While everyone else is obsessing over Scandal, Kerry Washington is busy obsessing over Game of Thrones.
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It is time to stop obsessing about whether the Fed raises rates by one quarter of one percent and start obsessing about fixing our long-term debt problems.
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The two years before a presidential election consist of 22016 months of obsessing over who will emerge as number one—and one month obsessing over who will be their number two.
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"I just thought, 'Your life is spent on your weekends not with your family, not with your friends but obsessing — obsessing — over great men you could never live up to,'" she said.
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We are instead obsessing over the exes' daughter: Suri Cruise.
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Whatever mental hiccup I was obsessing over before becomes irrelevant.
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Of course, Joanna isn't the only one obsessing over Crew.
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Obsessing over her weight, even briefly, makes you a creep.
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But that doesn't stop me endlessly obsessing over it daily.
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The one that folks on Instagram can't stop obsessing over?
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You're obsessing about this yogurt, so just go for it.
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Here are just a few that we're currently obsessing over.
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I don't keep obsessing over it for days on end.
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Behind the scenes, Trump has been obsessing over the texts.
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I was spending hours upon hours thinking, cleaning, worrying, obsessing.
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Have you been obsessing over projects or people who suck?
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He spends even more time consuming —and obsessing about — it.
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Yet that didn't stop mainstream media from obsessing over them.
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For goodness sake, stop obsessing over the white working class.
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The movie involves obsessing over actors at a tender age.
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This is a question obsessing large swathes of the country.
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We must stop obsessing over them and simply defeat them.
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I wondered if he was obsessing too much over Moayedi.
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Cartoons weren't the only thing I was obsessing over, however.
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But it's not her hair we're obsessing over this time around.
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So, why isn&apost the media obsessing about the China threat?
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Republicans aren't the only ones obsessing over reclaiming these factory jobs.
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Still, the relationship hasn't all been booty videos and ab-obsessing.
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What do you do when you're not obsessing about Apple stuff?
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Too many candidates waste time obsessing over which font to use.
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It's certainly not news that Americans are obsessing over craft beer.
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"I am obsessing over the Pronovias wedding dresses," she told us.
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Obsessing about trade deficits makes no sense in this economic situation.
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We're tackling this by obsessing about trust, data quality, and "truth".
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But he's already obsessing about Beyoncé like a fully grown superfan.
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For most people, obsessing over specs is a waste of time.
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So stop obsessing with your sleep tracking gadgets and just ... sleep.
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Nor does he spend hours in front of his closet obsessing.
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They rationalized their own imperfections, while obsessing over the computer's shortcomings.
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Reddit is currently obsessing over it, because something just isn't adding up.
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If you're obsessing over Selena Gomez's style right now, you're not alone.
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I found myself obsessing over every image I ever sent and received.
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All of his obsessing over Frank's legacy and Claire's disrespect is guilt.
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So is obsessing over my custom-crafted wrestler's musculature, hairdo, and attire.
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The result is a bike that's been built by obsessing over detail.
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Of course we can't talk about obsessing without bringing up the Beyhive.
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I'm focused on being healthy and not stressing or obsessing over food.
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But mostly, it just means obsessing over things that ultimately don't matter.
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If you find yourself obsessing over a setback or mistake, gain perspective.
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Tonight, you're obsessing over intimacy, sex, and debts—both emotional and financial.
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She is instead obsessing over the addicting new trend of face swapping.
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By obsessing over the needs of my partners, I had objectified myself.
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She agrees that we don't know for sure if animals are obsessing.
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It's anyway a recipe worth practicing, worth obsessing over, worth getting right.
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I felt shame for obsessing over my episiotomy scar and swollen vagina.
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Tyler, the Creator "Castaway" Malaysian pop singer Yuna is worth obsessing over.
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He managed to do his training, but his nights were so overwhelmed by obsessing over his performance, looking at maps, obsessing over his times, that his will to compose literature or whatever was totally drowned in his competitive spirit.
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But in her case, obsessing over calories and logging her food was unhealthy.
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The morning we found out about the hurricane, I'd been obsessing over fonts.
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Click through the slides ahead for the looks we can't stop obsessing over.
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We dismiss many of the most likely threats while obsessing over improbable events.
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" Others remain haunted: "It's been 14 years [that I've been obsessing over her].
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I couldn't stop obsessing over the perfect skin of everyone who lives there.
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Elizabeth Warren thinks it's high time Donald Trump stops obsessing over her genes.
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But we'll be too busy obsessing over all the new details to care.
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And for a solid decade, maybe more, I've been obsessing over its lyrics.
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They're obsessing on this wall because they want Trump to break a promise.
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" That's when he began formulating his own system and "stopped obsessing about perfection.
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From there, I couldn't stop obsessing over him the rest of the summer.
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To get more of this authenticity, Hollywood has to stop obsessing over colorblindness.
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Now the markets can start obsessing about gridlock, impeachment and the 2020 election.
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They're not obsessing about the impeachment imbroglio consuming the rest of the Washington.
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Gender and race are not real to him, so not worth obsessing over.
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Maybe spend yours with your family instead of on twitter obsessing over mine?
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Obsessing, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, about this one guy.
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It doesn't help when cable TV is obsessing about this stuff 24/7.
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So she's obsessing; who is this person, how did he meet this person?
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Meanwhile, the rest of us are obsessing over the new iPhone's facial recognition technology.
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Its founders started tinkering with far-afield tech and began obsessing over wireless networks.
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So I spend my time on that and not obsessing on the share price.
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We're now obsessing with that in the Mueller investigation of Trump and Trump's campaign.
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Instead, we get stuck obsessing over a question when we don't know the answer.
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"Lori is obsessing over every detail of the case," a legal source tells PEOPLE.
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But what if it was a new Kelly song that people were obsessing over?
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Yet by obsessing over the means, it may have let the end slip away.
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Beauty YouTubers like PatrickStarrr and Kandee Johnson are there, obsessing over the new makeup.
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They&aposve been obsessing over Russian collusion and it seems to be shrinking away.
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Worse, it's a way for you to keep thinking about and obsessing on him.
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Obsessing over the balance of trade with any single country misses all of that.
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She had spent weeks obsessing over her dinner date, even wearing the same fragrance.
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Everyone is still obsessing over whether or not Kanye West made Taylor Swift famous.
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Update: Kendall Jenner's fans aren't the only ones obsessing over her new blonde hair.
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Obsessing over the balance of trade with any single country misses all of that.
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But the producers know what the public is obsessing about, and so do politicians.
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"The road to insanity in these situations is obsessing about injustice," said Ms. Scott.
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Once I saw how good her lips looked, I couldn't stop obsessing over my own.
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Ahead, we've collected some of the best fashion moments that we can't stop obsessing over.
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In Season 7, Paris spends most of her time obsessing/preparing for post-graduate life.
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Steve Jobs was reportedly a huge control freak during its development, obsessing over every detail.
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"I stopped obsessing over the number stitched on the tag of my pants," she wrote.
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Scanning, checking, and obsessing online can interfere with our mood, and our ability to function.
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I used to spend so much time obsessing over everything, and editing myself to death.
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The guy obsessing over records while couple of making out and the two girls catfighting.
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Sharp Objects is finally here to give you a summer TV thriller worth obsessing over.
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We think it's the root of all evil, but we can't stop obsessing over it.
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But the one we're still obsessing over is Grammys host Alicia Keys' barely-there makeup.
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I was obsessing about social media, and I had wanted to write something like this.
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I can relate that type of obsessing to my interest in cameras, music, or fashion.
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Try changing your mindset and seeing if it helps you move past the stressful obsessing.
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The super-luxe tracksuit resulted from two years of development and obsessing over the silhouette.
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I'm not out here obsessing over one discrete aspect in a universe full of wonder.
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A friend recently texted me that she had spent her entire weekend obsessing over money.
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Honestly, who knows Riverdale better than those who are obsessing over every second of it?
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And, five months later, Trump is the only person still obsessing over the election result.
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Indeed, there's a long history of presidents and their inner circles obsessing about malevolent cabals.
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That's usually a good thing, since we can already start obsessing about upcoming fall shows.
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Twitter is instead obsessing over the placement of said ketchup once you're done using it.
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The world spent 30-plus years obsessing over a fairly modest amount of Cowley's music.
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The BTS Army, as the group's fandom is affectionately called, is happily obsessing over "Scenery."
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We should stop obsessing over how many single mothers there are and stop shaming them.
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Consumers will stop obsessing over FICO scores as more reliable and personalized metrics become available.
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You can spend your entire life obsessing over what certain passages suggest but don't say.
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They seemed to have little energy for anything other than obsessing over their next moves.
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That's part of the point, though — to slow down and stop obsessing about the immediate.
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I'd stop obsessing and I'd never overeat or emotionally eat, or eat "bad" food again.
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For more than a month I'd been obsessing over when death would come for me.
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She lies awake at night obsessing about what might be happening to her father and mother.
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The entire argument about Batman killing people is ridiculous, and people should stop obsessing over it.
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According to Broadly, political astrologers have spent decades obsessing over the exact moment Clinton's life began.
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In each episode, one of us takes on a question that we can't stop obsessing about.
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If you're obsessing over every sentence as you write it, you're not just being a perfectionist.
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Camila Mendes is "done with dieting" after spending much of her life obsessing over being thin.
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Some Eurocrats will spend their holidays obsessing over the increasingly illiberal democracies of Poland and Hungary.
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One big takeaway from this year's Milken conference: attendees were obsessing about the outsized cash environment.
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But for investors focused on profitability, perhaps it's time to stop obsessing over Apple's flagship device.
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"), obsessing over what her ex-lover's mates are thinking on "Stick" ("What is it with them ?
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SAVAK and the Shah were slow to see Islamism as a threat, instead obsessing over leftists.
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First obsessing over Twitter, then flirting with Vine and even enjoying a brief dalliance with Google +.
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Gail: But Bret, are you finding this campaign both totally obsessing and also completely … too much?
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Rather than obsessing about the new, firms need to make the most of their existing businesses.
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But in Russia, obsessing about victories past or present, military or artistic, is a national pastime.
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This comes as liberals are warning Democratic candidates and the news media against obsessing about Trump.
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Party leaders have been obsessing and scheming, but until recently, they had barely taken any action.
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Ailes's old network made Clinton conspiracies a cottage industry, obsessing over everything from Whitewater to Benghazi.
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At least one of our co-workers has been obsessing slightly over which color to get.
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After obsessing and maybe texting a friend or two, you stop and go about your day.
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In my 20s, obsessing over career moves and noncommittal men, I escaped there with a girlfriend.
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He will not stop obsessing over cosmetic displays of popularity, like crowd size and television ratings.
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Once relentlessly focused on safety and engineering, Boeing employees are shown obsessing over the bottom line.
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Yes, we should worry about crowding out other issues, but health care is worth obsessing over.
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You can't go through the day obsessing about 40 different terrible things Donald Trump might do.
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There's something obviously absurd about evangelical Christians obsessing over their hetero identity even when getting pegged.
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He thinks that mechanical pencils forced him into drawing "tiny" images and obsessing over small details.
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The pain of not knowing hurts much less than the pain of constantly obsessing — trust me.
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Structured StreaksWe're slightly obsessing over this architectural new take on the overdone cat-eye (sorry, not sorry).
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Since neither publishers or reporters are likely to stop obsessing about social media metrics, I say: Probably!
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For now, we're happy to to keep obsessing over the best looks we saw at the PCAs.
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All the essentials, designed in the proven Insta-bait white marble we've been obsessing over for months.
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I'll be over here, obsessing over the gorgeous imagery and examining every element of the sparse arrangement.
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Jenna Bush Hager is saying a big "NO!" to obsessing about her weight in the New Year.
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It's strange to have children obsessing over something that is essentially meant to represent antiquated gold coins.
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Don't rush yourself — but at the same time, don't spend too much time obsessing over your choices.
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Unfortunately, obsessing over things until I get an answer is something that I do all the time.
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So why do all the sites spend their time obsessing over batteries and watts, ohms, and volts?
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Unlike most tech companies, Snapcart isn't obsessing about getting large numbers of downloads of its mobile app.
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She is enjoying herself, but Caitlyn is obsessing about the fact that Kylie has blown them off.
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Obsessing over the numbers of an always losing game was dangerous, contagious, and far from the point.
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By obsessing over last year's election, the Democrats are missing an opportunity to focus on what's next.
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They are always obsessing over their heroes like Beyoncé, Spiderman, Justin Bieber, Ferdinand Magellan and other megastars.
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But watching the final night of the Democratic convention, I found myself obsessing over Sandra Day O'Connor.
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We test and cover a lot of cars, so we spend plenty of time obsessing over engines.
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But so much of his ongoing spiral comes from him obsessing over things he can't really control.
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I know some people think that I'm obsessing over trivial policy details, but they're missing the point.
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When his wife isn't obsessing over Avery's trial, the two are looking forward to starting a family.
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Obsessing over celebrity home interiors is the new fun TV thing to do After all, everyone's home.
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"I focused her on appreciating the positive things," rather than obsessing over the negatives, Ms. Scroggs said.
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I don't want to spend our remaining time obsessing about where my daughter is going to college.
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When will we stop obsessing about our gimmickry of communication and just communicate as best we can?
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Dad deployed as a teen to fight Hitler, and he spent his adult years obsessing over war.
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And, finally, is our return to obsessing about the Middle East more in China's interest or ours?
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Work with a dealer who is in a trusted network of dealers; we're obsessing over the details.
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It&aposs counterintuitive —and, by obsessing over salary, you kill your chances at earning more over time.
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As we've reported, Trump is not obsessing over big names at the inauguration or the various balls.
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I'm still getting manic phases; I end up obsessing over random shit and going on shopping sprees.
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You won't get any closer to meeting your needs by obsessing over what's happening in their heads!
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So, in other words, you'll have to hear people obsessing over the game until at least August 2017.
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Apart from the sleek, compact packaging, we're also obsessing over each of the 20 shades' fruity-candy fragrances.
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I spent way too many years of my life worried about how I looked and obsessing about imperfections.
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Lera Lynn & Nicole Atkins "In Another Life" Lera Lynn dropped a duets album that is worth obsessing over.
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When the people over at Netflix aren't obsessing over streaming, they're focused on something completely unrelated: meme-ing.
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Will Lenny finally stop obsessing over his parents and decide to be a better "father" to his people?
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And many on the left and the media today are constantly, constantly just obsessing about Russia, Russia, Russia.
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But she doesn't spend her time obsessing about what George and Cindy Anthony say about her — especially publicly.
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Put on a few pundits, obsessing 24 hours a day, seven days a week about this one guy.
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The show's return will answer questions that many fans have been obsessing over for the past seven weeks.
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I spent most of my time obsessing over and focusing on men who just weren't that into me.
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Literally no one spends any time obsessing over Ford's or GM's or Toyota's ability to actually build cars.
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And as much as Ossoff himself shied away from obsessing about President Trump, his party did the opposite.
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Obsessing over downside risk costs investors a great deal of money, reducing their standard of living in retirement.
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Dave spent most of the movie inappropriately obsessing over his years-old breakup with his ex-girlfriend, Amy.
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The flip side is that I started obsessing over texts from boys and receiving upsetting news in public.
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Global executives are still obsessing about how to get ahead of the next viral crisis, with mixed success.
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But it wasn't really a reference to the Broadway show currently obsessing a certain segment of the population.
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If anything, more often than not, I'm obsessing over or stifling the desire to obsess over becoming obsolete.
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Keep in mind, too, that obsessing about money often has to do with more than the money itself.
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For my money, the best post-workout treatment is foam rolling, which I've been obsessing over for months.
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Obsessing about that extra slice of pie or turkey is a distraction from what really matters for health.
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And if (like us) you've been totally obsessing over her adorable dress from her brand, you're in luck.
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It's probably not worth obsessing too much over prices rising 1.5 percent instead of the targeted 2 percent.
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Early decision moves the admissions process forward on the calendar, so that high school students start obsessing sooner.
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Hempstead said that after Rainey's murder several mental-health counsellors urged him to stop "obsessing" over the crime.
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I'd thought about canceling, then decided that going away and staying busy was better than sitting home obsessing.
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Ahead, we've rounded up all of Fashion Nova's celebrity-inspired looks that we just can't stop obsessing over.
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Monsta X's Shownu grew up obsessing over K-pop star Rain, and BTS' V admires Vincent Van Gogh.
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Instead of obsessing over what others are doing, focus on work you're doing that aligns with your passions.
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His presidency began with him obsessing on his inauguration crowd size and carrying around his 2016 electoral map.
