Those successes weren't merely about making waves about gay rights.
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Another small screen star making waves on stage this season?
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It wasn't just Hell's gang making waves on the continent.
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Now the technology is making waves in the cosmetic field.
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Those are not the stories that are making waves now.
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Our Bernie Sanders Action Figure is making waves on #Kickstarter!
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Bollywood star Aamir Khan is certainly making waves in China.
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Browsing These labels are making waves in today's denim scene.
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"Shame on those making waves," read another in Venetian dialect.
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A new Coca-Cola ad is making waves across social media.
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Kanye West isn't the only rapper making waves on Twitter anymore.
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Mashable also prizes creativity and celebrates individuals who are making waves.
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It was about being in the closet, not about making waves.
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ThirdLove is no stranger to making waves within the lingerie industry.
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Justin Timberlake is making waves in Tennessee court rooms yet again.
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Can't blame her ... Samantha's been making waves in the media lately.
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Now, Robyn Rihanna Fenty is making waves for another reason: education.
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It's a formulaic treatment that seems intent on not making waves.
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"LASA is making waves—they're constantly booked up," Cailan tells me.
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Solar is not the only renewable resource making waves in Texas.
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It's that last subsidiary that's been making waves for IAC recently.
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One found that hotter ocean temperatures are making waves stronger and deadlier.
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Image: PolarityTEA tiny Utah biotech firm is making waves in regenerative medicine.
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Trump has also been making waves in the campaign for attorney general.
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That Southeast Asian art is making waves globally is not in doubt.
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Uber's toxic, crumbling corporate culture is making waves outside the tech world.
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Featuring only original work, Stela's making waves by generating original comic content.
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Unfortunately the Texas senator is making waves for all the wrong reasons.
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Now it may be making waves in the economics profession as well.
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Instagram is making waves with a new change it proposed last week.
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Why is it just making waves in recent weeks and even months?
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Decades before she married a prince, Meghan Markle was already making waves.
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Tyler is now making waves in the fashion industry as a designer.
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But Align isn't the only PR agency making waves in the influencer space.
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Disney has its impact felt globally and Huayi is making waves in China.
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They apply their extraordinary abilities by shining in their jobs without making waves.
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Jared Leto is once again making waves on the Met Gala red carpet.
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Hailing from Oeiras, Portugal, DJ NinOo is a young talent making waves internationally.
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Have you been playing along with a situation just to avoid making waves?
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López has been making waves in Colombia for years, the Associated Press reports.
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Elastic has been making waves by being a different kind of search company.
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Some unicorns making waves in payments include AvidXchange, Brex, Plaid, Stripe, and TransferWise.
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The iconic fair food has been making waves since its creation in 1960.
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JoJo Fletcher is already making waves in her tenure as the next Bachelorette.
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And while bitcoin dominates the market, several other digital currencies are making waves.
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Others say the Fed, despite moving slowly and predictably, is still making waves.
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This isn't the first time Victoria's making waves in the Bach universe, though.
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The solo rapper, singer, songwriter and producer has been making waves for three decades.
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The system was making waves because it purported to contain a quantum disk drive.
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It is a shame that "Making Waves" did not limit itself to that question.
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Fredericks, 20, has been making waves since he appeared on The Voice in 2015.
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How will they respond when a vegan starts making waves on the campaign trail?
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Trader Joe's just released a new product that's already making waves: Chocolate Lava Gnocchi.
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Though not yet peer-reviewed, the paper is already making waves in academic circles.
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These bills are making waves and they are driving change, which is urgently needed.
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But the Democratic outreach is making waves in Romney's circles, the GOP donors said.
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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Robyn Lawley is proud to be making waves for women everywhere.
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President Trump and the GOP's recent threat to abortion is making waves across the world.
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Her Instagram is like a highlight reel of who is making waves in New York.
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So, what can you expect from the brand that's already making waves on social media?
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A Quiet Place, the silent horror film currently making waves, weighs in at 95 minutes.
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"Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound" chronicles how Hollywood went about providing that something.
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Billie Eilish is only 17-years-old and already making waves in the music industry.
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But it's Schammasch who are making waves internationally, currently completing a European tour with Batushka.
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These black women were making waves when the world would have rather seen them drown.
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Perhaps this was due to so much of his work already making waves at the time.
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She is a freelancer badass and has been making waves in the industry for a decade.
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SoftBank has been making waves in Silicon Valley since announcing its Vision Fund earlier this year.
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Update: You can find our second list of 25 women making waves in 2018 right here.
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While the decision has not yet been announced, it is already making waves with European allies.
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The guitar player isn't just making waves in the modeling world – he's breaking into music, too.
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Cramer also turned his attention to a privately-held company making waves in the technology industry.
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This time, a 16-year-old student named Philipp Penning is making waves in his school.
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Not only was he a part of it, he'll be remembered for making waves in it.
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Beyond the Mashable House, our team is making waves at SXSW panels and events around Austin.
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Malta AKA "Blockchain Island" has been making waves lately in the world of cryptocurrency and governance.
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Fraud is making waves in the news, but stealth research may have a more detrimental impact.
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Yet beyond the initial splash, these startups often fail to continue making waves months after launch.
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One of the pleasures of "Making Waves" is being shown the tricks of the Foley trade.
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Fonda began making waves in the early 1970s with her fierce opposition to the Vietnam War.
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Making waves on health care before the midterm elections could be a risky move, per Politico.
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We had [Vine celebrity] King Bach, Seth MacFarlane and crazy people making waves on the Internet.
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Claim to fame: Ms. Buckley is making waves with her flame-red hair and powerful voice.
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"This would have been left as a dead issue unless I started making waves," he said.
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As a result, Bolton argues that SITM is making waves in a large and established space.
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Cory Booker's own attempt at making waves in the Kavanaugh hearing appeared to have fallen flat.
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A Pakistani barber who somehow manages to wield 15 pairs of scissors simultaneously is making waves online.
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In the late 1970s, the discovery of endorphins (the body's natural painkillers) was making waves in medicine.
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Headsets get hyped Meanwhile, another kind of wearable — the virtual reality headset — was making waves in 2015.
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The couple's magnetic onset chemistry transferred offscreen, and soon their relationship was making waves in the press.
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Sis dropped a chart-topping album, Invasion of Privacy, that is still making waves in pop culture.
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Amaiya Zafar, 16, started boxing three years ago and is already making waves in the boxing community.
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An elitist, racist dating app is making waves in Singapore — and its founder is defending it vehemently.
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So there you have it, Birkenstock is making waves in the fashion world well beyond street style.
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The instructors were supposed to create difficult conditions by splashing, making waves and yelling at the trainees.
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Frozen margarita Frozen margaritas were making waves before frosé was even a twinkle in your trendy eye.
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They saw Knickers making waves on the internet, and decided to see how their Dozer measured up.
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Reese Witherspoon is making waves in Hollywood with her career as an actress, producer, entrepreneur, and activist.
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Built in a former bank, the Hotel Gotham only opened in 2015 and is already making waves.
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Here, Pop Up Start Up profiles a few that are already making waves, both at home and abroad.
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Wikie the killer whale is making waves for being the first orca caught on camera mimicking human speech.
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Another masculine-of-center lesbian comic, Hannah Gadsby, has been making waves with her 2018 Netflix special, Nanette.
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Ultimately, "This Is America" is making waves because it seems to be signaling a new era for Glover.
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The bill was signed into effect on March 1st, but the news is making waves again this week.
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But, for now, it's start-ups like Xenetas, nibbling away at the industry's inefficiencies, that are making waves.
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"Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound" is screening in America now and in Britain from November 1st
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Google, Amazon, Microsoft, IBM, Facebook, Apple and others are constantly making waves with new AI projects and developments.
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Curbelo is making waves in the carbon tax debate with his plans to formally propose a carbon tax.
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Big Break: In 2015, the designer Demna Gvasalia was making waves with his Vetements x Champion capsule collection.
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When a celebrity cheating scandal starts making waves, you can expect for most parties involved to stay quiet.
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Love how in amongst all today's drama, #Sharon is also making waves and trending across the country pic.twitter.
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A handful of names come to mind when you think of Melbourne-based musicians making waves in neo-soul.
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Yeezy garb or not, it's not too surprising that Jenner is back to making waves in the public eye.
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Orange hues are making waves this spring, a fact proven by the overflow of orange looks spotted during NYFW.
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A new photo taken by a spacecraft near Saturn shows a small moon making waves in the planet's rings.
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Sōtatsu: Making Waves continues at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery (1050 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC) through January 31.
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So often, you don't want to rock the boat, you don't want to be the person who's making waves.
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Hamill has been making waves on the social media platform in recent weeks thanks to his politically charged tweets.
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Rescue cat Pitzush Puss In Glam is making waves on Instagram with her glamorous ensembles and gorgeous (fake) eyelashes.
