When it comes to catering to girls and women in equal measure as consumers, it's only rational to ensure that women are also placed and positioned in equal measure in the industry's ranks.
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It is influenced by Asia and America in equal measure.
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But we don't all feel those effects in equal measure.
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It fuels him and tears him apart in equal measure.
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Peres was in equal measure a hawk and a dove.
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Political websites have been reaping the whirlwind in equal measure.
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Yet her employees idolise and despise her in equal measure.
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He peddled extravagant piety and extreme contempt in equal measure.
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Something to gladden, and sadden, the heart in equal measure.
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In equal measure, Roberts touted the justices' efforts at collegiality.
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It attempted to be mythic and modern in equal measure.
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I found it haunting, thrilling and confounding in equal measure.
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Together, they look remarkable — fascinating and terrifying in equal measure.
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A sense of beauty and intense danger in equal measure.
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Ward found the flamboyant pornographer fascinating and repulsive in equal measure.
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Nothing else manages to be comfortable and chic in equal measure.
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The annual event invigorates and paralyzes the city in equal measure.
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Brace yourself to be amused, disgusted, and bewildered in equal measure.
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He would doubtless have repulsed and fascinated Weber in equal measure.
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My role was not to entertain and educate in equal measure.
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Still, he remained diligent, improving in both fields in equal measure.
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He's called a genius, charlatan, visionary and crackpot in equal measure.
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They've targeted civilians, police and the military in equal measure. 2.
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A sitcom that made you laugh and care in equal measure?
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Every man pulling his weight in equal measure isn't exactly sexy.
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That's why leaders need to exercise power in equal measure with caution.
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This means that we are who our food eats in equal measure.
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A selling point that makes them adored and abhorred in equal measure.
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His scores are known to delight and terrify musicians in equal measure.
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They worry in equal measure about being seen and not being seen.
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His sons are a source of devotion and repugnance in equal measure.
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It is, in equal measure, belly-achingly hilarious and heart-meltingly soppy.
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It's a season that is cherished and dreaded often in equal measure.
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First album favorite "Planet Claire" is trippy and silly in equal measure.
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Russell, meanwhile, loves and hates his wife, Christine (Susan Park), in equal measure.
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They were a new archetype, with taste, capital, and mobility in equal measure.
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This book is hilarious and heartbreaking in equal measure; pop cultural and political.
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Mr. Bialowitz's tale of survival involved good fortune and courage in equal measure.
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Ms. Zellner, tough and smart in equal measure, is Part 2's star.
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That needs to be a piece of the Democratic policy in equal measure.
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TV loves spy serials, which can provide ambiguity and explosions in equal measure.
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We can only hope that her successor has those qualities in equal measure.
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Tiny's life was now love and hatred falling on her in equal measure.
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And yet, XIV frames this as potentially inspiring and unsettling in equal measure.
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Viewers see perfection and imperfection in equal measure; new details draw the eye.
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Very early-stage tech investors want to be shocked and impressed in equal measure.
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" It was a performance that left the Americans "impressed and exasperated in equal measure.
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Escape-ism throbs with a sensual anger, hilarious and genuinely aggrieved in equal measure.
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Their characters are raw, vulnerable, likeable/frustrating in equal measure, and — above all — believable.
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That's what we are experiencing today – and it's exciting and disorientating in equal measure.
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I had little doubt the imagery would be swoony and campy in equal measure.
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AI excites fear and enthusiasm in equal measure, and raises a lot of questions.
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Anything that damages outbound demand from London will diminish inbound capacity in equal measure.
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Humility and Hubris Count on Trump to show both, in equal measure and simultaneously.
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Rumination and risk-taking, in equal measure, mark this conceptual photographer's spellbinding new exhibition.
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Eternally stuck in la vie quotidienne, trouble and pleasure escape them in equal measure.
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McCartney understood this, seeing himself in equal measure a cabaret and a rock writer.
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The story seemed to stir something in her, empathy and creativity in equal measure.
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According to Cather, penises and vaginas are censored in equal measure under Japanese law.
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"They say things like 'I hate you' and 'love you,' in equal measure," Bowen joked.
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In fact, Jackson features abortion providers and crisis pregnancy center (CPC) employees in equal measure.
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Would this undermine all that has made the Prius loved and hated in equal measure?
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Isn't what he made both a tender homage and an absurd replica in equal measure?
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It's heartbreaking and impressive in equal measure, and a fitting tribute to a fallen brother.
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Lotic stitches the disparate worlds together more delicately, offering complexity and comfort in equal measure.
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Selina is back on the campaign trail, where haplessness and maneuvering abound in equal measure.
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The antlers of the prehistoric deer Megaloceros giganteus inspire awe and bemusement in equal measure.
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As in real life, the Elaine in Jacobs's book frustrates and entertains in equal measure.
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Unpacking Procore's S-1 filing Not all companies, however, enjoyed the day in equal measure.
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Oddly emotional and terrifying, its textures and vibes are confounding and enrapturing in equal measure.
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On its own, it's a spectacularly silly moment worthy of groans and cheers in equal measure.
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Trulli's meme style is quirky and irreverent, tackling pop culture and everyday experiences in equal measure.
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Fans on Twitter seemed to be impressed and appalled in equal measure by the slime attack.
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Unless you were particularly cruel or a social pariah, everyone gave and received in equal measure.
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There was something almost ghostly about his face: pale, white and flushed red in equal measure.
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When Schlegels and Wilcoxes meet, each family finds the other alienating and titillating in equal measure.
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The program, full of kind souls and too-big personalities in equal measure, wasn't for me.
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The subsequent sex scene between the two characters is sweet, hot and groundbreaking in equal measure.
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He could be caustic and wry in equal measure, especially in exchanges with his American counterparts.
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In New York, Ben and Kate's relationship grows more serious and more fraught in equal measure.
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Like open-shirt-blues era Iceage, they love Nick Cave and Gun Club in equal measure.
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It's uniquely Foxian, serious and hilarious in equal measure, consistently off the rails but never lost.
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Ever since it closed, it has been a drag, offering promise and dashed hopes in equal measure.
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They're our life's towering originals, the difficult ones who infuriate us and exhilarate us in equal measure.
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Well, to know me is to know my chronic illness and love of beauty in equal measure.
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It's the fashion refrain of today, celebrated and decried in equal measure but defining of the sector.
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While 28 percent said they use voice assistants for search in equal measure to mobile or desktop.
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And, that doesn't just apply to our teams; it applies to our own leadership in equal measure.
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It's fair to say I am familiar with (and respectful of) pens and cocktails in equal measure.
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I'm now reading Putney by Sofka Zinovieff and am finding it gripping and disturbing in equal measure.
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This is a great day for people like myself, who love birds and hubris in equal measure.
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Bizarre and insanely difficult in equal measure, a fucking beautiful gift given to sports fans every year.
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What emerges is a potently ambiguous sound world that conveys human warmth and chill in equal measure.
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Despite provoking morbid fascination and horror in equal measure, twin murder is certainly not a new phenomenon.
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At once poetic and humane, humorous and harrowing, it informs and delights the heart in equal measure.
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A book that can appeal to readers big and small in equal measure seems miraculous to me.
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For now, he remains one of those players who gratify and torment tennis fans in equal measure.
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Of the leads, Shahid Kapoor hams it up no end, snarling and then smirking in equal measure.
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If you believe steroid use is cheating, you should vote against all PED users in equal measure.
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Baloch polarized Pakistani society; condemned as anti-Islamic and celebrated as a feminist icon in equal measure.
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China has threatened retaliation in equal measure, including tariffs on major U.S. exports like soybeans and aircraft.
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Op-Ed Contributor As with most politicians, Franklin D. Roosevelt loved attention and approval in equal measure.
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This year's coronavirus outbreak has hurt the banking hubs of Hong Kong and Singapore in equal measure.
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We see that Ratner's fate and the stone's are somehow linked — blessed and cursed in equal measure.
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But at home he has become a highly polarizing figure, inspiring devotion and revulsion in equal measure.
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But, as with Mo, that's impossible: you can't break the line or the man in equal measure.
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Rather than a cheap thrill, "Get Out" is a rare film that challenges and entertains in equal measure.
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Google's policy to disclose after 90 days without a patch is often criticized and applauded in equal measure.
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When Chuck Todd interviewed Ryan on Sunday's Meet the Press, he sounded exasperated and puzzled in equal measure.
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You love him and hate him in equal measure, which is exactly the idea of the trickster god.
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Her fascination with terrorism approached Manson levels of grey, in which repulsion and fascination exist in equal measure.
