She idolizes her mother and is secretly an amazing student.
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He idolizes women, but he doesn't view them as equals.
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He idolizes broadcasters such as Jay Bilas, Jay Williams, Smith, and Barkley.
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But the biggest reason she idolizes the justice is her fearless, groundbreaking work.
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She clearly wants Camille to idolize her as much as she idolizes Camille.
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She just idolizes her dad, even though she knows he also is very flawed.
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Their connection while working together is what JCortz idolizes in duos behind influential music.
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Wen Shengjian, 14, wants to become a rapper and idolizes Drake and Kanye West.
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The current ruler, Xi Jinping, idolizes Mao and considers himself the Great Helmsman's equal.
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I have a character who idolizes my character's father, wants to be a mercenary herself.
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The hate group reportedly idolizes Hitler and Charles Manson, and has roughly 80 members nationwide.
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One police report written after the initial arrest said that Richards "obviously idolizes" the millionaire.
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It is pretty transparent that Greenblatt idolizes Poggio despite (or maybe because of) his shortcomings.
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She idolizes Ms. Markle and hopes to be an actress in Los Angeles one day.
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"And the fact that it's named after Michael Jackson, someone who she idolizes, she's super excited."
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But a person on the edge of inside neither idolizes the Us nor demonizes the Them.
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Burley, 13, of Middletown, N.Y., cheers for the Liberty but idolizes Moore, a former Connecticut star.
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She idolizes both Maria and Carol, and wants to be in the action even though it's dangerous.
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Joker flips the script, with De Niro playing the comedian whom Arthur, an aspiring stand-up, idolizes.
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As much as Mr. Nunn idolizes Shakespeare, he's not above cutting a speech or adding in a dance.
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And the best part is that Parton herself will actually make an appearance, playing a prostitute whom Dolly idolizes.
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Noé hopes that, like the films he idolizes, the affective experience will be enough to excuse any interior hollowness.
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Born and raised in Stockholm, he started playing "football" at age 20163 and idolizes the Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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For better or for worse, we live in a culture that idolizes female celebrities, in all stages of their life.
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He has a congenital inability to remember the names of women, though not those of men, and unironically idolizes Hemingway.
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It's a secret no one talks about, because we're still living in a world that idolizes relationships and shames singleness.
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"I suspect he idolizes the dictator Ferdinand Marcos and this manifests in his behavior," Ms. Rosales said of Mr. Duterte.
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The pair idolizes Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jon Stewart and Elena "Legs" Kagan, and uses "Sweet Stormy Daniels!" as an oath.
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He's in the Jerry Lewis role as Murray Franklin, a late-night host whom future Joker Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) idolizes.
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The authors he idolizes — Dickens, Chekhov, Sartre, Tolstoy, George Eliot, Sylvia Plath, William Blake, Shakespeare — have never been translated into Gikuyu.
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Facebook is ramping up a legal fight with the Italian government over a neo-fascist group that idolizes Mussolini and demonizes immigrants.
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That, however, won't stop a young entrepreneur who idolizes Bill Ackman, the billionaire activist and hedge fund manager of Pershing Square Capital Management.
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He may also delegate that task to Rose, a young Resistance mechanic who idolizes Poe — but is about to find the hero inside herself.
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Jimboy's wanderlust is offensive to Hager, but Sandy idolizes his father, begging him to teach him how to box and fish and play guitar.
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The red team idolizes the first President of Indonesia, the left-leaning Sukarno, who was pushed out of office by Suharto in the 1960's.
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He doesn't have any major entertainment industry credits yet, but he idolizes Will Smith, a rapper turned actor who succeeded in a highly competitive field.
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Especially for Thurman (Brett Kelly), an eight-year-old who idolizes Santa and lets Willie stay with him and his senile grandmother for the holidays.
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In an industry that often idolizes youth, it was bracing to see octogenarians (and even older) being celebrated on the biggest night of the year.
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But Clementine has been stoking a passion for clothes, fashion, and designers she idolizes ("Raf Simons!" she swoons, is her favorite) since she was tiny.
