Starved of choice, Egyptians have taken to lampooning the process.
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But how successful was "We Solved It" in actually lampooning Hollywood?
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How do you separate yourself from the people you're lampooning here?
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He reportedly once threatened Harvard students with expulsion for lampooning Trump.
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We asked Courteney about 'SNL' lampooning her pal Jennifer Aniston's "Friends" character.
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Hollywood stars have been lampooning and glorifying and memorializing politicians ever since.
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Much of the humor hinges upon lampooning fussy, toadying conversations about cuisine.
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The series enjoyed huge popularity for its lampooning of government and politicians.
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Trump, 48, "loves" his frequent lampooning of the president on Saturday Night Live.
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" The lampooning of the presidential debate has become a quadrennial tradition at "S.
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When they are not lashing out at the Astros, they are lampooning them.
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His video lovingly lampooning the drink has been viewed nearly 2.4 million times.
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Some of the text feels a bit sarcastic, like you're lampooning American survivalist culture.
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Hila and Ethan Klein made a video lampooning another YouTube web star, Matt Hosseinzadeh.
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Oliver's previous viewership watermark, a lampooning of FIFA corruption, has earned 12.4 million views.
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He coined the phrase "Make our planet great again," lampooning Mr. Trump's campaign slogan.
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" Lampooning this backlash, Saturday Night Live created a mock trailer, "The Day Beyonce Turned Black.
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The President hasn't taken the lampooning well, frequently firing off on Twitter about the show.
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My Brooklyn neighborhoodThis appears to be a comedy video lampooning a fake grocery cart business (?).
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Detractors seized on the moment, lampooning Rubio as robotic days before the New Hampshire contest.
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Or maybe it's worth lampooning the president's penchant for taking credit where credit isn't due.
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The final episode, "Politics Aside," will look at the lampooning of political subjects and personalities.
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I felt that in part, I became a caricature of the archetype I had been lampooning.
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A different iteration of the shirt, lampooning Nike's swoosh, is still available on Wasted Heroes' site.
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Weird Al Yankovic has been lampooning the hits of the day since Michael Jackson was moonwalking.
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I'm reminded of the VOD performance of Sony's film "The Interview," a comedy lampooning North Korea.
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The Theatricals began performing in 1844, often lampooning politics and current affairs through burlesque-influenced skits.
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Mr. Baldwin first appeared as Mr. Trump in a skit lampooning the first general election debate.
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Johnson delighted eurosceptic Conservatives by lampooning the EU bureaucracy with outrageous and often fictitious dispatches from Brussels.
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"You know what I love?" she asked during another segment before lampooning sexual assaults allegations against Trump.
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He fled after he was ordered to pay a $10 million fine after lampooning the military command.
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"The film embodies countless parodies of disaster flicks while lampooning everything from "High School Musical" to "Cloverfield.
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Their email hack of Sony Pictures for the lampooning of their supreme leader had devastated the company.
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Fallout parodied these weapons, lampooning Cold War fears of Red aggression and a reliance on devastating weapons.
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Other MPs from the party have proved themselves more than capable of lampooning the government without him.
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If governments can make strategic communication profitable, the private sector can get creative about lampooning Putin riding bears.
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His incredible musical lampooning of Putin prophesied the Russian hacks drama by just a few months, after all.
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" Asked how the book would balance broad lampooning with cutting political commentary, Mr. Andersen said: "It'll be sharp.
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Baldwin, sporting a blond wig, orange makeup and a constant pucker, has been lampooning Trump on "SNL" since October.
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"SNL" has won acclaim in recent months for lampooning the 2016 campaign and the early months of Trump's presidency.
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There it proved a stealth hit, partly for its spirited lampooning of toxic masculinity and fetishization of gun violence.
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He showed Tuesday he is relishing an early 22016 showdown with Warren, lampooning her move in a withering tweet.
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By lampooning the staid, self-important tone of some traditional news broadcasts, satirists sought to upset legacy media conventions.
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It establishes the rapport between Dux and Borman while lampooning conspicuous consumption and filling in the lore of the game.
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The columnist Molly Ivins made a national reputation as a humor writer by lampooning the people we elect to office.