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This was Alexei Ratmansky's "Serenade After Plato's Symposium," new in May, which satisfies and mystifies in equal measure.
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If 10 Sullivan celebrates its wedge-shaped site, 100 Franklin masks it and embraces it in equal measure.
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Visit any refugee camp and you'll see that it is in equal measure extremely stressful and extremely boring.
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One that "values people, profit, creativity and the environment in equal measure," Orsola de Castro told VICE Impact.
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Rumination and risk-taking, in equal measure, mark Jeff Wall's spellbinding new exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea.
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And yet, to be fair, both players are given their say, and their clamorous voice, in equal measure.
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Beijing said it would respond immediately and in equal measure on U.S. goods ranging from cars to soybeans.
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Eventually, it has no choice but to become all too human: capable of good and evil in equal measure.
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He relished the freedom of a blank sheet, which allowed one to write and to draw in equal measure.
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The truth was that being Korean and being adopted were things I had loved and hated in equal measure.
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Atalanta has cut a swath through Serie A these last few years, winning games and friends in equal measure.
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No NBA player, I think, is more defined, more shaped, by his dread, existential and physical in equal measure.
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Meanwhile, independents back Trump and Clinton in equal measure -- 221% -- with a full 2402% saying they'll go for Johnson.
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Equal parts unnerving and hilarious, this tongue-in-cheek thriller will have you gasping and laughing in equal measure.
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Like the Russian lake that gives the track it's name, "Baikal Acid" feels expansive and forbidding in equal measure.
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The panel showed the many ways that European nightlife is in transition, facing threats and opportunities in equal measure.
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In Ukraine, pro-Kiev volunteer battalions and pro-Russian separatist fighters have used small commercial drones in equal measure.
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"It's important to realize that women have not been excluded from all sports in equal measure," Mehlman Petrzela adds.
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Molly forces Issa to consider the idea that she's capable of being both selfish and caring in equal measure.
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The scenarios and their attendant psychologies are utterly conventional, but the characters and cast are appealing in equal measure.
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Suzanne Belperron, the French jewelry designer, was feared and respected in equal measure by those who worked with her.
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I'm sure this is a universal fact (in cities, anyway), applied to male and female bicyclists in equal measure.
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Heartfelt, hysterical, and beautifully staged, this hour of intimate storytelling will make you laugh and cry in equal measure.
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But one of his strategies is showing love and scorn in equal measure to all sides of the argument.
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The sound is about joy and force in equal measure, full of hummable melodies and moments of proud combustion.
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"There's nothing I can do about it," he concludes, his voice full of fear and wonder in equal measure.
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For women in the same age group, gray hair showed up on the crown and the temples in equal measure.
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Game of Thrones is known in equal measure for its densely interwoven plot and its many, many, many nude scenes.
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And over the years, mainstream marketability for the Pride parade has grown in equal measure to its descent from purpose.
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But as green-fingered hobbyists and the Green Goblin know in equal measure, it is unlikely to be so simple.
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China, which denies it coerces technology transfers, has threatened retaliation in equal measure, including tariffs on U.S. soybeans and aircraft.
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That makes marketing a big part of it and puts the responsibility on designers, developers and writers in equal measure.
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They cheered for both wrestlers in equal measure for the first couple of minutes, but that soon began to change.
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Froch is a spiky character himself with plenty of the UK boxing fanbase loving and loathing him in equal measure.
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The duo brings out the best in each other in equal measure and the song achieves greatness because of it.
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His work has been copied, beloved and aspired to in equal measure (see the popular "Accidentally Wes Anderson" Instagram account).
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For nearly 25 years, Issey Miyake's Pleats Please has delighted those who appreciate conceptual design and comfort in equal measure.
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When people are afraid, and uncertain, they embrace panic and denial in equal measure, and the comfort of the known.
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His playing is pleasant and reassuring, but also distinctive: He's influenced in equal measure by Bill Evans and Red Garland.
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Digital platforms allow for infinite connection and inspiration at your fingertips, which can be amazing and overwhelming in equal measure.
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It appears that his fellow Texans overwhelmingly returned that love in equal measure -- likely because Dhaliwal had a big heart.
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Johnson, whose persona as a 'buffoon' can charm and repel in equal measure, is at the front of the pack.
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The stylistic departure — or arrival — of the novel's concluding section is brave and strange, confounding and intriguing in equal measure.
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That is owed in equal measure to the genius of its creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, and the brilliance of its ensemble.
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The Islamic State has long taken pride in its flair for developing content that is innovative and repugnant in equal measure.
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Les [Moonves] is saying they're not true, so I would think, in equal measure, he would want the results put out.
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Parents still took leave to look after newborns, but as they did so in equal measure this no longer penalised women.
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In an age when analytics and ball movement were becoming more important, Joe was grudgingly respected and mocked in equal measure.
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Close readers of these newsletters know that I abhor brunch, a meal that ruins breakfasts, lunches and Sundays in equal measure.
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He's also a poet and a novelist, and his new book of poems, "Dothead," is charming and urgent in equal measure.
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It's a record that speaks to the heavy heat of summer nights, the promise and destruction they bring in equal measure.
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But grief is a solitary journey, even when you're married and the deceased is a child you loved in equal measure.
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These artists — who were raised on television and Andy Warhol — were concerned with critical theory and punk rock in equal measure.
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She loves to joke about all things bodily and will talk about alien life, scatology, politics, and painting in equal measure.
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China, which denies it coerces such technology transfers, has threatened retaliation in equal measure, including tariffs on U.S. soybeans and aircraft.
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The artists on view present, in equal measure, the multitudinous nature of their own identities, histories, and the terrains of their birth.
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And, just to make everyone happy, perrennial Klinsmann snub Kljestan received an assist—in equal measure—from none other than Christian Pulisic.
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" But the promotion's attracted criticism in equal measure for its provision of guns and bibles, ranging from "just lunatic" to "violently American.
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And C.J.'s relationship with her brother is touching without being saccharine, as they frustrate and support each other in equal measure.
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Fandom and media are in a symbiotic relationship, one side constantly helping or hurting the other — though not always in equal measure.
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This will be a golden era for both Cupid and the muse, as Libra loves romance and the arts in equal measure.
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"We want to work with Berlin on global unfair trading practices because those are impacting our economies in equal measure," he said.
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If we succeed in making a smart allocation of traffic between roads and airspace, people and cities can benefit in equal measure.
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As a result, he was loathed by pro-British unionists and the British government, but lionized in equal measure by Irish nationalists.
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Play "1 Night" loud and feel sad and hopeful in equal measure, because it's not summer yet but it will be soon.
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Everything is bathed in golden sunlight, and there's a nip in the air—big feels and plot twists abound in equal measure.
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Popular Force wants the new president to pardon the 78-year-old Mr Fujimori, who is loved and reviled in equal measure.
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" The message I get most frequently saddens me and encourages me in equal measure: "How can you be so open about this?
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At its best, the LP makes you think and dance in equal measure, and Arcade Fire's arena tour should accomplish something similar.
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Throughout The Circle, rotating characters of different races, ages, cultural backgrounds, and sexual identities and orientations stole the spotlight in equal measure.
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The Never-Trumpers nod in unison, clucking in equal measure, "I told you so" while deeply intoning that the end is nigh.
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" Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said Walsh "possesses a rare combination of talent, integrity and humor in equal measure.
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When I first visited Mahmoud's dawar , I found a tall, thin young man whose eyes reflected shrewdness and suspicion in equal measure.
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SAME SAME By Peter Mendelsund The renowned graphic designer Peter Mendelsund's first novel manages to be breezy and profound in equal measure.
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Sure, Geralt's an awesome swordsman, something of a fantasy-world stud, loved and loathed in equal measure by villagers across the Northern Kingdoms.
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All eight pages are loaded with unrealistic claims and useless filler in equal measure, mimicking the worst sins of hard-sell ICO bullshit.
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The heart of the film is the tortured relationship between Logan and Charles Xavier, who resent and need each other in equal measure.
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Capcom diehards, and old-school DBZ fans in equal measure with what look like the best game the franchise has seen in ages.
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"In the Bleak Midwinter" is rather different; sombre and earnest in tone, it offers up themes of hope and strife in equal measure.
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The film can't spread around its camera time in equal measure, but it does give all the characters an equal shot at despair.
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Savit imparts his characters with an uncanny gift for language, and the descriptions of their surroundings are poetic and desolate in equal measure.
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It's also a potent reminder of her talent: she can churn out club-ready dance-pop and ferocious diss tracks in equal measure.
