To keep an eye on: Will Scott go to DC next week for a photo-op with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Photo Op?
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Her job seems to consist of a lot of pseudo-events, from traveling to the Olympics (for a photo op) to traveling to Israel (for a gruesome photo op).
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Photo-op after photo-op show her at diners, pouring ketchup and hot sauce onto her overcooked burgers in a poll-tested, DNC-approved, strategy to make her look human.
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"But to stage a photo-op that would just be a photo-op and not result in any meaningful change -- that they shouldn't do," Bloomberg said, referring to local community.
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If Kim wants a photo op, he can create one.
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Kloss changed bathing suits after the required photo op, apparently.
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Both boys flashed huge grins for the magical photo op.
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And he treated this photo op much the same way.
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All the twinkly lights made for quite the photo op.
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THIS PHOTO OP PRESS CONFERENCE IS A LOAD OF CRAP!
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But the photo op dramatized something else about the Administration.
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It wasn't a quick photo op to move people along.
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She stopped by Trump's hotel afterwards for the photo op.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's CEO, was at a photo op in China.
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The lavish luncheon and photo op carried a $100,63 price tag.
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But for some people that photo op doesn't come soon enough.
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The president announced the appointments in an Oval Office photo-op.
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Just like photo-op locations, resort pools can be highly crowded.
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Finally, a photo op isn't in the royal baby's best interests.
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"We all know why he's doing it: belated photo-op," Sen.
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Trump will participate in a photo op at 1:21625 p.m.
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The siblings were coordinated in pastel outfits for the photo op.
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John Bel Edwards not to make it about a photo-op.
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GIGOT: But how different is it really, other than the photo-op?
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Call it "photo op" policy campaigning, but it seems to be working.
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Ireland is even holding her littlest sibling for the sweet photo op.
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats condemn Trump for "photo op" meeting with Kim
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The US comes out mostly even, having gained a nice photo op.
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Or was he just caught in an ill thought out photo-op?
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But there would be no photo op at the Trump-Woods game.
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According to Swift, Mueller reached under her skirt during a photo op.
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But as these pictures show, not every photo op hits the mark.
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"We knew that what they wanted was a photo op," she said.
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For the record, Franken was much less handsy in this photo op.
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Trump has flattered Kim but gotten little more than a photo op.
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Tester and Donnelly were not invited to the White House photo-op.
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I stopped for a quick photo op with a few tasty props.
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"We think this will be a very popular photo op," he said.
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In other words, it was the perfect occasion for a photo op.
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They hit the slopes, but not before a big family photo op.
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A photo op with a sinister glutton and his North Korean counterpart?
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There was no ribbon-cutting too small, no photo op too corny.
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Mr. Najib didn't even get a customary photo op during the visit.
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Even [former] President Obama wasn't willing to give Rouhani a photo-op.
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John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) on Wednesday during a pre-meeting photo op.
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They&aposre going to use the photo-op, the symbolic nature of this.
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But when it came time for the photo op things got pretty weird.
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So this is a photo op that was 90 years in the making.
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But most folks come out year after year for the adorable photo op.
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Or maybe (no shame) you wish you also got that Instagram photo op?
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Bishop Curry will not just give a dry address for a photo op.
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The latest post raising eyebrows is a photo op in the Oval Office.
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There are a few things we can learn from this neat photo-op.
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Trump did not allow editorial presence on his photo-op tour - just cameras.
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We're guessing Chyna couldn't pass on the shot at her ex photo op.
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Jeb Bush's (R) presidential campaign organized a photo-op around an Uber ride.
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Is it low, bordering on desperate to commercialize one's own congressional photo-op?
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Yesterday saw the two actresses reuniting in Los Angeles for a photo op.
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The rare Bezos photo op/smooch of a quote combo alongside a competitor!
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You should definitely come visit so you can have a photo-op together.
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After the photo op, Hannity had an exclusive on-air interview with Trump.
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This mutual respect, even if measured, made for the occasional odd photo-op.
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This is not a one-off; this is not a photo op issue.
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These legal processes are designed to work without a carefully staged photo-op.
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Outside of a photo op with the governor, they hold little actual weight.
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"We're not trying just to have a photo op down there," he continued.
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In the light of events, their photo-op took on a surreal turn.
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I'll be asking Trump about it at East Room photo-op with sheriff's momentarily.
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Despite the shovels present in their photo-op, the facility hasn't been built yet.
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They followed the candidate around for a while, ruining a perfectly good photo op.
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Beyond the photo-op, we are rarely given any insight into who they are.
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But not every booth — especially the LA contingent — lets a photo op overpower substance.
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State and local politicians, and their congressional representatives, hold a ribbon-cutting photo op.
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Justin Timberlake and the Super Bowl Selfie Kid reunited for a second photo op!
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I think everyone, you know, expected, oh, this summit is a good photo op.
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" She added: "[Trump] did the photo op, but he didn't take it very seriously.
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A validating photo op with the American President after years of being held away.
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Madrid later asked the A-lister for a new version of the photo op.
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Back at Kris's house, Faye Resnick has dropped by for a photo op/coffee.
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Dent said he thought Mueller had been drinking alcohol prior to the photo op.
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Nigel Farage, leader of right wing party UKIP, drops in for a photo op.
