It beautifully repositions the Disney princess and Prince Charming trope, placing the most unlikely subjects in the most unlikely location: a Black couple in Crenshaw.
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Sometimes beauty can be found in the most unlikely places.
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The love of football brings the most unlikely individuals together.
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Why has that worked for this most unlikely of messengers?
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You get Democrats winning elections in the most unlikely places.
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Perhaps the most unlikely thing about *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Image: Bill SaidelNature's beauty can originate from the most unlikely places.
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Meanwhile, here's how Twitter made the tech world's most unlikely comeback.
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Proof of this can be found in the most unlikely places.
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Meet the black comedian who has become Japan's most unlikely star Meet the black comedian who has become Japan's most unlikely star Like most comedians in Japan, 30-year-old Ike Nwala is an all-arounder.
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These days, even the most unlikely brands are entering the sneaker market.
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Two musical giants, meeting in the most unlikely of places: a tweet.
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Thanks to streaming, fans can come from the most unlikely of places.
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Mountains even appear in the most unlikely parts of our cosmic neighborhood.
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Most unlikely dance move of the year, governor's category While Ohio Gov.
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He had shepherded Donald Trump to the most unlikely presidential victory ever.
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It is most unlikely that North Korea would accept such a proposal.
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Simmonds, 28, may be the most unlikely All-Star of the group.
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They are in some cases the most unlikely of suspects: Police officers.
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Kim Kardashian West has something in common with a most unlikely cultural figure.
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For these and other reasons, Warren seems to be the most unlikely pick.
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The most unlikely of places — a little kid's birthday party in Los Angeles.
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Sometimes the most inspiring quote can be from the most unlikely of sources.
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Rachel Maddow might be the most unlikely cable television host in the country.
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One of the funniest if most unlikely conversations I heard was about traffic.
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Sometimes the most unlikely people become our staunchest defenders, and he certainly has.
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In-store coffee subscriptions are coming from some of the most unlikely places.
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Her greatest talent may be her ability to make the most unlikely friends.
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Edelman is one of the most unlikely Super Bowl MVPs in league history.
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They're a team filled with the most improbable stories and the most unlikely stars.
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Beauty has a funny way of showing up in the most unlikely of places.
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His "Jojo Rabbit" may be the year's most unlikely Oscar contender: a Nazi comedy.
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The most unlikely van Gogh is conjured up by Akira Kurosawa, in "Dreams" (1990).
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"Things do change, and also they arise in the most unlikely places," Molotoch says.
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In simple, unsentimental terms, Holly FitzGerald has given us a most unlikely love story.
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The Vegas Golden Knights have been one of the year's most unlikely success stories.
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Ms. Mengering, who died on Tuesday at 95, was the most unlikely television star.
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Joe Miller is the author of Cross-X: The Amazing True Story of How the Most Unlikely Team from the Most Unlikely of Places Overcame Staggering Obstacles at Home and at School to Challenge the Debate Community on Race, Power, and Education.
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And it all takes place in the most unlikely of dramatic settings: a Finnish boardroom.
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Good interior designers know unique home goods are often found in the most unlikely places.
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The beginning of the end of their affair involved a most unlikely player – Adolf Hitler.
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Others shared stories of moments where they came across celebrities in the most unlikely places.
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The first was Caterpillar, which Cramer considered to be the most unlikely hero of 1003.
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At 39, Macron would become France's youngest-ever president — and one of its most unlikely.
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One lucky pup found compassiom in a most unlikely place: The New York City subway.
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In November, we spoke with the group about how they became techno's most unlikely champions.
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It always breaks through — sometimes in unintentionally hilarious ways — even in the most unlikely places.
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The confrontation happened in the most unlikely place: the BeautyCon summit held in Los Angeles.
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In a celebrity-saturated age, she is one of the culture's most unlikely rock stars.
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Gignac may be the most unlikely superstar in the long history of Mexican league soccer.
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They can also lead to some fun winter activities in some of the most unlikely places.
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Reports are emerging of a most unlikely addition to the ever-fluctuating Game of Thrones cast.
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He is also one of Australia's most unlikely and zealous advocates for making gay marriage legal.
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That was indeed the most unlikely elimination in the group stage in recent World Cup history.
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By now, we're used to picking up the coolest beauty products in the most unlikely places.
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But with this most-unlikely President, such a bizarre turn makes a perverse kind of sense.
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It is most unlikely that Mr. Trump could do anything to bring those plants back online.
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The most unlikely winner of them all, Micheel had never won on tour in 163 starts.
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Change happens, if at the moment when it seems most unlikely, you decide to do more.
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Gears of War seems like the most unlikely title to make the leap to the physical world.
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It was the most unlikely of no-decisions after the Royals entered the ninth trailing 7-1.
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Among the games listed here, this one is probably the most unlikely to hit its 2017 launch.
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If you crack open your new iPhone Xs, you'll find a battery with a most unlikely shape.
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One of the most heartfelt remembrances came from one of the former First Lady's most unlikely costars.
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Just tell the truth The most unlikely option is also the simplest, which is to come clean.
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The science teacher is the most unlikely, because in life I'm so far from the rational universe!
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I ask, my pen poised, feeling like a vegetable-oriented therapist on the world's most unlikely couch.
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Thankfully, it seems to have gained a toehold within the most unlikely of places—the Trump administration.
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Roger Cohen PARIS — In the end the French election turned on the most unlikely of subjects: Europe.
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Even from the most unlikely of places, a baseline acknowledgment that something awful is happening has arrived.
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The plot takes some typically wild turns but Ms. Newton is believable in the most unlikely circumstances.
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Isaiah Thomas has had one of the most unlikely rises into an MVP candidate in the NBA.
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His plan for the most unlikely marriage since Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy won a 79% endorsement.
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But at a Houston Taco Bell last week, a fight broke out with the most unlikely of weapons.
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It emanates from the outer corners of the nation, and resides in some of the most unlikely places.
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The three Star Wars prequel movies are finding redemption in the most unlikely location: dank memes on Reddit.
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We spoke with women who self-identify as victims of burnout to hear their biggest, most unlikely symptom.
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What may have been the most fun dining deal, though, came at the most unlikely of places. Ready?
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This knack for making friends in the most unlikely places resonates long after you turn the last page.
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Those alter egos make McLaughlin, 46, one of golf's most colorful tournament directors, if not the most unlikely.
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The expected improvement in economic activity in the first half of 2020 is most unlikely to happen now.
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Among the many faces he creates, Owens found a muse in the most unlikely place: a chip bag.
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After a half-year hiatus, one of television's most unlikely and delightful buddy pairings returns to the kitchen.
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Instead, true leadership often happens with the smallest acts, in the most unexpected places, by the most unlikely individuals.
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He is probably the most unlikely serious presidential contender since the Republicans nominated utilities lawyer Wendell Willkie in 1940.
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But every once in a while, a kernel of personal financial wisdom emerges from the most unlikely TV dramas.
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Keep this up another game and he could be looking at one of the most unlikely MVP awards ever.
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Perhaps the most unlikely element of this story is that tickets for the steam train are now sold out.
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For the past week, they've occupied a huge chunk of my brain, popping up in the most unlikely places.