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To the government, this type of thinking — prime material for French lampooning — exemplifies how the country has failed to adapt.
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Screen shot of U.S. Department of Education tweet The response was ruthless, with Twitter followers of the agency lampooning the misspelling.
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Even ESPN dedicated a whole presentation to lampooning the fact that everyone was talking about crunching numbers without any deep meaning.
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The venerable program's last episode opened with a skit about Trump lampooning the president-elect's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Philip Guston, for example, dropped abstraction in the 1960s and began making eccentric renderings of Klansmen and cartoons lampooning Richard Nixon.
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Sometimes he does this through satirical lampooning, at other times through woodcut prints, and most importantly, through journalistic and documentary sketches.
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In recent years, the opening monologue of the Oscar host has become a platform for gags and jokes lampooning politicians and Hollywood.
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But what burlesque is really about is far more special: fun, laughter, lampooning the things you love, and body and sex positivity.
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He said harsh statements from the North lampooning Vice President Mike Pence and threatening nuclear war were a thing of the past.
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Trump said at that time that the statements from Pyongyang lampooning Pence and threatening nuclear war were a thing of the past.
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But in all seriousness, bro, SNL's vicious lampooning of the president and his cronies is gonna make things happen, bro, just watch.
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The first involved a student who was forcibly taken several times to a psychiatric hospital after lampooning the president on social media.
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Democrats and independents should not be deluded or distracted by marches on Washington, clever tweets or "Saturday Night Live" skits lampooning Trump.
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Politico reported that President Trump was displeased with comedian Melissa McCarthy's lampooning of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer in last Saturday's episode.
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Mr Colbert's lampooning style made millions laugh (even, at first, Mr O'Reilly, who had Mr Colbert appear in character on his own show).
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With a friendlier President Trump in office, state television may have to fall back instead on lampooning American politics and Mr Trump himself.
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If I had to design a room lampooning the needlessly lavish, it'd look something like this, though maid and butler services is included.
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McCarthy performed her Spicey in an Easty Bunny suit, lampooning Sean for his comments last week about Syria's Basjar al-Assad and Hitler.
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Thai police were on Thursday investigating stickers lampooning the royal family which appeared briefly on the popular Japan-based Line instant messaging service.
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Mr. Castro's best bet is to leave the lampooning to Saturday Night Live, Bill Maher, Jimmy Fallon and the rest of the professionals.
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The Mueller investigation has been more than a miscarriage of justice; it has been an unintentional lampooning of the entire American legal process.
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On Monday, Colbert trotted out his Colbert Report alter-ego and teamed up with Jon Stewart for a few fantastic segments lampooning Trump.
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VICE: Ingrid Goes West resembles a darker, digital-age Clueless—lampooning the excesses of a generation, while ultimately sympathetic to its central character.
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His video response couldn't have been better timed, as President Trump and the GOP lean into lampooning Biden for his touchy-feely tendencies.
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At its opening, the show set aside partisanship and political satire, and there was no topical sketch lampooning President Trump or his administration.
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Like last year's American Chopper Argument meme, it takes a very tense moment and turns it into a tool for lampooning petty bickering.
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At the same time that Jud Jud was lampooning straight-edge hardcore, Victory Records was building an empire on the back of it.
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Just as Mike Judge savaged corporate life with his movie Office Space, his TV series Silicon Valley takes no prisoners in lampooning startup culture.
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As usual, the magazine is filled with indiscriminate lampooning of all religions, sophomoric shots at various taboos, and sharp criticism of various political figures.
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He's also taken to showing off his impressive talents as an artist — with his cartoons and paintings most often lampooning and critiquing the presidency.
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Inevitably, memes began to spring up lampooning what appeared to be an unfinished sentence and a typo for the word "coverage" — or was it?
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After lampooning his assertion of widespread voter fraud — and questioning whether he had ever visited a polling place — the president struck a serious note.
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Large crowds of people, some wearing "Make America Great Again" caps and others holding Trump "baby balloons" lampooning the President, gathered on the Mall.
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It's a fair point, even if it does remind me of this excellent Matt Bors "Gotcha" cartoon lampooning a certain brand of reflexive contrarianism.
