollywood.
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And in her classic diva fashion, she brought all the glitz and glam to her festival debut.
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Aside from all the glitz and glamor, Amy Schumer treated the Golden Globes as a family affair.
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If you thought life on tour was all glitz and glam, this might just change your mind.
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For all its glitz and economic power, Singapore's human rights record falls far below internationally recognized norms.
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The infusion of cash was announced with glitz and glam on the set of another billionaire, Oprah.
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IMO Jennifer Lopez, who brought all the glitz and glam in his mosaic, metallic Tom Ford dress.
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But she isn't going to let the glitz and glamour of Hollywood distract her from her goals.
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"These women are such lovely people that are just not about glitz at all," Ms. Hunt said.
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European music is more than just the glitz of Eurovision (the Netherlands won this year's song contest).
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THE RIVIERA SET Glitz, Glamour, and the Hidden World of High Society By Mary S. Lovell Illustrated.
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There's something different about Toronto (Canadians, for one), which despite its glitz remains enjoyably down to earth.
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Masks will fall, and the glitz may disappear as the economy's inherent weaknesses come to the fore.
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In a universe of runway to closet, the company remains politely contemptuous of glitz and unapologetically dear.
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Rose strips away the last peels of paint from an already thin facade of glitz and glamour.
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The world of celebrity has always been an aspirational one — a land of glitz, glamour, privilege, and influence.
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The pictures, shot backstage by photo duo Inez and Vinoodh, capture Hollywood in all its glitz and glamour.
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She always speaks her mind, is a little self-absorbed and in constant pursuit of glitz and glamour.
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You can create any look from a soft wash of color to full-on Rihanna glitz and glow.
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To create the glittery eye, Vanngo use Marc Beauty's new Glam Glitter Eye Gel Crayon in "Glitz Alright"
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Without the glitz and glamor, the sport shined through in a far more resoundingly way on Saturday night.
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One witness told local reporters that while Glitz security was performing pat-downs, they never checked anyone's ankles.
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Or a celebrity lends a name, and the price rises as marketers seek to capitalize on the glitz.
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When the cast members, led by Mailyn Castillo in a towering headdress, reappear, they're all glitz and glamour.
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Some have taken gilding goodies to the next level, elevating more humble foods with a big of glitz.
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It's hard for anyone not to be caught up and mesmerized by the glitz and glamor of Hollywood.
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Amidst the glitz and glamor of celebrities and swanky parties, the truth about egg freezing has gotten lost.
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Another praised its "glitz and glamour", its "greatest hits marathon" feel and, best of all, its "wig changes".
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She used to be quite devoted to classic Americana, transitioning into girly glitz for concerts and red carpets.
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Grande has adopted the aesthetics of rom-coms and glitz in her music videos and larger public image.
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The store itself had ample breathing room: high ceilings, sleek materials, clothing racks that oozed dignified European glitz.
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I made my out of the luxury section, and got another glimpse into the glitz of the mall.
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Considering Carey's episode of MTV Cribs, this kind of glitz and glamor and extravagance is right up her alley.
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Their glitz and glamour was palpable, a combination of club attire, teased hair, bright red lips, and false eyelashes.
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Surely, this wasn't the glitz and glamour I signed up for when I signed up to work for Trump.
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But once the glitz and glamour of the Globes ends Sunday night, the girls won't have time to relax.
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There's your typical backstage chaos, with a little bit of glitz and a whole lot of glam mixed in.
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Glitz & Glam is touted as more gender-neutral, offering black and platinum colors and the company's popular Platinum leather.
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After all, no one has ever accused Luhrmann of skimping on the glitz, glamour, and over-the-top effects.
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Querelle coats us in spit, sex, glitz, glare, lush light, sweaty muscles, mirrored surfaces, synthetic sounds, melodrama, and shadows.
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This year, however, there was a special extra element added to the glitz and glamour of the famous event .
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite their current world of glamor, not everyone with a Hollywood ending grew up in glitz.
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Olivier Rousteing, then 24, took the reins, altering the balance between glitz and grunge in favor of the former.
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Beneath the glitz and grandeur, beneath all of the theories of how the universe operates, you're still just you.
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Some theaters reacted against the glitz and glamour by going for something quieter outside, more like an apartment house.
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The shopping glitz hosted a number of celebrities, including Taylor Swift and Asian pop icon GEM, to generate buzz.
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She&aposs an entertainer in the purest sense of the word, and oozes glitz and glamour from every pore.
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He never judged or editorialised, churning out the good and the bad, glitz and grunge, with the market's undiscriminating alacrity.
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Shooting Star Ceramic Appetizer Plate Set; $24.98 Add a little glitz to your dinner party with this starry serveware. 5.
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But however professionally the Caleños do salsa's glitz, glitter and showy dance steps, it is not really the local style.
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He resented that, almost as much as he loathed the invasion of television by Hollywood glitz, violence and wild unreality.
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Both may partake of the glitz of the French presidency while visiting Paris, but it would never pass in Berlin.
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This spirit, and her ability to cut through the scrim of glamour and glitz, is what draws Bobby to her.
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For all the glitz and glamour of its film industry, China is still working out the basics of efficient taxation.
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If confronted with that kind of opportunity — our humanity for a kingdom of glitz and popularity — who would say no?
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Those are all fantastic entertainments, and yet none of them have the glitz and glamor associated with a major blockbuster.
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New luxury towers, increasing gentrification and the glitz that New York City displays are not the measure of the city.
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It's acted with such exquisite subtlety that, for two hours at least, the frantic Riviera glitz outside seems miles away.
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Gunna can bring the glitz, and Baby the gravitas, but that isn't exactly how it plays out on Drip Harder.
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It tells the story of Johnny Timothy, a tough but considerate guy who manages strippers for Glitz Glam Exotic Talent.
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Both are revealed to be part of this story that for a long time has offered only midlevel Broadway glitz.
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Even the term "party crasher" feels like a wistful remembrance of some bygone age of glitz, glamour, and rascally behavior.
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Beneath the glitz, it turns out, drag is a job like many others, with long hours and little immediate return.
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Celebrities, royalty, and billionaires alike, from Kate Moss to the Swedish royal family, come for the glitz and the slopes.
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Yet the crisis also reverberates well inland, affecting communities like Bakersfield and Stockton that are not known for their glitz.
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Hovering above the platform was a disco ball that, when bathed in light, was the show's only nod to glitz.
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MORE BLING, GLITZ, GLAM, THE MOST MAGNIFICENT THING YOU'VE EVER SEEN: Yep, you probably could have guessed from the headline.
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We got Money Friday night in WeHo heading into Serafina restaurant, and he was all about the glitz of wealth.
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Her last collection, a '70s pop-inspired mash-up of glitz and cowboy fringe, entitled "Panic in Vegas," garnered considerable attention.
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Despite the glitz, glamor, and prestige of the Academy Awards, the Oscar statue itself isn't worth much of anything, monetarily speaking.
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Gerrit Cole was dominant in Game 5, but Scherzer's absence took the glitz from what could have been an epic duel.
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A career in Hollywood may look like a life of glitz and glamour, laden with lavish parties and big pay packets.
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Instead, she focused on glitz and glamour like the seasoned Vegas professional she is now, and her dancing was on point.
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But for all the storied glitz and glamour, flying was also prohibitively expensive, a luxury only afforded to the upper class.
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It has the drama, the glitz, the glam, the beauty, and it has stories of individual personalities that people attach to.
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That probably means getting as far away as possible from the glitz and glamour that comes with Sex and the City.
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He shared a video of his latest purchase on Instagram so we can all see the glitz in all its glory.
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Weisberger is just as good at unpacking the glitz, social customs, and hypocrisies of Greenwich as she was with New York.
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That period lasted exactly three weeks but the still-fantastic Kittenz and Thee Glitz LP is an essential bargain bin purchase.
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The first teaser trailer for the Elton John biopic Rocketman is here — and it's got glam, glitz and intrigue to spare.
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Of course, these don't come without some sticker shock: All the glitz and glamour of the red carpet doesn't come cheap.
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All the glitz, glamour and excitement of the 2018 SAG Awards' red carpet is streaming live on PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly.
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While it may not have the glam and glitz associated with some other beauty brands, Kiehl's does have a devoted following.
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The series and book swap out upper crust New York enclaves for the glitz and glam of Old Hollywood circa 1930.
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In the year prior to the attack, police responded to 54 calls at Glitz for everything from fights to car burglaries.
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But as circulation and advertising revenues at his periodicals soared, other publishers took up the glitz-and-scandal approach to journalism.
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Behind the glitz and glamour of it all, however, are a few secrets even the most loyal viewers might not know.
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For both Calmese and in Reynolds's Mane 'n Tail, glamor is less about show than ritual, less about glitz than grace.
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The glitz, the gowns, the tuxes, the oh-so-close summer break: Another prom season has just about come and gone.
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If your walls are "looking for glitz," or just a few more "flashy bits," glitter is just the thing for you.
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In Las Vegas, a city defined by excesses, glitz, and glamour, there's never a shortage of things to do and see.
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She strips off the glamor and the glitz to get personal, telling a story that hits almost too close to home.
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Mr. Wiley painted the official portrait of our last president but likes ornament and glitz as much as the incumbent one.
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Kylie Jenner brought the glamour and her BFF Jordyn Woods brought the glitz -- and together, the dynamic duo painted the town.
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"It's the glam and glitz of the Oscars, with none of the public interest," Peretti said right out of the gate.
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Where one is focused on the grittier side of things, the other documents the glitz and glamor of the high life.
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"Fantasy, love, escape, glitz, glamour and fun is the inspiration of the Pretty Mess Tour," she tells PEOPLE exclusively about her show.
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Two years on from that first show, he's become synonymous with glitz and glimmer, but his vision wasn't always that way inclined.
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Before, those questions were like pestering flies that I flicked away so I could pay attention to the glitz of it all.
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Noureen DeWulf is the first to admit that being an actress and a mom in Hollywood is not all glitz and glam.
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So it seems even when the KarJenner's attempt to go super low-key, they just can't help but include a little glitz.
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While the glitz of Rami Malek winning the Best Leading Actor Academy Award was still freshly aglow, he fell off the stage.
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It had opened in 1984, and was a den of golden glitz that attracted high rollers from all corners of the globe.
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"I didn't want the flash," says Johnson, who, as a former Dancing with the Stars champ, knows a little something about glitz.
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It's never too early to start thinking about holiday party outfits — the glitz and glamour of dressing up is half the fun!
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In addition to the glitz and glamor of the art market, Thurber takes aim at the institutions that send artists into it.
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Red carpet style may now mean glamour and glitz but back then, it meant Britney and Justin in matching denim get-ups.
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But behind the glitz and glam is a huge team that's been working around the clock to pull off a flawless night.