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You'll see his signature gap-toothed smile in the most unlikely spots—he gets out and knows his shit.
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So Edwards, a pitcher who was going to be the most unlikely of heroes, now needed to be rescued.
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At 77, Mr. Arndt makes what has to be the most unlikely and irresistible Broadway debut of the year.
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This allows the insect to appear in some of the most unlikely of places and generally creep us out.
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Macron can also bring to Trump some tangible rewards in some of the most unlikely corners of the world.
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Japanese myths play an important role in Shinkai's filmography; myths explained many of Your Name's most unlikely plot contrivances.
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I was smoking crack every day, living at the spot [crack house], and the most unlikely person walked in.
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"Ted Dunker is basically the most unlikely candidate to become mayor of his town," she said of her character.
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Well forget Levandowski and say hello to the litigation's newest and most unlikely star: former Uber intelligence employee Richard Jacobs.
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The Democratic candidate got a style shoutout in probably the most unlikely of settings: on the Golden Globes red carpet.
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They're two of the most unlikely pairs on television — but things between Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg are strictly professional.
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Just two teams from 2018 are present on the list of the 30 most unlikely World Cup outcomes since 1998.
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Matches from 2010 make up six spots on the list of most unlikely outcomes, and the 2014 Cup generated seven.
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And this fall, Altuve was the joyous catalyst for one of the most unlikely World Series runs in recent memory.
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But in many ways, the land of frigid temperatures and dark winter days seems like the most unlikely of winners.
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Now, in perhaps the most unlikely plot twist of all, Trump has given a thumbs up to the Senate deal.
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We seem to encounter the most unlikely and ordinary things, all of which are mysterious portents of what lies ahead.
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Considering Chisora has lost almost 25% of his fights, he would become one of the most unlikely champions in boxing.
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By 21, Mr. Crane began to respond to the climate crisis and became one of the country's most unlikely environmentalists.
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And in that regard, Lil Nas X is thus far the most unlikely hero of American culture in 2019. Absolutely.
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The deer had become the latest and most unlikely casualty of the feud between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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It is most unlikely that President Trump's current efforts will do much to move tax reform forward and into law.
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One thing we know for certain: When our grassroots movement is strong, people can win in the most unlikely circumstances.
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Of all the shoegazers left from the original scene that celebrated itself, the one reunion that seems most unlikely was Lush.
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Picking up months after Perry's (Alexander Skarsgård) death, the "Monterey Five" are carrying on — even if in the most unlikely ways.
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"We are the most unlikely people to be doing this," admitted AmyLou Fawell, a co-founder and executive director of MAMMA.
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LGBT activists were overjoyed at the news, but some of the most unlikely praise came from the Chinese Communist Party's mouthpiece.
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Back when its success at the polls seemed most unlikely, PH made bold pledges about what it would achieve in office.
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It's a common complaint about virtual reality content but this startup might have solved the problem in the most unlikely way.
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Now Democrats are using it against Upton in pursuit of what would be one of 2018's most unlikely House upsets.
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The most unlikely of the lot has been original members of the Memphis group revisiting the song to flex their skills.
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Leitch said that his hope going forward is to show that good action can show up in the most unlikely movies.
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Chelsea Clinton did possibly the most unlikely thing ever and came to the defense of Kellyanne Conway on Twitter on Friday.
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The duo are teaming up together for a new Japanese commercial, in what could be the most unlikely bromance of 2017.
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In this most unlikely of settings, the Cowboy Dinner Tree restaurant sits four bumpy miles off the five-block main street.
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Our Seoul correspondent says the "obscure little town" is one of the most unlikely hosts of the Games in Olympic history.
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Thus was born the irreverent, passionate Parterre Box, which began as that most unlikely of media properties: a queer opera zine.
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His imprisonment, though, makes it most unlikely — though not impossible — that he will be able to run for president in October.
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The top GOP target in 2012, the politically savvy senator engineered one of the most unlikely reelection victories in recent history.
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Date: January 16, 2016What made the moment: Leicester City's Premier League title was the most unlikely championship win of the decade.
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Such an interest prompted many pro-lifers to reluctantly vote for someone who would be their most unlikely and unusual representative.
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Such a showing makes it most unlikely that Le Pen would be able to push through much of her 144-point agenda.
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Love blossoms in the most unlikely places, like a spinoff reality show comprised of contestants who didn't find love on the original.
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Although Green's star continues to rise, he and Lever stand out as the two most unlikely, and unheralded, players on the list.
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Two things, though, remain constant: First, Donald Trump remains one of the most unlikely, unlikable and unprepared candidates to run for president.
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Gomez and The Weeknd went to a John Mayer concert together (is that the most unlikely trifecta of our times?) last month.
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Despite the odds, somehow we know that young Wulliam Fobisher will find the salvation he seeks in the most unlikely of outcomes.
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That trauma has us all suddenly considering the most unlikely of scenarios, a Trump presidency — which is a wise thing to consider.
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If the ruling party manages to thread this needle, the compromise will be one of the most unlikely of the current era.
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Right now, one of the most unlikely, but also promising, alternatives to plastic is being explored by researchers in the Netherlands: fungus.
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But go with it, and you'll discover a powerful and potent reminder that emotion often springs from the most unlikely of wells.
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We gotta say ... Pete's celebrity backing is impressive, considering the crowded field and the fact he's arguably 2020's most unlikely candidate.
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Out of everyone he knew, Wooden was "the most unlikely to have fallen" to the coronavirus, his longtime friend Duke Todd said.
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The panic started with the most unlikely of triggers: the victory of Usain Bolt, the Jamaican track star, during the Summer Olympics.
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If anything, history has shown that that's not the most unlikely aspect of this story — and not just in the real world.
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If past travels are anything to go by, you often find on-the-go support networks in the most unlikely of places.
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The researchers said those most unlikely to unfriend are younger, have many Facebook friends, and are more active politically and on Facebook.
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This is an understandable fear, but recent history suggests it is most unlikely to lead to a resumption of boats heading for Australia.
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"With the tools that we have today, it is most unlikely that eradication could be achieved," Alonso told reporters in a telephone briefing.
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Then you may want to head to one of the most unlikely places in the world to take a leisurely walk -- the DMZ.
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One cause for this fragmentation is the generosity of over-optimistic venture capitalists, who have backed even the most unlikely ad-tech ideas.
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Take some time to revel in some of the most unlikely, but wonderfully awesome, music video directors (you didn't know directed music videos).
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But those similarities belie one very important difference, an Apple innovation that hides beneath the surface: a battery with a most unlikely shape.
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If there's one thing we've learned from the history of medicine, after all, help is often found in the most unlikely of places.
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With one out, Roberto Perez hit one of the most unlikely World Series home runs in history, increasing Cleveland's lead to 3-0.
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Nonetheless, names blithely attributed to Native Americans have stuck with the plant for many hundreds of years, some commemorating the most unlikely uses.
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People don't always understand that from my work, but if you investigate closely you can find extreme beauty in the most unlikely places.
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A new track from the most unlikely of iconic duos, GIRLI and—drum roll—Lethal Bizzle (!), is about precisely this state of flux.