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Being the seat of provincial power also makes the city an ideal target for talk radio hosts who delight in lampooning the political class.
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"I'm no fan of dictionaries or reference books: they're élitist," Stephen Colbert said in 2005, when he coined "truthiness" while lampooning George W. Bush.
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The two have sparred repeatedly over the past weeks after Walker endorsed Ted Cruz and Trump responded by repeatedly lampooning Walker at his rallies.
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It's pretty bold of Allure to run Bloom's superb lampooning of women's magazine covers, as a women's magazine publishing how-to beauty and sex tips.
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Famous freethinkers have been criticized for anti-Muslim sentiment, for cheering the alt-right media personality Milo Yiannopoulos, and for lampooning feminism and gender theory.
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That show had its own political allusions, lampooning the religious police and other aspects of Saudi society—humour that felt like a despairing rearguard action.
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Meanwhile, Trump — who hosted the iconic show less than one year ago — has made it clear he now wants it canceled after weeks of lampooning.
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The former White House Director of Communications holds his second-ever press conference, but it's for a new Off-Broadway musical lampooning the Trump family.
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In 2016, the Turkish president sought to sue a German comedian, Jan Böhmermann, for a crude poem lampooning him as part of his comedy routine.
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"The Simpsons" was lampooning Apple's underwhelming Newton — the iPhone's ancient ancestor — that had just been released, and included shoddy handwriting recognition, according to Fast Company.
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Also Trump's lampooning of Modi's accent and his threat of US sanctions if India imports Russian hardware have also cast a shadow on the relationship.
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I also didn't want to do a Citizen Ruth — as much as I love Citizen Ruth — where we're lampooning both sides, where everybody is crazy.
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Kellyanne was arriving in D.C. Monday when a pap asked what she thinks of McKinnon lampooning her on almost every 'SNL' episode for months now.
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Ladies strutted the streets in golden gowns; collectors amassed as much yellow porcelain as they could buy; caricaturists thrilled in lampooning one tousle-haired woman.
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The actor shared yet another political cartoon on his Twitter page on Thursday, lampooning Trump's 72nd birthday by showing a cartoon boy peeing on a grave.
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A Disney spokeswoman said that the company received approvals from Mr. Efron, Ms. Hudgens and other cast members to use their images in a lampooning manner.
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Despite the new diversity of voices in this election, "there seems to be convergence when it comes to lampooning women," Sangarwe-Mukahanana told reporters on Wednesday.
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That "distinction" goes to Costumeish's Kim Kardashian "robbery" costume lampooning Kardashian's gunpoint robbery in Paris, where she was bound and gagged by a team of men.
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Reading is fundamental: Ms. Fumudoh said studying poetry and taking African-American studies courses at Northwestern University prepared her well for her career lampooning social norms.
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Lampooning the simple-mindedness of utopian web clichés was arguably part of Mr. Eggers's point, but much of that point is often muddled in the book.
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"I would just like to announce I am calm now," McCarthy said before launching into a feat of physical comedy that matched her first appearance lampooning Spicer.
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The broadcasts chiefly consist of K-pop music, defector interviews and radio shows lampooning North Korean leaders, targeting North Korean soldiers and residents in the border areas.
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Mr Gates includes dozens of searing images: cartoons showing black men eyeing white women, "Sambo art" lampooning blacks as imbeciles, and grotesque postcards distributed to celebrate lynchings.
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Trumptendo is the work of artist Jeff Hong, known for the Disney-lampooning Unhappily Ever After Photoshop jobs and a series of Nintendo games starring punk icons.
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From Saturday Night Live to The Daily Show, Stephen Colbert to Samantha Bee, comedy shows have found new life in lampooning President Donald Trump and his administration.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the month in which a poem lampooning President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey was broadcast.
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It's impossible not to enjoy Toni Collette's lampooning of an overpaid tastemaker; people in art are often just as snobby and absurd as the movie makes out.
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He has written an opera libretto, published a bawdy epistolary novel lampooning the foundation that funds the country's scientific research, and advised some of Europe's leading politicians.