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Tears and booze will flow in equal measure, and there will be a prize awarded to the bearer of the most outstanding antlers.
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All I can tell you is to pay close attention to what you're drawn to and what you're afraid of, in equal measure.
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The nineties in the building, as in Russia as a whole, were a time of anarchic opportunity, exhilarating and terrifying in equal measure.
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With government funding scarce, the sanctuary has to strike an ecotourism balancing act that left Pizarras both hopeful and frustrated in equal measure.
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This logic, which echoes President Trump's "violence on many sides" statement, also tacitly condones the NYPD's disruption of those groups in equal measure.
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Rivalled only by rats and pigeons, they've become a staple of city wildlife across the globe, enchanting and enraging citizens in equal measure.
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It's horrifying and in equal measure exciting, in a way that is likely to leave you both appalled and satisfied by the end.
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A deeper dive into the data shows that people decreased their consumption of necessary health care in equal measure to unnecessary health care.
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After so many years away, I'm returning to Firefox, in equal measure pushed by Chrome's downsides as I am pulled by Firefox's latest upgrades.
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In the last few decades, however, this seems to have crystallized into a gender stereotype which men and women buy into in equal measure.
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It's a here we go again exercise that think-piece writers and social media pundits have come to dread and celebrate in equal measure.
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Both leads are fantastic—Emma Stone will never, ever be better—and the movie jazzes you up and rings you out in equal measure.
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The day after the coup attempt, a newly wed couple swept incongruously into a restaurant near Taksim Square, alarmed and elated in equal measure.
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This is guitar music at its most bellowing, James's booming voice coming off like a football hooligan and pulpit-bound priest in equal measure.
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People hated and feared it in equal measure, as drivers had to pay attention to multiple sources of traffic on a one-lane bridge.
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It came at the listener from as many directions, drawing from trap and R&B in equal measure, a showcase for his broad talents.
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The beat glitches and snarls in equal measure while Brown speeds up, rarely finding the time to take a breath, stringing every bar out.
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He feels joy and sadness in equal measure, and knows for the first time that they are the same thing, viewed from different places.
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Jair Bolsonaro's climb to power has been marked by divisive rhetoric and offensive speech that has thrilled followers and appalled critics in equal measure.
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In 2010's "Dinner for Schmucks," Steve Carell's character builds dioramas out of dead mice, signaling in equal measure his oddness and his sensitivity.
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As a card-carrying economist, I don't believe this, but it seems that, in equal measure, Mr. Trump doesn't believe what economists say, either.
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Drawing from a long Afrofuturist tradition, Splendor & Misery captures in equal measure the solitude, terror, and hope offered by the void of outer space.
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She was struck by this contradiction, and drawn to it, too: How could a word be so strewn with love and shame in equal measure?
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, a political foe of Weatherill, on Saturday called his pursuit of renewable energy projects "ideology and idiocy in equal measure".
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In rock climbing, strength, flexibility, and nerves of steel are needed in equal measure — and more women than ever are proving that they're triple threats.
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He displayed that in spades in "Worth," outsmarting Simon, Dwight, and Rick in equal measure, and laying a trap that could win him the war.
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Reports for months have pegged the Boston Celtics as the most serious of those suitors, delighting Boston fans and dismaying Utah fans in equal measure.
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Visitors may find this concept even more elusive than that of this year's camp show, which drew people in and frustrated them in equal measure.
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I heard things in songs I've been listening to for years that I had never noticed before, which is weird and wonderful in equal measure.
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They can define a block, lending sustenance, status and sodality in equal measure — and a sense of belonging in a city fueled by self-reliance.
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The book is disheartening and enraging in equal measure — and also occasionally dull, as when the numerous stories of electoral manipulation seem to repeat themselves.
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"Before Sunrise" (1995), the first film in the director Richard Linklater's "Before" trilogy, is cute and cringing in equal measure, as young love often is.
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At its best, the LP makes you think and dance in equal measure, and Arcade Fire's arena tour, at the Garden at 7:30 p.m.
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"Never Look Away" bristles with half-formed thoughts and almost-heady insights, and hums with an ambition that is exasperating and exhilarating in equal measure.
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BALTIMORE — H.L. Mencken, the Jazz Age scribe who loved Baltimore and booze in equal measure, spared no opportunity to praise his state's famous rye whiskey.
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A patch adding mutinous complications to that epic campaign seems like it would slow things down in equal measure to making them more strategically interesting.
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It surpassed politics and nosedived into vaudeville; we sopped it up, horrified and amused, that uniquely American capacity to revile and crave psychosis in equal measure.
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Seedy and seductive in equal measure, it looks like just the right blend of character drama and cultural specificity we've come to expect from Simon's work.
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Spotted in equal measure on the catwalk and the streets, from brands like Lorod to Calvin Klein, this Americana denim style is making quite the impression.
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It's catchy and fucked up in equal measure—twisted-up, pitch shifted, and bit-crushed, but still full of saccharine moments that'll please your lizard brain.
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Some Republicans said the rules targeting ISPs were heavy-handed and unfair because they didn't apply to tech giants like Facebook and Google in equal measure.
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When the Christmas Day lull comes (and it always does) you can get things going again with artistic coffee that'll impress and surprise in equal measure.
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The first Hindi trailer features the voice of Bollywood actress and Quantico star Priyanka Chopra as the snake Kaa, sounding sinister and mysterious in equal measure.
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Apex Legends is a whole lot of fun, but like the best BR games, squeezing out a win can be overwhelming and intoxicating in equal measure.
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Her vivid, elusive movies are observational and fragmented, agitated and entropic in equal measure, populated by accident-prone characters notable for their absence of self-awareness.
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President Donald Trump has threatened up to $150 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, and China's Ministry of Commerce has threatened to retaliate in equal measure.
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China has promised to retaliate in equal measure, targeting U.S. soybeans, aircraft, autos and other goods for additional tariffs, causing U.S. farm commodity prices to fall.
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One common test for testosterone steroids measures the body's T/E ratio, which normally finds testosterone (T) and epitestosterone (E) in equal measure in undoped athletes.
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Rather than victimize environmentalists, Tehran should regard them as assets in fighting a nationwide drought, which threatens both the regime and its people in equal measure.
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If the Mid903s soundtrack is the closest we've ever gotten to understanding Jonah Hill's soul — it's one who loves Smokepurpp, Morrissey, and ESG in equal measure.
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On Soccer DORTMUND, Germany — The choice in front of Ousmane Dembélé, a teenage French forward of almost limitless promise, was flattering and bewildering in equal measure.
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In equal measure, I fear being judged for all that, for instinctually retreating from rather than being drawn toward the shrieking blobs everyone else melts over.
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And rascality, in various guises, was another feature of life, as new forms of entertainment began to dominate attention, demanding villains and heroes in equal measure.
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From huge detailed floor mosaics with mythological scenes to intricate chiseled reliefs of battles and bacchanals, the rich colors and fine details awe in equal measure.
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The episode also set off criticism over the state of the airline industry, in which fees and discomfort seem to rise in equal measure each year.
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For its part, Russia has repeatedly denied the existence of moderate opposition to Assad, routinely characterizing all who oppose the regime as terrorists in equal measure.
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"The passion and commitment that the staff demonstrates and the care they offer both in the hospices and the community is inspiring and humbling in equal measure."
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Instead Kubrick emerges from this exhibition a quixotic figure, one whose relentless pursuit of control was at once astonishing and pointless, impressive and ridiculous in equal measure.
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But what if you, a complex and multi-layered person, enjoy both of these methods of treating yourself in equal measure and wish to combine the two?
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Simone, whom Tess seems to fear, admire, and obsess about in equal measure, is a true connoisseur, a figure of mystery and a little bit of danger.
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"I hope this 2-hour mix is fully representative of my DJ aesthetic: demonstrating a love for our musical past and present in equal measure," he wrote.
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He'll punctuate a gently bowed string swell with a synth that sounds like ball bearings exploding down a crowding stairwell—balancing tenderness and terror in equal measure.
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Simply put, you'd forgive a fighter—a competitor who appreciates their limbs and joints in equal measure—for not wanting any part of a fight against Palhares.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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I let go of everything, and loved everything in the world in equal measure, until the moment I came abruptly back to my own body, shivering uncontrollably.
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In Mr. Obama's case, his wardrobe communicated authority and ease in equal measure, calling little attention to itself in a manner that demonstrated respect for the job.
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He leads the line like a true midfield general, playing with flair, grace, and power in equal measure, but most importantly, with a smile on his face.
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Masterfully directed by John Frankenheimer and featuring Frank Sinatra's finest acting performance, this hallucinatory masterpiece still manages to be darkly funny and queasily discomfiting in equal measure.