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Dubbed the "sexiest night on television," the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is all about glitz, glamour, and over-the-top lingerie looks.
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Props and glitz galore, KKB are much more than just ones to watch, they're the ones you won't be able to miss.
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Despite the glitz, Grammy carpets and sparkling long-term relationship with his fiancée Nazanin Mandi — Miguel hasn't forgot about where he started.
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"No one likes glitz and glamour better than Nashville girls," she tells PeopleStyle during a visit to our New York offices recently.
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Though all the glitz and glam is pretty to look at, the "Electric Lady" singer tells R29 that there's a deeper meaning.
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It really feels a million miles away from the glitz and glamour of the English Premier League or Europe's other top competitions.
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Employees in the decrepit strip mall regarded Glitz, which used to open long after they closed for the day, with mild suspicion.
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Neverland Ranch was filled with hints of glitz on the inside, too, like the gold-colored gooselike spout on the star's bathtub.
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Meant to be a short-lived advertisement, the letters quickly became a symbol of the glamour and glitz of American show business.
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Donald J. Trump came here promising a nominating convention bursting with glitz, energy, celebrity and the highest of show business production values.
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Galilea: The drag wasn't campy, though, because Marlena was the type who wanted glitz and glamour, lots of rhinestones, gowns, big hair.
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In a world fascinated with "glamour and glitz," she had only allowed people to believe what they wanted about her, he said.
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Amid the glitz and glamour of drag, the show doesn't obscure the violence and terror that accompanies the life of the marginalized.
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America has become like one of Trump's casinos, surface glitz hiding corruption and rot that Trump will ultimately make others pay for.
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It is two weeks until the draw for Euro 19703, all glitz and stardust in an oversized exhibition center in Bucharest, Romania.
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The thing someone like Kojima brings to the table is often less innovation than a level of glitz and polish and publicity.
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Despite the glitz, executions continue in less conspicuous locations, with at least 134 so far this year, according to the United Nations.
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It had a little more glitz and glamour and it appealed to all ages, whereas now we really haven't had that star.
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Tellingly, for all the color and glitz they wore in the images on the walls, every single one of them was wearing black.
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For the reality dance competition's Movie Night, the pair prepared a "glitz and glamor quickstep," per the request of head judge Len Goodman.
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The song "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" is about Taupin's decision to leave the glitz of fame for a more subdued life in California.
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"He wasn't looking for any fancy glitz or glamour like a lot of them do who get to the NHL," Jim Rossi says.
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Outside of Old Hollywood's glitz and glamour, de Havilland was infamous for shading her sister (and bitter rival) Joan Fontaine at every opportunity.
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Life of Kylie is being promoted as a rare opportunity to get to know the girl behind all of the glitz and glamour.
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And while it lacks the glitz and glamor of the chicken parm, it makes up for it in healthfulness (sort of) and style.
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I saddled up in the midst of the glitz and glam of high-end stores on Rodeo Drive and waited for my cowboy.
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Dannielynn Hope is growing up far away from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood — and that's exactly how dad Larry Birkhead wants it.
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Following in the footsteps of her famous mama, it appears that baby True is also taking a liking to the glitz and glam.
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However, one of the highest points of that show came without any glitz, or fancy stagecraft, or even very much music at all.
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Despite initial resulting demise in the early 80s, the starry glitz of the mirrorball never disappeared and is more rife now than ever.
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He has also not drawn a line when it comes to profiting from foreign governments enjoying the glitz and glamour of his hotels.
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There is also the irrationality of glitz and aura and living with fickle consumers, as Brian Chen discusses in his story on Fitbit.
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"We had dreamed of having the glitz and glamour we missed on our wedding night 30 years ago, and we got it," Mrs.
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The silver glitter and black pom-pom combination creates an effortless mix of glitz and whimsy — an ideal look for any event. 10.
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" At seventeen, he volunteered for the British Army's Parachute Regiment; according to a friend who enlisted with him, he joined for "the glitz.
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He said that he's learned that the cast is "good enough" without having to add the glitz of other famous musicians and actors.
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For Vivian Lee, 44, who joined as an anchor in 2008, NY1 stood apart from other local channels in emphasizing substance over glitz.
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So crazy how Maiori is not that far away in the distance, but a world apart from the glitz and crowds of Positano.
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It's a nice dash of glitz, a touch of showbiz (but) Bryant says the helicopter is just another tool for maintaining his body.
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This quiet working-class town, just beyond the glitz of the Las Vegas Strip, helped spark the global financial crisis 10 years ago.
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They are opposites in personal style, with Mr. Murdoch gruff and low-key, preferring schlubby newsrooms to Mr. Trump's gilded towers and glitz.
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Beneath the flesh and glitz and gore, though, The Lure is a film about outsiders making their way through a strange, new world.
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Beyond the glitz of new iPhone features and a $6,000 new supercomputer, the underlying theme of Apple's annual developers conference on Monday was privacy.
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In his opening statement, Spodek argued the system is "easily seduced by glamour and glitz" so Delvey pretended to be wealthy to get ahead.
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The former real estate mogul, known for his affinity for over-the-top gold fixtures, went for classic Americana with touch of retro glitz.
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Mariah Carey is one of music's most extravagant stars, bringing her signature glitz and glamour to red carpets, magazine covers, and concert stages everywhere.
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Janney's appearance was a stunt meant to highlight Saturday's White House Correspondents Dinner, a glitz-filled annual event which draws celebrities and powerbrokers alike.
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Yet as viewers of "Downton Abbey" know, it is not the glitz and ceremony—nor the history, however exquisitely rendered—that keeps audiences piqued.
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The best offense in the NBA against the best defense; the glitz and pomp of the Warriors against the workmanlike virtuosity of the Spurs.
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And even when she wears casual date night outfits, they still serve a dose of glitz (and serve as great Valentine's Day outfit inspo).
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"It was music's biggest night," Andrea Domanick wrote in her review of the set the next morning, still recovering from the glitz and glamor.
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And his glitz-bedazzled aesthetic is as Bourbon as his top-down economics, with its intimations of the Sun King on his gilded throne.
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Angola has among the worst inequality in the world, with the glitz of downtown Luanda sitting uneasily alongside the abject poverty of rural areas.
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When you think glitz and glamour, champagne often comes to mind — but these mimosa popsicles take the bubbly alcohol to a whole new level.
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There was plenty of glitz and glamour, as Lady Gaga, Julia Roberts, Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz, Glenn Close and Emily Blunt all grabbed nominations.
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Where Mr Trump, by way of showbiz glitz, had produced a couple of reality-television stars, the Democrats paraded a stream of A-listers.
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Los Angeles, however, is contradictory: a city of sprawl, but also of neighborhoods; of glitz and glamour, but also of the most pedestrian realities.
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Davis says she called Glitz Nashville, a bridal shop with an event that gives free wedding dresses to military women, veterans and first responders.
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Read more: I visited Ibiza, home of legendary 24-hour clubs — but the island's hidden gems are far away from the glitz and glam
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Indeed, it would remain with both men throughout their lives, from the glitz of the West End to the cells of Parkhurst and Broadmoor.
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But the harder truth is that the cultural reboot she stands for can only happen if it's marketed with this glitz, swagger, and scale.
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What they shared was a life of strict gym schedules, diets, and forced singledom — far from the glitz and glam they show on stage.
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The power duo's performance won't be all glitz all glam, though — it will also include a "heartfelt" tribute to late NBA legend Kobe Bryant.
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Rapper 221 Savage, who is nominated for two awards, including the coveted record of the year honors, will miss the gala's glitz and glam.
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Mr. Richie is a cool sensualist who never pushes too hard, and Ms. Carey is an ostentatious emoter who never stops short of glitz.
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The event was muted, by the usual glitz-and-glam standards of the upfronts, featuring lots of talk about future sports rights for Fox.
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Mercedes-Benz hit most of those points during its hour-long press conference on Monday night, but they were also obscured by the glitz.
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The Millennium Biltmore Los Angeles, in the newly revived and vibrant downtown area, is filled with intricate details that exude Hollywood glitz and glamour.
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The HFPA, with its relatively loose membership qualifications and small voting pool, sometimes faces stark accusations of letting glitz and glamour sway its decisions.
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Kylie, on the other hand, went for full on glitz, calling back to her robotic Met Gala ensemble in a similar glittering silver Labourjoisie gown.
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Although pageants are known for the swimsuits, gowns and long-awaited final questions, the Miss USA pageant is proving that it's more than just glitz.
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They were meant to bring a closer connection between the experience and glitz of the shows and bring the magic more quickly to the customer.
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Trump still projects the image of Trump Tower and Manhattan glitz, but that clearly hasn't stopped him from hitting his own demographic where it hurts.
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This past weekend I was walking down Hollywood Boulevard with a friend who's from out of town, showing off our fine city's glitz and glamour.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Here, in the city of glitz and promise, just a few poor plays can bury a gambler under a tower of debt.
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Those early days established my preference for workouts that were more grit than glitz—and jumping rope became imbued with determination, sweat, and vast possibility.
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Glitz, glamour, and a shock of platinum blonde hair are sure to be the calling cards of The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story.
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But the most unexpectedly pleasant place to partake in this pastime is Facebook Live, far from the overproduced glitz and slick editing of YouTube vloggers.
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The pizzaz of nightlife, the glitz and glamour, the possibilities of pure pleasure instead replaced by chilling texts and cold-blooded killers called 'Shrimp Boy'.
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"Kids definitely get enamored with the glitz and glamour of the 3-ball, the Stephen Curry, and all the things that look good," Smith said.
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"In party scenes, the film's well-known walk-ons contribute to its general aura of comic glitz," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
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My mother had artfully fashioned a crown out of tinfoil and draped it with one of her necklaces to give it a bit of glitz.
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The glitz and glamour of summer box-office hit "Crazy Rich Asians" sought to shine a light on an exclusive subgroup of the wealthy elite.
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The personality of the Lakers, whether it's Showtime with Magic or Shaq and Kobe, there's always been the flash and glitz that personifies the town.
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Can't we combine utility and beauty for all as opposed to the ho-hum oversize glass towers that are a homage to nothing but glitz?
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All of this planning culminates in a heist to be executed at the Met Gala, and Ocean's 8 does not skimp on the glitz and glitter.
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By spending a week in the underbelly of the city, Benjamin Haas has uncovered the inner truths among all the glitz and glamour of Hong Kong.
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But, beyond the glitz, the Met Gala is a chance for models to play muse to designers and showcase their custom creations on fashion's biggest stage.
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The glitz, glam, and hygiene provided by the Oscars producers are gone — the Instagram show is unedited, uncut, and way cooler than anything happening on screen.
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And usually, it's only vintage Hollywood couples — think Bogie and Bacall — who make us believe there's something genuine underneath the scrim of Hollywood glamour and glitz.