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That NBC sketch comedy series is renowned for its sendups of the electoral horse race, its lampooning of political figures and appearances from their real-life counterparts.
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And not only about the conservative side of politics: Colbert's character was lampooning the absurd over-emphasis on "electability" way back during the Democratic primary races of 2008.
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Hired by the Daily Telegraph, Johnson infuriated European officials and delighted then-prime minister Margaret Thatcher by lampooning the European Economic Community with sometimes misleading reports from Brussels.
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Denmark became a target of radical Islamists in 2005 after the publication of cartoons lampooning the Prophet Mohammad, which led to sometimes deadly protests in the Muslim world.
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While the satirical site is known for lampooning just about anyone and everyone in the public eye, the publication has been relentlessly trolling Facebook, more so than usual.
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Hired by the Daily Telegraph, Johnson infuriated European officials and delighted then prime minister Margaret Thatcher by lampooning the European Economic Community with sometimes misleading reports from Brussels.
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The joke unfolded at New York City's annual Inner Circle Show, a charity event hosted by local media that often includes lampooning of local politicians, particularly the mayor.
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To the ruling elite, lampooning Kim Jong Un was no different to mocking the Hermit Kingdom, something Sony Pictures discovered after its release of the film The Interview.
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Set to take place at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C., Bee told the newspaper that she and other comedians will spend the evening lampooning the 45th president.
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But the most enduring and beloved tweak on the trial has to be Seinfeld's Jackie Chiles, a lighthearted lampooning of Simpson's colorful, immensely entertaining defense attorney Johnny Cochran.
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Ryan Reynolds' anti-hero sequel, R-rated Deadpool 2, in theaters nationwide Friday, returns with relentless lampooning and scattershot jokes that made the first movie a successful hit.
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Second, Tuccille knows that political debates are often comic, and he has a great deal of fun lampooning the nuts and flakes who enjoy screaming at political meetings.
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The furor began last year on March 31, when Mr. Böhmermann recited his poem on television, after Mr. Erdogan had expressed outrage at another German video lampooning him.
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The same Eagles group that donned dog masks last postseason — at once lampooning their perceived underdog status and welcoming it — has birthed a new wearable gimmick: ski masks.
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As if the contemporary art world weren't scary enough, the director Dan Gilroy's lampooning of it imagines a world in which paintings come alive and take life away.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police are investigating stickers lampooning Thailand's royal family which appeared briefly on the popular Japan-based Line instant messaging service, a police spokesman said on Thursday.
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Some fans were set off by a scathing, published lampooning of U.S. golf fans by the brother of European player Danny Willett, whose match Strange was following at Hazeltine.
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Clark is exploring familiar comedy of errors territory, but it's the pressure on suburban woman to conform and fit into a perfectly manicured life that she's lampooning, with hilarious results.
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Yet Mr Trump, who unlike his core voters devours the mainstream media and loves to hobnob with the celebrities who appear on shows like SNL, minds the lampooning a lot.
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Shows like Full Frontal With Samantha Bee, Saturday Night Live, and Late Night With Seth Meyers have enjoyed ratings boosts thanks to their regular lampooning of the Trump White House.
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Which brings me to Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, the Lonely Island's cinematic mockumentary opus lampooning the music industry (and, more specifically, Justin Bieber's own tour doc Never Say Never).
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But when the industry you're lampooning is trying to cure death, go to Mars, and "connect" every person the planet, even a comedy should dare to rise to the challenge.
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It is difficult to tell if he is devil-may-care lampooning or tauntingly glorifying here, since bacchantes are usually depicted as disheveled, wildly celebrating the mysteries of Dionysus-Bacchus.
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From was clearly in on the joke, from the somewhat prescient lampooning of cable news with a mouthpiece network called "DNN" to the absurdist display of American military might throughout.
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All of us in the hangar, Trump included, were accustomed to the presence of this person: to admiring or lampooning him, loving or hating him, but always having him there.
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In Denmark, a culture war over Islam exploded after the publication of cartoons lampooning the Prophet Muhammad in a Danish newspaper in 2005 spurred a violent reaction around the world.
