But a few hundred die-hards say they aren't going anywhere.
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And for all those DSLR die-hards out there, don't worry.
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It is all just too much, even for the die-hards.
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It designed the day to replicate Black Friday for Amazon die-hards.
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There are plenty more, which Cravalho outlines for true Disney die-hards.
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But the true die-hards are discovering glitches that are purely theoretical.
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A circle of cloth-capped die-hards looked up from their dominoes.
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Pixar die-hards are at it again, but who can blame them?
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My biased view is that it is unique, even among die-hards.
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We're willing to bet some Starbucks die-hards are already on their way.
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Star Wars die-hards will have plenty to geek-out over this winter.
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Gillespie -- and Trump -- hope they'll catch their die-hards' eyes before November 7.
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Will Clinton want a progressive firebrand to win over Bernie Sanders die-hards?
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What are your words of advice to people who are Vine die-hards?
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His surname captures the attention of casual fans and astute die-hards alike.
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The crowd had thinned considerably since the weekend's climax, but numerous die-hards remained.
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I'm one of those nostalgic for the '70s when only die-hards stayed here.
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Die-hards will tell you the tears they shed are a great emotional catharsis.
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That galaxy far, far away just got one step closer for Star Wars die-hards.
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Admit to yourself that some campaign die-hards may be ill-suited for government work.
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Jeff Merkley, are now prominently urging Bernie die-hards to rally behind the party's nominee.
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Disney die-hards are already getting geared up for the live-action remake of Aladdin.
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Then it was the barrage of racist comments from numerous Twi-hards and Pattinson fans.
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Perhaps the most interesting, however, is a homebrew product specifically targeted at Genesis die-hards.
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We call the people who do so "try-hards" and make fun of corpse paint.
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Are they die-hards, casual fans, people coming to the books for the first time?
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Solar eclipse die-hards use this clever trick to watch totality longer than anyone else
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The Japanese incident wasn't the only time Duran Duran die-hards were on the prowl overseas.
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This series is absolutely for both newcomers to comics and old die-hards, a must-read.
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The crowd at the concert was subdued compared to the die-hards at the after-party.
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Die-hards were encouraged by Mr. Pini to see if their carriers still had Classics available.
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There was no more succinct or devastating put-down of the Sanders die-hards all week.
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Comic-Con started in 1970 in a hotel basement, attracting about 300 comic book die-hards.
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And his remarks failed to address the issues of greatest concern to the Davos die-hards.
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But the die-hards who've been making the pilgrimage for decades are here for the plastic figurines.
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Aside from some die-hards and media types, most people here don't give a shit about baseball.
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Sanders die-hards don't see in the announcement the party leaders unifying around a more popular nominee.
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" His "Marvin's Room" die-hards got a new crying-in-the-club anthem with "Feel No Ways.
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Yes, there are still many die-hards among the party elite who defend the role of superdelegates.
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Several wore cloth gags or tape over their mouths — a motif this week for Sanders die-hards.
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And directly confronting the Bernie die-hards risks alienating them further and adding to the convention's drama.
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He told Tea Party die-hards as recently as September that he was still on the case.
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Anti-Corbyn die-hards, on the other hand, have been branded the handmaidens of a hard Brexit.
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The aforementioned ties to an Android co-founder might hook some die-hards… but what about everyone else?
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First, the die hards are chiming in noting that they are retaining their investments – HODLing, as it were.
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While that feels like nitpicking (hey, it's what die-hards do), the show has stepped up its pacing.
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But this is still a movie people are probably going to want to see — especially Marvel die-hards.
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There are a lot of bets on using voice for this, but why not use our hards too?
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Cue the whirlwind: CHALLENGE TO BERNIE DIE-HARDS: Criticize him for backing a candidate (Mello) who supports #KeystoneXL.
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In the best-case scenario, these die-hards are future customers; in the worst, they are future confederates.
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I hate when sports reward no-talent try-hards, and hockey rewards them more than any other sport.
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This is probably going to generate a lot of hate from the ThinkPad die-hards, but the Trackpoint sucks.
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" Sanders die-hards chanted "Bernie," prompting Silverman to fire back: "To the 'Bernie or Bust' people, you're being ridiculous.
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Terrence Cody jokes will be fondly remembered by the die-hards in our audience, but that won't happen today.
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That may alienate some potential supporters, but Sanders not leading might also help gin up die-hards even more.
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Murphy wrote a post on his Facebook page addressing the die hards who felt misled by his u-turn.
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Until the bikeshare's arrival, only a dozen or so die-hards got around the 28-acre community by bike.
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The two are not Trump die-hards, they suggested, describing the 2016 election as a battle of relative evils.
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Union leaders and shadow-cabinet die-hards filed in to tell Mr Corbyn that he no longer had their support.
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This incident must irritate Armenian die-hards who refuse to settle the 25-year-long conflict it has with Azerbaijan.
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One would think that after all those years of screaming Twi-hards that she would be good at reading lips.
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The audience included a mix of older, Cantonese opera die-hards and younger people who were out for a laugh.
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Die-hards are hoarding plastic straws like incandescent light bulbs before them, using them in the privacy of their homes.
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On an icy break at the end of a subway line in Queens, freezing waves don't deter the die-hards.
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"They all had one thing in common: failure," the extracted man wrote witheringly of the die-hards he had duped.
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But conservative die-hards don't share the main goal of preserving a large government role in the home mortgage business.
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But what makes this worse is the sect of try-hards who live to wag their fingers at your cellphone use.