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Wendy Williams gave glitz and glamour a whole new meaning on her 55th birthday ... with a tiara and some shiny, custom, SUPER EXPENSIVE Louis Vuitton sneakers!!!
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" Her stylist Anita Patrickson agreed completely, concurring, "It's so clean and elegant and didn't feel too overwhelming amongst the glitz and the glam of the show!
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But for the Super Bowl Halftime Show, Gaga went back to the glitz and glamour that she's known for and it was all courtesy of Versace.
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LA Noire draws you in, with a gleaming, sometimes terrifying city full of the social strife, glitz and rot of Hollywood town in the late 40s.
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Jennifer Lopez, who has never left us wanting for glitz, glam and drama over her five seasons as a judge, really brought it for the finale.
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And on the dark end, there's Aaron Echolls making his quietly sociopathic way through the world, accompanied by all the glitz and glamour he could want.
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To really know it, you have to travel the entire expanse from east to west, across the glitz and grit of a series of colliding communities.
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The second hit Orlando's popular Glitz Ultra Lounge, where about 300 people were in attendance, at 1 AM on Sunday morning, killing two and injuring nine.
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"Flip sequins," also known as reversible sequins, are a color-changing fabric that's been everywhere of late, courting the gaze of the glitz-prone tween shopper.
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Mr. Mnuchin and Ms. Linton, who married in 2017, brought Hollywood glitz to Washington, but their continuing links to the film industry have also brought complications.
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A tiny Swiss mountain town with a big, glitz-infused name, St. Moritz is the winter getaway that made the ski holiday a high-life ideal.
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But this rare book fair in a London park remained a world away from the V.I.P. glitz of high-end art fairs like Frieze or Masterpiece.
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It would even be intimidated by the glitz and glamour of Gossip Girl, the hit show also created by Alaska scribes Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage.
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Cats represents the excesses theater fans often associate with Lloyd Webber, with an emphasis on glitz and commercialism, bombast, and perhaps a touch of general weirdness.
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Ms. Carey started her set with the glitz one might expect of a pop star — again wearing a fur coat and surrounded by men holding feathers.
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From the glitz and glamour of the West End to the moneyed sophistication of Mayfair, London is home to some of the world's best restaurants and hotels.
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Namely, its preoccupation with contrived beauty and glitz and its vulnerability to nature's impositions: the hot gale winds of the Santa Anas, the earthquakes, and the fires.
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E3 still thinks all we're after is the glitz and violence of AAA console titles, and the real world is instead tapping away in Clash of Clans.
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After receiving an unprecedented amount of support from our community, we are honored to share a story set in Miami that isn't coated in glitz or glamour.
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"She still wanted the eyes to be a little dramatic, to sparkle and match her beautiful bouquet and gown, which was all glam and glitz," Martinez says.
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Starlit Hyper-Glitz Lipstick, which as the brand teases on Instagram, also comes in unrelenting orange, red, pink, and oxblood hues — all doused in glitter, of course.
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The Cannes Film Festival has officially kicked off, which means it's time to prepare yourself for 12 days of glitz, glamour and jaw-dropping red carpet looks.
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"There's just more of a campness to America, and American music," he says—something that fits in with the glitz and glamour of Trudy's own live show.
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"We want to expose the darker side to the glitz and glam at tech conferences like MWC," EEB press officer Jack Hunter told Motherboard in an email.
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The tricky part about being Cadillac is that it's awfully easy to get tripped up in a 114-year-old history of glamour, glitz, and glorious fins.
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Plus, though I was surrounded by all this glitz and glam in the clubhouse, that isn't how the majority of the 150,000-plus spectators do the Derby.
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The massive cuts in world oil prices have affected all of the Gulf exporting states, and Saudi reform efforts so far are far more glitz than substance.
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His range seems consciously limited, extending from sentimental encounters like the Beauty and the Beast–themed "Blue Room" (2016) to the advertising glitz of "DJ Box" (2017).
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Visitors to Paris can come away with the impression that the glitz of the French capital means the rest of the nation is just as well off.
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Cory Booker: The New Jersey senator didn't need a lot of glitz in his announcement -- given that the knock on him is that he's a show horse.
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There, she discovers that her boyfriend comes from an ultra-rich Singaporean Chinese family and learns about the glitz and glamour of the lives of the elite.
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They're the anti-vloggers, the dogged souls prepared to sacrifice riches and fame and glitz and glamour in favour of staying true to themselves—and their instruments.
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In the late 20183s, Bowlin made himself into a Glen Campbell-inspired "Original Rhinestone Cowboy," covering his life with gleam and glitz, right to his gem-embedded dentures.
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" Huxtable took a more critical view of the space, which she called a "pink marble maelstrom and pricey super glitz…unredeemed by [its] posh ladies' powder-room decor.
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Of course, as with almost every other awards show these days, there are plenty of ways to catch the drama, glitz, and adorable stars of Stranger Things online.
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Davis, a 34-year veteran of the Army Reserves and National Guard, according to Insider, later convinced Glitz Nashville, a bridal shop, to donate a dress to Stanley.
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Lady Gaga is back on stage for her Joanne World Tour, and she's bringing all of her awe-inspiring glitz and glamour along for her fifth headlining show.
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At first, one's inner voyeur is teased by peeking into the red-curtained space and seeing the sensual codes exhibited on-screen, the glitz and the nightclub chiaroscuro.
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Being able to exhibit a much more complicated story as opposed to just the glam and glitz that glosses over the city's backstory is what I strive for.
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Despite the glitz and glam that comes with being a celebrity, women in entertainment, sports, and politics are still often undervalued, especially in comparison to their male peers.
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The city of Las Vegas extends far beyond the two-mile corporate glitz where T-Mobile Arena is, yet our identity is so often contained to the Strip.
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When it comes time for him to build the Führer's Official Library, it will probably be all marble and glitz and swastikas and gilt—with only one book!
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The event is a palate cleanser before we get to fashion month (which begins, by the by, next week), a primal scream of glitz and legs and individuality.
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Today, F22's season finale is staged amid the gaudy glitz of Abu Dhabi, but in '21.2 it was held at a wholly unglamorous venue: Circuito de Jerez.
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For more than 40 years, Minter has tackled cultural appetites in the open, holding up a mirror to modern obsessions and re-rendering them with biting, colorful glitz.
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"This is the real story of the guy that you've seen so much of the glamour and glitz," he says, referring to himself briefly in the third person.
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For all its flash and glitz, the pageant comes off as difficult, exacting work; for all the camaraderie of the drag queens, the competition is fierce and serious.
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Remember, it ain't all glitz and glamour for Rousey ... who seriously JACKED UP her finger in real life while shooting a scene for the show earlier this year.
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And because that wasn't enough, also fringe and crystal and studs all semaphored together to create a mythical Vegas-in-the-veld creature made of glitz and grrr.
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" I imagined that they were competitions full of glitz and sparkle, of dazzling tiaras, questions about the perfect date (April 25!), and plenty of dreams for "world peace.
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But Amazon's ad business, for all its glitz and hype, does not come without significant risk: Namely, that an over-reliance on ads will ruin the Amazon shopping experience.
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The Giants will never quite match the glitz of the team down south, and—unless something dramatic changes on the business ops side—they won't match their pocketbook, either.
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I began writing for teens in 2010 after years of handing my students books set in the glitz of big cities, often following lives of the famous or wealthy.
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All their glitz, glam squads, and hours of chomping salads may have you wishing that you were a part of it all — an IRL member of Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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The French president also took Mr. Trump and his wife to dinner in a formal restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, a canny recognition of Mr. Trump's attraction to glitz.
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Known for its glitz and glam, the Oscars also represent the best of the best in the film industry, which makes it even more tragic to watch it die.
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And when your mother is the legendary, iconic, and beautiful (we could go on and on) Diana Ross, it's all the glitz and glam we could possibly ask for.
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But for all its glitz and hype, Amazon's ad business does not come without significant risk: Namely, that an over-reliance on ads will ruin the Amazon shopping experience.
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Full of glitz, glimmer, and of course the requisite holiday color palette (greens, reds, blues, and golds), winter arrivals are a fun respite from our otherwise muted fall wardrobe.
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From Elton John-esque glitz and glamour to Off-White's Princess Diana-inspired collection, it's safe to say that the 1980s are experiencing a fashion revival in full force.
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If you're wanting in on the glitz this Halloween, we've rounded up glitter-filled ideas and products taking inspiration from pop culture, fashion shows, and our favorite Disney movies.
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More than the glitz of futuristic gadgets populating the show floor, this example reinforced the transformative impact mobile is already having on the lives of consumers across the country.
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And, if you're interested in tacking on a little glitz and glamour to the geologic wonders exploration, you can seek out Las Vegas — just a few hours' drive west.
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Nashville is coming to Las Vegas for the 54th Academy of Country Music Awards and PEOPLE has exclusive access to all the glitz and glamour on the red carpet.
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Amidst the custom couture gowns and $2,000 manicures, it's always nice to get a reminder that life at the Met Ball isn't all glitz and glamour, all the time.
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In those kind of moments, it is very easy to be blinded by the glitz and glamour of the fact that you're standing within arm's reach of Kanye West.
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Its glitz and energy derives from "a hip-hop genealogy," although the side hustles name-checked in that genre are perhaps not the same as those imagined by Uber.
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Beneath apple pie, baseball, and the glitz and glamour of the "American dream", there has always been a side that most Americans have the decency to be ashamed of.
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Scene City 14 Photos View Slide Show ' As award shows go, the IFP Gotham Awards doesn't have the cachet or the glitz of the Oscars or the Golden Globes.
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He is a master of branding and marketing and has long strived to make the name "Trump" synonymous with success, glamour and glitz, from his hotels to clothing lines.
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Having both starred in different period pieces in their respective careers, channeling the glitz and glam of the 1920s in Babylon should be no problem for Stone and Pitt.
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There was plenty of glitz and glamour during this year's nominations, with A-listers including Tom Hanks, Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt, Joaquin Phoenix, Laura Dern and more earning recognition.
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And while the big day will surely be filled with lots of glitz and glamor, she and Emberlin have already settled on something simple and understated for their wedding cake.
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Eventually, Rousey may decide that avenging that loss is not worth the effort, and choose the glitz and glamor of Hollywood over the scrapes and bruises of the hurt biz.
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In many ways, the new post is perfect, focusing on her talents at linking brands looking for glitz and heat with those able to provide it from the entertainment industry.
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The glitz and glamour of the automotive industry is on display as global automakers show off their wares in China's capital for the 14th edition of the Beijing Auto Show.
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Canonical Nevada glitz-pop quartet The Killers announced their return last month with a disco-friendly new song, "The Man," and the promise of a new album called Wonderful Wonderful.
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Amidst the glitz, the glam, the sporting, the ads, the Solos, and the Timberlake, one spectacle stood out more than any other at the Super Bowl: Westworld's Season 2 trailer.