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So let's enjoy what's left, savour every sip of 290-211, before the most unlikely Premier League champions of all time are crowned.
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Next came the most unlikely scene in our little montage: Our visit to a fertility specialist to find out what our options were.
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The experience taught her "the holiness of the cinematic experience," the power that movies have to hold the most unlikely viewer in thrall.
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She and I, fittingly, stand at the junction between betrothed and bereft, beginnings and endings, reference points in a most unlikely of romances.
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Trump's removal from office is most unlikely barring a change of heart by his fellow Republicans, who hold a majority in the U.S. Senate.
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Then I found my inspiration in the most unlikely of places: while driving and seeing LA's thriving street food vendors hustling in the street.
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There, among the Diet Cokes, Doritos, and stacks of M&Ms, sits a most unlikely grab-and-go item: a bag of cubed tuna.
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The ministry wants him to resign; he refuses, and ends up relocated to the most unlikely places, from mob-infested Calabria to freezing Norway.
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And now—in perhaps the most unlikely follow-upsince 2014's Chess 2 —Essen's development duo Messhof is now making a whole new Nidhogg.
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Until the first round of interest and dividend is paid out and people understand how these instruments operate, any further issue is most unlikely.
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It would lead to one of the most unlikely franchise rebirths in movie history, as the franchise has made over $5 billion for Universal.
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But, as it turns out, sometimes it's pleasurable enough just watching the most unlikely American comedy star since Bill Murray slip into a groove.
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It makes the nephew a most unlikely caretaker, but that is not relevant to the case, the immigration ministry wrote in its final decision.
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" He added, "Even the most unlikely individual can change the course of history through will and self-belief, and can make the impossible possible.
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An Islamic university in Indonesia has become the latest, and most unlikely, authority to ban the burqa, citing fears of growing radicalism on campus.
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The likes of Amazon, Facebook and Google are about to go to war with the U.S. Congress over the most unlikely of causes: Human trafficking.
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The CW's Riverdale has become a hit by adapting one of the most unlikely pieces of source material: the all-American line of Archie Comics.
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The situation became so dire and resources were so strapped, that the most unlikely law enforcement members were called to step up as first responders.
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It would be most unlikely that a "second Earth" would be synchronised so that it was in the thin sliver of time we're now in.
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If it can make advertisers comfortable and while seducing citizens on slow connections, Facebook will increasingly turn pennies to dollars in the most unlikely places.
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Norway's world champion Karsten Warholm launches his 400m hurdles bid on Monday but will then also attempt the most unlikely double over the flat 400.
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A combination of David Beckham and the Japanese women's national team inspired one of the most unlikely title wins in the history of modern soccer.
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Sanders, the most unlikely of candidates, has a following and money (he has more than a million small donors, who have not nearly maxed out).
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We were at an engagement shower, the two of us sitting on the floor and sipping mimosas, the most unlikely conversational partners in the room.
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Barring a most unlikely reverse in the second leg in Manchester on March 113, the club will reach the Champions League quarterfinals for the first time.
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But over the past 290 years, a decrepit little house just off campus at 20123 W. High St. has become the most unlikely of music landmarks.
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COPENHAGEN — It was most unlikely that a Danish murder case would make international headlines, as the killing of the Swedish journalist Kim Wall last August has.
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Case in point are the pies currently being fired to doughy perfection at perhaps the most unlikely of places: the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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Mini-greenhouses and small farms are popping up in the most unlikely places, such as a former parking lot across the river from New York City.
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A few mustered the courage to shake his hand and take photographs with him, the most famous man in town, the most unlikely star in hockey.
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That said, just because the genre is all sun, sea, and suspicious sandals, doesn't mean Balearic music can't be found in the most unlikely of places.
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Margaery and Loras, brought low by imprisonment and seemingly at the lowest ebb of their hope, are about to get some from a most unlikely source.
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Described as "the biggest dump in Portland" in the local independent monthly The Bollard in 2011, the area is today the city's most unlikely hot spot.
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WASHINGTON — Doug Jones's defeat of Roy S. Moore in Tuesday's bitterly fought special Senate election was one of the most unlikely upsets in recent campaign history.
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"We've evolved when it comes to making a connection with an audience as well as making people go wild to the most unlikely tunes," exclaims Sturla.
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Stands by as top aide publicly campaigns against potential appointment Perhaps the most unlikely candidate for the new cabinet, Mitt Romney, has divided opinion among Trump loyalists.
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For showing me that anyone, even the most unlikely, could suddenly find a place in the world—even if it only appeared to last for five minutes.
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Across the Atlantic, we watch with suspended disbelief as the mighty US coughs up two of the most unlikely candidates for the leadership of the free world.
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"It's most unlikely that there's going to be any reversal of major policies," suggests Dr. Alistair Jones, an expert on EU political policy at De Montfort University.
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But Mr Spieth's 2016 Masters performance was indeed the second-most unlikely in our dataset, as EAGLE gave him a 95.5% chance of victory (see chart 1).
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On Baseball CHICAGO — They had just earned another day of living with that most unlikely and glorious of titles for the Chicago Cubs: reigning World Series champions.
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It was a victory for those who never stopped believing in the obscure little town, one of the most unlikely hosts of the Games in Olympic history.
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But it's worth taking a moment to consider what an enormous shift these women represent — and from what might have been seen as the most unlikely place.
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Dr. Rubinstein and Dr. Clyman met and fell in love in a most unlikely setting: a clinic that evaluated and treated families involved in high-conflict divorces.
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How did this "most unlikely pretender to high state office" assume complete control of a once democratic country and set it on a monstrous course through history?
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Critic's Notebook With the decline of retail, storefronts in the Triangle Below Canal Street are filling with galleries — it's New York City's most unlikely new art scene.
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As it turns out, women, especially women of color, were more than qualified to win in even the most unlikely races, such as in traditionally Republican districts.
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The Belgian-born Mr. van Hove, perhaps the most unlikely artist ever to become a hot Broadway director, is famed for his onstage vivisections of classic films.
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While Trump and China's president seemed to agree to a ceasefire over the weekend, the arrest "makes the odds of a good trade deal most unlikely," Cramer argued.
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Internet-famous Patrick the wombat at the Ballarat Wildlife Park in Victoria, Australia (Facebook/Ballarat Wildlife Park)Social media can make celebrities out of the most unlikely people.
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"The fact is, though, CAT is the most unlikely hero of 2016, the quintessential representative of the rolling bull market that is taking up the industrials," Cramer said.
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Guybrush just wanted to be a pirate—but by being outright unbeatable, what he got was a place in history books as one of gaming's most unlikely icons.
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Norway's world 400m hurdles champion Karsten Warholm will seek the most unlikely double by aiming to win the so-called 'man-killer' event and the 400 meters flat.
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But quietly, in the past few months, there have been signs of a shift away from the faith, triggered by a most unlikely model for conservatives: communist China.
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He worked to put Nixon on late-night shows and into other more relaxed environments — nudging the socially awkward leader toward becoming a most unlikely entertainer in chief.
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They all failed, and the Bannon crew actually got furthest, in the sense that they got the most unlikely figure imaginable elected president on something resembling their platform.
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With Leicester having pulled off the most unlikely title win of the Premier League era, it's hardly a surprise that people have set about ruthlessly monetising their success.