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Of course, it's not a stretch to say that the post-Pinkerton years were a struggle, even for the die-hards.
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Now for all you Mac die-hards, the fact that the X Pro doesn't run macOS might be a deal breaker.
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Plus, because every item is unique to the collection, it's as appealing to Kenzo die-hards as it is to newbies.
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Sociologically, the Trump die-hards are the most fascinating — the ones who tell us things about how American society is changing.
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The device is currently available only by invitation, Instagram #OOTD die-hards, hope they open up supply to the masses soon.
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It designed the day to replicate Black Friday for Amazon die-hards, but boasted more deals than the November shopping tradition.
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It's worse than that — at least according to many hockey die-hards here whose lives revolve around the playoffs each spring.
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It's catching: Francona took a team embraced by only a few dreamers and die-hards and made Cleveland baseball cool again.
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It's part of Clinton's broader effort to win over Bernie Sanders die-hards by co-opting some of his populist positions.
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These die-hards didn't just want to jigger with discretionary spending levels, as is typically a core debate in crafting budgets.
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Even then, though, they were already seen as mollycoddled try-hards, simultaneously fragile and eager to impose their will on others.
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It's plenty likely that the number of "She-Ra should be sexy" die-hards isn't as large as it may appear.
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That theory is unlikely to be persuasive to Clinton's Republican critics — not to mention quite a few Bernie Sanders die-hards.
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But, as evidenced by the photos here, there are legions of tryptophan try-hards mugging it up with their table fowl.
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But we've served this stew so many times before that a big audience beyond the die-hards has lost its appetite.
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"Bennet die-hards drawn to awkward, unusual New Hampshire campaign," by Trent Spiner Stumbling over a water bottle and winning votes.
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With pre-selling set to start on October 27, many Apple die-hards are already set to enter their credit card info.
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As a result, they tend to be ignored by most voters and attended mainly by party die-hards and extremely motivated activists.
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The safest path was to say all the right things about freedom and equality while rolling your eyes at the try-hards.
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For that, die-hards who want a little something something have to head across the way to California Adventure or Club 33.
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That's a lot for one new product and sure to have Lego die-hards clamoring to get their hands on the product.
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Both books will be available on October 20, but are on pre-sale for the die-hards who can't risk missing out.
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Die-hards have been filling comment sections with concerned analyses: Is the 54-year-old losing his famous vocal range and power?
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And so, the editors, buyers, and fashion student die-hards of the world keep pretty selective tabs on up-and-coming designers.
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The die-hards will always show up, but a solid "fourth line" of new members is key for these website to grow.
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Because of the documentary's clear bias in favor of Knox's exoneration, die-hards convinced of Knox's guilt may find its omissions frustrating.
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Die-hards register well before the festival's start for the right to park stepladders on the sidewalk directly facing the carpeted staircase.
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For frozen yogurt die-hards who spend $4.50 per medium-sized yogurt at Pinkberry, things break even after the 67th at-home yogurt.
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And she may not be entirely wrong about that: Traditionally in pop culture, try-hards are villains or sad also-rans, not heroines.
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Yet to the side of the stage, in the margins of grass where you could still see Case clearly, the die-hards collected.
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It's all designed to give fashion die-hards a way to experience the shows for themselves, not just through their social-media channels.
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"The people who come, you can usually spot them right away," the actor said of the Call Me By Your Name die-hards.
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Both items may seem over-the-top, but die-hards know that there really is no such thing as too much ranch dressing.
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Some die-hards still hope that German carmakers will press Angela Merkel into allowing Britain to cherry-pick the benefits of EU membership.
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Others of you have stayed cross-legged on your cushions, so I suppose you are quite at ease, or you are die-hards!
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This, thankfully, was the final straw for many people and, other than the die hards, theorists started slowly backing away from the notion.
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In fact, entrepreneurial Star Wars die-hards are already making merch mashing up the iconic Starbucks siren logo with some Scarif-inspired additions.
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For all those guys out there who take three baths a day and hold beer bottles with two hards, this song's for you.
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Maybe the Biebs will make a new contest for those grown-up die-hards who've been practicing the moves to "Sorry" for months.
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Political die hards had to watch Lewandowski slowly decline in power before finally being booted from the campaign in June, and joining CNN.
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Any fan's footage can be a fancam, though many die-hards like to follow fansites for more professional footage of their favorite member.
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"There are FIFA die hards that will teach you things about the game that will take you to the next level," said Solo.
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Obviously, that's not the case for everyone, but is your sense also that black Bernie die-hards are more willing to support her?
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Left on the cobblestone streets it was just me and a few die hards, hiding under umbrellas and trying their best to enjoy themselves.
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" La La Land die-hards should be wary, however: Fowlie told the outlet that they "took liberties to justify strange moments in the film.
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While we're die-hards for This Is Us, even we don't think we would've noticed a few stray hairs sticking out on Rebecca's head.
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Gilmore Girls is returning to Netflix, and thanks to super fan Kristi Carlson, die-hards can soon own a cookbook inspired by the show.
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And, even more troubling to die-hards, Riley runs a pro-style offense in which the quarterback must make sophisticated reads and tough throws.
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For Samsung die-hards: Yes, that's the same setup as that of the Galaxy S10, so don't buy the Fold just for the camera.
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But for the die-hards who intend to open restaurants, mastering images is imperative — even if the definition of mastery is a moving target.
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Still, that L.S.U. is even in the title mix is a surprise to most people beyond some die-hards in and around Baton Rouge.