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We're told Flynt's intention is to turn the Playboy Mansion into the Hustler Mansion, with the same glitz and glamour that defined it in its heyday ... after some major renovations.
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All of us have an idea of what's like being a DJ—there's the glitz and glamour, the swanky hotels and business class flights, the free drinks and ensuing anxiety.
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Far away from the glitz and glamor the e-sports circuit, a different breed of semi-professional gamers is eking out an honest day's work at arcades around the globe.
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And, of course, there was this year's visit by Mohammed bin Salman, the country's emissary to Silicon Valley, who was greeted with glitz and glam at America's most prominent corporations.
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This is all to say that though your Carpetbagger rarely gets star-struck, Parton was serving enough glitz and glamour that even a monk might have asked for her autograph.
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As a symbol of Lebanese resilience, the 15-year-old marathon is a bit of a cliché, like the list of Beirut contrasts — war-torn glitz, trauma alongside normalcy — above.
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The night was filled with glitz and glam, but we all know that that the fun didn't stop when the end credits rolled — there were still after parties to attend!
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"At some point in time, all this glitz is going to become old," Mr. Soh said at Golden Mile Tower, referring to the glass towers of the nearby financial district.
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But strip away all the glitz and hype, and CES remains a good opportunity to get a sense of how tech-makers are thinking about the coming months or years.
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The indifferent neon light of the hanging pussy words adds a kind of Las Vegas glitz to the installation, reminding the viewer, again, that Rhoades isn't taking this all too seriously.
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According to Watts, for Sinatra, that was the public approval and respect that Kennedy had earned in Washington, while Kennedy longed for the glitz and glamour of Sinatra's life in Hollywood.
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Brown and West, who supposedly discussed "multicultural issues" with Trump, may have gambled that their personal celebrity could forge a bond with a president-elect whose love for glitz is unmatched.
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Delish tipped us off to the shop's forthcoming Prosecco Doughnut, which was created in partnership with Ruffino Wines and embodies all the glitz and glam of a celebratory glass of Prosecco.
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In a culture focused on the glitz of musicals, the Tonys rarely get a chance to laud the drama of plays, so this was a tiny but important moment of spectacle.
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But if you happened to miss Broadway's biggest night on Sunday, there's no reason you have to miss out on all of the glitz, glamour and high notes from the show.
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As the story unfolds, readers get a light into not just the seedy underworld of professional boxing, but also 1970s Las Vegas—a world of glitz and glamor, grit and crime.
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The Swedish royal family always brings out the glitz for the country's annual Nobel Prize ceremony, and on Saturday Sofia looked extra glam in a green dress by House of Dagmar.
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Balancing the glitz and glamour of her career with the routineness of marriage and motherhood has made Teyana and Iman the unlikely new faces of parenthood in the social media era.
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If you still think being a famous actress or even the daughter of one of the most iconic music divas of all time is all glitz and glamour, you'd be wrong.
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And while it's hard to look away from all that glitz, there's another piece of jewelry in her life that was notably absent: The $100,000 Tiffany & Co. necklace Drake gifted her.
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Although there's definitely no shortage of glitz and glamour at the Tony Awards, one group of nominees at this year's show promises to raise the already incredibly glam standard even higher.
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As the internationally renowned event sees people from across the world descend upon the British town, CNBC takes a look at some of the glitz and glamor seen during the event.
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" When this is all over, Lunny hopes the former race car driver will be able to "move past the glitz and glam of being the Bachelor and actually take it seriously.
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You crave glitz and glamor in every little aspect of your life, down to the very core, but this is because you are so fabulous, just the way you are, Leo!
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Her cat-eye technique is all about the baby-strokes of a felt-tip eyeliner pen, and adding some glitz to the inner corners to make her eyes really stand out.
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The track itself hit #2 on the UK Singles chart upon its release, and over two decades later, Felix Da Housecat covered it for his 2001 album Kittenz and Thee Glitz.
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Their son's old enough that school quality is becoming an issue, and the family's stuck in a drab home in Staten Island, a universe away from the glitz of nearby Manhattan.
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In Dubai, areas like Al Bastakiya and the Al Fahidi Fort (which dates to the 1700s) are overshadowed by the glitz and glam of the ultramodernity the city is known for.
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The Northern Irish designer has always done glitz in a subtle way, but this season we saw sequins with a capital S come down the catwalk, topped with floating feathered shoulders.
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We have glommed super-high-tech glitz and slickness onto a 24/7 media blitz of entertainment and salesmanship that relies almost exclusively on the mass of its readers suspending disbelief.
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Westbrook's triple-double carries Thunder past Nuggets OKLAHOMA CITY — It is easy for opponents of the Oklahoma City Thunder to get caught up in the glitz and fury of Russell Westbrook.
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The designer who had given them a wardrobe that spoke to their minds and ambitions — that provided intelligent comfort without glitz, that swaddled in a most subtle way — was stepping down.
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For whatever reason, the old Hollywood glitz and glamour of Feud just never caught on with the Academy — or (probably more accurately) Big Little Lies just stole all the buzz available.
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But, this show of, "deconstructed urban landscape[s]" and "futuristic essence," according to the exhibition handout, has put Powerlong on the map as a place of glitz and endless photo-ops.
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An exhibition in Venice celebrates the glitz and grandeur of self-portraits by star artists at a time when members of the public are increasingly wary about sharing images of themselves.
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All the glitz and glamour of the red carpet is coming to you live from PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly, with exclusive access to the stars and buzzworthy insights from the Golden Globes.
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Amidst our introduction to these beautiful stories there was only one problem: When the glitz, glamour, and shade ended, the first name that viewers saw when the credits rolled was Evan Peters.
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Clearly, the audience that has been highly engaged with the Trump presidency has had a bad reaction to the assumptions that today's hearings needed to bring glitz or showmanship to the narrative.
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This first night of Emmy winner glitz and glitter (the rest of the Creative Arts awards will be revealed Sunday) focused on honoring the best in animation, variety, reality and documentary programming.
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But after years cutting his teeth in some of the world's most renowned restaurants, the 32-year-old chef quit the glitz and glamour of Michelin-starred kitchens for, well, his own.
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Golkin-Nigliazzo's diagnosis came four months before her wedding, but after her treatment, Golkin-Nigliazzo had her dream December wedding, a traditional Jewish ceremony with New York elegance and Gatsby-inspired glitz.
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Who knows what will go down tomorrow night, but this guy and Shutterstock's team of veteran photographers will be front and center, capturing all of the glitz and glamour as it unfolds.
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Of course, this year brought the usual glamour and dazzle, as evidenced by the sleek, metallic minimalism of Emilia Clarke and Brie Larson, or the disco ball-like glitz of Jennifer Lopez.
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While it's easy to be distracted by the glitz and glamour of securing a round from international VCs, startups have a number of other options at their disposal to secure international funding.
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But before all the wings, glitter, and glitz, the Victoria's Secret Angels — including Jasmine Tookes, Josephine Skriver, and Romee Strijd — were just little girls, anxious to buy (and wear) their first bras.
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"The great thing about Cannes is that beyond the glitz and glamour, the red carpet can be used to promote important causes in a public arena that has unparalleled reach," said Mrs.
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As a result, Original Pirate Material resides somewhere near UK garage but away from its glitz; in a car on a circular road somewhere, windows open, cold air hitting a stoned face.
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But if celebrity is what qualifies power now, then let's consider the inverse: the notoriety of compassion, the glitz of empathy, the clickbait of a family built from a world without borders.
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While I found much of the city to be surprisingly ugly and the glitz and glamour of Monte Carlo a bit overwhelming, my favorite part of Monaco was the unassuming historical quarter.
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But for its global reputation of lavish wealth, glitz, and old Hollywood glam (American actress Grace Kelly was its princess, after all) I had expected it to be much more aesthetically pleasing.
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It is simply that the incremental, low-key buildup is at odds with the glitz and showmanship Qatar has tried to project elsewhere, on the building sites in Doha or in Paris.
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The glitz-filled video shows the star dancing sweaty and shirtless in a crowd, riding on the back of a motorcycle, as well as shots of him nearly drowning in a pool.
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From a hotline to report harassers at the event to flyers urging participants to behave properly, Marlene Schiappa hopes to use the glitz and glamor of Cannes to ramp up the pressure.
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"Everybody thinks of fashion as all glitz, but this is a homegrown industry with everyday New Yorkers working behind the scenes," said Alicia Glen, deputy mayor, who oversees the city's economic development.
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When Miss Universe Ireland Fionnghuala O'Reilly struts her stuff at the annual Miss Universe pageant on Sunday, she'll be using her platform for more than just a night of glitz and glamour.
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Her set of plush banquets evoked vintage glitz, but 20 dancers doing floor work, four more waving large fans and a flamboyant pianist — Chloe Flower — couldn't steal attention from the main attraction.
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The International Security Advisory Board sounds like a boring, technical government agency without much glitz or glamour, prompting some to wonder why a top donor would even want to be appointed to it.
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And this was proto-reality TV, where high-stakes personal and legal dramas marked with glitz, glamour and celebrity became a fresh new form of entertainment, minting new pseudo-celebrities in the process.
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There's keyboard coloring all over the place, a guitar solo so shriekingly high it could be a synthesizer, gorgeous soul falsetto, backup singers chiming in and giggling and blowing raspberries, glitz, sparkle, confetti.
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Some of that glitz and schmaltz seemed to hang around in his gentle American voice, as well as in his soft spot for Rachmaninov and the too-lush sound of his string sections.
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Adelson, the first mover into Macau's Cotai strip - once a dusty stretch of reclaimed land which now teems with glitz and cavernous gambling halls - said the market in Macau was continuing to recover.
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Here's the transcript: AMY GOODMAN: The Democratic National Convention is over, and so, for the moment, we'll all be spared the flag waving, the glitz, the empty rhetoric and, most importantly, the Macarena.
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Rather than attracting locals, sources in the local club world say Glitz drew different crowds almost every night from all over greater Orlando—people who followed DJs or performers, rather than venue loyalists.
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But in a BRIT Awards first, last Saturday a pre-BRITs nominations announcement show aired on ITV, to get viewers amped up for the glitz, the glamour, and, inevitably, the gak to come.
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" The couple now wrestle as the tag team Glitz and Glamour and are being featured in an all-gay wrestling event this September in Long Island, New York, called "A Matter of Pride.
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What appears to be superficial eye candy — fine pastries, fashion, the glitz of Versailles — is actually a way of showing Marie Antoinette as a doll-like consumer good in the patriarchal Ancien Régime.
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Stanley A. Meyer has designed a pleasing set that includes an abundant amount of glitz and a large ramshackle bus that sits on a turntable at the center of stage in many scenes.