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She would be allowed to smoke in my home because I love her strength and fragility in equal measure and would want her to feel totally relaxed.
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Embodying the years spent honing her technique and expertise, Hillary Clinton is the real strongman on stage - something that may reassure us and unsettle us in equal measure.
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Avoiding upbeat bangers and schlock ballads in equal measure, he instead occupies the mild, juicy, fragrantly sugary essence of synthetic pop softcore, delicious until it starts to cloy.
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Ingredients like coconut oil, cocoa butter, and aloe extract will help hydrate and soothe in equal measure, while remedying dry, cracked winter skin in next to no time.
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The entire four-episode season runs about half an hour, and aesthetically, it feels as if it's pulling from both film and the theatrical show in equal measure.
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All of the above are sympathetic and suspicious in equal measure, a result of Brundage's ability to peel away the onionskin layers of emotion that define any relationship.
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That seems wrong; the Little House books are obsessed with food and patriotism, and what is Thanksgiving but our national excuse to indulge in both in equal measure?
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The music video is predictably stylish and unsettling in equal measure, featuring Rønnenfelt singing directly into the camera and giving the same oddly Lynchian smile, over and over.
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Her music—often a collage of muscular percussion, cosmic ambience, and synthetic clanging—offers darkness and optimism in equal measure, seemingly acknowledging trauma and pushing forward from it.
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But Morris's voice combines thoughtfulness and kindliness in equal measure, and it is a profound pleasure to just spend time with her as she works out her thoughts.
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Unlike nuclear missiles, free speech, and the moral truth it brought, was not an element of the superpower struggle to be found in equal measure among both rivals.
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Critic Consensus: "Brainy and bloody in equal measure, 'One Cut of the Dead' reanimates the moribund zombie genre with a refreshing blend of formal daring and clever satire."
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Steeped, as Bulleri himself is, in the Italy of days past, these places are beloved in equal measure by the haute Milanese and a well-heeled international set.
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It doesn't take much to nudge them in either direction; the beat here sounds like an outtake from the "X-Files" score, shimmering and decaying in equal measure.
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Saunders's writing elicits laughs and tears in equal measure, and it has a lot to say about being human, about suffering and pleasure, history, culture, memory and time.
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The Kurupt FM squad—Grindah, who makes David Brent look meek; Beats; Steves and failed entrepreneur Chabuddy G—were our perfect protagonists, horrendous and loveable in equal measure.
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One anonymous biker stressed that this behavior was far from representative of the community at large, who had responded with "maturity and passion in equal measure" to the thefts.
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The band sound rattles, deploying skewed guitar shrieks and melodious ditties in equal measure, anchored by the supple, reliable rhythm section of bassist Tina Weymouth and drummer Chris Frantz's.
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Another point is that wherever fundamentalist Sunnis (from conservative monarchs to populist Muslim Brothers) have held power, they have generally been anti-Shia and anti-Christian in equal measure.
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Half a century after Elvis Presley's gyrating hips stoked mass hysteria, Odd Future, a blustering group of young California rappers and skaters, stirred concern and excitement in equal measure.
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As a solo artist, he makes music steeped in storytelling, his experiences and the textures of English life in cities that can crush and love you in equal measure.
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It was sickening to see—to realize that in equal measure to the shame I was always hearing from the guys around me, there was also a violent pride.
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And its employees, political action committees and other affiliated groups have donated more than $8.4 million in campaign contributions since 7373, giving to Democrats and Republicans in equal measure.
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Playful, touching, and challenging in equal measure, their work often engages the viewer, such as in "Feeder 2" (1998), a life-size gingerbread cabin that spectators could nibble on.
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"It's a chamber piece, romantic and baroque in equal measure, with arresting harmonies and ravishing changes of tone," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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On northern Florida's Atlantic coast, the past is present in this centuries-old city, where history, beachcombing and Southern treats like butter pecan milkshakes are celebrated in equal measure.
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It's basically two love stories for the price of one, and they both look downright swoonworthy: sexy and sweet in equal measure, with just the right touch of humor.
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The Bay Area-artist, recently relocated to New York, has been confounding audiences with her appropriation-laden works since the 21977s that are challenging and enlightening in equal measure.
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China said it was slapping additional import tariffs of 25 percent on $16 billion worth of U.S. goods, responding in equal measure to the United States' new round of tariffs.
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He is one of indie music's great songwriters—empathetic and imaginative in equal measure—and metal seems to be a geniune passion, as well as a springboard for his work.
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We're still dazzled by the notion of a woman who fucks and reads in equal measure, which is to say that she is persistently — myopically — treated as a rare entity.
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Like its CW sister show Riverdale, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is all about aesthetic and mood in a way that plays with elements of goth and camp in equal measure.
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And unless you find the entire genre morally compromised, which is a perfectly reasonable position to hold, you will find Modern Warfare's campaign both exhilarating and upsetting in equal measure.
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The product of all that tinkering is a beguiling collection of electronic music, one that pulls from classic German science fiction and the mythology of alternative communities in equal measure.
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On Monday, China responded in equal measure to the U.S. raising tariffs on imports to 22020% by imposing 25% duties on some $210 billion of U.S. exports to the country.
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In four words, Trump stokes nostalgia and resentment in equal measure by combining a biting truth (that America is not, in fact, great) with a fantasy (that it ever was).
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"He's one of those characters for whom you have sympathy and criticism in equal measure, a perhaps not-uncommon attitude toward the monarchy in general," he said recently of Charles.
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This subject matter can be sensationalized or made hyperpolitical, but from my first interaction with Wilks, I felt he had the ability to convey empathy and sensitivity in equal measure.
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Beijing promised that retaliation in equal measure against U.S. goods would take effect on the same day the U.S. duties kick in and called for other nations to take part.
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When the two of them were together they felt both young and old at once, in equal measure, with the sort of pride that a child feels upon reaching ten.
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The subtleties of a flicked wrist here, an impossibly undulating bicep there, a wiggling toe that is grave and silly in equal measure — these are lost in this baroque production.
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Why We Wish They Were Real: Because our two favorite things in this world are glitter and girl power, and these three have been serving both in equal measure since 2001.
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The long-wear formula is one of the most volumizing and lengthening I've ever used, and it manages to do both in equal measure with minimal clumping — a very rare feat.
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The establishment of clandestine routes across international borders and the criminalization of individuals legitimately seeking access to safe countries may ultimately assist terrorists who exploit chaos and vulnerability in equal measure.
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They warmly embrace the idea that people enjoy listening to a little extra bass and a little less treble, and their tuning is designed to please and excite in equal measure.
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"I grew up in a household with a mom and two older sisters who treated me with a lot of kindness and cruelty in equal measure," he joked to the outlet.
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But shareholders will want to see that those investments are paying off in equal measure, by reducing subscriber cancellations elsewhere within the company, or otherwise making the tech ecosystems more valuable.
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Born out of the same scene that brought us Greys, NEEDS, and White Lung, Blessed's sound is weird, noisy and harsh, drawing from surf, rock and post-punk in equal measure.
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The beat — produced by Gesaffelstein and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (of Daft Punk) with Cirkut — is stormy and dreamy in equal measure, and the Weeknd is coolly vicious atop it.
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Wesley, Gardner, and Siriboe are particularly convincing as the show's main trio of siblings, wearing love and frustration on their faces in equal measure as their characters cast about for answers.
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The neighborhood, home to samurai during that period, has since seen a new wave of shops, restaurants and cultural venues that honor the past and embrace the present in equal measure.
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Maybe Wednesday's drama won't actually matter that much in 2020 -- other than to shape a broader picture of Trump himself for those who love him and hate him in equal measure.
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Mr. Kher's presence led to scenes rarely seen at a literature festival: The language frequently descended into something less than parliamentary, and Mr. Kher found himself booed and cheered in equal measure.
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Inspired and terrified in equal measure, bosses of leading MNCs are now re-examining how exactly their firms "plan, source, make and deliver"—the mantra of supply-chain managers across the world.
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The educational ethos of 19th-century Britain, which is still palpable in some private schools and ancient universities, aimed to revere both the classical tradition and the Christian one in equal measure.
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After breaking out in "The Princess Diaries" (2001), she rose quickly to Hollywood stardom, earning box-office victories ("The Devil Wears Prada", 2006) and critical acclaim ("Brokeback Mountain", 2005) in equal measure.
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The Marvel Studios juggernaut destroyed box office records and long-held Hollywood prejudices in equal measure, but what matters for awards season is that it did so with enormous style and artistry.
