Buffett may be the most celebrated investor of them all.
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Sébastien Bras, above, is one of France's most celebrated chefs.
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But the vessel's most celebrated passenger was unquestionably Jacqueline Kennedy.
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The Oscars are the most celebrated awards show in Hollywood.
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But she is most celebrated for her Ramona Quimby books.
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There's more to King's career than his most celebrated novels.
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Imagine becoming one of the most celebrated athletes in the world.
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She is, very much, the most celebrated woman in the world.
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The four number 63 seeds are some of Shy's most celebrated.
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It would rank among the most celebrated moments in baseball history.
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Warren Buffett is one of the most celebrated investors in history.
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Frida Kahlo is one of the 20th century's most celebrated artists.
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He was one of the most celebrated artists of his age.
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It might be the most celebrated scouting tip in baseball history.
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Mr. Macron's most celebrated catchphrase in his speeches reflects that love.
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Today, Kashyap is one of the most celebrated filmmakers of Bollywood.
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Mexía eventually became one of the most celebrated botanists in history.
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Christmas is one of the most celebrated holidays of the year.
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The other is the most celebrated children's book author of modern times.
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JOHNSON: No. CAVUTO: You&aposre one of the most celebrated CEOs ever.
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Superchunk is not Merge's most celebrated band, but they deserve to be.
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Ken Liu is one of science fiction's most celebrated writers working today.
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Her mother, Malena Ernman, is one of Sweden's most celebrated opera singers.
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Their father, Lourdes Gourriel Sr., was one of Cuba's most celebrated players.
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It's one of the most celebrated and recognizable buildings in the world.
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Until relatively recently Tom Mangan's most celebrated output had been T-shirts.
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He is deservedly one of the most celebrated athletes on the planet.
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Onassis, who became one of the most celebrated women in the world.
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LONDON — It's one of the most celebrated graphs ever produced by economists.
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The Federalist Papers were the most celebrated example of the dominant custom.
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Richard Wright, the most celebrated African-American novelist of his day, was another.
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Someone who bought the personal collection of one of baseball's most celebrated players.
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Minaj went on to become the most celebrated female rapper of her generation.
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Many of the most celebrated — and valuable — horses in equine sports live here.
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Frank Lloyd Wright is America&aposs most celebrated architect — and for good reason.
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His is a familiar face, sometimes daily, in the city's most celebrated kitchens.
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But they neglect, some might argue, one of San Francisco's most celebrated characters.
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Milwaukee's Pridefest is one of the city's most celebrated and well-attended festivals.
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Taylor Swift is one of the most celebrated lyricists of modern pop music.
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As for the Marines, one of the most celebrated is the late Gen.
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And errors are common among some of history's most-celebrated scientific minds, too.
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Silicon Valley's most celebrated companies are also facing scrutiny for allegedly paying women less.
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The Grammy Awards honor the biggest and most celebrated musicians of the past year.
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He credits his wife with playing a major role in his most celebrated works.
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"He's the most celebrated entrepreneur on earth," one pitch began, according to Schneiderman's lawsuit.
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It was performed on local TV by Anthony, one of Naples's most celebrated neomelodici.
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At their best, Bacon's Velasquez-inspired "Pope" paintings are among his most celebrated works.
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The former waitress was one of the industry's most celebrated and longest-serving executives.
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He is America's most celebrated painter of the solitary realities of 20th century life.
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Michael Jordan has one of the most celebrated athlete-endorsed brands of all time.
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Carnegie Mellon is one of the most celebrated institutions for robotics in the country.
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Ai Weiwei is China's most celebrated contemporary artist, and its most outspoken domestic critic.
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The American road trip is one of photo-history and pop-culture's most celebrated tropes.
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That leaves the Beatles' most celebrated album without a signature tune for the Spotify generation.
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In-N-Out and Shake Shack are two of fast food's most celebrated burger chains.
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The most celebrated example is M-PESA, a mobile-money service used by 27m Kenyans.
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Little-known today, Zamyatin influenced some of the most celebrated authors of the 20th century.
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Le Bernardin, one of New York City's most celebrated restaurants, is also in the building.
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The Barefoot Contessa Ina Garten is one of the most celebrated personalities in food today.
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In 2007, he played the Super Bowl in one of the most celebrated such performances.
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Paris is putting on The Ritz again – after its most celebrated hotel re-opened Monday.
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Before Black Friday riots, air travel, and overeating became the most celebrated American holiday rituals.
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Sporting Lisbon is home to one of the most celebrated academy systems in world soccer.
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The Signature seasons did not present the most celebrated work of the playwrights in question.
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The bicentennial of New York's most celebrated literary son is being commemorated with three exhibitions.
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The most celebrated pizza in the country ... and yet we continue to try new styles.
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The European Solidarity Center, or ECS, is one of Poland's largest and most celebrated museums.
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And now the Bakers will be joined again permanently among the sport's most celebrated legends.
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WIMBLEDON, England — The most celebrated rivalry in modern men's tennis is becoming a habit again.
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The centenary of the death of Auguste Rodin, France's most celebrated sculptor, is this year.
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It was a best seller and was one of the most celebrated books of 2016.
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Stark was one of the most celebrated animal trainers in a field dominated by men.
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It's about as good as you'd expect from one Macedonia's most celebrated pop-rock bands.
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But what happens after you become the most-celebrated and beloved American pilot since Charles Lindbergh?
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Muir, one of the most celebrated Americans of his time, added impetus to the conservationist movement.
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Completed in 1919, this work is among the most celebrated and recognized works of his career.
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One of the most celebrated indie games of all time is getting a long-awaited sequel.
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In 2003, Spears released In the Zone, one of the most celebrated albums of her career.
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He is also the man who introduced HNA to its most celebrated foreign investor, George Soros.
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Today James, now 32, is one of basketball's most celebrated athletes and also its highest paid.
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Of course, that pivot also involved layoffs of some of its most celebrated writers and editors.
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The hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus raise questions about consent.
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Hopkins is now thirty-eight, and one of the most celebrated electronic musicians of his generation.
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The newest and most celebrated Yankees prospect, Gleyber Torres, took to the game quickly on Thursday.
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In 1987, Morrison published her most celebrated novel, "Beloved," which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
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They were the defending league champions, one of the most celebrated squads in recent NBA history.
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As a choreographer, he's worked with some of the most celebrated acts in the entertainment industry.
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Mr. McCready has been among the most celebrated candidates in Democratic congressional politics in recent years.
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MR. WILLIAMS We'll start with Thornton Dial, the most celebrated self-taught artist in recent memory.
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There's also the news that some of NYC's most celebrated designers are skipping the event altogether.
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One of the most celebrated editing moments in world cinema, critics agree, occurs in that film.
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Some of the industry's most celebrated names have been developing a foundation to preserve traditional skills.
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The tomb of Queen Nefertiti, one of the most celebrated Egyptian royals, has never been found.
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Daniel Barenboim, one of the world's most celebrated conductors, is known for doing what he wants.
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Now the label's spotlight has fallen on one of its most celebrated members, its co-founder.
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I doubt even our most celebrated poets could have captured the scene with more eloquence or brevity.
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In honor of the late icon's birthday on August 29, we're revisiting his most celebrated dance moves.
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There she caught the eye — or rather, the ear — of Baxter Black, the genre's most celebrated poet.
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One of the most celebrated updates added Pokemon characters from the second generation, including Togepi and Phanpy.
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"It doesn't matter which medium you use," says Seb Fontaine, one of Britain's most celebrated house DJs.
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John Legend is one of the most celebrated stars around, but he's faced his share of adversity.
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In fact, as last night's Emmys showed, many of the most celebrated shows are the most niche.
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That Good Friday, however, many of the most celebrated symbols of the city's progress were struck down.
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Would that be enough to propel Mr. Cuomo into the pantheon of New York's most celebrated governors?
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Mr. Baryshnikov, one of the most celebrated dancers ever, leads the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York.
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How did the Boivin starfish become one of the most celebrated jewelry designs of the 20th century?
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Kobe Bryant had one of the most celebrated basketball careers in the entire history of the NBA.
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City Center also plans to commission new works from some of the most celebrated dance-makers today.
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One of his most celebrated purchases is See's Candies, a company he bought for $25m in 1972.
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Already one of the most celebrated poets of his generation, Vuong's debut novel cements his considerable talent.
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Loto Quebec, which oversees the gambling industry, instead chose Joël Robuchon, one of France's most celebrated chefs.
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The accompanying 29 ballet of the same name is one of Graham's most celebrated and enduring works.
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One of Rylance's most celebrated performances is as Olivia in his all-male production of Twelfth Night.
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One of the most celebrated episodes of TNG explores the role language and culture play in diplomacy.
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Raf Simons can easily be considered one of the most celebrated fashion designers working in the industry today.
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"Poetry Is Not You" is a response to one of the most celebrated poems in the Spanish language.
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The dinner "offers some of the rarest ingredients and most celebrated wines from around the world," Ellingson says.
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As one of the most celebrated moments on The Life of Pablo, the track, arguably, belongs to Chance.
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The most celebrated, Steve Sillett, who pioneered canopy research in giant trees, also met his wife clambering aloft.
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Evangelion first aired in 1995, and it remains one of the most celebrated and influential anime to date.
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One of Hollywood's most celebrated directors, and longtime friend of disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein, has finally spoken out.
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Munger is one of the most celebrated investors in history and played a crucial role in Buffett's success.
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The once-incendiary hit eventually went on to become one of the most celebrated songs in Madonna's canon.
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His secretary Dorothy Fontana went on to become perhaps the most celebrated and prolific writer for the show.
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Mr. Gil and Mr. Veloso, both 73, are among the most celebrated singer-songwriters in Brazilian popular music.
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And one of the most celebrated electric longboards on the street is this Yuneec EGo 2 Electric Longboard.
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"Magritte is one of the most celebrated artists that's ever lived, and rightly so," says director John Durrant.
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When you take the most celebrated dash through New England since Paul Revere's ride, the afterglow never fades.
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Sinead O'Connor - "Troy" Another one of Ireland's most celebrated (and controversial) artists, O'Connor is haunting on this track.
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It is one of the most celebrated in the world, with some pipes dating back over 12003 years.
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Armstrong, easily one of the most celebrated men of the last half-century, refused to become a celebrity.
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"Homecoming" includes brief vignettes exploring the monthslong run-up to the most celebrated concert of the internet age.
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The most celebrated example was Jong Song-ok, who won the World Championships marathon in Spain in 1999.
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Hambletonian was a horse: "the most celebrated sire of trotting horses in America," as The Times put it.
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Charles Fuller is more surprised than anyone that his most celebrated play has finally made it to Broadway.
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The Americans had killed Qassem Soleimani, one of the country's most celebrated military figures, in a targeted strike.
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The Oscars are the most celebrated awards show in Hollywood and a star-studded night to celebrate film.
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The awards keep coming for "Atlanta" and "Lemonade," two of the most celebrated pop culture works of 2016.
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CALLE IS OFTEN DESCRIBED as the most celebrated conceptual artist in France, and the most French of artists.
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Silicon Valley's most celebrated companies are also facing scrutiny for reportedly paying women less, including Uber and Nike.
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During that time many of the most celebrated artists were the ones who were disengaged from this reality.
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She also famously drove one of India's most celebrated female corporate leaders, Biocon CEO Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw in 2014.
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An exhibition of her most celebrated dresses, Diana: Her Fashion Story, has been running at Kensington Palace since February.
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Quietly but emphatically proving Eliot wrong, Oakley went on to become one of the most celebrated muralists in America.
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That's not to say there weren't a few bright spots along the way — Yahoo Weather being the most celebrated.
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The co-founder of one of the world's most celebrated and enduring animation houses, Studio Ghibli, died on Thursday.
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We open the film with a William S. Burroughs quote, one of the most celebrated junkies of all time.
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Rocketman aims to tell this story as "a fantasy musical," bringing trippy new life to John's most celebrated hits.
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But if the regulators do uncover evidence of real misconduct, things could get nasty for China's most celebrated firm.
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The duo serves as "showrunners" for "Game of Thrones," only the most celebrated series since Tony Soprano sought counseling.
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Munger is one of the most celebrated investors in the world and was an essential partner in Buffett's success.
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Though Best was perhaps the most celebrated footballer-come-criminal of the seventies, Peter Storey was the most notorious.
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Kurt's artistic development and personal history closely mirror that of Gerhard Richter, one of Germany's most celebrated living artists.
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"The thing he was most famous for and most celebrated for was also why people criticized him," she said.
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Like many famous and wealthy New Yorkers, the city's most celebrated museums often have lesser-known, more approachable relatives.
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The most celebrated example is William Eggleston's "Los Alamos" series, exhibited last spring at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Yet just about everyone in Britain has carried his most celebrated image around in their pocket, wallet or purse.
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Elle Chase, 228, has run Lady Cheeky, one of the most celebrated pornographic blogs on Tumblr, for eight years.
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Although she recorded songs from various samba schools, her enduring connection was with Mangueira, Rio's oldest and most celebrated.
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Here is Callas, now in vibrant color, in two of her most celebrated roles: Bellini's Norma and Puccini's Tosca.
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The first act ends with the heroine's madness and death, one of the most celebrated acting scenes in ballet.
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BANGKOK — Anniesa Hasibuan, Indonesia's most celebrated Islamic fashion designer, made her living at the intersection of faith and commerce.
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He is running in the shadow of his father, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, one of Canada's most celebrated prime ministers.
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Joker was also the most celebrated of last year's top 10 earners, if not of its fellow Oscar nominees.
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He struggled for years to write some of his most celebrated songs, and he recorded just 14 studio albums.
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Some of the star's most emotional roles (Benjamin Button, The Tree of Life) have also been his most celebrated.
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It is the most celebrated single holiday across a continent where a majority of people are Catholic or Protestant.
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"It's not just good," said Roman Niewodniczanski, one of Germany's most celebrated vintners and the owner of Van Volxem.
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Not only is Biles one of the most celebrated athletes of all time, she is also one of the nicest.
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Now Williams is playing a superhero herself in the TV adaptation of one of DC Comic's most celebrated Black superheroes.
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Commemorating the iconic peak of Mount Fuji through works by perhaps the nation's most celebrated artist, therefore, simply makes sense.
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I thought, here's this guy who's one of the most celebrated athletes and entertainers, and he's about to kill himself.
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It's hard to believe John McTiernan—arguably Hollywood's most celebrated director of pure action movies—has been away this long.
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Spike Lee is one of the most celebrated auteurs of Hollywood, but the Academy has been slow to recognize him.
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Munger himself, however, is one of the most celebrated investors in history and played a crucial role in Buffett's success.
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In addition to a thriving live music scene, it's also known for producing a number of India's most celebrated comedians.
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But by the end of their time at New York center, they were among the wealthiest and most celebrated members.
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The 1988 Nike Air Jordan 3 "remains one of the most celebrated" pairs of Air Jordans to date, Semmelhack wrote.
