The scandal — or farce — brought some unforgettable oddities.
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Many are just "oddities," he said, such as the .
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In Boston last night, it was a doubleheader of oddities.
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The audience doesn't get its own anthem — the oddities do.
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There are a lot of statistical oddities in the study.
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But the art rock oddities of Blackstar are taking over.
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It's also the home of oddities called Kuiper Belt Objects.
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Sensible as that sounds, it nonetheless makes for some oddities.
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The mode still has a few oddities to work through.
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Here are some of the highlights and oddities: Friday, Aug.
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The film, however, is crammed with such oddities, and more.
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He probably yearns for a season free of more oddities.
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But there's always a sense of something purposeful to Lynch's oddities.
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British baseball is a weird one, even among this list's oddities.
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But they will probably remain infrequent oddities in the aid landscape.
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But now, Theia and Iris are becoming anything but space oddities.
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But this is Iowa, were small oddities can become big problems.
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Statues and oddities litter the halls at Wizards of the Coast.
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There are times when Yeasayer's inclination toward sonic oddities feels grating.
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Bartels doesn't deny that there were interesting oddities to this election.
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Biblical allusions and after-church oddities are strewn across his catalog.
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Here are six space-themed oddities you may have forgotten about.
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The festival's second week is strewn with the usual, intriguing oddities.
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Despite the game's oddities, you have to give the Celtics credit.
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Then, a few years later, beginning with "The Doubtful Guest," came a burst of superb oddities that no one knew quite what to make of but which took hold with a growing number of connoisseurs of … oddities.
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Others are excited for the galactic oddities the Dragonfly program might uncover.
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And if you're looking for more...oddities...they're not hard to find.
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The oddities, or Barnum, who's making a profit from their sheer oddness?
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Despite his stable achieving unexpected popularity, The Oddities were disbanded fairly promptly.
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"He had several oddities that nobody could figure out," Samantha tells PEOPLE.
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Others were single-season oddities, like The White Rapper Show or Crowned.
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Also there's this: West Virginia always has its share of political oddities.
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But the oddities made the outcomes worth watching to the last detail.
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I have always been fascinated by medical oddities, and gross medical things.
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And as we draw curtains on the year, here's more to oddities!
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For years, critics mostly treated these women as oddities rather than pioneers.
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The conclusion of the suspended game made for some other oddities, too.
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For a place of its size, Invercargill was chock-full of oddities.
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The man can't be beat when it comes to collecting outright oddities.
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The Oddities and Curiosities class was $100, all tools (and rats) provided.
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His bystander role is one of the many oddities of his administration.
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Beyond the quotidian oddities, there are strange things afoot at the factory.
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Those are not the only records and oddities about Super Bowl LIII.
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An actual recount, given the oddities of Iowa's caucus system, is impossible.
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Hopefully, Caribbean conservation groups will study the solenodon's many oddities in greater detail.
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This is classic horror-comic stuff, with screaming devils, ghosts, and other oddities.
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But they're also quiet reminders of why those oddities could never be replicated.
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Hell, even pre-seed has cropped up due to the market's current oddities.
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As oddities pile up around the commune, the effects slowly build in intensity.
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The hotel in Leningrad where we stayed provided further oddities of its own.
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So many oddities of mine can be traced back to active mthfr toxicity.
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Same goes for Fox, whose bundle includes oddities like the Fox Business Channel.
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And I no longer think of them as just oddities in the cityscape.
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Breakingviews Overpriced Silicon Valley unicorns are not the only technology-sector valuation oddities.
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But it left behind a trail of oddities not seen in many years.
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They used bargain bin oddities to give Midwestern Songs a patchwork, absurdist flow.
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Christian oddities inundated American culture between the early 90s and the mid-2000s.
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These design oddities may have been mistakes or a simple change of mind.
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Sometimes the clues like to point out the oddities of the English language.
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The Alabama election, despite its oddities, is a signal of things to come.
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There are also some oddities in scale, with certain films given outsized importance.
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Other apparent oddities are explained by Professor Bessembinder's application of the center's criteria.
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Despite Mario Paint's oddities, Xanderoni continues to use the application to make music.
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Despite the oddities of Cuomo's vision, the rendering itself is expressive and meticulous.
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Despite the oddities of the weekend, the Mets finished their trip 4-3.
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Such oddities aside, most communications to Congress fall into one of two categories.
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This time the New York Fed cleared five of them, despite the oddities.
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The genius of the site, however, comes from its innumerable, seemingly SEO-driven oddities.
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Because of its obvious limitations, even the movie's stutters come across as charming oddities.
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He was one of the stranger figures in a campaign that featured many oddities.
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But other Russian sources have pointed out oddities about the page and the confession.
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That new set of principles never really emerged, just a bunch of behavioural oddities.
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Silva was aligned with The Oddities—a wrestling stable so Attitude Era it hurts.
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Accounting oddities related to interest rates also dented the bank's profit during the quarter.
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Oddities like the ramen optimizer have been part of Ho's daily routines for years.
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Confusion turned into excitement, and a hunt began to find more of these oddities.
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Related: Hollywood Horror and Deep Space Oddities: This Week in Comics It's Predator vs.
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Among other oddities, Stoddard said Cooper's mother, Leanna, never asked to see his body.
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Unusual paint jobs and architectural oddities make some houses stand out in monotonous neighborhoods.
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But once the wave arrives, I paddle and stand and these oddities are forgotten.
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Balz said he's met hundreds of skull owners while touring and scouting for oddities.
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Despite the home's oddities, it's still a gorgeous example of Queen Anne Revival architecture.
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The policy also cautioned against direct translations, which have often been blamed for oddities.
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Women like me were considered oddities when I was in my 20s through 40s.
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The current dominance of "curating" is, like most contemporary oddities, tied to the internet.
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Its innovations and quirks have been too widely emulated, its oddities long since absorbed.
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Compare your own this season to some of the oddities our correspondents have received.
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Compare your own this season with some of the oddities our journalists have received.
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Wonderfully oddities, but aesthetically interesting ones nonetheless, and certainly as unique as Mamani claims.
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The oddities Indeed, the oddities help get to the heart of what the impeachment proceedings are about: Trump's distaste for presidential norms, his shunning of career professionals and his embrace of free-radicals the likes of whom have surrounded him for decades.
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Fight Club and King of Comedy poke at the highly specific oddities of their time.
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Such familiar sentiments appear in all their frankness and frailty, woven together with luminous oddities.
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What I found the most concerning about 24G were the weird network oddities I witnessed.
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It's a surprising reference to one of the most unusual oddities in Star Wars lore.
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In a world like that, Brookstone's oddities and innovations have a hard time breaking through.
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But in and around the house is Pritikin's vast collection of antiques, art, and oddities.
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Articles on the oddities of software-driven video recommendations date back to at least 2002.
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You see, Bourdrez has an interest in little oddities such as Dunn's anus x-ray.
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Probably thanks to its isolation, Willets Point is the scene for all sorts of oddities.
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He embraced flaws and oddities, confusing critics who had grown accustomed to slick studio work.
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Be outrageous, ridicule the fraidy-cats, rejoice in all the oddities that freedom can produce.
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But the art rock oddities of Blackstar [on which McCaslin was bandleader] are taking over.
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Mr. Cuomo is far from the only character in the Capitol, which has oddities galore.
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The better I understood Phantom Doctrine and its oddities, the less interesting I found it.
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There's a celebrity M.C., most often a comedian poking (very gentle) fun at fashion's oddities.
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It plans to reopen fully by November 3, when the museum hosts an Oddities Expo.
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With shifted eyes or an expanded nose, we get to know the subject through their oddities.
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But he'll get there if he keeps posting oddities like the one he shared on Sunday.
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Cartoonist Laura Park shares her fascination with medical oddities, lesser-known murderers, morbid Victoriana, and more.
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The Binewskis are a family of human oddities traveling across the country in a famous sideshow.
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The split view also includes some oddities when you try to activate a third floating app.
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These oddities extend to tax, which is collected by an office called Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs.
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I did notice a couple of oddities during my tests, though I was using beta software.
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Well, it's a fine combination of real band names, fake band names, and right-wing oddities.
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Mr. Mustapick was fond of cataloging oddities like prosthetic testicles for pets that had been neutered.
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I've played enough at this point that I've started to internalize the oddities of this interface.
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The fair is a cornucopia of art-world rarities, oddities, and editioned experiments at every turn.
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Giant Silva, a member of WWF's Oddities stable in the late 90s, also dabbled in MMA.
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The Warrens were charmed despite such oddities, but the owner's enthusiasm for selling ebbed and flowed.
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How does one use these delightful oddities without subjecting one's guests to certain spills and drips?
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They use, document and preserve minority and endangered languages not as historical oddities, but living, vibrant tongues.
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These measurement difficulties may help explain some of the oddities that harsher critics delight in pointing out.
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"Nudge" drew on years of work by Mr Thaler and co-authors identifying oddities in human behaviour.
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The Watts family home, in Frederick, Colorado, showed no urgent signs of violence, but there were oddities.
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Matt King, a credit strategist at Citigroup, highlights a number of oddities in a recent research note.
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Some Pitching Oddities Every year, pitchers find new and creative ways to fill up box-score lines.
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Back among the bohemian oddities of her hometown, Kael met a poet/experimental filmmaker names James Broughton.
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My guess would be gambling debt, but that seems obvious for a show that delights in oddities.
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But you have to be very careful because there are some oddities to Phantom Doctrine's tactical system.
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The only reason it's not in our top slot here is because of its user-interface oddities.
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Though they too are Chatwinesque oddities, their lives are not sources of irony, but instead of wonder.
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The appeal of such podcasts is that you get to learn about what's behind those historical oddities.
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He'll collect several dozen such oddities, then find some way to tie them all together into one story.
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The internet is rife with videos of these oddities wriggling about, and once seen, they're hard to forget.
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But it is a sign of the times: similar oddities have emerged in the interest-rate swap market.
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In this process, though, he also learned about the intricacies and oddities of many of the major exchanges.
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We're turning the space oddities up to 11 this week, peeping at galaxy mergers, asteroid photobombs, and more.
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The emergency backup goalie is one of those fun hockey oddities, one with a long and proud history.
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In a decade or two, perhaps the oddities of state lines might wind up working to Democrats' advantage.
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And occasionally, you hear of oddities like the duct-taped banana that fetched $120,000 last year in Miami .
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If nothing else, they give us a glimpse of the oddities that the future of personal vehicles holds.
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On his Instagram, which has 146,000 followers, viewers can observe his ability to find oddities in everyday situations.
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There are oddities, like the effect's inability to properly light two subjects and the sometimes jarring silhouette work.
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Both are oddities within their preferred area, and frightening enough in the other's that they must be respected.
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Among the numerous oddities of this moment in politics is that special prosecutor Robert Mueller has a dedicated fanbase.
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If the data sets it finds do not show any strange patterns, CORVIDS is unlikely to show oddities either.
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Some oddities to note: Most emoji don't start meaningfully populating in search until you input two or three characters.
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But complexity economists reckon that these oddities are not zigzags away from a path towards a single predictable outcome.
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Even with the sheer number of full-lengths, compilations, soundtracks, covers, and oddities, there's actually never been a dud.