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Linda Brown's life reminds us that sometimes the most unlikely people can have an incredible impact and that by serving our community we can truly change the world.
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Many have tried their hand at it, including Frederick Ashton, George Balanchine (more than once), Kenneth MacMillan, John Neumeier and, most unlikely, the bombastic French dancemaker Maurice Béjart.
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The new study found that over just a few decades, distinct populations of killifish independently developed similar genetic adaptations that make life possible in the most unlikely environments.
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Rafael Nadal pulled off one of the most unlikely comebacks of his career at the ATP Finals, beating Daniil Medvedev, 6-7(3), 6-3, 7-6(4).
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The two people next to me are either the world's most unlikely couple, or this woman has taken her accountant-cum-gynaecologist out for a special celebratory lunch.
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The most unlikely alternative would be for Republican elites to decide that Republican Party is now tarnished brand and create a new party (maybe call it the Conservative Party?).
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Donald Trump pulled off one of the most unlikely electoral coups of modern times this week, toppling the political and media establishment to become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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In fact, if we look back at this past year, some of our favorites tips and tricks for the kitchen came from some of the most unlikely celebrity sources.
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While it remains most unlikely that the I.M.F. would walk away from the talks, that such a step is even being suggested underscores how uncertain the negotiations have become.
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Music revelers braced themselves for the impending weather with slick summer layers comprised mostly of summer's most unlikely weatherproof trend (short of buying a plastic poncho): the matching set.
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The Nets picked the most unlikely way to end their skid, stopping a 12-game slide against Toronto with their first victory over the Raptors since April 3, 2015.
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Federal dollars have enabled scientists and engineers to investigate advanced ideas and the most unlikely technical solutions, to develop new knowledge before it's clear whether it will be profitable.
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Now city lawmakers have proposed creating a park in a most unlikely place: the island where the city has been burying its indigent in mass graves since the 1800s.
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On Monday, she will be selling a collection of cosmetics from Pat McGrath Labs via a most unlikely channel: the Spotify shop of the teenage pop star Maggie Lindemann.
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For Trump, his 2016 electoral victory -- one of the most unlikely wins ever in the history of the presidency -- should insulate him from the likes of Mueller and Rosenstein.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — If you were wagering on two of the most unlikely words to be paired in the English language, "Appalachian" and "bagel" would be a pretty good bet.
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After this press conference, it seems most unlikely that anyone will come up with a nickname for Powell nearly as snarky as the "Helicopter Ben" title bestowed on Bernanke.
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To think he'll be a generic Republican who gets along with a Republican leadership in Congress, which in turn gets along with itself, seems the most unlikely of scenarios.
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It doesn't help that Jon is pitching Daenerys on the most unlikely of threats: that the White Walkers will soon render the squabbling between the different factions in Westeros irrelevant.
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Edmundson's late goal sends Blues past Ducks ST. LOUIS — On a night of unlikely offensive stars, a most unlikely defensive pairing connected for the St. Louis Blues' game-winning goal.
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The most unlikely long-distance friendship is blossoming between the "I Don't Care" singer and the Cleveland Indians ace ... with the Biebs getting his own "Not Shane Bieber" Tribe jersey!!!
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RIO GRANDE, Argentina (Reuters) - On a recent morning, workers wearing blue shirts and black gloves assembled digital TV set-top boxes inside one of the world's most unlikely factory towns.
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Bear and cat become best friendsSometimes friendship prevails in even the most unlikely of circumstances, as proven by a startling companionship that blossomed at Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary in California.
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Strangely enough, he persuades us that even his most unlikely proposals can make us better humans and prevent us turning inward on ourselves — precisely by inserting himself into the picture.
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Palmer won in 1962, Tom Weiskopf in 1973, Tom Watson in 1982, Mark Calcavecchia in 1989, Justin Leonard in 1997 and then — most unlikely by far — Todd Hamilton in 2004.
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Sure, tales of Florida Man are well documented, but perhaps less talked about are the tales of Florida alligators, which have been popping up in the most unlikely of places.
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But NIH has quietly mounted a comeback from those difficult early days, one of the most unlikely agencies to emerge so strong during the first year of the Trump administration.
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I've seen flashes of our animal selves in the most unlikely places: genius professors reduced to grunting rage, and overweight shut-ins catching a falling object with sudden, instinctive grace.
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Television's most unlikely network comedy is The Good Place, which threw Kristen Bell's dirtbag Eleanor into heaven and meticulously set about untangling philosophy puzzles while spitting out increasingly surreal jokes.
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In 2017, in a most unlikely partnership, the choreographer John Heginbotham collaborated with the author and illustrator Maira Kalman to create a whimsical dance-theater work based on Kalman's musings.
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UNTIL November, the rise of a former professional wrestler and talk-radio host, Jesse Ventura, to the governorship of Minnesota was perhaps the most unlikely tale in recent American political history.
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The band arose in the early 90s gigging alongside down-coast compatriots Korn at the anguished, aggressive dawn of nu-metal, one of the most unlikely movements in mainstream music history.
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If you already understand the success of the team ESPN described as the third most unlikely champions ever, please join me in toasting Leicester's win, but if you don't, read on.
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A new political feud is quickly emerging online and it's between a couple of the most unlikely people you ever thought would get into it ... Cardi B and one Tomi Lahren.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's EU counterparts still see the "no-deal scenario" she threatened them with as most unlikely, as they think it would hurt Britain much more than the continent.
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Adulthood has allowed me to appreciate the merits of the modern action movie, the tastiness of ranch dressing, and in the most unlikely twist of events, the joy of watching sports.
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She bounced back by hitting the cup with her approach shots at the par-five 15th and par-four 18th for what would have been a couple of most unlikely eagles.
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He was the most unlikely legend in the history of the auto industry, a diminutive, Brazilian-born, raised-in-Lebanon, educated-in-France citizen of the world who carried three passports.
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Derek swung and missed with Demi Burnett and swung and missed with Tayshia, and then he bailed, leaving John Paul Jones and Tayshia to become Bachelor In Paradise's most unlikely couple.
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FC Barcelona on Thursday completed one of the most unlikely signings of the European football season, buying Martin Braithwaite, a 28-year-old journeyman Danish forward from La Liga rivals Leganes.
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FC Barcelona on Thursday completed one of the most unlikely signings of the European football season, buying Martin Braithwaite, a 28-year-old journeyman Danish forward, from La Liga rivals Leganes.
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The title character in "Morris from America" is an African-American boy, aged thirteen, who finds himself dwelling in a most unlikely spot—Heidelberg, the comeliest of Germany's old university towns.
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As a result, Britain will be left trying to negotiate a new trade deal with Europe, which is most unlikely to grant the country the same terms as it grants its members.
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After a matter of hours, many people associated with the show had spoken out, Barr was fired, Roseanne was canceled, and network television had seen its most unlikely series end in decades.
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At that time, I laid claim to being New York City's most unlikely sex columnist and was covering One Leg Up—a regular soiree now in its 20th year—for an assignment.
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It's the capstone to one of the most unlikely careers in pro wrestling history, one which began at the age of 35 and did not establish itself until after Page's 40th birthday.
