Gwen Stefani is a pro at laughing off the rumors.
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Which makes totally laughing off his latest warning a mistake.
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Kim Kardashian West is once again laughing off the haters.
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She's also laughing off, almost literally, an incident involving a gun.
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The producers and cameramen are unfazed and laughing off the incident.
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Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande are laughing off rumors of any drama.
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Stephens was phlegmatic afterwards, laughing off questions about her loss of form.
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Laughing off an offense also helps you focus on the task at hand.
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" She added, "Many people made the mistake of laughing off Donald Trump's comments.
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Laughing off her tears, Romney McDaniel quipped, "That's my first time crying in DC."
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Journalist Gaby Wood wrote that May was "laughing off this gesture" as she spoke.
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But regardless of Mr. Trump's intentions, some in Montenegro are simply laughing off the comments.
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The request was a markedly different approach than Zelensky laughing off Giuliani's role just weeks before.
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"That was pretty well orchestrated," Cruz said, laughing off the ominous coincidence. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/712850174838771712
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Rather than laughing off Becca's story as an urban legend, Katie responds with a look of horror.
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"I didn't expect that reaction, but that's OK," he said, laughing off the chuckles that rippled through the hall.
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Rather than laughing off his quirky opener, Haley took time to seriously think about his question — she even did math.
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Before laughing off Christie's embarrassing debacle, other political leaders should look in the mirror and ask: could I be next?
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She then chose to get ahead of the headlines by laughing off the incident on her own social media accounts.
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The O.G. Atlanta Housewife immediately goes on the attack, laughing off Williams' claims and alleging that Williams isn't in her corner.
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Brown then reached over and kissed both Porowski and Van Ness on the head while laughing off the joke he made.
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"North was rolling her eyes, probably mortified that her grandmother wore a blonde wig," Jenner told the outlet, laughing off the moment.
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Comments have started piling up at Typo's Facebook page, with many laughing off the complaints and applauding the company's carefully crafted apology.
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After a few rounds of blocking and laughing off our poor coordination, we switched and I wore the gloves while she blocked.
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One, a German documentary-maker, leaves halfway through, laughing off Hadi's tale as a fable stolen from a Robert De Niro movie.
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Trump responded hours later by laughing off Obama's attacks, telling the audience at a Fargo, N.D., fundraiser that the speech bored him.
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FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empire
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This isn't Jenner's first time at the rumor-mill rodeo, and a source told Hollywood Life that she's simply "laughing off" the accusations.
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But Republicans are laughing off the new ads, arguing that the eventual Democratic nominees will go into the general hobbled by tough primaries.
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Dennis tells him "this is the real Dennis Rodman" before Matt jokes about the Hawaiian weather that gets Dennis laughing off his ass.
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Instead of ignoring, mocking or laughing off the people in our society who seem disgruntled, angry or somehow "off" we must report them.
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The overwhelming favorite is Boris Johnson, the controversial journalist-turned-politician, with a lifelong weakness for causing offense and then laughing off the consequences.
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Danielle Bregoli's laughing off DJ Suede's claim her 15 minutes of fame are up, and tells us ... Suede needs to check his own watch.
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As Al Smith IV's locker room joke hit, Trump swayed to his side, leaning into Melania and laughing off the joke with a knowing wince.
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For the past year, many people made the mistake of laughing off Donald Trump's comments -- excusing him as an entertainer just putting on a show.
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Kourtney Kardashian appears to be laughing off her breakup with Younes Bendjima -- literally, she couldn't stop smiling while hanging with her kid and Kim Tuesday.
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For the past year, many people made the mistake of laughing off Donald Trump's comments – excusing him as an entertainer just putting on a show.
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For the past year, many people made the mistake of laughing off Donald Trump's comments - excusing him as an entertainer just putting on a show.
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Harris faced criticism for laughing off a question about legalization of recreational marijuana in 85033 when she was running for reelection as California attorney general.
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For the past year, many people made the mistake of laughing off Donald Trump's comments — excusing him as an entertainer just putting on a show.