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Singer-songwriter Ryan Kinder is making waves on the country music scene for this catchy songs and gritty voice.
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Despite their eventual defeat in the final, seeing their team making waves in Europe represented dreamland for the supporters.
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Modern outlook Ahmed, 41, is currently the youngest leader in Africa and is making waves with his reform agenda.
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Strongly opinionated, she was unafraid of making waves with peers and professors in the classroom, according to former classmates.
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The prize is the latest sign of recognition for Mr. Grosvenor, who has been making waves among piano lovers.
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Since officially joining the Royal Family, Meghan Markle has been making waves in the Firm, as it's often called.
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Following Instacart's post-protest move to eliminate the $3 quality bonus, #DeleteInstacart and #BoycottInstacart started making waves on Twitter.
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Drake's new music video for "God's Plan" is making waves, but not just because of his chart-topping song.
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After all this time, Survivor is still making waves by showcasing all of its strengths, both new and old.
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Thanks to burgeoning imaginations and impressive work ethic, many young black entrepreneurs are already making waves with their business acumen.
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Hunter's comment also reverberates with the Time's Up movement currently making waves after a strong showing at the Golden Globes.
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During any other season, the story of a just-graduated wunderkind already making waves at Fashion Week would be unique.
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Robots are making waves this year at CES, but the truth is they're not all as cute as these guys.
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This bad girl is making waves with her bountiful booty ... Can you guess the reality star behind these bikini buns?
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If cinematic sound has been a little more respected recently, "Making Waves" credits the change to a handful of innovators.
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Italy's legendary radical design group Superstudio never actually finished a building, and yet its hallucinogenic visions are still making waves.
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Just ask Black Light Visuals, creators of a blacklight-reactive body marbling technique that's making waves in the festival scene.
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In 2016, Apple opted not to include the headphone jack in the iPhone 7, making waves across the tech industry.
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Raising awareness about the rights of women at Yale required making waves, and every bit of progress was hard won.
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The company&aposs TikTok "collab house," Sway LA, is also making waves alongside Hype House as a content creation hub.
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The prince has been making waves — and meeting resistance — by pushing to allow women in the kingdom to drive automobiles.
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She's been making waves with her mixtape A Good Night In The Ghetto, and seemingly isn't slowing down anytime soon.
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As well as being a big player in fossil fuels, Norway is now making waves when it comes to clean energy.
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But instead of making waves the traditional Pentagon way — adding expensive new programs — this budget changes things up by shifting priorities.
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Broadcom deal: Reports that chipmaker Broadcom (AVGO) is nearing a $15 billion deal to buy software company Symantec are making waves.
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She rose to prominence in 2016 when the show debuted, making waves in the television space with its extreme '80s nostalgia.
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As if Zigi weren't already one of the best-dressed power couples out there, they're making waves as a designing duo.
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Slide The City is making waves with inflatables around the world, transforming streets into giant waterslides from Las Vegas to Malaysia.
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Mercury retrograde may be officially over, but that hardly means that this fleet-footed planet is done making waves this month.
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Finally, we put together a gallery of enterprise startups we think are going to be making waves in the coming years.
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Its 1987 edition used the same theme and featured a then teen Campbell who was already making waves as a model.
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For their latest lookbook, Proenza Schouler's Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez are yet again making waves in a particularly subtle manner.
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But U.S. Steel's weak report is making waves throughout the industry, as other steel companies saw dips in action on Wednesday.
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Most recently, his book tour for "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," is making waves.
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The Ndlovu Youth Choir in South Africa is making waves on social media with a song preaching preventive measures for coronavirus.
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On Thursday CNN reported on a Publix cookie cake decorated with the storm's path that was making waves on social media.
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While some of the 1990s greats have withdrawn from stardom and the music industry, others are still making waves as musicians.
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The political appointee was confirmed in April 2018, got to Berlin in May and by all accounts, immediately began making waves.
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TL;DR: The story is making waves (you get it), but it's barely the tip of the iceberg (I'm not sorry!).
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Exoplanets have been making waves over the last 303 years, but the first ones discovered were Jupiter-like gas giants orbiting stars.
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Not only is she making waves as a singer-songwriter, she's also making a name for herself in Hollywood and in business.
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Keys is just 21 and has been making waves in the tennis world since she went pro at the age of 14.
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The premier's support for the bill comes on the heels of the Stanford sex assault case that's making waves across North America.
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A giant papier-mâché float of President Donald Trump has been making waves at one of Italy's famous Carnival events this month.
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" Rotten's comments are making waves on Twitter, where many fans see his support for Trump as a sign that "punk is dead.
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Video of Gilly Assuncao performing live, opera renditions of Christmas classics at Russo's in Watertown, Massachusetts, is making waves on the internet.
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She is making waves and making headlines with those against her talking about her just as much as those who support her.
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Across the country, women candidates for the House are making waves and providing some of the best chances to turn it blue.
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From Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Cynthia Nixon, a handful of self-proclaimed Democratic socialists are making waves in the 20183 midterm elections.
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The women are already making waves with their invention, both in terms of accessibility and advancing the visibility of women in tech.
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Princess Kate's casual countryside photo shoot for British Vogue's centenary issue is making waves – and mainly because the royal appeared without frills.
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With an all-star cast, gravity defying stunts and show stopping musical numbers, The Greatest Showman is making waves this awards season.
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Uncertainty IRL: Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods is already making waves in the food and tech industries, which has other companies struggling.
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Unless you've been living under a rock lately, Austin restaurants like Franklin Barbecue have been making waves in the national food scene.
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MAPA, founded in 2013 by three Uruguayan and two Brazilian architects, has been making waves with a series of partially prefabricated homes.
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For the past year Coast Modern have been making waves with their indie pop (that occasionally incorporates trap tendencies, weird, I know).
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That is why we're excited to acknowledge the impressive work of these people making waves in healthcare, fashion, education, technology, and elsewhere.
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Here, women making waves with their different approaches explain why they wanted to disrupt the status quo — and how they did it.
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Anthony Joshua 15-0 (15KO) The up-and-coming British star that has been making waves in the news about his potential.
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The Alamo Drafthouse theaters in Austin, Texas and Brooklyn are making waves with their screenings again, and this time it involves homicidal clowns.
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Her appearance was part of the magazine's monthly "No Filter" feature, which highlights a woman who is making waves in the entertainment industry.
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Pusha T&aposs freestyle song, "The Story of Adidon," is also making waves because it appears to feature a young Drake in blackface.
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With a memorable role in Hidden Figures, Glen Powell is making waves in Hollywood for his combo of good looks and impressive talent.
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YouTube is eager to highlight the indie creators making waves on its platform, and to begin testing its ability to create new stars.
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"Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound," a cogent and winning picture directed by Midge Costin, does this in a variety of ways.
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According to the 23-year-old, it's women making waves in the comedy world who have shaped how the industry approaches female roles.
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Learn more about the Complete Ethereum Course on Udemy See Details Making waves in the cryptocurrency race is Ripple, another strong Bitcoin competitor.
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But one building's fire escape plan has been making waves on Twitter this week, because it looks an awful lot like a vulva.
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As the U.S. trials continue through Sunday, here are a few of the Team USA newcomers making waves as the Rio Games approach.
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Even though Meghan has stepped out of the public eye to focus on motherhood in recent months, her outfits are still making waves.
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Tencent has always had a strong gaming footprint from its early years in PC titles, and now it is making waves in mobile.
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This time making waves is a one piece bathing suit with reality TV chef Guy Fieri's face plastered on the front and back.
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University of Phoenix believes that shining a spotlight on women who are making waves will help inspire future generations of female tech geniuses.
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In her memoir, "Making Waves," published last month, Babashoff recalled being asked before the 21976 Olympics began about her East German rivals' prospects.
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Before this curly-haired cutie was making waves in Hollywood, she was just another young lady posing for school pictures in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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If we could just hear more of Hannigan, one of the great sopranos of our time, now making waves as a conductor, too.
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The 24-year old singer has been making waves with his music, becoming one of R&B's most interesting up and coming musicians.
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One fearless 95-year-old veteran is making waves for motivating a frightened youngster to jump into a neighborhood pool — by diving in himself.
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Pugh, who was making waves at the time for her breakthrough role in "Lady Macbeth," sported an intricately beaded column dress for the show.
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Kim Kardashian West's new concealer line hasn't hit the shelves yet, but it's already making waves on social media for its lack of inclusivity.
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And there's a new costumed crusader joining season 4 of Supergirl, who is making waves as the first transgender star of any superhero series.
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Over 20 years after first making waves on the big screen, Renton, Sick Boy, Begbie and Spud are back – and with much more fanfare.
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Calvin Harris and John Newman's highly-anticipated song, "Olé" has dropped, and it's already making waves for its allusions to a certain music superstar.
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The story between 57-year-old Chinese expat, Yao Nanshan, and Liu Lijian is currently making waves on the Internet for its fairytale ending.