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"That happens to be a line from Beyoncé, her favorite performer, who she says she idolizes and would like to imitate," McCaughey replied. http://bit.
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In an interview, Mr. Dong talked about life as a young actor, the state of independent films in China and why he idolizes Mr. Jia.
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Ken is the picture of uxoriousness, devoted to his sighing, supportive wife, Mollie (Caitriona Balfe), and their son, Peter (Noah Jupe), who idolizes his dad.
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This wouldn't be surprising, since Vert idolizes Manson, going so far as to spend $220,000 on a chain with the rock icon's face on it.
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The main character is peppy orphan Ace Ambling, who talks like Ash Ketchum and idolizes Gaz—until she abandons the Leptons to go on a bender.
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It's always been clear he idolizes Jay and that he is eager to be placed into the same lyrical lineage as Jay, alongside Biggie and 'Pac.
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It's the tale of ambitious young Henry Hill (Ray Liotta) who, from his youth, desires nothing so much as a life among the mobsters he idolizes.
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As the film opens, tiny Saroo (the outstanding Sunny Pawar) lives with his beloved mother, younger sister, and older brother Guddu (Abhishek Bharate), whom he idolizes.
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Yet arguably MJ's the greater public servant, for the patience of making him (and the demographic who idolizes this infantilizing kind of male heroics) face the facts.
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The legendary singer was in the middle of performing Tuesday night at United Center in Chicago when, out of nowhere, Ariana -- who idolizes Babs, btw -- strolled onstage.
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Jojo Rabbit, based on Christine Leunen's 2008 novel Caging Skies, is about a 10-year-old boy who idolizes Adolf Hitler and dreams of becoming a Nazi.
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His father, whom he idolizes, is mostly cold and aloof, spending much of his time away from the island on trips that he refuses to talk about.
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Creator, writer, and director Sam Esmail is known for lifting visual elements and even story lines from media he idolizes, and this has Oz written all over it.
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Boy has long made up stories about his father, whom he idolizes, but as he gets to know the real man behind his myths, things begin to shift.
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Yet it's just as likely that Raúl, who reportedly idolizes the Chinese and Vietnamese model of state-controlled, strongman-run quasi-capitalism, is devoted to slow, experimental change.
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In "Squid," Walt (Jesse Eisenberg) idolizes the wrong parent, parroting the pretentiousness and misogyny of his father (Jeff Daniels) while treating his mother (Laura Linney) like a harlot.
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Even in a culture that idolizes high-profile college dropouts (Bill Gates, Steve Jobs), to refuse higher education in America has become tantamount to refusing to fulfill your potential.
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The Senate majority leader idolizes 19th-century Kentucky statesman and lawmaker Henry Clay, and often speaks about the need to preserve the Senate's unique process of deliberation and debate.
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Although she hopes softball will play a part in her adult life, she idolizes Michelle Obama more than any sports star—she tells me she can imagine becoming a teacher.
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Lamar praised Jay-Z, one of his fellow nominees in the category, and a host of other hip-hop stars he said he "idolizes," including Nas and Sean "Diddy" Combs.
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The pope used the evening prayers to bring attention to youth, noting that while culture "idolizes youth" it has made no place for the young, according to The Associated Press.
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It's contrasted with an equally adorable little boy who runs into his big brother before a thunderstorm; the boy idolizes his brother and makes a mistake trying to help him out.
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Without ever praising the poor like a young liberal arts student who idolizes working on a blueberry farm and living off the land, Louis presents a nuanced version of their lives.
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It turns out she's a huge football fan, and totally idolizes Darius, which also means that TDT have underestimated the sort of drama she's going to stir up on the show.
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But for now, what's clear is that there are two factions among the kids: Ashley with Duc, and Ramon with his 17-year-old sister, Kristen (Sosie Bacon), who idolizes Ramon.
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What was supposed to be a fairy-tale matchup for Osaka and the player she idolizes spun out of control after Williams was handed code violations that she described as unfair.
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One of the newer channels openly advocates white nationalist violence against law enforcement; another idolizes the white supremacist who killed nine at a historically black church in Charleston four years ago.