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Hardy die-hards will probably have no problem pointing him out, since his face is obscured in just about every role he's ever done, anyway.
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And for true completionists and renovation die-hards, Design on a Dime, Flip or Flop, and Flea Market Flip will be on the roster, too.
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Not that that dude is always right, either: volume scorers and other types of try-hards fool pretty much every eye-test known to man.
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He said some of the rest would leave on Wednesday, but there were die-hards who would try to ride out the storm in town.
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Sure, some die-hards — millions of them actually — will continue to believe, but the truth is a funny thing: It will not forever be hidden.
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Like so many other "Twi-hards," James started writing her own explicit take on the story, and published it online, under the name Snowqueens Icedragon.
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There are expenses they prioritize that are specific to their lives as people of color that might otherwise be considered expendable by FIRE die-hards.
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Like "Phantom of the Opera," the Medora Musical has its die-hards, who come over and over each season and bring cookies for the cast.
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But for die-hards, the main event remains the renowned Manhattan Marathon, happening on Friday and Saturday nights at various clubs scattered around Lower Manhattan.winterjazzfest.
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In a room used to having the air sucked out of it by all sorts of try-hards and egomaniacs, Musgraves just let it breathe.
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There are six different mini-games with different mechanics and opponents, but the constant tapping and swiping should prove comfortably familiar to Flappy Bird die-hards.
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The outlet in Teatern was packed when I visited, but true die-hards seek out these franks at the roving food truck of the same name.
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If there's a bright spot for radio die-hards, it's inside automobiles: 84 percent of all drivers still tune in to their car's AM/FM radios.
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Readers of The New Yorker, though, and particularly the die-hards who attend the annual event, feel an attachment to the magazine and its cosmopolitan values.
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And the park's dinginess fosters a freewheeling atmosphere, where bleacher die-hards bang drums and heckle outfielders, while upper-deck denizens pack picnics and pass joints.
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For paper-free die-hards, many of the cognitive benefits of longhand are available from using a tablet and stylus like Apple&aposs iPad and Pencil.
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The Battle Creek crowd was composed of true Trump die-hards: Many of them lined up for hours outside the stadium in the ice and snow.
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Teenagers wait in long digital lines to buy them (weeding out the die-hards from the dispassionate) and then post about the experience on social media.
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It's meant to be a vehicle that people get excited about; it must be fun to drive and have the performance that Mustang die-hards expect.
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Though DJI established itself as a brand among drone enthusiasts and other die-hards, the real money for DJI is in growing its enterprise customer base.
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Bernie Sanders die-hards aren't ready to hear that his fight for the nomination is nearing an end — even from some of his most prominent surrogates.
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While the die-hards were always knowledgeable, the more casual fans now have a much deeper understanding of what they're watching than they did before TUF existed.
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Earlier Thursday, in Suwannee, a group of die-hards sat near a convenience store, glasses of cranberry and vodka in their hands, unbowed by the approaching storm.
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Then again, Westerners are rare: Even the die-hards of any trouble spot — the United Nations, embassies and aid agencies — evacuated to Tunisia almost two years ago.
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Today brings exciting news for anyone former Hills fans, Dancing With The Stars die-hards, Justin Bobby haters, and moviegoers who thought Sorority Row was way underrated.
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In many ways, the subversive charm of "MFM," as die-hards abbreviate it, is today's answer to riot grrrl, the D.I.Y. feminist punk movement of the 22015s.
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This preview piece is surprisingly robust, including a plot summary of the ride that's almost guaranteed to get die-hards wanting to be the first in line.
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Twi-hards, Kristen Stewart fans, and Robert Pattinson fans started to leave racist comments on the singer's Instagram feed as well as Pattinson's, not to mention on Twitter.
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But as they get older, it becomes harder for adult die-hards to find a poster for their favorite Mouse House flick that really brings a room together.
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Cryptocurrency die-hards expecting the price to bounce back, even partially, will see these tanking numbers as the perfect entry point for getting in low and maximizing gains.
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Nabisco announced Apple Pie Oreos way back in November 2016, but junk food die-hards have had to wait until now to actually see them in the wild.
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The 1,500 points certainly aren't enough to get a free flight out of the glitch, but it does give Southwest die-hards a major chunk towards a reward.
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And while it's a pretty far-flung locale for some EDM die-hards, the relatively reasonable ticket price may be enough for fans to dust off their passports.
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If you're one of those die-hards, you've likely noticed that it's been a minute since the line, which launched with a focus on accessories, has produced sunglasses.
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Fashion fans and true crime die-hards should keep their fingers crossed for an incredible red carpet moment if the series captures the critical acclaim of its predecessor.
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The big question: Will the release win back those who had dropped the game, or just provide a blip of spending among those that remain Pokémon die-hards.
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It's a blow to this day for music journalists and CRJ die-hards that Jepsen's spectacular, sonically nuanced record did not receive the kind of recognition it deserved.
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Rather, Sherman was quite precise in directing it against the property (but not the persons) of wealthy Southern die-hards whose assets had been largely untouched by war.
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And if you are among the die-hards who keep the Victoria Day fireworks tradition, I hope your show concludes with the spectacular display of a Burning Schoolhouse.
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The failure of a second rebellion deepened the division between moderates who preferred to negotiate with Saigon and die-hards who still hoped to win autonomy through fighting.
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Eater reports that there's a brand-new way for musical die-hards to get even closer to their favorite rapping founding fathers: a historical cookbook inspired by Alexander Hamilton.