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Sevdaliza, the dark, minimal songstress based out of Rotterdam, has been making waves since her debut EP The Suspended Kid was released last year.
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THE TOPLINE: Former FBI Director James Comey is making waves in D.C. a day before his highly anticipated testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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One preview photo that's making waves shows NHL players and San Jose Sharks teammates Brent Burns and Joe Thornton in a naked face-off.
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Crazy Rich Asians doesn't hit the theaters until August 2018, but the movie is making waves with its casting for all the right reasons.
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Late-night newcomer Lilly Singh is making waves for being the first openly bisexual woman of color to host a late-night TV show.
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Since then, this no-nonsense trio has been making waves in the LA scene, quickly earning cosigns from the likes of Hanni El Khatib.
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Former entrepreneur and businessman Andrew Yang is making waves in the 217 Democratic primary with his unique policy ideas and energetic grassroots campaigning style.
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Big global companies, which have long worked to keep from rocking the boat in China, are showing a bit more tolerance for making waves.
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SoftBank, which is already making waves with its $93 billion Silicon Valley fund, is in talks to raise a second, possibly larger, tech fund.
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Because seasonal cocktails become so iconic during the summer months, we wondered what drinks would be making waves this year as the weather warms up.
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While much of the #resistance can be found trolling Trump on Twitter, it looks like the movement is now making waves on Amazon as well.
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Nair has been making waves since the '20133s, starting her career with documentary features about India like India Cabaret and Children of a Desired Sex.
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Many of his friends and the wider subculture were willing to ignore his supposed "bad behavior," to avoid making waves or risk losing his friendship.
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Though they're both making waves as part of Team USA now, a decade ago Ledecky was thrilled to receive an autograph from the emerging swimmer.
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A look at Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman from his spending habits to his policy changes that are making waves across the globe.
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The company has been making waves in the alternative meats industry with the launch of the "Impossible Slider" at the White Castle fast food chain.
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She's making waves as a player and as a champion of women's rights, including equal pay, and earning plaudits from the likes of President Nixon.
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But it's the hospitality industry that's making waves with workers, according to LinkedIn's list of top start-ups in India to work for in 2018.
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The anti-government posture fits into a broader trend of Mexican stars succeeding in Hollywood and making waves with negative comments about issues back home.
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De Niro is among a plethora of Oscar-winning stars, including Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman and Michael Douglas who are making waves on the small screen.
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U.S. technology giant Dell and Hollywood actor Adrian Grenier are making waves as they launch their global pilot program to turn the tide on ocean pollution.
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Model Sarah Stage is once again making waves on social media for her barely-there baby bump, but this is nothing new for the fit mom.
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One of Ocasio-Cortez's solutions to America's wealth disparity is a 70 percent marginal tax rate, a policy proposal that is already making waves in Washington.
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Tiffany Haddish, the mile-a-minute comedian making waves with this summer's Girls Trip, said in an interview that she would still work with Bill Cosby.
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Labels are also making waves with peculiar casting choices, with major French actress Catherine Deneuve fronting Louis Vuitton's campaign, and comedian Fred Armisen modeling for Kenzo.
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While your Instagram feed may be full of dresses and jumpsuits from Everlane and Reformation, there's another trendy fashion brand making waves on social media: Romwe.
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Lindsey Graham quipped about killing Ted Cruz on the Senate floor, and now the Texas senator is making waves with a violent joke of his own.
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Seriously, look at this risotto situation: DAY 5: Making Waves One of the trickiest aspects of morphing myself into Taylor is perfecting her signature blonde curls.
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With her new single "Your Song" making waves on the music charts, Rita Ora made sure her latest award show appearance would be just as noteworthy.
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He's not a lady, but sweet Marmalade the young Harbor Seal is making waves after a fortunate rescue mission by the National Aquarium Animal Rescue team.
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Collectives like Brooklyn's Discwoman and Germany's Female:Pressure are making waves showcasing the work of cis women, trans women, and genderqueer DJs in clubs across the globe.
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It hasn't been released yet, but the Dick Cheney biopic "Vice" is already making waves, leading the pack of Golden Globe Awards contenders with six nominations.
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The on-demand economy was hot, with Amazon Prime slowly starting to build a cult following and Uber making waves as the darling of Silicon Valley.
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But 10 years later, her company's caviar brand Rova Caviar has not just become the toast of Madagascar's luxury food scene — it's making waves in Paris.
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Mr. Czollek, 32, is now an expert on anti-Semitism, and his 2018 book, "Desintegriert Euch" ("De-integrate Yourselves"), has been making waves in the country.
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Inside Russia, a project that is making waves is a plan for a $10 billion agricultural joint venture with China, which would help farm new territories.
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Now, younger bands like Grave Pleasures, Tribulation, and Drab Majesty are all making waves with their efforts to bring back the gloomy sounds of 2000s goth rock.
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Erin's has been in several bands over the past few years, but her current group Keeper is making waves in the city and just about everywhere else.
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The Finnish brand started showing collections at Paris Fashion Week in 2014, and it didn't take long for AALTO's designs to begin making waves within the industry.
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They are paving the way for cleaner energy to become a part of our everyday lives across the globe, and their bright ideas are already making waves.
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After making waves with his controversial meeting with President-elect Donald Trump Tuesday morning in New York City, Kanye West is back in L.A. with his family.
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Identity and Access Management (IAM) has witnessed the likes of Okta, SailPoint, Thycotic, and Auth275 making waves in this segment, including Ping Identity acquisition by Vista Equity.
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And sometimes churches don't want to talk about these divisive issues because they're afraid of making waves -- but she says that's exactly what they should be doing.
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But there were other people making waves in '89, like Queen Latifah, 3rd Bass, Nas, Big Daddy Kane, and KRS-One, who were talking about life itself.
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The increasing role of women in Romania's film industry is being showcased at the Making Waves Romanian Film Festival taking place in New York until Dec. 5.
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With her down-to-earth charisma and charm, alongside her award-winning performance as Queen Anne in "The Favourite," Colman has been making waves with international audiences.
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There's also a trendy street food making waves in New York City that goes by many borrowed names as locals try to wrap their tongues around it.
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Their annual awards show honors the Black people making waves in not only music, but sports, television, and film as well, even when they don't show up.
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It's been 25 years since "Friends" hit our TV screens, but Jennifer Aniston's character, Rachel Green, is still making waves when it comes to her iconic style.
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From stars such as Anastasia Karanikolaou and Yolanda Hadid to Josh Peck and his wife, Paige O'Brien, there are plenty of big names making waves around town!
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We do have a couple of trans actors out there making waves, but unfortunately, the industry is just not putting too many roles out there for us.
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She recently attended the U.S. Open to watch bestie Serena Williams compete, and her tennis outfit is making waves for the best reason — because it's on sale.
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Donald Trump isn't even president yet and he's already making waves at the U.N. Donald Trump isn't even president yet and he's already making waves at the U.N. A United Nations draft resolution calling for an immediate end to Israeli settlement construction is on life support, if not dead entirely, following aggressive diplomatic pressure from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday morning.
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Paak is making waves this year for his excellent new solo album Malibu, but don't forget the EP he dropped before it with Cali beatsmith Knxwledge as NxWorries.
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Jorge Sampaoli is widely considered to be another of his disciples, with Bielsa's fellow Argentine currently making waves at Sevilla and apparently in line for the Barcelona job.
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I don't feel like there's much I can do to change that, so I don't really worry about making waves cause there will always be haters and supporters.
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After nearly 20 years, Lopez is still making waves in every aspect of her career, and says she is "holding it together" at the thought of turning 50.
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The $19 floatie has been making waves on the retail giant's site, and many shoppers are purchasing it for bachelorette parties or as gag gifts for their friends.
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Yet after breezing through qualifying with a team boasting a couple of players who are making waves in some of Europe's biggest leagues, hopes are high for Russia.
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But watching it now, I was troubled to see a woman discounting her own pleasure, even her well-being, in favor of playing nice and not making waves.
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Boris Johnson's girlfriend UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's girlfriend is making waves because the UK has never had a Prime Minister with an unmarried partner while in office.
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Its signature everything bagel doughnut is currently making waves online thanks to a D.C. popup and a spot in the Washington Post, and people have lots of opinions.
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The much-buzzed about "horror" story takes on racism with a thrilling satirical flare, and it's making waves around the U.S. Chance the Rapper is also a fan.
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Among the plethora of other Israeli firms making waves in this sector are Uber-rival Gett, public transport app Moovit, and Argus, which provides cybersecurity for automotive systems.
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Sam Smith and his boyfriend are typically fully engaged with each other, enjoying life ... but from the looks of it, they don't like people making waves for them.
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The French tech scene — 'La French tech' as they like to call it — has been making waves recently, while France generally has been benefiting from the 'Macron bounce'.