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"They make stupid movies and TV with Disney glitz in place of where the art should be, in order to keep us distracted and keep us from making art happen ourselves," Bekka insists.
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When I visited, the mirrored glitz of the Riviera's lobby and the vintage pinups in the poolside cabanas made clear the two rather opposing faces of pool life in 2017: party and retreat.
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The Malaysian outfit lacks the scale or the glitz of rivals in Las Vegas and Macau but it has an ace up its sleeve to enter the hotly anticipated new market in 2020.
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One of the first and biggest recipients of New York's corporate welfare program was Donald Trump, the ultimate developer of glitz in the greed-is-good, over-the-top era of the 1980s.
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And Schumer was happy to have Hanisch by her side at her first Met Gala experience on Monday, the comedian was the first to admit that the big night wasn't all glitz and glamour.
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Cleveland (CNN)When Donald Trump rolls into the Buckeye State, he's looking for a little more glitz and glamour -- and perhaps fewer stodgy speeches that have served as the hallmark of traditional Republican conventions.
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" To add to the glitz and glamour of the look, "right at the edge of the eye, we're smudging a dash of glitter, which comes from the Lip Kit (only available in the UK).
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And 44 François Premier, is a throwback to Balmain in its Hollywood era heyday, combined with the glitz and glamour Rousteing has brought to the line (and all of the Kardashian/Jenner family's wardrobes).
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A lot of people get into the music industry because they see the glitz and glam of hanging with artists and going to parties, but there's so much hard work that goes into it.
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The filter allows users to virtually wear seven of the most famous Kylie Cosmetics lip colors — Candy K, Dolce, Posie K, Say No More, Shady, Boy Bye and Glitz — which are sold on KylieCosmetics.
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" The company continued: "To add a touch of Hollywood glitz, the suits were fitted with LED lights and sparking pyrotechnics that lit up the night sky as the sun set and the supermoon rose.
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And in 234, amidst the glitz of the Vegas strip and gimmicky Game of Thrones pre-game introductions, the Vegas Golden Knights somehow made it to the Stanley Cup Final in their inaugural season.
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The Oscars is one of the most exclusive and star-studded parties of the year, and if you're not already a celebrity, footing the bill for all the glitz and glamour can be daunting.
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In fact, the technology, glitz and glamour used here could end up being a distraction — a way to draw in viewers more attracted to a spectacle, at a time when politics itself is one.
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The card of a dozen bouts was built mainly around glitz and drama, not an actual championship, with the only belt at stake a profanely-named title to declare who the "baddest" fighter was.
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And not for nothing, since red carpets are for fashion along with everything else, the black gowns en masse looked less like a symbol of mourning and more like a showcase of minimalist glitz.
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But amid all the glitz, glamor, and gaudy beachball art in your immediate future, there's an ominous shadow looming over your star chart that seems poised to strike around the end of the month.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese disco fans hit the dance floor and partied like it was 1989, reliving the glitz of the "bubble economy" heyday that defined the early years of the outgoing Heisei imperial era.
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The show, which will be broadcast live Sunday night from Madison Square Garden, is designed as a showcase of the leading lights in American pop music, with an emphasis on glitz and broad accessibility.
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Knitwear fans will fall for the dress-sweater hybrids, complete with contrasting capes, while those familiar with Anderson's subtle and sophisticated take on glitz will appreciate the glittering mohair looks and sheer holographic pieces.
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Ms. Lopez's snub should show pundits and other observers how blatant the exclusion truly is, not only from the glitz of the red carpet, but more alarmingly, from the production pipeline as a whole.
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Because the exotic Pyongyang-blessed, faceless Pyeongchang pageantry known as the 2202 Winter Olympiad has morphed into political theater whose success hangs on the degree of glitz concocted and gullibility of the audience assembled.
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If anyone should come off as privileged, it's Amber Tamblyn, an actor whose entire life, starting with a role on "General Hospital" when she was 11, has revolved around a tableau of Hollywood glitz.
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Amid all of the glitz of her life, it is easy to forget the artistic legacy she left behind as she played the harmonium, blurring the lines between folk, gothic, punk, and art rock.
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"I didn't really have a theme per se, but I did know I wanted it to look ethereal," says Simpson, 34, who also wanted to tie in some glitz and glam on her big day.
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I was interested in photographing her eyes, but when she looked up it kind of took my breath away — I could feel the soul of Giorgio shining through all the makeup and glitz of Gia.
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Which isn't necessarily surprising; beyond the media glitz, Ocasio-Cortez's victory turned out to be, in large part, a result of the unsexy fact of increased voter registration and participation in gentrifying neighborhoods in Queens.
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I'm putting an emphasis on the fundamentals of the Honor View 20, because this phone's look is so glamorous that you'd instantly think its glitz is designed to distract the eye from some internal failing.
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And while Samuel Kai, 9, and Alexander "Sasha" Pete, 10, didn't attend the glitz-and-glam event, they kept tabs on their dad from home — and mom Naomi Watts got the adorable moment on camera.
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Led by The End of the F***ing World's Jessica Barden, the indie film explores the life of a college-journalist-turned-sugar-baby — and all the glitz, glamour, and heartache that comes with it.
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Though not a global event of the same scale, Eugenie and Brooksbank's October 12 wedding will no doubt see a sprinkling of stars, adding a little extra glitz and glamour to the already royal affair.
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With all of the glitz, glamour, drama, and fashion involved in this single night of nonstop diva antics, you can practically hear the cries of "yass, kween," reverberating all the way from the Nevada desert.
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Well, Wilson wants to give superfans a curated look behind the glitz and the glamor, to the somewhat less glitzy and glamorous view behind the scenes of the celebrity machine with his new app, TraceMe.
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She explained that the life of a modern flight attendant is far from the glitz and glamor of the airlines' golden age, though it does still contain a fair bit of sex, drugs, and booze.
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So, as a transgender woman, standing up there with all these cisgender women, practically naked for all it's worth, in this bikini, all tits-and-glitz with a spray-on tan, it's about owning it.
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The Super Bowl is being played this year in Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, but the excess and glitz that always surrounds the NFL championship game is located some miles north, in San Francisco.
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On screen, Ms. Adams, 42, can carry off expensive silks and deep-V necklines with panache (see: "American Hustle" or "Nocturnal Animals"), but in real life, her early forays into gowns and glitz were uneven.
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The problem is that, when you strip away all of the glitz of her well-produced video, you are left with this: There's still no certainty that Warren is, in any meaningful way, Native American.
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The event will officially conclude a long awards season marked by repeat winners (we see you, La La Land) and increasingly incendiary acceptance speeches wrapping politics into the usual glitz and glamour (hello, Meryl Streep!).
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Brash, flamboyant and impulsive, Ky cut a swashbuckling figure, adorned with a trademark purple scarf and aviator glasses, and accompanied by his second wife, a flight attendant with a penchant for glitz and cosmetic surgery.
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Where the Golden Globes and the Oscars are all about glitz and glamour, the low-key vibe of the SAG Awards allows its guests to don looks that show off more of their own personal style.
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This season, rather than the glitz and glamour of sequins and sparkles that usually comes with fall and winter dressing, focus on the high shine of patent and perspex, and the reflection of space-age silver.
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As the guardian of his own ego, he'll have a large incentive to become a new kind of political force rather than a guy who was once associated with glitz and is now associated with racism.
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While Lena Dunham was all glitz and glam when she rocked the Met Gala red carpet alongside celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Rihanna on Sunday, she was actually battling an intense flare-up of her endometriosis.
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She gave her gown an extra dose of glitz thanks so some more serious statement jewelry from Lorraine Schwartz, including an emerald cut diamond choker, a diamond mesh and pearl necklace and diamond straight line earrings.
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To help prepare you for all the glitz and glamour of the award ceremony, People Now's Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke are hosting the "PEOPLE & EW Red Carpet Live" pre-show from the New York studios.
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These details might shed a bit of light on the nature of the conflict inside Glitz that night, but they don't explain how the suspects were able to get the guns they used inside the club.
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And a person who worked in the club during events on and off for over two years tells me that for a while, at least, Glitz was full of people sporting gang colors and flashing signs.
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Marshmello's bucket head got him attention, too, but his back-to-basics approach offers a break from EDM's million-dollar gewgaws, which over the last decade have given us enough pure glitz to last a lifetime.
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Having used a wheelchair his whole life, Mr. Gorbunov has a highly developed sense of the absurd and of the chasm between the surface glitz of parts of Russia, particularly Moscow, and daily reality for many.
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For a law designed to restore some of the glitz and glamour to Atlantic City's casinos, the governor's bill signing was the opposite: a signature behind closed doors and a statement emailed to the news media.
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The world&aposs most notorious and media-friendly art fair, it brings together blue-chip art from many of the world&aposs largest galleries with the glitz and glamour of the celebrities and influencers who attend.
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It really brings me back to the days I would use auto-GIF generators to make my name shimmer with digital glitz and feel super cool using HTML to post it to my LiveJournal and Myspace.
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While the competition films bring much of the prestige, some of the red carpet glitz will surround some of the out of competition screenings, such as Steven Spielberg's "The BFG", based on the novel by Roald Dahl.
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Classic Hollywood glitz and glamour is one thing; out-there hair and makeup is another, and with so many meaningful cultural shifts and weighty topics to focus on this year, playing it safe has never been... safer.
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But despite the glitz and glamour of supporting your boyfriend on his European tour by flying in private jets and eating out at the hottest restaurants, it's important to remember that even future billionaires get jet lagged.
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Away from the glitz of Cannes and Nice on the seashore, many live in gritty housing projects where unemployment and feelings of alienation run high, making young men and women vulnerable to jihadi preachers such as Diaby.
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And while First Lady Michelle Obama brought the glitz and glamour wearing a custom rose gold Atelier Versace gown, Batali also knocked it out of the park doing what he does best: sophisticated takes on Italian classics.
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An increasing number of users are in China's so-called lower-tier cities, meaning smaller urban and even rural areas far away from the glitz and glam of massive urban centers such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
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Susan Sarandon has been doing the whole celebrity rigmarole of red carpets, film premieres, and paparazzi since the '70s, so when it comes to the glitz and glamour of it all, she's understandably a little bit jaded.
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Well today is going to be the opposite of that, as Apple is ditching the glitz and glamour of previous events to roll out its new, smaller iPhone SE. A smaller iPad Pro might be revealed too.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - As 'Eurovision Song Contest 2019' banners go up across Tel Aviv, behind the glitz of the songfest is the latest manifestation of a bitter row between Israel and an international pro-Palestinian boycott movement.
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The dining room brings back the high-glitz Italian restaurant décor of the 1970s and '80s, the period when Formica and oil paintings of the Bay of Naples went out and mirrors with gold pinstripes came in.