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Without a concrete release date at either outpost, die-hards will have to keep checking back to snatch up this too-good-to-be-true release while they can.
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An enforcer with five career goals to his name that only die-hards knew of is now an NHL All Star captain, a goalscorer (twice), and feel good story.
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The subculture of intensely devoted fandom spans a range of interests and idols, from Potterheads ("Harry Potter" die-hards) to Swifties (Taylor Swift lovers) to Trekkies ("Star Trek" buffs).
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According to results released on Monday, it now has around 100 seats, still a safe majority but nowhere near the 150 seats that party die-hards had hoped for.
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At this point, podcasts are a bit like the Internet in the 90's: Growing so fast that regular people are interested and even the die-hards can't keep up.
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It will be popular amongst hate-watchers, sincere Kardashian die-hards, and more importantly, people who believe on some level that their worth is inextricably linked to their physical appearance.
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Some Sanders die-hards have alleged that Clinton got more votes by orchestrating a fraud scheme through some poorly identified mix of ballot manipulation, election rigging, and other dastardly ploys.
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But there is little question that it is out of step with Mr. Trump's die-hards on the issues upon which Mr. Trump won them over, especially immigration and trade.
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For all the ink spilled about the acrimony between "Bernie bros" and Clinton die-hards, the primary almost certainly did not play a major role in her loss to Trump.
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Is this just a select group of Trump die-hards, or do we have in this country a significant percentage of the population that also relishes this sort of cruelty?
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And Wang is thinking beyond the binary of cable die-hards and streaming cord-cutters: "Even with an antenna, we&aposll make sure we can make it happen," he said.
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At first glance it may seem like a conventional Destiny trailer, but it's packed with references to lore and character that are guaranteed to bring die-hards to their feet.
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Concert films are, for the most part, for nerds—a sleek memento of a great night, repackaged nostalgia to be occasionally relived by die-hards and those who were there.
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The origin story Bumblebee isn't just a movie, it's a trial balloon — a check-in to see whether Transformers die-hards will support a long, profitable run of cinematic spin-offs.
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We're told 'GoT' die-hards always fork out the cash for this stuff since most would push their child out a tower window for a chance to schmooze with the cast.
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Some of the Everglades die-hards trace back to the gritty pioneering Gladesmen who settled in the wilderness and survived off the land, much like the Miccosukees and Seminoles before them.
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While die-hards (we're looking at you, On Politics readers) have been tuned into the race for months, the debates will be the first time many Americans learn about the candidates.
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But it's likely that even doggie die-hards won't be familiar with every one of the 200-plus breeds recognized, and the National Dog Show adds new ones nearly every year.
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Crammed into the throng by Boston Common, with hundreds of thousands of other die-hards, he raised a miniature replica of the Stanley Cup, made of tin foil by a friend.
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Though they blamed both the abolitionists and Southern die-hards for the war, they especially blamed the abolitionists, claiming they were overzealous and self-righteous in their attacks on Southern slaveholders.
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After helping elevate newer stars beyond their tween die-hards, Ms. Michaels and Mr. Tranter were courted for sessions with established icons like Britney Spears, Gwen Stefani, Courtney Love and John Legend.
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Moulton supporters were few and far between and tended to be very open-mindedLet's be blunt: There are not a whole lot of Moulton die-hards in the Democratic primary voting population.
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After all, this was meant to be about work and not merely a chance for two soccer die-hards to watch one of the most anticipated of the early World Cup matches.
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But the base — the market — the ones with guns as well as those who are simply excited, the die-hards, the ones he keeps appealing to and applauding, will not forsake him.
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And while Shudder's selection is definitely designed to appeal to horror die-hards, there's enough of a mainstream vibe that newcomers can jump right in and get their feet wet (with blood).
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At his events throughout the fall, some Yang die-hards would talk about how he helped them with their depression, or that it was the first time they felt they belonged to something.
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Similarly, the ones to kick things off in Ho Chi Minh City were all die-hards for whom brewing was as much of a personal passion project as it was a business venture.
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The long and fraught history of a sequel that never quite came to be is a large part of why many Ghostbusters die-hards were quick to question the idea of a reboot.
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The very thing that infuriates progressives (and many others) about her—her cold calculation—could be what makes her the kind of candidate even Bernie die-hards, can accept, if not actively support.
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Fashion Month has officially come to an end, and seeing as we're exhausted just keeping up with every celeb front row sighting, we can only imagine how the fashion month die-hards feel.
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But I think it's a fairly sound prediction that (consumer) VR will languish as a minor curiosity appealing largely to a few die-hards — think Ingress compared to Pokémon Go — until it does.
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Fallon's dress is black and white again, which Ms. Markworth-Pollack calls one of her "Easter eggs for the die-hards," little surprises that she and the creators are scattering to please fans.
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And as the 1990s gave way to a new millennium, baseball cards were no longer a hobby pursued by millions, including large swaths of kids, but, rather, the territory of die-hards collectors.
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For all the try-hards on Twitter aiming to approximate his voice and the many GOP candidates wanly aping his scatterbrained hyperaggression, very few people alive are even remotely similar to Donald Trump.
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While attendance and interest have grown in recent years, the summer league, an off-season showcase, is still a niche event, aimed at die-hards who want a first look at young prospects.
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The chest-high spring and summer growth is gone or going, so we're left with the year-round die-hards that have grown every which way over the decades — English ivy, brambles, privet.
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Combine that with more than solid battery life, good enough performance, and a reasonable price, and the Key23500 feels like it's a phone for more than just the physical keyboard die-hards out there.