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In Cameroon, Essome's plastic boats have won international awards and recognition, making waves as far away as Madrid where his team was asked to construct an eco-boat.
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The song is also making waves in the hip-hop world as speculation swirled on social media over whether Lamar dissed Detroit rapper Big Sean in the track.
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The 32-year old heir apparent has been making waves in Saudi and beyond by spearheading a program of radical economic and societal reforms in the conservative kingdom.
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Casper and his new hottie -- a model who goes by the name Coca -- are making waves in Miami, hitting up a beach Monday afternoon for some serious PDA.
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Here's what you need to know: The male contraceptive making waves on the Internet this week is called Vasalgel, and it's being developed by the nonprofit Parsemus Foundation.
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Since rising to prominence with a series of hard-hitting freestyle videos, Young M.A is making waves in rap with her combination of uncompromising lyricism and Brooklyn delivery.
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You're supposed to make a difference without making waves, find a passion while veiling your convictions and smile blithely through a ceaseless forensic examination of your every accessory.
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The White House's FY 2021 budget — standing at a whopping $4.8 trillion — is already making waves for deep cuts to social safety net programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
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Bites Alliance, a small Traverse City bistro serving vegetable-forward shared plates, has been making waves in the northwest corner of Michigan's Lower Peninsula since opening in March.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Li Shufu, chairman of Chinese carmaker Geely, is making waves in the global auto market after buying a $6.53 billion stake in Germany's Daimler AG (DAIGn.DE).
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The former skater also doesn't have anything to say about Harding's reappearance in the spotlight with the film making waves, or how Harding is portrayed favorably in I, Tonya.
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In recent days, baby Chanco's "hair diary" on Instagram has been making waves across the Internet, with well over 10,000 likes pouring in on many of "her" recent posts.
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But it wasn't until 2012, when a YouTube video of Supreme appearing at the Lesser Known Candidate's Debate in the state went viral, that Supreme really began making waves.
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With its debut device — a beautifully designed product at an attractive price-point, initially available on an invite-only basis — it began making waves throughout the tech media world.
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Amidst the sprawling, cavernous architecture of the Knockdown Center in Maspeth, Queens, a radical and challenging exhibition featuring female artists of the African Diaspora is making waves with audiences.
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But to Asian internet users, Netflix seemed like another among many of the wonderful first-world luxuries that kept making waves on the news but never seemed within reach.
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Is it a coincidence that the three figures have the same blond hair and blond bathing suits or is it a sign of their collective fear of making waves?
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The melding of Havana street tradition and religious practice with conservatory training now seems to be commonplace among the youngish Cuban instrumentalists making waves on the international jazz scene.
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Also spinning in the Atlantic are Tropical Storms Helene and Isaac and Subtropical Storm Joyce, while Tropical Depression Olivia and Super Typhoon Mangkhut are making waves in the Pacific.
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They also need to avoid making waves when a thin-skinned Tweeter-in-chief can lop billions of dollars in market value off their companies with a few threats.
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The Portuguese pair, who are based in East London, have been making waves with their radical reinventions of denim in recent seasons, so all eyes will be on the brand.
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The river hippopotamus calf was born at the San Diego Zoo in September and is already making waves — and we're not talking about the ones created by his 100-lb.
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"To see it come out this far and still be making noise, and making waves, it's something you've got to be grateful for and take as a blessing," he said.
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But it's their Rosy Pits deodorant which is making waves this time around — and 5,000 people and counting have joined a waiting list for it to come back in stock.
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Currently, RyGos is making waves for a certain outfit he's donning in the new poster for the upcoming Blade Runner 2049, which was revealed on the movie's official Twitter page.
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While Ashley Graham's Sports Illustrated cover last year made history for embracing more body diversity, this year the woman behind the swimsuit issue is making waves for promoting body confidence.
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Non-Binary is an ongoing project Philomene has been shooting since last year, and it's making waves across the internet for capturing the nuances of gender expression with extreme intimacy.
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The company has been making waves for its sub-orbital rocket New Shepard, which can fly up to 62 miles above Earth and then land back down on solid ground.
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Some fans think Harris has a collaboration in the works with none other than Beyoncé, which wouldn't be too surprising consider the high profile collaborations he's currently making waves with.
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The singer has been making waves on the show since he performed an evocative piano rendition of "A Song for You" during his audition and received the coveted golden buzzer.
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Lesser known but also making waves in saxophone circles, Ben Wendel and his group Kneebody are making compelling jazz fusion for the 21st century, notably collaborating with Brainfeeder producer Daedelus.
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She's not the only one making waves in the college admissions game this week, by the way — one New York teen was just accepted to all eight Ivy League universities.
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It would be an odd admission coming from any Thai chef, let alone one who's been making waves with his innovative twists on the national cuisine for the past year.
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For 30 years I have witnessed a pervasive culture populated by more than a few morally repugnant executives and those who kept their jobs by not making waves around them.
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Photo courtesy Denzel Curry Rap wunderkind Denzel Curry has been making waves out of Carol City for a minute now, blending punk and dancehall into his South Florida-bred sound.
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Whatever the forum may be, I think adding to the discussion about abortion — especially in a personal way that is certainly going to wind up making waves — is a brave act.
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Less than a decade old and HelloFresh is already making waves in the meal-kit services space, having made its mark in over 2900 countries including the U.S. and New Zealand.
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As Cook heads into the final few months of pre-Rio training, here are five things you should know about the first-time Olympian making waves in the diving community. 25.
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A 54-year-old man from Jilin, China, is making waves in his hometown, for his Iron Man-worthy exercise routine: daily walks with a 40kg rock balanced on his head.
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The New York Times' Mike Isaac is making waves with a scoop that Uber used its software prowess to foil attempts by local regulators around the world trying to investigate UberX.
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Amazon's been making waves in the retail space for a few years now, most recently opening up brick and mortar bookstores as well as testing out an automated grocery store concept.
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The #PayPal4Palestine hashtag has been making waves on social media after 43 companies and organizations in Palestine published an open letter to Paypal asking for the payment platform to work there.
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At the tender age of 17, the couture darling is already making waves in films, on the Cannes red carpet, and as the face of the iconic Chanel No. 5 fragrance.
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"If we were going to be making waves for people to follow us, we had to ignore some of the injustices that we encountered from time to time," Dr. Sinkford said.
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Joe Exotic may be the subject of the Netflix original docu-series Tiger King, but the big cat enthusiast isn't the only character in the project making waves on the Internet.
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Representative Chris Collins, a New York Republican indicted on insider trading charges, just jumped back into the race for his House seat, but he's already making waves with a negative ad.
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While it has already put its stamp on the beauty world, this is the first time Hermès has branched out into color cosmetics, and the new drop is already making waves.
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Make waves with iOS 11 With the release of iPhone 8 already making waves and iOS 11 released for beta, Apple's got a huge number of exciting plans right on the horizon.
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Last year for Women's Equality Day, we shouted out six female artists who are making waves in the GIF world, and continued to give them props throughout our weekly GIF Six-Pack.
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We're only at the tip of the iceberg when it comes to fashion month trend spotting (London, Milan, and Paris ahead), but there are some nascent trends that are already making waves.
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One startup making waves in China's enterprise software market is four-year-old Laiye, which just raised a $35 million Series B round led by cross-border venture capital firm Cathay Innovation.
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During the exercise, the instructors usually create adverse conditions for the trainees by splashing water on them and making waves, but they are reportedly advised not to dunk or pull students underwater.
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Since her debut at South by Southwest last spring, she has been making waves as Hanson Robotic's most advanced robot; she can express a wide range of emotions and interact with humans.
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The ten-second clip, which shows an unidentified Queen's Guard soldier shoving a female tourist out of the way in a roped-off area, began making waves on Twitter earlier this week.
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A headline from the Washington Post is making waves this week, one that claims that a new Oregon bill would decriminalize possession of small amounts of heroin and cocaine if it passes.
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ABC Breaking News | Latest News VideosBobby Brown's 20/20 interview with Robin Roberts is already making waves for his candid revelations about the deaths of wife Whitney Houston and daughter Bobbi Kristina.
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Maloney Tuesday afternoon on Capitol Hill, and got his take on the Democratic mayor outta South Bend, Indiana ... who is making waves even before officially announcing he's running for Prez in 2020.
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MAKING WAVES Rappler Executive Editor Ressa, who previously held senior positions at U.S. broadcaster CNN, started Rappler with some associates on Facebook in 2011, and it became a news website in 2012.
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Trust me: You don't need to know a thing about basketball to know that this 30-year-old rising star of a sports analyst is making waves in the sports journalism industry.
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Though the cut and its music video are nestled in Eyez, a 40-minute documentary released exclusively through TIDAL, the song's lyrics are making waves for their possible critiques of Kanye West.
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Among a swathe of nationalist movements making waves across Europe, the AfD is the third largest party in Germany's legislature and may make big gains in three regional votes later this year.