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London is the edgier fashion capital among its urban counterparts, promising some of the most innovative and unconventional looks both on and off the runway (moment of appreciation for all the glitz and volume at JW Anderson).
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The contrast between the glitz of Mr. Rousteing's perceived life at Balmain — the sparkles, the five-star hotels, the parties — and his reality: alone, in his grand apartment, eating cereal at a long empty table, is palpable.
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It's not like musicals didn't have flashy elements before Cats, but it had been decades since Broadway hosted the kind of glitz for glitz's sake approach of, for example, The Ziegfeld Follies of the '19203s and '21920s.
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About New York At the stately age of 217, the handsome double-width townhouse at 0003-2000 East 21992th Street bears no resemblance to a certain tower of gilt, glitz and high security just 224.5 blocks away.
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Related: Behind the Glitz, the Hamptons' Working Class Residents Are Losing Jobs and Loving Trump Senator Ted Cruz, Trump's biggest rival for the nomination, jumped on Manafort's comments in an appearance on Mark Levin's radio show Thursday.
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The Derby has always stood for glitz and glamour, and NBC Sports Group adds sequins and feathers as well, as former figure skaters Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski once again take part in coverage of this year's event.
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And when a bunch of would-be cowboy and girl crooners get together, you better believe there's a whole lot of glitz, glamour and (in some cases) sky-high bouffants hairsprayed to within a inch of their lives.
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I know I'm a corny transplant, but it's still all so jarring to me—that optical fission between the most elite glitz we have access to through our TVs, and the boggling, fluorescent regularity of Hollywood's commercial district.
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But if you talk to a certain breed of locals, those in the fashion sector, you'll find that beyond the glitz and glamour of a jet-setting lifestyle their most prized possessions aren't so style-related at all.
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After all, everything caught up in a whirlwind of roses and group dates is merely glitz for the cameras, and everyone will be shilling FitFabFun on Instagram or responsibly downing Bachelor In Paradise-provided margaritas in no time.
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The brand, the legend now goes, risked becoming the preserve of monied grannies before he arrived, slashing hemlines and adding glitz to the prim tweed suits of what is now one of the world's most valuable couture houses.
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It makes sense that after a surreal night surrounded by celebs, glitz, and glamour, stars would want to come back to reality by hanging out around the plebes waiting in line to get some cheap, processed, delicious food.
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Nychos looks to subvert these ideals by literally dissecting these icons, revealing that underneath all of the glitz and glamour, these larger-than-life figures are made out of the same unromantic blood and guts as everybody else.
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Hopes that security or management from Glitz might be able to clear up what happened have also been dashed, as the club was shuttered immediately after the incident and management and official employees have been unreachable ever since.
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Smith was chairperson of the committee that wrote California's relevant security curriculum; he also flew out to Florida in February to touch base with local clients and contacts, and boned up on the Glitz shooting before leaving town.
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Beig believes that the reason why Bollywood stars are so well received in Dubai is partly because of the large Indian population but also because the Arab population connects with Bollywood and its glitz and glamour very well.
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From the glitz and glamour of the golden age of Hollywood to the present day, California is known for being a celebrity stomping ground and for producing a majority of the film industry's blockbusters and award-winning movies.
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The split actually occurred weeks ago following "a very long honeymoon phase," TMZ reports, and the end of Scott's Astroworld tour and Jenner's 22nd birthday bash meant the glitz and glamor of being a couple had died down.
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It&aposs unknown who originally shot the video or when it was taken, making it rather difficult for potential casting agents to get in touch with the Komodo dragon undoubtedly dreaming of a life of glitz and glamor.
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A report in The New York Times in November indicated that the de Blasio administration had nearly convinced the Recording Academy, which puts on the show, to return the glitz and guitar solos to New York in 2018.
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The incongruity of glitz in one of the city's most violent neighborhoods was stark, and I was there to ask him the unanswerable: What can he or anyone else do to address the epidemic of gun violence in Chicago?
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Until recently, NFL cheerleaders have been fearful to speak up about the downsides of their work — that beneath the glitz are surprisingly arcane and restrictive rules, pay hovering around minimum wage, and sexual harassment in the hands of fans.
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"Living in a place like Dubai, with all its over the top glitz and opulence on one side, and migrant workers who basically build the city on the other side, really spoke to the documentarian in me," she explains.
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While the whole event is mostly about the films, fashion, glitz, and glam, the stars also make a point to take a break every once in a while and sunbathe along the French Riviera (usually on a yacht, natch).
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As the years passed, Jewel's Catch One expanded from one room to the whole building; other than that, it was as durable and unchanging as its notoriously stubborn owner and namesake, a scruffy beacon of defiance against Hollywood glitz.
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From where he stood by the sinks in the men's room at the Glitz Ultra Lounge in Orlando, the noise was just a low pop-pop-pop swallowed by the din of around 226 people partying to blaring reggaeton.
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No one involved with the club could connect me to a bouncer there, and none of the lawyers pursuing suits against Glitz are clear on whether the club employed a security firm or retained its own security in-house.
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Despite a red carpet and plenty of glitz, the event had a low-key air of predictability about it and was held against the backdrop of FIFA going through the worst corruption crisis since it was founded in 1904.
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Figure skating is low-key metal AF. When you take away all the glitz and the glam and the sequins, figure skating is putting literal blades on your feet, then doing gymnastics, on ice, and making it look easy.
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Wrestling was for hicks and marks; sports entertainment was cool once and, if it had fallen on hard times, it would be cool again because of the eternal allure of glitz and the feeling of being in on the scam.
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Kripke has assembled veteran TV directors like Daniel Attias (The Wire), Philip Sgriccia (Supernatural), and Stefan Schwartz (The Americans) alongside newer talents like Jennifer Phang (The Expanse) to help bring out the glitz and grime of the original Boys comics.
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The newly announced 3DS game might not have the glitz of a new Prime for Switch, but it's got a pedigree: it's a remake of the Game Boy's Metroid II, and it's being overseen by series co-creator Yoshio Sakamoto.
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As much as it was a symbol of the glitz of Hollywood and the "Manifest Destiny" of California, it was also a symbol of something as simple as sunshine, and — with the advent of the highway — as accessible as vacation.
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A visit to Singapore needs to be a mix of new-world glitz and old-world authenticity; a swim in the Marina Bay Sands pool, a ritzy dining experience at Michelin-starred Jaan, and street food on Lau Pa Sat.
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For the debut of a new season, Erin decided to go big, heaping on the glitz and glam in this silver floor length gown from St John, paired with Manolo Blahnik shoes, Neil Lane diamond earring and EF Collection rings.
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The La La Land star embodied a silver screen siren, appropriately paying tribute to her musical all about the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, in a custom Givenchy Haute Couture gown that took a jaw-dropping 1,700 hours to create.
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While BTS' fanbase certainly loves the glitz and showmanship that BTS does so well, ARMY have always been the most invested in the seven men behind the stage personas, which is at the core of the story-based BTS World.
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Madeline Madden, a 17-year-old from McAllen, told The Monitor of McAllen that she was inside Glitz and Glamour, a boutique just across from the mall, when she saw people rush out of the mall and into the parking lot.
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With the U.S. Open draws ravaged by injuries and withdrawals, Sharapova provided a splash of glitz and glamor to the tournament strolling onto the floodlit court like it was catwalk in a jet black tennis dress that sparkled with Swarovski crystals.
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It can't compete with the brown sugared-complexity of Benton, the holiday glitz of spiral-cut, or the Jersey delight that is Taylor (which tastes like bacon and bologna had a baby and left it to raise itself outside Hoboken).
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So to give it this stylistic edge, sometimes embracing a low-fi quality, rather than a high glitz, we kinda kept more and more leaning into that direction to kind of differentiate our style as directors and it just kinda evolved.
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It demands neither vows of poverty nor renouncing the glitz-and-glamour lifestyle that characterizes the celebrity experience, even as it offers a kind of structure and meaning inherently absent from, say, a drug-fueled life on a tour bus.
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Billed as the world's biggest singing competition with a global television audience of 903 million, Eurovision was lifted this year by a guest appearance by Madonna and enough glitz, plumes of fire and special effects to invigorate even the blandest Europop.
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One of the things I think I was initially concerned about, not really knowing the industry, is that a lot of the Instagram marketing and early taglines were focusing on the party element, or the New York glitz, Gossip Girl element.
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Last week at the Upfront Summit in Pasadena, there was no shortage of glitz, from the venue (the Rose Bowl) to the catering (Wolfgang Puck) to the guest list (Ice Cube, Paris Hilton and John Legend, to name just a few).
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Even if you don't have the budget to book a room at one of the city's sumptuous five-star hotels, you can still dip your toe into Parisian glitz and glamour by splurging on one of these on-property experiences.
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Cromer impressed me with his ability to rub the glitz away from that show's shine by again making the hall dark and the costumes ragged; his was not a New York of fun-filled lofts but one peopled with true outsiders.
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Three off-duty Orlando police officers were working as security in the Glitz Ultra Lounge in the city's tourist district, and none of them discharged their weapons, Orlando police said, adding that the club also had its own security guards.
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This season she brought the glitz on and off the stage, choosing a silver sparkly long-sleeve dress with sexy sheer side paneling for judging duties and a royal blue costume (complete with the diva trifecta: cutouts, fringe and glitter) for a performance.
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President Donald Trump is all about that glitz and glamour, and he loves talking about he settles for nothing less than the best—and as anyone who knows anything about the best knows, throwing some gold on something makes it way better.
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Most tech companies looking to expand their footprints, whether newbie startups or more established players, are immediately drawn to the glitz of venture capital and the hope of landing themselves across the table from an investor -– or better yet, on Shark Tank.
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He says the glitz and glamour of fame don't faze him—and while he rocks his name on a diamond-encrusted ring that spans the length of four knuckles, he views it as a piece of art over a proof of purchase.
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But, little did we know, the initial stories were only a crack in the dam of understanding Weinstein's decades of disturbing supposed behavior, or the systematic culture of sexism, coercion, and sexual violence hiding underneath the glitz and glamour of media and entertainment.
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As for my lip look, I created an ombré effect by applying Starlit Hyper-Glitz Lipstick in Sci-Fly (a sparkly purple) to the perimeter of my lips, then filled the rest of the surface in with her cool new coral Supermoon.
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Even the small room on the outskirts of Nairobi where she and 251 other refugees gather to learn how to measure, cut and stitch is a far cry from the glitz and glamour of legendary stores like Selfridges, Galeries LaFayette and Barneys.
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A longtime acquaintance offers to fund a kind of speakers bureau that looks a great deal like Tina Brown's Women in the World, and Faith reconciles its corporate glitz, which isn't usually her thing, with the physical and financial demands of old age.
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Debbie (Gilpin) is a former soap star who just had a baby and left the glitz business, but her starlet tendencies remain; she wears makeup to sweat in, and shiny tan tights underneath her striped suspendered-leotard (then the height of athleisure couture).