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Turner was the most gifted, and most celebrated sea and landscape painter of his time — and perhaps of all time.
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These excerpts explore the different relationships that informed some of the most celebrated and recognized indie games of recent years.
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"Food is the one thing that unifies Singaporeans," Wilin Low, one of the nation's most celebrated chefs, recently told me.
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In a nearby neighborhood is Bar Suzanne, a new speakeasy named after one of Cohen's most celebrated muses and songs.
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Feature Alan Hollinghurst, one of England's most celebrated novelists, has changed with the times and found new ways to surprise.
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H.R. McMaster began his tenure as national security adviser as one of the most celebrated military leaders of his generation.
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It draws on Seljuk and Byzantine influences, like many of Turkey's most celebrated edifices, including the Selimiye and Suleymaniye Mosques.
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Marina Carr, one of Ireland's most celebrated and haunting playwrights, has never been a woman in need of a brain.
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When I think of his most celebrated predecessor, Robert Irving, I see Irving's face, so often upturned to the dancers.
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He's only released two full-length albums -- and they're two of the most celebrated, genre-bending works of the decade.
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There's an undeniably vicarious fun in hearing about what it's like to sleep with the most celebrated men in rock.
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Mabel Stark, a fearless tiger trainer, was one of the most celebrated animal trainers in a field dominated by men.
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And at only 17, he snagged features from his city's most celebrated artists in Boosie Bad Azz and Kevin Gates.
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Some of Silicon Valley's most celebrated companies are also facing scrutiny for reportedly paying women less, including Uber and Nike.
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The author of such acclaimed works like The Corrections and Freedom, Franzen is one of America's most celebrated living novelists.
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Le Guin is most celebrated for her Earthsea fantasy trilogy and her science fiction masterpiece The Left Hand of Darkness.
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LONDON — A documentary released last year revealed fresh insights about the life of the 20th century's most celebrated female art collector.
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Inaugurated 22013 years ago on October 20213th 22021, the Sydney Opera House is one of the 220th century's most celebrated buildings.
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Dan Henderson's second round knockout of Bisping was one of the most celebrated finishing blows in the history of the sport.
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Moments are fleeting, and the more our most celebrated artists chase them, the more their work will render the same results.
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In recent years, he's been the invisible hand behind two of the most celebrated one-off designs of the past decade.
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BASF's most celebrated breakthrough was its discovery in 1913 of a way to mass-produce fertiliser, which helped eliminate mass hunger.
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Never before had I absorbed in such detail the brilliance of Hitchcock's shot-making in this most celebrated scene of violence.
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"Final Fantasy VII" is a genre-defining role-playing game, and one of the most celebrated PlayStation games of all-time.
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Most celebrated the news as a sign that the United States was ready to compete in the growing AI arms race.
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While the most celebrated black thinkers can jump-start national debate on race matters, larger community forces set that debate's parameters.
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His most celebrated project, "The Solitude of Ravens," was made in 1986 following his breakup with his second wife, Yoko Miyoshi.
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However, if he did suffer from narcissism, it would pale in comparison to prior presidents, including some of our most celebrated.
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It was one of the most celebrated R&R destinations for military personnel in Vietnam, a so called fantasyland for adults.
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The Chinese also have not bought any of the most celebrated wine producers, opting instead for the middling and lesser-ranked.
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In later years, he named Tacet as the designer of several of his most celebrated dances — notably "Aureole" and "Runes" (1975).
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The most celebrated is the 1919 total eclipse in which photographic measurements verified Einstein's idea that space and time can bend.
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Justice Antonin Scalia, who died four years ago last week, is among the most celebrated figures in the conservative legal movement.
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In memoriam: Michou, 88, who ran France's most celebrated drag cabaret and dressed habitually in blue, died in Paris on Sunday.
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I own a copy of "I'm With the Band," Pamela Des Barres' starry-eyed memoir of being rock's most celebrated groupie.
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Baffert is one of horse racing's most celebrated trainers and has trained Triple Crown winners American Pharoah (2015) and Justify (2018).
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Mabel Stark, nicknamed "Tiger Girl" and "Crazy Mabel," was among the most celebrated animal trainers in a field dominated by men.
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As a result, some of the world's most celebrated chefs have headed down south to put their mark on the area.
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One of the most celebrated Two Spirits in recorded history was a Lakota warrior aptly named Finds Them And Kills Them.
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I have been educated in prestigious schools, and visited by the richest of the rich and the most celebrated public figures.
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I'm proud to have given a home to what have become some of the most celebrated and talked about shows on television.
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A study published in the Harvard Business Review on October 20th suggests that the best heads are not always the most celebrated.
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Mr Khan, one of Britain's most celebrated dancers and choreographers, is the vortex of energy around which all his pieces are created.
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Billionaire Charlie Munger is one of the most celebrated investors in the world and was an essential partner in Warren Buffett's success.
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Its slippery physics recalled the most celebrated Sonic titles and Doomguy's inhumanly fast movement meshed perfectly with a franchise all about speed.
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Ledecky is quickly becoming one of the most celebrated athletes at the Rio Games, and the Maryland native hasn't even begun college.
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As for the most-celebrated show in Emmy history, the honor goes to Saturday Night Live, with 221 nominations and 50 wins.
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Mr Oz, who died on December 28th, was for half a century Israel's most celebrated writer, producing fiction, political essays and polemics.
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Rihanna and Beyoncé are two of the most celebrated celebrities in the music industry, and sadly, they know all about that life.
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Charles Neville, the saxophonist in New Orleans's most celebrated band, the Neville Brothers, died on Friday at his home in Huntington, Mass.
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In addition to touring this summer, the group will put out an exclusive reissue of their most celebrated release, Emotion Is Dead.
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Robert Guillaume, perhaps most celebrated for his role as the TV sitcom butler in Benson and Soap, died Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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Everbright, a Chinese state-backed financial conglomerate, is reportedly keen to buy Liverpool Football Club, one of the sport's most celebrated names.
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But it's worth noting that throughout history some of our most celebrated figures are those whose demands seemed untenable during their lifetime.
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It is hard to overstate the symbolic significance and positive effects of a black man commanding the most celebrated seat of power.
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The case comes after another court in Beijing punished a challenge to some of the most celebrated heroes of the Communist pantheon.
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It&aposs official — Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum have finalized their divorce, legally ending one of pop culture&aposs most celebrated marriages.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Oliver Mtukudzi, one of Zimbabwe's most celebrated musicians, died Wednesday of an undisclosed ailment, a former colleague has said.
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In the mid-1970s he formed a trio, Air, that was one of the most celebrated groups to emerge from that cohort.
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The Weekend is the headliner of Friday night's Coachella, a capstone achievement for Canada's most celebrated consumer of narcotics since Rob Ford.
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And Intel has already lined up one of Hollywood's biggest and most celebrated studios as a partner in its new entertainment experiment.
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His solo productions are among his most celebrated works, but a dancer can only weather the job's physical demands for so long.
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Its most celebrated jurisprudential doctrine, originalism, holds that the Constitution can only truly be understood as an expression of the framers' intent.
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It's one of the most celebrated days of the United Nations calendar, with over 150 countries hosting marathons, marches, exhibitions and performances.
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There's a moment of giddy disequilibrium as we realize that the world's most celebrated inventor is a tattooed 40-something named Santiago.
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WASHINGTON — Suzanne Farrell was the most celebrated of the many ballerinas trained and presented by the superlative choreographer George Balanchine (1904-83).
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Bolivia Dispatch Some of the most celebrated chefs in the Andes ventured deep into the Amazon on a quest for exotic ingredients.
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Yet the Pygmalions of Palin, who backed Trump on the birther filth, are now among the most celebrated voices in Michelle's party.
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All but one player from the Pittsburgh Steelers, one of the league's most celebrated teams, refused to go out for the anthem.
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"I've got two sons," said Rosie Arnold, a former BBH employee and the creative director on some of Axe's most celebrated ads.
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Austen's other most celebrated female heroes are either earnest, but passive lovers (Elinor), or act as the male love interest's conscience (Elizabeth).
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The faculty petition included many of the university's most celebrated professors from more than a dozen schools, as well as former administrators.
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Over the course of her 224-year-long career, Sophie Calle has established herself as one of France's most celebrated conceptual artists.
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And N.A.I. doesn't even represent the whole of U.S.C.'s efforts to address inadequate socioeconomic diversity at the country's most celebrated colleges.
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This year is the 100th anniversary of Will Eisner's birth, an occasion marked by a new edition of his most celebrated book.
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The president-elect's deliberations over how to separate himself from his company coincided with one of its oldest and most celebrated traditions.
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The letters point to the depth of feeling behind the public mask of one of the most celebrated women of her time.
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This clip from 2013, where Ms. Peck is partnered by Tyler Angle, shows some of the most celebrated moments in the ballet.
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Early on, he became the most celebrated painter of the day, but he refused to follow shifting fashions and fell from favor.
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" One of China's most celebrated younger film directors, Lu first became known overseas for his 2004 thriller set in Tibet, "Kekexili: Mountain Patrol.
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In 2006, the actor walked out of a store in Paris wearing the world's most celebrated bad disguise: a bag over the head.
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Its inventor, Petra Wadstrom, is one of Sweden's most celebrated environmentalists who has won more than a dozen awards and featured in Vogue.
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Some Italian business leaders nonetheless fret about expansionists from across the northern border plucking control of some of their most celebrated local firms.
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They made him the most celebrated player in America and his sport, once the preserve of snobs in plus-fours, a popular sensation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paul Bocuse, one of France's most celebrated chefs, has died at the age of 91, the interior minister said on Saturday.
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Although he's one of Ireland's most celebrated figures, Patrick was born around the year 390 in what is now England, Scotland or Wales.
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A few of America's most celebrated bosses, including Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffett, understand this implicitly, adroitly manipulating how outsiders see their firms.
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Unfortunately, any economic insights from the world's most celebrated investor are woven in with lots of corny jokes about golf and fast food.
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Moreover, some of our most celebrated examples of phallic architecture—the Eiffel Tower, the Agbar Tower, and Big Ben—aren't strictly dickly, either.
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His speech, with its dream of a post-racial gathering around "the table of brotherhood", is one of the most celebrated in history.
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Kaspersky's Equation Group report was one of its most celebrated findings, since it indicated that the group could infect firmware on most computers.
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Indeed, Independence Day, the second and most-celebrated of the four Bascombe books, was named for "Independence Day," Bruce's song about his father.
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His tenure at Adult Swim has resulted in some of the network's most celebrated shows, from Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!
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Congress can't agree on much these days apart from naming post offices after some of America's most celebrated icons and underdog local heroes.
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Capote published the resulting piece in the New Yorker in 1965, and expanded it into one of his most celebrated books in 1966.
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Anawrahta, the most celebrated king of medieval Burma, drew up an official list of 37 nats to be assimilated into the Buddhist pantheon.
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Though Sega would follow up with the Saturn and the Dreamcast in later years, the Genesis is easily the company's most celebrated console.
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For people who manage the estate of one of the most celebrated artists of all time, they weren't particularly artsy or animated storytellers.
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Fifteen months in the making, the film also explores some of Japan's most celebrated ramen shops and profiles their unique philosophies and flavors.
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Sinosphere Over the past few decades, Stan Lai has established a reputation as one of the most celebrated Chinese-language playwrights and directors.
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Fourteen of those seasons were spent in Boston, where Ortiz thrived in the crucible of one of the most celebrated rivalries in sports.
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The most celebrated example of bodega cuisine in New York is the chopped cheese, which shares some characteristics with the Brooklyn cheese steak.
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A sensitive partner, he ignited the theater with his strikingly springy jump, recalling one of Cunningham's own most celebrated skills as a dancer.
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In Theresa Rebeck's play "Bernhardt/Hamlet," Sarah Bernhardt, one of the most celebrated actresses of modern times, takes on the role of Hamlet.
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I visited one of the city's most celebrated baklava factories, Karakoy Gulluoglu, where production of the pastry is elevated to an art form.
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It leans heavily on her brilliant collaborations with Jean-Luc Godard, to whom she was wife and muse during his most celebrated period.
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There is good reason that "'Master Harold' … and the Boys" ranks among the South African writer Athol Fugard's most celebrated and popular plays.
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And, of course, the play provides one, when everybody reunites in Sicilia, in one of the most celebrated resurrection scenes in world literature.
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The most celebrated and highest-paid names in Hollywood will be on full display tonight at the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards on NBC.
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Scott LoBaido, Staten Island's most celebrated artist-provocateur, went back to his studio to rebuild and produced an even bigger, 16-foot version.
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"Judy" tells the story of one of Hollywood's most celebrated stars, and draws attention to the consequences of the industry's abuse of women.
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One of the most celebrated works on Broadway right now, "Slave Play," is also the most shocking piece of theater I've ever seen.
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Bach's "Goldberg Variations" is one of the most celebrated compositions in the Western canon, a pinnacle of musical inventiveness within a strict structure.
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Both executives have successfully steered two of the world's most celebrated financial institutions through the most turbulent decade for banking since the 1930s.
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In memoriam: Russell Baker, one of the most celebrated American writers and a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, died on Monday at 93.
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Since the release of its very first feature film, Toy Story, in 1995, Pixar has become one of Hollywood's most celebrated animation studios.
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On June 14th David Grossman, one of Israel's most celebrated authors, won the Man Booker International Prize for "A Horse Walks Into a Bar".
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People lined the streets of Louisville, Kentucky, to say goodbye to the city's most celebrated son before a star-studded memorial service watched worldwide.
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And then, inevitably, life happens, and the Oscars fly by and you still haven't seen some of the most celebrated films of the year.
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Like many of France's most celebrated goat cheeses (and wines), Valençay comes from the Loire Valley, a fertile stretch of land in central France.
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Whiting Award winner Vuong is one of the most celebrated modern poets, and his memoir On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous comes out this year.
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Downhill All the Way is his most celebrated book, and he wrote it in 1967, when World War II was a relatively recent memory.
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WASHINGTON — Britain's uncertain economic and political outlook, caused by Brexit, is reminiscent of its most celebrated statesmen — who flirted with financial and political ruin.
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This Is Why the Great Barrier Reef Is DyingThe Great Barrier Reef is one of the most celebrated ecosystems on Earth—and it's dying.
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It was this probe that probably led to his death, says Anas Aremeyaw Anas, who founded the company and is Ghana's most celebrated journalist.
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Colette, out September 21, is the lush and empowering story of how France's most celebrated woman writer escaped from under her husband's controlling thumb.
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Although Chahine's 40 films include musicals and comedies, his most celebrated works focus on national and social themes, particularly the struggles of Egypt's poor.
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Nicky Siano went on to be one of the most celebrated disc jockeys of the time, performing as a resident DJ at Studio 20043.