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There's a scene in the 2013 film "Inside Llewyn Davis" in which the title character, a struggling folk singer in early-1960s New York, meets a younger musician who's been making waves.
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In fact, she'd been making waves for months, announcing in December 23 that she wouldn't be joining an annual summer junket to Israel organized by the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
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In fact, she'd been making waves for months, announcing in December 216 that she wouldn't be joining an annual summer junket to Israel organized by the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
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In the early 90s, Moby was a fresh face in the dance music world making waves with his 1991 smash hit, "Go," which peaked at number 10 on the UK Singles Chart.
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The Amazon Essentials Lightweight Packable Puffer Jacket has been making waves on the retail giant ever since it was listed as one of the top 100 fashion gifts to purchase this season.
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Geno Auriemma&aposs program at UConn is a factory for producing top-tier WNBA talent, and his next big star is making waves well before she steps on the court in Storrs.
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Nikki Haley now blames "outrage culture" for the overwhelmingly negative response to her comment, though it's suspicious timing to be making waves in the midst of a (now) high-profile book tour.
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Porto's Nevoa (who are conveniently based a stone's throw from the site of Portugal's wildest yearly metal fest, SWR Barroselas) have been making waves as well, though of a decidedly more progressive nature.
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For their entire life, A has lived as whoever they have assumed the physical body of — never making waves or major life changes, but quietly observing what it means to be that person.
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Brad Bird is a legend for directing Pixar's blockbusting Incredibles films, but in 1999 he was making waves for a little story about a huge killer robot and the boy who befriended it.
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Beyond Netflix and Amazon Prime, Hotstar (from Rupert Murdoch-owned Star India) is making waves alongside Jio TV from Reliance Jio, but data from App Annie suggests MX Player is way out ahead.
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Photo by Justin Staple The self-proclaimed King of Los Angeles Bricc Baby has been making waves since his Atlanta street rap roots with MPA Crew (alongside Peewee Longway) and Kid Ink's Batgang.
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Bassist Raf and vocalist Michelle are both in Death Penalty, a British/Belgian project comprised of former and current members of Cathedral, Serpentcult, and Lucifer that's been making waves on Rise Above Records.
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At the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival, award-winning actress Glenn Close, then 70 years old, shared her hopes for the future of women of all ages making waves in the entertainment industry.
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The hard-hitting upstart has been making waves with her baseline game since she turned pro at 14 and has been hailed as the face of the next generation of American women's tennis.
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That investigation is also expected to address the actions of Comey, whose upcoming book is already making waves and prompted Trump to call Comey a "weak and untruthful slime ball" in a tweet.
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Making waves, and a little cash on the side, are pop sensations like Baddie Winkle (220-year-old Helen Ruth Elam Van Winkle), whose posts are conceived to flip convention on its head.
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Those include Japanese star Ichiro Suzuki, who holds an impressive MLB record of 262 hits in one season, and a rookie named Shohei Ohtani who is currently making waves in the United States.
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Aretha Franklin's death is making waves around the world -- and Hollywood is no exception, where hordes of people are paying tribute to her shining star ... and we were there to catch the crowds.
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Several years after the concept of the smart home started making waves — the first Nest thermostat was introduced in October of 2011 — the smart-home market is still more promise than practical reality.
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Rougned Odor's fist of fury is making waves over in the UFC ... where welterweight bad ass Alan Jouban was praising the Texas Rangers star for the clean shot he delivered over the weekend.
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It's making waves by providing businesses with superior rates compared to traditional brokers — it claims to reduce fees for China down from almost 10 percent to 1.5 percent and cut days of delivery time.
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But now, she's making waves for something else entirely: She was recently removed from a missing persons list in California after someone recognized her from the show, all thanks to a local news report.
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Among a swathe of nationalist movements making waves across Europe, the AfD is the third largest party in Germany's legislature behind Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and the center-left Social Democrats (SPD).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A landmark European privacy law is making waves worldwide a year after it came into force, fundamentally changing the way data are handled as Facebook, Apple and Google face increasingly frequent complaints.
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The Big Little Lies costars are eyeing to team up again to star in Ryan Murphy's Netflix adaptation of The Prom, a Broadway musical making waves for its inclusive LGBTQ representation, according to Deadline.
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He parlayed that experience into work at Thomas Keller's Per Se, and soon after at wd~50, the 65-seat New American restaurant that was making waves for its pioneering use of molecular gastronomy.
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The report is making waves after the New York Times published two different versions of it, and cited concerns from scientists about whether the White House would try to censor it in some way.
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The former YouTube star is heading to late night, and making waves as the only woman who will host a late night show on the Big Four TV networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox).
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To that end, she and a team of devoted family, friends and medical experts transformed Emily's Entourage from a team of casual supporters into a nonprofit organization that is making waves in CF research.
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"Boz is a fierce woman in consumer tech and is making waves at Apple," said Anjula Acharia-Bath, a partner at Trinity Ventures and friend of Saint John's, in an interview with Business Insider.
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Thought to be triggered by the Bank of Japan's tapering of bond purchases, his claim is making waves in the investment community and coincides with central banks increasingly moving away from global bond markets.
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Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson is making waves with his latest play: threatening a boycott of the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies unless Hall of Fame members get health insurance and an annual salary.
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This unidentified young man is making waves online after he was filmed by passengers in a vehicle going all out to ensure that an elderly woman gets across a busy road in Fujian, China, safely.
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A newly discovered set of vulnerabilities in AMD chips is making waves not because of the scale of the flaws, but rather the rushed, market-ready way in which they were disclosed by the researchers.
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The streaming service has become somewhat of a hub for murder enthusiasts, with series like Making A Murderer and The Keepers alongside documentaries like Casting JonBenet and Amanda Knox making waves each time they drop.
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But other days, when I'm more in a jeans and loafers and crewneck kind of mood, I wish I could smooth myself into the shape of all the gender-fluid models making waves in magazines.
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In case you missed it, Ivana, President Trump's first wife and the mother of his three eldest children, has been making waves while promoting her new book Raising Trump on ABC News on Monday morning.
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In various small and large ways, the Frightful Five are pushing into the news and entertainment industries; they're making waves in health care and finance; they're building cars, drones, robots and immersive virtual-reality worlds.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Asians in new movie "Searching" are neither rich nor crazy, but the contemporary thriller is in some ways as ground-breaking as the big romantic comedy currently making waves in Hollywood.
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A Kenyan governor is making waves after he revealed at the funeral for a fellow politician that the other man had fathered a 5-year-old son out of wedlock, according to multiple news outlets.
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A new study is making waves in the worlds of tech and psychology by questioning the basis of thousands of papers and analyses with conflicting conclusions on the effect of screen time on well-being.
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Redshirting out the season ahead of his official freshman year, Freeman is already making waves, catching the eye of ESPN's recruiting expert Jeff Borzello and working on his physicality ahead of his start next semester.
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Koike, a former defense minister, has been making waves with her goals of abandoning nuclear power and halting national sales tax increases, with many commentators anticipating she will eventually become Japan's first female prime minister.
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It's Medicare's 2628rd birthday, but she's still a few years short of qualifying for coverage (Sorry.) The House is out this week, but the Trump administration is still in town making waves over ObamaCare policy.
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"She understood the hardware, but she also understood the physics, which is incredible," said Miller Goss, astronomer emeritus at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory and the author of "Making Waves," a biography of Payne-Scott.
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PARIS — The last 12 months have seen Muslim models making waves across the fashion world, most notably Halima Aden, the Somali-American who last year became the first hijab-wearing model on the European catwalks.
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And it isn't just the domain of brands making waves in the flavored malt beverage space — even craft brewers are starting to listen to their customers who want a little less alcohol in their alcohol.
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Just like tying my hair in a bun in real life, I've figured out how to tweet without making waves: avoiding certain hashtags, phrasing my tweets as nonconfrontationally as possible, and qualifying everything I say.
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Next up for Federer is the round of 16, and another dangerous young player: Stefanos Tsitsipas, a 20-year-old from Greece, part of a group of 23-and-under men making waves in Melbourne.
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Even though he continues to be passed by NFL teams in desperate need of a competent, functioning quarterback, Colin Kaepernick is still making waves, this time by making a rare public appearance at an ACLU dinner.
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NASA snapped it making waves in the Martian clouds in 2003, and in April of this year, one of the first images the ESA's Trace Gas Orbiter captured was a gorgeous shot of the crater's rim.
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But LoveYourself—a not-for-profit offering no-cost HIV tests in the heart of steamy, gridlocked Metro Manila—is making waves amid the silence surrounding the country's HIV epidemic with edgy taglines like this one.
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Welcome to the San Jose, California, life of Spock the cat, a 27-pound, nearly 4-foot-long Maine Coon making waves on the Internet after CNN affiliate KGO and other outlets carried reports about him.