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In a social and political climate where conspiracy theories are more prevalent and cleared for discussion than ever, last night's mix-up was pure candy for the Infowars die-hards and Brangelina truthers alike.
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Though I grew up in Northern Virginia, still seen by some die-hards as occupied territory, the debate in Farmville, in the central part of the state, represents something of a homecoming for me.
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"Halifax, who was viceroy, believed that there was a good chance that we might have got it accepted and had an all-Indian government but for Churchill and his die-hards," Mr. Attlee recalled.
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At one point Sunday, with the Galaxy protecting a two-goal lead in the 72nd minute and the Red Bulls fans seemingly resigned to a rare home defeat, even the die-hards stopped singing.
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He is media-accessible and a handsome face of the team, he buys doughnuts for reporters before homestands and recently joined the 7 Line Army, a group of Mets die-hards, for a game.
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He is media-accessible and a handsome face of the team, he buys doughnuts for reporters before homestands and recently joined the 7 Line Army, a group of Mets die-hards, for a game.
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Once presented on ESPN as a Saturday and Sunday afternoon package, the annual selection of college football's top players was then a sleepy event followed mainly by sports die-hards who quoted Chris Berman.
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ObamaCare die-hards have similarly tried to bury the facts linking up to 81 percent of ACA's so-called success to a Medicaid expansion agenda costing the country 49 percent more than CMS predicted.
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Even the promise of a speech from Elizabeth Warren, a progressive hero to many of Sanders's supporters, didn't seem to be enough to placate Sanders die-hards as the convention kicked off Monday afternoon.
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There were some people who looked old enough to remember GNR's original run, mostly in the VIP section (and up front, where GNR die-hards began camping out six hours before the show would begin).
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Apart from a handful of Europhile and Europhobe die-hards, few MPs are much interested in the EU; attendance at the European Scrutiny Committee in Parliament in the 2014-15 parliamentary session was just 48.7%.
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It's a rare glimpse at such a storied spot, so eagle-eyed fashion fans (and Murphy die-hards) should keep an eye out during the series for a look at a rarely seen filming locale.
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To the contrary, his march across Georgia and then into South Carolina was a targeted use of violence against wealthy Confederate die-hards in the rural South who had been largely untouched by the war.
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It seems the old traditional TV die-hards are hanging on these days – something that may be tied to, at least in part, the difficulty with watching live sports without a cable or satellite subscription.
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A decision is expected before the Super Bowl, but many of the die-hards came out for this game knowing it could be the last N.F.L. game ever at Oakland Coliseum, which opened in 21.
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A delay in filming the next season will give newcomers time to catch up and series die-hards a chance to revisit standout moments, like when an exercise bike gets a memorable — and unmentionable — alteration.
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Before their dismal start, the Rams attracted a new following to go with the die-hards who watched them play 1,900 miles away in St. Louis, where they won the franchise's only Super Bowl title.
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A familiar scene at rap shows is the moment where time slows down and you look out into a crowd, seeing a combination of die-hards, half-entertained people, and those there just passing time.
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A new survey by comScore of 2000,239 adults over age 18 showed that among those who considered themselves YouTube die-hards, 49 percent were women, 43 percent had kids and 51 percent were employed full time.
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Harry Potter die-hards probably already have tickets booked to check out the British Library's exhibition dedicated to the Boy Who Lived, but for anyone who just can't get enough, the BBC has some good news.
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Last fall, the Zac Efron-starring EDM vessel We Are Your Friends ended up being little more than a box office failure, but maybe the television series format will prove more appealing to EDM die-hards.
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It feels like a game made to win new fans and improve the experience for dedicated die-hards, but if you "only" played Destiny for 23-15 hours a week, a few months at a time?
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This is a big part of immersive VR and there's a reason that die-hards in the space have talked about tracked headsets and hand controllers as a bare minimum device requirement for a "mainstream" device.
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Because my suspicion is that there is not a secret community of Crew die-hards for whom Ubisoft's open-world racer is a deeply resonant, enriching experience (feel free to tell me if I'm wrong though).
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I mean, gutted for the Paul brothers die-hards who were hoping every text from the Institute would lead to full albums from the elusive pair, but I believe we can trust in their curatorial taste.
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For undead die-hards, the fact that this zombie movie stars Martin Freeman will be reason enough to watch — but those who have found themselves overfed on the genre might also consider giving it a shot.
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This summer, after Little, Brown and Company announced Ms. Meyer's new novel, some "Twi-hards" lashed out, complaining that she should focus on finishing "Midnight Sun," her stalled retelling of "Twilight" from the vampire Edward's perspective.
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It might not matter how many people watch Food Network if all of them are Food Network die-hards who would scream if they didn't get to watch Guy Fieri eat at greasy spoons across the nation.
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" Pearl Jam fans will assuredly recognize the raw version of "Habit" here that precedes its inclusion on 1996's No Code, while Watt die-hards ought to nod knowingly at the Raymond Pettibon-penned closer "Powerful Hankerin'.
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The artists for each perfectly match the story and writing style, and the end result is a comic that offers up tons of fan service to die-hards, and is still a blast to read for newcomers.
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This week's turmoil has forced Mrs May to sideline the blow-hards and has-beens at the top of her party and promote the talented members of the 2010 intake, something she should have done long ago.
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There are a few similar-looking options available now at Saks Fifth Avenue for impatient Bachelor fans, but die-hards know that it takes time to really commit to something — be it a suitor or a dress.