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It's an hour-long escapist's dream, built from swirling, beautiful electronica and punishing, club-ready bangers in equal measure, both of which begin and end on the very same E-flat note.
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He breaks out his full actor's arsenal of ticks and affectations, playing some personalities with a twitchy humour and others with a blank creepiness that produces laughs and tension in equal measure.
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Lebanese-American artist, philosopher, and poet Etel Adnan's recent publication, Night, is in equal measure a series of meditations on intersubjectivity and spirituality, and a dialogue between prose poetry and short verse.
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Instead of addressing working-class grievances, fascistic regimes offer their followers a different form of reward by redrawing the lines of inclusion and exclusion, mass-producing myth and arms in equal measure.
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By 2013, King had already been the subject of media scrutiny for his comments suggesting that the DREAM Act would open the border to good students and drug mules in equal measure.
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Praise for the film grew in equal measure to the explosion of divisions in the United States and Europe over how to address changes in immigration, generally, and extralegal immigration in particular.
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Don Bussey, Middleton Place's director of marketing and public relations, is careful to note that the foundation sets out to tell the history of its slaves and the Middletons in equal measure.
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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium (Reuters) - Alexander Albon will be battling nerves and excitement in equal measure when the Thai rookie makes his Red Bull debut at this weekend's Belgian Formula One Grand Prix.
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Born in Tehran and having made his home in Minneapolis, historical and familial references abound in this artist's body of work that draws in equal measure from the arts and the sciences.
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Tamarind paste is awesome: sweet, tart and sour in equal measure, the pulp of the tamarind fruit (also, weirdly, a legume), and common in the cooking of South Asia and the Caribbean.
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But what about those of us who manage to remove the scale entirely — who abandon the prescriptive notion that our professional and personal lives should be experienced separately and in equal measure?
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Desired and derided in equal measure, regularly misunderstood, the hoodie is now heavy with associations of social inequality, youth culture and police brutality, even banned from certain streets, schools and institutions worldwide.
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Welcome to Painterland opens with an extended introduction that puts the group's identity and sense of purpose into context: The RBPA was a social group and an artistic alliance in equal measure.
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Brothers & Sisters, a drama from the mid-2000s about a group of adult siblings getting hugged and yelled at by Sally Field in equal measure, is the show you should start bingeing immediately.
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A parade of business executives broke ties with Trump on Wednesday, a day after he blamed white nationalists and counter-protesters in equal measure for the weekend clashes that left one woman dead.
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A new patent, filed in April of last year and just published, describes a method for building a "portable electronic device with a wraparound display," which sounds silly and amazing in equal measure.
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Barack Obama's eagerness to pull America back from the Middle East, and his dealings with Iran, resulting in a nuclear accord signed last year, alarmed Israel and the Arab states in equal measure.
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So, that despite being a music video, "Feed Me" has the look and feel of a pure audiovisual project—one with a number mesmerizing qualities that will delight and disturb in equal measure.
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Around this triangle of unrequited longing, the forest is alive with werewolves and the ghosts of the dead, their antics adding a Monty Python-esque lunacy that amuses and appalls in equal measure.
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Though it doesn't seem like much fun — they're considerate and selfish in equal measure, they do things for one another without mentioning it and then stab one another in the back — it's theirs.
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His campaign said voters are free to talk to him in the rope line after events, where he takes selfies and questions and makes small talk in equal measure with often-appreciative voters.
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But here's the thing: Sometimes the most unexpected gifts become your most beloved household items, and a foolproof registry is one that includes both standard and not-so-normal gifts in equal measure.
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" Trump supporter Marco Gutierrez, founder of the group Latinos for Trump, also famously warned of taco trucks on every corner â€" an idea that was welcomed and mocked in equal measure at the time.
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Mostly, though, I loved how The Magicians wasn't afraid to be episodic, with each episode telling its own tiny story about 20-somethings dealing with a world of magic and danger in equal measure.
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Deadpool is a lot of things, but the one thing he's absolutely known for is his almost-ceaseless silliness as he slices his way through his foes and the fourth wall in equal measure.
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Ms McGuiness adamantly insisted that these proposals, leaked by an investigative reporter, Sian Norris, were merely being floated, and that any enhanced access would be granted in equal measure to religious and secular groups.
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The decline of manufacturing employment, the rise of service work, and the disruptive ripple of growing globalization, automation and digitization through every segment of the economy have produced opportunity and disruption in equal measure.
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The melancholy, Don McLean-sounding ballad revisits in equal measure Farley's most rib-splitting antics, his friendship with Sandler and fellow SNL alum David Spade, and his untimely death at the age of 33.
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Much of Rosler's art over the course of her more than 22018-year career has been concerned with the treatment of women, yet she has gone on to treat other subjects in equal measure.
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Confrontational, horrifying and beautiful in equal measure, Hulu's Handmaid's Tale is both a timely parable and an electrifying call to action against the evil that is allowed to flourish when good people do nothing.
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The duo flit through tracks every couple of beats, slamming the familiar squelches of the Roland 303 into this machinic rhythm that's skullcrushing and head-spinning (pick your order of operations there) in equal measure.
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That said, if you happen to be both interested in plastic surgery and quitting smoking in equal measure, this might be your prime opportunity to kill two self-improvement birds with one doctor-recommended stone.
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Formed in Fort Worth, TX and raised up on riffs, gospel, and Mark Twain, this ragtag bunch of boundary-pushers is likely to appeal to fans of Fu Manchu and Tom Waits in equal measure.
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Born at the dawn of a new millennium, the web-based genre seemed to herald a new era in dance music and electronic production, one premised in equal measure on pop accessibility and breakneck exploration.
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Fernandez de Kirchner, a firebrand leftist who is reviled and revered by Argentines in equal measure, has been largely missing from the campaign trail despite running as the vice-presidential candidate on the opposition ticket.
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The resulting interview is peppered with p*ss-taking, and even Gleeson struggles to keep it completely together as Blunt tears his own career to shreds, and proclaims himself a musical genius in equal measure.
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As someone who does not care about Ghostbusters (don't worry, I also don't care about Star Wars or Harry Potter in equal measure), the only things I remember are the ectoplasm and the theme song.
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I see you trying to dodge the question, and it's precisely the dodging that tells me you need to hear this difficult truth: Tote bags, like Sephora samples, are irresistible and insidious in equal measure.
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For hundreds of years, the people of "Greater Kurdistan" — a civilization spread across four nations (Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran) — have dreamed of independence, marked in equal measure by moments of both greatness and tragedy.
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But the company would very much like you to think of its social network as a second state, one where the flag of your country can co-exist with your holistic online identity in equal measure.
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She is a robust orator, and has taken her scathing critique of the police and judiciary, and unflappable belief that justice will prevail, to major newspapers and news programs, garnering support and wrath in equal measure.
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His supersized Season 7 finale featured both kinds of scenes in equal measure — a zombie dragon brought down the Wall with a blast of blue flame and there were several extended and conversation-heavy character confrontations.
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Through her classic use of harp and xylophone, Uchis creates a vibe that is both soothing and funky in equal measure, putting her listeners at ease and giving them a fun beat to sing along to.
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Impressive in scope, the series shines most looking at the early instances of African American life captured on film, and transitions seamlessly to still omnipresent issues within our society, taking the highs and lows in equal measure.
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" The Boy Scouts in particular have been praised and criticized in equal measure for promoting a vision of rugged manliness that is inextricably tied to this idea of readiness, as reflected in their longtime motto, "Be prepared.
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The newly-minted match-ups between Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz—as well as the projected co-main event between Jose Aldo and Frankie Edgar for the interim featherweight title—were loved and loathed in equal measure.
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Should China follow through on its vow to retaliate in equal measure with tariffs on U.S. soybeans, cars and other goods, Trump has threatened to impose 10 percent tariffs on another $400 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Photo: Sebastian Reuter (Getty)Cigarette smoking has been on a historic decline in the US. This leaves slightly less profitable tobacco conglomerates with another opportunity to prove yet again that they're evil and stupid in equal measure.
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Channeling goth ennui and doe-eyed sweetness in equal measure, Ryder left an indelible mark onscreen in the late 80s and early 90s, when she became a romantic lead and dream BFF to many a female viewer.
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His music has the uncanny ability to suspend our sense of time as a linear trajectory, immersing the listener in a torrent of notes that seems to belong in equal measure to the past, present and future.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 7): 97%What critics said: "After six long years, the show manages to deliver a thoroughly satisfying final season that will make you laugh, cry and clench your fists in equal measure.