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The other oddities cited at the beginning of this article are outgrowths of skewed congressional politics in different ways.
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One thing that Judd Apatow does exceptionally well is populate his work with the most satisfying blend of oddities.
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Perhaps the biggest obstacle to letting yourself enjoy Chewing Gum is in accepting your own freakish oddities and peculiarities.
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Teams include the Blogologues, who traffic in the internet's oddities; the topical Political Subversities; and the consistently bonkers Murderfist.
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When I arrived in Mexico as a New York Times correspondent, I thought the topes were just infrequent oddities.
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Lesson Plan | Space Oddities and Singing Astronauts: Renewing Interest in Space Exploration Test Yourself | The First Espresso in Space
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But nightlife, which is generally tailor-made for outcasts and oddities, has a way of fighting back against oppression.
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The beginning of the year is the unheralded sweet spot of moviegoing, where oddities can infiltrate unsuspecting neighborhood multiplexes.
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From eerie natural wonders to historical oddities and bizarre architecture, this is a travel companion for the incurably curious.
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But the critical oddities went the Dodgers' way, thanks largely to relentless planning and the payroll to support it.
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Because it's a matter of making love with all its consequences and oddities, embracing all our little queer quirks.
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A small refresh would seem more likely given the details of the filings, but there's still some oddities going on.
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Once found, additional infrared and radar telescopes are tasked with determining an object's size, shape, composition, and any orbital oddities.
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However, it's their sketches on the oddities of life in Mumbai that have struck a chord with viewers in India.
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A connoisseur of internet oddities, Esposito's first forays into creative writing began online through the wonderful world of weird Twitter.
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It makes a good story, but more research into the site and its oddities will need to bear it out.
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Gameplay oddities aside, the oversized Formula One cars are wonderfully detailed, with brilliant use of color and animated spinning tires.
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I stayed the week in a room filled with enough oddities to qualify as a Renaissance-era Cabinet of Curiosity.
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Ulrich's paintings morph the human form with original supernatural oddities that draw inspiration from ancient mythology, alchemy, and cosmic reality.
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"The people who buy oddities are always the most wonderful people with the best stories and biggest hearts," said Balz.
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"There is this mixture of negativity and positivity, a laughter, a fear, this sense they are oddities," Dr. Kalra said.
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These absurdist characters from the children's sketch show "All That" were beloved '290s oddities that could thrive only on cable.
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Even setting that aside, the enemies don't pose much of an obstacle once you've learned the oddities of this system.
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Perhaps China's best-known construction oddities are within China: ghost cities — see the desert city of Ordos — and empty airports.
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Here she turns "Story of O" into a fairy tale of its own, replete with oddities and violence and transformation.
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One of the oddities of this development is that we also expect the departing swan's song to be its truest.
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The first floor also features a few oddities like the LM002, a Humvee-like S.U.V. made from 1986 until 43.
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She described shortcomings in the trials the inmates had received and oddities in the laws the courts below had applied.
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But as they start to notice oddities around them, they begin to wonder if something more insidious is at work.
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Titled House of Wax, the unusual exhibit comes from the collection of Ryan Matthew Cohn, star of the TV show Oddities.
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But all of these oddities are just trappings surrounding the real meat of the show: Lenny doesn't actually believe in God.
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In addition to the worms, it offers alligator, snake, and hammerhead shark jerkies at Walmart, and other oddities on its website.
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Today, we tend to write off people who do things that violate our ideas about aging as "special cases" or oddities.
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Lettie bursts into "This Is Me" after Barnum bars her and her fellow oddities from attending one of his fancy afterparties.
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At this moment in the musical, the oddities understand the vast distance that lies between being a star and being accepted.
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And pretty quickly you realize that it's true: Brookstone stores are closing, but its spirit lives on in these affable oddities.
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The last time the bank reported such strong results, three years ago, most of the surge came from one-time oddities.
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Noticing the oddities of our language within the boundaries of a square grid is what making crossword puzzles is all about.
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There are oddities to Quartell-Balec transaction, say financial analysts consulted by CNN who have examined the contract and supporting documents.
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But weirdness cuts both ways, and tends to work better when the director is emotionally invested in his or her oddities.
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But as oddities such as these court sketches multiply, we have to wonder what the Canadian authorities are trying to hide.
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He browsed South Beach, carrying a camcorder that he used to document oddities as older generations once did with Polaroid cameras.
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One of the oddest things about this film is how many of the oddities, especially the more lubricious ones, are true.
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One of the oddities and pleasures of this prequel show is knowing the ultimate fate of so many of the characters.
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Most of them wanted nothing to do with her little house with no square angles and oddities like closets without doors.
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The six overlapping profiles, on the other hand, tell such an intriguing story that the book's marginal oddities fade in importance.
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Looking back on the Robert Mueller era, one of the oddities of the special counsel's investigation was the allure of secrecy.
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She recently invited me to tour her collection of witchy oddities before Vancouver's relentless real estate shitstorm forces her to downsize.
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As he grows up, he is unaware that he is being filmed, though he begins to pick up oddities as an adult.
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He had some of the mannerisms of a patient—tics and oddities—but he was, in fact, the head of adolescent psychiatry.
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Recently, a team of researchers at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) proposed a probe they believe can tackle Titan's many oddities.
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My mom made note of other oddities, like the time I came home with seventeen camera key chains from the Nature Company.
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High on the list of British oddities is that it is a composite of four nations—England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Salvjiia, 19, is part of a subculture of self-created oddities proliferating online and, more recently, leaching into the world of style.
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In the 1800s, museums were the dime variety packed with "freaks" and oddities as often as they were scholarly organizations of knowledge.
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This time, the game involved some true oddities, like a display of two guys with boxes for heads playing Head of Lies.
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I hope readers will develop new respect for their own oddities and maybe get some insight into the erotic imagination in general.
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Tim Schutsky is a Brooklyn-based photographer known for his multifarious styles and knack for capturing the oddities (and eyeballs) around him.
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ONE of the many oddities of the topsy-turvy world of Chinese finance is that red is green and green is red.
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And climate deniers have conducted a kind of scavenger hunt for oddities that appear to challenge the overwhelming consensus of climate scientists.
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Rottenberg aptly expresses her interest in the oddities of the human form and how the concept of beauty plays into her art.
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You can use Google's text-to-speech feature to do things like help you hear grammatical oddities in your text or documents.
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Not missing from Mr. Kamps's script, which has fun with some of the dialect's phraseological oddities, but missing from Mr. Quinn's production.
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But alongside high-end paintings and portraits are smaller curios and oddities, which means quite a few themes run through the show.
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It seems like everyone's favorite house-not-house imprint 100% Silk release more top notch oddities than any other label on earth.
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But if Seligman is right, we might not have to chase 'Oumuamua through the cosmos to get closer to these space oddities.
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Such oddities turned the kakapo into fast food for human settlers—and for the cats, rats and possums they brought with them.
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And it's fun to see oddities he didn't use again, like an academic circling of the leg awkwardly executed to the rear.
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"Merry Xmas Everybody," a sardonic and brazenly British romp through the oddities of Christmas Day, regularly ranks among Brits' favorite festive tracks.
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The oddities at CES show why journalists often complain that the show is a pointless ritual that produces few interesting stories about tech.
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One of the underlying oddities of the saga is that it's never been entirely clear what Trump actually wants out of this interaction.
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New research from Georgia Institute of Technology suggests that Uranus' unusual spin axis could be responsible for another one of the planet's oddities.
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There were apparently a few oddities of the Klingon language that needed to be figured out before it could come to Duolingo, though.
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A Swedish duo has acquired a large fan following in India after tickling people with their astutely observed, funny videos on Indian oddities.
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Although he was briefly taken aback by the pairing, Rex said he'd seen plenty of natural oddities during his life on the land.
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It offers, in short, a cornucopia of visual oddities that seem arbitrary yet torment the reader because they suggest the possibility of meaning.
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Nature offers up plenty of oddities, but it's not often that you get to catch them doing strangely cool stuff in plain sight.
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Of all the oddities of the market's 2016 downturn, one of the oddest is the decline in home-building stocks, like Toll Bros.
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen has always been a freewheeling parade of celebrity oddities — Andy Cohen has that effect on people.
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"Kammermusik," set to Paul Hindemith's Kammermusik No. 2 (1925), for piano and orchestra, is uncompromising modernism, intensely rhythmical and abounding in deliberate oddities.
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That play is sure to be the prickliest pear in a season filled with amusements, oddities, and reckonings with America's past and present.
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This week includes a few oddities, including Alabama as a massive favorite and an exciting matchup in Texas with Matthew McConaughey in attendance.
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As a result, the chain has been timidly tinkering with its breakfast menu, adding such oddities as breakfast bagels and McChicken breakfast sandwiches.
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WNYC's "Radiolab" — the brainchild of top reporters Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich — investigates everyday oddities with a blend of science, philosophy, and music.
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Equally thrilling are the drawings, like "Infernal Landscape," offering glimpses at Bosch's moment of creation, when pen and ink swirled into wondrous oddities.
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This was an era when the elite were collecting for kunstkammern, or curiosity cabinets, where these objects of knowledge joined oddities of nature.
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At 90+ minutes, the mix includes a wide-variety of intergalactic oddities: Star Wars commercials, lost footage, fan films, rarities, and, yes, pornography.
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But while Arbus sought out odd people or situations, Fox Solomon's oddities are elsewhere: in her special ability to register tiny interstitial moments.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to see more of the oddities New Yorkers regularly encounter on the subway.
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To the Editor: One of the oddities of human behavior is that people often vote and behave in violation of their own interests.
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A photograph of a piece of bacon cooked in a hair straightener has become a staple of Web sites that catalogue online oddities.
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It was covered with sensational political headlines and surrounded by ads with lewd, attention-grabbing images, including medical oddities and barely dressed women.
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Mr. Trabucco always uses a lot of fresh entries, and we have 11 debuts and many more rarities and oddities to contend with.
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Kutcher's conversation with Alexa highlights the modern-day oddities of living with a virtual assistant who can respond to you in a logical way.
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Without a clearly defined murder mystery, though, the new season becomes about the oddities and little else — the antithesis of the original Twin Peaks.
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I think if the BMJ editors just held all of their sincere but quirky articles for a Christmastime oddities issue, that would be fine.
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"If you look at a lot of old Victorian homes that have undergone extensive renovation, you will find those kind of oddities," says Boehme.
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It no doubt represents a bit of a risk for UMIH Gallery Director Amanda Krugliak to bring this trio of oddities into her institution.
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Where they're at: Fourth place in the Metro which, thanks to playoff format oddities, is actually better than moving up to second or third.
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The staging of Middleton's images—the way she brings out the oddities of small town living—is what first drew us to her work.
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An intervention of two skeleton fishers adds an element of the unexpected, but the artist's commitment to a realistic tableau temper any such oddities.
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And McClure pointed out that Bolle's story shows the importance of checking your entire body for any oddities that could signal bigger health problems.
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This is one of the oddities of the conflict, and one that the embassy move, for all its pomp and circumstance, will not change.
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And salamanders have other oddities — some of the giant ones in China can grow to nearly six feet long and smell like stale urine.
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Marsha Blackburn, delivering a speech packed with the over-the-top rhetoric, distortions and just plain oddities that have come to be his trademark.