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" Of putting on a brave face and laughing off offenses: "This sort of posturing is a performance that requires strength I do not have anymore.
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In Brooklyn, Representative Yvette Clarke barely survived a challenge from a 30-year-old newcomer, Adem Bunkeddeko, that she had claimed she was "laughing" off.
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Often it's hard — and that's all the more true when society is built around justifying the wrong thing and laughing off challenges to the status quo.
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"By Derynn just laughing off the fact that this little girl said that she looked 58 years old, I give her a lot of props," Guadagnino says.
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Yet the whole convention represented "one big corporate bribe" where speakers denounced Citizens United while laughing off the possibility that massive donations to the convention influence them.
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Fifth Harmony's Ally Brooke is laughing off the loss of her left foot ... in what has to be the one of the greatest blunders in photoshop history.
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You know, for the past year, many people made the mistake of laughing off Donald Trump's comments, excusing him as an entertainer just putting on a show.
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The following month, while his fellow anchors were laughing off the growing global pandemic, he returned again and again to the threat—and China's responsibility for it.
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Throughout the event, Affleck looked happy and relaxed — laughing off rumors that he was being "phased out" as the Caped Crusader and even dropping a few f-bombs.
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Cecilia shoved her face in shock, but took the kiss like a champ -- laughing off the gesture and even thanking her future opponent for giving her some sugar.
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Rudy Giuliani needs to quit playing music critic, and start worrying more about the black families he's destroyed ... according to T.I. ... who's laughing off Giuliani's attack on Beyonce.
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"I'm really proud to have been part of a team in Japan," said Cambridge, laughing off suggestions that due to his heritage he should be called 'Japan's Bolt'.
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But perhaps the most surprising first-time nominee of all is ... I spent a lot of time laughing off PopTV's efforts to secure Emmy recognition for Schitt's Creek.
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He says he's not laughing off the ordeal, because he lived through it and it was heartbreaking -- but it sounds like he's got a huge redemption story in mind.
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The president is not laughing off an unsigned critique of his presidency allegedly written by a senior administration official which was published by The New York Times on Wednesday.
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It felt like a metaphor for the whole proceedings: one of the gladiators in the ring laughing off a would-be referee's attempt to impose order on chaotic bloodsport.
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News conferences by Russian ambassadors in the United Kingdom, Australia and elsewhere that push the boundaries of the ludicrous may also be misguided attempts at laughing off Russia's culpability.
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The former Dru Hill frontman tells TMZ ... he tried laughing off the episode after learning about it but Sisqó's tone changed when the guy tried cutting deals as Sisqó.
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In laughing off the attack, Trump reminded America that the so called seeds of birtherism were planted by Team Clinton during her rough and tumble primary with Obama in 2008.
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"NATO continues to exist even though the danger for which it was created no longer exists," said Le Pen, laughing off the idea that Moscow poses a threat to Europe.
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UFC rising star Sage Northcutt doesn't seem fazed by Mickey Gall's violent smack talk -- laughing off his bone-breaking threats as pure comedy ... while training with UFC champ Tyron Woodley.
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"You'll serve Sansa better than I could," said the gruff old soldier, before laughing off his death by grumbling about how long it had been since he'd had a sword fight.
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According to a source for Hollywood Life, the Kylie Cosmetics creator is "laughing off" these silly claims, which means that, in all likelihood, Stormi's real dad Scott is doing the same.
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After a decade of laughing off AOL as a walled garden, we've ended up with a handful of services that have a similar level of power over everything we see online.
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While Clinton floats through her campaign literally laughing off questions about her email problem, it shouldn't be funny to any loyal, partisan Democrat invested in keeping the White House in 2017.
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Laughing off bad or strange behavior, on the other hand, tends to invite more of the conduct you'd prefer to avoid, "like feeding the dog at the table," Dr. Bryant said.