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And with its upcoming drop (the sixth of its kind), the retailer is making waves with a floor-length gown made entirely from Bionic yarn, a special recycled polyester material comprised of recovered, washed-up plastic.
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At each stop she's split off from her husband's agenda to visit schools and hospitals, making waves with her fashion choices and, for the first time since he entered office, regular appearances away from the President.
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The latest claims against Xuecheng, which surprisingly were published in the English edition of state-run tabloid Global Times, are also part of a number of sexual harassment allegations making waves in China in recent months.
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Driving the news: Shares opened lower after China announced $75 billion in retaliatory tariffs early Friday, but then picked up into positive territory after Fed chair Jerome Powell avoided making waves in a highly watched speech.
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Here's the what-what on Frank Gambles: The duo first started making waves nearly a year ago thanks to the record crackled, glitchy-soul goodness of "Myths"—a riot of rippled hi-hats and clattering sticks.
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President Trump just wrapped up a big rally in Montana a short time ago making waves, as you can imagine, with everything from immigration to Maxine Waters to his favorite nickname for his favorite senator in Massachusetts.
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In order to shed some light on some of the potential avenues for women to explore in the cannabis industry, we spoke with seven women from across the country who are currently making waves in this industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gene editing in agriculture takes center stage next Wednesday when Europe's highest court rules in a case that could determine the fate of the technology that is already making waves in the field of medicine.
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And even though it seemingly can't stop, won't stop making waves until it's officially gone for good, Colette's latest move is sure to excite New Yorkers who can't make it to France to say their final farewell.
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Driving the news: A Greentech Media article published Wednesday is making waves because it backs up the narrative asserted by the two bankrupt manufacturers, Suniva and SolarWorld: that tariffs would help revive the domestic solar manufacturing sector.
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Almost five years after leaving an analyst job at Prudential Financial, Rich is making waves and wooing investors with Credit Stacker, a smartphone game that teaches financial literacy through a simulated life of important decisions and investments.
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The luxury watch company, founded in 2004, had by that point already been making waves across the industry as a controversial brand, with products like its "Titanic DNA" watch, which was created under prior CEO Yvan Arpa.
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"But I'm not clubbing as much as I used to because I have to be a bit more present now," says the 2352-year-old, who's making waves for remixing classical music, with layers of contemporary influences.
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Farmanfarmaian, Mohamedi, and Zarina (who prefers to go by her first name) are all known entities in the art world with recent retrospectives in major museums, and Awartani, a younger artist, has been making waves at biennials.
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Widely regarded as one of the most prestigious independent film festivals in the world, Sundance is making waves at a time when a lack of diversity among nominees has been the focus of the Hollywood awards season.
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Donald Trump's travel ban in the United States has been making waves north of the border for some time, and now it seems that those waves have been powerful enough to spook the Girl Guides of Canada.
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The original CD is still making waves to this day, so much so that Huckaby is gearing up to release another edition of the series on CD and vinyl, along with 313 special double-packages that include both.
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The 24-year-old, who had minor roles in Sing Street and Murder on the Orient Express, is making waves for her portrayal of Mary Austin, Freddie Mercury's long-time love, in the recent Queen biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody.
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She didn't expect for it to turn into an ongoing project—in fact, the founder and CEO of Pasadena-based Interloper Films thought she was done making documentaries, after making waves in the genre with films like Dig!
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With her flawless skin, long limbs, and artfully curated Instagram account, she's been making waves online for months — especially after Fenty Beauty reposted a photo of her "modeling" its Saw-C lipstick, which caused her profile to skyrocket.
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Chloe and Halle Bailey, Ibeyi, Amandla Sternberg and ZendayaLemonade's triumphant ending also brings together some of Beyoncé's musical protégés, as well as two of the hottest, young black stars – both of whom are making waves as cultural ambassadors.
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Making waves at SXSW doesn't mean you'll ultimately be successful (more on that below), but at the very least it usually means the tech world will talk about you for months longer than it ever would have otherwise.
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Take the humble seaweed, for example: The marine algae is currently making waves in the beauty world, thanks to a flurry of new skin-care launches singing its praises (to the tune of "Under The Sea," we imagine).
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Since coming to power in a coalition government on June 1, Salvini, head of the far-right League, has been making waves by turning away humanitarian ships that have picked up migrants from North Africa in the Mediterranean.
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"Barriers that used to exist are no longer in place, there used to be few female directors, few women in general in the industry," said Nicoara, whose documentary about the dissident poet Nina Cassian features at Making Waves.
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While the word could surely be applied to several 2017 events, many remember the word "complicit" making waves back in April after Ivanka Trump sparked a debate about whether or not she understood the meaning of the word.
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The world of digital payments continues to power ahead — fuelled by the continuing growth of e-commerce and fintech — and now one of the bigger startups making waves in the sector is raising a huge round of funding.
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Zverev said social media and mobile phones had made it harder for younger players to avoid being caught up in the hype than compared to the days when Federer, now 38, was making waves in his early 20s.
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With three years behind it, it's young, but it's making waves, putting headliners from Jamie XX to Run the Jewels, AlunaGeorge, and Duke Dumont on top of a stacked local lineup designed to show off our homegrown talent.
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KUALA LUMPUR/BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hit movie "Crazy Rich Asians" is grabbing headlines with its depiction of outlandish opulence but another Singapore film is making waves of a different kind by revealing the tawdry underbelly of Asian life.
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Ashley Jacobs crashed onto the shores of Charleston like a hurricane, making waves during her first season on Southern Charm as embattled politician Thomas Ravenel's girlfriend — and the instant enemy of Kathryn Dennis, the mother of his two children.
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The 42-year-old Real Housewives of Atlanta star is making waves with her new Bravo talk show, Kandi Koated Nights, which features Burruss hosting discussions about relationships, dating and sex with a rotating panel of experts and celebrities.
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The announcements about ADP and UTX are the most significant moves Ackman has unveiled this year and come at a time his firm is making waves with double-digit returns as Ackman himself stays largely out of the limelight.
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After making waves in her season, Valentina was back in the Werk Room for the fourth season of All Stars along with Latrice Royale, Naomi Smalls and Farrah Moan — with whom she clashed on their season of Drag Race.
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While these numbers may not be a surprise to some, they certainly prove the Not-Com revolution (a term coined by Jeff Davidoff, CMO of Donuts, and the largest applicant for new domain-name extensions) is certainly making waves.
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Dotorado Pro initially broke out in 2014 after making serious moves on Portuguese sales charts with the churningly insistent hit "African Scream," making waves on dancefloors around the world and inspiring dance videos on YouTube from as many places.
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Former entrepreneur and businessman Andrew Yang is making waves in the 2020 Democratic primary with his unique policy ideas and energetic grassroots campaigning style, raising $10 million last fundraising quarter and qualifying for all of the past Democratic debates.
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The morning after Trump's annual address — which began with his denying Pelosi a handshake and ended with the president applauding for himself while she tore up a copy of his speech — the House speaker was making waves across Twitter.
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Alexander published "The Undefeated" under his new diversity-focused imprint Versify, one of a number of new mission-driven imprints, including Kokila, Rick Riordan Presents and Christopher Myer's Make Me a World, that are making waves in the industry.
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Geely, which is making waves globally after a series of high-profile deals by its parent, saw revenue rise 73 percent to 92.8 billion yuan from a year earlier, far outpacing tepid growth in the wider Chinese vehicle market.
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She was able to parlay her newfound internet fame and big personality into a role as a cast member on VH1's Love & Hip Hop, a reality show notorious for the artists who aren't actually making waves in hip hop.
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The announcements about ADP and United Tech are the most significant moves Ackman has unveiled this year and come at a time his firm is making waves with double-digit returns as Ackman himself stays largely out of the limelight.
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British duo Basement Jaxx were making waves on every platform at the time with their dance hit "Where's Your Head At," so in terms of marketing and an overall good fit, this song felt right at home with this movie soundtrack.
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In recent years, Analogue has been making waves with several concept-heavy endeavors, including a recent three-track release on Valentine's Day based off love letters written by Frida Kahlo and Beethoven, featuring remixes by DJ Earl, Mastah William, and Ezrakh.
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First making waves as affable dad, Hal on Malcolm in the Middle and Dr. Tim Whatley on Seinfeld, Cranston drew worldwide acclaim playing high school teacher – turned drug kingpin, Walter White, for which he won numerous awards including four Emmys.
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Around the same time, small indie teams were making waves in the industry, and the team at Devolver came up with a clever idea: partnering with indie studios, like Dutch duo Vlambeer, to create smaller games based on Serious Sam.
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And just as the food at Walt Disney World and Disneyland has evolved and expanded beyond the classic Mickey ice cream bars over the years, so too have the style options, with rose gold and rainbow pride ears making waves recently.
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Homosexuality Though China has come a long way since homosexuality was declassified as a mental illness 15 years ago -- with several cities across the country hosting gay pride parades and prominent LGBT celebrities making waves -- the censors haven't got the memo.