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The whole thing is really just a promotional stunt aimed at GoT die-hards, but it's just another example of brands' continued allegiance to Twitter's auto-reply feature, even though it has gotten some companies into trouble before.
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The brand first introduced bridal in May 2015: The FP Ever After range marries the brand's boho sensibility with sophisticated silhouettes in traditional white hues sure to please Free People die-hards as well as budget-minded brides.
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With all of this in mind, we headed down to the O2 in London – where the holy Spearit was playing this weekend – to chat to a bunch of die-hards about the most toxic thing they've ever done.
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"I think the concern is that as long as the primaries are active, Biden must be seen and must actually not be dismissive of Sanders, lest the Sanders die hards turn against him in the fall," Demissie added.
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While much of the crowd at Tuesday's rally was excited about the endorsement, a pocket of Sanders die-hards brought "Never Hillary" shirts and signs and booed when the progressive darling took the stage with the presumptive nominee.
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Meanwhile, Klobuchar, Buttigieg, and a cast of tertiary candidates methodically wooed people who would otherwise be Biden die-hards, especially in places like Bettendorf and other less populous or rural areas of the state where Biden's centrist message resonates.
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The line between the newcomers and the die-hards faded an hour earlier when Tiny spun Tempa T's seminal "Next Hype," stopped the track after 30 seconds, and saw the whole crowd continue the song in the audio's absence.
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The Inside Story of Oculus Rift and How Virtual Reality Became RealityWhen the Oculus Rift first showed up at a videogame trade show in 2012, it was meant to be a Kickstarter project for a few VR die-hards.
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Crossfit fanatics, Pilates die-hards, and yogis may all have their workout of choice, but new research shows that one particular exercise can actually make you live longer — and it doesn't take any special equipment or require a membership.
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James Wyatt, author of the new art and lore book The Art of Magic: The Gathering—Zendikar talks world-building, ancient monsters, and creating a source book that pleases both die-hards and fans of fantasy art in general.
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Odds are they won't be the passionate die-hards who line up outside Supreme's Lafayette Street flagship in Manhattan on Thursday mornings, waiting for the latest unhyped product to drop, the very consumers who keep the brand's cred alive.
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Do they think we're all just sloshing around in the cranberry bogs day in and day out in order to produce enough of the favorite juice of literally no one except Sex and the City die-hards and people with UTIs?
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But the result is a game that panders to "good guy with a gun" advocates, NRA members, everyday carry die-hards, and those who dream of spilling the blood of unsavory interlopers and false patriots upon this great country's soil.
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The point for Trump is not to convince anyone he said "Tim Cook Apple"—though no doubt some of his die-hards buy that explanation—but to be in constant opposition with the media, a relentless grind that's excruciating to watch.
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One day soon, most of the colorful old shops and people, those loveable die-hards who fought with so much heart and so much weirdness to make the city something close to paradise, will probably be wiped out or priced out.
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In the marshy fishing village of Suwannee, where Gulf Coast waters meet the Suwannee River, almost everyone had obeyed the county's evacuation orders except for a few die-hards who were holding a hurricane party with vodka and cranberry juice.
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Editorial The jeers and boos and angry tears of Bernie Sanders die-hards so dominated the first hours of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia that it might have seemed doomed to collapse into hostility and chaos on the first day.
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And perhaps accordingly, Mr. Weaver has been cast as the heavy in news reports that the dwindling Sanders campaign is riven between die-hards and professional consultants who prefer to get back on the good side of the Democratic establishment.
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But this small band of die-hards braved the freezing weather, a maze of hazard markers in front of a luxury tower being built next door and a small gauntlet of protesters so they could have their say in person.
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The Trump die-hards who defend him no matter what include the factory workers quoted in this article, who somehow believe that jobs will be saved in the future while their employers delay purchases, apply for exemptions and lay off employees.
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"The Last Jedi" also flopped in China (it was pulled from theaters after a week), and Rian Johnson&aposs movie — even though it grossed $2.23 billion worldwide — showed relatively weak legs at the box office, while proving divisive among "Star Wars" die-hards.
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Now, the real challenge for Nikon is going to be trying to convince DSLR die-hards to switch to a different platform, even one that isn't really that different, and producing more native Z-mount lenses to round out its mirrorless ecosystem.
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For boxing die-hards, Floyd Mayweather would enter a face off with Conor McGregor as the game's one true champion who will stick it to that loudmouth upstart and show fight fans all over the world the superiority of pure boxing mastery.
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If the experience gets torturous enough—such as with the mediocre Yu-Gi-Oh rip-off Duel Masters—it's easy to see how these die-hards might be tempted to up the speed on their video player to just get it over with.
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That may end up disappointing die-hards, but subtle movements of the high-end market away from being tethered to a PC is going to do Facebook a lot of favors in terms of platform sustainability and leaving the early-adopter niche.
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The referendum will not be decided by die-hards like those in South Wonston but by the voters (almost a third of the total, according to some projections) who have not made up their minds and do not feel strongly either way.
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Which means the 2020 primary season, rather than usher in a small new class of Trump die-hards, could instead leave behind a slate of former candidates whose downfall was demanding more loyalty to the president than the president demanded for himself.
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We want fans, who are die-hards of Blind Forest, to pick up Will of the Wisps and immediately feel like, "Ah, I'm home," while at the same time, anybody who is new to the drama, have it feel fresh and exciting.
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These are all questions and concerns that could very well be answered in the future by some innovative company filled with hoverboard-loving die-hards — but from the progress we've seen on the tech so far, that future is most likely long way off.