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The fantastically talented folks at Tuscano Bricks just released a trailer of sorts, featuring scenes the most celebrated films of 2015 in Lego form.
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Then it became apparent these problems weren't just on the fringes of the science but had infected some of the field's most celebrated findings.
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This approach, too, holds much promise; after all, some of this nation's most celebrated scientific achievements were discovered by tinkering amateurs in the garage.
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The documentary If the Dancer Dances follows the Stephen Petronio Company as they put their own spin on one of Cunningham's most celebrated works.
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Following his emphatic victory over Urijah Faber to claim the interim bantamweight title, Barao became one of the most celebrated fighters in the world.
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That vision has included stripping the team's roster of some of its most celebrated players, like Stanton, Christian Yelich, Dee Gordon and Marcell Ozuna.
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Some of the most celebrated names in dance music, such as Kraftwerk, Dubfire, Caribou, The Black Madonna, and Matthew Dear, also topped the bill.
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Samuel Beckett's most celebrated play may offer some hilarious clues on President Trump's next steps, at least according to Stephen Colbert and Patrick Stewart.
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This fall at The Rubin Museum, visitors will be able to tour Tibet's most celebrated architectural sites through both a historical and contemporary gaze.
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The end of the annual "doc fix" last year was one of the medical community's most celebrated moments on Capitol Hill in recent memory.
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But in addition to threats and propaganda, the possibility of an actual terror attack is indeed elevated as we approach our most celebrated season.
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"I have Charolais beef, the best meat in France, and reasonable prices," he said, referring to one of France's most celebrated breeds of cattle.
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Rugby WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Some of Australia's most celebrated players and coaches can trace their rugby roots to the Randwick Rugby Club in Sydney.
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The 65-year-old Tamil actor Shivaji Rao Gaekwad, better known as Rajinikanth, is one of India's most celebrated and well-paid movie stars.
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Announced in 2016, "The Last of Us Part II" is a direct sequel to one of the most celebrated PlayStation games of all time.
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Art Review During the years of the Weimar Republic (1919-33), the Expressionist painter Max Beckmann was one of Germany's most celebrated living artists.
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Mtukudzi was one the country's most celebrated musicians and the Zimbabwe arts regulating body wrote to the President to seek the status for him.
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Dr. Fryer, 41, has been one of the nation's most celebrated young economists, and he is one of the highest-paid professors at Harvard.
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Mr. Floris is the owner of Caseificio Piu, another organic farm, home to 2683,400 sheep, and some of the most celebrated pecorino di Pienza.
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Iris Apfel is probably the most celebrated nonagenarian, fashion-wise, in part for her refusal to play by any style rules but her own.
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A century later, the opera house in Vienna restaged the work, brilliantly conducted by the most celebrated German conductor of the moment, Christian Thielemann.
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During their marriage, Eliot wrote some of his most celebrated poems, including "Burnt Norton," which many scholars believe was inspired in part by Hale.
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The lockdown happened just before the Lunar New Year, also called "Spring Festival," the most-celebrated festival in China and many other Asian countries.
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Nina Kraviz is a former dentist from Siberia who is now one of the most celebrated figures in the international techno scene: a d.j.
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Former baseball player and a Major League Baseball Hall of Famer, Roberto Clemente, is one of the most celebrated and renowned in the world.
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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, England — Fabulous Flournoy, the most celebrated figure in the history of the British Basketball League, wants to learn how to swim.
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With its unique combination of mobility, solid firepower and durable armor, the T-34 became one of the most celebrated tanks of all time.
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Two of Ms. Didion's most celebrated recent works concern the deaths of her husband, the writer John Gregory Dunne, and her daughter, Quintana Roo.
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Mr. Friedman's business partner at the Spotted Pig and other restaurants is April Bloomfield, one of the most celebrated female chefs in the world.
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Ms. Lee was the most celebrated resident in town, private but not a recluse and was often seen out at the restaurants with her sister.
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Most know the bare outlines of the plot of Les Misérables, Hugo's most celebrated work, whose last chapter was published on this date in 1862.
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Hawking, crippled since a young man by a degenerative disease, beat the odds stacked against him to became the most celebrated scientist of his era.
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Thirty-six years after his retirement from professional basketball, Walt "Clyde" Frazier remains one of the most celebrated athletes in the history of New York.
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This indigenous chain of coffeehouses has several locations, but the most celebrated is in Oskaloosa, where one large table is positioned under a movie marquee.
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The most celebrated is a project called vTaiwan, which brings citizens and government together to deliberate and "co-create" legislation related to the digital sphere.
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INCITEMENT to violence is one of few exceptions the Supreme Court has carved out from America's most celebrated constitutional right: the right to free speech.
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French wine is the most celebrated in the world, and the Tour de France is the only bike race that most people have heard of.
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Deborah Colker, Brazil's most celebrated choreographer, has been working countless hours to manage the more than 6,000 volunteers who will dance in the opening ceremony.
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It is Mr Nesmith's most celebrated song, and it says a great deal that many who enjoy it will have no idea he wrote it.
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An American GI had done it for him during the war, and it seemed just right for his subsequent career as France's most celebrated chef.
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Brian Cox gets to pick up where Brendan Gleeson left off in Into the Storm, playing the great British leader during his most celebrated chapter.
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When comedian Garry Shandling died suddenly of pulmonary thrombosis in 2016 at age 66, it was Hollywood's most celebrated comedians who mourned him the most.
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The most celebrated of these critics is Trevor Phillips, a former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, responsible for enforcing non-discrimination laws.
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The Oscar-winning film also introduced us to one of Disney's most celebrated and beloved villains, the sea witch Ursula who steals the mermaid's voice.
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Last August, the Russian diver Natalia Molchanova, 53, one of the sport's most celebrated athletes, disappeared during a recreational dive off the coast of Spain.
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Adams was no doubt the most celebrated of the back four, with his dual captaincy of Arsenal and England giving him a semi-religious aura.
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During elaborate presentations at some of the city's most celebrated locations, TV networks present their slate of programming for the next fall season to advertisers.
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He started as a novelist in his 20s and 30s, and now, at 61, is the most celebrated writer of high-end nonfiction in France.
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Jason Castro delivered the most celebrated "Idol" performance, and Alexandra Burke won Britain's "X Factor" by attempting to "Whitney-fy" it in her series finale.
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Originally announced in 2016, "The Last of Us Part II" is a direct sequel to one of the most celebrated PlayStation games of all time.
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New York society's most celebrated benefit kicks off the spring exhibition at the Costume Institute, dedicated this year to fashion in an age of technology.
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He is one of the most celebrated stage actors of his generation and has turned up in a wide range of film and TV roles.
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There's currently a bigger "crisis" in psychology and social science where researchers are realizing some of their most celebrated findings don't replicate under stricter methods.
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One of California's most celebrated roads, coastal Highway 101, was closed in parts of Santa Barbara County where mud was 2 feet deep in parts.
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Barnum became one of the most celebrated men in America not despite his bigotry and duplicity, his flimflamming and self-dealing, but because of them.
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But one of the U.S. capital's most-celebrated springtime traditions begins this coming weekend: Its famed cherry trees are predicted to be in peak bloom.
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The scene's most celebrated act, The Strokes, was essentially a musical reincarnation of bands like Television, fronted by a slightly more camera-friendly Joey Ramone.
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But the most celebrated newcomer of 2018, at least for nostalgic fans over 40, can be found in the bullpens at Chase Field in Phoenix.
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S.I.H.H. traditionally creates a moment for some of the most celebrated names in fine watchmaking to introduce their new wares, ready for the world's judgment.
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In short order he developed a separate body of work as a fine artist, in addition to his ongoing career as America's most celebrated illustrator.
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Opinion There's something haywire about how women are expected to crunch our most celebrated achievements into a timetable that frequently lasts fewer than 20 years.
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His most celebrated product, known as Orange Sunshine for the color of the tablets it came in, became a signature drug of the late 22009s.
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He has invested in many of its companies, primarily through backing every startup to graduate from Y Combinator, the tech industry's most celebrated startup program.
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"Roma" may well end up as the most celebrated movie of 2018, and nobody outside of Netflix's offices will know how many people saw it.
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Not only has Sempra struck its biggest acquisition ever, but it even bested perhaps the most celebrated deal maker that corporate America has ever produced.
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By the time we were passing Casa Wabi, which was founded by Bosco Sodi, one of Mexico's most celebrated contemporary artists, I was painfully hungry.
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Alasdair Gray, who wrote some of Scotland's most celebrated — and strange — fiction, which he often interlaced with his own sharply etched illustrations, died on Dec.
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We are appalled by this Administration's disdain for one of the US' most celebrated and successful displays of solidarity with the world's most vulnerable people.
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Since then, she's had a whirlwind career, collaborating with some of the industry's most celebrated stars like Beyoncé, Tony Bennett and New Kids on the Block.
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With one of the most celebrated careers in the history of country music, Alan Jackson is often asked if he still has anything left to accomplish.
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Enter Pam Karlan, one of the most celebrated liberal law professors of her generation and a former deputy assistant attorney general for voting rights under Obama.
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The dominance of the group waned when Michael, the lead vocalist, went solo in the early '503s and became one of the world's most celebrated musicians.
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These concepts — Mao's tuning, Said's social control, and our own modern economic anxieties — each find new exploration in this year's most celebrated coming-of-age films.
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Budget dysfunction did not start in this decade, but the most celebrated example of congressional brinkmanship in recent years may have been the original fiscal cliff.
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One of the most celebrated music videos this year—Spike Jonze's trippy collaboration with FKA twigs—was actually a four-minute commercial for Apple's HomePod speaker.
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That the replacement for the most celebrated and storied venue of the whole event was a standard white-top tent with moderate production values felt underwhelming.
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The theorem was set out 903 years earlier in a seminal paper, co-authored by Paul Samuelson, one of the most celebrated thinkers in the discipline.
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By then he was one of France's most celebrated and best-paid artists and had a clientèle that included Catherine the Great and the Russian aristocracy.
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The composition, showing a gaggle of young girls chatting beside the sinister reflection of a tree, is one of the Norwegian artist's most celebrated Symbolist subjects.
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One of the Trump administration's most celebrated promises — defunding "sanctuary cities" that limit local cooperation with the federal government — makes an appearance in the executive order.
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Although they only make up five of her 17 novels, they're among her most celebrated writing, particularly in the recent conversations around her and her work.
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But tonight's episode was great — a delightful mix of genius sketches and nail-on-the-head approaches to women's issues for which Schumer is most celebrated.
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Rumor became incontrovertible humiliation when he left her for Ava Gardner, one of Hollywood's most celebrated beauties, an event splashed round the world in the headlines.
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These 15 minutes of extra fame for the world's most celebrated opera singer come four decades after she slipped away in isolation in her Paris apartment.
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Nicknamed "Tiger Girl" and "Crazy Mabel," Mabel Stark was among the most celebrated animal trainers in a field dominated by men in the early 20th century.
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In 1959, Graham and Balanchine, then the two most celebrated choreographers working in America, came together to create the two-part "Episodes," to music by Webern.
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His departure would end one of the most celebrated runs by a media mogul: Mr. Moonves turned CBS from an also-ran into an industry titan.
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It arrived in the U.S. with European immigrants and — though there are many Groundhog Day events — the most celebrated ceremony is in Punxsutawney, Pa. Each Feb.
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"The Toronto Blue Jays are deeply saddened by the passing of Tony Fernandez today, one of our club's most celebrated and respected players," the team said.
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New York, as E.B. White wrote in his most celebrated essay, does bestow upon its citizens the "gift of loneliness," if you can call it that.
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Perhaps the most celebrated is that of the bald eagle, whose numbers had fallen to around 28500,6900 in the 2628s thanks to DDT and habitat degradation.
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Until recently one of the auto industry's most celebrated executives, Ghosn was seen as the anchor of Nissan's alliance with Renault SA and Mitsubishi Motors Corp.
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Known for his musically attentive dances, Mr. Alston, one of England's most celebrated modern dance makers, returns to the Peak Performances series at Montclair State University.
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The building, constructed in 221, designed by Whitney Warren and Charles Wetmore, architects of the nearby Grand Central Terminal, one of New York's most celebrated landmarks.
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The Alameda County Sheriff's Office said that it would pursue misdemeanor assault charges against Mr. Ujiri, one of the N.B.A.'s most celebrated front-office executives.
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Unsurprisingly, her work on The Carol Burnett Show was her most celebrated, and the series won an astonishing 25 Emmy Awards and received 70 Emmy Award nominations.
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With its menacing, space-age design and monster engine, the Aventador is one of the most celebrated sports cars in the world, especially among younger car fans.
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North Korean state TV announced the launch in a special news bulletin anchored by Ri Chun Hee, the nation's most celebrated news anchor, declaring it a success.
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"We have created one of the most celebrated campaigns of the 21st century — I dare say it goes beyond a campaign to a cultural icon," Teles said.
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The film-makers' decision to end with the defection, rather than the end of his life, means that Nureyev's most celebrated and poignant years are left out.
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Ronsard, France's most celebrated poet of the Renaissance, wrote obscene poems portraying Catherine's son, King Henri III, as a pederastic sodomite, engaging in homosexual relations with boys.
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While some of New York's most celebrated designers are still being praised for casting, say, one to three curvy models, Uribe's catwalks are true epicenters for diversity.
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Lawrence: I'm never not gonna take the chance to talk about anything associated with Three 6 Mafia, the most celebrated rap all-star team of my childhood.
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He had shows in some of the world's most celebrated museums, including New York's Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in Spain, it said.
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Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle, one of the most celebrated novels of recent years, is a 3,000-page account of one man's life told in microscopic detail.
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While Lopatin has since become one of the underground scene's most celebrated figures, and Software announced its hiatus earlier this year, Ford continues to be quietly prolific.
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The life of Britain's most celebrated writer coincided with significant diplomatic relations between Protestant England and Muslim dynasties in Morocco, the Ottomans and the Safavids of Iran.
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In Seattle, Madrona Venture Labs (MVL), a studio founded within one the city's oldest and most-celebrated venture capital firms, Madrona Venture Group, has raised $11.3 million.
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One of the most celebrated authors about race in America writing about a black superhero who has pummeled Captain America and members of the Ku Klux Klan?
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Roger Goodell, the most powerful man in professional football, prevailed again Monday in his 153-month battle with Tom Brady, one of the game's most celebrated quarterbacks.
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Oliver Stone's "Snowden," a quiet, crisply drawn portrait of the world's most celebrated whistle-blower, belongs to a curious subgenre of movies about very recent historical events.
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The slides also forced a 10-mile (16-km) stretch of one of California's most celebrated coastal roads, the heavily traveled Highway 101, to be closed indefinitely.
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Seated at the dozen tables is the Turkish ambassador, local celebrity YouTube chef Felicitas Pizzaro, and an owner of iLatina—one of the city's most celebrated restaurants.
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Ms. Stark would go on to become the world's most celebrated tiger trainer, spending most of her life among the big cats at circuses and theme parks.