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While most justices tend to move further toward an ideological pole over time, Kavanaugh may have been even more motivated to avoid making waves in his first term than most justices, given the controversy that surrounded his confirmation hearings last year.
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After making waves with a 1991 Times op-ed titled "Date Rape Hysteria," Katie Roiphe solidified her brand with The Morning After, a book that diagnosed campus activists as hysterics abandoning feminism's empowering legacy in favor of their own victim narratives.
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From Making Waves, it's clear to see why Sōtatsu reemerged with such force: through his elegant expressions of ink and skilled manipulation of material, the painter transformed everyday paper objects into mesmerizing compositions that still shine centuries after their creation.
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After making waves earlier this week with news of her romance with Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez hopped on a plane Friday bound for Miami — where A-Rod lives — with her 9-year-old twins, Max and Emme, in tow.
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The summer heat is crashing in and these stars are making a splash by showing off how they handle the motion of the ocean ... dunk yourself into these shots of bikini babes making waves for a real shock to your system!
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Supermodel Kate Upton Marries Astros' Justin Verlander Just Days After His World Series Win As Stephens was dominating the tennis court at the U.S. Open, Altidore was making waves of his own: he scored two goals against the San Jose Earthquakes.
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College track stars Justin Rabon and Brad Neumann have been dating for more than two years, but their love story is just now making waves after the two each wrote a personal essay for Outsports about their experiences coming out.
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Women running for office and even president has become less surprising over the years, but with high profile candidate Hillary Clinton making waves — despite a lack of women representation on Capitol Hill — advocacy groups are looking to seize on her success.
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The company has doubled their staff to 100 in the past year and is looking to continue growing rapidly as it strives to keep pace with companies like Magic Leap and Microsoft that are making waves in the augmented reality space.
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But The New York Times has uncovered that some small-time merchants and villagers in Pingyang County control multibillion-dollar stakes in Anbang Insurance Group, the company that bought the Waldorf and has been making waves with its enormous deals.
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Since it was founded in 2014 by Christine Tran, Frankie Decaiza Hutchinson, and Emma Burgess Olson (AKA Umfang), the NYC-based platform and booking agency has been making waves by championing female-identifying talent within the male-dominated electronic music industry.
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Mr. Javid has been positioning himself for a potential leadership role since early this year, making waves with the decision to strip the citizenship of Shamima Begum, the British teenager who traveled to Syria in 2015 to join the Islamic State.
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CLAIRE WELLE, who was making waves at Otway in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, with her take on American fare in the year or so the restaurant has been open, has left amicably and been replaced by Ian Anderson, formerly of Betony.
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Though she's recently been making waves in the TV and film industries with projects like Grace & Frankie and Our Souls at Night, the actress said she wasn't feeling particularly inspired to discuss her acting career because she was too preoccupied with current events.
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Christie Brinkley's two daughters, Alexa Ray Joel and Sailor Brinkley Cook, may be making waves with their sexy Sports Illustrated Swimsuit family photo shoot, but both ladies have previously dealt with body image issues and criticism while growing up in the public eye.
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Just a few days after making waves by trolling President Trump with a projection on Trump's D.C. hotel that said "Pay Trump Bribes Here," D.C. artist Robin Bell took aim at Attorney General Jeff Sessions with some similar projections on Thursday night.
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Simmons, just 19 years old, has been making waves in the sporting world, not only for his freakish individual performances on the court, but for also not being afraid to start some beef with Kentucky Wildcats fan and "Hotline Bling" operator Drake.
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Because even when she was cloaked in Gucci last week, making waves for wearing an Italian designer who's best known for shaking up the establishment and redefining what's considered desirable and beautiful, the questions weren't about how the dress looked or its trendiness.
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An Iranian woman's public act of defiance against the government's rules mandating wearing the headscarf last month in Tehran inspired at least a dozen other women to take off their veils in public this week, making waves in Iran and across social media.
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After her daughter Kaia Gerber took New York Fashion Week by storm, walking in Calvin Klein Collection, Coach, Alexander Wang, Fenty x Puma by Rihanna, and Marc Jacobs, she's making waves across the pond — and she's bringing her brother along for the ride.
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Beijing-based TikTok, which doesn't compete directly with TME but is making waves around the world with its music video app, has nailed licensing deals with Warner, Universal and other major labels to secure music and sound bites for its video creators.
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In the aftermath of what can only be described as a truly tragic week in the United States, an image of a woman peacefully protesting in Baton Rouge while being grabbed by police officers in riot gear is making waves on social media.
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Take the edge off the fall season by dipping into these sexy snaps of babes making waves as they lounge on the edge of some exotic bodies of water -- but be careful not to fall too hard ... there's no lifeguards on duty.
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"Important - READ THIS BEFORE YOU GET TO HILL" read the subject line of another email to Mattis's chief of staff as well as others whose names are redacted, likely aides with Shanahan on the way to Capitol Hill, where the news was already making waves.
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Big airlines are making waves in the oil market for the first time since prices went into a tailspin nearly two years ago, betting this may be their best chance to lock in cheap jet fuel for years to come, industry and market sources say.
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Since her departure from the spotlight as Ted Cruz's VP pick, Carly Fiorina has been making waves as YouTube celebrity "ItsCarly" where she has amassed more than two million subscribers for her viral video "When bae has Netflix" and her tri-weekly vlog series.
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Last week, during the family's long weekend in Costa Rica, Kim tweeted a table of startling statistics in response to the news of the immigration ban making waves throughout the U.S. The numbers refuted the notion that the biggest threat facing Americans is terrorism.
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All that talking seems to be making waves on the political front, but when it comes to the types of people we actually see represented on the runways and in campaigns, we still need to send up reminders that one model does not diversity make.
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The fashion set is relentlessly searching for the next big thing, whether it's the newest pair of sneakers, a cult bag, the latest designer disrupting trends, a fresh model making waves on the catwalk, or a young photographer or stylist challenging the way we see clothes.
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The big picture: While top Trump officials getting blacklisted from restaurants isn't making waves in the news like it did last year, restauranteurs in and around D.C. still walk a tightrope as they handle VIP clientele who may invite controversy into their dining rooms, per The Washingtonian.
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Ocasio-Cortez hit the ground running after her inauguration, making waves by floating a 22019 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million, supporting "Medicare for all" and proposing the "Green New Deal," which seeks to tackle climate change by investing in eco-friendly jobs.
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With the new Treasury report making waves in the nation's capital and the plethora of bipartisan bills advancing in Congress, there is an opportunity for Washington to find common cause in fixing what's wrong with our regulatory structure by promoting what's right with it: community banks.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The Ultimate Fighting Championship's 18-month-old anti-doping program may be making waves but its designer Jeff Novitzky, who came to prominence chasing high-profile drug cheats like cyclist Lance Armstrong and sprinter Marion Jones, says it is definitely helping clean up the sport.
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Beyond making waves with her slinky vintage gown, Aniston and former husband Brad Pitt gave fans the moment they'd been waiting for with a sweet interaction after both won acting trophies at the awards show – although Aniston was hugging her award a lot tighter than her ex.
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But it's the spotlight on local talent that often steals the show, from the viscerally powerful minimalist paintings of the late Darby Bannard to the hypnotic, abstract canvases of a relative newcomer on the art scene, Tomm El-Saieh, who is making waves far beyond South Florida.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Big airlines are making waves in the oil market for the first time since prices went into a tailspin nearly two years ago, betting this may be their best chance to lock in cheap jet fuel for years to come, industry and market sources say.
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Two of the most empowering, interesting new artists currently making waves throughout the blurry nexus of punk, metal, pop, and noise are hitting the road together next month for a Noisey-sponsored run, and I for one am too excited to even sit still as I write this.
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But to celebrate Jeter was to celebrate kicking ass and taking names, the Crash Davis school of never saying the wrong thing (not to be confused with saying the right thing) and only making waves off the field in heterosexual sex scandals that ultimately add girth to the legacy.
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With three significant fall film festivals now on the books, including the Toronto International Film Festival heading into its final weekend, and with a few impressive holdovers from earlier in the year still making waves, it's time to take a look at the clarified landscape of Academy Award contenders.
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The issues around voice assistants' data retention have recently been making waves, as news media alerted consumers to the fact that these smart assistants weren't exactly unmanned operations — actual humans were reviewing the retained voice log files in order to tweak and improve the assistants' reactions and responses.
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And at this year's Disrupt, we're helping you get even more out of these fabulous talks with a new feature called Off the Record Sessions, which will give you the opportunity to take a deep dive into seven key topic areas with the founders and investors making waves in the industry.
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Under its agreement with ZhongAn (also called ZA Online), SoftBank Group can choose to acquire the shares through one of its wholly-owned subsidiaries or affiliates, including the $100 billion SoftBank Vision Fund, which is currently making waves in the venture capital ecosystem by going on an unprecedented funding spree.