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Hired by the Daily Telegraph, Johnson infuriated European officials and delighted then-prime minister Margaret Thatcher by lampooning the European Economic Community with a host of sometimes misleading reports from Brussels.
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But Mexicans tried to read between the lines, creating a bevy of memes, some lampooning the meeting between Mr. Guzmán and the actor Sean Penn that Ms. del Castillo helped arrange.
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When he lampoons "made-up pronouns," he sometimes seems to be lampooning the people who use them, encouraging his fans to view transgender or gender-nonbinary people as confused, or deluded.
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Enter J. Walker, an illustrator and animator who has devoted a huge portion of his Instagram feed to cathartic cartoons lampooning the President's troubling policies and (even more troubling) personality traits.
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The hugely viral tweet spurred a ton of hilarious responses, lampooning the "white lady in Fall" aesthetic and making a ton of rather negative assumptions about the two women in the photo.
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Behind the scenes, he s long brought a political edge to his work, including directing and co-writing Ferrell s Broadway show You re Welcome, America, lampooning former President George W. Bush.
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Lampooning sexual mores, revealing racism and mocking priggishness, Oz incited fusty establishment elders in Australia and London and provoked what was, at the time, Britain's longest and possibly most colorful obscenity trial.
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Some states are going further, lampooning the request as part of an attempt to justify Trump's repeated claims, presented without evidence, that millions of fraudulent votes were cast in the 85033 election.
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Hired by The Daily Telegraph, Johnson infuriated European officials and delighted then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher by lampooning the European Economic Community establishment with a host of sometimes misleading reports from Brussels.
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The group has raised more than $40 million since the beginning of last year, including seven-figure contributions from the kind of billionaire financiers Mr. Sanders delights in lampooning on the campaign trail.
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And the German media of all political stripes are having a field day lampooning the idea that German taxpayers should be asked to pay for countries that cannot control their debts and deficits.
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For the most part, I rather enjoyed Golden Circle's giddy antics, its creative vulgarity, and its lampooning of the war on drugs and the cynical way that politicians exploit it for political gain.
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Banksy, who keeps his real name private, has become the most famous street artist in the world by poking fun at the excesses of modern capitalism and lampooning hollow icons, slogans and opinions.
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But comedian Michelle Wolf's lampooning last year of White House spokeswoman Sanders, who was seated nearby, drew so much criticism that the association this year is bringing in historian Ron Chernow for remarks.
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Clinton's campaign amplified its message this weekend with web videos and ads lampooning Trump's visit to his golf courses in Scotland, designed to convince voters he sorely lacks the mental capacity to be President.
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But studios and filmmakers learned the lessons of Deadpool quickly, with James Mangold's Logan embracing the visceral intensity an R-rating can allow, and Marvel practically lampooning itself with Taika Waititi's hilarious Thor: Ragnarok.
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In homage, Otpor's strong and easily replicated logo—a stylized clenched fist lampooning the WWII Serb Partisans' symbol—has become the go-to logo for resistance, raised high from Zuccotti Park to Tahrir Square.
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Stephen Colbert, who spent nine years lampooning Bill O'Reilly on "The Colbert Report," said he wasn't going to gloat on the air about Mr. O'Reilly's ouster at Fox News over allegations of sexual harassment.
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" Meyers, formerly a writer and cast member on "SNL," has a history of lampooning Trump that started long before the President made it to the White House and Meyers became host of "Late Night.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - An Argentine TV station is lampooning U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump's comments about illegal immigration from Latin America to promote next month's regional Copa America soccer tournament in the United States.
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Donald J. Trump's rivals are trying to tar him as a "Michael Moore Republican" after his lampooning of George W. Bush as a president who lied to America and failed to keep the country safe.
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Trump Jr.'s dad is also a frequent critic of the sketch show, often using the social media platform to bash it and its lampooning of him, especially by Alec Baldwin, who portrays the president.
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Still, he seemed to try to cheer up his wife, theatrically raising his handcuffed, clasped hands and twiddling his thumbs in her direction as if lampooning himself—look at me still doing this, even here!
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Last Sunday, John Oliver, host of the HBO show "Last Week Tonight," devoted much of his program to defending net neutrality and lampooning Pai and internet service providers pushing to get rid of the rules.