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Humans have made homes in some of earth's most unlikely, ungenerous areas — Iceland, Siberia, the southern Sahara — and yet there are still some places that we've been unable to coax into submission.
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With short black hair, a squarish face, and black-framed glasses, Pérez is perhaps Latin America's most unlikely sex symbol, a kind of nerd rock star for a generation of young Peruvians.
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Horgan and Delaney's humor has a ton of bite to it, but there's a real sweetness lurking just underneath, making Catastrophe one of the best and most unlikely romantic comedies out there.
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A united front isn't being forged; instead, we have both a religious conservative and a populist insurgency, the former led by Ted Cruz and the latter by that most unlikely populist, Mr. Trump.
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By the time that they might get a six-month life-expectancy prognosis, they would be most unlikely to have the necessary mental capacity to request, and be accepted for, an assisted death.
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Photo modes have popped up in the most unlikely of places, whether players are making memories with their anime leather boys, giving Kratos an improbable smile, or capturing the perfect web-slinging selfie.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Beer, pies and Buddhist prayers helped endear Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha to Leicester City fans even before the team owned by the Thai duty free billionaire became the Premier League's most unlikely champions.
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Ian Frisch WWE is one of the most unlikely entertainment empires in US history, but CEO Vince McMahon's ambitions and management style have left many wondering if the company can continue to grow.
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But that funnels us back to the relationship of Hank and Manny, which is the real reason the story exists—for them to realize they found each other in the most unlikely situation.
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Nowadays, he plays the flamboyant foil to Julie Klausner and Billy Eichner on the Hulu sitcom "Difficult People"—in a recent episode, he and Vanessa Williams shared the world's most unlikely sex scene.
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"It's most unlikely that we will see significant trade tariffs coming in any future relationship," Dunne said, although he acknowledged that Britain's future trade ties with the EU would still have to negotiated.
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By Monday afternoon, Botha had the keys to the city — or at least to the Olympic Village — once word had spread that a most unlikely coach had helped propel van Niekerk to gold.
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It was a typical response from Ranieri, who has spent all season dampening down the expectations of supporters only to finally oversee a triumph considered perhaps the most unlikely in the annals of soccer.
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The bit inadvertently highlights the Vermont senator's greatest political gift—which I can attest to as someone who has also interviewed him—his ability to stay on message even in the most unlikely scenarios.
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He then ascended to consigliere for a presidential campaign that pulled off one of the most unlikely political upsets in history, before becoming an influential presence in the inner sanctum of the White House.
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While Blazer was cooking up schemes and fending off Singer, what would become his unimaginably lucrative future was taking baby steps at a most unlikely place: on the green soccer fields of New Rochelle.
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HONG KONG — The former N.B.A. star Dennis Rodman has been one of the United States' most unlikely links to North Korea, traveling repeatedly to the authoritarian state and gaining rare access to its leadership.
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Trungelliti has the air of a man on a mission, and with better preparation for that second round match his family might well consider extending their trip to take in a most unlikely chapter.
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Based on Garth Ennis's 1995 comic series of the same name, Preacher finds heroes in the most unlikely places, usually as they're beating the shit out of some scumbag and flipping each other off.
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It's similar to how Kushner spent the first part of Angels building out his ensemble, then split them off into the most unlikely pairings in the second part — the better to heighten conflict and understanding.
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Rhodes' song, which celebrated the "American Dream" and trumpeted this "common man" who looked nearly nothing of the wrestling type, was a funk-driven hit and became the soundtrack for pro wrestling's most unlikely hero.
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And if Sills can sustain the success he had early on last season, we could be looking at one of the most unlikely, roundabout careers take its next turn at the 73 NFL draft. 18.
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But the most unlikely part of Huggins's legacy may turn out to be the nine instructional books he wrote while working as head coach at the University of Cincinnati in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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ROME — At the end of 2017, Italy produced the most unlikely of antiheroes: Spelacchio, or Mangy, an ill-fated Christmas tree that arrived for display at Piazza Venezia in Rome with its needles falling off.
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That was never more true than in 26, when the Mets became the most unlikely team in baseball history to reach the World Series, stumbling into the postseason with a motley record of 27-21.30.
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It was also because he was fired from Club USA that Kirkham decided to move to Miami, where one of the most unlikely and, frankly, insane decisions in the history of law enforcement was made.
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The film follows four artists from four different countries as they bring their balls of wool into the most unlikely of places: playgrounds in Japan, fountains in Spain, and alongside dolphins off the coast of Hawaii.
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ET, TSN5, ROOT (Pittsburgh), RDS2 (Ottawa) ABOUT THE PENGUINS (26-9-43): Two players extended their point streaks to six games Wednesday, with one being among the most unlikely to have a run of that length.
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"It's an exciting opportunity for skateboarding to be seen by a worldwide audience and I think people will be very surprised to see teams from the most unlikely countries," said Hawk in an email to Reuters.
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Yes, the lion's share of the world's tech companies call Silicon Valley home, but as it turns out, plenty of innovative companies do thrive in the most unlikely places outside of that little region of California.
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In the evenings, Nakayama turned the tiny storefront into the San Gabriel Valley's most unlikely hot ticket—a "secret Japanese chef's table," Chowhound wrote—cooking eight-course meals for just a handful of customers a night.
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With its win over a Disney title to recapture the domestic box office crown this weekend (for now), it's is just the latest amazing achievement for "Joker," one of the most unlikely success stories of 2019.
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One of the best seasons — and one of the most unlikely runs, after the loss of four players to season-ending injuries — in Wolfpack history came to an end at a familiar stage of the tournament.
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JOHN LANDIS They offered it to John Schlesinger ["Midnight Cowboy"], Alan J. Pakula ["All the President's Men"], Mike Nichols ["The Graduate"], George Roy Hill ["The Sting"] — the most unlikely directors — and they all threw it back.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - A retired law professor with an awkward public manner, little money, no political party and a commitment to an obscure form of democracy might soon become the most unlikely leader in the Arab world.
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One can almost sympathize with them: If it wasn't for their decision to attach themselves to the most unlikely president in modern history, there's every reason to think they might still be working their frauds today.
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The third option, and the most unlikely, would be for them to try to convince Democratic voters that Warren's ideas are too progressive at the risk of alienating an electorate that's becoming more left-leaning each day.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman was perhaps the most unlikely candidate to portray Truman Capote in the 2005 film Capote, but he was a revelation because he imagined the character anew; Michael Fassbender did something similar in Steve Jobs.
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"I knew that knowing them—and the fact that, in some sense, they had needed me, an eager kid from Bakersfield obsessed with poetry and art, in their life—was the most unlikely gift," he told me.
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The recent overtures from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un concerning his nuclear ambitions are the "most unlikely set of events," said Gabriel, president of Capital Alpha Partners, which provides analysis of political outcomes for Wall Street.
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LEICESTER PULLS AWAY Hours after its title rivals Tottenham and Arsenal drew, 2-2, in a north London derby, Leicester beat Watford, 20-20, away to continue its bid to become the Premier League's most unlikely champion.
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"Born with facial differences that, up until now, have prevented him from going to a mainstream school, Auggie becomes the most unlikely of heroes when he enters the local fifth grade," according to promotional materials for the movie.