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Past inaugural dresses Trump's gown had little of the glitz and drama of past first lady inaugural designs, though it was chic in its simplicity, with its off-the-shoulder neckline and a skinny, red belt as the only pop of color.
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Most people focus on the "glitz and glamour" of jewelry found in many digs, but what's so important and interesting about this particular site, according to Halley, is what it uncovers about the daily life of the people who lived in the area.
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Among the glitz and glamor of cosmopolitan Singapore, the world hoped Kim would be able to envision a new beginning, ending a threat that could have sparked a nuclear war just last year and which would have killed millions in the process.
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In fact, that's just what some critics found disturbing: that it was the sort of film that packaged its faults so slickly and buried in so much glitz that you're a joyless party pooper if you try to speak up about it.
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Samsung, once the unrivalled leader in India's fast-growing smartphone segment, has faced fierce competition from upstarts such as China's Xiaomi Corp and Oppo which have launched cheap devices with competitive specs and used the glitz of Bollywood and cricket to sell them.
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"It strips away a lot of the glitz and glamour of porn and makes fans feel like they are right there in the room, and makes them feel more like they can relate to the penis involved," she said in an email.
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They might serve as a sobering history lesson in the eyes of today's young players who have come to expect the comparative glitz of the DS family, but the dated aesthetics could render them unplayable in the eyes of a new generation.
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It forces everyone involved in Oscars pageantry to think about how they're handling a weekend of unparalleled glitz at a time when many in their industry are staring down the barrel of some very real threats to how they work and live.
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The strategy it developed to meet that end — its annual blitzkrieg of a celebrity-and-fashion Gala — is still a touchy subject, discussed sotto voce by others within the museum, who feel its glitz and cost is somehow unbecoming to the institution.
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He used to specialize in campaign finance reform, but now Wertheimer lives in a world where a president's daughter joins Dad at a dinner with the Chinese president the very same day she receives trademark rights for selling Ivanka Trump glitz in China.
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Part of World of Hyatt's collection of hotels, The Confidante is housed in a beachfront Art Deco building in Mid Beach dating back to the '40s, which is easily walkable to the glitz of South Beach, but without all the corresponding bustle.
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Embassies in Washington trade tips and ambassadors send cables to presidents and ministers back home suggesting how to handle a mercurial, strong-willed leader with no real experience on the world stage, a preference for personal diplomacy and a taste for glitz.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Gerard Pique boldly describes the inaugural edition of the revamped Davis Cup as a 'new era for tennis' but amidst all the glitz and glamour in Madrid's La Caja Majica there was only gloom for reigning champions Croatia on Monday.
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Word of the impending marriage has inspired some Britons to hope that, midway through a chilly season, with uncertainty surrounding the nation's place in Europe and the world, the wedding will inject a shimmer of glitz into an otherwise dull agenda for 2018.
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Long before the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills came to town, there was the original gold standard of glitz, glamour and scandal: Jackie Collins' Hollywood Wives, her best-selling novel that was turned into a magical 1985 TV series and Aaron Spelling-helmed ratings hit.
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Like those who came before him, Trump will take his oath on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building and lead a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue, but there will be fewer official balls and less glitz and celebrity talent to welcome in the new president.
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And, judging by Tuesday night's Cruise show, the fashion house has gone all nostalgic on us, drawing inspiration from its iconic 22016s shows... Just like Dior's 22016 show, Dior's Cruise 21958 collection featured floor-length dramatic dresses, with a touch of understated embroidered glitz.
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While you were mesmerized by the glitz and glam of the Golden Globes red carpet, Game of Thrones' Liam Cunningham gave some intel about the show's last two seasons, Uproxx reports that the HBO show is still in the process of filming season 7.
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The film is critical of Reagan, to be sure, bringing in voices that question his control of his own administration and his ability to actually make decisions; the implication is that he may have been more glitz than substance, with others doing the heavy lifting.
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Snopes recently wrote about the sudden popularity of this particular hoax where a celebrity, tired of the glitz and glamor of Hollywood, discovers a small town randomly, falls in love with the local scene, and immediately decides to leave Hollywood behind to move there.
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Thousands of miles away, on the other side of the continent — and double that distance from her original home in England — Peggy and viewers alike are in completely foreign circumstances, trading in the gritty streets of Manhattan for the glitz and glamor of Hollywood.
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Fallowfield had everything from the cheap glitz of Baa Bar, whose music policy was as sickly sweet as their £1 shots, to the old man charm of The Friendship, where you could have sit down Thai food whilst watching the football with problem-drinking pensioners.
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Working-class residents remain, too, including thousands of Hasidic Jews from the Satmar sect, who have settled in the neighborhood's southern zone since World War II. With their distinctive dress and traditions, the Hasidim's orthodox lifestyle strikes a contrast to the hipster glitz encroaching nearby.
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But we also must acknowledge that this process doesn't unfold the same way and at the same pace for everyone, and seek out those who come to Pride without the glitz and glamour, who don't say much, but who desperately want to make a friend.
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Then, following a successful Las Vegas residency that ended in 230, last summer Lopez embarked on the 22-date (and $20183 million-grossing) It's My Party arena tour; her performances were an entertaining and impressively athletic blend of showgirl glitz and South Bronx grit.
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Mr. Kartsotis has described Gomelsky — which is available online, at select Shinola locations and at Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's — as Bedrock's first attempt at "glitz," the kind of feminine, gem-set watches that never would have jibed with Shinola's sturdy, no-frills sensibility.
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At the start of the Winter Olympics two weeks ago, the nasty, brutish and short (and endlessly mockable) state known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea demonstrated it has the wits to boondoggle the gullible with a combination of glitz and sophisticated propaganda.
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CHICAGO — The glitz of downtown, the influx of tech jobs, the tourist dollars pouring into city coffers: None of those things are keeping many in Chicago's black neighborhoods from loading their belongings into car trunks and moving vans and seeking better lives someplace else.
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Yet thanks to the video she made before fleeing, her face and voice have made their way around the world, drawing more than two million views on YouTube, spurring avid news coverage and marring Dubai's image as a world capital of glitz and commerce.
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Josh Groban: Bridges (Reprise) Josh Groban, the most successful pop-classical singer of our time, walks a delicate tightrope between sex appeal and respectability, between vocal virtuosity and fun approachability, between the sanctity of his calling and the glitz of selling millions of records.
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Back in 2015, Lawrence told Vogue what she wants in a man — and while Maroney might not fit the exact bill, it seems the actress may have chosen to date him because he doesn't care much for the glitz and glam of her A-list existence.
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In transitioning from Idol to X Factor, Cowell said his main goal was to "supersize everything," which is exactly what he did, combining the dramatic glitz and glamour of Idol with the homespun earthiness of the Got Talent franchise (while also leaving Ryan Seacrest's humiliating voiceover behind).
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The glitz and glamor of Formula 1 and its global circus of the wealthy was draped against a backdrop of old castles and ambitious state-sponsored construction fueled by an oil industry that's had to weather world oil prices declining by half in the last three years.
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Last night's CMA Awards red carpet brought us plenty of glitz, sparkle and glam from some of the biggest stars in country music, but it wouldn't be a proper awards show without taking a moment to acknowledge some of the boldest style statements of the evening.
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On Monday, the English singer-songwriter released the music video for his new song, "Pink Lemonade," which is a whole lot more glitz and glam than his prior stripped-down, arty videos and "probably the most fun I've ever had making a music video," he says.
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His material sees him making himself the butt of the joke instead of into some wise-cracking folk hero, and it's his embrace of the off-kilter—going on tours with punk bands like The Falcon—that shows he's not in it for the glitz and glamor.
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The glitz and glamor of Formula 1 and its global circus of the wealthy was draped against a backdrop of old castles and ambitious state-sponsored construction fueled by an oil industry that's had to weather world oil prices declining by half in the last three years.
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In fact, it's likely that none of Walter's friends could have envisioned he'd soon become the outspoken, over-the-top character known as Darcelle XV. "Darcelle is glitz, glamor, and comedy—overdressed, over-jeweled, and with hair way bigger than it should be," Walter tells VICE.
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Vegas looked strangely small and insignificant, even from only a mile down the highway, and the landscape quickly turned from high-rise buildings to vast areas of derelict land scattered with parking lots and the odd motel, a big contrast to the glitz of the Strip.
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She shows us the glitz of that epoch of celebrity culture as well as the serious, thoughtful concerns of its cutting-edge painters and designers; at her best, she enters both domains through her stylish meditations on such figures as Jeff Koons, Robert Mapplethorpe and John Galliano.
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The campaign images, shot by rising photographer Chloé Horseman, emphasize glitz and glamour with women dressed in sparkly, sequin tops, black fishnets, pink corsets, and silky robes, all while playing with poker chips, a colorful deck of cards, and of course, throwing gold confetti in the air.
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They liked and admired her for who she was as a person -- a down-to-earth woman who understood and doggedly fulfilled the role to which she was born, was happiest away from the glitz and glamour of royal trappings, and who had a keen sense of humor.
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Nicki Minaj's pop crossover and Cardi B.'s chart-breaking success stories sell us on glitz and glamour We like their humble beginnings, not for what they reveal about the relationship that these women have with music and hip-hop, but because they make their achievements seem even greater.
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While season one of the Freeform show focused on story arcs like how Paige will balance college with being a brand-new It Girl, bringing in a stalker is a reminder that there is a dark underbelly of fame that is often overshadowed by the glitz and glamour.
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I've been wearing the watch for a couple of days – too soon to offer any sort of profound impressions, though I will say that the device is, unsurprisingly, devoid of the shiny glitz we've come to expect from a wearable space dominated by the likes of Apple and Samsung.
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Chefs here rely heavily on local fruits and seafood, and some of the most interesting eateries require a bit of a trek from the neon glitz of Miami Beach, whether it be in search of burgers and craft beer in yuppified Wynwood or fried chicken in Little Haiti.
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Here's the CFDA Awards equation: Take the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's awards season and up the ante with an attendee list filled with the biggest style risk-takers out there (think icons from Alexa Chung to Tilda Swinton) then add the biggest design talents around and their muses.
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FROM RICK OWENS'S ragged T-shirts and canvas shifts to the giddy ornamentation of Alessandro Michele's Gucci, all glitz and blitz and reconstituted Elton John costumes, the spring collections appeared to not have a common thread between them — a seemingly bipolar mix of downtrodden, derelict styles and escapist fantasies.
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So while NBC greeted us with musical performances (Jennifer Lopez, fronting a team of dancers, sang "Dinero" at Radio City), stand-up routines (thank you, Seth Meyers) and lots of glitz and pageantry, the CBS lawsuit was a sobering reminder what a precarious position media companies are in.