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Trump isn't going to stop obsessing or talking to whoever he wants to or tweeting, this person said.
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When she's not writing, you can catch her obsessing over the latest episodes of Lucifer and Stranger Things.
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Rather than obsessing about Trump's outrageous tweets, we should focus on the more systematic ways he threatens our democracy.
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Design lovers and New York-ophiles took notice, and have been obsessing over the show's domestic spaces ever since.
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I know in my mind what makes the most sense, but I can't stop obsessing on a negative thought.
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Of course, this comes as no surprise considering all of the Batsheva-inspired frocks we've been obsessing over lately.
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Scoffing at that asking price is perfectly valid, regardless of how many hours designers spent obsessing over the details.
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Fulfilling a childhood dream means obsessing over every little thing and I spent months scouring Disney websites like MouseSavers.
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Doyin Richards, a prominent "daddy" blogger and staff writer for Upworthy, says obsessing over Zuckerberg's privilege misses the point.
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I stopped obsessing over interest rates and loan amortization schedules and dove into researching daycares and car seats instead.
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Why not spend all day obsessing over a crush while eating junk food and sampling the occasional illicit drug?
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Image: GizmodoBefore it started obsessing about copying Snapchat, Instagram's main goal was getting your phone photos looking their best.
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But I'm always kind of thinking and obsessing about things, so I guess I just always imaging false realities.
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Sure, I'm at an age where I should be well beyond obsessing over a barely-grown-up celebrity couple.
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And, when we're not obsessing over Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, we're waiting for Stranger Things to finally come back.
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When I was in middle school I remember pining—obsessing—over this boy with red spiked hair and freckles.
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Not only was her gown head-turning, but her makeup moment was unexpected, risky and totally worth obsessing over.
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If my friends are anything to go by, obsessing over the news has become its own form of addiction.
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Alleged worrywarts have been obsessing over the annual budget deficits and the accumulated debt for about 220006 years now.
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Fingers crossed the talents of The Act's stars, Joey King and Patricia Arquette, deliver a project worth obsessing over.
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It is time to stop obsessing about denuclearization and focus instead on what we can achieve with North Korea.
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Nathan said there were "years of obsessing" over the idea of living tiny before they finally bought the van.
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Parents get sucked into obsessing about achievement because they believe that this will make their children into high-achievers.
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He spends the season terrorizing New York City, obsessing over Jessica, the people closest to her, and her powers.
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"If they're waiting and anticipating, personally I think we can presume that they're obsessing to some degree," Perry says.
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Weir, whose every waking hour is spent obsessing over form and fashion, always wears the same thing to bed.
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Now, Hastings tells investors, it's time to stop obsessing about subscriber numbers and start looking at revenue and margins.
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He's had trouble forming relationships, was prone to alcoholic rages pre-medication, and finds himself obsessing over homeless encampments.
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Aren't you capable of just existing in a state of physical discomfort without obsessing over how miserable you feel?
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Instead of obsessing about a number on a scale, Dr. Cho suggests that older people focus on general fitness.
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Notice, by the way, that I haven't even talked about business-cycle-related reasons to stop obsessing over debt.
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The question at hand this week: how to stop obsessing about missed opportunities and see rejection as an advantage.
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Dads are usually all about projects, and today's deals can lend a hand on whatever he's obsessing over this summer.
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Ever since these trends have emerged, we've really been riding the colorful wave, obsessing over various vibrant tableware and appliances.
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He spent months after the election obsessing over the account and sparring with Ford without ever knowing who she was.
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After some time obsessing over Andrew Morton's book and videos of Diana, my mum's interest in her has somewhat waned.
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Lamb, 47, spent the next two years obsessing over what a better ice cream truck business model might look like.
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Obsessing about my body wasn't preventing me from living my life, it was just making it a lot less fun.
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The real reason everyone is obsessing over the girls is because Pendergast also used to date Thorne's older brother, Remy.
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Instead of obsessing over the self-actualized perfected person, maybe we should care more about equality, community, vulnerability, and empathy.
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I've been obsessing over Lemonade and was starting to suspect my dance moves, mostly shoulder bops, weren't quite cutting it.
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This made the project a bit of a mess, but when Drizzy stopped obsessing with sounding like everything, he flourished.
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"Bear in mind that stress can lead to hair loss, so constantly obsessing over losing hair won't help," Isaacs notes.
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Now, can we please go back to obsessing over how perfect the jumpsuit she wore to her wedding reception was?
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"I couldn't believe what I was tripping on," he says about the years wasted obsessing over what he couldn't do.
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He said the market had been obsessing about geopolitical events like the bombing of Syria and trade talk and tariffs.
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I hadn't tweeted for about a month, and I still had stalkers obsessing over me, contacting me on various platforms.
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All summer, Ukrainians — many of them already wary of Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee — have been obsessing over American politics.
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Sizes sell out fast, and you want to make sure you walk away with those boots you've been obsessing over.
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But here's a more productive way to spend your time than obsessing about the news: Go get a flu shot.
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Not so coincidentally, a few weeks after my last therapy appointment, I started obsessing over the idea of platinum hair.
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Each time, my mind spun, wondering whether I'd made a huge mistake, trying to tabulate how many people knew, obsessing.
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A person might also avoid situations that trigger those thoughts, or constantly seek reassurance that they'll one day stop obsessing.
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But my (extroverted) sister just needs time to think about what her (introverted) sister has been obsessing about for months.
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If you want to get rich, you have to start looking toward the future, not obsessing over your present situation.
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The one time in my life, aside from sleeping, when I'm not obsessing about money is when I'm playing bingo.
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Stop obsessing over Frank "will-he-or-won't-he" Ocean for an afternoon, and get a load of this instead.
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Both would presumably be incest babies, because somehow we've all been tricked into obsessing over a big ol' incest story.
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People who pay close attention to politics have been obsessing over the race for the House for a long time.
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And so what were we thinking of and obsessing about, the staff of T, when we were compiling this issue?
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So he's spent the last 30 years obsessing over Kevin Bacon and embarks on a mission to hunt him down.
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"Imagine obsessing over someone's relationship that u don't know s— about," he wrote in one post, adding a clown emoji.
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These wires that my 19-year-old is obsessing over are part of a defunct apparatus from a bygone age.
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After obsessing over her past relationship with a dude named Leonard, the world can now breath a sigh of relief.
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Democrats and the Left in general are obsessing over continued allegations of Russian collusion with President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.
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That's a pretty standard view — even if it doesn't do much to stop people from obsessing over the latest poll.
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The SNL skit stands on its own for its humorous take on one man (Ryan Gosling) obsessing over something so minor.
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How to obsess: It's likely you're already obsessing over Oprah because TBH who isn't, but if not, we've got you covered.
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That's probably because Penelope has strange secrets and is already obsessing over Sasha, as the "SASHA" folder on her laptop shows.
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Flower dictionaries were made to help recipients decode these fragrant messages, kind of like obsessing over a text from your FWB.
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We each get a foot-long corndog and eat on the park lawn while obsessing over every dog that walks by.
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Growing up, I recall walking into the grocery store and seeing rows of tabloid magazines obsessing over Jennifer Aniston's love life.
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Pack says she started obsessing over her perceived imperfections, but rather than let them get her down, she showed them off.
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Riggs immediately getting that the dude Meredith is obsessing over is her therapist is the chef's kiss moment of the episode.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi looks clairvoyant for urging Democrats to drop the impeachment talk — and start obsessing about a 2020 election verdict.
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Yet it is difficult to prove that obsessing over likes and comments causes mental illness, rather than the other way around.
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So if the job is making you miserable, stop obsessing over how it may look to recruiters and/or hiring managers.
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We each made our imprint on the design, but I was the one obsessing over the color of the curtain rings.
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"The standing and staring part is perfectly normal for them"Indeed, bush stone-curlews are known for their reflection-obsessing behavior.
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The wedding may have passed, but I doubt any fans will stop obsessing over the Chopra/Jonas romance any time soon.
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Americans can't seem to stop obsessing over Trump's reaction to Hamilton — and ignoring the grotesque corruption scandals already plaguing his administration.
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And of all the options landing on our desks right now, there's one beauty collection we can't stop obsessing over: Julep's.
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With that, it's time for Democratic leaders to stop obsessing over this closed case and to put the American people first.
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It's why he's still obsessing over it now, that wave that's showing just a little bit of whitewater where it shouldn't.
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"Right now, I'm obsessing over vintage mid-century pieces and I can always find the perfect piece on Chairish," says Tish.
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A visit to the SXSW tradeshow was a peek into all the cool gadgets, tech and games people were obsessing over.
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Instead, I left the showing and searched Twitter to see if there were any other people obsessing over this tiny moment.
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Jones is not obsessing over his ranking, instead just trying to play well and let the chips fall where they may.
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The Washington habit of obsessing over pork and leaving discussions about policy for a later date should change — and change fast.
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Investors may be obsessing over Trump trade policies, but another government body could really be driving the sell-off: the Fed.
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Even amid the constant stream of new, excellent television, I still find myself going back to — and obsessing over — old favorites.
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Currently we're obsessing over these G. Hensler bags because they're not only adorable, but they come stuffed with free beauty products!
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Before Ocasio-Cortez hit the scene, Fox News was obsessing about Hillary Clinton's email scandal and Obama's (apparently erotic) official portrait.
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Bravo posted a short Instagram video of herself DIY'ing her bangs just last month, and the internet is obsessing over it.
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Like Domínguez-Gil, he thinks that too much time is spent obsessing over whether England should become an opt-out nation.
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We're stuck in a perpetual state of aspiration, obsessing about what's on the horizon, what's next, and where we'll end up.
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It's there to remind me, but also to anybody who's interested in my work, these are the things I'm obsessing about.
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It almost strikes me as funny that I stopped obsessing over Daniel's music as soon as I was put on meds.
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The people in the picture as well are shown as being in awe of the machine or just obsessing over it.
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Kraus's explicit declarations of sexual desire and unapologetic obsessing over a man she barely knew are, to say the least, uncomfortable.
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Because they realized that they had been, unintentionally, describing just the kind of character that I've been obsessing over for years.
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I have never felt so in touch with my teenage self, who spent hours obsessing over every curve, poking and prodding.
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We think a quantitative forecast can help people to take a step back from obsessing over the latest daily poll release.
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I'm the uber-geek who should be pining over every possible design permutation and obsessing about an ultra-thin, super-curved screen.
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They've latched onto fairness as the objective, obsessing over competing constructs of the term that can be rendered in measurable, mathematical form.
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The possibility, though, that people are most obsessing over right now: whether or not she's going to team up with Joe Biden.
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Sending me DMs obsessing over him, asking intimate details about my sex life, and then trying to convince me they slept together.
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"Imagine obsessing over someone's relationship that u don't know s— about," he wrote in one post, adding a clown emoji for emphasis.
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I don't think having a whole nation of Jewish kids obsessing over getting gold coins by spinning dreidels is a great thing.
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Scrolling through her Instagram feed, we find ourselves obsessing over her voluminous eyelashes and wondering if we should invest in ponytail extensions.
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Most Americans aren't sitting on Twitter all day obsessing over Trump's tweets, dissecting his every word, getting their Trump pure and uncut.
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And for its 150 million daily users, it could make the time we spend obsessing over social media Stories a wiser investment.
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One day we will stop obsessing over how much we love Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, but today is not that day.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Pisces this evening, encouraging you to consider the big picture instead of obsessing over the details.
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And yet, scads of young viewers are obsessing over its story, with some even demanding it be turned into a television series.
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Then you have to try to go about your life while simultaneously obsessing about why it's taking them so long to reply.
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The way I was raised gave me the mental toolkit to appreciate what I have, instead of obsessing over what I want.
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"We want everyone who bought a SoundSport wireless to have a great experience, and we're all obsessing over that now, including me."
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On multiple occasions, Toby seemed a bit suspicious, saying the person who was convicted was possibly framed and obsessing over the strangler.
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This was the kind of hopeful message Republicans should have been offering, they said, rather than obsessing over tearing down Hillary Clinton.
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Authenticity cannot be reached if you are only looking outside of yourself obsessing over ways to live in all the narcissistic traps.
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Instead of obsessing over the mishaps though (or even the fact that their boss is super moody), they embrace the positive parts.
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But then, the White House and frankly, the Republican Party at large complain all day that the media is obsessing about Mueller.
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Because media outlets are driven by web traffic -- in a way newspapers once weren't -- they'll be obsessing over "Avengers: Endgame" for weeks.
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So don't spend your prep time obsessing over an internal candidate, or your interview trying to directly compete with him or her.
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And obsessing about the whole thing — to the point you're writing laws about it and making it an election issue — is weird.
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Right now the points aren't actually redeemable for anything, but that didn't stop a generation of millennials from obsessing over Snapchat Scores.
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And that means obsessing less about him jumping on tables at Pixar or whether his laugh actually sounds like that or whatever.
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When we're not focused on the gory details of illicit but consensual sex between adults, we're obsessing over gossipy West Wing intrigue.
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Letter To the Editor: It's time for Democrats to move on from obsessing about and lamenting President Trump's tweets and mental state.
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She said she first started obsessing over weddings as a little girl, when she watched her first Disney movie, The Little Mermaid.
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This economy is growing, even when the people they're obsessing over are known only to a small segment of the general population.
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Here at Refinery29 we've been obsessing over the cool, pale, almost neutral greens that have come to dominate interior design collections everywhere.
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According to Blake, while the national press focuses heavily on White House controversies, most Americans are less interested in obsessing over Trump.
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Because you guys do tend to layer so much meaning, you get a lot of fans obsessing over identifying symbols and allusions.
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Hence the several pieces following the Sunday night premiere of episode 3 obsessing over Laurie Blake and her "superhero sex toy," a.k.a.
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If all this obsessing about my body sounds crazy to you, you're not wrong: eating disorders are crazy, they are a sickness.
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Hillary Clinton had a serious plan back in 2016, but the news media was too busy obsessing over emails to pay attention.
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I think that obsessing on the customer and your employees is going to really show us the right way to do it.
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Riverdale star Camila Mendes has a new mission: to stop obsessing over thinness, and start focusing on the things that she really loves.
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Attempting to change your body to fit into society's narrow definitions is exhausting — and for many, obsessing over thinness is just the norm.
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Fans of The Walking Dead have been obsessing about the identity of Negan's victim for the past six months, and on Sunday, Oct.
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Stress concerning work pops up tonight—deal with what you can, but don't stress yourself out by obsessing over something you can't control.
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Now, almost five years since their sudden split, the world is past obsessing over the rumors of Scientology and secret Whole Foods entrances.
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If This Is Us really wanted to break the mold, the show's creators would let Kate finally stop obsessing and hating her body.
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Fair warning: If you're not on the market for a new hairstyle to start obsessing over, then you might want to stop reading.
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While we were over here obsessing about skin-care secrets from France and Korea, Canada was kicking up its beauty game a notch.
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However, his mic was still on and he was caught humming a cheerful mysterious short tune that music nerds can't stop obsessing over.
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With the way that Stranger Things season 3 ends, it not hard to see why everyone's obsessing over Chief Hopper's (David Harbour) fate.
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We picked out the episodes that we'll all still be thinking about, tweeting about, and obsessing over well past New Year's Day 2019.
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Instead, she recommends people always be friendly and a team player, but reiterates that obsessing over other's thoughts and emotions is not helpful.
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The following season kicks off in an arcade as the boys are obsessing over the hot, new release of the moment: Dragon's Lair.
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In 2017, obsessing online about a fictional character isn't weird at all — and 20 years later, we have Rowling to thank for that.
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Rebecca has spent a majority of the series obsessing over, stalking, and, most recently, going full-on Swimfan on her former camp boyfriend.
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At last, Betty opens up about how she's avoided processing the fact her dad is a mass murderer by obsessing over Archie's trial.
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Until then, you'll have to settle for obsessing over teases like this and killing time with the actually-not-terrible Ready Player One.
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Now you would be right to question the future meaningfulness of obsessing on incremental increases in distributed scaling efficiency — and you'd be right.
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His actual choice—starting an organization called the Center for Humane Technology and then obsessing over language—seems, in one way, remarkably unambitious.
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And even though The Office has been off the air since 2013, fans have yet to stop obsessing over the nine glorious seasons.
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And on Tuesday evening, while the rest of the world was obsessing over Trump's tax returns, Lou Dobbs called on Ryan to resign.
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Venus' opposition to Jupiter will push you to find a balance between obsessing over the details and only looking at the big picture.
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Content from publishers and brands—which have spent the last decade obsessing over even minor changes to the News Feed's algorithm—is out.