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But when one of Ratliff's sources enters the apartment, he finds the potbellied crime lord in the most unlikely guise: dressed in shorts and flip-flops and perched behind a desk in a room filled with digital servers.
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Most important — and most unlikely given the demonstrated corporate-friendly bias of the Trump administration — the rules would apply to American companies like Facebook and Qualcomm that use H-1B visas, as well as to foreign staffing firms.
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The president's defense team opened Monday with a broad argument against the legitimacy of impeachment from the most unlikely of sources — Ken Starr, the former special counsel whose investigation led to the impeachment of former president Bill Clinton.
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Leaders at the local mining union in the Brazilian town of Brumadinho, where a tailings dam burst on Friday, likely burying over 300 people, describe the deeply devout father-of-two as one of the disaster's most unlikely survivors.
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A little boy lands a nifty talisman that brings him luck in even the most unlikely of situations, but in the end gives it up to a homeless man (Santa?) who's more down on his luck than he is.
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"From various indications, it is most unlikely that all the remaining girls will come home alive, but the government owes their parents and the public the fundamental responsibility of accounting for every one of them," the Nigeria analyst said.
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Leicester 233, Manchester United 03 Leicester City missed its first chance to clinch the Premier League title, drawing, 20-225, at Manchester United on Sunday to move to within 226 points of the most unlikely championship in English soccer.
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With the war coming to an end at this point and even the most enthusiastic adherents to the British Free Corps looking for an exit, Pleasants' pugilistic endeavours – revived in the most unlikely circumstances – also reached their natural conclusion.
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The authors of 'A Very Stable Genius' discuss Trump's rage, ignorance, and the unprecedented dysfunction of his White House96 HOURS ON THE TRAIL WITH ANDREW YANG: We got up close and personal with the 2020 campaign's most unlikely phenomenon
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VICE News' Roberto Ferdman traveled to Arizona, where he spent time with Noah Karvelis, a 23-year-old music teacher, who quickly became one of the national education movement's most unlikely leaders in the span of just a few months.
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Tropical Singapore may seem the most unlikely place to sell 1,000-euro ($1,111) down jackets but Franco-Italian lifestyle company Moncler operates a popular shop in the city-state, and is a key port of call for many Chinese tourists.
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He's played a lovable doofus on Parks and Recreation and action heroes in Jurassic World, Guardians of the Galaxy and The Lego Movie, but now Chris Pratt is taking on his most unlikely role yet — the villain in a Western movie.
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Assuming John Scott laces the skates and his wife doesn't go into labour between the publication of this post and puck drop in Nashville on Sunday, he will become arguably the most unlikely and least-deserving All-Star in NHL history.
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Still, in a Final Four full of unlikely participants, arguably the most unlikely of all is South Carolina's starting forward Maik Kotsar, a six-foot-ten freshman from Estonia who arrived in the United States 216 months ago without much fanfare.
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Gomez accessorized with the most unlikely of pieces, from the most unexpected of places: It wasn't her trusty Coach Rogue tote slung over her shoulder, it's an Alice in Wonderland-themed saddle bag from Hot Topic, as Teen Vogue reported.
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About Phil's special quandary: It's the same as it was in the 1993 movie, one of the most unlikely high-concept rom-coms to become a popular hit, which was directed by Mr. Ramis and starred Bill Murray as Phil.
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Republicans who were facing a politically nightmarish predicament on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh have gotten a reprieve from the most unlikely quarter: Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who has accused Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her in the early 1980s.
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Having worked as a porn star and sex worker for the last ten years, More recently found herself catapulted to social media stardom in the most unlikely of ways after a video she posted on Twitter was turned into a meme.
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There's been a long history of raves being held in the most unlikely of spots in the UK: 200 attendees reportedly partied it up in a literal sewer in 2017, so there is no bottom for grodiness in the subculture.
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Now, as Democrats mount a last-minute and decidedly against-the-odds campaign to snatch a Senate seat in this most unlikely of states, they are facing the same problem that undermined some of their most-heralded candidates earlier this month.
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It was one of the most unlikely finishes in NFL history: Down by a point with five seconds left on the clock, Minnesota Vikings receiver Stefon Diggs caught a miracle toss, keeping his team's playoff hopes alive for the 43 season.
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McIlroy, three shots behind with three to play, finished eagle-par-birdie to join a three-man playoff which he won on the fourth extra hole to become a most unlikely FedExCup champion while Johnson settled for a share of sixth place.
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"It was a want ad—and what a metaphor for what do to with your life, 'Hm, let me see what is wanted'—that started me in the most unlikely place in the world, which was the popular music industry," he muses.
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KERNERSVILLE, N.C. — An unusual coalition of largely older and conservative former military men and younger, left-leaning law students are waging a joint campaign for one of the most unlikely causes: clemency for troops convicted of killing civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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On Thursday night, an NFL team will almost certainly select Reddick in the first round of the 2017 draft, making him only the fourth player in Temple history to earn that honor and one of the most unlikely high picks in recent years.
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The most unlikely, Jack (Patrick Dempsey), is the unctuous American billionaire founder of a dating website who pulls her out of the mud at the Glastonbury music festival, which she attends with Miranda and which the movie portrays as a cheap, gaudy circus.
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"There has to be some symmetry between the treatment of U.K. nationals in E.U. countries and E.U. nationals in U.K. countries," Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond told the BBC, while adding that it was "most unlikely" that the Europeans would have to leave.
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Why it matters: Japan was the first country to ring the alarm on China's influence, and Prime Minister Abe has taken an especially hawkish stance against Beijing, but Trump's alienation of Japan on trade is forging the most unlikely friendship in Asia.
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Number of episodes: Seven hour-long episodes, including a thrilling finale Available on: HBO Go and HBO Now One part small-town comedy, one part paean to baseball, and one part hilariously mutated viral video, Brockmire is the year's most unlikely success story.
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Amid the bizarre mix of personalities and political biographies on the presidential stage this year, Sanders and Klobuchar had this year's most unlikely repartee — a puzzle of compatibility that even their own staffers can't totally decode but cast as illuminating on both sides.
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Fun, energetic, innovative and inspiring, it created its own momentum, with organic support mushrooming out of the most unlikely places, flooding social media with viral memes and messages: Rappers and D.J.s, soccer players, economists and television personalities alike climbed aboard the Corbyn project.
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"Savvy vegan and vegetarian travelers know that veggie burgers are cropping up in the most unlikely places, like the new veggie sliders at White Castle," said Virginia Messina, a registered dietitian who blogs at The Vegan RD. Ask about "off-menu" items.
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Precisely because it's on Netflix, and precisely because it's been hiding the most unlikely sentiments in a mostly unlikely place, White Nights is worth a watch, if only for a momentarily glimpse of a world where women shatter the glass ceiling through subversive willpower.
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Son sprinted to retrieve a long ball, and with Neuer having gone upfield to try to help his side score, the Tottenham forward rolled a low, angled shot into the open goal to seal one of the most unlikely wins in recent World Cup history.
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At the other end of the spectrum, the 2002 tournament generated six of the ten most unlikely events in recent World Cup history—including Brazil overcoming one-in-50 odds of reaching and winning the final, and South Korea advancing to the semi-finals.