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Hundreds of pro-Sanders delegates shouted "Bernie, Bernie, Bernie!" as their unlikely primary candidate took the stage to throw his support behind the Democratic rival he spent most of the year lampooning as corrupt and compromised.
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Its recent experience with The Interview and the movie's lampooning of Kim Jong Un may or may not have directly led to the hacking and leaking of studio emails, a massive black eye for the company.
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No one could ever mistake The Good Fight for being a politically ambivalent show, or a show that sees liberals and conservatives as equal (as evidenced by this episode's lampooning of the cast of Fox & Friends).
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BENGALURU, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Many Indians have ridiculed a sharp increase in traffic fines this week, lampooning the poor state of roads and joking that the revenue from the fines would soon exceed that from taxes.
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After more of Mr. Baldwin's cutting impersonations and more of Mr. Trump's Twitter rebuttals, the conflict reached a new level six days before Mr. Trump's inauguration with a sketch lampooning an awkward and pugnacious news conference.
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Divorced from its context on Heidelberg, Guyton's work became more lighthearted, a kind of lampooning of grotesque materialism — of all the things we thoughtlessly discard — it was apparent how meticulously Guyton plans out the seemingly random gesture.
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A journalist by training, Mr. Johnson was fired by the London Times for inventing a quote but later made his name as the Brussels correspondent for the Daily Telegraph with a string of articles lampooning European integration.
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The ad features all the hallmarks of a traditional attack ad: a conspiratorial-voiced narrator ticks off a list of policy positions, lampooning them as "radical" before also pointing to Sanders's "extreme" age (he is 78). Except.
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Now, when I think about self-styled gun-rights groups like the NRA, it's impossible to ignore at least some of their members lampooning survivors of mass shootings and advocating for flooding schools with guns to protect kids.
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He attacked a white cartoonist for lampooning him; prior to his election, it might have been enjoyable to see him thumbing his nose at a white journalist's notions of propriety, but once he held office it provoked outrage.
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It was all part of a show in which he used news organizations as props in their own lampooning while he played them off each other with labels of good and bad and selectively answered their policy questions.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The first German edition of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo hit the news stands on Thursday, with a front page lampooning Chancellor Angela Merkel, almost two years after Islamist militants attacked its top editorial staff in Paris.
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With its mile-wide lampooning and deliberate avoidance of the breadth of Nazism's horrors (anti-Semitism may be front-and-centre, but the Holocaust itself is never confronted head-on), Jojo Rabbit never risks actually disturbing its audience.
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Read allegorically, as the title and smattering of references to the myth of Iphigenia surely encourage, Killing of a Sacred Deer isn't so much a horror film as it is a film lampooning the wretchedness of patriarchal hubris.
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The closest approximation during her Iowa swing may have been a "Saturday Night Live" impression, airing above a bar in Dubuque where aides had gathered after her last event of the day, lampooning the costs of Ms. Warren's plans.
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As the creator of arguably the most-profitable genres of all time, Romero could have churned out less politically minded zombie films until the end of his days and been comfortably consumed by the system he was so fond of lampooning.
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Our priorities have shifted from lampooning frauds clamoring for a return to an imagined Eisenhower-era cocoon, to the king snake in the White House, nihilism infecting the body politic, and a much-needed reckoning for centuries of sexual abuses.
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Politicians and newspapers pounced on the company, pointing out that it had no ships, claiming it had little financial backing, and lampooning it for having the terms and conditions of a pizza-delivery company copied and pasted onto its website.
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A decade ago, German newspapers published Danish cartoons lampooning the Prophet Mohammed that led to big protests in the Muslim world, and also printed covers of France's satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine after Islamists shot dead its cartoonists in January 2015.
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In that sit-down, Palin responded to a question about which newspapers and magazines she reads with an enthusiastic "all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years," leading to widespread lampooning.
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As Mr. Spicer prepared to return to Washington, he was asked if he was worried that Mr. Trump would take offense over the skit, which many viewers saw as lampooning the president's preoccupation with the size of his inauguration crowd.