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Verses slink around a muted guitar line before the chorus gets a chance to soar on the back of interstellar synths—but its the best of all, uh, Worlds probing the intimate and extraterrestrial in equal measure.
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In the small confines of a seven track EP (including an Egg Hunt cover), the band interprets rock and hardcore with ingenuity and fearlessness, putting together a record that basks in joy and reflection in equal measure.
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Abdurraqib: We read together at AWP, and for days after I told people of that specific reading of the poem "Matt" and how you managed to both engage the audience and challenge the audience in equal measure.
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The 216-year-old debutant, the youngest of the eight qualifiers for the elite season-ender at the O218 Arena, displayed resilience and flair in equal measure to become the youngest champion since Lleyton Hewitt in 225.
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He did not want to deal with the expectations of Ferrante's readers, who were inclined to project onto her punishing tale of female friendship the faces of women they had once loved and hated in equal measure.
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On the one hand, he's a scarily advanced talent whose command of ambient, songwriting, jazz chords, and dark, meaty bass could have Brian Eno, Flying Lotus, Hudson Mohawke, and Bjork throwing out side-eyes in equal measure.
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"What Are the Rules?" lets the It's Always Sunny cast do what it does best: bounce self-referential jokes off each other with bonus depraved asides, calling out the episode's concept and each other in equal measure.
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Should China follow through on its vow to retaliate in equal measure with tariffs on U.S. soybeans, cars and other goods, Trump has threatened to impose 10 percent tariffs on a further $400 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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My daughters have taught me how to listen more genuinely, how to ask for help when you need it, how to care for mental and physical wellness in equal measure, and a thousand other things large and small.
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The reasons for the protests differ, but there are a number of underlying questions: Why doesn't everyone benefit in equal measure from greatly increased prosperity; why are our liberties being affected; why do the political elites enrich themselves?
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Also a quick nod to the real life Quentin Blake illustration and reining overlord of the abstruse and esoteric, Ricardo Villalobos, who arrived late but pushed forward with a divisive set which hypnotized and perplexed in equal measure.
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But if The Walking Dead is to gracefully age into its final two or three seasons with a character like Negan alive and in the mix, it needs viewers to both love and hate him in equal measure.
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White-knuckled ride-alongs—spanning the gamut from active shooters to car chases to raids—are paired with intimate interviews with the officers, as the trio of filmmakers examines race relations and cops' personal lives in equal measure.
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Despite declining to participate in interviews, Mark Zuckerberg, the current CEO of Facebook, and Alexander Nix, the former CEO of Cambridge Analytica, are mercilessly (and rightfully) raked across the coals for their actions and inactions in equal measure.
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After all, Mr. Cowherd and Mr. Bayless owe a portion of their success at ESPN to Mr. Horowitz, who spent years at the network developing and overseeing opinion-based programming that drew scorn and ratings in equal measure.
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Mr. Wright drew critical praise for his biography "Lillian Hellman: The Image, the Woman," a 1986 life of the playwright, screenwriter, memoirist and left-wing activist who was long celebrated and castigated in equal measure in literary circles.
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The crowd swells on the sand and the vibes are thick in the way only a Sunday night can bring––everyone loose and dancing with each other like old friends, sharing drinks and other things in equal measure.
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A staggering amount of her time is spent shuttling to events of potential voters, where she schmoozes and canvasses in equal measure: "We can't be complacent," she was seen telling guests at a bar before the last primary.
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By the end of this episode, Dr. Laszlo Kreizler's motley crew of pro-am criminologists is closer than ever to capturing its quarry, the relentless child-killer whose stylized murders have been baffling and revealing in equal measure.
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That arc is, "Marius gets too close to the family he's conning," a story you've heard before, but Ribisi sells both Marius's guilt and his inability to resist the allure of a really great con in equal measure.
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Next Fest offers a unique film-music festival hybrid vibe targeted at music lovers, cinephiles and professionals in equal measure—this year's event featured both red carpet industry glam and fans nabbing merch and tacos in the parking lot.
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But it is made in equal measure of Green's decision-making ability, his singular athletic profile—point guard meets local-circuit wrestler, with a generous pinch of Anthony Mason—and his near-total lack of preference between his options.
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Two other big-name polls were released today, showing good news and bad news for Trump and his party in equal measure: An ABC News/Washington Post poll gave Trump his highest approval rating in a year at 40%.
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The aim is that the algorithms monitoring you on the social media site will, over a period of time, begin to see your emotional profile as nice and evenly balanced, happy and sad and angry all in equal measure.
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There is only one model of story — what each side says, in equal measure — and it only serves to blur and obscure a situation in which one party, not the other, has lurched in a radically anti-democratic direction.
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While it is true that Title III complaints have risen substantially in recent years, it is also true that awareness of our rights as blind people and the mechanisms of redress available to us have risen in equal measure.
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The group shares this bill with Liddle, a combo fronted by the alto saxophonist Brian Krock, playing music that draws in equal measure from Charlie Parker, Anthony Braxton and Battles — putting checkered rock rhythms underneath pelting, hard-edge melodies.
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"Jews have to stand up EVEN when—especially when—the wrongdoing is BY Jews/the Israeli government," Silverman tweeted, in comments that were condemned and praised by those on either side of the Isreal-Palestine debate in equal measure.
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With Mossely cheering and crying in equal measure, Yoka boxed clever against a relentless opponent to win the battle of the big men on a 2-1 split decision and become the first Frenchman to win gold in the heaviest division.
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Their support for Bolsonaro, a man who has threatened to execute political rivals and told a fellow congresswoman she is too ugly to rape, provoked celebration and condemnation in equal measure and spread to Brazil's powerful organised football fan groups.
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It hopes that success in Rome will help it win parliamentary elections that are set for 2018, so news that Raggi and her allies had hushed up the embarrassing legal probe dismayed its supporters and delighted its foes in equal measure.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lebanese-American artist, philosopher, and poet Etel Adnan's recent publication, Night (Nightboat Books, 2016), is in equal measure a series of meditations on intersubjectivity and spirituality, and a dialogue between prose poetry and short verse.
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Their findings, detailed in The Atlantic: The dimming they observed was much deeper at blue wavelengths than at red wavelengths, meaning that the object blocking the star was not opaque (an opaque object would block both colors in equal measure).
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The appointment of Cummings, known for a combative style that charms and offends in equal measure, was lauded by some Brexit campaigners who said the 47-year-old provided the only chance of shaking up government to force through Brexit.
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With photos of the visit between Trudeau and U.S. President Barack Obama gracing Friday's front pages of the New York Times and Washington Post, Canadians lined up to dismiss and embrace the high-profile of the visit in equal measure.
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It hopes that success in Rome will help it win parliamentary elections that are set for 13, so news that Raggi and her allies had hushed up the embarrassing legal probe dismayed its supporters and delighted its foes in equal measure.
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Those who applaud Fallon's vanilla-flavored posture can point to a long history of evenhandedness on the part of "Tonight Show" hosts, where Johnny Carson and Jay Leno both studiously sought to dispense political humor across the spectrum in equal measure.
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The title delivers: The book has recipes for pretty much every dish you'll ever need for simple suppers, dinner parties, brunches, lunches and cocktail parties, all delivered in sensible, clear-as-glass sentences that instruct and mollify in equal measure.
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Eat I had one of the great breakfasts of my life a few years ago on San Juan Island, north of Seattle, in a waterside coffee shop that served commercial fishermen, hippie farmers, kayak tourists and boat builders in equal measure.
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Heroic stories and near-death accounts emerge in equal measure — nurses who fled with their patients, taking refuge in an abandoned garage and finding spare hoses to fight the fire off; schoolteachers piling students into their cars; and so much more.
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Boos and cheers in equal measure delighted the Danish director whose essay on obsession with beauty sees Elle Fanning, as aspiring model Jesse, arrive in Los Angeles and quickly become a designer's muse and an object of desire and jealousy.
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And although our phone batteries died somewhere around the 23-mile mark, making it hard to tell if we actually ran slightly over or under 26.2 miles, it felt like a real marathon: painful, seemingly endless and exhilarating, in equal measure.
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The show concerns graduates of a Catholic college in Wyoming — where they studied Aristotle, Gerard Manley Hopkins, and archery and survival techniques in equal measure — who return to campus for a weekend event and spend an evening in a friend's backyard.
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The Trump administration's tariffs on $13 billion worth of Chinese imports are due to go into effect at 0401 GMT on Friday and Beijing said it would instantly respond in equal measure on U.S. goods ranging from cars to soybeans.