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Dawson opened up in 2014 about having body dysmorphia, a disorder in which you can't stop obsessing over perceived flaws in your appearance.
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They are obsessing over the Clinton campaign's connection to Christopher Steele, who compiled the dossier, and resuscitating the Uraniam One story yet again.
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Colin: To be honest since like July of 2017, I've been obsessing about "Best of the Decade" lists because I'm a huge nerd.
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Sean Hannity of Fox News makes a point of chastising "fake news" sources for overshadowing FLOTUS's generosity by obsessing about the jacket here.
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Francis doesn't spend hours obsessing over menus for the week, nor does he have much interest in opening a brick-and-mortar location.
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And when she isn't obsessing over when the new Beyoncé album comes out, the Empire star is, yep, listening to her old stuff.
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While the media is still obsessing over ISIS, the brand has deteriorated like a passé fashion trend amongst religious circles in the suburbs.
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I use an app to track calories and exercise, and I know that it's always a slippery slope until I'm obsessing over it.
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I've been obsessing about TTC so I'm doing my best to stop thinking about it 24/7 and to lower my stress levels.
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Politics has been obsessing a lot of people lately, and Ursula K. Le Guin is far from immune to bouts of political anger.
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Like many retirees, he found himself obsessing over his investment portfolio and spending habits, he wrote in an article published by Humble Dollar.
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Breaking Bad fans, prepare to spend the next few weeks obsessing over who's speaking off camera in the final clip of the trailer.
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First, identify and write down how you respond when you think you've made a mistake, like obsessing over it or suppressing your feelings.
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Viewers will know what's coming, but the participants will be left obsessing over when the wheel will thrust them into a new harrowing domain.
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Rather than obsessing about what the internet is doing to language, it largely focuses on what can be learned about language from the internet.
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A typical Drake song simulates baring the soul: obsessing over fame and romantic anxiety and otherwise publicizing insights best left in the therapist's office.
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We love seeing women supporting other women, which is one of the many reasons we're mildly obsessing over Jessica Alba's recent post on Instagram.
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Obsessing over money and being consumed by greed is bad, but wanting a better future for you and your loved ones is anything but.
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De Toth's most dynamic camera placement involves the reception area of the prison where Scott's felonious beau (Bryon Barr) sits obsessing over her fidelity.
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On Wednesday morning, he was still criticizing Cuomo and CNN for obsessing about the issue to the exclusion of other matters at the convention.
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If all of this timeline obsessing was the only evidence against Chic, it would be easy to dismiss it as a crackpot fan theory.
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More than obsessing over Instagram posts and celebrity gossip, these women are the epitome of inspiration for other Latinas on their way to success.
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If Payne is to be believed, the most generous reading would have our dear Tiffany obsessing over the band at the age of 17.
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We want to be perceived a certain way, and we just spend so much time in our own heads obsessing about all that stuff.
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The official, along with a Republican who talked to Trump this week, said the President has been amused at all the obsessing over this.
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Obsessing over past presidents and what they did may obscure that the challenges of 2016 aren't those of the 1970s, 1990s or early 2000s.
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It really inspired me because I thought, Maybe I don't have to be battling my weight and counting calories and obsessing all the time.
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This time around, however, fans are obsessing over the real-life Clay and Hannah's awesome selfie, which star Langford likened to another YA novel.
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Here's what's wrong with obsessing about an extra dessert or slice of turkey this week: It's a distraction from what really matters for health.
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"In each of the last debates, while pundits were obsessing about magic words around taxes, voters were consistently saying Elizabeth Warren won," Green said.
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While everyone was looking at the stunning vision in white that was Meghan Markle on her wedding day, I was obsessing over her mother.
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The release of that album felt cathartic, an answer to questions about her personal life that her fans had been obsessing over for months.
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She spends a few days obsessing over it, and then decides he needs to be dismissed because it's clearly not going to go anywhere.
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And obsessing over it can be totally counterproductive if it means you give priority to emails that don't deserve your attention at the moment.
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I see people obsessing over it and see all different kinds of strange cheeses coming out, like beer-infused cheese or cheese taco shells.
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Imagine if the leaders of Syria and Egypt did something like this 40 or 50 years ago instead of obsessing and warring with Israel.
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It uses the "zoom in on the nose" meme everyone has been obsessing over so accurately and so hilariously that it got over 100,23 likes.
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It only took 14 years, but with Monster Hunter: World, the rest of the, uh, world finally understood what Japanese players had been obsessing over.
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The adjustments extend to work, too: now, Sivan never travels without a friend or family with him, so that he's not obsessing over work constantly.
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But fans were too busy obsessing about the Kordei news and the power, intelligence, clearance, influence, profile, and international implication that this supreme union has.
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She spends algebra class debating the finer points of Buffy The Vampire Slayer and obsessing over the fact that her mom is dating her teacher.
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His advice: Sort out the trade war and turn to the bigger challenge — long-term technological and economic competition — without obsessing over China's influence operations.
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So if you really want to step up your social media style game, here are some warm-weather must-haves that we're currently obsessing over:
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The media has been with her every step of the way, praising her bravery one minute and obsessing over her very personal life the next.
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While her 365,000 Instagram followers are amazed by her looks, Hurley previously told PEOPLE that she's not interested in obsessing over them – or her age.
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We're currently obsessing over Timberlake and Fallon's performance of Alanis Morissette's "Ironic," given while reprising their adorably goofy Camp Winnipesaukee sketch on The Tonight Show.
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Because you could easily become obsessed with yourself ... I've been very productive over the years by not thinking about myself, and not obsessing over myself.
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Within a few months, I found that Twitter worked best for me as a way of organizing my thoughts around events that were obsessing me.
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We've spent years obsessing over Carrie Bradshaw's head-turning designer wardrobe on Sex and the City, but we rarely got the details behind each look.
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How you do it: You get this right at the very top by obsessing about finding killer executive talent secure enough to hire/empower stars.
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And while many questions remain about what the launch means for SpaceX, there is one question we can't stop obsessing over:Â Who Is Space Bae?
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The same day he uploaded it, the forum was obsessing over former NFL player Tim Tebow crying on the sidelines during a Florida Gators game.
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I think the exhibition is stronger for not obsessing on this part of Perry's oeuvre; there has always been an air of sensationalism about it.
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Kate would seek reassurance, a common compulsion for people with OCD where they need another person to tell them what they're obsessing about isn't true.
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"One living species to another, you know that they are obsessing and that they are possessed by demons that they cannot control," says Moon-Fanelli.
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These days he's mostly alone in his Manhattan apartment, "obsessing" about the trial and the women who have accused him, said one of his friends.
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If we are also obsessing about being perfect, our daughters will absorb that unhealthy standard, no matter how many books on confidence we hand them.
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Perhaps it would be better if we stopped treating celebrities' personal lives like a reality show, obsessing over every detail of their potentially unhealthy antics.
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But the result is that I also spend lots of time obsessing about how everyone has recently thrown up and they're hiding it from me.
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While the news media was obsessing over emails and deplorables and scandals amounting to little more than innuendo, and while voters were shrugging that Mrs.
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In particular, he called on his fellow Jews to focus on their religion's moral principles, rather than obsessing with the minute details of religious law.
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Like if I knew there was food around me, I couldn't stop obsessing over the idea of eating it until I devoured the entire thing.
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If the Republicans are the America First party, the Democrats look like the America Last party, obsessing over the imagined rights and needs of foreigners.
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If it's complete, but you're obsessing over the most microscopic of details, perhaps it's time to let go of those concerns and go for it.
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I know that we love the Millennium Falcon, but Han-and-Lando is the real ship that we should be obsessing over in this movie.
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Obsessing over optics is just another way to avoid the real problem: The planet is on fire and we're talking about a teenager's aesthetic preferences.
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But by obsessing over clear "collusion" and insisting on visible puppet strings by which Vladimir Putin controlled Trump, we have set the bar dangerously high.
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She convinces him that he's the one who's been obsessing over her, which is totally weird but they can just forget it and move on.
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His gallerist wants to know why he has been obsessing for half a year over a painting he takes no pleasure in actually working on.
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I used to burn myself out on games all the time, obsessing over one at a time until all joy had been sucked out of it.
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Famously, Elaine later spends an entire episode obsessing over the fact that her preferred birth control method—now, apparently the sponge—is going off the market.
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But, before you start obsessing over the location of your pimples, Lee notes to let some time pass before you consult a map of any kind.
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A news media obsessing over Russia just did the work that Russians were trying to do far better than any Facebook ads they could have bought.
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In 2017, fans spent weeks obsessing over grainy snake videos prior to the release of Swift's first Reputation single, making the official drop all the sweeter.
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This year, Indians moved on from obsessing over porn star-turned-actress Sunny Leone, to look for a person on the internet who doesn't even exist.
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And actually, if you're constantly tracking the hours of sleep you get and obsessing about it, you might have a condition that researchers are calling orthosomnia.
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But when a person's entire life is dedicated to hiding and obsessing over perceived flaws, it's a serious mental health issue that needs to be addressed.
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Meanwhile, Kevin is obsessing over the photo of Jack with the Vietnamese mystery woman and reaches out to Randall to have a partner in his obsession.
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Critics may point to the people who start obsessing before a baby has even been conceived to show what a joke this new helicopter parenting is.
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So, aside from my obsessing, I also scroll through to look for tea on the twins, the possible new album, and the solution to world peace.
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In retrospect, if Trump had kept Comey and stopped obsessing about his investigation, his legal troubles might have blown over: No evidence of collusion has emerged.
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And his SNL bit obsessing over the font's frequent inappropriate use (particularly in the movie Avatar) has prompted Papyrus's creator, Chris Costello, to address the issue.
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But there's more to being a hockey fan, so feel free to stop obsessing on five years down the road and just enjoy whatever comes next.
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" According to the listing, this dream job was a short term assignment that involved a few months of, "researching, writing about, obsessing over, and critiquing bacon.
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Making quick decisions and obsessing on customer outcomes are key to avoiding stasis within companies, according to a new shareholder letter from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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So if you find yourself obsessing over a stranger or acquaintance's Instagram or Twitter feeds, that may be a good time to do a gut check.
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And yet, while these reactions appear to be almost universal, their emotional wake is intensely personal, possessing — at times obsessing — each individual in a unique way.
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And you can bet your direwolf that we're going to spend it obsessing over Season 7 and those newly announced Game of Thrones spinoffs in development.
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I'm not insecure about my appearance, but when I first got into online dating, I found myself obsessing over my weight in an entirely different way.
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Young people became die-hard fans, obsessing over plot theories on the internet and putting Donnie and Frank stills in their About Me sections on Myspace.
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Scurrah said the company would focus on being the best-value airline for corporate and leisure travellers in Australia rather than obsessing about competing against Qantas.
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Her structures move by instinct and impulse, sometimes blurring verse and chorus as if they're coalescing right in the moment, sometimes obsessing over a telling phrase.
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A lot of Mr. Villanueva's work involves drawing the same letters over and over at his desk, obsessing about kerning, the squeezing of space between characters.
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Stop obsessing over sleep—your brain will thank you Good sleep can make you more athletic, live longer, have better memory retention, and even prevent disease.
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Given the variabilities of living with the white wet stuff, it's no wonder that commuters, parents and city planners join farmers in obsessing over snowfall predictions.
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After decades of hating running, I was finally beginning to feel like a real runner, obsessing about things like energy gels, running belts and motivational podcasts.
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Above all, it is time the world stopped obsessing over China's growth targets and focused on what matters: the quality and sustainability of China's economic development.
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If I'm obsessing over the team's dispiriting record on Sundays, it's because I share, with three friends, a 20-game Sunday ticket plan at Citi Field.
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INGRAHAM: I think he is obsessing over the definition of spy within the intelligence community versus an informant ongoing investigation which I think is beyond the point.
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This story originally appeared in French on MUNCHIES FR. For several decades, the French have been obsessing over a small bird that weighs less than an ounce.
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No more slogans, no more rallies, no more flamewars, no more obsessing over the coming vote like it's the longest, more boring sporting contest in the world.
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Conveniently, obsessing about another woman who is visibly angry or dangerous allows the narrator to protect her own self-image, avoid culpability, and retain the reader's trust.
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After so many months of President Trump obsessing over his crowd sizes, Jimmy Kimmel went there Wednesday night with Trump's former White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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Aside from that, my biggest thing is trying to stay loose and calm — thinking about the match enough so that I'm ready but not obsessing over it.
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Everyone is obsessing about Pokémon Go, the interactive game that sees users tracking down Pokémon on their mobiles while hanging around their city.
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It's good to learn from your experiences too, but obsessing over those things is never a good idea and it will usually cause you stress and pain.
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Since that won't happen, though, I guess we'll all just have to fill our obsessing over our own theories and wondering what's up with this enigmatic set.
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You're always obsessing about cash, Capricorn, but today you're really focused on your finances, thanks to the Moon in Aquarius activating the money sector of your chart.
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It's just one of the ways the film makes its broader thematic point that obsessing over the past is futile, and self-realization lies in the future.
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For insight into what coffee orders people will be obsessing over in the crisp months to come, we reached out to baristas from cafes across the country.
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In an interview with Time, the writer and showrunner said she's sick and tired of everyone obsessing over who Rory Gilmore is going to end up with.
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"I went through a phase last year of feeling depressed, and just sat in bed obsessing over YouTube vlogs; I couldn't go without watching them," says Brandes.
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On Friday afternoon, some unsavory gossip leads to you obsessing over being in control of every aspect of your appearance as Venus connects with power planet Pluto.
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In my own practice, it means burrowing in the binary: tits draped in silk, stilettos, my favorite neon yellow thong, or obsessing over my Fenty lip gloss.
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Disordered eating and psychological stress (in my case chronically obsessing over my body and food) can all contribute to a loss of proper hormone function in females.
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The apocalyptic overtones were intentional and resonant with a culture obsessing over the century's end; Strauss and Howe anticipated that this generation would radically reshape American life.
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It would probably seem far creepier for a middle-aged woman to be obsessing over a "straight" teenage boy; it might be viewed as bordering on pedophilia.
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"Out of My Head," featuring ALMA and Tove Lo, is about getting silly and drunk in a bid to shake off someone you can't stop obsessing over.
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Right At Home Brokers say that Zestimates can be off base, but that doesn't stop sellers from obsessing over what the website says their home is worth.
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I was under eating, obsessing over calories, obsessively doing high intensity cardio every day, obsessed with being skinnier and seeing that number on the scale go down.
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They may show up as being easily hurt by constructive feedback, obsessing about work off-hours, or letting the emotional contagion of a toxic workplace demoralize you.
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This is especially true when the news media spend far more time obsessing over your opponent's pseudo-scandals than they do on all actual policy issues combined.
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Instead the profile, published last November, was, at least to those around him, an excruciating look at an ego-driven man still drinking, obsessing and lashing out.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend isn't saying that all ostensibly platonic friendships between women are really smokescreens for obsessing over guys, and if you say otherwise you're kidding yourself.
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This hasn't stopped Trump from obsessing over it in the closing weeks of the midterm campaign — or ordering the federal government to take immediate steps against it.
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Now, perhaps this doesn't seem like much of a goal: Our generation, with our selfies, always thinking about ourselves, obsessing over who we are, la di da.
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What's more, investors obsessing over whether the global economy is sliding towards recession are heading into February starved of crucial macroeconomic data that would normally guide them.
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Check out the Tuft & Needle Memory Foam Mattresses See Details Because obsessing over small animals when you're drunk is a worldwide experience — especially when they're your little animals.
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Humans should spend more time worrying about other humans rather than obsessing about AI powered robots turning evil, said Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet.
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Now, while the media is obsessing about Russia, Russia, Russia, I&aposd like to remind our so-called journalists that it&aposs a very big world out there.
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Obsessing less about targets could give policymakers more room to press ahead with painful, structural reforms — in theory — at the risk of weighing on domestic and global growth.
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Instead of obsessing over college basketball teams, pit furry, fuzzy organisms against each other in epic (and purely theoretical) duels to see which one comes out on top.
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Because I wound up with Let's Go, Eevee, I spent most of my time focusing on my brown little dog friend, and, in turn, obsessing over its name.
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Interestingly, too, the interface deliberately puts a user's own video feed to the side so that people can't spend their time observing — or obsessing over — their own appearance.
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After a lifetime obsessing over French culture, I've found that the concept of the French woman is a gathering of contradictions — a woman who can have it all.
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The reason grocers are obsessing over food delivery is the looming threat of Amazon, but now the e-commerce giant itself is seemingly doubling down on physical stores.