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Everyone may well be all smiles during the photo-op out of today's lunch.
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Neither official took questions from reporters during a photo op at the State Department.
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President Donald Trump got what he wanted: a photo op in the Rose Garden.
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Lindsay Menz on Monday alleged Franken groped her during a photo op in 2010.
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Take it from us: Lake Bled is more than just a dreamy photo-op.
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Each area has a photo op to recreate an iconic moment from the series.
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Just yesterday Intel touted a new Arizona factory during an Oval Office photo-op.
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I do look at these things as more of a, you know, photo op.
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From here, this photo op looked like one step by a very small man.
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Since then, John Kerry went pheasant hunting for a campaign photo-op in 2003.
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Guys took a knee and it was essentially a photo-op from that point.
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The photo op was intended to be part of Mr. Trump's "America First" campaign.
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Of course, the one and only time I fell was during my photo-op.
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"The Trump administration has treated this crisis like a photo op," she told me.
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He recently invited Gallagher to his Mar-a-Lago estate for a photo op.
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To compensate for the Christmas photo-op fail, super-dad Johnson dressed up as Pikachu.
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It was far too off-the-cuff, reducing the summit to a mere photo op.
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At every Republican debate, Rubio has displayed the biggest smile in the candidates' photo op.
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These appointments are the best signals of Trump's policy, not a photo op with Gore.
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Many are little more than an excuse for government ministers to stage a photo-op.
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"Be quiet," the president told the journalist during a photo op with White House interns.
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Fact: We've never met a photo op we didn't like (seriously, check out our Instagram).
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Brands are noticing: Superga and Saucony have both worked with FlyNYON for photo-op partnerships.
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The photo op comes eight years after their hit MTV series aired its final episode.
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Kanye has both and so, in Trump's eyes, merited a meeting -- and a photo op!
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Al Fanken (D-Minn.) cupped her breast during a photo op in Kuwait in 2003.
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And not even a perfectly orchestrated, casual paparazzi photo-op can convey the same message.
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Their reward: a Rose Garden photo op with Trump -- so many smiles, so much laughter.
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While having a snack, the couple, of course, took a moment for a photo op.
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" Papadopoulos said the idea behind the proposed meeting "was for some sort of photo-op.
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" Wall Street Journal called it "the worst photo op in the history of presidential campaigning.
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But just before the photo op, she offered a somewhat less festive message for immigrants.
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" Sanders later tweeted: "I am not interested in a photo op at an Amazon warehouse.
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Another woman claimed Monday that Franken inappropriately grabbed her during a photo op in 2010.
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He decided when to end the first handshake and photo op and escorted Kim offstage.
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What's next: Today's meeting was a good photo op, but actions speak louder than words.
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Tourists don't have to work hard to score a photo op with Rottnest Island's quokkas.
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Another great spot for a photo op is in the waiting room for the ride.
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It was a potent photo op (even though Mr. Arnault's shears seemed to get stuck).
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - President Donald Trump certainly knows how to stage a photo op.
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" Mr. Schwartz said the event on Friday amounted to little more than a "photo op.
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I don't think any of these other presidents thought about it as a photo op.
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McConnell will meet with newly elected Republican senators and hold a photo op on Wednesday.
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It&aposs very hard to hear, Dr. Gorka when they were there for the photo op.
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And he also eats fast food not for a photo op because he actually likes it.
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SMXRF/Star Max/GC Images Even Brad Pitt understands the importance of an airport photo op.
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"Kim – wants a photo op, gets it, got an invitation to the White House," he said.
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She pushes out a baby and then appears, hours later, for a photo op in heels.
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On the nearer term, perhaps we'll soon see a photo op of Ivanka operating optical tweezer.
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Was this week&aposs historic meeting merely a photo-op or the beginning of something more?
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Although Deacon missed the photo op, he made appearances in both Witherspoon and Ava's Instagram stories.
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Later, we stop at a private London club called Society Club solely for a photo op.
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And she embraces her home's perks, including an infinity pool perfect for a topless photo op!
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Naturally, we had to find the pros who were on hand for this magical photo-op.
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Trump, of course, is far from the only president (or politician) to stage a photo op.
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Lövin's photo op wasn't just a one-off but rather is emblematic of Sweden's governing philosophy.
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Mueller testified on Tuesday, claiming he had not inappropriately touched Swift during the 2013 photo-op.
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The photo op with their new baby will take place on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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Organizers conduct a photo op with the March for Science banner in front of the Capitol.
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Maybe she was still upset because Trump wouldn't shake her hand during a photo op earlier.
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" WashPost's Aaron Blake tweeted: "Much credit to the White House: This is not a photo-op.
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Here, Princess Diana and Prince Charles marked the beginning of the famous Lindo Wing photo-op.
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"We all know why he's doing it: belated photo-op," Stabenow told a group of reporters.
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During a post-briefing photo op, he urged people to obey preparation instructions from local officials.
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"So I guess that was the most expensive photo op in Berkeley's history, huh?" he said.
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Everyone needs a photo op on the state fair soapbox or next to the Butter Cow.
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KILMEADE: But you know that photo op is something that has been done for 613 years.
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For now, the light-hearted White House photo-op has become a casualty of that dynamic.
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And if Judge hits a double, and stands by Altuve, get ready for another photo op.