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Winner: Best Documentary Short Subject What it's about: The artist Mindy Alper, whose celebrated body of work includes painting and sculpture that often depicts people in complex relationships to one another, with both humor and dark emotions included in equal measure.
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But it's undeniable that to engage with outsider art — works that prompt comparisons in equal measure with modernist masterpieces and paleolithic cave painting — is to return to first principles, to reflect on the very DNA of art, expression, and creativity.
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As Tonic's Susan Rinkunas wrote in a good comparison of the bills: Pretending to cover patients with preexisting conditions while actually removing protections for a huge swath of entirely normal human conditions—including pregnancy, my god—is dastardly and cowardly in equal measure.
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Boston Dynamics' lifelike robots have been delighting and terrifying the internet in equal measure for years, but the company has a much bigger milestone ahead: its first ever commercial product — a quadrupedal robot named Spot — is nearly ready to go on sale.
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On Thursday, US representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) and US senator Ed Markey (D-Massachusetts) unveiled just such a fix: the Green New Deal, a proposal that bills itself as a plan for the environment and the economy in equal measure.
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Sporting his trademark double-breasted suit and a neat side parting, Rees-Mogg, 50, who embraces his image as an English gentleman from a bygone era, spoke for an hour, accepting praise from his own party and jibes from opponents in equal measure.
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Their strong, clear voices blend in sublime harmony atop a smooth, knowing acoustic guitar and sparse percussion; each word leaves a honeyed sting as the twain channel lost country souls, gospel tones, Americana daydreams, and their idols the Everly Brothers in equal measure.
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Keen ears should hear a preview here, though her last effort — the 2012 album "The Haunted Man" — will be a difficult act to follow; it was a smooth blend of synthetic textures and broad art-rock strokes, haunting and humanizing in equal measure.
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Brooks Atkinson, the Times' lead theatre reviewer for decades, wrote many pieces about Tennessee Williams's triumphs and fascinating failures; taken together, those reviews read like a long letter from a fair and unsentimental uncle, offering encouragement and tough love in equal measure.
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And now it's up against new challenges as CEO Matt Levatich works to globalize sales amid a US market decline, recruit younger riders, and contend with the itchy Twitter finger of President Donald Trump, who has praised and penalized Harley in equal measure.
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There is a portion of the population that feels threatened by unrelenting change — immigration, globalization, terrorism, multiculturalism — and those people want someone to, metaphorically at least, build a wall around their cultural heritage, which they conflate in equal measure with American heritage.
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It belongs to a genre of gross-out video that never fails to upset and fascinate me in equal measure: one that features creatures of the sea that still show signs of life as they're being prepared to be stuffed down human gullets.
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There were bandage dresses and sheer knits spliced with curving streams of color; splatter shirts and half-moon cutouts at the waist and hips that veiled or revealed layers and skin in equal measure; graffiti knits and tunics made of Latex-lacquered squiggles.
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He sings about the perils of global warming, and bemoans the ways we let smaller problems occlude existential threats, all the while he and drummer Alex Audette and bassist Michael Geacone churn out #riffs that that chime and grind in equal measure.
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The school has granted Travis and other young people access to a double life: they arrive nearly every afternoon from all over the city and pile into a tiny gym to learn a craft that consists in equal measure of sport and spectacle.
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For More Stories Like This, Sign Up for Our Newsletter Simply put, Cleo Sol's debut album Winter Songs is heartbreakingly beautiful—through her deeply personal lyrics and sultry, clean voice, Sol delivers music that is pensive, melancholy, and powerful in equal measure.
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In the new film "Captain Fantastic," Viggo Mortensen plays Ben, an off-the-grid patriarch raising his six children to be intellectuals and survivalists in equal measure — "philosopher kings" as adept at discussing Marxist theory and speaking Esperanto as they are at hunting game.
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It is beloved by many farmers and ranchers and hated in equal measure by conservationists, for the same basic reason: It routinely kills predators and an astounding assortment of other animals — 242 million of them last year — because ranchers and farmers regard them as pests.
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While the "Garland Briggs knew everything that was going to happen in the future" mysticism could get tiresome—a sort of deus ex Major-a—the message itself is obscure and straightforward in equal measure, a satisfying balance that promises both solutions and mysteries.
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Beaming and blunt in equal measure, "Everything Is Copy," Jacob Bernstein's gossipy tribute to his mother, the writer and director Nora Ephron, is bursting with so many fond and famous faces that you can imagine its subject swooning with delight — and then criticizing their makeup.
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A surge of immigrants has spawned resurgence and resentment in equal measure in some long-flagging labor towns, where blue-collar white voters have often felt left behind, their grievances reflected back in the racially-hued message and zero-sum populism of Mr. Trump.
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His play Mr. Akita stars artist and performer Cliff Hengst — adept at channeling humor and pathos in equal measure — as a Borscht Belt–style comedian and washed-up painter, who discusses the nature of art with a silent Op art painting by Emily Joyce.
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The O.G. offering first launched as a limited one-off capsule back in early 2015; the second, now permanent, iteration scales down the labels famous L.A. Cool Girl aesthetic into a crop of shortie styles, offering sustainably-produced formal attire and farmers' market wear in equal measure.
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I see little sign of that, but I do think the energy behind the blockade of the Garland nomination is fueled by anxiety not only about what a more liberal court might do but in equal measure by what a judicially restrained court would not do.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen The stories in Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah's debut collection, "Friday Black," feel very much of this moment: Funny and violent and angry in equal measure, they cast a cleareyed look at themes of race and class in America.
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Students receive ample room to party on the dance floor, outside of the gymnasium, and they also have the opportunity to connect with a rotating group of community providers and partners who are dispersing pamphlets for protected sex practices and neon-colored bracelets in equal measure.
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Because so much of Ms. Monk's output is holistic — dealing with the mind and body in equal measure — and emerges in precise response to the strengths and weaknesses of her particular performers at a particular moment, with scores that are incomplete at best, revivals are rare.
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For all of the region's protests of the president, tech companies must engage both parties in equal measure if they have any hope of shaping the government's debates over tax and immigration reforms — or the myriad other issues that matter to the tech industry's bottom lines.
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Like all real, flesh-and-blood relationships, theirs is one in which power and control is not wielded and bestowed in equal measure; the priest and Fleabag wrestle with each other's desires, but they're equals in their doomed love, in their desperate want for meaning — for something more.
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Simultaneously lauded and reviled by critics at the time of its release, it was a dark, weird mishmash of demented Christmas song remixes, car crash noises, chopped and screwed vocals, and tungsten-heavy synths—one that seemed to be influenced in equal measure by Three 80 Mafia and Debussy.
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Whether he is quizzing networking pioneers — men around his own age who still marvel at having been present at the creation — or listening to the testimony of "modern-day hermits" living off the grid and away from pervasive electromagnetic radiation, Mr. Herzog communicates compassion and astonishment in equal measure.
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Ellison describes Southwest Atlanta as a unique place in terms of the African-American experience: a vibrant community where the notions of black excellence, of activist Christianity, and of radical creativity are all present in equal measure—a place uniquely well suited to incubating a person like Cam Newton.
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As they launched into a furious rendition of a recent favorite from 2009, "Kickin'" — the mirror ball spinning overhead, Tom Milmore's guitar howling as he balanced at the front of the stage, the singer and bass player, Bill Dickson, cursing and singing in equal measure — the audience cut loose.
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It's a strong, well-regarded group, ranging from historical dramas (1917, The Irishman) to critical darlings (Marriage Story, Parasite) to crowd pleasers (Joker, Little Women, Ford v Ferrari) to movies that meld the dark and the screwball in equal measure (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Jojo Rabbit).
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Buttigieg has landed on a message here in Iowa that highlights his policy positions and personal story in equal measure, with the former mayor telling the story of his campaign from going from an unknown to a top candidate by tying his policy positions as part of that process.
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The breakup of Yugoslavia, and the declaration of independence by the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1992, sparked interethnic carnage in which Bosnian Serbs, Croats and Muslims butchered one another and were murdered with a brutality and complexity that horrified and baffled the outside world in equal measure.
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My favorite of her books, 1980's A Ring of Endless Light, mixes science about dolphins with somewhat goopy ideas about death in equal measure, and it concludes with several passages of exquisite imagery, mixed with prose that strains for the beauty of poetry or maybe even music.
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And not only conservatives: From the first, but more so as he aged, liberals recognized Antonin Scalia as their side's Great Antagonist, the kind of larger-than-life personality that you despise and admire in equal measure, a foe who inspires not just self-righteousness but also, occasionally, self-doubt.