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But there were all sorts of perceptual oddities that it could not make sense of—common optical illusions that nearly everyone was prone to.
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They're like one of the oddities at old county fairs, trotted out by mainstream outlets and, on cue, performing their song-and-dance routine.
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Wayne Himelsein, the president and chief investment officer at Logica Capital Advisers, is trying to wrap his head around the market oddities he's seeing.
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Guest judges include Mike Zohn, of the reality TV show "Oddities," and Matt Chrystal, the president of the Garden State Beard and Mustache Society.
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Miami has its share, but the most spectacular oddities have to be Monkey Jungle, where you're the one caged and the monkeys run free.
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There were a number of other outstanding images of friends and family that investigated themes of identity, travel, and the oddities of everyday life.
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Over the past few years, Soundcloud rappers like Smokepurpp and Lil Pump have leveraged their status as Internet oddities to embark on legitimate careers.
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Unlike abandoned London's beauty, or the oddities and terror of decommissioned nuclear missile bases, Maltz's video is a rare tone poem to Arkansas' uniqueness.
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When you approach making music—especially as a band—with a "fuck everything" direction, you're either going to produce raw trash or compelling oddities.
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We talk, over Cokes of course, about the oddities of growing up queer and not knowing if you fit in with other queer kids.
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The Israeli Chamber Project, now celebrating its 10th anniversary, has always kept an eye out for musical oddities, in part to accommodate its members.
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After all, this sounds like one of those oddities that was far more likely to have happened when our democracy was still in formation.
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One of the many oddities of this presidency is that a uniquely American figure such as Mr. Trump is part of a worldwide phenomenon.
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Plus, Tayshia looks at him pretty lovingly in that sliver of footage, his fondness for speedos, fights with Derek Peth, general oddities, and all.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Ryan McCarty is back with his specialty, a Saturday themeless grid that presents us with a colorful snarl of debuts and oddities.
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He stopped writing about his kids and started posting viral content of kids doing funny things, general oddities and feel-good human interest stories.
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One of the oddities of Castro's tendency to self-pigeonhole himself as an immigration candidate is that his previous jobs haven't really involved immigration policy.
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Twelve years later, that fight was enough of a cultural touchstone that they rematched at a Rizin FF's first New Year's Eve carnival of oddities.
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Meanwhile, transformative fandom is frequently denigrated, its members often regarded as mystifying oddities by mainstream media as well as other fans and the general public.
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We had the customary three months of bickering while we learned each other's oddities and annoying habits, and settled into a state of cohabiting bliss.
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The costume store Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds, and the curated antique store, Uncommon Objects, selling "eclectic oddities," are everyone's favorite places to window shop.
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And British Twitter has done us a delight — providing a glimpse into the passive-aggressive oddities that define its people with a hilarious hashtag: #AwfullyBritishOffences.
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Huizenga turned to the platypus, an egg-laying mammal considered one of the natural world's oddities, to describe cryptocurrency's hybrid status as a financial asset.
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Sports are represented in the form of tiny windsurfers and badminton shuttlecocks, and he has acquired some oddities, like helicopters, pencil stubs, abacuses and matchbooks.
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Because we have been so inoculated to the oddities of every day in the Trump administration, there's a tendency to just skip over Bannon's comments.
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But "It's All Relative" works best, this subjectivist thinks, when the author's voice butts out, and the research oddities and genealogical wonderments speak for themselves.
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"Horse Girl" delves into a troubled mind only to get lost among its oddities, forgetting the sensitivity that drew it there in the first place.
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After scandals involving sold-out midnight shows at five times normal prices, and other oddities, new laws have also curbed producers artificially inflating ticket sales.
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The approach seeks to harness the math underpinning quantum mechanical oddities such as how photons can appear to act like both waves and particles simultaneously.
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My grandfather, Harold Nathan Braunhut, was the semifamous inventor of Sea Monkeys brine shrimp aquarium kits, X-ray Specs and other 1960s oddities for kids.
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Whoever he may be, this unexplained use of a supportive male functionary is one of the greatest yet most characteristic oddities of Balanchine ballet theater.
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He had no detailed route, but merely followed his whim, summoned by oddities of the atlas, beautiful-sounding valleys, towns with interesting names: Kremlin, Mont.
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It's been a couple of oddities: I think the big change has been that when I was young there were no role models growing up.
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Delighted by the oddities she found in junk food aisles, Flynn began to build La Merde's Technicolor world out of gum drops, Doritos and Bubble Tape.
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Further exploration of their channel turns up unexplained oddities like "All Star but it's singing water," which is just 54 seconds of them slapping the water.
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The lore of the Theatrical Cut was that executives were worried audiences would be confused by the oddities and dystopic vision of Ridley Scott's Blade Runner.
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The Chandra X-Ray Observatory collects x-rays from high-energy sources in outer space, producing incredible images of supernovae, nebulae, pulsars, and other astrophysical oddities.
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Flores says the unexplained oddities in the couple's behavior began after a then-15-year-old Louise started dating David, 22, whom she met at church.
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Another is to make a virtue of necessity and build devices that take advantage of quantum oddities such as tunnelling, rather than trying to resist them.
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He's generally referenced as a wealth manager, but there are lots of oddities in that background, with some suggesting he was more of a tax strategist.
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This year, the event is larger than ever before, with 85 galleries bringing together drawings, paintings, photography, sculpture, and a range of other objects and oddities.
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Now that the border's hardness or softness has become the biggest single problem in Britain's exit from the European Union, further oddities may be in store.
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Everything you'll encounter is a foundable, and falls under one of numerous categories: magic zoology, dark arts, oddities, magical games and sports, Hogwarts, and so on.
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One of the oddities, among many, this cycle is that Sanders has consistently polled more strongly against the Republican candidates than Clinton has in recent polling.
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On the more optimistic side of things, there's the rest of Sony's expensive music players, strange robots, and other oddities that could make an appearance, too.
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And after hearing the oddities speak, and love themselves even without the presence of audience, I'll probably never watch reality TV with quite the same fervour.
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It made me long for the writing of Oliver Sacks, who wrote extensively on these types of neurological oddities in a most erudite but accessible voice.
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If they see any weird statistical oddities—places where it looks like a food caused something with an effect stronger than chance would—they report it.
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Josh Balz, who runs The Strange and Unusual Oddities Parlor page, pivoted to trading rare objects after parting with his Pennsylvania metal band Motionless in White.
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Salty sea air and ocean views aside, it was also a good vantage point for one of Long Beach's offshore historical oddities: the THUMS oil islands.
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The seventh-inning oddities did not cost the Mets the game, but they provided another weird moment in a season that has been filled with quirks.
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We didn't actually get our hands on very many of these mobile oddities, but the most notorious, Samsung's Galaxy Fold, was at least an interesting failure.
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There were moments of strange beauty, like the frigid mist rising from Lake Michigan, and also oddities: "frost quakes" may have hit Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois.
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Spatial Oddities is on view at LABspace (2642 NY Route 23, Hillsdale, New York) through Sunday, August 26, with a closing party from 3-6 pm.
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He might have been one of the numerous 19th-century entertainers whose remarkable exploits became historical oddities, but his greatest trick was preserving the ephemeral past.
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For all Trump's oddities, there are perfectly good reasons why he has the endorsement of the overwhelming majority of Republican Party elected officials around the country.
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But a space weather station run by the British Antarctic Survey may hold the most diverse selection of acoustic oddities collected on the frozen continent to date.
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This definition of conservatism points to one of the great oddities of our times: that many people who go by the name of conservatives are anything but.
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No one does this better than Scragg, who now spends all of his time trading online as well as managing his oddities shop-cum-museum in Essex.
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The pointy ears and arched eyebrows immediately set Spock apart from his fully human shipmates, but the film argues that his appeal went beyond his physical oddities.
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And FilmStruck's demise was especially troubling when you realize just how many movies, from Oscar-winners to low-budget oddities, are completely missing from streaming services altogether.
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It's been a minute since we've heard from Noisey Next psych-pop oddities James Supercave, but that isn't to say the LA trio has been keeping idle.
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These contestant announcements tend to bring with them slew of oddities — fun facts and bizarre job titles for us to puzzle over until the season actually starts.
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Two ergonomic oddities persist in our world that make zero sense to me: perfectly circular over-ear headphones and backpacks that only load from the top down.
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Their oddities abound: the protruding "unicorn horn" of a flower's spadex, the snakeskin-like petioles of a particular anthurium, the vicious fish hooks along a cyrtosperma johnstonii.
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Among the lawsuit's oddities is that well before the case was filed, a body of evidence was already public that at least seemed to suggest a conspiracy.
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What elevates Foy's work from this decade — makes them more than stylistic oddities — is his painstaking merging of technique with a vision of decay and human pain.
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Saturday began by listening to Hunter Scott explain how he used a simple Python script to win Papa Roach vinyl and thousands of other oddities on Twitter.
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Part souvenir store and part cabinet of wonder, the shop's displays include natural history oddities and objects such as shrunken heads, mummies and a four-legged chicken.
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Although some are simply too good to be true, the oddities of pain can explain why others hold up, as well as why my trumpet playing helps.
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The current show, Spatial Oddities, transforms the diminutive cave-like gallery into an outburst of whimsical, color-saturated objects and paintings, reveling in tactility and oddball materials.
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They're joined by plenty of cracked ceramic faces and dislocated doll arms to nestle in your nightmares, as well as oddities like the "Frozen Charlotte" cake decorators.
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"The Mermaid" is no ordinary fantastical rom-com though, encompassing as it does weaponized sea urchins, incredibly delicious roasted chickens, man-octopus self-mutilation and other comic oddities.
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It's a museum full of medical oddities, and as the strangest doctor-turned-politician who once tried to stab someone, Carson would feel a real sense of belonging.
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This allowed for the greatest of tennis oddities: 2010's three-day battle in which John Isner defeated Nicolas Mahut by a final-set score of 70-68.
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There are oddities like the Yugo–the worst car ever made–so poorly engineered it's had more of a life as a punch line than as a vehicle.
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This is because both "political and racial reasons are capable of yielding similar oddities in a district's boundaries", Justice Kagan explained, and only the latter are potentially unconstitutional.
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Not content with giving us snakes eating each other, or exceptionally giant spiders who eat mice, nature has plenty more frightening animal-on-animal oddities to throw up.
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It's just one of those oddities of the game that when it goes against you, it hurts a lot because you do think about what might have been.
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There are some issues with colors being rendered weird, but that's the emulation software, not the display itself, as those color oddities carry over to TV output, too.
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Knowing how the internet loves to capitalize on the smallest of oddities and errors, it will be interesting to see what happens as Zoom rolls out — er, in?
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Political observers looking for even more oddities to this 2016 presidential contest had been speculating for months that Bloomberg might jump into the race as an independent candidate.
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Looking at medical oddities, outbreaks, and diseases every day makes you think a lot about how you want to avoid them and ensure your loved ones do too.
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A few close approaches from the NASA spacecraft show that the gas giant has extremely chaotic storms and can generate aurorae in ways Earth can't, among other oddities.
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The notion of "buy-in" as the barometer of what's good and right is, I think, dangerously driving certain of the most confounding oddities in our contemporary politics.