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It's true, but not because they turned down the invitation to a White House photo op.
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Both parents are seeking sole custody ... and now Jeremy's matching Sonni with a good photo-op.
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Thursday's photo op is designed to push plans that don't even come close to being adequate.
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Bridesmaids and groomsmen were asked to stand behind them, for a photo op, they were told.
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The dog even got a post-rescue photo-op and there's not a cat in sight.
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Sitting at Dad's desk for a photo op during a visit by the Canadian prime minister.
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At the end, Calloway shared her creative process and offered an opportunity for a photo op.
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For example, the arrival photo op between the Trumps, the President of Poland and his wife.
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Macron and Trump were joined by their wives for a photo-op during the tree's planting.
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There are none of the usual parallel-striking fascist outfits or media-manipulating photo-op scenes.
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Before our chat could begin, though, Jonas spent a few minutes on an unscheduled photo op.
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But all you need to do is look at the video from their photo-op last week.
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She drew criticism from some students who believed their campus was being used as a photo op.
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But before they could talk, the actor was yanked away for a photo op with Ms. Jones.
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On Friday, the voices behind ten of Disney's biggest princesses came together for one magical photo op.
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During that photo op, Trump referred to the school presidents as "you people" in the Oval Office.
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Plus, they make even the smallest things like waving down your ride feel like a photo op.
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Photo op done, he shook hands with Fred Thiele, a New York assemblyman, who is sixty-six.
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The singer alleged DJ David "Jackson" Mueller grabbed her butt during a backstage photo op in 2013.
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Local, state, and federal politicians then move on to find the potential next ribbon-cutting photo op.
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At the Rome Film Festival, Dakota Fanning addressed this crucial topic at a photo op with reporters.
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This included having her car rammed on an LA freeway by photographers looking for a photo op.
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He had had his Los Pinos photo op and now it was back to reassuring his base.
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"I don't expect much coming out of this committee," Trump told reporters at a midday photo-op.
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But when fighting on cards featuring Banks, the crowds in his photo-op line are noticeably sparser.
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And when they join forces for a mother-daughter photo-op, it's hard to tell them apart.
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John Bel Edwards on Friday said Trump should do volunteer work instead of a political photo-op.
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She was such a gracious and generous hostess…complete with a pizza party and photo op afterward.
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The photo op came just a few hours after they announced they're expecting their 2nd child together.
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They did not come for a photo op or to throw paper towels and insults at us.
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"That to me made it seem as if this is really about a photo op," Hill said.
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" ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero called the order "an elaborate photo-op with no discernible policy outcome.
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Accepting a photo op with Kim Jong Un instead of true reductions in North Korea's nuclear arms.
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It is not apparent that any talks with Goodell will be anything other than a photo op.
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What started as a photo op along the Texas-Mexico border could have strayed into law-breaking.
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It's a popular photo-op for families that took turns to pose in front of the statue.
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The crisis started in May, before the World Cup, with an ill-advised photo op in London.
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There, Strampel grabbed her left buttock and gripped it firmly during a photo-op, the complaint states.
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However, Thomas denies that he asked the couple for a "photo op," as reported in the article.
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When it came time for a second photo-op, all but one correspondent was barred from participating.
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" Mr. Modi's pose on the other hand, said the younger Mr. Gandhi, was "a mere photo op.
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But it turned out the order signing was an elaborate photo-op with no discernible policy outcome.
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Similarly, North Korea, Kim – wants a photo op, gets it, got an invitation to the White House.
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For those of you who still say the summit gave Kim a photo op, this is North Korea.
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"The key will be ensuring that this meeting is more than a photo-op," one Arab official said.
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"It's one thing to pose for a photo op and it's another to offer real solutions," he said.
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Though there was a giant head of George Washington to pose in front of for a photo op.
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Instagram's arguably most famous twins, Mila and Emma Stauffer, who posed with Hilton Rothschild for a photo op.
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Finally, he lured her into a photo op in downtown Bay City, Michigan, and got on one knee.
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Our minds are blown that someone could pull off a photo op like this, mid-French paparazzo chase.
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The candid photo-op is reminiscent of Clinton's walk through the woods in the days after the election.
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Or why didn't they have Clinton greet the president at the airport and get that great photo op?
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Variety reported Hillary will NOT be making a cameo, this was strictly PR. Consider this photo op ... handled.
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But when Mr Assad tried to join a photo-op, a Russian officer grabbed him by the arm.
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He went to Mexico, got a cup of coffee, ate a doughnut, got a really good photo op.
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As part of the rousing pre-game festivities, handlers set up a photo op for Uga and Bevo.
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On cross-examination Wednesday, Swift's attorney, Doug Baldridge, questioned the positioning of Mueller's hands at the photo-op.
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Sahel Khashoggi, another family member, was also at the photo op on Tuesday, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
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A few months ago, Charles had a photo op at an event and things got a little... ghostly.
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He wants a deal that makes him look presidential—a photo op of him shaking hands with Schumer.
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Still, in terms of actual positive outcomes, the Singapore summit was little more than a vacuous photo op.
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There was the photo op with Kim Jong Un and Secretary Pompeo, shaking hands and smiling, no less.
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Trump was highly criticized for using the visits as a photo op and making the day about himself.