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The film shows the struggles of a musician who became one of America's most celebrated singers despite living in the era of segregation and fighting drug addiction.
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Paul Bocuse, the most celebrated French chef of the postwar era and a leading figure in the pathbreaking culinary movement known as nouvelle cuisine, died on Saturday.
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But in about a century, the trees will be turned into 100 unpublished books donated by today's most celebrated writers, a gift to the readers of tomorrow.
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Other amenities include "24-hour guard-gated entry, a community tennis court and clubhouse, and access to one of the world's most celebrated beaches," the listing boasts.
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America's most celebrated cookbook brand is calling out one of America's most cited food scientists — the latest chapter in a scandal that has been rocking social science.
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It is the brainchild of the country's most celebrated independent filmmaker, Jia Zhangke, whose own work — gritty, violent, politically tinged — has fallen afoul of the censors before.
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Sukur, 218, is one of Turkey's most famous athletes, its most celebrated soccer player, a World Cup hero and a veteran of several of Europe's top leagues.
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LONDON — Sébastien Bras, at 46, one of France's most celebrated chefs, has stunned the French culinary world with an unlikely plea: Take my three Michelin stars away.
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A few hours earlier, one of America's most celebrated Democratic strategists, James Carville, went on air to say the winners in Nevada were Sanders and Vladimir Putin.
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Meanwhile, in one of the world's most celebrated wine regions, French Champagne saw a slight drop in exports amid a growing cloud of economic and geopolitical anxiety.
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Schumann is among the most celebrated names in the classical music canon — for most people conjuring the poetic and intense work of Robert Schumann, the Romantic master.
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Schumann is among the most celebrated names in the classical music canon — for most people conjuring the poetic and intense work of Robert Schumann, the Romantic master.
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Amenities excellent on-site restaurants from one of Chicago's most celebrated chefs and the sleek rooftop terrace has fire pits and a unique "curling" rink in winter.
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It was one of the most celebrated historical works of the 1990s, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and required reading for any self-respecting history graduate student.
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One of the most celebrated examples is the so-called Ping-Pong diplomacy that helped foster the relationship between the United States and China in the 21s.
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Now it's time to return to another peripheral area to Burgundy, the Côte Chalonnaise, a large area just south of the Côte d'Or, Burgundy's most celebrated region.
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"Red Dead Redemption 2" was one of the most celebrated games of 2018, and with ongoing support for Red Dead Online, the game won't soon be forgotten.
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There's a reason why Thumper was one of Waypoint's most celebrated games of 2016—it featured in Patrick's top ten of the year (at two!), and my own.
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One of the most celebrated works that resulted is the uncanny installation called "The Destruction of the Father" (pictured), which Bourgeois made in 1974 and Glenstone recently acquired.
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The most celebrated British forlorn hope was a band of aristocrats and ne'er-do-wells sent to scale the walls of the Spanish city of Badajoz in 1812.
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To celebrate the imminent arrival of two giant pandas, the Copenhagen Zoo commissioned one of the Netherlands' most celebrated architects to build a stunning yin yang-shaped habitat.
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She has done acting turns in "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures", two of 2017's most celebrated films, both of which explored unsung aspects of the black American experience.
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Last night, OpenAI's Dota 2 bot beat the world's most celebrated professional players in one-on-one battles, showing just how advanced these machine learning systems are getting.
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One of Burle Marx's most celebrated projects is the two-and-a-half-mile thoroughfare, Avenida Atlântica, which he designed in 1970 for the Copacabana shoreline in Rio.
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Like a "Seinfeld" episode in which little happens and yet everything happens, this is a work by one of the most celebrated young American novelists of the moment.
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She finds that one of South Africa's most celebrated examples of reconciliation has not put to rest the country's painful past for either victims or perpetrators of violence.
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The success of his "Last Tango" soundtrack led to a contract with Impulse Records, the label for which John Coltrane had made some of his most celebrated recordings.
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Rattan pieces come in every shade of taupe and tan imaginable; the peacock chair, a throne-like woven vessel, is arguably the trendiest, most celebrated example of rattan.
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Now it's threatening to upend one of Silicon Valley's most celebrated customsThis year has seen a boom in IPOs — but also a possible sign of bad times ahead
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Nintendo's "Super Mario Bros." is one of the most celebrated video games of all time, and established Mario as the most recognizable video game character in the world.
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Watch "The Weekly," The Times's New TV Show, on FX and Hulu The hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus raise questions about consent.
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India grows and consumes the world's most celebrated and delicious mangoes, particularly the saffron-colored Kesar from Gujarat and the "king of mangoes:" the illustrious Alphonso, from Maharasthra.
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In the 1960s Indonesia, Hendra Gunawan, one of the archipelago's most celebrated artists, was imprisoned for years under Presidents Sukarno and Suharto for his alleged association with communists.
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Pitino, 64, is one of college basketball's most celebrated and accomplished coaches, credited with reviving Kentucky's program in the 1990s and leading it to the 1996 national championship.
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Cities like New York, Seattle, and San Francisco, which contain some of the most celebrated examples of US urbanism, also boast some of the highest real estate prices.
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With the no-hitter tally reaching 19903, here is a look back at some facts and figures around one of the most celebrated (and quirky) feats in sports.
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Bill Steinkraus, one of America's most celebrated horse-show riders and the country's first to win an Olympic individual gold medal in any equestrian discipline, died on Nov.
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Most celebrated bourbons made in Kentucky are between four and 0003 years old, and many experts, both distillers and critics, believe that's where the whiskey's sweet spot lies.
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Gary Lineker, one of England's most celebrated former professional soccer players and host of the popular BBC program "Match of the Day," began his career with Leicester City.
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President Obama welcomed the 2016 U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams to the White House Thursday and gave a shout-out to some of Team USA's most celebrated athletes.
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"Gold Diggers of 1935" features one of Berkeley's most celebrated sequences, "Lullaby of Broadway," a bitter vision of the life and death of a New York party girl.
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The Washington Post reports Dirk Obbink, one of the world's most celebrated classics professors, was named following a months-long investigation by officials with Oxford's Oxyrhynchus Papyri project.
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"Bauerngarten" was first exhibited in Vienna in 1908, and was painted by Klimt during the same period as some of his most celebrated portraits, which were largely commissioned.
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Because of their tightly woven harmonies and rockabilly influences, this band of brothers from Minneapolis has racked up comparisons to two of music's most celebrated siblings: the Everlys.
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In October 2013, one of the most celebrated political dissidents in the world sat down for an interview with BBC presenter Mishal Husain, and it didn't go great.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1885, excavations at Rome's Quirinal Hill revealed one of the most celebrated Hellenistic Greek sculptures: the bronze, seated Boxer at Rest.
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Instead, a new generation of It girls has taken it upon themselves to bring back some of the era's most celebrated fads, from statement hair accessories to crop tops.
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But, as a world heavyweight champion, there are only so many Breazeales and Martins you can face when you're meant to be king of boxing's most celebrated weight class.
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Beyond dense, multilayered characters, serialization featuring multi-season plotlines is one of the most celebrated aspects of the Golden Age of Television, from Mad Men to Game of Thrones.
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East, 240, is one of the most celebrated technology executives in Britain, having built ARM into the country's most successful tech company in the 2787 years he was CEO.
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She was cast as Christina Plutzker, a sardonic bookstore employee, in what would go on to become one of the most celebrated rom-coms in history, You've Got Mail.
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Take it from the coral reef experts surveying it, as Gizmodo covered last year:The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most celebrated ecosystems on Earth—and it's dying.
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Most notably, last year's devastating and gut-wrenching Four Phantoms release which became one of, if not the most celebrated and acclaimed funeral/death doom metal album of 2015.
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This team wrote notable Batman stories like "Court of Owls" and "Death of the Family," and they're one of the most celebrated teams to ever take up the Batmantle.
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Outside the Augusta National walls, however, it is all business as some of the world's biggest brands cozy up alongside golf's most celebrated event to share in its glow.
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One of Rickman's most celebrated roles was that of Severus Snape, the potions teacher who squares off against Harry Potter in the film versions of Rowling's famous book series.
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The 215-year-old Navy Yard was the birthplace of some of the nation's most celebrated and ill-fated military ships, including the U.S.S. Missouri and the U.S.S. Arizona.
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Mr. Safer was one of television's most celebrated journalists, a durable reporter familiar to millions on "60 Minutes," the Sunday night staple whose signature is a relentlessly ticking stopwatch.
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The internet is the Wild West of publishing, and like many of Silicon Valley's most celebrated start-ups, Gawker pushed the frontiers, sometimes in ways that made you cringe.
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At Helme's urging, the National Trust licensed Farrow & Ball's oil-based formula and developed a new range of paint colors that were based on the Trust's most celebrated interiors.
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In the 1960s in Indonesia, Hendra Gunawan, one of the archipelago's most celebrated painters, was imprisoned for years under Presidents Sukarno and Suharto for his alleged association with Communists.
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The jump took her between two of the most celebrated jewelry maisons in France, with flagship stores less than 10 yards from one another on the legendary Place Vendôme.
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Impossible began selling its meat substitute back in 2016 with a series of launches at some of America's fanciest restaurants in conjunction with the country's most celebrated young chefs.
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"Dreams in a Time of War" (2010), the first in a series of autobiographical volumes being written by Kenya's most celebrated novelist, performed effortlessly at that more sophisticated level.
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The near-total absence of people has allowed for extraordinary photographs that show some of the world's most celebrated places as quiet shadows of their pre-COVID-19 existences.
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Loewe also invited Hafu Matsumoto — a disciple of Iizuka Shokansai, who was last in the line of Japan's most celebrated bamboo craft dynasty — to reimagine his work in leather.
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The magazine put together a bunch of links to some of his most celebrated work — pieces from George Saunders, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Taffy Brodesser-Akner, Wells Tower and others.
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The secret wasn't a recipe, but the blending of a quartet of superior apples born in the region: Campfield, Poveshon, Granniwinkle and Harrison, the most celebrated of the four.
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Canned tomatoes with predictable behavior and excellent flavor are particularly necessary at a place like Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, one of the most celebrated pizza destinations in the country.
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Two years later they teamed with Mr. Clapton, whose work with the Yardbirds and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers had made him one of Britain's most celebrated guitarists, to form Cream.
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Notable rivals of the Medici family in the 1400s, the wealthy Italian Strozzi family commissioned the work from Titian, one of the most celebrated artists of the 16th century.
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Osaka won that meeting, 2.53-22.5, 2200-221, and consoled a despondent Gauff at the net after match point, creating one of the tournament's most celebrated moments of sportsmanship.
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In 1999, J. M. Coetzee published "Disgrace," perhaps the most celebrated novel by a white South African, which centers on an attack committed not far from the Ihlenfeldts' farm.
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Morgan Freeman, one of the most celebrated actors in the film industry, has been accused of sexual harassment by several women, according to a report by CNN on Thursday.
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A year later, Ms. Kim, one of this city's most celebrated chef-restaurateurs, is still gathering ideas for the restaurant — and still worried that she sent the wrong message.
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A year later, Ms. Kim, one of this city's most celebrated chef-restaurateurs, is still gathering ideas for the restaurant — and still worried that she sent the wrong message.
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Ulysse Nardin: Known for its marine chronometer watches, Ulysse Nardin is one of the most celebrated watch companies in the world, having received numerous medals and certificates of performance.
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"The Toronto Blue Jays are deeply saddened by the passing of Tony Fernandez, one of our club's most celebrated and respected players," the Blue Jays said in a statement.
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The letters, to be auctioned next month in London, point to the depth of feeling behind the public mask of one of the most celebrated women of her time.
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And though Mr. Buffett is perhaps the most celebrated dealmaker in the world, Mr. Singer's hedge fund, and perhaps Texas power regulators, threaten to stymie his latest takeover bid.
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"We're here today because the economy is broken," said Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, the event's most celebrated draw, revving up as residents snapped to attention for cellphone photographs.
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"I'm proud to have given a home to what have become some of the most celebrated and talked about shows on television," ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey told Variety.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the most celebrated statues from antiquity remains the "Discobolus of Myron," praised as the personification of equilibrium, strength, and athletic beauty.
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Click here to view original GIFScreenshot: NHL (YouTube)He's perhaps this year's most celebrated figure, but we still know remarkably little about the hirsute, tangerine, hockey monster known as Gritty.
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Director Barry Jenkins and playwright Tarell McCraney have made one of the year's most celebrated movies in Moonlight, but it's one of the year's most startling and artful as well.
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Murray's last match at Eastbourne's quaint Devonshire Park was in a Davis Cup tie in 2006 and the appearance of Britain's most celebrated player generated a buzz around the grounds.
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I learned how to make it from Engin Akin, a culinary historian and cooking teacher in Istanbul whose recent cookbook, "Essential Turkish Cuisine," explores some of Turkey's most celebrated dishes.
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When the big set-piece battle finally comes — the Battle of Agincourt, the most celebrated of the English victories against the French during the Hundred Years' War — there's no relief.
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Since his directorial debut She's Gotta Have It in 1986, Spike Lee has gone on to become a household name, and one of the most celebrated auteurs in modern cinema.
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Also it certainly doesn't hurt that Ibtihaj Muhammad's last name is the same as the first name of one of this country's most celebrated Americans, the recently departed Muhammad Ali.
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Controlling the trainer is Evelyn Stevens, an Olympic cyclist who, in 2016, set a world record in one of her sport's most celebrated—and most masochistic—events: the hour record.
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Game makers aren't known for taking risky leaps when it comes to branding, so it's a surprise to see EA taking a leap with one of its most celebrated series.
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He's a working chef, has founded some of New York City's most celebrated restaurants, and is easily recognizable as the lead judge on the Bravo reality TV series Top Chef.
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Perhaps more importantly though, the pictures look past the most celebrated civil rights leaders and illuminate and honor the inspiring grassroots work by ordinary young Americans—men, women, and children.
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One obvious reason for the success is enthusiastic support from the Chinese-American community, which is proud to see China's most celebrated piece of literature introduced to a wider audience.
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Fittingly available through October 31, the drink blends together one of the season's most celebrated flavors, chocolate, and adds a dash of bloody fun via a drizzle of strawberry sauce.
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Now in its final week, the exhibition presents about 100 pieces by 51 artists, many of them, like Jasper Johns, Ellsworth Kelly and Robert Gober, among the world's most celebrated.
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The impact is certainly profound: In 15 brief biographies, Dowling demonstrates how many of the twentieth century's most celebrated American authors shaped this institutional setting and were shaped by it.
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It was infuriating, though perhaps no longer surprising, to contemplate that a son of Texas, one of the state's most celebrated artists, had to fret about travelling along its highways.
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Park, 28, is to the Korean women's Olympic golf squad what Michael Jordan was to the 1992 United States men's basketball team: the most celebrated player on a dream team.