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This will probably bring in some free Stadia Base 1080p users, but it's going to be the latency — no matter how minimal Google can claim it to be — that shuts out a lot of PC die-hards from signing onto the Stadia Pro plan.
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It's not their best album, nor their most popular—even die-hards tend to skip around to the singles—but that's also what makes it an artistic achievement that still resonates, perhaps more than ever, beyond the decaying "Cool Britannia" from which it was born.
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And with Oakland surrounded by far-wealthier communities, it was only a matter of time before the die-hards were either priced out or confronted with the impossible decision of whether to hold onto their tickets when selling them could turn an outrageous profit.
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" The tens of thousands present in the stadium — most of them ZANU-PF die-hards who had been bused into the capital, Harare, from distant towns and villages in the party's rural strongholds — loudly cheered Mr. Mnangagwa and hailed him as a "hero" and "liberator.
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"Spider-Man: Homecoming" arrives in movie theaters on July 7, of course, but for die-hards there is also "The Art of Spider-Man," original artwork from various manifestations of the Marvel Comics hero now on view at the Society of Illustrators in New York.
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She was talking to a profusely sweating and grizzled man named Randal Thorn, a prominent member of Trump's gang of "Front Row Joes," a crew of die-hards who show up early, usually sleeping overnight, to secure the first spots in line at rallies.
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While Sheeran die-hards (lovingly called the Sheerios, a term of which he approves) remain loyal defenders and supporters, his growing legion of vocal detractors raises the question: How did a seemingly innocuous artist — an affable, slightly nerdy, acoustic guitar–toting Brit — become so polarizing?
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Imagine the scene; tech-house die-hards embracing psytrance burn-outs, bulbous-eyed gabber maniacs tenderly linking arms with Avicii stans, DJ Sneak going twos on a Camel with everyone he's ever pissed off, all before the emergent messiah of a club-ready Sheeran.
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Pacing backstage, he half-jokingly observes these pre-show moments are "the worst," but he pushes through, sharing some laughs with labelmate Prof before putting on his game face and coming out with the energy and conviction that makes die-hards hang on his every word.
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King stayed on Super Bowl topic at first, getting some great answers about how Michelle barbecued all day, how her mom hangs out in some kind of "champagne room" to watch the game while the die hards have their own room, and the kids have theirs.
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Somewhere in the crowd was Martin Shkreli, the hedge-fund manager and pharmaceutical executive whose gigantic price increase on the drug Daraprim had made him a headline-grabbing villain and, through the alchemy of 2016 provocation politics, had become a cause célèbre to some Trump die-hards.
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"We are quick to forget that online support is loudest among die-hards and is not representative of voters," said Andrew Bleeker, the president of the Democratic communications firm Bully Pulpit Interactive and a former adviser to President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on digital strategy.
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Likewise, those who generally found the standard Reese's cup to be a heavy treat enjoyed the lighter, slimmer nature of the Thins, but the peanut butter die-hards who are most likely to pick up a Reese's cup in the first place had a very different opinion.
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For lengthy sections of the speech — Trump's seemingly endless bragging about his poll standing, his praise of a Time magazine cover story titled "How Trump Won," his boasts about the power of his Twitter account — the only applause seemed to come from a small group of die-hards.
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" From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous Although she loves interacting with Fifty Shades die-hards, Harden fumbled her words when asked if her children — 12-year-old twins Julitta and Hudson, and daughter Eulala Scheel, 18 — have watched her in the movie. "No!
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The Unicode Consortium gave emoji die-hards a preview of some of the new selections back in the spring, but the latest announcement has the complete roster, which includes a few very necessary additions and a few that probably won't make it to most users' frequently used menu.
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In the opening scene of Booksmart, a winsome comedy about two try-hards who set out to prove they can have fun on the eve of their high school graduation, Molly (Beanie Feldstein) wakes in the flamingo-pink Le Capris apartment complex to a pre-recorded pep talk.
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The Big Bang Theory wasn't for Comic-Con die-hards, but it was for people who thought going to Comic-Con once or twice might be fun — and the standing-room-only audiences it drew at Comic-Con at the height of its popularity more than proved as much.
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I've heard that many Mr. Robot die-hards don't love season two because Elliot has been so generally aimless, but it's a shame that they're not responding to Darlene, Angela, and Dom, who have all been involved in the kinds of weekly stories that once kept Elliot's arc float.
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Zigzagging across Iowa with a ragtag group of aides and "Yang Gang" die-hards, it'd be easy to forget you were watching not just a candidate for president — but one who beat out sitting U.S. senators and governors to become one of seven contenders gracing the debate stage Thursday.
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While the four parks are the main draw for many people visiting "the most magical place on Earth," long days on your feet spent running from ride to ride can leave even the biggest Disney die-hards exhausted — and feeling the need for a vacation from their vacation.
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It's a strategy a small handful of startups, like Beyond Meat—which makes a similar, "bleeding" burger—and Perfect Day Foods (which makes plant-based dairy products) are all tackling: make a product that's convincing enough to win over die-hards, and just happens to be good for the planet.
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We rounded up something fun for every type of muggle and wizard, from the ones who just love the movies (aka the muggles) to the die-hards who can tell you the answer to what you'd get if you added powdered root of asphodel to an infusion of wormwood (the wizards).
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We like to think this depends on the NFL's leadership, that this is a watershed moment for Roger Goodell and Co., but the truth of it is that it mostly comes down to us, the fans, casual and die-hards alike, and what we are willing to countenance in exchange for our entertainment.