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Museums catering to perverse, macabre, or just plain bizarre curiosities are nothing new: there's Sicily's "human library," Pennsylvania's Mutter Museum of medical oddities, and Missouri's Glore psychiatric museum.
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There are oddities as well, like restricting the ability of successor governments to modify long-term agreements entered into by their predecessors and setting minimum qualifications for officeholders.
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"Maniac" is so jam-packed with oddities that the koala, when it appears in Episode 2, is just one more surreal detail in a show bursting with them.
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"There's something fascinating about us putting dead animals in clothes and teacups, and I just really think it started with storytelling," the Oddities class instructor Nina Lopez says.
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We shopped at Ranch Candy, an oddities-and-gift shop on the main drag, and chatted with the shop owner, an amiable guy with wide silver-rimmed glasses.
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I've caught up with the entire series, the tragedies and oddities that have befallen Rebecca and her friends feel as heartfelt as any I've seen in a sitcom.
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On-demand music services like Spotify give us instant access to some artists' official catalogs, and YouTube gives us much of that, plus oddities like talk-show performances.
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The value of nothingThe fact that this was a values election is underlined by one of the many oddities of the contest: the absence of any role for business.
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For anyone else, the Crock-Pot conversation became one of those irresistibly weird internet oddities, the sort of thing that compels even non-fans to dive down rabbit holes.
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They discussed some of the oddities, as well as the political hurdles, that Democrats face when running for president in New Hampshire, according to people briefed on the matter.
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And yet, among 30 vendors, there is a great range of work here, from sophisticated haut-craft and modernist vessels to objects that will please the seeker of oddities.
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The 28-year-old gardener, who had been collecting and hoarding other oddities for a number of years, stumbled on the collection a week earlier while browsing on eBay.
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Dr Westra and Dr van Houte were able to deduce what was going on by watching oddities in the rise and fall of bacterial and phage numbers in cultures.
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Previously, she worked at the Mütter Museum, known for its collection of medical oddities and pathological specimens, such as presidential tumors, murderers' brains, and books bound in human flesh.
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Abbott's time as leader controversial Abbott's prime ministership was often marred by controversies and oddities, which saw his approval fall steadily until he was forced out in September 2015.
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Mix serves up content in the form of articles and oddities according to your preferences, but it fails to capture the feeling of being a wanderer on the web.
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It has been given to canonical writers (William Faulkner, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Toni Morrison), obscurities (Dario Fo), and oddities (Winston Churchill, who won for his historical writing and speeches).
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The continual parade of oddities includes a talking dog, an androgynous actor slinking around near-naked like a Vegas chorus girl, bits from Pasolini's "Teorema," simulated necrophilia and more.
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Her poems early and late are slightly ungainly, impossible constructions (like a Louis XVI settee made from an Erector set), but her oddities turned more lovable as she aged.
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A talking gun and mastodons in New Jersey are among the oddities that Ismail, known as Quichotte, encounters during the road trip at the heart of this tricksy narrative.
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From it, the couple sells horror, science fiction, erotica and other so-called fringe lit, along with oddities like raven skulls, preserved scorpions and postcards sent by Charles Manson.
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His oddities aside, Mr. Rogin was adept and versatile enough that, in 1984, Time moved him — despite his reluctance — to Discover, its struggling science magazine, which he helped stabilize.
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He decorated the home with other oddities, like a life-size female doll hanging from a chandelier, and had arranged a small dining room to resemble a beach scene.
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"There's some unique oddities to the case," he told Refinery29, adding that news outlets from all across the country had been in touch with his office about the case.
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One of the oddities of the polling numbers in recent weeks, however, is that Trump's overall approval ratings have not shifted nearly as much as the numbers on impeachment.
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Because the Globes are still treated as a bit of a lark relative to the Oscars and prestigious guild-backed awards, oddities in its nominations tend to be downplayed.
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And so to her trademark oddities, the designer this season added a series of commercially appealing checkerboard knits, patchwork velvet suits, crocheted jackets, logo hats and scarves and mittens.
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With Delirium Tremens, Harvey, himself a well-regarded songwriter and reasonably revered arranger and sideman, delves into Gainsbourg lesser known TV soundtrack work, 70s concept rock, and assorted oddities.
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As a self-proclaimed "bohemian destination," the 46,453-square-foot Paris on Ponce boasts dozens of vendors shilling their vintage oddities for homes, film productions, photo shoots, and kooky events.
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Hers was the man dubbed "Wacko Jacko" by the tabloids for wearing a mask in public, reportedly spending lavishly on oddities and dangling his infant son from a hotel window.
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Male-to-female "hijras", the most visible group in the transgender community, feature in Hindu mythology and are seen as auspicious oddities whose blessings are sought at weddings and births.
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There's no way to contact the company (other than a "live chat" that says it takes hours to respond), no About section that describes UnitedMasters' services, and a few oddities.
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One of the oddities of Mr Green's career was that, despite his long-standing commitment to Tory reform, he never jelled with David Cameron and the Tory modernisers around him.
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The movie version of Barnum believed in his oddities, and he coerced them, back when they were trembling and self-loathing, onto the stage to perform for a jeering audience.
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As a self-proclaimed "bohemian destination," the 46,000-square-foot Paris on Ponce boasts dozens of vendors shilling their vintage oddities for homes, film productions, photo shoots, and kooky events.
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And the various sections of Penn Station seem to be incongruous, creating architectural oddities like the Long Island Railroad concourse that runs underneath 33rd Street between 7th and 8th avenues.
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"Thus far, for this particular airplane there has been no evidence that there have been any oddities or anomalies that would suggest that the airplane is not airworthy," Valentine said.
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Similarly, what look like tattooed human palms are transformed into new oddities when slick, neon eclipses—or gummies, as candy also seems to be a recurring theme—hover in front.
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It's these oddities of form that make race walking such a beguiling activity, however, says Jaclyn Norberg, an assistant professor of exercise science at Salem State University in Salem, Mass.
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They grilled him for hours about the oddities and inconsistencies in his statements, particularly the fact that he never once called Haas' cell phone after the day his friend vanished.
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As a result, he has one of the largest followings of Instagram's oddity traders, dwarfing even local Brooklyn legend and co-star of the Discovery Channel show Oddities, Mike Zohn.
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CLEVELAND — There has been ample discussion of oddities like curses and billy goats tormenting the Chicago Cubs, but there are some bizarre circumstances affecting the Cleveland Indians this year, too.
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Pyle told stories about life on the road, little oddities and small, heart-lifting triumphs and the misery that afflicted the drought-stricken Dust Bowl regions of the Great Plains.
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Among the oddities visible to this telescope are galaxies known as blazars, which are basically quasars, which are massive black holes that shoot out beams of high-energy gamma rays.
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Mr. van Dantzig's choreography, imbued with oddities here and there, was repetitive and frequently unmusical; it seemed to unfold in slow motion, and the cast responded with hesitant, mannered dancing.
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But the same approach has not worked on architectural oddities like the Ward theater next door, which cannot qualify for the same grants and tax incentives aimed at solving homelessness.
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Those oddities have included "airline sick bags, used telephone cards, bottle caps, tea bags (when that was a thing) and all kinds of other things," Braun said in an email.
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It's all in the genes The researchers were looking for what might explain the skeleton's small stature, as well as the abnormal rib count and other bone and skull oddities.
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I don't want to spoil all the show's often-charming oddities, but eventually Mary and Eddie are plummeting down through the earth (via, ahem, Mary's toilet) to land — where else?
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It was true that there were extraordinary birds to be seen, not just penguins but oddities like the snowy sheathbill and the world's southernmost-breeding songbird, the South Georgia pipit.
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She now travels full-time with the Oddities and Curiosities Expo and offers other roving classes where students cobble together jackalopes, rabbits and, like the Atlanta class, little white rats.
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Cardinals 4, Mets 1 ST. LOUIS — Even in a season of oddities and injuries, the Mets' announcement before Saturday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals might rank near the top.
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While oddities have occurred during intentional walks — such as hits, wild pitches and the fake-intentional-walk-turned-strikeout in the 1972 World Series — the practice is generally considered tedious.
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The next decade and its conflicts will tell us which portions of the Army's new test save lives — and which ones, like the stork stand, end up as historical oddities.
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Speaking of the internet, there is no better time to delve into its deep and sweet trove of oddities than when you're confined to a dark room nursing a coconut water.
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The trickier parts of investment portfolios to value include oddities like art and antiques, and, much more significantly, privately held businesses, which account for about a tenth of the rich's wealth.
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Park has a personal fascination with medical oddities, lesser-known murderers, and morbid Victoriana; selections from her collection of strange objects are presented alongside her sketchbooks, concept pages, and finished cartoons.
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But, more than anything, Trump gave TIME a window into some of the oddities that make his White House unlike any in modern history, including the traits that make Trump tick.
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Procedural oddities, including a jury verdict that was wiped out because the presiding judge recused himself after the trial was completed, have kept the case tied up in litigation for years.
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Nothing inspires a healthy dose of shouting at the TV like the Oscars, and last night's show was full of enough surprises and oddities to keep up awake well past midnight.
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The goal is to create a buzz as fans share photos of these culinary oddities, not only to draw folks to the park, but also to give concession sales a bump.
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Related: Dark Political Cartoons Show How Technology Is Our New Master Hollywood Horror and Deep Space Oddities: This Week in Comics Vintage Sci-Fi Comics Are Back and Better Than Ever
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Inside you'll find quite a few architectural oddities, like a staircase that leads to nowhere, cabinets that open into walls, and a door that open up to a 12-foot drop.
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By-hand paper recounts, themselves subject to potential errors, could reveal oddities — for instance, votes from those who both punched and wrote in for the the same candidate were usually invalidated.
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That's in addition to gaming's ever-thriving indie landscape, which has delivered a treasure trove of new and unexpected ideas shaped by small teams into epic timesinks and thought-provoking oddities.
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Dedicated competitive gaming spaces, oddities just a few years ago, are now springing up all over, moving esports away from traditional sporting venues and into increasingly high-profile purpose-built spaces.
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Mashable explores the various false-starts, influences and oddities in the Hidden History of VR. Watch robots in VR Introducing The Possible, a new virtual reality series that explores groundbreaking technology.
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The Alliance is a collection of classic fantasy races such as Night Elves, Humans, and Dwarves while the Horde is a collection of oddities such as the Undead, Orcs, and Trolls.
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Mr. Medrano steered me away from such culinary oddities as stinky tofu, dragon's beard candy and the curry rotato (a deep-fried potato, spiraled around a stick and sprinkled with spice).
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Theodore Finch (Smith) and Violet Markey (Fanning) get paired on a school project that requires them to wander around their home state of Indiana in search of natural wonders and oddities.
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So he has lolled for a few months enjoying what may be the twilight of his mostly anonymous life, trying to separate himself from stardom and all the oddities it entails.
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Not only is the operating system running on a '90s machine, but the ThinkPad itself is also stuffed with oddities like a glossary of Australian slang and a DOS version of Tetris.
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South Korea's Winter Games had already presented a number of headaches and oddities for Olympic organizers, thanks in no small part to the diplomatic challenge of unexpectedly having to include North Korea.