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If young women had simply gaslighted ourselves into obsessing over our oppression, then all we needed to do to reclaim our agency was admit that we were wrong.
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While everyone else is obsessing over who "Becky with the good hair" might be, Jay Z is chilling in Miami looking as cool and carefree as can be.
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" On May 21, she states, Depp "began obsessing about something that was untrue" and hurled a cell phone at her, "striking my cheek and eye with great force.
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Game of Thrones won't be back on our screens for a few more agonizing months, but that definitely won't stop us from obsessing over it in the meantime.
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I could keep obsessing over my bladder and wondering if it was getting better and depressing myself, or I could distract and enjoy myself while it slowly healed.
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Rather than fixating on the clothing or obsessing over the figure, the French fashion photographer Marwane Pallas places a special emphasis on the external objects within the frame.
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Justin grew up obsessing over Sam's schlocky grindhouse films, so she's more protective of them than even her own burgeoning new relationship with a cute pizza delivery boy.
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For example, Chrissy Metz's character on This Is Us spent the entire first season obsessing about her weight, a trend that is likely to continue into the second.
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Einstein's note warns of the dangers of obsessing over success and suggests that a simple outlook on life can lead to a higher sense of fulfillment and satisfaction.
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Jet-lagged and sleep-deprived, Alan tries in vain to find his bearings, while obsessing about a strange lump on his back that he unsuccessfully tries to remove.
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So wrapping himself in the flag -- and tweaking racial tensions -- makes political sense and shows why he thinks it's worth obsessing over, despite everything else that's going on.
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A self-made millionaire who retired at 30 says the 2 best ways to build long-term wealth don't require working overtime or obsessing about the stock market
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And it will lead to worse policy-making down the road, since prosperity means building on things we do well, not obsessing over the things that we've lost.
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The legendary investor revealed his company's massive stake in Apple and said obsessing over iPhone X sales in the near term "totally misses the point" on the stock.
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This is, after all, a man who is still obsessing on the size of his inauguration crowd and how he won Wisconsin's electoral votes and Ronald Reagan didn't.
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To the Editor: The mandate given to the House Democrats on Tuesday night was definitely not to spend the next two years obsessing about bringing down President Trump.
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Levin, who worked on Capitol Hill for several years, contended that obsessing over such public posturing and tactics is a "loser strategy" for Democrats in the Trump era.
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But it's important not to only single out Trump when, in actuality, there's a very long history of world leaders obsessing over appearances and shows of symbolic dominance.
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They would rather stop obsessing over small-town America and instead pursue a coalition of minorities and highly educated whites, like the coalition that won Virginia last week.
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"I had spent so long obsessing over my skin and I was just really tired of my own expectations of how I felt I should look," she says.
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Like Roy Neary obsessing over Devils Tower in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," Ms. Suzuki formed an idée fixe around being near Yotei, which is in Hokkaido.
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But its creators, a team of 15 people hired by the state-run media, spent months obsessing over the details, down to the shape of Mr. Xi's grin.
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At the outset of this volume of the tapes, Nixon has won re-election but soon turns to obsessing over the gathering Watergate scandal and plotting his response.
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He explains the formula of how to win or lose a breakup, including the deep internet hole the loser falls into when obsessing over an ex's new partner.
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Then there's the smaller deaths of the text message that didn't get responded to that you're obsessing on, and it feels like you're suddenly a hollow man inside.
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Mark Halperin and Charlie Rose set much of the televised political discourse on the race, interviewing other pundits, opining themselves and obsessing over the electoral play-by-play.
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Consumers obsessing over health data is the new thing, an inescapable psueudoscience supernova, which is maybe not a great indicator of the state of new things circa 2016.
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Yet House of Cards is far less interested in unpacking the motivations of its antiheroes than we are in parsing and obsessing over what drives our actual president.
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But back then he was a teenager living in London's West End, obsessing over jungle and garage and the raves that combined both genres with a very specific look.
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I don't know if it told me anything useful from a fertility perspective, but there are worse ways to waste an afternoon than obsessing over your tiny genetic potentials.
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Netflix may be the place to go for all your morbid curiosities, but on Monday, the streaming service reminded fans that obsessing over a murderer is seriously toxic behavior.
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But, have to say, the latest theory among Swifties about the theme of her next album seems legit — especially given the most recent development that Swifties are obsessing about.
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Self-reflection, generative energy: these are the powers of form that the old-school formalists overlooked when they were obsessing about the "medium specific" features of painting and sculpture.
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In the wake of my biggest physical achievement (I created a life!), I find myself burdened by the same old crap: obsessing over jeans sizes and deleting unflattering photos.
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If you catch yourself obsessing over cellulite or thigh jiggle or any other so-called imperfection, try focusing on all your legs can do, rather than how they look.
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Sure, people are still obsessing over getting fuller lips and contoured cheeks, but lately there's been quite a buzz surrounding a less in-your-face body part: your neck.
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That would be watching, recapping, and obsessing over every little detail with friends and family — and hosting your own viewing party is the ideal way to maximize the fun.
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I'm such a sucker for these trance-inspired beats, and I cannot stop obsessing over how the male and female voices layer over each other in this vocal arrangement.
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Why do I humiliate myself and prostrate my neediness in front of my friends' graciousness while obsessing over my fallen locks like an ex-lover I cannot get over?
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Despite the fact that the Sumo first became available in February of 2011, it's not as though people all over the country immediately started obsessing about it on Instagram.
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Research suggests that obsessing over your paycheck is misguided: a meta-analysis of around 100 studies found that there's only a very weak relationship between pay and job satisfaction.
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After obsessing over price points and making a deal with the devil to sacrifice expectations for anything remotely stylish, my cheapskate self won out on this 4-star item.
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Perhaps that's why I'm acting like an overgrown child, obsessing about the moment, rescheduling my day just so I can spend Monday afternoon witnessing and recording this rare event.
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In obsessing over micro-aggressions like the sin of uttering the commonplace Americanism "you guys" to mean "you all," activists persecute fellow travelers who already care about equal rights.
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Following a brief respite from obsessing about tariffs and potential trade wars, market participants are back to a virtually single-minded focus on Federal Reserve policy and interest rates.
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Beyond Maine lobster, Maryland crabs and Gulf shrimp, fish has been largely ignored by foodies obsessing over the provenance of their meals, even though seafood travels a complex path.
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Khloé was taking a break from obsessing over Making a Murderer to have a quick "Change of speed.... Question time," in which she rattled off a myriad of queries.
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But to K. Dot, obsessing over those worldly things was getting in the way of The Almighty Power showering him and the the rest of the diaspora with blessings.
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The songs are hooky and memorable, but there's something off about them—the distinct feeling that they're stitched together by one solitary guy, obsessing over every little idiosyncratic detail.
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In the parliamentary math obsessing the country this week, the loss of three seats would deny Mr. Gantz a majority even if he joined forces with the Arab members.
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Jumpsuits are all the rage these days, and what better way to pay tribute to Fleabag than to wear the famous black jumpsuit that fans have been obsessing over.
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In the letter, consistently published each year for decades, Buffett urged investors to focus on their companies' operating earnings instead of obsessing over quarterly or yearly losses or gains.
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Andrew was in his own teenage world, making plans for the future — obsessing over school, which college he would go to and which new girl he was crushing on.
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Republicans got gun-shy about the Benghazi issue and started obsessing about Clinton's emails instead, making mocking them for being obsessed with Benghazi sort of pointless and off-base.
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I finally stopped obsessing and surrendered to so sad, so sexy ( the lower case, which is one of her aesthetic choices, extends to all of the song titles as well).
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While Game of Thrones fans been obsessing over Kit Harington dating costar Rose Leslie, his on-screen half-sister Maisie Williams has been quietly keeping her own romance a secret.
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If you're not done obsessing with Reese (you're not) you might consider following along with her book club and production company, Hello Sunshine, along with her lifestyle brand Draper James.
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While her 365,000 Instagram followers are amazed by her forever-youthful looks, the mom of one previously told PEOPLE that she's not interested in obsessing over them – or her age.
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"On the issue of tapering, which has been obsessing the market, we're unlikely to get anything tomorrow, and that is reassuring the market," said Antoine Bouvet, rates strategist at Mizuho.
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After all, we're talking about the same T.Swift who got people obsessing over snake-related posts leading up to the release of her sixth studio album, Reputation, back in 2017.
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Since then, I've also been diligent about other practices that keep me from picking — like laser hair removal, which keeps the hair from growing, and me from obsessing over it.
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They have been obsessed from day one, the day he came down the escalator, the so-called "news gatherers", widely speculating about and obsessing about the president&aposs mental health.
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We've already spent the past six seasons obsessing over Daenerys Targaryen's braiding prowess and Cersei's (pre-buzz) strawberry blond waves, so why not add a whimsical highlighter to the list?
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As part of our quest, we reached out to bartenders across the country for their insights into what drinks former frosé lovers will be obsessing over in the coming months.
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" She's always compared herself to other TikTokers with more followers or whose videos constantly blow up, but after a month of obsessing she came to realize, "It's because they're funny.
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Lim Cheavutha, who is in his thirties and speaks with an easy confidence, brags about the pageviews on Fresh News with the passion of a football coach obsessing about stats.
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And obsessing over it is the closest I've gotten to sincerely taking part in a cultural conversation that normally passes me by, one reserved for girls (straight) and gays (male).
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"If you find yourself obsessing over a particular event or story on the news, its important to ask yourself, What can I do about this issue right now?" she says.
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Only instead of obsessing over your step count and calorie intake, you're analyzing whether or not it's a good idea for you to be opening your work email at 11PM.
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If you are spending an entire class obsessing about your to-do list for tomorrow or what your ex said on Facebook, then that isn't much of a mindfulness practice.
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Nathan Kinch is head of experience and labs at Meeco, where he spends his days obsessing about the value, meaning and engagement of human experiences enabled by first-person technologies.
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" Biggest anecdote: Klobuchar was paranoid, some sources said, that there was a mole on her staff, and "often squandered time and mental energy on trivial matters, obsessing over perceived snubs.
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The GOP leader told colleagues "to stop obsessing" about whether repeal legislation would also be labeled as a replacement measure, according to a GOP senator who participated in the conversation.
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But after all that time reading and obsessing, I found solace in just saying, "Screw it!" and putting as many flavors of Linux onto that stupid eMachine as I could.
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Then, they say, everyone can stop obsessing so much about sexuality and focus on the issues they care more about, such as evangelism, reconciliation and support for the persecuted worldwide.
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The rest of the week consisted of me binging Future Diary and bugging my friend consistently for a new series to watch before the one I was obsessing over ended.
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And speaking of not obsessing over acceptable risks, it's even better to avoid Treasury securities in favor of low-cost mutual funds that invest in either corporate or municipal bonds.
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If they were interested in the narrative problems of the crime, the listener was no longer obsessing over lurid violence; they were considering the relation between truth, language, and reality.
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He also takes aim at the "troika" of policy institutions (the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission) for obsessing over inflation rather than job creation.
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Yet many more are coping with the possibility of exposure, reaching out to their doctors for blood tests and ultrasounds, obsessing on news coverage and trying to manage their worry.
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I also will never forget compulsively obsessing over the order of my CD binder, which was either ranked in alphabetical order or from best to worst, depending on the day.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - It is the one subject skiers and snowboarders cannot stop obsessing about at the Winter Olympics - how best to wax their equipment to ensure maximum speed and stability.
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The pairing a lot of people in my shop are obsessing over right now is Tomato and Basil — and here are quite a few recipes that help tell their story.
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Stop obsessing over what you're going to write in the email you just can't bring yourself to write, and instead just click the button to open up a new email.
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But then as now obsessing over Russian influence can become a way to deny or minimize American realities that are far more important than some provocateur's Hillary-for-prison meme.
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As a teenager I started obsessing over the possibility of a nose job so that I would look more like Danica McKellar, with a chin job to balance things out.
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American media shows women in makeup and high heels, talking incessantly about sex, with their professional work as mere background to their obsessing over what to wear on a date.
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Instead of obsessing about comments on a leader who died four years ago, the discussion should be focused on how harmful the Trump administration's policy is for Cubans in 2020.
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They will take words of mine out of context and spend a week obsessing over every single syllable, and then pretend to discover some hidden meaning in what I said.
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In other words, those who are obsessing over the 30-year bond are looking at the wrong type of interest rates and would do better to examine short-term yields.
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Instagram turning against Like counts could start a larger shift in the social media industry toward prioritizing more qualitative enjoyment of sharing, instead of obsessing over the quantification of validation.
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The Weather Channel (TWC) employs some of the top geeks in the world, and when it comes to obsessing about events in the sky, they can be hard to beat.
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On Friday Netflix announced that the Duffer brothers' hit show is getting picked up for a third season (duh), which means we're not done obsessing over Hawkins, Indiana, just yet.
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Researchers have found that obsessing over regrets has a negative impact on mood and sleep, can increase impulsivity, and can be a risk factor for binge eating and misusing alcohol.
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I think what we tell entrepreneurs is that we had a different attitude when it came to working with founders; we wanted to think that we were obsessing about consumers.
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Sounds like a lot of male artists I know; after their split, there's lots of obsessing over her ex's new girlfriend, usually referred to as "Total Zero" or T. 0.
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A transfer student who lived with my family was a half-ironic follower of Jersey Shore and GTL, obsessing over his biceps and fauxhawk while acknowledging the ridiculousness of doing so.
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But Gurley's friends and colleagues will tell you that he spent much of 2017 glued to his phone, losing sleep and eating poorly, obsessing over a single four-letter word: Uber.
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The thing that viewers are obsessing over after this week's episode "Reunion" is the presence of William's wife Juliet, who was played by former America's Next Top Model contestant Claire Unabia.
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It's a combination of me, for the past five or six years, obsessing over movies, and auteurs, and studying them, and then trying to find my own way to do things.
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If you too immediately began obsessing over the shots of elaborately painted floral walls, baroque bed frames, and that iconic poolside Medusa Mosaic, you're interest can go beyond your television screen.
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Obsessing over why Brangelina is no more, worrying at the truth of it, helps us ward off a larger truth: It's not just this marriage and many marriages that are ending.
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If you love obsessing over your favorite movies, television shows, or mythical creatures whenever you get a chance, we've got good news: Now you can geek out in the bedroom, too.
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Whether it be our own retelling of Michelle Obama receiving a gift from Melania Trump or obsessing about Beyoncé's twins, we are still perpetuating the culture that allows for Kim's success.
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If you found yourself among the Girls fans obsessing over Shoshanna's (Zosia Mamet) Tokyo apartment in Season 5, you're in luck; The apartment itself is actually available to rent on Airbnb.
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It was that combination, Bisharat said, of obsessing over the business idea and "feeling like I had a cofounder and a partner in this that I knew would make it succeed."
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"While Trump is talking about trade and jobs, they're still obsessing about which bathrooms people should be allowed to go into," said Betras, who stepped down as chair earlier this month.
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"[Trump] spends his weekend obsessing over great men because — he knows it and I know it and all of you know it — he will never be a great man," Meghan said.
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Bid adieu to the days when vegans were dour granola eaters swathed in carob-stained hemp shirts, and say hello to a new, well-heeled subset of SoulCycling, health-obsessing foodies.
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Perhaps the author's 280-character eviscerations of Trump would carry a bit more weight were she not spending an equal amount of time obsessing over Jeremy Corbyn in increasingly strange rants.
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And if the president is obsessing about past slights on Day 23, he's losing precious time, expertise and goodwill — playing into the hands of those unwilling to give him a chance.
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Facebook group "Subtle Asian Traits," whose 1.5 million members are largely East Asian diaspora kids, is rife with posts obsessing over the virtues of drinking bubble tea and lamenting over lactose.
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Obsessing over the whims of the stock market during such a volatile time made me want to eat my feelings or give up on investing entirely, neither of which are healthy.
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"Instead of just obsessing over your status and where you're at in rankings and such, it's more important to look at the value of what you do and make," she says.
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Currently, everyone's obsessing over Pitt's possible reunion with ex-wife Jennifer Aniston, who along with Pitt won a SAG Award this year for her role in Apple+ series The Morning Show.
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The event will also include live music and, for those still obsessing about that other race, an old-fashioned voting booth in which the very young can pretend to cast ballots.
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Still, he has never really been treated as a viable candidate by the mainstream media; they are too busy obsessing over "electability" as it pertains to white voters in the Midwest.
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He had spent nearly three decades obsessing over the battle, scrutinizing it from every angle, noting everything that he had done wrong to get himself wounded and let his men down.
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If you know someone who's been obsessing over the Nintendo Switch but has yet to get one, Walmart will have a Nintendo Switch and Switch carrying case bundle for only $299.