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"I labored in obscurity for so long!" said the triumphant governor, whose most celebrated victory until now was coming in second in New Hampshire with 16 percent of the vote.
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Her most celebrated literary achievement is her memoir, "The Beginning of the Journey," a work so monumentally complete that any biography of Trilling is forced to bob in its wake.
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Titian's Venus of Urbino hangs in a room with two other paintings and is among the most celebrated canvas on display in the new section of the Florence art gallery.
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The NSA, it seemed, had not told the public the whole story about Snowden's contacts with oversight authorities before he became the most celebrated and vilified whistleblower in US history.
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Why it matters: Dubai-based Abraaj is arguably the most celebrated private equity firm in emerging markets, having played a key role in the many of their economies and infrastructures.
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When Tori Amos ended the tour for her second solo album, Under the Pink, in November 1994, she was becoming one of the world's most celebrated and successful singer-songwriters.
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The avant-garde writer Ge Fei (the pen name of Liu Yong) is one of China's most celebrated authors, yet until now his fiction had never been translated into English.
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By Gabriella Angotti-Jones The news that just seven black students were offered admission to Stuyvesant High School, the most celebrated public school in New York City, is an embarrassment.
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Though there are many events, the most celebrated is in Punxsutawney, Pa. Each year, a groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil emerges from his winter's nap at a place called Gobbler's Knob.
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Patagonia is one of the most celebrated travel destinations on the planet, a wild and remote expanse of towering peaks, rushing rivers and vast grassy pampas steeped in gaucho culture.
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Along the way, it picks up tributaries that represent a "who's who" of the world's most celebrated steelhead fisheries — the Babine, the Bulkley/Morice, the Copper, the Kispiox, the Sustut.
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The alchemy that transformed an unknown fugitive slave named Frederick Douglass into one of the most celebrated orators and political theorists in the world finished its work with astonishing speed.
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Mr. Hockney, who is often described as England's most celebrated living artist, has painted those precise subjects and is well aware of the suspicions of triviality his work can arouse.
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" Mr. Trump's "most celebrated evidence" of vast voter fraud started out as an undergraduate project by a Pakistani immigrant to determine "why people in her community who could vote, didn't.
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Attaboy, a small bar on the Lower East Side of Manhattan that has become one of the world's most celebrated cocktail destinations, will soon be part of a bar group.
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It's most celebrated feature, however, was the saltwater fantail pool with a blue Minoan bull mosaic floor which could be quickly drained and raised into position as a disco dancefloor.
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The Rex pageant joined the Mardi Gras parades in 1872, and to this day is still one of the most celebrated parades, with "Rex" reigning as the King of Carnival.
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The opportunity to win in such a unique, extended format during one of the most celebrated racing weekends of the year is something that makes the drivers even more enthusiastic.
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A. A. Gill, an essayist and cultural critic whose stylishly malicious restaurant reviews for The Sunday Times made him one of Britain's most celebrated journalists, died on Saturday in London.
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The NSA, it seemed, had not told the public the whole story about Snowden's contacts with oversight authorities before he became the most celebrated and vilified whistleblower in U.S. history.
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Cooley, who also performed the first successful human heart transplant in the United States, founded the Texas Heart Institute and was one of the most celebrated heart surgeons in the world.
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Carlos, through his global philanthropic efforts, is an excellent example of someone who selflessly acts on behalf of the less fortunate and embodies the spirit of our game's most celebrated humanitarian.
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She had one of the most celebrated and beautiful voices of her time, but offstage, singer Judy Collins hid debilitating food, alcohol and opioid addictions, and a long battle with depression.
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The founder of ZhenFund and one of China's most celebrated angel investors, Bob Xu will discuss his investment strategy and what he looks for when investing in China's early-stage founders.
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Movies from the world's most celebrated auteurs will premiere over the next week and a half, with a number of them competing for the festival's top prize, the coveted Palme d'Or.
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Prosecutors, however, are demanding that Ghosn - the architect of Nissan's automaking partnership with France's Renault and one of the global auto industry's most celebrated executives - remain in jail pending his trial.
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Dee GoldBrunswick, Md. Watch "The Weekly," The Times's New TV Show, on FX and Hulu The hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus raise questions about consent.
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One of the most celebrated educational experiments in history was performed by James Mill, the British historian, on his eldest son, John Stuart Mill , who was born outside London in 1806.
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Sheryl Swoopes, one of the most celebrated and accomplished players in women's basketball history, is no longer the head coach at Loyola University Chicago, Athletic Director Steve Watson announced on Sunday.
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"Final Fantasy VII" is one of the most celebrated video games of all-time, having influenced countless role-playing games and inspired a string of spin-off movies, books, and games.
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Sold out for months in advance, the musical "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's remarkable hip-hop dramatization of this founder's life, is arguably the most celebrated American cultural phenomenon of our time.
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For years -- especially after he was diagnosed with and then beat testicular cancer -- Armstrong was one of the most celebrated athletes in professional cycling, winning the Tour de France seven times.
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With his house hit "Energy Flash," which overlaid a four on the floor beat with the vocal chant, "ecstasy, ecstasy," the producer ushered in one of dance music's most celebrated eras.
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In the United States, this story is perhaps best exemplified by Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross and one of the most celebrated figures in the nation's history.
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The headlines from Washington are often controversial, but one of the U.S. capital's most-celebrated springtime traditions begins next weekend: Its famed cherry trees are predicted to be in peak bloom.
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The civil rights division of the Department of Justice was established under the Civil Rights Act of 1957 and has been one of the most celebrated offices in the federal government.
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This is the most celebrated first-round upset pick, because it nearly always happens once: Only twice since 2000 has a No. 5 seed not lost to a No. 12 seed.
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The headlines from Washington are often controversial, but one of the U.S. capital's most celebrated springtime traditions begins next weekend: Its famed cherry trees are predicted to be in peak bloom.
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And an actor who played one of television's most celebrated jerks appears on YOUNG SHELDON at 8:30: Jason Alexander (George Costanza on "Seinfeld") will play the protagonist's hammy drama teacher.
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Russia's most celebrated performance artist and a master of impersonation, he played a crucial role in re-presenting Russian recent history, often satirizing the political establishment and the country's cultural heritage.
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I named my son, who was born just days before the election, after Marcus Garvey, a West Indian revolutionary most celebrated for leading the "Back to Africa" movement in the 2000s.
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Toured by architecture students and described in the leading industry journals of the day, these sanatoriums' influence can be seen in some of the most celebrated buildings of the 20th century.
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John R. Hall, the dean of the church, said he had approached Mr. Hockney because he was "the most celebrated living artist" and one whose fame coincided with the queen's reign.
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The revelations this week highlighted the challenges Mr. de Blasio faces in reforming New York City's criminal justice system and exposed the limitations of one of the mayor's most celebrated reforms.
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Background: Mr. Ghosn, one of the auto industry's most celebrated executives, was arrested in Japan last year and accused of underreporting his compensation from Nissan to the tune of $80 million.
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One of Mr. Lunn's most celebrated cars was the experimental Mustang I, a two-seat, four-cylinder aluminum-bodied sports car with its engine midway between the front and rear axles.
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Yayoi Kusama, whose obsessively patterned and repetitive imagery has made her one of Japan's most celebrated artists, is opening her own museum in the Shinjuku neighborhood of Tokyo on Oct. 1.
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The company merged with (soon-to-be-defunct) Studebaker in 1953, but not before producing cars including the stunning Packard Eight, one of the most celebrated touring cars of the 1930s.
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The most celebrated was the poisoning of Alexander V. Litvinenko with a rare and deadly radioactive isotope, polonium 210, administered in a drink in the Millennium Hotel in London in 2006.
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The founders designed the system to make judges immune from the whims of the electorate, and some of the court's most celebrated decisions have shielded minorities from the majority, Brown v.
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Here we are less than 20 years later approaching a big, round number on the world's most celebrated index, and many investors and pundits are on the edges of their seats.
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One of the most celebrated statues from antiquity, the "Discobolus" remains a cautionary tale about the ways in which we speak about ideal bodies through the art we curate and display.
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So it's no surprise that in 2006, a dirty electro-tech jam called "Who's Afraid of Detroit" helped put him on the map and remains one of his most celebrated anthems.
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"At this stage, I think you got to be doing like ten events in two days," said Spencer Zwick, one of the Republican Party's most celebrated fundraisers, when told of Trump's schedule.
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Rain or shine, six days a week, hundreds of men, women and children wait three to five hours or longer to eat some of the most celebrated smoked beef brisket in America.
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Francisco Rivera Ordéñez, one of Spain's most celebrated matadors, is under fire for posting a picture of himself bullfighting while cradling a baby – his five-month old daughter – in his left arm.
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Developed in the 1970s, its influence can be traced from the Netherlands to Barcelona to Manchester City, whose manager, Pep Guardiola, is a devotee of Johan Cruyff, the style's most celebrated practitioner.
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After years of false starts, comic-dom's most celebrated female character is finally getting the solo movie she's long deserved — in a milieu dominated by male superheroes and testosterone-fueled CGI extravaganzas.
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With so many shows choosing to continue their storytelling with an entirely separate show, it's worth wondering if one of the most celebrated sitcoms of the last decade will do the same.
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The ouster of Ghosn, one of the world's most celebrated executives for his rescue of Nissan from near-bankruptcy in 1999, had caused much soul-searching about the future of the alliance.
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It was in this context that Gottfried von Cramm became one of Germany's most celebrated athletes, and so was asked to represent a country that was quickly sinking into the totalitarian abyss.
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In an interview, Abrams told Reuters that writers met with "Star Wars" creator George Lucas before they started to script the final chapter in one of the world's most-celebrated movie franchises.
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Ed Temple, who coached Wilma Rudolph, Wyomia Tyus and 38 other Olympians in his 43 seasons as the most celebrated women's track and field coach in the United States, died on Thursday.
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An uninhabited island is accessible by a boat ride of less than 21 minutes, and one of Antigua's most celebrated beaches, Half Moon Bay, is a 2100-minute drive, Mr. Meade said.
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Public Enemy's 1988 album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back is one of the most celebrated rap albums of all time and was never nominated for a Grammy.
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The Golden Stairs (1880), which depicts 18 near identically dressed maidens descending a curved golden staircase, is one of his weirdest and most celebrated paintings, but it's the feet that stand out.
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Geoffrey D. Langlands, a British officer who stayed in Pakistan after his military service ended and became one of the country's most celebrated educators, died on Wednesday at a hospital in Lahore.
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C. L. Franklin, the most celebrated black preacher of his day and whose church in Detroit was a religious and cultural hub for black America in the middle of the last century.
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While Hartmann's paintings do not survive, Pictures at an Exhibition has become one of the most celebrated pieces in the classical music repertoire, a fittingly colorful, occasionally stormy tribute to Hartmann's art.
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Two decades ago, a renowned professor promised to create a flawless version of "Ulysses," one of the 20th century's most celebrated (and, thanks to botched and corrupted production, least perfectly published) novels.
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Despite being one of the most celebrated couples in Hollywood after their 2014 marriage and the birth of twins a year ago, Amal and George Clooney rarely speak of their private life.
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In 2011, Jeff Dean, one of the company's most celebrated engineers, led a research team that explored the idea of neural networks — essentially computer algorithms that can learn tasks on their own.
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In the first international outpost of Sarashina Horii, one of Tokyo's oldest and most celebrated restaurants, the ninth-generation soba maker Yoshinori Horii will bring white soba noodles to the Flatiron district.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads STAMFORD, Connecticut — One of the most iconic erasures in art history — or at least one of the most celebrated — took place in 1953 in New York.
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Gordon Peterson is an award-winning broadcast journalist, who was one of Washington's most celebrated television news anchors for 45 years, on Washington's ABC affiliate WJLA-TV and CBS affiliate WUSA-TV.
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Over six seasons, the dense fantasy saga, based on novels by George R.R. Martin, evolved from a big ticket gamble into one of the most celebrated pop culture franchises in the world.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tennis fans around the world are eagerly following the action at Wimbledon, waiting to see who will win this year's men's and women's titles at the sport's most celebrated tournament.
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Everywhere, dozens of times a day, the large, handsome seabirds are making their highly ritualized courtship display — one reason the boobies are among the most celebrated and beloved residents of this archipelago.
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A Hollywood studio artist, painter, printmaker, calligrapher, greeting-card illustrator and, in later years, maker of fantastical kites, he was one of the most celebrated Chinese-American artists of the 20th century.
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Part of this was certainly because his dances were made in association with so many extraordinary designers and composers — John Cage, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol, among the most celebrated.
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One of the most celebrated chefs in the world, Mr. Meyer was expanding his empire in New York, but epicurean glamour had long ceased to be a meaningful driver of his ambitions.
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They were scattered among golden leaves on the grounds of Spelman and Morehouse, the side-by-side women's and men's colleges that are two of the country's most celebrated historically black schools.
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Featuring intimate chats with the club's 80 year-old founder, Pepe Rosello, and a who's who of big-name DJs, it's a touching look at one of the world's most celebrated dancefloors.
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Ghosn, once the most celebrated executives in the auto industry and the anchor of Nissan's alliance with Renault, remains in custody in a Tokyo detention center since his initial arrest in late November.
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The Schlesingerian historiography also struggles with the fact that the two most celebrated American politicians of all time — George Washington and Abraham Lincoln — were both in opposition to the Jefferson-Jackson political tradition.
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Robyn Exton, creator of the HER, the dating app for lesbian and bisexual women, Robyn Exton has risen to become one of London's most celebrated women in tech over the past three years.
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Ghosn, once the most celebrated executives in the auto industry and the anchor of Nissan's alliance with Renault, remains in custody in a Tokyo detention center since his initial arrest in late November.
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Why it matters: This is part of yet another shake-up for Kleiner Perkins, one of Silicon Valley's most celebrated venture capital firms, as it tries to find its next generation of leaders.
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Adapted from Edward Albee's most celebrated Broadway play, it features Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton as miserably marriedspouses, with George Segal and Sandy Dennis as the younger couple who stray into their web.
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Its latest target is its most ambitious yet: the mascot of the Renaissance, shining ideal of the human form, one of the most celebrated artworks in this or any other city — Michelangelo's David.
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Brooklyn's Books Are Magic, opened in 503 by author Emma Straub and her husband Michael Fusco-Straub, is just over a year old but has already become one of Brooklyn's most celebrated bookstores.
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The Brooklyn emcee's two studio albums Ready to Die and Life After Death are two of the most celebrated albums in hip-hop history and a constant source of inspiration for aspiring artists.
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In 1992, when he was still laying the groundwork to become one of rap's most celebrated artists of all time, Tupac Shakur got his first shot as a lead actor in film, Juice.
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While Edwards passed away in 21982 at the age of 21983 to pneumonia, his longtime confidant Nile Rodgers is still doing his thing in 21983 and remains one of music's most celebrated minds.