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Direction by Moisés Kaufman and set design by David Zinn ups the stakes as four characters — Arnold, his ex Ed, Arnold's new young boyfriend Alan (Michael Hsu Rosen), and Ed's new girlfriend Laurel (Roxanna Hope Radja) have rapid-fire heart to hearts, trading quips and emotional confessions in equal measure.
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If his last release was a study of id and ego, offering moments of bombast and restraint in equal measure, Life and Livin' It is Gallab's superego—a record at once rational and freewheeling, dynamic and explosive, yet capable of pulling back the curtain and revealing a vulnerability and intimacy.
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You can draw any number of inferences from this observation, but the most inarguable, in my opinion, is how devastating it is to the conceit that U.S. political dysfunction—embodied most recently in the GOP theft of a Supreme Court seat—should be attributed to both parties in equal measure.
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I fully expected the stories by Valente and Headley, whose writing I've long loved, would be among my favorites, and they were, but Hill's "All I Care About Is You" and McKean's "The Language of Birds" — the first fiction I've read by either — shocked and moved me in equal measure.
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There's also a look at the nature of authoritarian leaders, a reappraisal of Wendell Willkie's 1940 run for president, and Adrienne Rich's "Essential Essays" — a posthumous collection from a towering poet whose nonfiction drew in equal measure on her capacious heart and mind to engage with art, culture and politics.
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Street Scene Much to the relief of Wall Street executives, who feared and hated him in equal measure, Daniel K. Tarullo left his powerful perch on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors last week, but not before delivering one last lecture on how big banks should be regulated in his absence.
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If his last release was a study of id and ego, offering moments of bombast and restraint in equal measure, Life and Livin' It is Gallab's superego—a record at once rational and freewheeling, dynamic and explosive, yet capable of pulling back the curtain and revealing a vulnerability and intimacy.
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It was a real-life version of the Pepe Silvia meme, and was both celebrated and dunked on in equal measure, a proxy for two perspectives: entitled "gamers" with armchair advice for the creators of one of gaming's most popular franchises and precise evidence that, in fact, Game Freak has been bullshitting everyone.
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In reality, Trump's election would be a gift to bad cops and riot-ready radicals in equal measure, and his every intervention would pour gasoline on campuses and cities — not least because as soon as any protest movement had a face or leader, Trump would be on cable bellowing ad hominems at them.
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Ever since Demi Moore posed naked and cradling her distended belly on the cover of Vanity Fair in 1991, scandalizing and exciting readers in equal measure (Walmart insisted on a special wrapping), the birthday-suit pregnancy photo shoot, or variations thereon, has been something of a trope in the celeb-fashion axis.
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The most technically-gifted full-back of his generation, the Rio de Janeiro-born star has terrorized opposition defenses and frustrated its attacks in equal measure for Real Madrid over the past 10 years, making over 400 appearances, scoring an impressive 31 goals, and winning 17 major honors, including four Champions League trophies.
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After a state visit to Britain, scheduled for 2017, was cancelled and a summit in Canada in 2018 was marred by protests, including a mass "mooning" by activists, Mr Trump's enthusiasm for global statecraft was revived by a tour of China and the Philippines in 2019, notable for pageantry and police brutality in equal measure.
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Sources connected to Heather's family tell us ... doctors at the hospital where she was taken after her latest arrest have conducted a battery of tests that have painted a clear picture ... Heather's problems involve substance abuse and mental health in equal measure, although it's possible the latter is even more serious than the former.
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The Long Beach rapper's concise vision keeps everything in check, as the tense 12-track album delivers its ultimate thesis on the perils of success ("Couple problems my cash can't help / Human issues, too strong for tissues/ False bravado all masked by wealth") while providing in equal measure ear candy to keep your attention.
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Damian Master is the enfant terrible of underground metal—an unapologetic, relentlessly creative force who racks up friends and enemies in equal measure, and frustrates his critics with the undeniable quality of his many projects (the best-known of which is probably A Pregnant Light upon whose Neon White EP I waxed romantic here).
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Just over two weeks into Mr. Biden's candidacy, the most notable feature of his campaign may be what hasn't happened: He has not blurted anything out that delights his rivals, horrifies his aides and reinforces his image as "Uncle Joe," America's there-he-goes-again relative who makes you smile and wince in equal measure.
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Today, thanks in equal measure to the new reality of 21st century warfare (it's asymmetric) and the smoldering inferno of a black hole that the Bush admin created in Iraq and the Obama admin subsequently abandoned wholesale, the threat of terrorism looms larger on the horizon (and in the minds of American voters) than ever before.
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In the work of Wadsworth Jarrell, "Liberation Soldiers" and "Revolutionary" (both 1972), a small mosaic pattern made of the letter "B" for "beautiful" and "blackness," in equal measure, makes up the facial features of Jarrell's figures (Angela Davis and members of the Black Panther Party), but continues spinning out in increasingly large circles like a rhythmic and controlled detonation.
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The systematic urban redevelopment of the once-colorful neighborhood, particularly over the last decade or so, has pushed out punks and the poor in equal measure, with luxury high-rises, trendy clubstaurants, and a sprawling Whole Foods supplanting affordable housing and legendary haunts like CBGBs, the latter long since gutted and turned into a John Varvatos boutique.
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For the fliers, the weather always brought hope and despair in equal measure: bad enough and a mission could be scrubbed, a reprieve from the gut-wrenching anticipation of another flight into the path of deadly flak and German fighters; but at the same time a missed chance to knock one more mission off the path to 25 and ultimately escape back home.
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To succeed and weaken the country's strike culture, Macron and his ministers need to display, in equal measure, Thatcher-like determination and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE-like rhetorical flourish.
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Early in the crime drama, Darren Mathews, a black Texas Ranger who is "a gentleman and a fighter in equal measure" (and as conflicted, skeptical and hard-drinking as Walter Mosley's mid-20th-century-noir private investigator Easy Rawlins), arrives in the East Texas town of Lark ("population 178") to tease out the connection between two murdered bodies found six days apart in the bayou.
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On the Runway Millennials, the much-studied generation whose behavior has seduced and puzzled luxury brands in equal measure, are no longer the sole focus for companies hoping to attract new customers: Generation Z, the label given to those born since 1995, is the latest target audience, thanks to their future purchasing power and the influence they hold over the spending of their parents and grandparents.
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It's arguable whether they're high art or should be treated as such, and perhaps the success of Poster House, what will distinguish their efforts from poster exhibits from design collections around the city—indeed the country—is the promise of an approach that, as in Gone Tomorrow, keeps the poster out of the privileged milieu and in one that is all-embracing: one that approaches history, society, and design in equal measure.
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As for dinner tonight: Tejal Rao's recipe for aligot, alongside Mark Bittman's recipe for simple roast chicken and Mario Batali's no-recipe recipe for roasted vegetables, which involves cutting all the vegetables in your fridge into a quarter-inch dice, showering them with salt and pepper and a lashing of olive oil, then sliding them into the oven beneath the chicken until they are crisp and soft and golden in equal measure.
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And the overwhelming reaction to the death of a fighter who was on a losing streak and had been out of the UFC for a year shows an understanding, however subconscious, among fighters that the fates can and will lift up and dash down everyone in equal measure; that the bells tolls for all of us; that, like the Wheel of Boethius, inconstancy is the very essence of the world, and even more so the fighting world.
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She even ends her set with one, the raucous, anthemic "Girls' Night Out" (a song so good that without a studio version of it to listen to at will I feel sure that I will wilt and die.) Rather than following the usual pop cycle of presenting us with a finished item every two years, Charli XCX is much more interested in making weird bangers that interrogate and embrace pop tropes in equal measure, rolling them out to fans at will.
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It began just after the election, with the debate over who would agree to dress Melania Trump (a somewhat specious issue, since the first lady is free to buy whatever brand she wants); continued at the dawn of the new year when Stefano Gabbana proudly announced, via Instagram, Dolce & Gabbana's authorship of the dress Ms. Trump wore to the Mar-a-Lago New Year's Eve party, generating applause and attacks in equal measure; and is picking up steam in the run-up to the inauguration.
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There are fantastic audio versions of a raft of chapter books at your son's reading level, mixing wisdom and innocence in equal measure: "The Wild Robot" and its sequel, "The Wild Robot Escapes," both by Peter Brown and read by Kate Atwater and Kathleen McInerney, respectively; "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon," by Grace Lin, narrated by Janet Song; "Endling #1: The Last," the first book in Katherine Applegate's new fantasy series, read by Lisa Flanagan; and Norton Juster's "The Phantom Tollbooth," deliciously performed by David Hyde Pierce.
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