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"In retrospect, I think I used a combination of working very hard, laughing off the sleazy bits and occasionally putting my foot down if I felt someone had crossed a line," she said.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empire Carere: The best way to say this is that we're ready now.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empireTrump secured the presidency in 2016 in part because he campaigned among both groups.
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" Laughing off the old clip, Stoner then tells DeGeneres that getting to reunite with the emcee and hip-hop pioneer — who was honored with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the annual award show — was "perfect.
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Like nearly everyone else who saw that fight, Diaz was unimpressed, calling it "boring," claiming he heard nothing but boos while it was going on, and laughing off Woodley's claims to being the best welterweight in MMA history.
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Between the redesign flop, stagnant product innovation, and Spiegel laughing off Facebook's competition only to be crushed by it, the CEO no longer has the sterling reputation that allowed him to secure total voting control for the co-founders.
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Laughing off a swelling group of enemies 700 miles away — the New York residents and elected officials who chafed at his ominous dig that one of his rivals, Donald J. Trump, embodied "New York values" — Mr. Cruz appeared eager on Friday to spread the message.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empireAll of these retailers and manufacturers and distributors are being challenged at the board level to modernize and to digitize their business.
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Noting earlier that Trump "came out calm" before "getting bolder as the night goes on," Frissora said he thought the GOP nominee did well in calling out foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation and laughing off a comment about his previously criticizing the Emmy selection process.
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The segment was especially striking, given the criticism Fox received on Sunday when the network's "Fox & Friends Weekend" hosts were skewered for laughing off Trump's comments... Tucker's framing Almost a week ago, Fox's Tucker Carlson was in the news for demonizing Omar and saying immigrants like her "undermine" America.
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This is very important because the key to understanding sexism is, among other things, understanding the stereotypes that we have of men: individuals who are perfectly fine with touching a woman without her consent, objectifying them, lacking respect for their partners, and laughing off degrading comments as locker room talk.
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Despite seemingly laughing off the challenge at first — suggesting Ms. Nixon was a second-tier star — Mr. Cuomo appeared to sense the threat of a left-wing challenger and the progressive bend in his party, and he spent heavily in recent weeks to thwart any late charge by Ms. Nixon.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) is laughing off the idea that a Hollywood star will become the next Speaker of the House.
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Read more: FedEx is officially sounding the alarm bells on Amazon after years of laughing off the retail giant's rapidly building package-delivery empireThe company announced in June that it would in-source all two million packages in its SmartPost network, which is a service offering where FedEx picked up and delivered low-weight shipments to Postal Service locations for low-cost residential delivery.
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Put aside for a second the numerous class issues raised by the image of an extraordinarily wealthy person getting a thunderous ovation from a room filled with extraordinarily wealthy people by laughing off the "brutish" pleasures of middle-class sports like football and MMA; ignore the irony of a woman who helped bring She-Devil, Death Becomes Her, and AI: Artificial Intelligence into the world implying that anything deserves to be condemned for artlessness; and forget that at almost the exact moment Streep was giving her speech, quarterback Aaron Rodgers was leading his Green Bay Packers into the second round of the National Football League playoffs with a exhibition of physical grace and subtlety that would have shamed Gene Kelly.
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Laughing off the incident as confusion, the man and police leave. The coffin is the same from which the hostel proprietor rises at the beginning of the film. The movie itself ends with the proprietor walking in the graveyard. He ultimately turns to the camera as the image shifts quickly to a skull wearing the same hat as the proprietor.
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I don't know if he fully understood > it. The title never appears in the song's lyrics. Lennon later revealed that, like "A Hard Day's Night", it was taken from one of Ringo Starr's malapropisms. In a television interview in early 1964, Starr had uttered the phrase "Tomorrow never knows" when laughing off an incident that took place at the British Embassy in Washington, DC, during which one of the guests had cut off a portion of his hair.