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After the inauguration, Trump wouldn't shake her hand during a photo-op in her first trip to Washington.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah) participate in a photo op prior to their meeting in Lee's office on Wednesday.
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"Low-life," he declared during a rain-soaked photo-op with motorcyclists at his New Jersey golf club.
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"It was horrible optics, but they're getting away with it," Blum says of the White House photo op.
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Meanwhile, feathered friends of Hillary Clinton have been quiet since her photo op with Big Bird circa 1994.
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But Iran is unlikely to bow to U.S. demands and is not interested in a photo-op summit.
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These negotiations would require patience and skill without an obvious or immediate photo-op or half-clever tweet.
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" Lee told The Times he thought that the photo was "planned," calling it "a set-up photo op.
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During a photo-op phone conversation, he called into question the 7-year-old's belief in Santa Claus.
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It was a typically pleasant, diplomatic photo op, where the leaders had a private meeting and exchanged gifts.
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Earlier Thursday, Army veteran Stephanie Kemplin said Franken grabbed her breast at a USO tour photo op event.
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As happens on social media, a stranger rained on Ms. Linton's photo op by posting a mean comment.
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Pregnant Boy Meets World alum Danielle Fishel posed with her former castmates for a hilarious photo op this weekend.
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Nixon and Kissinger were interested in a good photo op, they were interested in the trophy on the wall.
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Andrew's daughters Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie and Patron's Lunch organizer Peter Phillips also joined in for the photo op.
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A photo op in the Oval Office got people talking after Japanese media asked the two to shake hands.
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The final major space is a replica of the Red Keep, with an Iron Throne photo-op area attached.
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When you have a military photo-op at 10:30 and pre-game for the regatta at 11. pic.twitter.
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But perhaps the most would-be viral moment of the 1988 campaign was a September photo-op gone awry.
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Swift's filing against the DJ, David Mueller, alleges that he lifted her skirt during a photo op in 2013.
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Kim Kardashian West and her husband Kanye West know how to find the perfect photo-op in any country.
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The entire royal family gathered on to the balcony of Buckingham Palace on Saturday for the ultimate photo op.
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In other words, it's impossible to sever anything "anti-corruption"-related from getting the coveted Oval Office photo op.
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It sure looks like people will go to any lengths for the perfect photo op — including breaking the law.
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Pompeo and Netanyahu will visit the Western Wall together tomorrow, providing another important photo op for Netanyahu's election campaign.
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After the photo op, Coleman, 19, made her way in to the party, with Beckham, 23, following close behind.
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The Tennessee senator appeared on NBC's "Today" show, saying he expects the lunch to be a mere photo op.
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The patriarch received a lot of criticism when it was reported he was paid for the posed photo op.
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The patriarch received a lot of criticism when it was reported he was paid for the posed photo-op.
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"Trying to figure out what to say on Instagram … #gotnothing #friends #girlsnight," Cox, 55, captioned the funny photo op.
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"It turned out the order signing was an elaborate photo-op with no discernible policy outcome," the organization tweeted.
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Trump's visit to eight wall segment prototypes standing in Otay Mesa near San Diego is fundamentally a photo op.
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All three couples gathered together for the ultimate royal photo op in one of the stunning palace drawing rooms.
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Regardless, him missing the White House photo op didn't ruin the Cubs' chances of repeating as World Series champions.
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"They went really viral, beyond anything we'd ever experienced before," she says about the aftermath of Nungesser's photo-op.
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When it came time for a photo-op, Trump pushed his way past Montenegro's prime minister to the front.
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On Friday afternoon, at another photo op, a reporter asked Trump what he meant by his comments Thursday night.
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Mike Pence, were abruptly told they would not get a promised photo-op with the devout evangelical Christian candidate.
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McConnell held a photo-op with new members of the GOP conference and expressed gratitude Republicans held the majority.
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In an Oval Office photo-op in March 2017, Trump appeared to ignore Merkel's request to share a handshake.
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One argument against meeting Trump is that giving him a photo-op helps him politically and normalizes his presidency.
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Al Franken "groped my right breast" during a photo op in December 2003, while she was deployed in Kuwait.
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Trump had already elevated and fortified the regime and its leader by providing him with this staged photo-op.
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But now that the photo op is over, the question remains: Just what was accomplished during the Singapore summit?
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" He added: "If someone intends to make it as just a photo op with Rouhani, that is not possible.
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"Two hours of discussion, that's not a photo-op," Owens said defending the length and substance of the meeting.
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It's an annual meeting of world leaders, where they discuss global issues, and pose for an obligatory photo op.
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He continued to sow confusion on Thursday, during remarks in a photo op with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger also stopped by the White House for a photo-op with Mr. Trump.
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Traditionally, championship-winning sports teams are asked to visit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for a photo-op with the president.
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The president stopped his arm and turned his wrist limp, apparently an effort to deny Castro his photo op.
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As we reported, Tarek and Christina want to continue shooting their show, despite their breakup -- thus the photo op.
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These all-pink places are not just an exercise in nostalgia — it's the golden kitschy photo op for social media.
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At the $1 million and $500,000 levels, donors were guaranteed time with the new President and a special photo-op.
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"Stone-faced" would be too warm a term to describe May's visage as she met Putin for a photo-op.