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But the most celebrated representations of the rebellion leader, including a white abolitionist's 19th-century essay and Mr. Parker's film today, have all reimagined Turner's story as one that hinges on interracial rape.
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Russell Oberlin, one of the 21961th century's most celebrated countertenors, whose voice was famed for an earthy robustness that belied the ethereal heights to which it could ascend, died on Friday in Manhattan.
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Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, America's most celebrated baby doctor since Benjamin Spock and the pediatrician who revolutionized our understanding of how children develop psychologically, died on Tuesday at his home in Barnstable, Mass.
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Still an avid skier and fan, Bra attends plenty of cross-country races, like the national championships in mid-January in Vang, where he recently sifted yet again over his most celebrated race.
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By any measure, soccer's biannual transfer deadline days — currently at the end of August and January — are among its most celebrated occasions (certainly in England; elsewhere, the frenzy is not quite so pronounced).
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When I realized that Sense8 was going to wrap with an orgy (after one of the first season's most celebrated sequences involved same), I started to chuckle, because, well, it was so appropriate.
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The year before Montesquiou made his first trip to London, his shadowy fictional counterpart had set out with exactly the same intention, and this "journey" forms one of the novel's most celebrated chapters.
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One of Caravaggio's most celebrated works, the "Nativity with St. Francis and St. Lawrence," was, in fact, stolen by the Mob from a chapel in Palermo, the Oratory of San Lorenzo, in 1969.
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Stars and studios received their first taste of 2020 awards with the Golden Globes earlier this month, but there's more prizes ahead for the most celebrated television shows and films of the year.
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José Luis Cuevas, whose rebellious personality and dark delineation of human suffering made him one of the most celebrated Mexican artists of the 21992s and '21992s, died on July 226 in Mexico City.
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At 38, Gold is one of the most celebrated theater directors in New York, a master at gently stripping both audience and actors of their expectations and creating a sense of collective interdependence.
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But once she looked them up, she realized it was Roma, and that its director was Alfonso Cuarón — one of the most celebrated directors not just in Mexico or Hollywood but the world.
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That Hatfield, now Nike's vice president of creative concepts and probably the world's most celebrated designer of shoes, a human icon inside a corporate one, would lead the team behind them was only expected.
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In November 2008, days before Swartz's 773nd birthday, FBI investigators were combing the internet for any information they could find on the young man fated to become one of the internet's most celebrated figures.
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Less certain is whether the Premier League will maintain its position as the globe's most celebrated football league, or whether Brexit will undermine the league, cutting it off from footballing innovations in continental Europe.
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Kirill Serebrennikov, one of Russia's most celebrated and controversial directors, has been under house arrest in Moscow since August, accused of embezzling millions of dollars in state funds through a non-profit theatre organization.
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The "heartthrob haircut" is just the most celebrated example of the effortful effortlessness that reads as soft and romantic but also too cool/hot/busy writing poetry/playing in a shitty band to care.
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In October 2012, just a few days before Hurricane Sandy slammed into New Jersey, it was churning north past the narrow strip of white sand beach separating NASA's most celebrated spaceport from the sea.
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As perhaps the most celebrated child star of her generation, she wowed Broadway theatergoers at age 12 in her stunning debut as the blind and deaf Helen Keller in 1959's The Miracle Worker.
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" Shinohara, one of Japan's most celebrated postwar architects, was renowned for his creative, reactionary structures — in the face of the rapid industrialism and mass production that swept 1960s Japan, he embraced the "chaotic city.
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LOS ANGELES — The Getty Bronze, a Greek statue of a beautiful male athlete with enviable hair that is easily the most celebrated artwork at the Getty Villa, has not been knocked off his pedestal.
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Is it any wonder, then, that the most celebrated audiobook narrators — in particular, Jim Dale, who has read the Harry Potter series for at least three generations of fans — acquire their own devout followings?
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Among Mr. Cooke's most celebrated works was DC: The New Frontier, a six-issue series published in 2004 that chronicled the experiences of superheroes including Flash, Green Lantern and Wonder Woman, in the 1950s.
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Yoga investigation: As accounts emerge of unwanted touch during classes, our reporters looked into the hands-on teaching practices of some of yoga's most celebrated gurus, including the late Pattabhi Jois of Ashtanga fame.
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Indeed, it's possible that we've been documenting volcanic eruptions for nearly 40,000 years, according to evidence uncovered in Chauvet-Pont D'Arc, one of the oldest and most celebrated cave art sites on the planet.
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Moonves, one of the most celebrated executives in Hollywood history, was accused of sexual harassment and assault by numerous women in a pair of stories by The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow over the summer.
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Adapting the work of Poland's most celebrated writers, Mr. Wajda saw himself as the heir to the Polish romantic art of the 203th century — although there was nothing 19th century about his confrontational approach.
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But his most celebrated role was as a "spy for peace," as he described himself, helping President Jimmy Carter broker the Camp David peace accords that ended hostilities between Israel and Egypt in 22006.
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The most celebrated dancing parrot is Snowball, a sulfur-crested cockatoo with a trademarked name whose YouTube dance performances to Queen, Michael Jackson and the Backstreet Boys have been viewed some 15 million times.
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The deal could represent the beginning of the end for one of the country's most celebrated magazine publishers, whose titles commanded the attention of global leaders and chronicled world events, sometimes with striking photography.
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Known by some newspapers as "America's most celebrated pedestrian," Emma Gatewood was the first woman to hike the Appalachian Trail by herself in one season — as a great-grandmother, at the age of 67.
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His storytelling creations draw on myriad inspirations, from natural history to British mythology, as well as a more abstract, naturalistic style inspired by his training with Kenji Io, one of Japan's most celebrated metalsmiths.
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Exxon's critics say the company is abusing one of the US Constitution's most celebrated protections in an attempt to shield itself from blame over what could turn out to be years of fraudulent conduct.
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Among the most celebrated Renaissance women in jazz, this vocalist is a Grammy and a Tony winner, a United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization goodwill ambassador and a spokeswoman for jazz across the world.
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One of the most celebrated film editors of her era, Ms. Coates won an Oscar for her work on "Lawrence of Arabia" (19883), the enduring drama directed by David Lean and starring Peter O'Toole.
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Johnson became the most celebrated of the small cadre of black women — perhaps three dozen — who at midcentury served as mathematicians for the space agency and its predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
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The fact that India's most celebrated industry depends entirely on imports in an era in which many countries are increasingly capricious about what goods they will allow to be exported makes some officials nervous.
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This was a big deal, as traditionally, prime ministers, while understanding fashion was one of Italy's most celebrated global exports, were loath to be seen as too cozy with an industry associated with luxury.
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Nicolai Gedda, the Swedish singer who rose from an impoverished childhood and a youthful career as a bank clerk to become one of the most celebrated tenors of the 21977th century, died on Jan.
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Da Vinci, one of the world's most celebrated painters, had intermittent exotropia, a type of eye misalignment in which one eye turns outward, according to a study published Thursday in the journal JAMA Ophthalmology.
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The family had a long connection to Italy's most celebrated opera house, beginning with Ms. Corbella's great-great-great-grandfather, who she said lived in the building as the caretaker in the mid-1800s.
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" For the interiors, Adjaye Associates is planning to commission some of the most "celebrated and progressive Ghanaian and African artists that will collaborate with the practice to create the Cathedral's religious adornment and furnishings.
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Some of the world's most celebrated masterpieces are populated by vivid, beautifully drawn characters whose romantic disappointments and satisfactions I've enjoyed talking about, with my students, in the literature classes I've taught over the years.
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Tall, affable and energetic, he was picked to run General Electric in 2001 after an interminable and mildly sadistic selection process run by GE's then CEO, Jack Welch, at the time America's most celebrated boss.
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Holzhauer has become one of Las Vegas' most celebrated citizens, receiving a key to the Las Vegas Strip and officials declared May 2 "James Holzhauer Day" in Clark County, which is home to Las Vegas.
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Just ask Prince Albert of Monaco, whose late mother Princess Grace was a famous movie star and Oscar-winning actress before marrying Prince Rainier in one of the most celebrated fairytale weddings of all time.
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The release would allow Ghosn - the architect of Nissan's automaking partnership with France's Renault and one of the industry's most celebrated executives - to meet his lawyers frequently and build a defense ahead of his trial.
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While most celebrated the new mannequins, Tanya Gold, a columnist for the U.K. newspaper the Telegraph, wrote on Sunday that she fears "the war on obesity is lost" because the company is promoting larger sizes.
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Mr. Savile was one of Britain's most celebrated TV personalities until revelations emerged in 2012, a year after his death, that he had been a sexual predator who had abused hundreds of adults and children.
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The question of who owns the rights to the image of one of the world's most celebrated 20th-century artists has no easy answer, but it is a question that's been brought to trial before.
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YouTube launched the experimental program in late 2016, just as the world was waking up to the idea that Silicon Valley's most celebrated tech companies might be introducing more harm than good into the world.
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Everyone from scientists who admired him to celebrities who worked alongside him took to social media to express their sadness, share their stories and pay their respects to one of the world's most celebrated minds.
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If you're looking to finally get into music's most celebrated artists but are too embarrassed to ask where to start in their catalogs, we've got you covered with our Noisey Guide to Getting into… series.
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Turkish authorities have issued an arrest warrant for one of its most celebrated soccer players, former international striker Hakan Sukur, ordering the seizure of his assets as part of the investigation into the failed coup.
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Paul Draper, who as winemaker and chief executive has led Ridge Vineyards for more than 45 years as it became one of the world's most celebrated wine producers, is retiring, Ridge will announce on Wednesday.
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Zhang, who has a round, bespectacled face and an effervescent manner, is one of a cadre of well-travelled, sophisticated women in their early forties who have become the most celebrated winemakers in the region.
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The release would allow Ghosn - the architect of Nissan's automaking partnership with France's Renault and one of the industry's most celebrated executives - to meet his lawyers frequently and build a defence ahead of his trial.
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As emphasised in the title, what they have shrewdly done here is draw comparisons between gambling and their own glo-up, which was arguably one of the most celebrated and hated in British music history.
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Bites Ever since René Redzepi announced that he'd be closing what's been possibly the most celebrated restaurant in the world, the only thing harder to find at Noma than out-of-season vegetables are reservations.
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Ms. Brown, often the most sensuous, as well as among the most cerebral, of the group — and eventually its most celebrated artist — died in 22015; several of her 19863-21948 dances will be revived Oct.
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In the intervening period, she transformed from a brilliant teenage prodigy into one of the most celebrated soloists of our time, maintaining a singular presence in the traditional repertory while continuing to explore new terrain.
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It's most celebrated for its immersive details: Adams's rabbits never blur themselves into humans with fur and long ears, but are always recognizably rabbits, with specifically rabbit-like ideas about food and sex and land.
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Thursday's board decision to oust Ghosn, one of the most celebrated leaders in the auto industry, comes after he was arrested in Japan this week, accused by Nissan of serious financial misconduct over many years.
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LOS ANGELES — "I hate Apu," the actor Kal Penn says in a new documentary about the penny-pinching, Squishee-slinging, thickly accented convenience store owner on one of the most celebrated TV shows in history.
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The square in Madrid is where the funeral procession for one of the genre's most celebrated artists, Lola Flores, began in 1995, and it is where many of the city's major flamenco events take place.
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Charles Aznavour, one of France's most celebrated singers of popular songs as well as a composer, film star and lifelong champion of the Armenian people, has died at his home in Mouriès, in southeastern France.
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The Belmont Stakes — the last of the Triple Crown's contests, after the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes — will be run tomorrow, Belmont Park's most celebrated competition, with $1.5 million in prizes on the table.
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Michou, a flamboyant fixture of the Parisian demimonde who ran France's most celebrated drag cabaret for more than a half-century, died on Sunday night in a hospital in Saint-Mandé, a suburb of Paris.
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Mr. Plank set a lofty goal for Sagamore — to win a Triple Crown — one that Vanderbilt, who died in 237, was unable to accomplish, even with Native Dancer, one of the most celebrated horses ever.
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It was never a question that Derek Jeter, the longtime captain of the Yankees and one of the most celebrated players in baseball history, was going to be enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Black Friday, the most celebrated shopping day of the year, abounds with tales of fistfights over discounted televisions or even stampedes as consumers rush to get that low-priced sweater they saw in an ad.
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Less an exercise in outsider exoticism than a monument to national pride, "Shiraz" invents an imaginary back story for the 17th-century empress whose death inspired her husband to commission the world's most celebrated mausoleum.
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The exciting thing, for the fans and for tennis's most celebrated rivals, is that both Federer and Nadal seem to be in the same place, the right place, as they get set for No. 39.
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"We are very saddened to learn of the passing of one of music s most celebrated and iconic women, Natalie Cole," Recording Academy President Neil Portnow said in a statement about the nine time Grammy winner.
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It's a theme that echoes through her most celebrated works, like her novel The Bell Jar and Ariel, a posthumously published collection of poems that included "Lady Lazarus," which is among her most well-known poems.
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This final feature by Luchino Visconti is not necessarily one of the most celebrated films from the director of "The Leopard" and "Rocco and His Brothers," but it is one of his most lush and delirious.
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One of California's most celebrated roads, coastal Highway 101, was partially closed, with mud was two feet deep in places, while in Montecito, mud reached the roof lines of houses, as residents surveyed their damaged homes.
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While no one wants to think about an on-call doctor's consistent tendency to use mind-altering substances, this is the exact kind of behavior we're used to seeing television's most celebrated male antiheroes dive into.
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Some of today's most celebrated tech leaders built their first ventures while in school — even if some student startups fail, the critical first-time founder experience is an invaluable education in how to build great companies.
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But prosecutors swiftly appealed that decision and demanded that Ghosn - the architect of Nissan's automaking partnership with France's Renault and once one of the global auto industry's most celebrated executives - remain in jail pending his trial.
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And yet, it has still managed to recruit some of the country's most celebrated athletes to the cause, and its programs have reached thousands of people in more than 22016 countries over the past 25.5 years.
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One of the conference's most celebrated guests, Marc Andreessen, offered a vision for entrepreneurship itself, defining it as the ability to see how the world potentially could be, then inventing what is needed to change it.
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Developer Naughty Dog has confirmed a new May 29, 2020 release date for the "The Last of Us Part II," the highly anticipated follow-up to one of the most celebrated PlayStation games of all-time.
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One of Brian Skerry's most celebrated photographs shows a dead thresher shark caught in a fishing net off the Mexican coast; National Geographic has named it one of the magazine's 50 greatest photographs of all time.
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While top-tier independent schools, some of the most celebrated charter school networks like Aspire and a handful of innovative school districts like Boston and Washington, D.C., have established teacher-residency programs, these are the exceptions.
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"Bloch rose to become President of the Music Department and represented some of the most celebrated acts of the day including The Beach Boys, The Bee Gees, Trini Lopez, Julio Iglesias and Ricky Nelson," it continued.