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He suggests that Hector take Irwin instead. Dakin gladly hands the helmet to him, and the screen fades to white as they drive off, the boys waving happily and laughing. Off-screen, there is a motorcycle accident; Hector is killed and Irwin is injured. Dakin (in voiceover) says that Irwin had never been on the back of a bike and so may have unbalanced Hector, leading to Hector's death, and that Irwin and he never got a chance to meet that Sunday.
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Dean later said he had tried to commit suicide because he feared he would break under torture and divulge critical intelligence to the North Koreans, such as the plans for Operation Chromite, of which he had been aware. Still he remained defiant during interrogations, refusing to divulge any information and acting unafraid, sometimes laughing off threats. He was given better treatment than most UN prisoners in North Korea, as he was regularly fed and rarely subjected to interrogations after his initial capture. He tried several times to escape but failed in doing so.
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Dr Carol Morley argues that Vesta's characterisations of downtrodden women laughing off problems were, in their time, an influence on the development of the emerging musical form of the blues. By 1906, Vesta's fame in America was then such that one of San Francisco's main roads was renamed Vesta Victoria Avenue in her honour; the city was grateful that she performed numerous benefit concerts for the relief of sufferers in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Actress Helen Fraser toured her one-woman show Vesta, based on Vesta Victoria's life and work, in the 1990s, playing over 90 performances in the UK and across America.
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Francis, Duke of Guise, Leader of the Second Siege after the death of Navarre Soon after Navarre's wounding the citadel fort of Saint Catherine fell to the besiegers making it only a matter of time until the city itself capitulated. The assault of the fort had been bitterly contested, lasting seven hours, with Montgomery threatening execution for any deserters. At this time, laughing off the protestations of the Duke of Guise and Anne de Montmorency, Catherine came to the fort to confer with the two captains and survey the city. Concerned about the potential power that would concentrate in the hands of Guise if total victory was achieved, and desiring the rich city of Rouen remained an intact inheritance for her son, Catherine continued to seek a negotiated end to the siege.
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Back at the station, Slater orders that a watch be placed on Boycie and Abdul's movements, and discusses the possible courier with Hoskins, with Slater mentioning that the Trotters have not been seen for a few days. Despite laughing off Hoskins' suggestion that the Trotters could be the couriers, Slater mentions that Del is more intelligent than he lets on and would know the ins and outs of the world. On the Hull docks, Del decides that, rather than go through the airports, which Slater is patrolling, he and Rodney should sail to the Netherlands in a hired boat instead. "Experienced seaman" Albert arrives to captain the boat, although it later emerges that he spent most of his time with the Royal Navy in the boiler room and thus has no experience of navigation.
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In the original version, Ted even says near the end when changing chord for the only time during the song, "Hang on, I can do this bit", while Dougal uses what looks like an old Casio keyboard. However, despite their poor performance, and against the obvious wishes of the audience, Hedges selects "My Lovely Horse" as Ireland's entry, nervously laughing off Byrne's suggestion that he wants to guarantee Ireland lose the main competition, with it being too expensive to host the competition every year, Ireland having won the last five Eurosongs. (Ireland won the real Eurovision Song Contest in 1992, 1993 and 1994, and so had the costly obligation of hosting it in 1993, 1994 and 1995.) The episode closes at the Eurosong contest, with Ted, Dougal, Jack and Mrs. Doyle listening to every country awarding them "nul points".
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By the fall of 1992, Perfect and Flair were in the midst of a rivalry with Randy Savage, building to a tag team match at Survivor Series where Flair and Razor Ramon would face Savage and Ultimate Warrior. However, Warrior was released from the WWF weeks prior to the event. On November 16 episode of Prime Time Wrestling, Savage asked Perfect to be his partner. After initially laughing off Savage's offer, Perfect was swayed by Savage's cajoling and by Bobby Heenan's degrading comments and commanding Perfect to follow orders, which would lead to Perfect turning into a fan favorite for the first time in WWF by dumping water on Heenan and accepting Savage's offer to return to the ring and become his partner at Survivor Series, much to the delight of the Prime Time Wrestling cast of Hillbilly Jim, Jim Duggan, and Vince McMahon.
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