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Spahn ruled out a coalition with the anti-immigration AfD, saying the CDU could not work together with a party he called anti-American and which he said idolizes Russian autocrats.
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Throughout the film, Kayla must grapple with the fact that a man with a lot of power, a person who's the driving force behind a corporation she idolizes, sexually assaulted her.
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Rose idolizes Finn as a hero of the Resistance, and when he tries to leave, she "comes in and basically gives him a depiction of himself that wasn't necessarily true," says Boyega.
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Harrell idolizes Hollywood as much as his cohorts, but he knows for every movie icon there's a murdered starlet or a wannabe who started a cult because his career never took off.
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One woman stood before the room to attest that Hero Hair means everything to her—she cried when she first put her custom wig on and truly became the character she idolizes.
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And he recalls his long friendship with Ben, from school days through Cambridge and beyond, with Martin the scholarship boy who idolizes Ben and becomes almost a member of the Fitzmaurice family.
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In recent years, Carol Danvers has been the main Captain Marvel in the various Marvel comics and cartoons, while the new Ms. Marvel is Kamala Khan, an American Muslim teenager who idolizes Danvers.
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"That happens to be a line from Beyoncé, her favorite performer, who she says she idolizes and would like to imitate," the longtime adversary of the Democratic nominee replied, to laughter from Lemon.
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For Candy, that means accelerated lessons in stagecraft from Genevieve Fury (Dagmara Dominczyk), an Eastern European director she idolizes, and a stronger case that Harvey should invest in more in her celluloid dreams.
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The National Liberation Movement, an ultranationalist group that idolizes Stalin and loathes those who have anything bad to say about him, did not like this competition, which included writings about the Bolshevik terror.
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Later, they kidnap a young Michael Jackson, who idolizes Jeff's thin nose and refers to Jeff and Sharee as his "white mommy and daddy," setting him down the eventual path toward disfiguring plastic surgery.
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Think back to "The Rules of the Game," in which Octave explains that he loves Christine partly as a tribute to her father, a conductor of towering importance whom he idolizes but cannot equal.
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"In trying to win the nomination, every one of the leading candidates dug themselves into a deep hole pandering to the anti-immigrant base of the Republican Party that idolizes Donald Trump," the letter says.
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" Of course, MacFarlane — the creator of Family Guy and The Orville, star of films like Ted, and four-time Grammy-nominated singer who idolizes Frank Sinatra — is not exactly unused to being "in the spotlight.
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Skylar Gray -- who idolizes Ariel -- landed her first big TV gig playing young Abby on the CBS sitcom, "Me, Myself & I," and already she's making more dough in one year than most recent college grads.
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Their Chicago home is filled with vintage furniture by the likes of Oscar Niemeyer and Paul McCobb, and Mr. Flatscher idolizes Frank Lloyd Wright, whom he considers one of the greatest architects of all time.
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Principally, Manhattan Beach concerns Anna, who as a child during the Depression idolizes her father, Eddie, and is only half aware that he is making ends meet by working as a courier for different criminal gangs.
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In "American Pastoral," another Roth stand-in, Nathan Zuckerman, idolizes Swede Levov, the star athlete of Weequahic High School, a character based on the school's real-life star athlete when Mr. Roth attended in the 1940s.
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The Unhappiest Princess References On Earth: "It's almost like we're in a Disney movie," sort of like Enchanted, remarks Dee Dee before the episode reveals that Gypsy's life is absolutely nothing like the movies she so idolizes.
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By telling queer stories within a heteronormative media industry that idolizes sameness and takes guidance from whiteness, it's not difficult to see why an exploration of black queer female relationships is so lacking and largely remains invisible.
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You take all these extreme personalities, distill it all down in this culture that idolizes aggression and masculinity, and the resulting musical output is either angry at the government, or angry at people who don't look like them.
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Cooper, acting his heart out while directing at the same time — it turns out he's great at both — plays Jack with a low growl, a tribute to the older brother (played by the wonderful Sam Elliott) whom he idolizes.