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" Sanders then turned on the media, saying that reporters have spent "the better part of a year looking, digging, obsessing over trying to find something and have yet to find anything.
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The Mad Money host looked back on the days when he would go to movies during the day, seeing "The Fugitive" for the fifth time instead of obsessing over quarterly reports.
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But only by focusing on an overall strategy, rather than obsessing over the decisions of particular companies, can you make intelligent decisions about an economy as large as the United States.
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I am constantly obsessing over methods of social and cultural influence, and how our actions on a personal level affect the political world around us, on a micro and macro scale.
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Supporters of Hillary Clinton have been critical of the media for, in their view, obsessing about her email server and being sexist n covering first woman nominee of a major party.
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He keeps obsessing about the past-tense about his election, about how many people did or didn't come to the (inauguration), anybody who points out facts about anything he labels 'fake news.
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Going higher than that won't make much difference, according to Greg McBride, chief analyst at Bankrate: "That's why obsessing over a score of 800 versus 820 is largely a waste of time."
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"[Trump] spends his weekend obsessing over great men because — he knows it and I know it and all of you know it — he will never be a great man," she said Monday.
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Most 13-year-olds are literally surrounded by people their age all day every day and are probably better off obsessing over a friend in math class, not a stranger on Tinder.
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A lesson with Brad Faxon, probably the best putter on tour for most of his career, helped McIlroy to stop obsessing with mechanics, focusing on remaining loose and making a good stroke.
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Instead of obsessing about unicorns (startup companies worth more than $1bn), the author thinks the world should look for "zebras", which can turn a profit and improve society at the same time.
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Amy Fox (the screenwriter) wrote a brilliant bit at the top of the film, where Anna Gunn's character Naomi is obsessing over a recent failure she's had in the world of IPOs.
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"I'd say for five years I never went to sleep without thinking about this, every night, so it was pretty obsessing and it's just great to see people [solve] it," said Zimmer.
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Going off the fashion week looks we're still obsessing over and our favorite celebrity Instagram accounts, it seems safe to say that the blue makeup trend is still going very, very strong.
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Perhaps more reasonably, some focused on St-Pierre's remarks on obsessing over opponents and camps; they believed the champion was simply worn down by the relentless grind of the past few years.
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I'd personally witnessed a patched-together computer program routinely outperform "the SAT tutor to the 1%," and I've spent the past year obsessing over ways to get it into more students' hands.
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This might be helping a person get over lying in bed and ruminating over their to-do list or what happened that day, or obsessing about the fact that they're not sleeping.
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"They will take words of mine out of context and spend a week obsessing over every single syllable and then pretend to discover some hidden meaning in what I said," Trump added.
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But Fox, speaking during a trade visit to China with May, called on party colleagues to stop obsessing about domestic politics and take note of how she is viewed by leaders overseas.
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This culminated in a now infamous tweet where a Pokémon fan zoomed in on blurry footage from the game, obsessing over the way the game displayed, among other things, shadows and trees.
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Mr. Slimane has unquestionably shown he can do a better job at recreating a specific historical time period — one currently obsessing many of his peers — than possibly anyone else in his position.
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While letting programs expire technically saves money, untold social costs flow from an administration's obsessing about Muslims and Hispanic people, while turning a blind eye to neo-Nazis and white supremacist terrorists.
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Rather than obsessing about a cartoonish version of what some hypothetical Oberlin graduate might say, we ought to engage with our students as the real and complex people that they actually are.
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As a champion, Ms. Osaka has been widely feted, with Japanese media following her breathlessly during her stay in Tokyo last month, obsessing over her search for good green tea ice cream.
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At the New Museum's biannual Ideas City summit, artist Daniel J. Wilson pitched a vague concept about forcing people to record really mundane daily moments instead of obsessing over their virtual doubles.
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Not that the feeling itself is difficult to relate to, but his achievement was so enormous and his resultant fame so huge that obsessing over who got to be first seems petty.
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The people who are knocking on doors and organizing rallies tend to be much more cheerful and confident than those who spend too much time on Twitter obsessing over each new poll.
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"I'm more focused on having a profitable business with the right metrics that will take us where we need to be than obsessing about the market share that we lost," Tobias said.
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Representative Doug Collins of Georgia, the ranking Republican on the committee, criticized Democrats for obsessing over the special counsel investigation, but he had some questions of his own related to its work.
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Just imagine them, right now, fixating on a supposed collusion between President Trump and the Russians, or worse yet, obsessing about an alt-right Rasputin calling the shots in the White House!
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In trying to figure out how Britain is different from Europe, I concede that Europe has gone down the rabbit hole, pushing identity politics onto Muslim women by obsessing over our wardrobes.
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I have witnessed many parental disappointments in what their children grow up to be: fathers obsessing when their sons turns out gay, mothers in despair when their daughters reject their parents' religion.
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Instead, Rebecca and Valencia pull away from Heather to recreate Rebecca's old dynamic with Paula: obsessing over Josh and his girlfriend, and pulling elaborate criminal heists to find out more about them.
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DH: I'm someone who spent 20 years obsessing about race and putting his foot in his mouth and only learning that he was offending people by getting yelled at on the internet.
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While the school's valedictorian spent most of her days pining after her one-day boyfriend J.T. (may he rest in peace) and obsessing over schoolwork, Barrable-Tishauer has led a very different life.
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Her 14-year-old son is also only allowed one hour of smartphone time after school because he was just "obsessing over it" and constantly looking at Instagram and texting with his friends.
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So even though it sometimes feels like the movie is nailing the tortured feeling of obsessing over your body, it just doesn't have anywhere to go, or any way to develop that premise.
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And when we found time — between obsessing over GoT theories and listening to "Before I Let Go" for the 5,309th time — our beauty team tested as many of these new products as possible.
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Click through to see our tried-and-true picks, as well as some new kids on the block we're obsessing — all of which should give you that lit-from-within skin you crave.
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Though she tried to avoid obsessing over the number on the scale, Rhimes recently admitted to Today that she couldn't help but feel pressured to look a certain way when she was younger.
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Jake's life and work was a filter for other things that I was obsessing over: gender disparities in Hollywood; the horrible political climate; a boy; a song; a longing to make valuable art.
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Meanwhile, black friends and family continued coming up with ways that damning evidence could have been planted and obsessing over the use of a racial epithet by a police detective in the case.
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The first ever computer virus was a worm, dubbed the Morris Worm, which caused havoc by infecting 903,000 computers in 1988, a few years before '90s movies started obsessing over viruses and hacking.
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As the group of friends began to talk about the recent passing of Depp's mom, the actor "began obsessing about something that was untrue" and became "extremely angry," she states in the documents.
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While the world was obsessing over whether Riverdale's Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart were a real-life couple (much to their annoyance), Cole's brother Dylan Sprouse was also in a very cute relationship.
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It's another beautiful day in America, which means it's another day to spend overanalyzing and obsessing over every move that Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande make in their whirlwind, quintessentially summer '18 romance.
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Image: SamsungIt's clear that Samsung doesn't want people obsessing over the furrow in the middle of the Galaxy Fold, which could give potential customers the impression that it will display a distorted picture.
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Backstage at New York City Ballet's theater in Manhattan between rehearsals, the subdued, yet friendly dancer tells us about his many years obsessing over America, and how he planned to share that passion.
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"As much as people are obsessing over the primary, the work of donating and volunteering and showing up and getting involved — especially in state parties in battleground states — is essential now," said Wikler.
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Back in 1987, around the same time I found myself obsessing over a baseball board-game simulation in my parents' basement, the software company Electronic Arts released a product called Earl Weaver Baseball.
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What Respawn's hoping to do is develop a new vocabulary to talk about how the game feels on a guttural level, rather than obsessing over the changes made to values in the code.
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They accuse the media of obsessing over a small group of disgruntled members of the GOP consultant class that they say are out of touch with where the rest of the party is.
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Despite obsessing over his own queerness, he never wonders why it is he clings so desperately to the closet; its appeal is so self-evident that the question merits no consideration at all.
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"After The Watcher in the Woods, I remember obsessing for a really long time about the possibility that any of us could be transported to another dimension, and maybe come back," she said.
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But Nadal, with his innate competitive streak, is much more about confronting today's challenges than obsessing over the past, and this triumphant season has been a testimony to his uncommon resilience and drive.
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Happily, the new showrunner, Marja-Lewis Ryan, is sticking with the common-sense-defying soap opera antics that made the original series a love-hate phenomenon that fans derided while obsessing over it.
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Now here we are, eight years later, with most economic commentators obsessing over the minutiae of monetary policy while basic questions about how to prevent another financial crash have yet to be addressed.
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LONDON â€" If you've been anywhere near the Internet over the last week, you'll probably have heard of Pokémon Go â€" the new interactive game that absolutely everyone is currently obsessing over.
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While she was off becoming the Duchess of Sussex, the internet was busy obsessing over an old photo of the former actress as a teen tourist posing in front of Buckingham Palace in London.
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Biohackers have a knack for making the sort of science that academic researchers spend entire careers obsessing over in a lab sound like something that can be accomplished with just a few all-nighters.
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Between this, that magnificent bob we can't stop obsessing over, and all those stunning graphic eyeliner moments on the red carpet, Boynton has further cemented her status as a beauty risk-taker to watch.
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After a season of stalking, gaslighting, and generally obsessing over his "true love" Beck (Elizabeth Lail), millennial psycho Joe (Penn Badgley) did to Beck what he already did to her soda auteur ex-boyfriend.
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He added that because fuel costs have been coming down as of late, "we were obsessing over domestic fares much less than usual given what we viewed as a low probability of further increases."
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It also plays into the hands of the people who were critical of the tax cuts, arguing that obsessing over ways to boost stock prices helps the investing class but not the average American.
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It's been barely a week since Blizzard dropped its Overwatch anniversary event, and dedicated players have already started obsessing over how to collect as much as possible and maximize their time before it closes.
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The several thousand retweets, likes, and comments that both of these photos received certainly suggest that I am not only one currently obsessing over this friendship that defies age, race, gender, and sexual orientation.
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For every duo-toned, jeweled eyeshadow look (which we're obsessing over as we prepare for holiday party season), there's yet another makeup artist wowing us with super-clean lines and flawless, glow-y skin.
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Image: Warner BrothersFrom what little I've gathered after watching Wonder Woman once and obsessing over it each night as I fall asleep, modern-day Diana is some kind of museum person, possibly a curator.
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Wright, a friend of Heard and Depp, was called in an attempt to pacify an angry Depp, who was "obsessing about something that was untrue" and became "extremely angry," Heard claimed in the documents.
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But since I work at Mashable, where I am the science editor, I am surrounded by people who do play video games, and who are obsessing over something called "Pokémon Go" at the moment.
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There's nothing wrong with individual players venturing outside HBO's planned sandbox, but in obsessing over some of these details, it's easy to lose track of what actually matters and what's just trivia and noise.
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This makes sense, since Stefan is also obsessing over the Bandersnatch story, which Jerome was writing when he had his own murderous breakdown (most Bandersnatch movie endings lead towards at minimum a single homicide).
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BB: Yeah, I mean nothing seems more normal to me than poets writing in code, cultivating Satanic extragenetic families, obsessing over forgotten and secret histories and languages, dreaming of revolt as passionately as possible.
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Your worldly desires are on your mind today, Gemini, but tonight, when the Moon enters fellow friendly Air sign Aquarius, you'll be more interested in exploring the world than obsessing over popularity or riches.
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He referred to George Costanza in an episode of "Seinfeld," obsessing over a comeback line for a co-worker, to the point where he flies to Ohio to deliver it, and the line bombs.
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I remember constantly obsessing over my next score but what I remember most is getting down on my knees and asking God to save me cuz I don't want to do this no more !!!
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Toronto, Houston, Boston, San Antonio, Philadelphia and, of course, LeBron James's Los Angeles Lakers — there are so many teams, for so many intriguing reasons, we should be obsessing over as opening night draws near.
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We launched a super cool new podcast last year, Waypoints, that gave us an opportunity to discuss the slices of culture—politics, writing, theater, anime—that we were already obsessing about in private conversation.
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In this short but hilarious skit, Gosling's character can't stop obsessing over the laziness of Cameron's decision to slap a slightly modified version of Papyrus onto a movie that cost $237 million to produce.
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Since dropping on Netflix in early 2018, Queer Eye has been churning out new seasons every few months — much to the excitement of fans who can't stop obsessing over the Fab Five's inspirational makeovers.
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By obsessing over the prospect of a Tiananmen 2.0 in Hong Kong, we risk also losing sight of what the current crisis reveals — including how China really deals with the rest of the world.
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"[But] we just kept getting more and more excited about the possibilities of it, and I just started spending more time on this than anything else and kind of obsessing about it," Mayer says.
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I deeply admired his recordings of 20th-century classics, obsessing in particular over a Debussy album that included "La Mer" and the enigmatic "Jeux," performed with the utmost delicacy and sense of formal balance.
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By obsessing over the prospect of a Tiananmen 2.0 in Hong Kong, we risk also losing sight of what the current crisis reveals — including how China really deals with the rest of the world.
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But a not insignificant part of the reactionary intelligentsia is obsessing over the following question: How long can conservatives tolerate a political system that victimizes them by allowing Drag Queen Story Hour to exist?
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Mercury retrograde is making your schedule a little hectic now, but sweet Venus meets Mercury midweek, making whatever delays you're experiencing more pleasant and helping you celebrate the journey rather than obsessing over the destination.
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While we were busy obsessing about the addition of rosé cider to summer drink menus, artist and foodie Nadia Roden was in her nephew's popsicle shop perfecting an even more genius alcohol trend: the poptail.
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Sometimes, it's websites and magazines who perpetuate the feuds in the first place by obsessing over them, reading into every social media post and facial expression to create drama when there may have been none.
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At the top of the Broadway hit's second act, Damian (Grey Henson) performs a song titled "Stop" at heroine Cady Heron (Erika Henningsen) begging her to, well, stop obsessing over crush Aaron Samuels (Kyle Selig).
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While we patiently (or impatiently) wait for Prime Day to begin, take a look at the deals Mashable readers were obsessing over last year and follow along with all our Prime Day coverage right here.
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"[Trump] spends his weekend obsessing over great men because — he knows it and I know it and all of you know it — he will never be a great man," she said on The View Monday.
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Okaaaaay, so whether or not these two really are a part of a government conspiracy, or Witherspoon's genes are just ridiculously strong (pssh, yeah, okay) I'll never stop obsessing over this supportive mother-daughter duo.
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Instead of focusing on state elections, Democrats are obsessing over the presidency, as if losing a really close contest (while winning more votes) indicates they need to scrap their whole approach rather than tweak it.
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We also keep obsessing about Google's overall strategy, who the company is targeting, and the minute spec comparisons against alternatives like the water-resistant Galaxy S7, which Samsung also endows with a microSD card slot.
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He also had someone like Carole Cadwalladr who was obsessing in the journalistic endeavors of figuring out what happened and what do we have the right to know and how do we hold power accountable?
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We, through politics, exalt the petty, domineering spirit of the small man so afraid to look in the mirror that he attempts to distract himself by obsessing over the perceived faults and flaws of others.
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Prior to Eli and Abel, I wasted at least half of my adult life obsessing about things I had lost -- men who broke my heart, clients who weren't a good fit, friendships that had faded.
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It's also what led her to abuse alcohol and cocaine, and to start binge-eating and obsessing over her weight — problems which she later tackled through a rehab program for trauma, codependency, and substance abuse.
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But, replace the Soylent with In-N-Out, those iDrops with coffee, and some of that coding with obsessing over the latest tech news and, well, it wasn't that much different than his real life.
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Countless hours alone in the gym, the ball in your hand, obsessing over every imaginable micro movement in your motion, attempting to see every angle on the floor, perhaps even the ones that aren't there.
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WORTHAM As soon as the push notification announcing the outcome of the trial arrived on my iPhone, I began obsessing over what part of the trial cast enough doubt to some of those 12 people.
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Read more: A self-made millionaire who retired at 203 says the 2 best ways to build long-term wealth don't require working overtime or obsessing about the stock market None of this is complicated.
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We forgive Chris for obsessing, and wanting, and desiring the most cliché cowboy, American Marlboro man that she could find, and we're going to see that he's going to be a lot more than that.
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This occurred amid an ongoing debate within the gamer world about ethics in gaming journalism and the perception that a left-leaning gaming press was obsessing over feminism and the place of women in the industry.
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Boneparth of Bone Fide Wealth noted that while some of his older clients are selling some of their top-performing stocks to lock in gains, his younger ones aren't obsessing over the market rally at all.