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From a pork belly-heavy rendition of bokkeumbap (kimchi fried rice) that calls for a half-pound slab of bacon to dishes like kongguksu (cold soy milk noodle soup) that haven't quite hit the mainstream American palate, this book is suitable for both Korean food die-hards and the Korean food-curious.
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It seems like it wants to use its promise of wild CGI magical creatures to pull in a new generation of young fans who might have missed the entire Harry Potter craze of the 2000s, while also catering to Harry Potter die-hards who really want to learn more about Rowling's wizarding world.
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Suspecting that deep secrets are hidden there — in the form of captured aliens (dead or alive), crashed extraterrestrial spaceships and futuristic weaponry — U.F.O. die-hards have long pushed the government to come clean about the facility, which was established in 1955 as an annex of the Atomic Energy Commission's Nevada Test Site.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Gabbard, Buttigieg battle over use of military in Mexico MORE had 85033 percent, a faltering but still alive Biden had 16 percent, Bloomberg 14 percent, and Sanders, with die-hards, at 13 percent.
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Though hearing the studio chatter and goof-ups around Take 9 of "Octopus's Garden" is an exercise for die-hards, there are some excellent stripped-down versions of tunes: George Harrison's studio demo of "Something" without strings and multi-tracks; and McCartney's home demo of "Goodbye" written for the singer Mary Hopkin.
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Though hearing the studio chatter and goof-ups around Take 9 of "Octopus's Garden" is an exercise for die-hards, there are some excellent stripped-down versions of tunes: George Harrison's studio demo of "Something" without strings and multi-tracks; and McCartney's home demo of "Goodbye" written for the singer Mary Hopkin.
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The Sanders die-hards came out in force in Nevada, a state where he narrowly lost four years ago to Hillary Clinton, leading him to an easy victory over Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren — and establishing him as the Democratic Party's frontrunner in the race to take on President Donald Trump this fall.
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Support for a so-called People's Vote on the terms of Britain's exit from the EU was confined to a motley group of die-hards, no-hopers and eccentrics who spent more time feuding over technicalities (should 16-year-olds be given a say this time round?) than they did making their case to the people.
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" In the series' second season—a litmus test of sorts that separates casual fans from die-hards—the show's tone shifts toward the supernatural, with a primary plot line revolving around an evil spirit world called the Black Lodge, described by one character as "a place of almost unimaginable power, chock full of dark forces and vicious secrets.
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Hundreds of wrestling die-hards in "Bullet Club" T-shirts walked in clusters, chatting about Kazuchika Okada in the previous night's main event, while roughly the same number of Jehovah's Witnesses—dressed-up families, grannies and aunties being helped into wheelchairs by teens—filed out of the assembly hall next to the one we piled into.
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It's a team that's been consistently supported only by die-hards who have latched on to TFC as a source of pride, and made BMO Field a place where a small yet unquestionably passionate group of fans can bond over their love of a sport that most of this country (unlike the rest of the world) has abandoned.
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The 19326 baseball season, now getting underway, is the 22003th since the team decamped to Los Angeles, leaving Brooklyn's baseball die-hards with pangs of heartsickness for the loss of Gil Hodges, Duke Snider and Pee Wee Reese and venomous animosity for the never-to-be-forgiven betrayal of the team owner, Walter O'Malley, who took them away.
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While this may not be intentional, the lyrics "cause when the heart breaks/it always feels like the first time" feel like a comment to Jepsen die-hards who supported the shit out of E-MO-TION after it was released and saw how it subsequently failed to gain the kind of reach we all thought it would.
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THOMAS ALAN LINZEY Executive Director, Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund Mercersburg, Pa. To the Editor: As a liberal who supported Senator Bernie Sanders for president and thought that Hillary Clinton wasn't progressive enough, I might be expected to be one of those hand-wringing, hyperventilating #NeverTrump die-hards alluded to in Richard Fausset's essay ("Hall of Mirrors," Jan. 25).
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Sure, the spectacle may have been technically about muted fashion tones and some big reveal, but when you pack the most famous family on the planet, Anna Wintour, a hundred of rap's biggest names, 2,000 models, nearly as many press, and 20,000 Yeezus die-hards into an arena, it's basically the biggest power play a mere mortal can make.
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But in more than two dozen interviews this week, voters who helped hand Mr. Trump the presidency — die-hards and reluctant supporters alike — were cheering from their living rooms, offices and diners across America as they saw the outlines of a new conservative era in government fast taking shape, even if they were still a little uneasy about the man doing the shaping.
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I also think it's pretty — certainly prettier than the Model X, and possibly prettier than the Model S. That won't necessarily matter to the Tesla die-hards who were going to plunk down a deposit no matter what, but to legitimately pit this $35,000 sports sedan against the BMW 3 Series, Audi A4s, and Mercedes C-Classes of the world, looking good is non-negotiable.
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"Of all the things he might do to solidify his base, withdrawing from the Paris agreement is pretty far down the list in importance, and for a president at 40 percent approval, it is hard to argue that solidifying his die-hards is his most critical need right now," said Geoffrey Garin, a Democratic pollster who has advised Hillary Clinton as well as environmental groups.
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Filled with flashes of visual beauty and a fistful of interesting ideas, Knight of Cups is — like much of Malick's most recent work — something that asks to be experienced rather than understood, but by pushing his experimental inclinations further than ever before, he's ended up with something that's strangely bereft of poetry or emotional resonance, resulting in a movie that may be off-putting to all but the most ardent Malick die-hards.
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