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The actor and comedian Aziz Ansari delivered the first "Saturday Night Live" monologue under President Donald J. Trump, lampooning him as "the Chris Brown of politics" but also urging him to confront a "new, lower-case K.K.K. movement" in America.
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He created a necklace made of pearls and Rolex watches, mocking the era's conspicuous consumption; a dress made of bras, lampooning the underwear-as-outerwear craze started by Madonna; a shirt with the arms tied, so that it became a straitjacket.
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Bollywood's move to largely embrace Modi and his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party contrasts with the United States, where Hollywood has typically taken up liberal-left causes and backed the Democrats, more lately lampooning President Donald Trump and the right-wing Republican Party.
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Prior to this week, we saw some absurd reactions to Beyoncé's new song "Formation" — to the point that SNL aired a skit lampooning all the white people who were offended that Beyoncé, a black woman, would sing about being a black woman.
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My colleague Sarah Jeong followed the saga of Trusty Support, a Twitter Support parody account that has been, as she wrote, "lampooning the absurdities of the Report Abuse system" by tweeting about the network's canned and automated responses to harassment and death threats.
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You can do all the lampooning all you like but unless you're in someone's face making it really obvious that every movement you're making is a joke, that all the fun you're having at that moment is a sheen of humour, then no one knows.
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But to Greenberg, that comparison has always felt like false equivalency, a naïve supposition about the people he was chronicling — and the behavior he was lampooning, particularly among urban cultural elites — since his professional debut, "The Bloodletters," premiered at Ensemble Studio Theater in 260.
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Satirists pounced, lampooning the song with lyrics that depicted a man who staggers home drunk and sleeps well past "the dawn's early light" — that light through which Key had seen an American flag still flying above the fort that had repulsed the British invasion.
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There's a bit of an extra bite in a woman lampooning the spokesperson of a president who once bragged about grabbing women's genitals, and who was reportedly moved to rage last month when attendance at women's protests around the world dwarfed attendance at his inauguration.
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"[By the 70s] there wasn't even a nod to the irony of 'rebellious' rock acts being part of the mainstream, corporate, commercial grind," Devo's Gerald Casale recently told me, a point he would reiterate during a Noisey visual retrospective of his corporate-lampooning work at Desert Daze.
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Mr. Gondelman is pushing back on the caricature of the millennial generation as coddled narcissists — besides defending participation trophies, he also stands up for selfies — while lampooning those who suggest that the problem with the way we raise kids is an abundance of sensitivity and generosity.
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This explanation—that Trump was somehow mortified into political ambition—is oddly persuasive, though other commentators have traced it, no less plausibly, to Barack Obama's lampooning of him at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, in 2011, and the psychology behind the claim is nothing new.
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It does, however, gain a lot of mileage by lampooning a familiar kind of culinary ostentatiousness — like Sasha promising that her latest establishment will feature "transdenominational" Vietnamese food — that peaks in a perfectly staged dinner for four in a restaurant whose name, Maximal, says it all.
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And many of those—from the old-guard-lampooning The Circle to Spider-Man: Homecoming's vision of Queens that could actually be in Queens—are similarly galling if you need popular culture to depict the same world that up until now has given you every structural advantage imaginable.
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The daily briefings from the White House podium were frequently broadcast live on the major cable news networks and his combative back-and-forths with reporters soon earned him a lampooning on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," where actress Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of him has become a national sensation.
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It's been a while since I've seen the men who sell pins of Mr. Trump shaped like a pile of dog droppings — one of whom wears a plush hat in the same shape — or the man who sells books lampooning President Barack H. Obama as a Doctor Seuss character.
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When I emailed Hatestürm following our initial interview for clarification, he told me that it was sort of a joke response, lampooning the way that certain black metal bands, like Marduk or Taake, vehemently deny having any right-wing political affiliations, while openly (or more clandestinely) flaunting said affiliations.
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"Why is the global right wing so obsessed with our homeland?" leftist Maduro responded in an address on state TV. Lampooning "little Mariano" for mispronouncing his name "Madero", Maduro said the conservative leader should focus instead on Spain's internal problems, Catalonia's independence push, and Europe's problematic relations with Washington.