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The app also sends some truly insane push notifications that either make you feel completely untethered from normal behavior ("🎉 Tell everyone what you love about them") or humiliatingly seen ("💕 Try to stop obsessing today").
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If one knows when a seemingly checked-out student is daydreaming — according to Irving, a potentially beneficial wandering of the mind — or obsessing on a negative thought, teachers could allow them to explore or intercede appropriately.
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Almost as unlikely as a University of Northumbria graduate becoming the most influential designer in the world in the space of a decade, simply by obsessing over the details and keeping his ego firmly in check.
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It's yet another reveal aimed strictly at the fans watching the series and tracking people's claims on the Iron Throne — and probably screaming in frustration as the characters miss the clues the viewers are obsessing over.
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However, his mic was still on and he was caught humming a cheerful mysterious short tune that music nerds can't stop obsessing over: After announcing #TheresaMay will be PM on Weds #Cameron leaks Evil Tory themetune.
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Publicly listed firms are accused of a list of sins, from obsessing about short-term earnings to neglecting investment, exploiting staff, depressing wages and failing to pay for the catastrophic externalities they create, in particular pollution.
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Importantly, while she is obsessing over Eve (and challenging the binary queer/straight storyline), Villanelle is also challenging the queer/straight wardrobe code, flouncing around in traditionally feminine clothing while plotting her daring, cold-hearted kills.
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It scans that in his post-Outkast career, Benjamin has been following his bliss much like his bandmate Big Boi, who has taken up obsessing over Kate Bush and having pet exotic owls, Hootie and Hoodini.
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Now, while the president makes serious policy decisions and as he&aposs conducting consequential peace through strength diplomacy -- well, many on the far left, they are obsessing over ICE, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency.
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Rather than obsessing over driving the last nails in the coffin of ISIS or modulating its involvement in Syria to advance some chimerical peace plan, the Trump administration must focus its attention on more realistic aims.
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And yet, during his first night aboard Apollo 14, while he was supposed to be getting necessary sleep, he was obsessing about ESP, attempting to transmit Zener card images to a friend in a Chicago apartment.
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Rather than obsessing over travel sites or print guides or bothering friends for recommendations, I check a new city or town's location tag right before I get there and see which recent posts are most popular.
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Speaking of which, Chad is basically the male version of last season's Lace: negging the other guys in the confessional, then obsessing over the levels of eye contact between him and JoJo during the rose ceremony.
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I've been obsessing over these Philadelphia horror metalpunks for awhile now, and their recent signing to Relapse Records is a big step forward for a band I truly believe is one of modern extreme metal's best.
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While this was going on, Bill Shine, the former co-president of Fox News, was meticulously obsessing over the camera shot which looked out upon a red carpet, according to a source familiar with the situation.
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"[Trump] spends his weekend obsessing over great men because — he knows it and I know it and all of you know it — he will never be a great man," she said on The View in March.
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Around that time, he was strolling past where the UpStairs Lounge had been when he saw a sidewalk plaque referencing the tragedy and fell "down the rabbit hole", as he put it, obsessing over the topic.
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ABC host Meghan McCain on Monday said President Donald Trump lives a "pathetic life" obsessing over her father and other political rivals, returning rhetorical fire against the president after he lashed out against the late Sen.
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What I've found striking here is the degree to which Australians do not question the existential value of government, but rather spend time obsessing (at least among the elites) about who gets to direct the show.
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While some criticize people who lurk on pages of Reddit, obsessing over true crime stories from afar, in this case, people of the internet banned together in an attempt to solve a crime in real time.
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Trump "spends his weekend obsessing over great men because he knows it and I know it and all of you know it: He will never be a great man," Meghan said in an episode in March.
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However, she had a triumphant return in 2018 with "Sweetener," which was released after a summer full of obsessing about her whirlwind relationship with comedian Pete Davidson, who scored his very own interlude on the album.
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A Nigerian gay Anglican who gave only his first name, Chijioke, said religious leaders on the continent should be focusing on issues such as bad government and poverty rather than obsessing about issues of sexual orientation.
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Obsessing over straight entertainers who were allies, or perhaps seemed kind of queer, or who were known to be "family" among certain other entertainers and fans but not by the mainstream, were pretty much the only options.
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Because preparing for this ballot is one of the few pieces of significant government legislation the Scottish Parliament has approved in the past year, opponents accuse her of obsessing about break-up rather than mending public services.
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But as scattered as I feel when this happens, Kevin Chapman, PhD, a member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), reassures me that overthinking or obsessing over things is extremely common in most people.
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The first film had Beyoncé's sultry "Crazy in Love" remix, and we're already obsessing over the recently dropped single from the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack: "I Don't Wanna Live Forever," a Zayn Malik and Taylor Swift collaboration.
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The way I met Clarissa or how long ago we've met didn't matter — all that matters is the feeling that we can just be ourselves, whether it's obsessing over the Kardashians or being super extra on Instagram.
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Markets have been obsessing over a central bank that has time and again been unable to deliver on its promises — or threats, depending on your perspective — to normalize interest rates after eight years of highly accommodative policy.
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It's humid, foggy, and raining — a lethal combination for my naturally curly hair — when we meet for lunch at The Odeon, the restaurant her father, Keith McNally, opened in 1980, so I'm obsessing over everyone else's locks.
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The all-unicorn-everything trend may be a relatively new (and completely out of control) beauty craze, but humans have been obsessing over the one-horned creatures for as long as natural history has been in writing.
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However, after the umpteenth time this happened — debunking my obsessing with the podcast Missing Richard Simmons, which I had thus managed to consume in a vacuum — I couldn't help but wonder: am I just a bad person?
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So while Democrats are obsessing over impeachment, and government funding remains at an impasse over funding for Trump's border wall, McConnell is going to stick to his knitting and steamroll Democrats with another wave of judicial confirmations.
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She also turned increasingly inward, obsessing over defects in her character, said a woman who worked for Ms. Mack for eight years who asked not to be named for fear of being contacted by current Nxivm members.
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Opinion Columnist When I started reading George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, it was the late 1990s and obsessing over fantasy novels was (if painful memory serves) a super-nerdy thing to do.
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The fact that you've managed to avoid obsessing over food and body weight leads me to be optimistic that you'll succeed at answering the deeper questions about your relationship to food that have arisen for you recently.
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She dated abusive men, finished last in fitness pageants, spent hours staring in the mirror and obsessing about her jutting jaw, got scammed out of a bodybuilding trophy, and couldn't even complete her stint in the Peace Corps.
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Because the press certainly doesn&apost want to go there, the Democrats they still are obsessing everyday making it out to sound like as though there&aposs an imminent arrest of a Trump official coming at any moment.
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Of course, I wouldn't have been able to endure it if I spent every waking moment obsessing over how I had screwed up my life, so I went to great pains to distract myself from my own fatness.
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After obsessing over reaching massive audiences to make a living off minuscule online ad rates (which sometimes only pay pennies per thousand readers), individual writers and publications are returning to newsletters to make money directly from their audiences.
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Let's all take a moment to pause from obsessing over all the new developments happening in the wild world of Westeros on Game of Thrones to talk about the current wild things happening in our own White House.
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The bubbly rising star says his sense of humor has been pretty consistent since his childhood, when he could be found quoting Jim Carrey movies like The Mask and obsessing over Saturday Night Live stars like Phil Hartman.
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Worn-out widow Amelia struggles with her difficult young son Samuel, and the tension between them gets worse when he produces a pop-up picture book about a horrifying monster called The Babadook, and begins obsessing over it.
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What is more, he offers change: an end to Germany's role as enforcer of the austerity that has fed deep resentment across southern Europe, and an increase in government investment at home with less obsessing about fiscal discipline.
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From lying in bed and googling how Stacy Keibler is doing after George Clooney left her for Amal, to obsessing over just how tight her ex's new girlfriend's vagina is, Remi wears her desperation like a loose garment.
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Until last year, Weisz seemed like one of those actresses who had always just been around; I was aware of her for nearly two decades but was too busy adolescently obsessing over Lindsay Lohan to notice or care.
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After all, this is the same glorious man capable of consuming his own shoes, obsessing over WrestleMania, and speaking from the point-of-view of a plastic bag (the short film, a PSA against pollution, is surprisingly affecting).
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While Gran Turismo's developer Polyphony digital was obsessing over the details of super car interiors and delaying releases, Forza's developer Turn 10 kept releasing sequels, iterating, growing an audience, and even launching the more accessible offshoot Horizon series.
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We've been obsessing over Talking Heads live at Rome 1980show lately which features old mate from King Crimson on guitar and Bernie Worrell on synth amongst others - would love to cover some of that show if possible.
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Here's the cast photo for our full obsessing: That's Law and as a roguishly handsome Dumbledore on the far left, keeping plenty of distance between himself and his friend-turned-adversary, Grindelwald, who's holding the infamous Elder Wand.
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They were a mean age of 33.5 years; ten had been at one point diagnosed with anorexia nervosa (a distorted body image and obsessing about weight and diet) and six with bulimia nervosa (binge eating followed by purging).
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But instead of spending so much time obsessing over the right way to retweet, maybe we should focus on understanding the stuff we claim to read, and take satisfaction in knowing that most everyone else is faking it.
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I want to take as models not those mothers who spend all their energy obsessing over decorating a nursery but those who cradle a baby with one arm and try to overthrow an illegitimate government with the other.
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While it's no fun to toss and turn for a few hours each night obsessing about an ex, it might be comforting to recall that only a few weeks ago you were barely getting any sleep at all.
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Years ago, at the height of my instability, my husband and I saw "A Beautiful Mind," and I thought, if John Nash can cure himself of his schizophrenia by sheer willpower, I should be able to stop obsessing.
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However, while you were busy obsessing over glass skin primers and luxury diaper creams (which are great, to be sure), another international destination has been quietly brewing some of the most innovative makeup, hair, and skin care: Japan.
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" Thomae had been working at start-up beverage company Izze for three years, her first big job in the U.S., when her boss at the time told her, "You're obsessing about this yogurt, so just go for it.
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But what we're really obsessing over here is how ridiculously amazing his Queen Bey contouring is, so we dialed up the people at Lip Sync Battle to find out what it's like to tenderly define Channing Tatum's Cheekbones (TM).
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Since the election of "the Squad" — a group of first-term Democrats including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Ayanna Pressley, and Ilhan Omar — the media, especially the right-wing media, has spent a lot of time obsessing over them.
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Apparently except for aging slightly, America is doing exactly the same thing every day which is a obsessing about non-stories while North Korea denuclearizes, the Iran deal gets ripped up, there&aposs not just some news out there?
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Apple also says its A29 chip is a bit more powerful, with a CPU that's 232-times rather than 1.6-times faster than the A8 chip in the iPad Mini 4, but we can't imagine anyone's obsessing over that.
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Seeing the anxious looks on these reporters faces was often the closest we'd come to experiencing real terror in the storm, but there was something exciting about these hours my parents, sisters, and I spent obsessing over the weather.
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Obsessing over what was said at Trump Tower in 2016, or parsing the meaning of Trump's tweets in 2017, will not lead to an indictment of the president, which Robert Mueller can't bring anyway without rewriting Justice Department regulations.
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It can spark intense worries about getting coronavirus, feeling like you already have it, obsessing about what might happen if you get it, cleaning, checking, or experiencing physical symptoms of anxiety: like dizziness, breathlessness, tingling, chest pains, and more.
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Its heroine, Luce, is a self-possessed 17-year-old making her way through the jungle of a new school, navigating unfriendly cliques and obsessing over glowering boys even as a supernatural shadow threatens her safety and her sanity.
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If I see my favorite team's protected list and spend three days obsessing over who they'll lose, only to find out they cut a side deal a week ago that I never heard about, I've just been strung along.
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The "patterned" works are undated, and titles given by curators: I wondered, did Sime paint these in his eccentric later life, at the time when he was obsessing over the Vision of Saint John the Divine and the Apocalypse?
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I love movies, and spent the first three-quarters of my life obsessing about this weird pageant of self-appraisal and mawkish mourning, and even I've struggled in recent years to give the scantest of shits about who wins what.
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As a woman with PCOS, a condition that often causes weight gain as well as excess hair and oily, acne-prone skin, Goodrich Eckard slowly realized that rather than obsessing over her weight, she should love her body as is.
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Other online activity that often leads to feelings of betrayal, jealousy, and secrecy among couples include obsessing over an ex's social media, flirtatious comments or texts, sexting with someone else, watching porn, or even just intimate, but platonic, online friendships.
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Monica recording over Richard's voicemail greeting on "The One Where No One's Ready" Monica, wallowing and obsessing over her breakup with Richard, calls into his voicemail to play the gang a message she left for him in a weak moment.
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Meta stylings, for those not obsessing over television tropes, occur when a series references itself or the well-known conventions of the genre it exists in, breaking the "fourth wall" of a television screen between fictional characters and real-life viewers.
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"When you're stressing/obsessing over a zit so you put on too much zit cream before bed and wake up to giant dry spot but you gotta get your photo taken anyway 💃💃💃," she wrote in an Instagram. 2.
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"The young man earning several million Hong Kong dollars a year had become a bloated, unshaven, permanently intoxicated, isolated, depraved drug and alcohol addict whose mind was permanently obsessing about sadistic sexual fantasies," defense lawyer Tim Owen told the court.
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And the hypocrisy of Double Whammies' use of female breasts and legs to lure customers while insisting that it's a "family place" is a direct reflection of the American habit of obsessing over women's sexuality while shaming them for it.
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If we're not obsessing over the Spanish retailer's new arrivals, we're keeping up with its ongoing controversies — be it its latest round of alleged designer knock-offs, a rodent sewn into a dress, or business malpractices coming from the inside out.
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So in direct defiance of Milo Ventimiglia's wish that we all stop obsessing over how his character died and instead celebrate his life, here are four of the most popular theories that could explain how Jack Pearson will meet his demise.
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" She also spent time thinking about what she might do in the future, "so that the rest of my life wouldn't be spent like Miss Havisham from Charles Dickens's Great Expectations , rattling around my house obsessing over what might have been.
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As much as Trump supporters and detractors and everyone in between has been obsessing about him for so long, there are still a lot of political issues that go well beyond this president, his campaign, Russia, and everything associated with both.
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The program finishes with "The Booty Call" (music by Michael Thurber, words by Mr. Thurber and Saheem Ali, who also directs), with Mr. Thurber as Gabe, a 28-year-old musician obsessing over his romantic future after a failed erection.
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You might not wake up gung-ho and leaping towards your desk to get to work, and you might not be an insomniac obsessing about your ideas at night — you might fall asleep in seconds and not think twice about it.
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I don't view this project as complete at all, but rather as the beginning of clearing the good name an instrument that I have spent most of my musical career obsessing over in many genres, from synth-pop to industrial.
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Ahead, we ask a handful of beauty editors to take a little stroll down memory lane and tell us the first fragrance they ever wore, and what new ones they're currently obsessing over (Hint: It's a lot of Tom Ford).
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So, while many brides-to-be are obsessing about losing weight, picking the right table accents, and choreographing the first dance, I'm tracking my period nine months ahead to see what I'll be dealing with in terms of menstrual migraine.
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In this landscape, the people obsessing about how Russian influence is supposedly driving polarization and mistrust risk becoming like J. Edgar Hoover-era G-men convinced that Communist subversives were the root cause of civil rights era protest and unrest.
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But there's tremendous opportunity and energy for progressives and feminists to make some serious gains at the state and local level in the meantime — which also happens to be a much better long-term organizing strategy than obsessing over presidential politics.
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While health trends have historically been set by Los Angeles, with people obsessing over an actor's workout or skin routine, Mr. Woo argues that in the current economy, following the habits of a tech C.E.O. like Mr. Dorsey makes more sense.
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If you've been obsessing about not getting a job you really wanted, consider if you're only feeling that way because you didn't get a promotion you were hoping for, or because your co-workers have been getting under your skin lately.
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Even though Silicon Valley has been obsessing as of late over robots that make pizza and coffee and burgers—basically, restaurants where you're not bothered with pesky human interaction—pretty much all of them had cratered even before the coronavirus crisis.
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Mostly, though, in the past year and a half, Harvey Weinstein has been holed up on his own in a rented apartment in Manhattan, reading books, watching streamed TV shows, Googling himself and nervously obsessing about the outcome of his trial.
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Hillary Evans, a hypnotherapist in Charleston, S.C., has brides come to her many reasons: They want to lose weight and can't, they are fighting with relatives or friends, they are obsessing over details or they are terrified of giving their speeches.