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His other gruesome confections include a layered teeth cake for an "oddities dealer," who wanted to replicate his stack of dentures, and his personal pride and joy: a sculpted bust of Nosferatu.
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It walks through each relevant district, pointing out oddities and laying out how the Democratic plaintiffs were harmed by being "packed" together or by having their influence "cracked" into multiple Republican strongholds.
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On the other hand, "Ko Ko Bop" is filled with tiny, exciting oddities, many of which are introduced only to give the boys enough time to catch their breath before they disappear.
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Most of Barnum's oddities weren't shaped around outright lies like Heth, but rather on the exaggeration of a pre-existing (and remarkable) trait, like the ones we see in The Greatest Showman.
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Its return on equity in the recently completed year (adjusting for the oddities of America's recent tax reform) is 9.4%, not quite up to that of a run-of-the-mill utility.
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Giolito chalked his struggles up to the oddities of the midseason break before aiming for a return to form Saturday in a start against the Tampa Bay Rays in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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She also called attention to oddities like the footbridge from a Zavikon Island cottage to a satellite islet that allows you to cross from Canada into the United States without a passport.
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There are also circumstantial oddities to the story about the arms-length relationship enjoyed between supporters or fellow travelers of Trumpland and WikiLeaks, about which Stone will no doubt be asked directly.
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He likes for his spheres to behave not so much like works of art, but more like oddities, as he put it, "that are somehow familiar and at the same time nonsensical."
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LACA is a growing archive of oddities and printed matter that provides ever-changing insight into the private space of the artist's studio and the public forums for art around the city.
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Third, we are very open about our gathering and reporting process, frequently utilizing Periscope to give a peek behind the curtain and openly discussing the oddities we encounter when results are reported.
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While audiences supposedly came for the trapeze artists and lions, they were at least as eager to see the oddities of the sideshows — the tents and stages arrayed beside the big top.
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Read: I Don't 'Get' Art Among the many oddities gathered together for New York's "Bound to Fail"–themed artwork auction Sunday, even a statue of Adolf Hitler managed to find a home.
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" For instance, there are the sociological and ethical questions of eras when "exotic" people from Africa and Asia were displayed as oddities, as well as the anatomical exhibitions of the "freak shows.
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Dorsey's tweet appears to be referencing two oddities of the logo: the "rebranding" of Facebook to an all-caps "FACEBOOK," and the way Facebook will be using the new text-only logo.
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Daniel Guild: More surprises lay ahead Of all the oddities of the American political system, surely the hardest to explain to a non-American is the role expectations play in primary politics.
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Over the next 25 years, Vertigo would publish everything from blockbuster series like Fables, 100 Bullets, Swamp Thing, and The Invisibles to oddities like Shade the Changing Man, The Unwritten, and Air.
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The Times' video playlist spotlights cuddly wild kittens and hibernation-bound bears, along with other Siberian-specific oddities like spontaneous snowball creation, subterranean methane bubbles, and the alleged world's largest sawdust dump.
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Well-funded non-tech Silicon Valley oddities like Soylent's nutrient mush, AllBird's knit wool loafers, Nootropix's supposed brain supplements all locked down funding on the strength of their popularity in the tech community.
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These researchers have previously spotted some true oddities in the way C. elegans worms die, including the ripple of fluorescent light through their bodies that can last for six hours, reports Scientific American.
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As a self-proclaimed collector of oddities and antiques, Zimmerli has put that stamp on the hotel with the antique taxidermy he has collected over the years as well as "pretty authentic" decorations.
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Launched on March 2500th 19973, the Standard & Poor's 21997—which, owing to multiple share classes and other oddities, currently consists of 226 stocks—is the most watched equity index in the United States.
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It's too early to cave, but Orlando either needs their young players to develop new skills, or consider selling them for more suitable complements to whomever they deem their core of malleable oddities.
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To avoid the oddities that come from an even-numbered court, a thirteenth seat would be held by the chief justice, who would be nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate.
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I separate calendar events from tasks and add them to my phone calendar, and for scheduling oddities I use my calendar's reminder feature so I get a little ding for otherwise unexpected events.
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Long before N.B.A. players went from being physical oddities doomed to wear sack suits from Big & Tall shops to fashion darlings, Mr. Bryant was steadily forging an unlikely path for generations of athletes.
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One of the many oddities of this story is that the citation Stephens got in hot water for included factual assertions: The common answer is that Jews are, or tend to be, smart.
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We were strangers lodging in a strange American fantasyland wrapped in the enigma of Asia, watching a family of misfits come to grips with their oddities and unite in triumph at the end.
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When they arrive at the secluded and expansive property, Chris notices some oddities about the other Black people around, who all work in service positions and don't appear to be functioning at normal capacity.
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Curtis Robert Burns, who turned the panoply of oddities confiscated from passengers by the Transportation Security Administration into the agency's wildly popular — and at times frightening — Instagram account, died on Friday at age 48.
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Mr Feldman's brief cited one of those oddities: "attributing to Congress an inexplicable intent to trust agencies like petitioner hospitals to establish church plans—but then to forbid them to maintain the plans themselves".
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The letter is just the latest way that Democrats have gleefully pounced on each scandal over the last year, with the pace of oddities picking up in recent weeks as public records are released.
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After starring in the nostalgic summer hit, the tweenagers have charmed on Fallon, explored the oddities of '80s toys, and enjoyed a healthy life on social media (check out Gaten Matarazzo's adorable Instagram venture).
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We called Fitzharris just before her book launch at the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, which the author excitedly told us contains oddities like a necklace of genital warts and a 74-pound ovarian tumor.
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Its heat shield and protective gear safeguard the onboard suite of instruments, which will study the solar wind and the Sun's magnetic fields, along with other oddities surrounding the giant thermonuclear reactor we orbit.
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So far we've already seen men disappearing into vaginas, a groundbreaking sex scene, and countless other memorable oddities (a beefy leprechaun, a Russian butcher, a scarily tech-integrated millennial god, to name a few).
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He spent most of his days at the New York Public Library for the better part of a decade, amassing tens of thousands of notes on paper scraps, cataloging uncanny coincidences and improbable oddities.
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The idea of I.V.P.'s curriculum is not, necessarily, to train women from developing countries in the mores of Western Europe but to expose students to the oddities and taboos of one another's nations.
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An unending barrage of oddities, it left America with a hangover and a bad taste in its mouth, to the degree that the trial mostly disappeared from pop culture after it concluded in 1995.
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But the season so far has been defined more by oddities — a player suspension, unexpected ailments, injury drama, an issue involving a mascot — and now a memorable seventh inning on an otherwise forgettable day.
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And at Yale Repertory Theater you can see the premiere of "Imogen Says Nothing," by Aditi Brennan Kapil, an ambitious but rather woolly-headed play featuring, among other oddities, a troupe of talking bears.
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Her essential encyclopedia, Tis the Season TV, is the foremost compendium of seasonal television entertainment; she may be the only person alive who's seen some of the oddities she tracked down for the book.
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This past week on Twitter was a bit offbeat, featuring the usual amounts of Harry Potter, while also including various oddities that people noticed about the world, among them strange ads and pictures of toilets.
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But one of the oddities of Trump's thinking on this is he doesn't seem to acknowledge that a large tax increase on Chinese-made goods is also just a big regressive tax hike on Americans.
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However, only a fraction of those will be shown during NBC's primetime coverage, which means if you're not paying attention you'll miss some of the oddities of worldwide sport—like handball, racewalking, or synchronized footbag.
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But for the other oddities wallowing in the lake – including a school bus, an old ferry, and a flying boat – none share the same high distinction as the historic relic that is the B-29.
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Some investors blame central banks for these oddities; they have been printing money and buying bonds (raising the price and pushing down the yield) in order to encourage firms to do more borrowing and investing.
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From such is-it-art oddities it was only a short step to the next new interesting thing, Conceptualism, which, at its most reductive, consisted of weighty ideas typed out on thin sheets of paper.
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The studio, reached through a courtyard, first presents a visitor with a view of shelves holding dozens of design oddities, such as might be displayed in a Victorian museum or a Paul Smith menswear store.
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The show is a museum of oddities, consisting of six short episodes (20 minutes or less) of surreal and often scatological cringe comedy, most starring Tim Robinson (who co-created the show with Zach Kanin).
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McKay told me that his favorite sketches were those oddities that cast and crew referred to as "20183-to-ones," for the time they aired — the later the hour, the weirder the sketch could be.
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She made an elaborate, and ultimately futile, effort to pitch an album by her boogie rock horn band, Buffalo Clover, to Jack White's Third Man Records by hand-delivering weekly packages of riddles and oddities.
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Although Inspector Frey is inclined to follow conventional police procedures, Nine-Nails prefers to consult the "treatises on the occult, crazy pharmacopoeias, witchcraft reports, zoology compendiums" and other oddities he keeps in his basement headquarters.
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WIRED'S editors and writers will be at the annual consumer tech trade show all week seeking out the latest trends, products, services, oddities, and absurdities that will help set the tone for technology in 20203.
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Master of a prose style that qualifies him as perhaps the last of the great 19th-century authors, he has written about oddities like cannonball catchers, poker-playing pigs, performing fleas and people who tame bees.
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As a white person writing about an African-American family, a "normal" person writing about human oddities, and a journalist working with mistrustful sources, Macy faces a number of hurdles—and is clearly aware of them.
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I've seen this guy in concert, I cover hockey for a living, I pretty much write exclusively about minor trivia and historical oddities, and I had no idea that Sebastien Bach's brother was an NHL player.
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Like other shows, this one had its oddities, such as LG's fridge running Windows 10, but what stood out to me was the practicality and immediate emotional appeal of many of the new products on show.
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Also Friday: The Washington Post, which has been doggedly reporting the details and assorted oddities of Trump's charitable foundation, reports that it doesn't have the license required by New York State to solicit funds from donors.
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Carlson, a programmer for the Alamo Drafthouse, bought a 35-millimeter print of "Miami Connection" for $50 on eBay, hoping for an addition to the chain's rotation of forgotten oddities — and boy did he get one.
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The book is packed with all kinds of oddities, ranging from a garden lush with botanical poisons (in Alnwick, England) to a temple known for displaying the bodies of self-mummified monks (on Mount Yudono, Japan).
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Sheila Patek, a biologist at Duke University, is an expert in spiny lobsters, among other oddities of the animal kingdom, and several years ago discovered that some species of the clawless crustaceans do something utterly unusual.
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These visions, which come to life in the vast room of the title, range both in style and in content through many of the world's theatrical traditions and a heaping helping of its oddities and ills.
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So, I thought it might be fun, as an ode to Cruise for his 210th birthday on July 219, to curate a list of people, things, and oddities that are in fact taller than the actor himself.
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Visitors can learn how to make wild turkey sounds in an oversized box billed as "the world's largest turkey call" and see wildlife oddities and a collection of historic turkey calls crafted by the best call-makers.
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Mr Penone's potatoes are a fitting example: look closely and you will spot some oddities among them, a result of the artist making plaster casts of his nose, ears and mouth and planting them with young potatoes.
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What'd be better would be if all clubs were, by law, forced to play music akin to the soothing hour of jazz, lovers-rock, and afrobeat oddities on Sassy J's Libra mix at least once an evening.