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He even celebrated the passing of the House healthcare bill with a photo op in the White House Rose Garden.
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Whether it's a Vogue photoshoot or a bathroom selfie, Lily Aldridge treats every photo op like the Victoria's Secret Runway.
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He writes her a really long letter in return, and he closes it by requesting a photo op with her.
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A few lay down on the bridge to take selfies, while others performed acrobatic stunts for that perfect photo op.
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Politicians get a photo op, and companies to get some political goodwill, but everyone knows the announcement is extremely preliminary.
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It is a classic photo op, and a sweet way to commemorate a baby becoming a real, food-eating kid.
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Never one to shy away from an epic photo-op, Rihanna predictably put her personal twist on red carpet dressing.
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On the other hand, President Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel used no hands during their Oval Office photo op.
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You can't just go down there, drop some money, do a couple things, do a photo-op, and come back.
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"It's funny, in every tech deal I've ever done, the photo op comes after you've signed the papers," he said.
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The 48-year-old singer shared a selfie with her beau, although Rodriguez didn't appear ready for the photo op.
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Gene Simmons is getting sued by a woman who claims he inappropriately touched a woman's vagina during a photo op.
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He appeared to walk away from his Israeli counterpart before shaking hands, and then returned to finish the photo-op.
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Trump and his former Communications Director's Thursday morning photo op featured a kiss on the cheek and 2 firm handshakes.
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In a TimeOut story, he said he scaled a 32-story building without a safety harness for a photo op.
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Situational awareness: There's a fifth Al Franken accuser, who claims he groped her during a 2003 photo op in Kuwait.
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A photo-op of Trump and House Republicans celebrating their healthcare victory in the Rose Garden also was similarly panned.
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He met Obama at a dinner party in 2015, during which someone introduced them and set up a photo op.
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Photography duo Shaughn Crawford and John DuBois of Shaughn and John know a good photo op when they see one.
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Read more: Visitors have discovered that a Bali tourist attraction popular with Instagram influencers is actually a fake photo op
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During another photo-op before the two leaders began a working lunch, no independent journalists were allowed into the pool.
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The Army veteran says Franken groped her during a photo op in December 2003 while she was deployed in Kuwait.
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The last thing the Prime Minister wanted was for a mere photo op to spark a popular revolt against them.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) arrive for a National Seersucker Day photo op on Thursday. Rep.
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At the top of Thursday's meeting, when reporters were invited in for a photo-op, Trump set an upbeat tone.
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Earlier Wednesday, Clinton slammed Trump's "photo-op" visit as Trump's attempt to make up for a year's worth of insults.
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The latest allegation followed Army veteran Stephanie Kemplin's accusation that Franken groped her breast during a USO tour photo op.
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Meanwhile, Frank is popping the big question to Blythe during a photo op at Meechum's grave at Arlington National Cemetery.
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I watched Bobbi Helga stop for a photo op on a faux catamaran perched on a wave of Spam cans.
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But privately, Trump has said his photo op on the border will also likely do little to upend the stalemate.
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"Do the Americans want regime change, or a photo op, or negotiations," and if so, on what terms, he asked.
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"We have to treat these negotiations far more seriously than just as a photo op," he said in a statement.
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And so, her extended photo-op tour will be largely pointless, particularly given that she doesn't really dictate US policy.
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However, a photo-op of the two leaders is not enough; rather, real progress should be made on important issues.
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Despite everything, Trump would probably love a big photo-op summit with a top Iranian leader in an election year.
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Therefore, they don't believe meeting with him now would amount to much more than a photo-op for the president.
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Trump's photo op Friday with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe at the White House included an awkward 19 second handshake.
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She'll probably never be Queen of England, but at almost 35, she is clearly Empress of Op. As in photo op.
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The two presidents posed for a photo op as they planted the tree in the White House lawn with their wives.
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Just this week, Clinton was spotted in a Westerly, Rhode Island, bookstore, and posed for a photo-op with a supporter.
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As I enter New York's Altman Building, the first of two meet and greet/photo op sessions is in full swing.
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After seeing the brief (awkward) photo-op, celebrity goddess Oprah Winfrey tweeted her thoughts, which included calls for patience and hope.
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For the first time, all the major royal family members gathered together inside the palace for the ultimate royal photo op.
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But he did so without a photo op, suggesting he was trying to avoid adding energy to the conflict with Republicans.
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In one video shared on Instagram, Beyoncé and Knowles-Lawson easily pick Solange up for a photo op — despite her protests.
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Al Franken on Thursday of groping her during a photo op while he was on a USO tour in December 2003.
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What started as a photo op, though, may actually reveal information about the broad policy goals Bannon is tasked with overseeing.
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The encounter starts off as a typical photo-op, but then Spears reaches out for the fan rocking the red ensemble.
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"We're going to have a big surprise," Trump said in the Oval Office during a photo op with the Chicago Cubs.
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Trump and Merkel were sitting next to each other in chairs, posing for a photo op in complete silence. Sitting. Sittttttttting.
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Less than 24 hours later, Trump did a surprise photo-op with Henry Kissinger, who served as Nixon's Secretary of State.
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We've experienced them in all their glory while Handler sits bareback on a horse, mocking Vladimir Putin's shirtless equestrian photo-op.
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In the snap, Harper grins widely as she holds onto a pink treat while her brothers stop for the photo op.