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RICHMOND, Va. — It was the electoral nightmare Virginia never wanted to experience: being host to a high-profile mess like the 2000 presidential election recount in Florida, with officials obsessing over questionable ballots as political power hangs in the balance.
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The legacy of his heroes like Chaka Khan, who has a track named in her honor on the album, as well as a life obsessing over disco records, can be felt throughout, and it's a complete and exciting listen from front to back.
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I started thinking about this—obsessing over it, really—after listening to an episode of the podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz, in which music psychologist Ani Patel of Tufts University explained that we might be losing a longstanding emotional connection when we type.
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The first time it clicked that Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard had a relationship worth obsessing over was when she went on Ellen to share that now-famous video of him surprising her with a visit from a sloth, her favorite animal.
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However, when disasters occur, when we don't agree with the politicians in power, or when we become concerned with a pending threat like global warming or economic collapse, scanning, checking, and obsessing online can interfere with our mood, and our ability to function.
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In true antithetical fashion, her haters take the exact opposite approach in obsessing over her: While her fans praise her familiarity and relatability, her haters definitely do everything to bully and other her, presenting her as an adversary to be taken out.
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So, now that we've established that buying on sale can give you even more bang for your buck than you realized, it's time to shop the shoes we were eyeing earlier this summer (and are still obsessing over a few months later).
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However, when disasters occur, when we don't agree with the politicians in power, or when we become concerned with a pending threat like global warming or economic collapse, scanning, checking and obsessing online can interfere with our mood, and our ability to function.
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Rachel (Angourie Rice) and Jack (Madison Davenport) are teen sisters trying to cope with their mother's death — Jack by playing her mom's favorite alt-rock songs on guitar and Rachel by obsessing over Ashley O, an inspirational singer-songwriter played by Miley Cyrus.
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Well, here's why it matters: I've lost a few dozen pounds gradually over the last few years, by obsessing less over food and finding no-BS joy in certain forms of exercise — bless you, dance cardio — and getting slightly toned in the process.
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Rolfe argued that, if Apple were a private company, "we might be popping champagne corks instead of maybe obsessing over next quarter or two," in reference to the record-breaking $16.1 billion in operating cash flow the company saw in the September quarter.
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But as much as we (and The Devils Wear Zara) love a good Zara find, it's difficult to predict whether the piece you're obsessing over will become the next dress — you know, that blue off-the-shoulder one everybody seemed to own.
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And we're forever obsessing with the community of gamers out there who find their own creativity inspired by games and who spend hours discovering the depths of games, whether that's glitches or easter eggs or pro-tips or just plain fun antics.
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In the meantime, I'm loving the new season of "The Last Alaskans," thinking a lot about how great Marsai Martin is as Diane, the youngest daughter, on "black-ish" and obsessing over every update from this wombat rescue I started following on Instagram.
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We've been obsessing over the dusty twinklings of Matthew Herbert's Lianna La Havas remix on the new Pampa compilation, the shimmering carnage of Celestial Trax' "Secrets," and keeping our scope international, we've enjoyed "Kissy Fits," the latest from Australian duo Ara Koufax.
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For the past decade, a group of researchers in California, Oregon and Washington have been obsessing over timescales on the order of seconds: They've been developing a system called ShakeAlert that promises to warn people in the crucial moments before an earthquake hits.
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We make a fair amount of Mexican food through Rita's and having spent three months in Mexico obsessing over corn, nixtamalization (the process of preparing corn), masa, and corn tortillas, the only thing you need for a good quesadilla is proper corn tortillas.
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When it came time to start feeding our baby solids, I made him some purees but stocked up on store-bought pouches the moment I started obsessing about trying to get him to like lentils and kale (newsflash: babies don't like kale).
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Alongside becoming completely invested in the two main characters, you start to love nearly all of The Untamed's expansive cast; I came for queer exorcists, and by the end, I was obsessing over villain hats and sobbing about adoptive families and sworn brotherhood.
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The magazine arranged a question-and-answer session between Ledecky and the public on Twitter, where she talked about setting goals but also, with particular eloquence, about encouraging young athletes to relish the everyday joys of challenging themselves rather than obsessing over success.
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They added that people "tend to compare themselves unfavorably with their ideal version of themselves," torturing themselves with worst-case scenarios and obsessing about how to make things better — even though there's nothing to make better because it's all in our heads.
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"Listen, he spends his weekend obsessing over great men because he knows it, and I know it, and all of you know it: he will never be a great man," McCain said on ABC's "The View," where she is a co-host.
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After the launch of Disney+ Star Wars series The Mandalorian introduced the world to the perfect angel that is the creature the internet keeps calling Baby Yoda, people everywhere couldn't stop obsessing over (and creating brilliant memes of) the tiny green alien.
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What Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is suggesting is that, as a culture, we have spent so long obsessing over stories in which friendship is subordinate to romantic love — and as a result, our newfound infatuation with platonic love stories might not be entirely trustworthy.
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Look, we're going to be spending a lot of time obsessing over these in the next couple days, but we know you want to do the same, so we're leaving them all up top for you to analyze while we collect our thoughts. Enjoy!
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A 750 will serve, and "obsessing over a score of 800 versus 820 is largely a waste of time," Greg McBride, chief analyst at Bankrate, tells CNBC Make It. Here are three reasons it's worth doing the work to get to "excellent" in 2019.
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"I think her seeing me committed to my health without obsessing over it helps her to realize that even though she sees some things that she doesn't like in the mirror, it doesn't mean that she's any better or worse of a person," Hronek says.
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In Nobody, which is a collection of first-person essays, Kendrick is at her most relatable when she reveals she too endured the universal pain of: obsessing over the wrong kind of guy, struggling to pay rent and trying to be "cool" around celebrities.
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The Screen Actor's Guild nominations for 2019 are here (in fact, they're all listed right here) and while you're probably obsessing over some of your favorite actors getting nominations for stellar turns this year, you might be wondering what the nominees for best picture are.
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Do they feel then that they're part of it, or do they ... I mean, they do have sort of ... like, backstage, we had two people already obsessing of you, and everywhere you have a lot of fans, who are very much into the brand.
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Keep 'em coming… But many of us complicate the way we set our goals — we end up obsessing over a variety of layers, like focusing too heavily on the results, expecting to reach them overnight or worrying about it will interfere with our work life.
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Early last year, Mark Yusko, founder and CEO of Morgan Creek Capital Management, predicted crude oil would approach $30 a barrel and deflation would become the main economic headwind for the developed world, rather than the inflation with which the market had been obsessing.
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In the new issue of V magazine, during an interview with his friend and long-time fan Sarah Jessica Parker, the 25-year-old singer revealed that at the start of his music career, he spent a lot of time obsessing over his body.
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Leo, you love your reflection, but even the mirror may be a stressful place for you as Venus retrograde finds you obsessing over what you see—and it'll be even worse if you hit the salon, because Venus retrograde is a terrible time for makeovers.
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While Garland's mistreatment was expected by some to become an important issue in the election, we instead spent the next eight months obsessing over the various dumb stuff that Donald Trump and his merry band of idiots said and did on the campaign trail.
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Lev Grossman's Magicians books are the kind of books you obsess over if you are also prone to obsessing over how unfair it is that Susan gets kicked out of Narnia because she likes lipstick, while simultaneously fantasizing about meeting a faun under a lamppost.
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Everyone idealizes having a crush until you actually get one, and realise that it's actually pretty exhausting, agonizing over which text to send and why they haven't responded and why they left you on read, and whether it's weird to be obsessing so much.
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"Some people, not necessarily friends of ours, are obsessing about my being here," Friedman said at the ceremony, adding the excavation project uncovered "the truth, whether you believe or not ... the truth is the only foundation upon which peace will come to this area".
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" And the clothes, inspired by Mr. Watanabe's boyhood habit of "obsessing over heroes and hobbies,'' are covered with flak vests, pouched harnesses, holster bags, backpacks, fanny packs and assorted military kit — an echo of those Virgil Abloh showed a day before at Louis Vuitton.
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"He spends his weekend obsessing over great men because he knows it and I know it, and all of you know it, he will never be a great man," the Megan McCain said Monday on ABC's "The View," the show she regularly co-hosts.
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More than white or Latino parents, they expressed concern about boys shown as violent or aggressive, girls' obsessing about their appearance, and the way African-American girls and boys are portrayed, according to the survey, of 933 parents of children ages 2 to 17.
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The day after Mr. Trump fired the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, whose agency is investigating links between Russia and the president's associates, Mr. Camp alluded to it briefly, and dutifully, only to make fun of the news media for obsessing about the story.
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No need to stop obsessing over the story of serial killer Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) and his many obsessions: You has been renewed for a season 3, according to a press release from Netflix, and it could be the season that Joe finally gets justice.
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We've got children jockeying for their father's kingdom (in King Lear fashion), and a lost young prince struggling to care about his young and beautiful love interest while obsessing about a mother figure (Roman's pretty damn Hamlet-y, even if he doesn't know the plot).
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"The reality is that the real G.D.P. of the economy has never been higher and that consumer spending per household is at an all-time high," said Mr. Yardeni, who has been arguing for some time that markets have been obsessing needlessly over worrying headlines.
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"While elites and political pundits are busy obsessing over tweets, our campaign is building a movement to lift up working class Americans and transform our economy so it works for all of us," Sanders campaign spokesperson Mike Casca told Vox in an emailed statement.
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As a lipstick enthusiast, the man of the models (Karlie Kloss, Alessandra Ambrosio, Jasmine Sanders, Gigi Hadid and a slew of others) has been obsessing over one particular deep velvety red shade that he can't stop "pairing with glowy skin" (he suggests La Mer's 'The Renewal Oil').
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We need a glass of water, A.S.A.P. Much like the rest of the Internet, we're obsessing over Britney Spears' new, incredibly steamy music video for the track "Slumber Party," which features Tinashe and the queen of pop looking hot, confident and very excited to be collaborating.
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"One of the most remarkable things is that, in many ways, having my attention focused on my son has made me a better actress because I don't come home every night dwelling on every little scene, every little line, and obsessing over my work," she told PEOPLE.
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"At least it's not snowing," said one of the attendees as he shook the rain from his expensive-looking blazer, a reference to the snowstorm working its way up the East Coast that many of the Americans here for men's fashion week seem to be obsessing over.
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After seeing just how many made the trip, we couldn't stop refreshing the social media app, obsessing over things like who took Katy Perry's place as performer, just how good the Balmain collaboration is, and what new faces will take the runway (and which ones won't).
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Dust storms on Mars are a nightmare, and at all times we have a roomful of people obsessing over atmospheric updates, not just for the landing site but for the entire planet, in case we need to fine-tune the flight path we come in on.
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Our memories range from hiking Machu Picchu (2 hours ago), watching too many hours of SVU in the back of the tour bus, getting me a puppy, walking on fire, driving each other crazy, endless closet clean outs, 5,000 breakthroughs, obsessing over our dogs, and more.
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While the survey's findings are not scientific and should be taken with a grain of salt, here are some key takeaways:Yes, you should binge-watch Netflix originalsAccording to the study, millennials were 270% more likely be attracted to others if they're both obsessing over the same shows.
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TV shows If you like obsessing over mythology and still want to take advantage of your HBO account, and also Ramin Djawadi is your hero: "Westworld" (HBO), about a theme park for rich people filled with robots who have achieved sentience (scored by the incomparable GoT composer).
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It is an at-times awkward try to soothe tensions with a lifestyle that exploded with controversy when Cruz accused his main presidential rival, New Yorker Donald Trump, of embodying "New York values" such as supporting gay marriage and abortion and obsessing over money and the media.
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Granted, many of the people I talk to or follow are game critics and designers, so it's not surprising they'd be obsessing over the extremely shiny object that was Breath of the Wild, but it made it seem like Horizon was a blip in the release calendar.
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Instagram's chief product officer told the audience it might be a good idea to stop obsessing over how many likes other people get, while scientists from Memphis Meats detailed ways people can be better stewards to the planet by eating meat grown in a laboratory from cells.
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At Kaki Lima, named for Indonesia's street-food stalls, Ms. Pratiwi and Mr. Gelling (an editor at the public-radio program PRI's The World and a former contributor to The New York Times) are champions of Indonesian culture, obsessing over the details and authenticity of their food.
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Yet there is a surprising number of people who love these steel giants, obsessing over unique examples like the Carquinez Strait Powerline Crossing in California that was the first to traverse a major river, or the Mettlen–Lavorgo powerline in Switzerland which emerges from an artificial lake.
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Children's Books One of the more rewarding parts of parenting has to be watching your kids take to something with the kind of ferocity you might've forgotten was possible — whether it's playing center midfield or mastering a sonata, or obsessing over every last variety of shark species.
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"To our colleagues in federal government, I humbly suggest that at this time, instead of arguing with football players, instead of obsessing how to take health care from the poor in this country, why don't we put the politics aside and focus on helping Americans?" he said.
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"Whether it was representing Big Tobacco, obsessing about President Clinton's sex life or disgracing himself in the Baylor rape scandal, Ken Starr has always been on the wrong side of history, ethics, and common decency," said Paul Begala, a former White House counselor to Mr. Clinton.
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It's a jarring juxtaposition for the reality TV star-turned-president who spent months on the campaign trail obsessing about his poll numbers and reading them to massive rally crowds while vowing that he'd win so much as president that Americans would get sick of it.
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She points to people with eating disorders who learn how to focus more on family and social activities and less on obsessing about their bodies, as well as people without eating disorders who start exercising and who have minimal body changes, but who gain more energy and feel stronger.
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And while playing with the Gameball is a little more physically-demanding than cards or a board game, I think it's still a great addition to a family game night—or a family game all-night-long if you're like me and find yourself obsessing over high scores.
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Each week, the internet has been obsessing over North grabbing the microphone or showing off her best dance moves — but this Sunday's session stirred up different reactions after people spotted the five year old swaying to the music wearing a black dress, a big smile, and black lipstick.
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The fire was pretty small, didn't trigger an evacuation of the building, and no one was seriously injured, giving some on Twitter good excuse to stop obsessing over Oprah's potential presidential bid and crack a seemingly endless slew of jokes about Trump's pants being on fire, so there's that.
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But apparently, you can take the people out of the monarchy but you can't, uh, take the monarchy out of the people, because here we are, nearly 250 years later, watching family members fight over the Iron Throne and obsessing over the Prince of England's new royal spawn.
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Back when I was a teenager, there was always those corrupted larrikins—who happened to be my Muslim friends—who would waste their Ramadan hours beside train stations, plotting cash schemes and obsessing over things they couldn't have, even if such things were at the mercy of spiritual purification.
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The Internet "Come Over" You know that feeling of a summer crush: when you've got lots of free time to orchestrate chance encounters with the person you're maybe obsessing about, when every chance encounter in the neighborhood feels like fate, or when you stay up too late texting?
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I didn't feel guilty about taking vacations from my old job (that was one boundary I succeeded in setting), but I did tend to ruin the last few days of them by obsessing over what my first morning back would be like, even though my fears were generally unfounded.
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This past weekend, "Saturday Night Live" featured a blistering skit, with Alec Baldwin as Trump, obsessing over retweeting the rants of his followers, from high schoolers on up, instead of paying attention to security briefings from officials who are having trouble swallowing that the inauguration is weeks away.
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"He spends his weekend obsessing over great men because he knows it, and I know it and all of you know it, he will never be a great man," McCain said on "The View" in her lengthiest comments since Trump's pair of weekend tweets that targeted her father.
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Frank Bruni Shortly before the newest U.S. News & World Report college rankings came out last week, I got a fresh glimpse of how ridiculous they can be — and of why panicked high school seniors and their status-conscious parents should not spend the next months obsessing over them.
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The wait is almost over for the Finding Nemo sequel, Finding Dory, which hits theaters on June 17, and besides (re)watching the trailer and obsessing over the new characters, there's another way to get amped for the aquatic-themed flick: with some swim-centric gear inspired by it.
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Virgos can feel entitled to promotions and raises for being such taskmasters—but they can get passed over, because while they were obsessing about some obscure tedious detail in the workflow, someone else was figuring out what makes the boss tick emotionally, or looking at the bigger picture.
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Obsessing over tactical minutiae; planning major life events around the fixture list; refusing to speak to their nearest and dearest for much of the weekend when their side loses; these things are par for the course for dedicated football fans, and mundane facts of life for everyone else.
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We're too busy obsessing about our babies We're likely stressed and sleep deprived because we're hovering over the baby all night to make sure she's OK. Here are some of the "smart" devices available to track their vitals: a swaddle, a chest band, a sticker, sock, and a onesie.