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What Muhammad Ali did—in a culture that worships sports and violence as well as a culture that idolizes black athletes while criminalizing black skin—was redefine what it meant to be tough and collectivize the very idea of courage.
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You know, that very specific suburban white male who idolizes the golden age of rock 'n' roll and would give anything to have been at Woodstock, CBGB, and other iconic venues and performances that have become the stuff of music legend.
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Roman Griffin Davis stars as Johannes "Jojo" Betzler, a wee 10-year-old German boy who idolizes Hitler so much that he imagines the dictator (played by Waititi himself) as an ever-present mentor, pal, and one-man cheering squad.
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Yet Trump's actions often appear to run counter to that strategy as he idolizes Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his foreign policy choices seem dictated not by global strategy but the desires of his political base.
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" Giuliani also doubled down on his claim that allegations against the Bidens are true, adding that the reason his involvement in the complaint is taking precedent in the news is because "the press idolizes Joe Biden and despises Donald Trump.
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Hux recognizes Phasma's deadly potential to add to the ranks of his army, while her companion Siv tries to make sense of the true nature of the woman she idolizes, while hoping that Phasma will help lead them to a better world.
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In The King of Comedy, De Niro plays an aspiring but untalented stand-up comedian named Rupert Pupkin who idolizes a late-night TV host, scheming and dreaming of being put on his show, and eventually kidnaps him in order to make it happen.
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The song is so utterly generic that in light of Arrington's alleged crimes, it's tempting to see it as satire, an homage to the empty promises of a society that idolizes the pursuit of material wealth even as those in power hoard it all for themselves.
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C.K.'s Glen idolizes Malkovich's auteur, much as C.K. reveres Woody Allen, and one way of looking at C.K.'s movie is as a kind of Manhattan answer record, extending and undermining that film's romantic portrait of a romance between a middle-aged man and a teenage girl.
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Luke Cage's first season and all of its various components — the blaxploitation genre it twists, the Western feel in its bones, the mobster flicks it idolizes — coalesce around one idea: the question of what it will take for a black hero to survive in a system that wishes he would disappear.
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In Sanjay Patel's debut short, a young Indian boy has no interest in participating in his father's daily religious ritual, until he sees the connection between his father's gods and the superheroes the boy idolizes on TV. It's a dynamic, fast-moving, visually vivid story, but one with a lot of heart at its core.
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"If I asked a young boy what superhero they looked up to, I feel a lot fewer would say a female one than in reverse, which is a shame because I feel like we need to live in a culture that values and respects and looks up to and idolizes women as much as men," Watson says.
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Stefano Recchia, who holds the John G. Tower chair in international politics and national security at Southern Methodist University, suggested that Trump may be playing to a smaller audience than he and his campaign believe: His constituency in these matters appears to consist primarily of his nationalist civilian base, which idolizes the military without truly understanding the military.
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"You can go a long way of getting rid of a bad stereotype that Staten Island and Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights are bad, that somehow it's a haven that idolizes and romanticizes guys who fancy themselves as wise guys," Curtis Sliwa, a conservative radio host and founder of the Guardian Angels, a vigilante crime fighting group, said at the same rally.
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"Hillary Clinton expresses that she finds the language on that bus horrific, but in fact she likes language like this, quote, 'I came to slay b----, when he 'F' me good I take his a-- to Red Lobster,' that happens to be line from Beyoncé, her favorite performer, whom she says she idolizes and says she would like to imitate," McCaughey said.
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But even though the most headline-grabbing moments from the meeting involved Kanye's extended rant about everything from mental illness and the 13th Amendment, the bizarre event shed further light on the rapper's admiration for the president: Namely, that Kanye idolizes Trump not for what he believes or what he's done, but because of how he looks when he's doing it.
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It is almost certain, though, that this particular coded language was written into his prepared text by one of three fascistic advisers: Stephen Miller, a one-time fellow traveler of Richard Spencer, who coined the term "alt-right"; Sebastian Gorka, the bellowing ogre who was affiliated with the Nazi-aligned Hungarian nationalist order of Vitézi Rend; or Steve Bannon, the anti-modernist Breitbart impresario who idolizes Nazi propagandists.
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