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Or at least it did, until the end of their photo op, when Trump appeared to refuse to shake Merkel's hand.
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All three of the toddlers clutch stuffed toys as they pose for the photo op with their parents and big brother.
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Earlier this week, a CNN report said another woman accused Franken of inappropriately grabbing her during a photo op in 2010.
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"I think I'm very well-prepared," Trump told reporters during a photo op with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Thursday.
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Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and King Abdullah II of Jordan hold a pre-meeting photo op on Wednesday.
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Trump clearly loves famous people of all stripes and seems willing to grant their wishes in exchange for a photo-op.
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And a previously planned photo-op with Trump and al-Sarraj was abruptly canceled as reporters waited outside the Oval Office.
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Trump and Putin were seen casually talking while walking to a photo-op at the Asian-Pacific Rim summit on Saturday.
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She alleges, with confirmation from her husband, that Franken grabbed her rear end during a photo op at the state fair.
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And when the two men sat for a brief photo op before beginning their conversation, Kim again was seen smiling broadly.
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Actress Heather Lind was the first to come forward, accusing Bush of touching her inappropriately from behind during a photo op.
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It looks photo-op fabulous, with its augustly shabby, nicotine-stained pressroom (by Douglas W. Schmidt) and costumes (by Ann Roth).
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"Today's executive order signing was an elaborate photo-op with no discernible policy outcome," it said in a statement late Thursday.
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Mr. Levatich also did not turn down a White House photo op with Mr. Trump when things were going his way.
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The press was not included because the visit was not "a photo op," according to White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) speaks during a photo-op with Aung San Suu Kyi of Myanmar on Thursday.
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Those tickets will pay for dinner at the celebration Saturday, as well as a photo op with Trump, the reports says.
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In a staged photo-op Tuesday, the crown prince met with Khashoggi's son, who is reportedly barred from leaving the kingdom.
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She keeps the encounter brief and lets the press know that the photo op is over when she says loudly, 'O.
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Tom Carper, a Delaware Democrat who had effectively been held captive after a photo-op to sign a water infrastructure bill.
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On November 30, Army veteran Stephanie said Franken "groped my right breast" during the photo op on his 2003 USO tour.
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Featuring three bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a slew of other unique amenities, the house is a popular photo op spot for tourists.
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Today we moved our Boeing 727 prototype at Paine Field for a little photo op with a brand new United Boeing 787.
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I'm hoping we get a matching-outfit photo op soon, so we can continue to obsess over how much they look alike.
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Trump has made quite the scene signing these orders, making some of the signings a big photo op for all to see.
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Meghan and Harry skipped the traditional post-birth photo-op, and Buckingham Palace wouldn't confirm where the baby -- a boy -- was born.
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Click here to view original GIFBut all you need to do is look at the video from their photo-op last week.
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I'm not going to be the face you see out there just giving you a box of food for the photo op.
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Following the meeting there was a photo op, which Trump managed to make spectacularly awkward by stubbornly refusing to shake Merkel's hand.
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In one picture, Duff is seen giving Banks a bath in the kitchen sink, flashing a smile for the adorable photo-op.
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Trump has one public event on Tuesday — a photo-op with aides and members of Congress meeting about changing the tax code.
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CNN's Kaitlan Collins had called out questions to the president during a photo op, a normal part of covering the White House.
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As she always does when visiting workers, Ivanka put on the gear and tried her hand at welding for the photo op.
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To recap: During a 2013 meet and greet, Mueller allegedly groped Swift, grabbing her butt under her skirt during a photo op.
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As his speakerphone continued to malfunction, what should have been a dry, pointless diplomatic photo op turned into a comedy of errors.
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The meeting was cordial, and all things considered, a photo op handshake between Trump and Trudeau turned out to be pretty normal.
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While her train looked show stopping for her photo op on the carpet, her date for the evening was not a fan.
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Swift shared a silly photo of Hall picking her up for a photo op and raved about Kinky Boots and its cast.
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For the outdoor photo op, Christina wears a long-sleeved gray top and black leggings, cradling her belly as she looks down.
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She then joins the rest of the royal family on the palace balcony for the photo op to end all photo ops.
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Holland, who plays Spidey in "Spider-Man: Homecoming," and Z, who plays his classmate, MJ ... couldn't pass up the perfect photo op.
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Picture in your mind either candidate consoling a parent of fallen soldier, or making a photo op appearance at some natural disaster.
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"A lot of good things will come out of this visit," the Pres tells PM Turnbull during Oval Office photo op. pic.twitter.
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" "I think Donald Trump has never seen veterans as anything more than the backdrop for a publicity stunt or a photo op.
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He says the White House photo op with Trump and Republican leaders celebrating the passage of their health care bill wasn't accidental.
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"Donald Trump showed up for a photo-op and collected a check to have a building named after him," said a spokesman.
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The photo op for the signing of the order took place at EPA headquarters, where 12 coal miners posed onstage with Trump.
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Sources said their last meeting in March did not bring substantial progress and they didn't want to participate in another photo op.
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And on Wednesday afternoon, an eighth woman came forward with yet another story of inappropriate touching by Franken during a photo op.
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A photo-op with Trump clutching a weird glowing orb alongside the leaders of Saudi Arabia and Egypt inspired endless internet memes.