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Over the last few years since my medical challenges and achievements have brought me out of my wheelchair I've let some of the costume go, but the reputation has stayed with me, because it's the passion and fandom that made my story and not the glitz of the garb.
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A few of the other wild tangents he took: It all suggests what many critics have long suspected: that Trump's attention was riveted by the glitz and glamor of the campaign trail, but that he has no interest in or capacity to doing the hard analytic work of the presidency.
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In fact, Teigen ditched the glitz and glamour altogether and instead rolled around screaming on her kitchen floor, wearing just a revealing white leotard, while her assistant struggled to remove her clip-in hair extensions one by one — a hilarious ordeal that Teigen made sure to share with her Snapchat followers.
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"The obsession comes from the products that they've built, the aesthetic and the tone that you feel when you pick up something for the first time and open it up and you get it hooked up to your competitor and the beautiful lights and the glitz and the glamor," he said.
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Lawrence, on the other hand, went for a little less skin and way more glitz in a shimmering gold, body-con Ralph & Russo dress with a mock turtleneck collar and metallic mesh panels that dangled past the end of the dress down to the floor to create a carwash hem effect.
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Brandon, who recalls that a few weeks before the shooting he saw someone packing a gun during a fight at Glitz, thinks the bouncers were allowing guns to make it in—which Smith says isn't entirely uncommon for nightlife security in general thanks to the natural temptations of bribery and friendship.
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This all unfolds in a park whose distinguishing characteristic is a bunch of Styrofoam-looking fake rocks behind the outfield wall, for a team whose ridiculous geographic designation only distances it from both the L.A. glitz it was meant to connote and the Orange County otherness that is its actuality.
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" Cyrus's "Old Town Road" verse is pure glitz, a blend of hip-hop braggadocio and country-boy-in-the-big-city awe: "Spent a lot of money on my brand-new guitar/Baby's got a habit, diamond rings and Fendi sports bras/Ridin' down Rodeo in my Maserati sports car.
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More than any other rapper of note, his maturation was the first to be constantly documented in front of a camera without the glitz and glam of a Lil' Bow Wow or Soulja Boy—teens in the 1003s who'd make their mark on the mainstream before effectively flaming out as adults.
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But unlike the glitz and glamour of daily red carpets, her life looks like what some might say most working actors' lives look like: She runs from audition to audition, hosts screen parties, manages an Airbnb with her husband on the side, and is working on developing a TV pilot with her friends.
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In an exclusive clip of Fusion TV's Shade: Queens of NYC — a new docuseries that moves past the glam, glitz, and lip syncing and provides an intimate look inside the New York drag community — Marti Gould Cummings tests his skills as a parent by reading a book to a group of children.
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If enough states force clubs to hire sufficiently professionalized guards—people whose jobs depend on their diligence—then venues with metal detectors and comprehensive pat-downs (the protocols Orlando Police say they would have recommended if Glitz reopened) might be able to stop everyone from random hotheads to organized gangs from wreaking havoc.
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"She shows us the glitz of that epoch of celebrity culture as well as the serious, thoughtful concerns of its cutting-edge painters and designers; at her best, she enters both domains through her stylish meditations on such figures as Jeff Koons, Robert Mapplethorpe and John Galliano," our reviewer, Edmund White, writes.
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Although many critics coming to the show have focused on the glitz and glamor of Lee's work, what seems to be the more under-appreciated political side of her oeuvre contains gems of knowledge about the relationship between South Korea's artists and their country over the tumultuous second half of the 20th century.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Paris during les Années Folles — the so-called "crazy years" of the 1920s — was a hotbed for artists and expats looking to indulge in the raucous glitz and glam of the Montmartre cabarets, or share in the cigarette-fueled conversations of the Left Bank's gilded literary salons.
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To look at the glittering, glitzy amfAR red carpet at Cannes, packed with beautiful people wearing beautiful clothes, it would be easy to assume that the life of a supermodel seems to be filled with glitz and glamour; the fame, fortune and fashion make it one of the most enticing jobs in the world.
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For all the glitz of big names, right now, the most effective VR projects are those created by those directors with a deep-rooted history in VR. The major reason The Protectors is so effective is because of the skill and sensibility of Ismail, who previously directed The New York Times VR film, The Displaced.
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I was more drawn to these models and the pressure they were under than what actually happened out on the runways.. I spent a lot of time with male models in the mid-'80s for a photo essay I pitched to Fortune magazine, trying to get beneath the surface of the glitz and glamour.
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In Collins' signature style, the "Bartier Cardi" video (which premiered during last night's episode of Love and Hip-Hop: Atlanta) is hyper-feminine, and pastiches music videos in general by using men as props—peep the way that oiled-up male models lip sync the word "Cardi"—and amping up a hazy, prettily-lit glitz.
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Others may have been catering to customers, fetching boxes from down below and handing out compliments to the Real Housewives of the East 60s, but it was this gentleman who epitomized what Zanotti is selling: razzle-dazzle, glitz, the hope that we may one day wear clothes that shout and wink on our behalf.
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Because Skepta's career has slalomed in so many directions in the fourteen years since "Pulse Eskimo," it means even more that he's arrived back in this place, musically and spiritually; he's experienced both sides of the divide—true grime and road fuckeries on the one hand, and Ibiza pool party glitz on the other.
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What It Is: The Rockettes are gearing up for the opening of the New York Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall on June 15, so we went behind the scenes to see all of the glitz and glam that goes on before they hit the stage and learn a part of the Vogue routine they perform in the show.
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"I love street culture, but I also love the glitz and glamour of the South of France," said Mr. Snyder, who melded those disparate influences to produce a matte satin pullover jacket, or wind-shirt, dazzle shorts, a Harrington in a particularly fresh green, tie-dyed seersucker jackets, striped terry crew necks and smartened up tracksuits.
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On Sunday night, fans were hoping for that final, traditional closure when the Oscar ceremony put aside the glitz and unfurled the mournful portion of the evening, screening a video that sifted through the boldface names of cinema who had passed in the last year: Wes Craven (director, writer producer), Saeed Jaffrey (actor), Miroslav Ondricek (cinematographer).
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While many Americans are broadly familiar with the glitz and glam of the celebrities at the top of consumer-focused lists like the Forbes 400, consider the following that happened recently with little fanfare: This incredible concentration of wealth among the tippiest of the tippy top raises the stakes for what these people do with their money.
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It's the biggest concentration of glitz and glam in a country where jeans count as formal wear, and while it doesn't hold much appeal for the frugal traveler, it's worth stopping for a stroll along the beach and a quick selfie with Los Dedos, the "hand in the sand," an enormous sculpture of fingers emerging from the beach.
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Because she'd never step out for a concert without all of the glitz and glamour, the singer kicked off her Joanne world tour in Vancouver with not just one but multiple major fashion and beauty statements, from Swarovski-crystal covered costumes and lips, to a custom Alexander Wang ensemble, a hand painted blazer and even a sleeping bag coat with a 10′ train.
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Tonight, the theme of the 2018 Golden Globes is not glitz or glamour — it is solidarity, thanks to the incredible force that is Time's Up. Nearly everyone is attendance were seen wearing black dresses, tuxes, and pant suits to show solidarity with the men and women of Hollywood and beyond who have been impacted by sexual harassment and misconduct in the workplace.
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Then there's the deliriously grand choices of period music, like Nat King Cole's "The Autumn Leaves" and Mel Torme's "In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)," and the spot-on recreations of the actresses' earlier films – not to mention the very '60s, very Saul Bass-ian opening title sequence, which effortlessly transports you to a time of opulent glitz and glamour.
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But I suspected there must have been some reason that in this age of high-glitz adaptations of movies and other blockbusters, this unassuming rock musical had struggled its way from a small-town Jersey stage to Broadway, and so I set out for the Belasco hoping to find magic and wisdom and a reflection of the self, or at the very least a fun evening.
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It's not hard to understand why the word brings a rush of support today — anger with capitalism over rising income inequality, the continuing aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the fact that dealing with some of our era's biggest challenges will inescapably pit the public interest (battling climate change) against private ones (oil companies), the ascension of a populist president who is a flashback to the height of 1980s-era glitz and greed.
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A massive industrial infrastructure grinds underneath the glitz of red-carpet premieres and all-night yacht parties, and another 4,000 films from all over the world are on sale in the festival's massive marketplace, the marché du film, while an expected 40,000 accredited guests roam the festival buying and selling, hustling and striving—not unlike the character at the center of Woody Allen's latest film, Café Society, which premiered Wednesday at the festival's opening ceremony.
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That panel, along with similar sessions on issues like privacy, artificial intelligence and blockchain regulation, was held on the Las Vegas Convention Center's sleepier upper floors, away from the glitz and buzz of the multistory showroom halls where people poked, prodded or swooned over products like sweat-analyzing skin patches, a DNA-powered wrist strap that warns wearers about poor food choices and smartwatches for kids promising parents real-time location tracking.
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I love to still be part of the Bachelor Nation world when I can but I also realize I went on that show for a purpose and that was to find a partner and somebody to do life with and that's my number one priority...It's not all of the glitz and the glam and sharing absolutely everything with the internet because we're still us and wanna keep that part of us private.
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Most reporting on Russia is done inside the Moscow Ring Road; the American equivalent would be midtown Manhattan or the official precincts of Washington, D.C. But Garrels, who has been a superb reporter for NPR and ABC, sets her quiet but excellent book in the provincial city of Chelyabinsk, just beyond the Ural Mountains, on the border of Europe and Asia, where the glitz of the capital is nowhere to be found.
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The glitz of one of London's wealthiest boroughs features in "Made in Chelsea", a TV series about the leisured lives of the brash, expensively heeled denizens of "K and C". But the borough, which stretches from rich enclaves in the south near the King's Road to more mixed housing in the north near Grenfell Tower, the site of a horrific late-night fire on June 203th that killed at least 79 people, has revived memories of a much older yarn.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SHARJAH, UAE — Back in March 2018, Facebook was facing some scrutiny; a former Russian spy and his daughter were poisoned with a lethal nerve agent on a quiet Sunday afternoon in a provincial English town; bushfires were destroying homes in an overheated Australia… But meanwhile, in "the Gulf," Dubai gains more high-rises, luxury hotels, fake islands, bling and glitz, while Abu Dhabi constructs museum buildings to rival, if not surpass, any anywhere else in the world (both places exploiting migrant labor).
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The book is saturated with a lot of gossip and glitz, including details about the restaurants the powers that be frequent, and what they wear ("Sulzberger"—the Times ' publisher—"dressed in suits from Bloomingdale's, stylish without being ostentatiously bespoke, and wore suspenders before they went out of fashion"), alongside crucial insights about structural transformations, like how Web and social-media publishing "unbundled" the newspaper, so that readers who used to find a fat newspaper on their front porch could, on their phones, look, instead, at only one story.
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