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Its powerful statements on growing and persevering through life's hurdles made it one of the most celebrated breakout games of the year, and much of the acclaim has circled around Raine's dreamy, 8-bit-inflected score.
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Many of our most celebrated figures — George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, Susan B. Anthony, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Cesar Chavez — fought to enfranchise the disenfranchised and left a more inclusive republic as their legacy.
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By the time of the release of Red and Blue, Nintendo's consoles had played host to some of the most celebrated RPG adventures, including Final Fantasy VI, Chrono Trigger, EarthBound, and A Link to the Past.
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The show gathers together works by two of most celebrated Polish artists, Józef Czapski (1896-1993) and Teresa Pągowska (1926-2007), true painter's painters, whose works although exhibited internationally, are little known in the United States.
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King's has the most celebrated men-and-boys choir in the world, one admired for an enduring vocal purity and beauty that the world imagines reaching back in time just as the Lessons and Carols do.
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Unlike Wyoming and Idaho, Montana has decided against opening a grizzly season, citing concerns about the long-term recovery of a bear population that is arguably one of the most celebrated and photographed in the world.
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Then in 2013, one of Mr. Scarcella's most celebrated cases — the arrest of David Ranta, an unemployed drug addict convicted of killing a Hasidic rabbi — fell apart after evidence emerged that Mr. Ranta had been framed.
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For all her mastery of great literature, however, Ms. Bell was most celebrated in her native Britain for her translations of the French-language Asterix comic-book series, about a village of Gauls resisting Roman occupation.
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"Bella Hadid is one of the most celebrated models of the time, plus she has a link with the region, being half-Palestinian but also a Muslim," Mr. Arnaut said in a telephone interview on Monday.
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Dr. Diamond's most celebrated study was of the preserved brain of Albert Einstein, in the 1980s, but it was her work two decades earlier, at the University of California, Berkeley, that had the most lasting impact.
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In one of her most celebrated studies, Dr. Diamond and her second husband, Dr. Arnold Scheibel, the director of the brain research institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, examined four samples from Einstein's brain.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Ben Shewry is one of the most celebrated chefs on this sunburned continent, a New Zealander who moved to Australia in 2002 and has since developed an immigrant's love of his strange new home.
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And Burgdoerfer's story — a common one in hockey, current and former teammates said — epitomizes the challenges of making it: how for all but the most celebrated prospects, getting a crack at the N.H.L. involves an odyssey.
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The man kicked off the decade as a pariah after notoriously interrupting Taylor Swift at the VMAs and ended it by producing operas, gospel albums and condemning the obscenities that once peppered his most celebrated tracks.
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Natalia Vodianova, 35, is one of the world's most celebrated models, featuring on 71 Vogue covers, appearing in campaigns for Calvin Klein, Versace, Guerlain and L'Oreal and earning around $5.5 million in 2016, according to Forbes.
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Some of sports' most celebrated athletes have been caught using PEDs: for example, the cyclist Lance Armstrong, the gold-medal runner Marion Jones, the tennis champion Maria Sharapova and the Ultimate Fighting Championship star Jon Jones.
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A star of stage and screen, Shaw has no end of accolades for acting, but her elocution of the Eliot poem is one of her most celebrated works, winning her a Drama Desk Award in 1997.
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Role Call: Florence Foster Jenkins, the wealthy 1940s dilettante who became known as the "worst singer in the world" It's hardly revelatory to say that Meryl Streep, the world's most celebrated actress, turns in an extraordinary performance.
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As such, Get Out, probably the year's most celebrated and culturally resonant film, becomes all the more terrifying when it becomes clear late in the final act that isn't just a savage satire of racist America now.
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Mr. Nile is among several musicians who have played all 257 installments of Light of Day's most celebrated event: Bob's Birthday Bash, which has grown into several groups playing before thousands of music fans in Asbury Park.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads American Magnum photographer Steve McCurry, best known for his 1984 photograph of an Afghan refugee with piercing green eyes (Sharbat Gula), is one of the most celebrated photojournalists of our time.
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After graduating college, Mika began her career in 1990 as a reporter for Asahi Newstar, before becoming one of the most celebrated correspondents for Japan Press, covering major conflict zones in Kosovo, Bosnia, Chechnya, Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Britain's most celebrated statesman, who became prime minister 0003 years ago on Tuesday, spent much of his seemingly extravagant life on the edge of a financial cliff, according to retired banker and Oxford history scholar David Lough.
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Drawn in the familiar squiggly style of MS Paint, wearing a blue robe and wielding a staff, the Bitcoin wizard is the centrepiece of what is arguably the most celebrated and iconic Reddit ad of all time.
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Days after two of the world's most celebrated rock climbers twice set astonishingly fast records on the biggest wall in Yosemite National Park, they did it again Wednesday, breaking a mark compared with track's four-minute mile.
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The more straightforward after-club pop of his debut Priscilla was intriguing enough to land him guest spots on some of hip-hop's most celebrated releases around the time—his fingerprints are present on good kid, m.
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The release would allow Ghosn - the architect of Nissan's automaking partnership with France's Renault and one of the global auto industry's most celebrated executives - to meet his lawyers frequently and build a defence ahead of his trial.
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PARIS — Torrential rains have caused deadly flooding in central and northeastern France this week, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people, some on boats or kayaks, and threatening works of art stored in Paris's most celebrated museums.
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In a literary culture where poetry has long been the most celebrated medium, writers are experimenting with a range of genres and styles, including comics and graphic novels, hallucinatory horror novels and allegorical works of science fiction.
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The most celebrated signatory is René Redzepi , whose restaurant Noma, in Copenhagen, opened in 2003 and has since earned two Michelin stars, for such dishes as confit of snail, roasted cod head, and cake made from plankton.
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Our reviewer calls it "a quiet, crisply drawn portrait of the world's most celebrated whistle-blower," and, "by Mr. Stone's standards, a strikingly sober film" — with little in the way of wild conspiracy theories or bravura visuals.
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Weir made history in 2015 when Prince of Penzance held off Max Dynamite to win the Melbourne Cup, with Michelle Payne becoming the first female jockey to win the richest and most celebrated horse race in Australasia.
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For the unenlightened, Fosse was the world's most celebrated show choreographer, adored, in particular, for his distinctive movements: "jazz hands," slouched shoulders, minutely pivoting pelvises, a style that was at once erotic and awkward, liberated and possessed.
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The release would allow Ghosn - the architect of Nissan's automaking partnership with France's Renault and one of the global auto industry's most celebrated executives - to meet his lawyers frequently and build a defense ahead of his trial.
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And Edward Snowden, who arguably became the most celebrated and vilified whistleblower in history when he leaked classified information about U.S. government surveillance to journalists in 2013, was an NSA contractor at the time of the leaks.
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So this year's spectacle at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C., was significant not only because it shook up the usual formula, but also because its most celebrated speakers fell well outside that God-fearing realm.
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In a TV interview, Shabana Azmi, one of India's most celebrated actresses and a former member of Parliament, described how she and her equally famous screenwriter husband couldn't buy the flat they wanted because they were Muslim.
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The most celebrated of these pieces is Maurice Ravel's Piano Concerto for the Left Hand, a lush impressionist fantasia that's a joy both to fans of classical music and to anyone who's heard Boléro in an elevator.
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The compensation packages for Ghosn, one of the most celebrated and well-paid leaders in the global auto industry, have been a sore point among investors of the Renault-Nissan alliance which he helped launch in 21.
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The arrest of a top executive at one of China's most celebrated corporations threatened to upend a fragile trade truce with the U.S., and put the Trump administration's national security and trade policies on a collision course.
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On Saturday, she presented Miu Miu's resort 2020 collection at the Parisian Hippodrome d'Auteuil situated along the border of the Bois de Boulogne — a venue that since 1873 has hosted some of the most celebrated French tournaments.
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Once one of the world's most celebrated start-ups, WeWork was valued by SoftBank at $47 billion in January but had considered selling shares in its initial public offering at a valuation as low as $123 billion.
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The compensation packages for Ghosn, one of the most celebrated and well-paid leaders in the global auto industry, have been a sore point among investors of the Renault-Nissan alliance which he helped launch in 1999.
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It's always interesting to observe which messages the movies cluster around in a given year, and some of 2019's most celebrated films — from all over the world — have been particularly occupied with inequality, disparity, and revolt.
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One of the gallery's most celebrated initiatives is the Fellowship Program For Emerging and Underrepresented Women Artists, which provides a year-long career development intensive for six artists annually, as well as life-long support and collaboration.
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One of the most celebrated series in Batman Comics, the brilliant Gotham Central police procedural, is taking a lot of its cues from the portraits of terrified cops and burnt-out detectives that we saw in TAS.
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The Shape of Water, one of the most celebrated interspecies love stories since Beauty and the Beast, has inspired a very adult piece of fan-art – and Guillermo del Toro is less than thrilled about the NSFW homage.
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In little over a decade, the country's most celebrated fireworks market in Tultepec has blown up three times, with the latest massive blast raising serious questions about why the festive public was again exposed to such deadly risks.
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Clueless was released to much more enthusiastic reviews than teen movies usually get, but it was for good reason: Its basic parts were assembled nearly 200 years before by one of the most celebrated writers in English literature.
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Richard Madden hasn't seen the Game of Thrones finale, but that's likely because he's been focusing so much on promoting Rocketman, a biopic on Elton John's rise to fame as one of the most celebrated singers in history.
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And it has defiantly and proudly transcended all of this, extracting from suffering a unique -- and uniquely American -- culture and traditions, producing much of our most powerful art, raising up many of our most celebrated creators and leaders.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two of the most celebrated actors of their generation, Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, will star together for the first time in new Steven Spielberg political drama "The Post", according to Hollywood trade magazine Variety.
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To shower yourself in the shoes you deserve at the end of a hardworking year, the brand is paying it forward by offering fans a chance to snag some of this season's most celebrated looks for significantly less.
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As part of the series's launch, the company has teamed up with Twitch and two of today's most celebrated fighting-game players, Justin Wong and Daigo Umehara, to stream several rounds of Street Fighter V and Marvel vs.
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Over the past two years, he's seen his life change from being a potential standout with one hit to becoming arguably the most accomplished rapper from DC's inner city, working with some of the genre's most celebrated producers.
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Tenacity paid off Wednesday as Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell reached the top of El Capitan, the most celebrated slab of granite on Earth, in less than two hours, breaking a barrier compared to the four-minute mile.
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Austin, the main protagonist of pro wrestling's most celebrated era, was a mean-mugging, shit-talking mad man who routinely threw wrenches into ultra-bad guy Vince McMahon's evil plans and was always there to save the day.
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The Boren family, including cousins and in-laws, is a mainstay of Oklahoma and national politics, with ties to one of the state's most celebrated former college athletes and the most powerful elected official on Capitol Hill today.
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CNBC takes a look at the top 983 businesses to work for in France: France's LVMH has a portfolio featuring 70 of the world's most-celebrated luxury brands, including Givenchy, TAG Heuer, Louis Vuitton, Glenmorangie and Marc Jacobs.
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Only four others had more victories from age 40 to 42, and they are some of the most celebrated to ever take the mound: Warren Spahn (62 wins), Cy Young (61), Randy Johnson (51) and Roger Clemens (50).
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"In the Cemetery Where Al Jolson Is Buried," which appeared in Hempel's first book, and probably remains her most celebrated piece of writing, is a painful and acutely witty tribute to a young friend who died of leukemia.
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ELDORET, Kenya, Jun 28 (Reuters) - Some of Kenya's most celebrated athletes' reputations will be on the line when they compete in the country's Olympic trials on Thursday and Friday, just weeks before the start of the Rio Games.
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There is nothing in the exhibit on his most-celebrated assignment: a trip to Zurich for the O.S.S. in December, 1944, to attend a lecture by Werner Heisenberg, the brilliant German physicist who won the 1932 Nobel Prize.
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The contours of his daily route changed little, and while Mr. Robinson always talked of how much he loved New Orleans, he was, like many of its most celebrated figures, wary of how much the city had changed.
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Taylor Mac, one of America's most celebrated performance artists, has brought his rambunctious New York show — "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music" — to the Melbourne Festival, and let's just say it's not an ordinary night of theater.
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He and his firm, McKim, Mead & White, designed some of the most celebrated Beaux-Art architecture in America, including the University Club of New York, much of Columbia University, the Pierpont Morgan Library and the Boston Public Library.
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Now with a new post-prison outlook, Gucci is ready to creatively share what life was like in his early days in Alabama, to now becoming one of the most celebrated artists to ever come out of Atlanta.
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We were on the subject of "Finishing the Hat" from "Sunday in the Park With George," one of Sondheim's most celebrated songs, and maybe the greatest song ever written about the self-induced spell of the creative process.
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Juan Goytisolo, one of Spain's most celebrated writers, whose experimental, linguistically audacious novels and stories savaged his country's conservatism, both religious and sexual, and gloried in its Moorish past, died on Sunday at his home in Marrakesh, Morocco.
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In 22003 it became the scene for one of the most celebrated publicity stunts in Chinese history when Mao Zedong swam across the Yangtze in a symbolic show of vigor just before the start of the Cultural Revolution.
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This tableau vivant — which mirrors the composition of Seurat's most celebrated painting, "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte," and is repeated at the end of the second act — doesn't qualify as the usual happy ending found in musicals.
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Last September, in Guadalajara, an American conceptual artist named Jill Magid and a pair of gravediggers convened at the Rotonda de los Jaliscienses Ilustres, a monument where the most celebrated citizens of the state of Jalisco are entombed.
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Just as the invisible man's retreat is a hibernation in preparation for future action, Ellison's letters, it becomes clear, are a map of his planned advance, culminating in one of the most celebrated novels of the last century.
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One of the most celebrated, "Summerspace" (20113, designs by Robert Rauschenberg, music by Morton Feldman), returns to New York, when the Lyon Opera Ballet performs it as part of the Paul Taylor American Modern Dance season in March.
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"It was a bit difficult for consumers to understand what the system was about," said Shigeru Miyamoto, a top executive at the company and the creator of many of Nintendo's most celebrated games during the past three decades.
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One of their most celebrated campaigns is "Billie Jean King Your Shoes" for Adidas, which transformed sneakers into Billie Jean King's iconic blue-and-white-striped kicks to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the Battle of the Sexes.
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At Emirates Stadium, Laurent Koscielny scored the decisive goal for Arsenal, but it was their goalkeeper, Petr Cech, who was most celebrated after the 20-113 victory over visiting Newcastle, which solidified Arsenal's first-place spot in the standings.
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The previous boss of bosses, Salvatore "Toto" Riina, died in prison last year after spending almost a quarter of a century behind bars for ordering dozens of murders, including those of two of Italy's most celebrated anti-mob prosecutors.