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On the scale of "people who are inordinately proud about having the most minor and inconsequential of oddities about them," Leap Day birthday people are right up there with the left handers and people who can juggle.
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Living with me comes with its perks, like unlimited Twizzlers because I hoard hundreds of them in cupboards around the apartment, as well as its oddities, like sex toys arriving at the door with nary a warning.
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A couple of weeks ago RVNG also released Beside Herself, a compilation that draws pieces from four cassettes she released in the era, including ghostly synth works, tape collages originally intended as theater scores and other oddities.
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The gripping naval engagement that pitted Yara and Theon against Uncle Euron, leading their own Iron Fleet, was a burst of activity in an hour of TV that was otherwise occupied with backroom machinations and medical oddities.
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And oddities emerge from prolonged storage: The 21963 gallery includes the vibrant "Bus," a life-size screen print of a Greyhound by Mason Williams, blown up from a photograph by Max Yavno and seemingly festooned with graffiti.
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Smith's studio apartment is strewn with oddities: kitchen accouterments (an umber frying pan, a mint-colored mandoline and silver slotted spoons) line the shelves or hang from hooks; a rubber plant (nicknamed "Roberto") nestles near the oven.
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The majority of Sweeney's Instagram posts are his imagination's runoff from these projects, as well as curated inspirational oddities from sources as diverse as Japanese children's books for his son, old album covers, and photographs of spiders.
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The plot line's overtly misogynistic and homoerotic overtones would be cringe-worthy in another movie, but The Room's many other abundant oddities make elements that would be controversial in a normal movie seem quaint in this one.
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It was a bit like "The Muppet Show": Geared toward kids on the surface, but with plenty of oddities — sneering gargoyle sculptures, taxidermied animals, an abandoned school bus — random and fascinating enough to keep adults entertained, too.
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't run into some oddities with the Surface Studio, most commonly a bug that made it so that the machine didn't connect with the mouse or keyboard until I rebooted.
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" He continued, "Her extraordinary pictures of human oddities, in their unexpected combination of frankness, precision and sympathy, are at once both highly dramatic and strongly affecting, and nothing else in the American show can compete with them.
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Ward Hall, an impresario of the carnival sideshow who beckoned customers with oddities and amazements, and who withstood decades of cultural change to be among the last of his kind in the United States, died on Aug.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — If you've been solving crosswords online or in an app for a while, you've undoubtedly encountered one of the oddities of crossword construction, such as the complete disregard for diacritical marks like the tilde (~).
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And this month, Ms. Stamper, the author of the new book "Word by Word: The Secret Life of Dictionaries," was more than happy to offer a tour of some of the distinctly analog oddities in the basement.
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Reports of them date back to 1838, according to ecologist Michelle Heupel of the Australian Institute of Marine Science, but there's no evidence to suggest any of these genetic oddities survived infancy, let alone grew to adulthood.
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This is true of many Disney movies, including oddities like the 1959 Sean Connery-starring leprechaun drama Darby O'Gill and the Little People, and The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, a 1969 comedy featuring a teenage Kurt Russell.
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Emerging from the small town of Den Bosch in the late 00s, van Dinther first cut his teeth as a DJ, with an ear for jazz, prog rock, and beat oddities, before turning his attention to production.
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In the center of the gallery, two rows of hand-crafted haute couture ensembles donned by the models themselves are on display, revealing hidden sex scenes beaded into costumes and glimmering weaponry, among other painstakingly intricate oddities.
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Video: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/YouTube These oddities make Titan a particularly tantalizing destination to scientists, for reasons ranging from potential resource extraction to the possibility that the moon could host some kind of weird cyanide-based lifeforms.
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There's a lot of stress and strangeness and pleasant day-to-day oddities to enjoy in Paterson, but one thing that really stands out is how well it manages to create tension at pretty much a moment's notice.
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There are plenty of fascinating oddities on display, like a Heineken-branded GameCube, a Mountain Dew-branded original Xbox, or a regular-ass Wii that Cruz had been modifying to fit into a Star Wars AT-AT playset.
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Now let's put all of that in a blender and come up with this most amazing of odd presidential oddities: James Garfield could write Greek with one hand and Latin with the other, at the same freaking time.
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This assemblage of oddities began over a century ago when Dr. Rudolf Virchow, the father of modern pathology, took a particular interest in corporal deformities (as one does) and began to forage for the unusual and the abnormal.
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Trudy was a librarian at a library in central New Jersey, where I spent many a childhood afternoon pawing through the low end of the Dewey Decimal System, where books on the paranormal and other oddities are kept.
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Soon dead of cancer, Spann doesn't play much, and four of the 15 tracks document only Thiele's lifelong tendency to throw pocket change at oddities he'd tripped over (you may think you recall Harmonica Slim, but you don't).
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One of the oddities of World War I was that for most of its duration, from August 1914 until April 1917, American reporters were from a neutral country, and so able to cover the fighting from both sides.
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In an effort to understand myself and my place in the world, I've devoured endless books about the sideshow, human oddities, human zoos, and the myriad ways that our society has turned disability and physical anomalies into entertainment.
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"Tarantula", his book of stream-of-consciousness poetry, contains such oddities as "the chief of police holding a bazooka with his name engraved on it coming in drunk and putting the barrel into the face of a lawyer's pig".
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One of the oddities of the case is that were the military to open his cell door, he would risk being immediately rearrested by Iraqi authorities who have been swiftly prosecuting and executing people associated with the Islamic State.
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One of the judges, Harvard English professor and New Yorker contributor Louis Menand, cited syntactical oddities and "uses of language that were just a little off," as reasons why the AI-written sonnets stuck out as so obviously fraudulent.
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Sure, there were a few oddities that took me a few minutes to get used to, such as the way it's okay to run straight into a goomba so Mario can roll over it with a parkour-style animation.
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It distracts the public momentarily from his own oddities and missteps, and it may be hard-wired into his phone-tapping thumbs at this point the same way lab rats are trained to hit buttons that give them cheese.
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"NPI has wondered the halls and rooms of the VPM a few times, and in that time, we have experienced, heard, felt, and seen more then a few oddities," co-founder Darryl wrote in a September 203 blog post.
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A beat like that could be an opportunity for a funny bit of story and character building, for explaining the sheep spell and its background and cultural context, or even just a running joke about the oddities of magic.
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The Colour in Anything by contrast feels like an exploratory stroll through the forest, albeit a forest where oddities lurk (consider the naked women floating in the rather creepy tree on the album's cover, painted by Roald Dahl illustrator Quentin Blake).
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A scroll through the home section does turn up some oddities: half-used candles, far too many porcelain dolls, and 15 lb weights that would actually make the seller lose money if the item sold, due to extra shipping fees.
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Some of his oddities were based on pure hoaxes — the traveling exhibit which established the real P.T. Barnum's reputation as a showman was a blind, nearly paralysed, elderly former slave woman he marketed as being George Washington's 171-year-old nurse.
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Through its oddities, rituals, sincerity, and never-too-soap-boxy lessons, it taught us the invaluable lessons of growing up — both for the show's younger audiences and the older online fanbase that took to it like moths to a meme.
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The surreal Red Room, where Laura Palmer whispered murderous secrets to Agent Cooper in his dreams—and where she promised to see him again in 25 years—felt almost natural amid the carnival of oddities Lynch brought into viewers' living rooms.
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The three of them went around together as they had in the old days, commenting in subdued voices; Ken read aloud to them from the guidebook, while Angela noticed oddities and quirky characters in the margins of the pictures and carvings.
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Specializing in unearthing oddities and obscurities from around the globe, MfM perform a simple service—find brilliant, strange and strangely brilliant music from unexpected sources, spaces, and places, and serve it up in an incredibly aesthetically appealing package—with aplomb.
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Bringing you the best arty buddies of both the printed and human kinds, as well as plenty of print-related artworks, gifts and oddities, Friends with Books is taking place at Berlin's cavernous Hamburger Bahnhof this weekend, December 9-11.
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So the first task in repairing it is to seek empathetic understanding of the other person — understanding the other person's likes and dislikes, his or her oddities, how half-forgotten wounds in the past can trigger ridiculous overreactions in the present.
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These are not action comics, despite Valley's many visual references to early superhero culture; his characters are more aesthetically aligned with R. Crumb's psychedelia and MTV's Oddities, using the sequential-frame soapbox to deliver scathing monologues, like politically energized sock puppets.
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Reading The Idiot, you begin to feel again like a very small child encountering words for the first time, and you see anew all of the quirks and oddities of our language that you have learned to take for granted.
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In a Skype chat, Bermudez shared his computer screen with VICE News and spent 45 minutes using two high-resolution satellite photos to explain the layout of the testing site and point out some oddities that can be observed from space.
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Traditional mattress companies figured out how to approximate the comforts of a water bed with pillow tops and foam, and most people turned away, though there were stalwarts who clung to their vinyl oddities like gear heads with an eight-track.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BALTIMORE — Over two centuries since Rembrandt Peale opened the first building constructed as a museum in the United States in 1814, the long-dormant space in Baltimore is again alive with art and oddities.
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Puerto Rico was hit by natural disaster on top of fiscal disaster on top of our secular disaster of being neither fish nor fowl: voteless United States citizens, most of whom pay no federal income tax; political and fiscal oddities.
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Several people who have worked with Mercer believe that, despite his oddities, he has had surprising success in aligning the Republican Party, and consequently America, with his personal beliefs, and is now uniquely positioned to exert influence over the Trump Administration.
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The thread, which was posted in chronological order starting with "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" in 1937, reveals not just Disney's best-known titles but also its long tail of cult classics, flops, oddities and other lesser-known films.
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Finally, one of the true oddities from CES you can get at an unknown point later this year is Samsung's new Sero TV. You know how more and more video content is presented in a vertical aspect ratio these days?
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Lotte liked to boast that when she lay in bed and looked past the two closest water towers, past the architectural follies and oddities few people notice on Manhattan's rooftops, she saw all the way to the Empire State Building.
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Apple's new iPhone 113 Pro and 211 Pro Max are oddities in a way for the technology company: they're bigger, heavier, and thicker than last year's models, bucking the usual trend where Apple tries to release increasingly thinner and lighter phones.
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He collected from the celebrities of the day, like museum founder Charles Willson Peale and author James Fenimore Cooper, and its human oddities, such as conjoined twins Chang and Eng Bunker, and Julia Pastrana, exhibited for her hairy face and body.
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The untimely demise of Brooklyn's Morbid Anatomy Museum in late 2016 left a crater-sized hole in the city's morbid art scene, which had brought together a lively (albeit monochrome) community of oddities collectors, taxidermy artists, cemetery aficionados, and generally macabre souls.
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It's a big, big mission statement for a show that delighted in such oddities as a man sweeping the floor to the tune of "Green Onions," or that featured a woman who, consumed by her own grief, had become a hollow shell (literally).
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A high score alone is not enough to justify detainment, but officers are given one-page summaries of a person's arrest history, notable physical features (referred to as "physical oddities"), cars they own, and a list of where they've been stopped by police.
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If David Cronenberg had chosen sculpture instead of film, he might have created something akin to Antonello Serra and Sara Renzetti's work: surreal humanoid creatures, people encased in Damien Hirst-like tanks, and amorphous blobs of flesh, amongst other fantastical oddities and curiosities.