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NEW YORK, April 6 (Reuters) - Big airlines are making waves in the oil market for the first time since prices went into a tailspin nearly two years ago, betting this may be their best chance to lock in cheap jet fuel for years to come, industry and market sources say.
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A political outsider, Yang is making waves in the primary by drawing on his unique expertise as an entrepreneur and businessman to sound the alarm about the rise of mass automation in America — a problem that, in his view, few other 2020 candidates or politicians have substantively addressed or tacked.
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Robotic process automation — which lets organizations shift repetitive back-office tasks to machines to complete — has been a hot area of growth in the world of enterprise IT, and now one of the companies that's making waves in the area has acquired a smaller startup to continue extending its capabilities.
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Here, some of the best shows that defiantly flew the flag for the future: 703 Photos View Slide Show ' Winner of the 2016 LVMH Prize for young designers, Grace Wales Bonner has been making waves in the industry with collections that ask boundary-pushing questions about black male culture and identity.
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While WarnerMedia is definitely positioning Tsujihara's departure as related to the sexual misconduct allegations — the latest entertainment exec to topple as part of the #MeToo movement, which is also occasionally making waves in the tech industry — it's not clear which straw broke the camel's back with Tsujihara, or why it didn't break earlier.
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Meet Hunter McGrady, a first-time SI model is making waves with her curves in this super diverse edition of the magazine, which also features 63-year-old supermodel Christie Brinkley as well as women of many different shapes and sizes via an "Every Body, Every Age, Every Beautiful" ad campaign from Graham.
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If that's not enough to convince you, we've also added some Off the Record sessions that will let you gain a much deeper knowledge about a variety of topics, and have truly meaningful conversations about the topics that are important to you with the people who are making waves in the relevant industry.
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While wifi emerged out of this scene, he's proven an ability to move past it, harnessing a sound that blends the emo leanings of a teen hero like Lil Peep with a more traditional rap flow that calls to mind some of the kids making waves up and down the California coast.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE is making waves with the big crowds that she's attracting to campaign events across the country.
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After making waves with the 2011 short film "The Strange Thing About the Johnsons," a family drama that went into taboo territory, Mr. Aster, now 31, has delivered his first feature, "Hereditary," a bleak freak-out that could be described as "Ordinary People" meets "The Omen," with a little "Shining" thrown in.
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Movie stars don&apost have the kind of pull they used to in getting audiences into theaters, but they are making waves on TV.As the divide between movies and TV continues to blur, and TV budgets balloon, more actors who have traditionally done movie work are moving from the big to small screen.
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While closeted at the time, Bob Mould and of Hüsker Dü and Darby Crash of the Germs would eventually lend queer visibility to two influential punk bands (though their bands were not queercore and didn't deal in gay themes.) Out musicians like Gary Floyd of the Dicks, however, were already making waves.
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Although the Higher Brothers put Chengdu on the map for foreign audiences this year, the city started making waves domestically in 2014, when local rapper Boss Shady performed a defiant track called "Daddy Ain't Going to Work Tomorrow" ( Laozi mingtian bu shangban) on the popular singing competition show The Voice of China.
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Out of all the product details we get throughout the year, the annual print catalog never fails to get us into a tizzy: Not only does the booklet tell us what new items to expect from the furniture giant, it also provides valuable clues on the interior trends that will be making waves in the coming year.
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I knew obviously the, the anti-vaccine movement here in the US really pounced on that paper, and you think of people like Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carrey when they were still together, you know being champions of this now disgraced doctor, but you're saying that at the same time, the same paper was also making waves in Europe.
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There's a Scottish startup that's been making waves in the US fantasy sports space, and its eye is now firmly set on changing the fantasy football game in the UK. On a journey that may seem alien to most, Edinburgh startup FanDuel began their venture in North America, and only recently brought their platform to their UK home.
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Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat 28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 MORE keeps making waves on social media, including on health care, where she is a vocal proponent of Medicare for all.
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The Players Tribune, meanwhile, runs stories written by athletes themselves — some extremely timely, such as this one from Sabrina Ionescu, a rising star in women's basketball, published just on Monday, in the same week that her name has been making waves because of her speech at the Bryant memorial service, plus her heroic work on the court.
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While Yeoh may have had career highs that would make any actor envious — like starring in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and making waves as the first Bond girl of Chinese descent in 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies — people can't seem to get enough of that massive emerald ring she wore in Crazy Rich Asians, a jewel she actually owns in real life.
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Armed with a name that hearkens back to the glory days of 70s ebony porn and a dedicated cult of cyber bullies affectionately referred to as the #TheDingoHive , Dingo has been making waves and pissing people off across the internet for the past several months with his relentless criticism of current rap trends and the artistry that exists within his own city.
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That's why we partnered with Toyota RAV4 — a brand that's committed to causes like education reform, financial empowerment, and youth development — to scour our feeds in search of impressive and influential Black women who are making waves both online and out in the real world — whether they're leading workshops to empower women of color, promoting sex education, or launching initiatives that destigmatize mental illness.
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Kellyanne Conway's suggestion that the Obama administration spied on Trump Tower through kitchen appliances is still making waves on the Internet and late-night TV. On the Late Show's Monday night broadcast, host Stephen Colbert mocked Conway's insinuation that "microwaves that turn into cameras" could have been used to spy on Trump's 24 campaign — by reaching out to former President Barack Obama via a microwave.
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Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE is making waves through Washington and the energy world with his unprecedented proposal to prop up coal and nuclear power plants that are at risk of closing.
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Launching Tuesday, Away — the trendy luggage brand that's been making waves since this time in 2016, selling over 50,000 suitcases in less than a year — has teamed up with Suki Waterhouse and Poppy Jamie's brand Pop & Suki on a photo-worthy new color way in every size of its classic suitcases: The Carry-On, The Bigger Carry-On, The Medium and The Large, with prices ranging from $225-$295.
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Max BaucusMax Sieben BaucusOvernight Defense: McCain honored in Capitol ceremony | Mattis extends border deployment | Trump to embark on four-country trip after midterms Congress gives McCain the highest honor Judge boots Green Party from Montana ballot in boost to Tester MORE (D-Mont.) during the last attempt at tax reform, and Tate, who did a stint in the Clinton White House, are making waves at their bipartisan shop.
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As a state, Minnesota is full capable of doing this; after all, its residents have elected numerous Democratic women who are making waves nationally, including Senator Amy Klobuchar, who's Minnesota's first elected female senator, and state representative Ilhan Omar, who's the first Somali-American Muslim legislator elected in the U.S. (Plus, who's to say Omar couldn't nab that seat herself?) And that's not the only opportunity to show that Democrats have some moral backbone.
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President-elect Donald 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 has called for cracking down on China's trade misbehavior and is making waves with Beijing over a call with Taiwan's president and other statements he has made.
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Original story reprinted with permission from Quanta Magazine, an editorially independent division of the Simons Foundation whose mission is to enhance public understanding of science by covering research developments and trends in mathematics and the physical and life sciences "They," as everybody knew, were the two massive black holes that, more than 2150914 billion years ago and in a remote corner of the cosmos, spiraled together and merged, making waves in the fabric of space and time.
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Publicly available information on Simmons's life after 1973, when he left the Navy, reveals a certain sort of aimlessness that doesn't jibe with a career in the C.I.A. He worked as a headwaiter at Pisces, a nightclub in Georgetown, and as a manager for Making Waves, an adult-entertainment hot-tub complex in College Park, Md. He played semipro football for the Baltimore Eagles and, in 1978, was invited to try out with the New Orleans Saints.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to testify on Libra | Extremists find home on Telegram app | Warren blasts Facebook for not removing anti-Biden ad | California outlaws facial recognition in police body cameras | China rips US tech sanctions Overnight Energy: Warren unveils T environmental justice plan | Trump officials eliminate board on smart grids | Proposed Trump rule aims to ease restrictions on mineral mining MORE's (D-Mass.) extensive labor plan to raise wages and strengthen the rights of workers is making waves with groups representing business, which are growing increasingly nervous about her candidacy as she rises in the polls.
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Shop sustainable fashion at ReformationCheck out Dr. Johnson&aposs blog about consumer psychologyRead more about some of our favorite sustainable brands:Patagonia just won the United Nations&apos top environmental honor for entrepreneurial vision — here&aposs why we&aposre not surprisedB Corps are businesses committed to using their profit for good — these 14 are making some truly great productsAllbirds&apos sustainable &aposTree&apos sneakers were a game changer when they debuted in 2018 — here&aposs how they&aposve held up after over a year of regular wearWe tried Everlane&aposs recycled cashmere sweaters — they&aposre more sustainably produced and just as comfortable as the originalsA new online startup is quietly making waves in the denim world — its under-$100 jeans and sustainable production practices are 2 big reasons why
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