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To honor the legacy of history's most celebrated stuntman, Travis Pastrana — who has won several X Games gold medals for supercross, motocross, and freestyle motocross — will attempt to surpass three of Knievel's signature jumps this weekend in Las Vegas.
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Directed by Wash Westmoreland (Still Alice, Quinceanera) the film is based on the real story of Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette (Keira Knightley), who, under her pen name, Colette, became one the most celebrated female French novelists in the country's history.
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Susie has long been an admirer of Madame Blanc's avant-garde choreography and Madame Blanc, in turn, is so impressed by Susie's violently jerky movements that she invites her to star in a revival of her most celebrated ballet.
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Being kicked out of your own company has happened to some of the industry's most celebrated figures: Steve Jobs at Apple, Elon Musk at PayPal, Jack Dorsey at Twitter (and Evan Williams at Twitter… and Dick Costolo at Twitter).
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Red Dead Redemption 2540 Red Dead Redemption 220 for $210 ($25 off): One of the most celebrated games of 2018, Red Dead Redemption 2 offers stunning vistas, visceral gunfights, and a system that lets you braid your pony's hair.
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Badminton, held in the grounds of the English stately home that gave its name to the racquet sport played there in the mid-1800s, is the most celebrated equestrian three-day eventing classic, featuring dressage, cross-country and showjumping.
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But the city's present claim to fame is Pic, a Michelin three-star-rated restaurant run by Anne-Sophie Pic, France's most celebrated female chef, where we once had my mother-in-law's birthday, over seared fresh foie gras.
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Less than a year ago, one of the most celebrated Olympians in the history of men's sports appeared on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine in a corset, with an altered physical appearance and a new, feminized first name.
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The poet Alexander Pushkin seemed to be the most celebrated — or at least most romanticized — literary figure in the city, perhaps in part because he died after being shot in a duel with a French officer at age 37.
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LONDON — It was one of the most celebrated Twitter posts in British political memory, one that has been retweeted tens of thousands of times, spawned an unofficial national holiday and inspired tributes in everything from verse to baked goods.
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The New Year's fireworks display at the nearby Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, is one of Dubai's most celebrated annual rites and attracted thousands of spectators - most of whom were evacuated before the spectacle went on as scheduled.
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That night, his left hook knockout of Ivan Buchinger became one of the Irishman's most celebrated highlight reel finishes, a moment that is often cited be people who think that 155 is the ideal weight class for 'The Notorious'.
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After years of working in some of Los Angeles' most celebrated restaurants—like Bestia and The Tasting Kitchen—my colleague (who has worked at Trois Mec) and I have learned that wine culture needs to evolve like everything else.
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Farrokhzad was Iran's most celebrated — and controversial — female poet, and Darznik, the Iranian-born author of the memoir "The Good Daughter," recreates her sexual and creative liberation while exploring the threat she posed to social order in prerevolutionary Iran.
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Henrik Ibsen, the country's most celebrated playwright, described the ridge at length in his fantastical "Peer Gynt": "Nigh on four miles long it stretches sharp before you like a scythe," exalts the main character riding a reindeer over it.
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Lockhart immediately called her gallerists, Tim Neuger and Burkhard Riemschneider, of the respected Berlin-based gallery Neugerriemschneider, who are credited with giving some of today's most celebrated artists, such as Rirkrit Tiravanija and Olafur Eliasson, their earliest solo shows.
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The filmmaker — one of the most celebrated in Iran, if not the world — was sentenced to six years in prison and barred for 20 years from making films, writing screenplays, giving interviews to any media, or leaving the country.
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Though it lacks the complexity of the country's most celebrated wines like Barolo, lambrusco is rarely sweet, and makes a fine partner for the region's many pork specialties, including prosciutto di Parma, mortadella and zampone (sausage-stuffed pig trotters).
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She blurred the line between reportage and fine art and, in so doing, opened the medium for its most celebrated practitioners, the people who would be the inheritors of Lange's expressiveness and empathy, from Robert Frank to Wolfgang Tillmans.
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He was an inaugural inductee of the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, N.C. Richard Petty, one of Johnson's most celebrated rivals, was once quoted by The Tampa Tribune as calling him "the toughest, most stubborn driver" he knew.
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Commentators have traced that desire on Mr. Macron's part — to juggle two opposing viewpoints at once — to his early philosophical training as an assistant to one of France's most celebrated 20th-century philosophers, Paul Ricoeur, who died in 2005.
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If Nigeria's most well-funded, most celebrated, most watched films globally are likely to be in English, then it stands to reason that they will almost certainly never be eligible under the Academy's current Best International Feature Film rules.
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Lov makes each piece by hand, as he has done for 40 years, and produces ceramics for only one professional client: Nicolai Norregaard, the founder of Bornholm's most celebrated restaurant, Kadeau, which won a Michelin star earlier this year.
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U.S. law prohibits hunting altogether inside the park, and Montana has decided against opening a grizzly season, citing concerns about long-term recovery of a bear population that is arguably one of the most celebrated and photographed in the world.
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Billionaire Charlie Munger, one of the most celebrated investors in the world and essential partner in Warren Buffett's success, shared his wit, wisdom and investment philosophy at the annual meeting of Daily Journal, a publishing company where he is chairman.
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It's an obvious starting point, but Mirror's Edge's Faith has been one of the most celebrated examples of lead-character diversity, despite the predictable affront at the lack of overt sexuality from the darker corners of message boards across the world.
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But that website builds on one of the great epics of human intellectual history—stretching back to the earliest times of systematic science, and encompassing contributions from a remarkable cross-section of the most celebrated scientists and mathematicians from past centuries.
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Ta Lou, who snatched the silver from Switzerland's Mujinga Kambundji with both being timed at 7.05, also ousted the race's two most celebrated names, Jamaica's double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson, fourth in 7.08, and Dutch flyer Dafne Schippers, fifth in 7.10.
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Much has been made about the big number of young Bernie Sanders' supporters who attend Hillary Clinton's alma mater, but when it comes to the alumnae, the vast majority are supporters of Clinton, one of the revered institution's most celebrated graduates.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Among Austria's most celebrated poets and author of over 21 books, Friederike Mayröcker often arrives before American audiences via a description of the one-bedroom apartment/writing studio she has inhabited since the 21s.
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His teachers at the Kunstakademie in Düsseldorf, where he began studying in 1977, were Bernd and Hilla Becher, a couple whose austere photographs of industrial buildings, from water towers to blast furnaces, were among the most celebrated images in contemporary art.
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Faces, Places, one of the year's most celebrated nonfiction films, was a joint effort between the accomplished French street artist JR and legendary Belgian film director Agnès Varda, whose work was central to the development of the French New Wave movement.
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Though Deadpool is most celebrated for breaking box office records and paving the way for R-rated superhero movies, when it was released in 22, some commenters noted that Deadpool had surprisingly forward-thinking attitudes about sex and gender roles.
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The exhibition tour will also feature a set of cups belonging to an 18th Century female couple known as the "two most celebrated virgins in Europe", as well as the bust of Hadrian's lover Antinous who died in mysterious circumstances.
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Big Blue is a privileged enough organization that a two-time Super Bowl–winning coach still might not be the most celebrated in team history; rather, it's probably Bill Parcells, who is at least three times the sociopath Coughlin is.
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As Lu sinks into the Drysdale case, she often recalls her father's most celebrated murder prosecution, a case he won even though all that was left of the missing decedent was one platform shoe found inexplicably in the defendant's car.
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She grew up working in the family catering business alongside her mother, and in Taipei she found work at a food stall selling slack season noodles, a signature dish from Tainan that's also one of Taiwan's most celebrated xiao ci offerings.
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Using everything he had learned, in years of study, about anatomy, perspective, light, color, and the physical manifestations of human emotion, he painted one of the world's most celebrated masterpieces, completed by early 1498, and flaking off the wall by 1517.
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It brings together, at the Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome, more than 100 works from nearly 40 collections by Parma's two most celebrated artists and by the principal local painters inspired by them during the first half of the 16th century.
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With the passing of former first lady Barbara Bush, the Bush family lost its matriarch, the nation lost one of its most celebrated citizens, and the world lost an iconic leader whose faith, strength and patriotism were an inspiration to millions.
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In one of the series' most celebrated episodes, "The Mind of Stefan Miklos," Landau impersonated two different men as part of a sting-like operation, showcasing his skill at creating two distinct characters through physicality alone, no makeup or prosthetics necessary.
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Iguodala is now one of the most celebrated role players in NBA history, and one who will be remembered as, if not the best wing defender of his era, then another link in the Cooper-Johnson-Pippen-Artest-Leonard chain.
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"The terrible beauty of those who were sacrificed cannot endure such profanity," said Haim Gouri, 93, a former Palmach fighter who served in Europe and the Negev Desert and who went on to become one of Israel's most celebrated poets.
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U.S. law prohibits hunting altogether inside the park, and Montana had decided against a grizzly hunt, citing its concerns about long-term recovery of a bear population that is arguably one of the most celebrated and photographed in the world.
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One of horse racing's most celebrated tracks, Santa Anita Park in Southern California, said on Thursday that it would ban the use of drugs and whips on racing days after the death of another horse there, the 222nd since Dec.
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The filmmaker — one of the most celebrated in his country, if not the world — was sentenced to a six-year jail sentence and barred for 20 years from making films, writing screenplays, giving interviews to any media, or leaving the country.
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FLORENCE, Italy — Symbol of Florence, most celebrated of Michelangelo's works and a feature of every souvenir shop in this ancient city, the statue of David was briefly clad for an evening this week, after a full five centuries of nudity.
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Godwin would go to the Tavern, see all the artists, including those women who were married to prominent male artists, the most celebrated examples being Elaine de Kooning (married to Willem de Kooning) and Lee Krasner (married to Jackson Pollock).
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One of the most celebrated successes in American medicine involved the use of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists to counsel frail elderly people being discharged from hospitals and follow them at home to help them take their drugs and stay healthy.
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That applies to startups like the retail chains b8ta and Neighborhood Goods, the beauty brand, Glossier, the Los Angeles-based arcade chain for the new millennium, Two Bit Circus; and the most celebrated of the direct to consumer startups, Warby Parker.
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Attica is one of the most celebrated restaurants on the entire continent, and the introduction of bush foods to the menu was a huge leap forward for native ingredients that have struggled to find footing among a wider audience for years.
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Opinion Columnist Among the events of John McCain's five-and-a-half years of imprisonment and torture in North Vietnam, probably the most heroic, and surely the most celebrated, was his refusal to accept an early release from his captors.
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" In 2009, during the 20th anniversary of Mr. Lee's most celebrated film, "Do the Right Thing," the journalist Teresa Wiltz observed, "When it comes to his female characters, it's as though Lee can't decide whether to worship them or punish them.
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Like Mr. Lagerfeld, he speaks in rolling sentences and is a pleasure to listen to, especially in a world where the most celebrated names often seem to be tying themselves up in knots at the prospect of answering a question.
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The third "Jeopardy!" match between the show's three most celebrated players on Thursday had all the excitement of the previous nights but less of the drama, as the winner was clear before the host Alex Trebek revealed the final clue.
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Though Mr. Cotton was probably most celebrated for his work in the employ of others, his career as a bandleader, and as a dynamic showman known to do back flips onstage, proved to have greater longevity, spanning nearly half a century.
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Laura Owens, one of the most celebrated painters of her generation and a force in the Los Angeles art world, will have her first major New York retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art opening in November, the museum announced.
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The filmmaker — one of the most celebrated in Iran, if not the world — was sentenced to a six-year jail sentence and barred for 20 years from making films, writing screenplays, giving interviews to any media, or leaving the country.
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BERLIN — Germany awoke to a national debate on integration, racism and sports on Monday, as the news hit that one of its most celebrated soccer players was quitting the national team, saying that he was the victim of bigotry and hypocrisy.
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" It's why Auriemma considers the entertainment value of watching his two most celebrated former players face off to be so rewarding, a pair of physical manifestations of his famous maxim that basketball is "a game of when-to, not how-to.
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Perhaps the most celebrated Western resident in Japan, Lafcadio Hearn, was initially bewitched by the dolls' house prettiness and aesthetic refinement all around him; but the longer he stayed, the more he located the country's heart in its ghost stories.
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She's the most celebrated street art photographer, and has documented artists and their work from the early days of kids tagging subway cars under cover of darkness, to today, when street art superstars jet around the world to paint permission walls.
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The things-get-better lyrics from Divinity—who bears one of the most celebrated set of vocal chords in his hometown—are a little more direct than usual Omar's fare, but it's nice to see him embrace a little cheese.
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In the last three years alone, Franco (an occasional VICE contributor) has adapted the two most celebrated novels of William Faulkner—The Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying—and adapted another of McCarthy's great novels, Child of God.
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For now, it seems the Volksbühne is willing to at least entertain negotiations with protesters, yet it remains to be seen under who's terms and for how long city-officials will tolerate a squat in one of Berlin's most celebrated cultural institutions.
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"I never joke about money," streetwalker Vivian tells billionaire investor Edward Lewis during one of the most celebrated meet-cutes of all time: he, lost on his way to Beverly Hills; she, a down-and-out sex worker trying to make rent.
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On May 22, 1802, William Herschel, the most celebrated astronomer in the world at the time—and arguably of all time—wrote to Piazzi to present his theories about Ceres, as well as the asteroid Pallas, which had been discovered in March 1802.
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True to his brash style, the man dubbed "the Sheriff of Wall Street" declined to offer his resignation as US attorney for the Southern District of New York — the most celebrated prosecutorial shop in the country — following a request by the Trump administration.
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DUBAI — The robust menu of virtual reality installations offered at this month's Dubai International Film Festival — the first time the format was featured here — would've made it the world's largest, most celebrated VR-palooza of record just a couple of short years ago.
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Billionaire Charlie Munger, one of the most celebrated investors in the world and an essential partner in Warren Buffett's success, shared his views on President Donald Trump at the annual meeting of the Daily Journal, a publishing company where he is chairman.
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A literary icon, Roth was one of the most celebrated American authors of his generation, winning the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1998 for his novel American Pastoral — one of many honors he earned over the course of a decades-long career.
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Landing a spot in one of the nation's most celebrated and competitive theater programs should have been a cause for celebration, but it arrived as Ms. Manning's personal life was in turmoil, with a foster family that she felt was indifferent to her.
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In the grander scheme of Star Wars as a business, Rogue One represents Disney's risky gamble that it can transform one of the most celebrated film franchises in history into a never-ending content machine, capable of churning out stories for… well, forever.
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"Rugrats is hands-down one of the most celebrated cartoons in TV history, and we are thrilled for a whole new audience to meet these iconic characters in brand-new adventures," Sarah Levy, COO of Viacom Media Networks, said in a statement.
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The cigar-chomping Mr. Savile, who died in 2011 at the age of 84, was one of the most celebrated and beloved personalities in Britain until accusations came to light in 2012 that he had preyed on scores of children and adults.
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