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From the surprise nominations that foretell an upset, to the last minute surges that see the most unlikely of films, um, crash into a Best Picture win, Nomineering tells the story from the beginning of the year all the way until the ceremony itself.
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Analysts say that major agreements are most unlikely, but the gathering will be notable as the first since Saudi Arabia's King Salman replaced Ali al-Naimi, the country's oil minister for more than 20 years, with Khalid al-Falih, an industry executive, this month.
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For the most part, prosecutors in Los Angeles did not file charges in "he said/she said" non-stranger assaults, so even in cases where a kit was tested, it would seem most unlikely that a non-stranger rape kit would lead to a conviction.
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In 2015, after obtaining Mexican citizenship (a process that included living in Mexico and passing a Spanish exam, among other things) and having her move officially cleared by FIS, skiing's international governing body, Schleper made good on one of her sport's most unlikely comebacks.
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However, in the absence of solid facts and real evidence about any plot to kill the dissident, Arkady Babchenko, somewhat implausible figures have emerged from the shadows, perhaps the most unlikely being the priest, who claimed he was hired to carry out the hit.
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If Trump is looking for a blueprint, he could not do better than to read a smart new book, "Climate of Hope," by a most unlikely duo: former Sierra Club executive director Carl Pope and billionaire and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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Bad Boys For Life pulls off one of the most unlikely tricks in blockbuster moviemaking: It's the rare good third entry in a franchise, a successful soft reboot that introduces a small squad of new faces to carry the Bad Boys name into the future.
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South Carolina, which had flirted with missing the tournament altogether, is in an immediate sense the most unlikely entrant in the field — which also includes top-seeded North Carolina and third-seeded Oregon — but Gonzaga is the team that best fits the long-shot role.
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Thomas L. Friedman And so it came to pass that in the winter of 2016 the world hit a tipping point that was revealed by the most unlikely collection of actors: Vladimir Putin, Jeff Bezos, Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg and the Macy's department store.
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But then all of a sudden once again in American history an unlikely person, perhaps the most unlikely of all since Abe Lincoln, Donald John Trump became the 45th president of the United States to the chagrin — to the hysterical chagrin — of the other side.
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Buffon could unwittingly assume the role of the Old Lady's most unlikely antagonist, spoil his own party by gifting his opponents the game with a fatal error, and still leave the Millennium Stadium regarded as quite possibly the greatest goalkeeper ever to have graced the game.
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Sticks that might have hurt Israel, such as the recognition of Palestine as a full member of the UN, or a UN demand for a two-state solution within a mandated time-limit, have not been wielded, and seem most unlikely to be under Mr Trump.
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The emergence of the attorney-general as a bulwark of the rule of law against Mr Trump, who denounces him on a weekly basis, even as he is quietly applauded across the political divide, is one of the most unlikely and revealing episodes of this presidency.
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Through a series of daring escapades deep within a dark and dangerous criminal underworld, Han Solo meets his mighty future copilot Chewbacca and encounters the notorious gambler Lando Calrissian, in a journey that will set the course of one of the Star Wars saga's most unlikely heroes.
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Through a series of daring escapades deep within a dark and dangerous criminal underworld, Han Solo meets his mighty future copilot Chewbacca and encounters the notorious gambler Lando Calrissian, in a journey that will set the course of one of the Star Wars saga's most unlikely heroes.
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And the most unlikely place in the world for any sort of conflict between children or adults, for that matter, to find fertile ground, because it was thought of as a unique experiment in diversity -- international, linguistic, racial -- supposedly projecting a utopian vision of planetary harmony.
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After packing in his full time gig as a bail bondsman, Gastelum began one of the most unlikely transformations in mixed martial arts as he progressed from a doughy, undersized wrestler into a man with among the most dangerous hands at whichever weight he opts to fight.
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Given how Whittaker and Silva's respective wins over Brunson had them added to middleweight title contention talk, victory for the Australian judoka on Saturday could see him become one of the most unlikely men to have ever been within sight of the title picture at 185lbs.
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Among the most unlikely developments of this political season in Britain has been that Mr. Rees-Mogg — whose conservative views include a hard line on departure from the European Union and on abortion and gay marriage — is being talked up as a possible Conservative Party leader.
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Trump's action was in sharp contrast to that of President Obama, who threatened to launch a strike on Syria for similar use of such weapons but backed off at the last minute in the absence of congressional authorization, which he recognized he was most unlikely to receive.
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The video finds Petty in his most unlikely phase to date, his sardonic-rocker transformed, just temporarily, into a free-spirited, Saturday-morning-ready cartoon (the fact that it accompanied such an urgent, riff-riding bit of let's-hit-the-highway spiritedness made it all the more joyful).
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It is made up of hol 'hole' and bytla 'builder'; it just happens, as far as we know, never to have existed in Old English, and if hobbit turned out to be a genuine word from folklore it is most unlikely that this would be its actual etymology.
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THE UNDERDOG: The Milwaukee Panthers were bidding to be the most unlikely squad to ever make the NCAA tournament, a team so seemingly ill-suited to postseason festivities that making the play-in game in Dayton would be as amazing as some rando No. 11 seed getting to Phoenix.
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Vague, who sold his natural gas company, Energy Plus, for $190 million in 0003, may be the most unlikely, and unknown, name in a potential Democratic presidential field that already numbers double digits and includes everyone from the founder of Starbucks to new members of Congress and failed Senate candidates.
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And long before this week's cover story by Robert Draper chronicled the still-hard-to-believe reality of Trump as the probable Republican nominee for the presidency of the United States, the traits that have made him the Republican Party's most unlikely but unstoppable politician were on display in our pages.
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But Democrats take solace in what has taken place in this most unlikely of elections, with an avowed democratic socialist emerging as a political force in the Democratic Party and the Republican Party being seized by a candidate who ran explicitly against key elements of the party's free-market orthodoxy.
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He then drove his tee shot into a pond at the 15th and took a penalty stroke, but still saved par, setting the stage for his most unlikely eagle at the par-four 16th, where his ball landed a couple of yards in front of the cup and trickled in.
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Since its birth as an online campaign by a 14-year-old, Weezer have hit the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time in nearly a decade, performed the track on Kimmel, and, perhaps most unlikely of all, proven their cultural relevance through the covering of a 36-year-old track.
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In a year when complaining about the sensitivity of young people became hack, Gary Gulman offered a full-throated defense of millennial snowflakes, hidden inside an indictment of his own generation that reached its zenith in the most unlikely comedy territory: The water pressure of fountains in 1970s public schools.
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Since neither Cushing nor Price was available for this production (though, really, being dead in this case shouldn't be an obstacle), all these tongue-tied men are played with ripe and delirious hamminess by Pete Simpson, who is giving one of the most unlikely and dazzling comic performances of this season.
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He was not named the most valuable player of the World Series, but he could have been, going 8⅔ strong innings in Game 2 to get the Mets even with the Orioles and then going all 9 innings in Game 5 to give the Mets the most unlikely of championships.