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Meanwhile, just as Mandarin is becoming more entrenched nationwide, the internet—harder to censor than radio or television—has given a boost to other types of linguistic free thinking and a platform for regional languages, from hip-hop artists rapping in their local dialect to satirical videos lampooning local pop icons .
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is at the center of a social media storm, after a government minister accused a "global operation" of removing an adoring hashtag from Twitter's top trends, and millions watched a German comedy song lampooning Erdogan which the government attempted to get removed from the internet.
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These emulations arrive in a different register from past presidential impersonations, which were mostly about lampooning the foibles of the commander in chief (Will Ferrell's "strategery," Dana Carvey's "Wouldn't be prudent") rather than submitting to his linguistic worldview: "huge" and "tremendous," among others, are difficult not to hear with a Trumpian affect.
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Despite the way the media trumpeted the series' ability to needle Donald Trump to such a degree that he sometimes responded on Twitter, I found the show's satire of his administration to be functionally without a center, more invested in lampooning the way the president moves and talks than in saying anything meaningful about him.
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The director, who has used his work to poke fun at the authorities, lampooning what he sees as the pernicious role of the church and state in Russian society, told the court he was innocent as supporters outside, including some of the country's most famous actors, chanted his name and demanded he be freed.
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Whether they were relieved of their duty, by decree of Lucasfilm and Walt Disney Studios, for having disobeyed orders—for becoming, in effect, a two-man Rebel Alliance, lampooning the genre that they were meant to sustain—we may never know, but biting the hand that feeds you, in a billion-dollar business, is asking for trouble.
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Clinton's emails, released on Monday, there are a series of tongue-in-cheek emails from her former spokesman, Philippe Reines, lampooning a White House request that she coordinate her message during a visit to Israel with that of President Obama's national security adviser, Thomas E. Donilon, who had been in the country just days before her.
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Zoolander was so successful partly because it was made by outsiders lampooning people who take themselves exceptionally seriously, whereas this time round it relies heavily on cameos from some of the most famous names in fashion, begging the question: can Zoolander 2 work as satire of the fashion industry if the fashion industry is now in on the joke?
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Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton is "not qualified" to be president He's already taken to lampooning GOP front-runner Donald Trump in less overtly political settings, casting doubt on his policy qualifications during last week's Nuclear Security Summit and deeming his plan to compel Mexico to pay for a border wall "impractical" and "wacky" during an appearance at the White House Tuesday.
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He's also given to gently self-lampooning flights of fancy — such as a panel where a beautiful woman, referencing the association between Jewish creativity and subversive forms of entertainment culture, exhorts the artist to "Ravish me with your jungle music and comic books, Jew"; allusions to comic books and the Jewish contributions to that canon; and finally, playfulness (albeit largely twisted and dark).
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Colbert is a staunch critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, lampooning the commander in chief on a virtually nightly basis on his show.
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Stephen Colbert is getting animated in his criticism of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE with a new cartoon series lampooning the commander in chief.
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Her interdisciplinary work has been gathered in a solo exhibition which opened at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center last month, and includes 14 large-scale sculptural collage portraits lampooning the leaders of OPEC, as well as a 99-minute video of a five-act screenplay that can be viewed in a tent, decorated with imagery of the agricultural GDP reports of the OPEC countries.
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It is one reason that her 2008 announcement video, featuring her perched casually on a beige upholstered couch, a folksy, feminine would-be leader of the free world, was mocked; "Saturday Night Live" was still lampooning it during the most recent season, with her impersonator, Kate McKinnon, deliberately contrasting her forced, smiling accessibility with the killer instinct she appeared to be laboring to hide (a contractor walks by, there to repair seven newly punched holes in the wall).
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The president and his allies are hitting the impeachment inquiry every day, lampooning leading Democrats like Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (Calif.), House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats seek leverage for trial Pence's office denies Schiff request to declassify call with Ukrainian leader Comey, Schiff to be interviewed by Fox's Chris Wallace MORE (Calif.) and House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse passes bill that would give legal status to thousands of undocumented farmworkers Collins accusing Democrats of 'tearing down a world leader' GOP calls for minority hearing on impeachment, threatens procedural measures MORE (N.Y.).
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