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During the number "This Is Me," Barnum's collection of oddities, plucked out of the shadows by a man who could supposedly see them for who they were (but were they people, or a way to make money?), finally accept who they are.
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She combed through the Tennessee law, pointing out oddities like the use of "execute" in two different ways within paragraphs of one another: one to mean a computer program executing; the other seemingly refers to the execution, as in satisfaction, of a contract.
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But one of its most salient oddities was that the establishment elite considered it crass (if not outright slanderous) to suggest, in ideologically mixed company, that only one of the two major parties drew upon the support of bigots for political power.
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MILAN — How so many designers end up on the same inspirational page at the same time is one of those oddities of fashion, like the perennial re-emergence of drop-crotch trousers and hobble skirts, that can seem utterly incomprehensible from the outside.
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Dick Zigun—the sixty-four-year-old tattooed impresario of the nonprofit that administers the bar and the iconic circus sideshow next door (a live ten-act spectacle featuring, among other oddities, a contortionist, a sword swallower, and a snake charmer)—was devastated.
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In particular, the team tries to identify oddities, like a cluster of accounts that were registered with the same email address or phone number, or accounts that were engaging in spammy behavior like tweeting constantly at high-profile accounts to amplify their posts.
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It often involves using RSS readers, Twitter lists, YouTube and Twitch channel notifications, and all-too-frequent email inbox refreshing, among dozens of other methods for staying on top of your favorite internet oddities and sifting through all the junk to find them.
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By now, anyone who cares about "Twin Peaks" has had time to digest the mysteries, absurdities, and brain-busting oddities of parts one through four, which may make the "here's a bunch of new scenes" approach of this week's episode easier to process.
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The Genesis Mini also includes less-heralded — but no less important — Sega titles like the Mickey Mouse adventure Castle of Illusion and its sequel, alongside ambitious oddities like the fantasy adventure game Beyond Oasis (which has yet another amazing Yuzo Koshiro soundtrack).
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A group of Australian researchers from Museum Victoria and the CSIRO â€" the nation's scientific research agency â€" have just completed a month-long journey along the eastern coast of the country, keeping a record of what oddities lurk deep beneath the oceans.
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What makes Brooke-Hitching's book more than just a collection of oddities is the emphasis on why these errors happen, and how relying on religion at the exclusion of science, or valuing outsider reports ahead of indigenous knowledge, detrimentally impacted centuries of exploring.
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Related: A Beautiful Love Story Between Two Glitch Art Twitter Bots These Miniature Suburban Worlds Are Made Of 3D Printing Glitches A Fall/Winter Collection Inspired By Glitch Art And Oddities Of Color And Shape A Glitched-Out Dance Performance Takes Over The Armory
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Ditko's spacey, brain-blasted approach to otherworldly art is part of the film's visual DNA, especially in the third act, when Strange visits another dimension packed with floating orbs, geometric oddities, and glowing neon shapes that looks like a particularly psychedelic Ditko splash page.
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The one-room show answers the titular question — a herbarium is basically a botanical library — and includes selected specimens that represent current research, historical context, and oddities, like the corpse flower, with its voluminous purple bloom now flattened on an acid-free sheet of paper.
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Even after I'd finished reading, the book inspired a de facto 2017 soundtrack full of belligerent-yet-melodic bands like the Adverts, Subway Sect, and the Diodes, and a supplementary list of cultural oddities like Roger Ebert's never-filmed screenplay for a Sex Pistols film.
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This doesn't mean the jokes are too subtle, rather, it's a testament to the care with which Glazer and Jacobson have shaped their characters over the course of three seasons — when you've settled into their world, their oddities are no longer quite so odd.
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To nail down your Southwestern swag, you could end up at South Congress's Allen's Boots to stomp off in your very own pair of shit kickers, or maybe grab a luchador mask along with other oddities and curios at folk art peddler Tesoros Trading Company.
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So while we all pack up and fly off to our calmer and quieter homes, it's time to reflect on the dozens of game demos we've played, as well as the oddities and eccentricities we experienced while covering a large expo dedicated to gaming.
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Her narration has its oddities — she gives some of the characters English accents, but not Alice, despite her use of Victorian figures of speech that sound weird when delivered in an American accent, and Johansson's working-class characters, even the rustics, all drift into Cockney.
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Mr. Argamon, who is a professor of computer science and the director of the master of data science program at the Illinois Institute of Technology, found seven oddities in the hacker's English text, five of which pointed clearly to Russian as the speaker's native tongue.
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Yet for the Claypool Lennon Delirium, the pair's joint musical project, the psychedelic name couldn't be a better approximation of its music: woozy guitars, thumping bass and dizzying lyrics recounting tales of traveling to other planets and dancing with Peter Pan, among other oddities.
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Yoga Hosers is a sensory overload of silly puns, Harry Styles jokes, digitized social-media imagery, spilled maple syrup, and creature-feature oddities that come together to form a movie that feels explicitly comic book-y, even without any connection to an existing franchise.
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The one-room show with around 70 manuscripts, sculptures, and other objects is mostly drawn from the Morgan's collections, with some loans like a beautiful 1440 tapestry from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, with hairy "wild men" fighting Moors, both stereotyped as dangerous oddities.
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And there are plenty of innovative oddities, such as the 2003 "Black Rubber House" by Simon Conder Associates, a 1930s fishing hut clad in the waterproof material that makes it both forbidding and cozy, and the home Arthur Quarmby designed for himself in Holme.
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The story of Simonides is somewhat grisly, but I would like to borrow the association of recollection and location it in order to build a tiny — and admittedly idiosyncratic — memory theater of Athens: a personal cabinet of memory spaces and places: treasures, oddities and curiosities.
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The trivializing of women's stories also plays into one of the persistent oddities surrounding "Cat Person"; namely, the frequency with which readers have called it an "article" or an "essay" or generally treated it as a piece of nonfiction rather than as a short story.
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It is one of the oddities of the Scarcella probe that even though the unit has asked judges eight times to reverse guilty verdicts that Mr. Scarcella helped obtain, its members have asserted, until recently, that he never broke the law or committed misconduct.
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By the bottle, there are oddities such as apple wine and mead, but also a few things you might have heard of: a cremant d'Alsace from Dirler Cadé, a Sybille Kuntz riesling, an Olga Raffault chinon and a lean, exact pinot noir from Enderle & Moll.
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The show is a "disturbing and delicious beast, a sendup of TV home shows that draws on Ms. Sedaris's sunshiny comic versatility to explore the dark oddities in the back of the spice cabinet," James Poniewozik wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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We wondered how difficult it would be to get across the border without passports, we lamented our losses, we got out to stretch our legs, we commented on the oddities people sell on the side of the road––who is going to buy a giant turtle clock?
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Because of the oddities of Spain's electoral system and the way seats are dealt out, its success here would come at the expense of liberal Ciudadanos ("Citizens"), another newcomer party which should place fourth nationwide, as in the last election, and also secured one lawmaker in Cordoba.
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Through photographs, Harrison frames the fulfilled expectations of many faithful Perth Amboy visitors, and constructs a parallel — if less pressing — set of expectations for MoMA viewers, who must wander through her cardboard labyrinth wondering what other oddities and constellations of figures will be around the next bend.
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Sofas, chandeliers, dining chairs, bar stools, poufs and pool and foosball tables are just a few of the products shoppers will be able to find (but there are sure to be a few mirrored elephants and other oddities hiding in the aisles, per HomeGoods' signature style).
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Basically a variety competition "talent" show, Gong Show was populated with as many oddities as Barris could find — along with the odd genuinely talented person — and paraded them in front of the panel of judges, who could end any act's run with the show's titular gong.
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One of the unique oddities of the Klok-01 is that when a new hour approaches, the hour dial can make it look like that hour has already passed, so I often found myself panicking that it's 4:55PM when it was in fact 3:55PM.
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The seven European firms that do make the cut are often oddities: three are Swiss, suggesting there really is something special about mountain air and rösti; another, AB InBev, a beer firm, is run by Brazilians who happen to have picked Belgium for their main share listing.
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Dreams has established itself as a sort of 2020 take on Newgrounds, the website best known for hosting Flash oddities like Salad Fingers, a creepy but unforgettable animation series, and gave rise to developers like The Behemoth, who premiered their first game, Alien Hominid, on the site.
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Formed some three billion years ago, when magma buried deep beneath the earth's surface cooled and then eroded, Matobo is one of the world's geological oddities: a vast field of granite domes, oval-shaped extrusions known as whalebacks, and blocks of broken granite called castle kopjes.
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These plaques, and a number of other details of the installation, draw inspiration from carnival aesthetics, Ripley's Believe It Or Not — an entertainment franchise with Depression-era roots that collected "oddities" and presented them in books, museums, and, eventually, on television — and the eponymously referenced circus sideshow.
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He drew on that upbringing in his fiction, and also revisited it in "Last Mountain Dancer: Hard-Earned Lessons in Love, Loss, and Honky-Tonk Outlaw Life" (2004), for which he returned to the state on a sabbatical to write about some of its characters and oddities.
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It is perhaps depressing for a body of work to be lauded for showcasing the humanity of its human subjects, but the fact of the matter is that at that time, and still today, transgender people were seen as oddities to be gawked at, ridiculed, abused.
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But the truth of the situation is this: Because of historical oddities, the U.S. has created a political system in which a tiny percentage of Democrats in one of the country's whitest and least representative states play an enormous role in steering the party toward its candidate.
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Galleries The Winter Antiques Show, which starts a nine-day run Friday at the Park Avenue Armory, intersperses oddities with the expected Rococo mirrors, brown American chests and stone Aphrodites, and for the second year in a row, contemporary art has been welcomed into the mix.
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Since it's the weekend and I already have you, we might as well watch a few other oddities from history, like this disturbing commercial for the PlayStation 3 with a howling baby, which may as well be a clip from a new James Wan horror film.
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The oddities and absurdities extended beyond the music too—in an abandoned tractor trailer, attendees could watch video artist Maya Ben David's "We've Met Before," which paired a slowcore version of traditional Scottish folk tune "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean" with distorted CGI anime footage.
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ASIA (JUNE 29TH) China The world's biggest exporter likes free trade, but not globalisation ONE of the great oddities about the world today is seeing China's Communist Party chief, a man who calls for more study of Marxism, become a leading defender of free trade on the global stage.
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The Gilded Age in New York is strewn with these anecdotes, such as the low brow oddities of P. T. Barnum's American Museum and the wax dioramas of the Musée Eden, as well as the founding of the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a focus on European art.
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These works represent just one category of subjects for Hocking as a photographer; others include scrappers, bad graffiti, abandoned boats, nocturnal tableaux, and oddities that punctuate Detroit's varied landscape, even as waves of development drive the city to increasingly become a part of the normal run of mainstream existence.
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If a game has issues, your experience could range from minor oddities, like your previous PSN name popping up in-game instead of your new one, to somewhat extreme problems, like your save data and leaderboard status may not carry over, and you might lose access to paid DLC.
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As systems like HoloLens get lighter and more powerful, they'll go from lab-bound oddities to everyday items — one can imagine the front desk at a hotel or mall stocking a few to give to vision-impaired folks who need to find their room or a certain store.