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While a select few of us are anticipating a romantic night out this Valentine's Day, most of us can be found glued to our computer screens, endlessly watching aww-worthy music videos, set to love songs that star the most unlikely of celeb pairings — as one does the day after Galentine's Day.
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Mostly, Doggo Culture as manifested through social media allows the most unlikely of canine heroes to emerge: special needs dogs like Tuna, who arrived at DeKalb with a pronounced jaw deformity and whose Facebook video inspired a man to drive all night from Texas to Atlanta to adopt him on the spot.
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Along with new customers in large markets like India and Russia, Mr. Hastings said, people on Réunion Island — a small French-governed island off the coast of Madagascar — were some of the first to sign up as new subscribers, making them maybe the most unlikely people to try Netflix's fast-expanding global service.
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There were more on Friday, when Nadal won the gold medal in men's doubles for Spain with his boyhood friend Marc Lopez; more on Saturday when the unseeded Monica Puig completed one of the most unlikely runs in tennis history by winning the women's singles and Puerto Rico's first Olympic gold medal.
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You need enough battery capacity to cover even the most unlikely, once-a-decade extended shortfall of wind and sun, but most of the time, in ordinary circumstances, most of that capacity won't be used — the battery "capacity factor," or frequency of use, falls to 3 percent by 2045 in the third scenario.
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"Given the recent strength in the markets one wonders whether what seemed to be the most unlikely of all scenarios may play out in the next few months – the discounting of a Trump-inspired rally," Strategas gave clients a playbook on which stocks are likely to win or lose from policies Trump promotes during his presidency.
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Tom Hanks, accomplished as he is at playing Tom Hanks, proves incapable of stretching himself from Irish gangster to Scottish hotelier, while antagonist Hugh Grant proves an unlikely chameleon, convincing as whatever the Wachowskis throw at him: American slaver, Michael Caine-alike pensioner, post-apocalyptic cannibal chieftain and, most unlikely of all, 22nd-century Korean businessman.
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Robbie Lawler might be the most unlikely man to have a wicked triangle kick—a snapping kick with the ball of the foot which goes into the opponent's ribs at an upward forty-five degree trajectory—but it is just one of many slick little moves he has in the bag of tricks and rarely goes to.
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As Leicester City motors toward perhaps the most unlikely championship in high-level soccer history, the spotlight seems to be as much on the officials as it is on the Foxes, who are 5 points ahead with four games to play, close to clinching a magical turnaround from near-relegation in 2015 to title winners this spring.
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There's more to the episode than this — it eventually ends with Ronny killing Loach, then the cops killing Ronny in a supermarket while Barry watches — but you can see how its central tension plays off a longtime trope in antihero shows: Just when the antihero seems cornered, the most unlikely set of circumstances intervene to free him.
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Of the 1990s neo-soul artists who made a mainstream impact, the Brooklyn-born crooner Maxwell might have been the most unlikely: His delicate, understated style was hardly irresistible radio fodder (though his work has long been a staple of adult R&B stations), and his deliberate, complex ballads seemed ill suited to court anyone beyond R&B purists.
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This is all just a warm-up to what has to be the single most unlikely bridge ever written, a surging, epic, tenuously sensical description of Schwarzenegger in all his glory: Gabalier continues to enumerate the trajectory of Schwarzenegger's career—he went to Hollywood, got famous, starred in Hercules in New York—until, at long last, we hear from the man himself.
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The evolution of Lopez's game, though, has made him the world's most unlikely catch-and-shoot 3-point specialist — the average distance of his field-goal attempts is up to 13 feet this season — and perhaps the league's most underrated rim protector, with numbers suggesting he affects the game on a level akin to Philadelphia's Joel Embiid and Utah's Rudy Gobert.
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Lord was genial but unyielding in his defense of Trump, and he became one of the season's most unlikely new television stars: he is sixty-five and lives in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, where he takes care of his mother, who is ninety-seven; every weekday, CNN sends a car to drive him nearly two hundred miles to Manhattan, and back again.
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Abdullah, 18 — a former cleaner in a hospital who asked that his surname not be used because he feared retribution for his involvement in anti-government protests — is now an unofficial art guide to one of the most unlikely galleries imaginable: a 15-story shell of a structure, known locally by all as the Turkish Restaurant building, that looks over the Tigris River.
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This week, we witnessed a most-unlikely scene: Former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE — a scion of the D.C. swamp — in Trump Tower talking to Donald Trump about global warming. 13.
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The Last Guardian is steeped in sadness and solitude because you form a strange bond with the most unlikely of mythological curios deep within this dark recess, and that bond is strained, wrenched into arrest, torn apart, sewn together again, and ultimately smashed into smithereens so fine they dissipate into thin air, still existing but never to be seen again.
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Perhaps the most unlikely rumor on this list: Apple is said to be considering shifting the iPad from the Lightning port (which it has used for every one of its tablet devices since the fourth-generation iPad was released in 2012) to USB-C, the next-generation universal port standard that Apple uses as the exclusive port option on its MacBook and MacBook Pro laptops.
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Among the ash and debris, we found the most unlikely assortment of distorted household items: melted window glass laying in puddles stuck to tiles, forks and spoons welded together, delicate feathers of ash that were once books, light fittings hollow and black, rocks in the garden split and singed from the heat, and nothing that would adorn a table or serve a useful purpose again.
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At the CyberwarCon conference in Arlington, Virginia today, Google security researchers Neel Mehta and Billy Leonard described a series of new details about Sandworm's activities since 2017 that ranged from its role in targeting the French election to its attempt to disrupt the last Winter Olympics to—perhaps the most unlikely new example of Sandworm's tactics—attempting to infect large numbers of Android phones with rogue apps.
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The creation of PEPFAR and the Global Fund brought with it the most unlikely of collaborators, an alliance including President George W. Bush and then-House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy Pelosi220006 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Impeachment inquiry tops Americans' list of most important news stories of 2202 2628 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 28500 MORE (D-Calif.).
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The image and centrality of that doll, long disappeared with the vicissitudes of divorce, moves, college, and adult life, came rushing back in the most unlikely of scenarios, two-thirds of the way through the Met Breuer's current centenary celebration of Italian designer and architect Ettore Sottsass, reluctant father of Memphis, co-creator (with Perry King) of the unforgettable Olivetti Valentine, author of the visionary Wolf House, in Colorado, and the sublime blue pavilion of the furniture museum in Ravenna.
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Read more:The life of Rachel Maddow: How a Rhodes scholar and AIDS activist became America's most unlikely cable television hostBernie Sanders said debate moderator Rachel Maddow was 'mischaracterizing' his words on gun control when she was using a direct quote from himHillary Clinton says Barr put America on the 'road to tyranny' by arguing the president could fire prosecutors he doesn't agree withHow Anderson Cooper, Rachel Maddow, and Sean Hannity covered the Mueller Report perfectly illustrates how divisive American politics have become
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Aleppo on alert, ISIS is using Iraqi families as "human shields" in Mosul, and more from the rest of the world Aleppo on alert, ISIS is using Iraqi families as "human shields" in Mosul, and more from the rest of the world While the entire world seemed to be watching Tuesday as Donald Trump claimed the most unlikely of victories to become the 45th president-elect of the United States, there were actually other major stories unfolding at the same time.
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