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"I was in truck for an hour waiting while you were here for the photo op," the man said to Mr. Trudeau.
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Trump weighed in on the move at his photo-op Thursday, noting it isn't a flat-out ban on movement or work.
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Trump for the first three days of her stay at Walter Reed, stopping on Wednesday for a photo op with wounded soldiers.
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The happy family was mostly hanging out at Pixar Pier, and folks tell us they stopped Buzz Lightyear for a photo op.
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Instead, Trump will stage a photo op in Arizona, and, noting a net out-migration pattern started under President Obama, declare victory.
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The couple gave the public its first glimpse at the newborn royal two days later during a photo op at Windsor Castle.
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"Today's executive order signing was an elaborate photo-op with no discernible policy outcome," ACLU director Anthony Romero said in a statement.
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A third woman said Thursday that she too was groped by former President George H.W. Bush during a photo op in 2014.
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After the photo op, Trump took the group into the Situation Room of the White House to receive an update from Mattis.
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The instant millionaires appeared in a ceremony Wednesday to pose with their photo-op check and wore matching shirts and beaming smiles.
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If a senator thinks it's okay to grab a female constituent's body during a photo op, he is not representing her fairly.
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And Gronk was thoughtful enough to give people some hair of the dog before their included photo op with the man(child).
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The photo-op played into Trump's #AmericaFirst promise of more US manufacturing jobs, and the president didn't waste time exploiting the PR moment.
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Where us mere mortals opt for athleisure vibes, celebrities use the photo op to continue their showcase of never-ending wealth and style.
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Last week's meeting commenced on an awkward note when Trump appeared to refuse to shake Merkel's hand during an Oval Office photo-op.
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On Saturday she caused a slight diplomatic incident when she took Mike Pompeo's place in a photo op with the South Korean delegation.
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Both parents are out for sole custody, and with this ... it looks like Sonni's the first to strike with a good photo-op.
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In a staged photo-op, MBS met with Khashoggi's son, who is reportedly barred from leaving the kingdom, Tuesday to offer his condolences.
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Klum's skin-baring photo-op comes almost a year after she went completely topless for the cover of Maxim's May/June 2018 issue.
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Trump's own top-billed event of the day was a photo op in which he signed three basically toothless executive orders on crime.
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Earlier this week, a jaguar named Juma was paraded out for a photo op during an Olympic torch passing ceremony in Brazil's Amazon.
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Holding baby Benjamin on his right shoulder, the Bravo personality has his left arm wrapped around his pup for the memorable photo op.
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When a wanted guest was turned in, we'd stick them in the jail cell for a quick photo op, then let them go.
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Then, Negroponte and Annan rose for a photo-op with two OLPC laptops, and reporters urged them to demonstrate the machines' distinctive cranks.
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Rosyln Corrigan says the alleged incident occurred in 2003, when she was only 16, during a photo op at the CIA's Texas office.
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Some slightly less brainwashed observers did grudgingly admit the Trump photo op with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto made Trump look more presidential.
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Trump and Abe did a photo op in the Oval Office during Abe's visit, shook hands and didn't stop for 19 seconds. Nineteen!
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America's first couple of entertainment did not disappoint, and invited photogs to "come and get it" -- the perfect photo op ... in an elevator.
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Also, the irrelevant G7 photo-op can be done on the sidelines of the very important G20 economic summit in Hamburg next July.
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George H.W. Bush was forced to apologise for a second time after another actress said he sexually assaulted her at a photo op.
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Meanwhile, the president gave a thumbs-up and smiled for the photo op with the baby's relatives, including the infant's uncle Tito Anchondo.
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Barack Obama, who has been actively chill as his time as POTUS wraps up, isn't one to turn down a great photo op.
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Mueller is accused of groping Swift's butt from under her skirt during a meet-and-greet photo op at an event in Denver.
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She was referring to DJ David Mueller, who Swift alleges grabbed her butt under her skirt during a meet-and-greet photo op.
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" In a photo-op with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Trump says he fired Comey "because he wasn't doing a good job.
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Hadrien, who is three, kept his father company during the day, accompanying dad to meetings and for a photo op with the press.
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During a photo op on the general's 70th birthday in 1935, Hitler surprised the increasingly senile Ludendorff with a promotion to Field Marshal.
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He's going to pick 5 people for a meet and greet, photo op and special tickets to one of his concerts this year.
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Unlike the first signing, a Trump-staged photo-op at the Pentagon, the president signed the new order Monday morning with little fanfare. .
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The 80-year-old actress glamorously got posed for a photo op while her glam team gave her some last minute final touches.
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She wonders if I'd hand her a few $69 bills for her son, Colin, who's already bolted to wait for his photo op.
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"It's a ridiculous question," Tillerson said in response to a reporter during a photo op with French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian.
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"Not a great day for draining the swamp," scoffed Donovan spokeswoman Jessica Proud by email when asked about the Grimm-Bannon photo-op.
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Jeff Flake in the seat right next to the President, making for a really interesting and totally awkward (for Flake, surely) photo op.
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A smaller package for the Friday luncheon going for $22019,000 includes lunch and a photo-op with the president, according to the Post.
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President Trump shakes hands during a photo-op Monday with Team Penske and IndyCar driver Simon Pagenaud, who won the 103rd Indianapolis 85033.