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What should have been an empowering film about outsiders and oddities finding their way in the world — and it's there in frustrating bits and pieces — instead is a messy, misbegotten venture of a working-class man struggling with the ups and downs of becoming a show-business icon.
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Carson's oddities have included the claim that health care reform is "the worst thing that has happened to this nation since slavery" and he has said that Planned Parenthood was founded to control the black population and that "most of their clinics" have been located in black neighborhoods.
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Far more interesting and rare are those collectors who devote their lives to objects or media that may have been forgotten for good reason—think The Shaggs's "hauntingly bad" outsider-rock oddities or Betty Crocker recipes from the 50s that positioned gelatin, mayonnaise, and hot dogs as gourmet delicacies.
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For all his oddities and eccentricities, he was a blank slate — a businessman to those who wanted a businessman, a culture warrior to those who wanted a culture warrior, a pragmatist to those who wanted a pragmatist, a conservative to those who wanted a conservative, and so on.
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DANIELLE ALLENTUCK Tennis served up all manner of thrills and oddities in 211 including an A-list Wimbledon final won by Novak Djokovic over Roger Federer after he saved two match points and a Davis Cup match between Italy and the United States that ended at 21997:214 a.m.
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Those who look at her latest collection, or the vintage pieces on display, and see misshapen, unwearable oddities might be surprised, in other words, to learn that the garments (and the more accessible pieces, back in the showroom, whose spirit they channel and reinterpret) actually sell — very well.
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Mr. Almena packed the building with antiques and oddities, moved his wife and three children into an upstairs compound, and began renting downstairs space for roughly $43 a head — a bargain in a city where the median rent for a one-bedroom has risen to almost $2,500 a month.
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But since the network backed off that strategy, sitcoms like Superstore and The Good Place are now oddities in its Thursday night schedule, which is otherwise packed with live event shows like The Voice, dramas like The Blacklist, and a perpetual assortment of Dick Wolf's Chicago-based procedurals.
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Names of famed curiosity cabinet-keepers appear above the natural oddities, and seem to be honored with objects from their collections below, such as the rostrum of a sawtooth shark similar to the one in Ole Worm's 17th-century Museum Wormianum, and an alligator from Ferrante Imperato's 16th-century Dell'Historia Naturale.
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In search of a conclusive answer to the question, I had conversations with friends, posted on Facebook and Twitter, corresponded with the editorial staff at the popular NYC oddities website Untapped Cities, and consulted several experts at the City University of New York's Gotham Center for New York City History.
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Instead, anyone looking down on the Donkey Kong arcade cabinet he uses for a workbench would have found oddities such a cartridges for an NES version of Sonic the Hedgehog or an English translation of Star Ocean for the Super Nintendo—games that never really existed or never made it stateside.
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It's very, very challenging to say something new about a Keats poem, so generally in graduate school we were at least encouraged to write about, like, Victorian newspapers, because you could find little tropes and oddities that nobody knew about, where , Keats is just too well-written, he shuts you out.
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They go not necessarily to buy, though a lot of them do, but to marinate in the atmosphere, which is textured and emotive, like the clothes: full of antiques and oddities chosen by the designer from markets around the world, seemingly thrown together in unlikely yet mesmerizing combinations and colors.
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But he will also leave behind an archive of oddities — some of them cataloged and preserved, or only a few clicks away on the internet, and some of them desperately sought — that reflect an era when no job seemed too small and a lyrical, rhythmic voice honed for radio was really something.
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But the typical Drafthouse preshow is a sprawling, oddball affair, consisting of "anything from vintage movie and TV ephemera, old trailers, public domain oddities, weirdo found footage, music videos, clips from bizarre foreign films, animation, web videos, and increasingly, supercuts and custom editorial content," according to the chain's video content lead, Laird Jimenez.
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Horwitz is a smooth writer and an even better reporter (hardly surprising, given that he won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting at The Wall Street Journal), and he recounts his travels with insight interspersed with humor, as well as with an intermittent raising of the eyebrows at numerous oddities and occasional evils.
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But in a season of oddities, inconsistencies and maladies, it was only fitting that the Mets lost, 123-212, to the Los Angeles Dodgers (2500-500) despite four combined home runs from Jose Reyes, Jay Bruce and Gavin Cecchini against Kershaw, the most he has allowed in a start in his illustrious career.
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" On her decision to include the oddities of everyday life (a busker swallowing multiple frogs, a woman lying still on the beach with a Bible over her chest) within a fictional diegesis, she explains, "We were open to filming things we didn't understand, because in cinema and elsewhere, it's important to feel, to experience.
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They execute an adorable face-bump to seal the deal, followed by a marathon of slow-welling tears and murmured oddities, and I must say it's the most intimate moment of the season by far — and that includes the time Olivia begged Ben to care about her fat toes while he was in mourning.
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In a region of the world where the stoning and dismembering of women and the torching of homosexuals are treated by some as mere oddities of moral relativism, Alexander could have mentioned many countries that, as she phrases it in her piece, perpetrate "injustices beyond our borders," but she singled out Israel for condemnation. Why?
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It's gorgeously written, it's by the man eventual Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens called "the teacher to whom I am most indebted" — Stevens took Maclean's poetry class at the University of Chicago — and it shares the essential quality of all great sports books: It's about the realities and oddities of life on Earth.
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The exchanges on Syria, followed by a parallel discussion of how to contain Russia's increasing aggressiveness, underscored one of the oddities of the 2020 election season: Faced with a Republican president who has envisioned a far more isolationist approach to American power, the Democrats are sounding like interventionist Republicans of just a few years ago.
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FILM SERIES This program of restorations offers sure bets (Ernst Lubitsch's sublime "Trouble in Paradise," Friday and Sunday); historically significant titles (Howard Alk's documentary "The Murder of Fred Hampton," from 1971, Friday and Sunday through Wednesday); and sheer oddities, including two features by Juleen Compton, a director who worked on her own eccentric terms.
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"I thought it was a weird, bizarre hiccup I'd stumbled into," Stoll told me when we first spoke last year, after I called the home number he lists on the very eclectic website for his business selling klein bottles—blown-glass oddities that, topologically speaking, have only one side, with no inside or outside.
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Even some shows that held steadfastly to problematic 2000s-style molds, like the terrible life decisions featured in "Teen Mom" and its spinoffs ("Teen Mom 2, Electric Boogaloo") have an enduring fandom who see the shows as harmless guilty pleasures rather than cultural oddities that merit a long, hard look in the collective mirror of society.
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To read history as a bunch of little oddities and phenomena happening in isolation is a great way to tell simple stories—think of the tidy and childish causality of a conspiracy theory, here, one incident leading cleanly to another, just as it was laid out on some unseen script—and a lousy way to do history.
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And in between meat-and-potatoes thrillers (Steven Spielberg's "Duel," on Saturday and Wednesday, and Jonathan Mostow's "Breakdown," on Friday, Tuesday and Thursday) and oddities (Sam Peckinpah's late-career "Convoy," on Wednesday and April 212 and 2212, adapted from a C. W. McCall song), the programming also cracks open a window on social issues of the 2708s.
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Far from debate over whether unconventional policies are appropriate or not, the discussion is now about whether traditional central banking can even survive - or whether oddities like negative rates have become self-reenforcing, and whether central banks will need to begin overtly financing government programs to get the fiscal spending that may provide an exit from them.
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One particularly poignant storyline concerns Pat McNames and Gary Frundel, who owned businesses through the leanest years in the Cass Corridor — first the Bird Town Pet Shop, for nearly 40 years, and more recently, a truly eclectic antique mall, brimming with oddities, trash, and treasures, and lovingly policed by the pair's pack of poodles and other canine companions.
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The concepts of feeling someone else's pain and a consciousness being stuck come together for Rolo's third story, which picks up after Rolo's adventures in consciousness replantation got him kicked out of the neuro-technology business and led him to open the Black Museum, making a tourist attraction out of the morally questionable oddities he used to peddle.
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It was only when I reapproached "Outlet" a few days later, spending an hour marvelling over its oddities rather than treating it as something I could half-pay attention to and absorb alongside tastefully inoffensive singles from artists such as the Dirty Projectors, Axwell Ingrosso, and Jidenna, that I fully came to appreciate its warped charms.
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They include a 16th-century pamphlet on witchcraft, a cast of a Michelangelo bust of Brutus, a self-portrait by Elizabethan magician John Dee, 153th-century costume recommendations for Hamlet, and even some illustrations of the "strangers" of Shakespeare's day, like a painting of a "Virginian Indian" — one of the American Indians brought to England and exhibited as oddities in the 17th century.
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Noting that conservatives are preoccupied with notions of purity and disgust, Haidt also offers an explanation of some of the more remarkable oddities of Trump's political approach in an online posting: If morality is about how we treat each other, then why did so many ancient texts devote so much space to rules about menstruation, who can eat what, and who can have sex with whom?
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It's worth breaking it down, shot by shot: There's a lot of Lynchian stuff happening here: the brooding soundtrack of record skips and electrical zapping as a haunting Angelo Badalamenti track floats throughout; Lynch's classic mix of natural oddities (a live deer is in the third scene!) and horrifying factories; a dead body, well-meaning police officers, and a living room scene fraught with emotions.
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Also worth considering is the Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis vehicle Anything But Love, which debuted a few months before Seinfeld and had much in common with it (including a large number of scenes set in diners during which Curtis and Lewis discussed the oddities of modern life), but constantly felt the need to make Curtis's arc largely about her romantic prospects or lack thereof.
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There are a few other omissions from the full catalogue due to local licensing agreements, but for the most part the heaving catalogue of Disney Channel Original Movies, Pixar, and classic animation will be the same as the US. There are also a few regional oddities — it appeared from an early preview that the ANZ version would have Zootopia under the UK and Irish title, Zootropolis, for example.
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Of all the oddities at the Group of 28503 (G-22019) Summit last week, and not just President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's last-day news conference, perhaps the most noticeable was the absence of any discernible American diplomacy.
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One of the oddities of work on the Senate Intelligence Committee is that much of the heavy lifting is done by the members themselves—the classified nature of the work severely limits how much work can be delegated to staff—and so he's spent many hours sifting through the evidence of Russia's attack in 2016, listening to briefings from government officials on emerging threats, and examining how and where the US government is spending its resources.
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He recently paid $450 on eBay for an 1850s New England dunce chair, which stands amid a table of vintage readers, including the complete Eichel oeuvre, student magazines, multicolored high school beanies and buttons, class rings and pins, diplomas, teacher ledgers, autograph albums, lunchroom tickets, commencement programs, and oddities like the news photo of the "Black Hand Stampede," a panic over rumors of Mafia presence that terrified students at P.S. 20133 in Little Italy on June 17, 1926.
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Directed by journalist Maura Axelrod, a longtime friend of Cattelan's, the film chronicles the provocateur's career over the past three decades: from his controversial, lifelike sculptures of such oddities as a smote Pope ( La Nona Hora, 21989) or a miniature doppelgänger of himself hanging on a coat rack by his neckband (We Are the Revolution, 21996), to his massive, aforementioned Guggenheim retrospective, to his grotesque and glossy biannual Toilet Paper magazine project, which he's run with photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari since 22016.
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