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More than anything, Ms. Pelosi is focused on pursuing center-left policies she thinks will help her party out in 2020 — a focus on pragmatic improvements to health care, ballot access, clean government, immigration and infrastructure, one that emphasizes beating Mr. Trump politically without obsessing over Mr. Trump personally.
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But core to self-compassion is to avoid getting caught up in our mistakes and obsessing about them until we degrade ourselves, and rather strive to let go of them so we can move onto the next productive action from a place of acceptance and clarity, according to experts.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — Everyone should be so lucky as to have a next-level gift giver in their lives, the kind of person who takes genuine pleasure in thinking months ahead and obsessing over every detail about each present for each person in your family or social circle.
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The only positive takeaway from the documentary clip was seeing Meghan's interviewer ask whether she was OK. Now that the world know's she's struggling — given the circumstances, who can blame her — it's time for the media and Twittersphere to stop obsessing about her and give her the space she needs.
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Rhodes — who has to deal with an explosive New York Times Magazine profile about him published during the making of the film — is particularly straightforward, expressing frustration about the American press and electorate's lack of interest in what's happening abroad in favor of obsessing over then-candidate Donald Trump's tweets.
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But I come from Italy, and it kind of started as a research project at the time at uni—I was in the UK at the time, and I was just comparing how Italians were obsessing over the migration crisis while in the UK it was like it didn't happen.
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While we can't be certain that Cameron is right — in part because Edwards is no longer alive and able to account for his whereabouts, and also because this theory is absolutely a little out there — it's still a pretty compelling read for anyone still obsessing over the details of the case.
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That purity is sexual and political and economic: Women and women's media who obsess over teen girl culture are in a sense obsessing over a version of themselves that does not have to live as a cog in capitalism and does not (in this fantasy) have to contend with reproductive choices.
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After an offseason spent obsessing over the "double-doink" that knocked them out of the playoffs, the Bears thought they had finally fixed their fatal flaw after signing kicker Eddy Pineiro, who in Week 23 hit a game-winning field goal in the final seconds to beat the Denver Broncos.
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As someone who has spent way too much of his dwindling mental capacity over the years obsessing over Duke basketball, our version of Skull and Bones that everyone gets to join, I can't tell you how uplifting it is to find Yale, of all teams, as our opponent in Saturday's game.
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"Someone was saying people are attracted to it because that was a time when people would just sit in a room and be with each other, or in a coffee shop with each other, and they didn't have some device that they were obsessing on or focusing on," she said.
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On top of that, I typically wind up with a review vehicle of just about every new car that comes out, so I have the option of not obsessing over whether I can spend five minutes struggling to get a good look at a vehicle debut in a crowded exhibition hall.
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The fact that the media is still obsessing about this story two months in and being used by people who want to push a narrative that Smollett damaged race relations, rather than acknowledging that race relations have already been ripped to shreds in the Trump era, is the real embarrassment.
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Tuccillo said they were often asked, "Why isn't there a book called She's Just Not That Into You?" at events, and that Behrendt always took the lead on answering, explaining that men didn't need the book because they don't process dating disappointments by obsessing over every little thing a woman ever said.
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Meanwhile, Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) — who spent most of season 1 trapped in the horrifying shadow realm known as the Upside Down and season 2 being possessed by the villainous Mind Flayer — is desperate to get his friends to stop obsessing over girls and get back to playing Dungeons & Dragons in the basement.
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While Americans who follow politics were obsessing over the latest ups and downs of the Trump Show this summer, real policy changes that are important to wealthy business interests continued to roll out of DC. In late July, for instance, the Senate confirmed David Bernhardt to serve as deputy secretary of the interior.
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This is literally now every minute, every hour of every day, the media their friends on the left three years running, obsessing over the crisis of the second, totally ignoring the biggest issues that we the people are facing in this country and ignoring the massive success out of the Trump administration.
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Co-director Byron Howard tweeted early Zootopia sketches as he conversed with furries; animator Daniel Gonzales encouraged fans to send pictures of themselves in fursuits; and layout supervisor Joaquin Baldwin pondered the Zootopian presence of "smoothies" (for those of you outside furry culture, that's the concept of anthropomorphic characters obsessing over humans).
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These experiences changed for me as I entered my late teens and spent much of my Sunday mornings in church obsessing over the Book of Revelation, equally terrified and turned off by how chaotic the world was supposed to become for those who did not get it together in time for Jesus's return.
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Rather, it is to argue that by obsessing over how the manufacturing jobs of the 1970s were lost to globalization, Mr. Trump is missing a more critical workplace transformation: the vast outsourcing of many tasks — including running the cafeteria, building maintenance and security — to low-margin, low-wage subcontractors within the United States.
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To the Editor: I live in a local historic district that operates much as Binyamin Appelbaum describes, with a historic district commission of architects and aesthetic purists obsessing over minutiae, brushing off the urgent need for affordable housing and mobilization against the climate crisis, and safeguarding a sterile, static version of the past.
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In fact, if I'm obsessing over the numbers and grades on my computer screen, I am likely to miss the most important indicators of his long-term success and happiness: his competence, his ability to empathize with others, his emerging ability to advocate for himself and his vision of a better world.
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This will be an important time to find a better balance between your public and private life, whether that means tending to your housework as much as you do your office work or spending more quality time with your family instead of posting selfies for your followers and obsessing over your likes.
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And the fact that we don't know the truth either, beyond whatever we might read into that final look Renée gives the now-deserted Jennings home — and kudos to Laurie Holden for selling that moment as well as she does — puts us right there in Stan's shoes, obsessing over a gut feeling, maybe forever.
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Like his wife, he spends most of his day obsessing about their relationship – running over to her office to scold her for not paying attention to him, driving over to her office to whisk her away on surprise vacation, planning last-minute business trips so he can try and force her to come along.
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A true Times columnist does not spend their days concerned with marginal trends like the internet, and our spirits sag when we see contributors like Zeynep Tufekci and Tim Wu writing about — about, not on — their computers, obsessing over issues that surely no more than a dozen of our readers will live to understand.
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Plain and simple: We can't stop obsessing over Meghan Markle's style, whether it's the perfect cold weather look she wore earlier this month, the wrap coat she sported to announce her engagement to Prince Harry, or even the handbag so good we're still refreshing the brand's website in the hopes of scoring one for ourselves.
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In the season 3 opener, "Labor Day," Betty (Lili Reinhart) has had it up to here with her mom Alice (Mädchen Amick) and sister Polly (Tiera Skovbye) obsessing over "The Farm," some new-agey organization that helped Alice get over the fact that her husband Hal (Lochlyn Munro) murdered four people as the Black Hood.
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While the media and politicians were obsessing about young white Americans, grunge and the "deplorable" fashion trend of heroin chic, in the 20093s, the black hip-hop generation was turning to marijuana, according to David Courtwright, a professor of history at the University of North Florida, who cites research by Andrew Golub and Bruce Johnson.
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Swift has been heavily positioning this new album as a return to form: After spending the Reputation years in black leather, obsessing over the haters who called her a snake, Swift hints that Lover will see her turning back into the sweet girly girl who sang cute songs about Romeo and Juliet circa 2009.
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Timothy Egan Contributing Opinion Writer While we were obsessing over the self-obsessive one, people who take a much longer view of things have been debating the question of whether trees talk to one another, experience pain, have sex and send out signals of distress about the imminent collapse of this little planet of ours.
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Consider: While we're busy obsessing over MBS, longer-term frictions with China — which has also soaked Silicon Valley in capital — grow more concerning by the day, from an ongoing trade war with the U.S., to allegations of intellectual property theft, to Beijing's continued militarization of disputed islands in the South China Sea, to newer concerns over currency manipulation.
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In our curated mix, you'll see plenty of It prints like micro florals and fruit-filled patterns, a sneaker trend Instagram is already obsessing over, plus season-appropriate denim to go with each look courtesy of AG. Other highlights include two-tone swimwear we can't wait to debut and debatably the cutest accessory of the season: the beaded bag.
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Horror movie audiences may find it hard to believe in Cloverfield's group of friends fleeing a Godzilla-sized monster through the streets of New York, but they can certainly believe in a guy coming away from a party with a drained phone battery and obsessing over the need to make one last phone call before the night's over.
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Just like there are subcultures of folks obsessing over mechanical keys, there are subcultures of people modding "cheese-grater" Macs so that they run more modern hardware, and high-end users choosing to set up a Hackintosh to keep their workflow but have a bit more flexibility over the machine they use as their main rig.
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And I'm still a little uncertain that Strange is really going to fit into that universe well, given the scale differential — Captain America is throwing punches, repping Brooklyn, and obsessing over saving one old buddy, while Strange is turning back time itself to defend the entire earth against a hungry shadow-dimension that's already killed him countless times.
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And a new question is obsessing the Trump-obsessed, with the first of three scheduled presidential debates drawing near: Will the capricious, unabashedly vain and uncommonly boastful Republican nominee, who skipped a climactic primary season debate in Iowa over a feud with the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, wind up quitting after one confrontation with Mrs. Clinton?
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But I've spent much of the past week obsessing over the new recording, which features the baritone Gerald Finley (the de facto owner of the role of J. Robert Oppenheimer) and the soprano Julia Bullock, who will reprise her performance in Santa Fe. This is one of Mr. Adams's most sophisticated scores, with some of his finest choral music.
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Year after year, we make ourselves sick, repressing our financial anxieties under a candied veneer of season's greetings, obsessing over everything we're going to have to buy: planes, trains, and automobiles home with armfuls of gifts for family and, before that, holiday parties with friends, coworkers, lovers, and nights out before everybody splits until New Year's.
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"I'd been idly obsessing over slapstick and comedic violence and how it relates to manipulation or utilization of the figure, and had was daydreaming of ways that I could deform, fragment, or otherwise wield some of the surreal figures I'd been creating over the last year or so in a more performative, musical way," Rolfes tells The Creators Project.
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But underlying the thought is a widespread sentiment that many people believe sincerely: This country's problem with race is all about individuals not understanding each other — often called "the racial divide" or "racial tension" — and this is cured by interactions between people of different races, whether working out in the gym or obsessing over the latest game.
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"Traders will spend far too much time obsessing over when the Fed will tighten next, yet nothing matters more for share appreciation than robust growth in light of extremely optimistic earnings forecasts for 261 and forward multiples that already hover within an eyelash of their cyclical peak," Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities, said in a note to clients.
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" (Listen to the full MashReads Podcast discussion here.) (For books outside our comfort zone that we found ourselves obsessing over) There's Someone Inside Your House by Stephanie Perkins Aliza says: "It's not totally outside my wheelhouse in that it's YA but it is a pretty gruesome slasher book, and I wasn't sure if I would enjoy it, and I ended up loving it.
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We're just over two weeks away from the return of the epic fantasy series that we've all spent the last year obsessing about, and a massive, in-depth new Time article is getting us more pumped than ever to dive back into the drama in Westeros — especially when it comes to the Mother of Dragons and her fire-breathing babies.
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If you struggle to pay rent or make ends meet, you're probably not buying organic strawberries or obsessing over whether your kale is G.M.O. But if you're able to spend less on your next pair of shoes and a little more on feeding yourself and your family the most healthy options, it may be worth giving your grocery budget a little boost.
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While a stone-faced immigration officer pored over pictures of our wedding, I sat there sweating through the back of my pants, obsessing over our lawyer's final words before we went into the hearing: Juju had a great chance of receiving her green card — she was a doctor, we had married for love, we were the right age and had similar backgrounds.
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Then, considering the mellow mood of the sample I needed a groovy bass, something flowing (Loic went to sleep at one point of the night but i just couldn't, this sample was obsessing me) [Vocals] After that we worked on the structure, he wrote the lyrics and recorded the voice using his question/answer trick by playing with his diferent voice octave.
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Most of the book is given over to luxuriating in Janet's college experience: following her from class to class and book to book, and obsessing over the minutiae of her various dorm rooms, the unjustness of the fates that stuck her with an incompatible roommate, and the beauty of the various Shakespeare-quoting boys with whom Janet and her roommates take up.
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Game of Thrones fans have no problem obsessing over small characters if they feel they can be important to the plot — just look at the fervor around the potential return of Gendry — but the show did a poor job of making Dorne feel like it could be more than a supplier of soldiers in the war for the Iron Throne.
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While most people were busy obsessing over the royal wedding, Shaffer and a group of her closest friends, including actress Dianne Agron, Vogue editor Selby Drummond, W Magazine style director Sara Moonves (and daughter of CBS exec Leslie Moonves) and founder and CEO of Hill House Home, Nell Diamond, were celebrating her upcoming nuptials to Francesco Carrozzini at the exclusive Hotel Esencia in Tulum.
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But you touch on a wider point that's crucial and a big part of my push for people to stop obsessing on only a handful of schools: The skills you learn, the intelligence you build and the demonstration that you can make of your usefulness to an employer are going to be more important, broadly speaking, than the name of the school on your diploma.
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And as it relates to the broader point Ocasio-Cortez is raising, which is, essentially, you know what I meant, so stop obsessing over a single data point, I would respond this way: Would she -- or any Democrat -- say the same about the White House's made-up fact that upwards of 4,000 known or suspected terrorists have attempted to enter the US illegally through the southern border?
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In just a few weeks in office he has managed to petrify and enrage the world, obsessing over how many people were at his inauguration, hanging onto a ridiculous voter fraud conspiracy theory, repeatedly lying, threatening foreign leaders, signing ill-thought out executive orders, using his POTUS Twitter account to carry out personal vendettas, ordering Navy Seals to carry out a half-baked raid.
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In a chilling article in The Times this week, Glenn Thrush and Maggie Haberman described President Trump's Keystone Kops White House where aides meet in the dark because they can't figure out how to use the light switches (setting them to "on" might be worth trying), and Trump wanders around his living quarters in his bathrobe watching CNN and obsessing about how mean everyone is to him.
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But mostly, James spends time in the basement obsessing over thousands of episodes of a low-budget cult sci-fi show called Brigsby Bear, in which a human-sized bear and pair of identical girls called the "Sunshine Twins" battle an evil force that's trying to take over the universe, while also imparting life lessons about not trusting strangers and how to do complicated mathematical equations.
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The lyrics are really something special: I see you like that spot above Crawling through the liquid love You're cute and you're tweeting me Baby you go "beep beep beep" Everybody's partying Obsessing over crazy things I just want serenity While living it up It's not the best bird simile song by a female solo artist in recent memory, but we can't all be Nelly Furtado.
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But as I discussed in last week's review, that's the problem with expectation versus reality, and since Game of Thrones is potentially the last true 'watercooler' show that will succeed in gathering such a vocal weekly global audience all discussing and analyzing and obsessing about it in real-time, it was inevitable it could never completely satisfy those of us who have been madly theorizing about it for years.
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But at some point circa age 1003, I lost the ability to wolf down a weed brownie without withdrawing into a state of spiral-eyed paranoia, a tingly coma where all I could do was lie on the cool hardwood floor of my apartment listening to M83's Before the Dawn Heals Us wrapped in a down comforter and obsessing over the emotional significance of my childhood pets.
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For those in media still obsessing about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's lack of star power at his inauguration on January 20th, here's a telling story from the campaign to look back on.
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Despite the fact that obsessing over relationship minutiae seems like a holdover from a simpler time (2007 was also a year when people blogged about minutia for fun!), a quick survey among acquaintances revealed that yes, sudden repulsion still happens to people, including "good people" who don't usually have dirtbag knee-jerky reactions to things that happen around them (and who wouldn't "next" someone unless they had a good reason).
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That you could be interested in food and participate in being interested in that restaurant, Noma, without ever going there or even aspiring to go, or without ever going to New York and going to Mission Chinese because there's enough stuff wherever you live and you can order it and you can consume it online, that you can participate in food culture without obsessing about that restaurant or that chef. Right.
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Truly underground, sometimes: in 1858, the pundits and politicians in Britain were obsessing over the British government's takeover of India from the East India Company and the intentions of Napoleon III, yet the really big thing was the construction, with the supervisory genius of the great engineer Joseph Bazalgette, of a sewer system to protect London from its own waste, and so arrest the smelly "miasma" that had come to crisis conditions that year.
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THREE: While the anxiety-ridden perfectionism of Rick Pitino or Bobby Knight or Jim Boeheim caused them to live and die from play to play—obsessing over conditioning and image and hard work and all that horse shit everyone venerates in the abstract, but actually fucking hates in their own lives—Don just seemed like he rolled out of bed, took a look at his personnel, decided to try the most extreme shit possible, and put it into practice.
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