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"I think I'm very well-prepared," Trump told reporters during a photo-op with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe before heading to Singapore.
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The worst-case scenario is that the summit becomes little more than a photo-op that fails to kickstart a viable diplomatic process.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch talks to Chief Justice John Roberts during a photo op at the Supreme Court following Gorsuch's investiture ceremony on Thursday.
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World leaders, including President Trump, pose for a "family" photo-op during the 2018 NATO summit at NATO headquarters on Tuesday in Brussels.
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Whatever the reason, the one-time presidential candidate walked away with a pretty good photo op: Maybe the man's PR team is genius.
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And it appears Tyra is all for her new hair as well, promptly posing for many a photo op with her new mane.
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The bottom line: U.S.–Iran relations are not amenable to breakthrough by photo op; progress will require painstaking negotiations and confidence-building measures.
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Afterward, McGowan writes, she was taken to a photo-op with Ben Affleck, her co-star in "Phantoms," a movie she was promoting.
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A century later, it is unlikely that we can escape the theater of grandiosity, with leaders crowding the stage for their photo op.
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"I think it was a photo op," said Marybeth Gasman, a University of Pennsylvania professor who has studied historically black universities since 1994.
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Twitter's fate is a cautionary tale and financial details remain to be seen, but Snap's I.P.O. is developing into an investor photo op.
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Always eager for the photo-op and the exciting new announcement, politicians, too, prefer creating shiny new things to maintaining old, dingy ones.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi participates in a pre-meeting photo op with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Sen.
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During the obligatory photo op portion, an Italian reporter named Alice Martinelli approached Pompeo and handed him a large hunk of Parmigiano Reggiano.
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There were only the mildest Republican statements of concern -- and relief -- over the cancellation of Trump's big Afghan photo op at Camp David.
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In lieu of making orchid crowns, they were given the opportunity to put a single flower in their hair for a photo op.
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The Republican candidate for president that year, Mr. Reagan wasn't merely mugging for the kind of photo op that unnerves white suburban voters.
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In the morning, rent a scooter and cruise to the Tegalalang Rice Terrace for what will easily be photo op of the year.
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After House Speaker Paul Ryan officially swore in the 115th Congress Tuesday, he began an hours-long photo op with members and their families.
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During an Oval Office photo-op, a tense Trump barely looked at his German counterpart while quickly answering a few questions from the press.
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Washington (CNN)A photo-op Sunday with Donald Trump may have revealed prospective Cabinet member Kris Kobach's plans for the Department of Homeland Security.
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But every time he holds a well-planned photo op, he backs off of the governing and shifts into a knee-jerk campaign mode.
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The two ended up in urgent care together, which made for a great photo-op, she said, though she didn't offer up the shot.
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And when it came time for reporters to file into his lunch with Republican lawmakers, the announcement came down: The photo-op was canceled.
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But this was no cute photo op: The boy carried a sheet of paper that Thakur read in silence before finally turning to reporters.
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S.E. Cupp, a host on CNN, said the meeting was "very productive", adding that it was "not a photo-op, but a constructive dialogue".
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She seems baffled that Trumpworld (her term) does so many things she disapproves of, then pushes back against her colleagues with another photo-op.
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Part of the event involved Trump climbing into a 18-wheeler for a photo op, and he seized the opportunity to thoroughly enjoy himself.
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"We have to get tougher and fight," Trump warned his party on Monday in a wild hour-long photo-op before a cabinet meeting.
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Will we all have to someday endure the photo op from a tour of those facilities with, say, Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook?
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As misfortune would have it, these emus were camera shy to the point of agression — turning Wilson's photo op turned into a Man vs.
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Earlier this week, Lindsay Mentz also came forward and said Franken groped her during a photo op at the Minnesota State Fair in 2010.
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This is a man who has spent the last 24 hours being called "Nixonian" and proceeded to stage a photo-op with Henry Kissinger.
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As Hillary was leaving Chelsea's apartment, she posed for a quick photo-op with a little girl, and said she was feeling much better.
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In the end, the summit will be remembered for an uncomfortable photo-op when Trump did not respond to Merkel's suggestion for a handshake.
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Hillary then took the stage for a photo op with the most powerful people in music, then addressed the crowd and talked glass ceiling.
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"I think Donald Trump has never seen veterans as anything more than the backdrop for a publicity stunt or a photo op," Kauffmann said.
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Kimbrough was in attendance when President Donald Trump welcomed 64 presidents of HBCUs to the Oval Office on Monday for an unscheduled photo op.
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Former President George H.W. Bush issued an apology after an actress accused him of sexually assaulting her during a photo op four years ago.
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Jenner wore a black bandeau shirt with a cross-body purse for the photo op and dressed Stormi up in an adorable Burberry dress.
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Trump's are announced individually -- and for effect -- as he did in a photo op with Sylvester Stallone to posthumously pardon the boxer Jack Johnson.
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CNN reported that Collins spoke at a normal volume as she asked Trump questions during a photo op with Juncker in the Oval Office.
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Having no press in the room means private discussions and avoids another photo-op moment between Trump, Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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Donald and Melania Trump's photo op with Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall was a moment "for the history books," according to Jackson.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources instructed people to keep their distance, but the buck knows a good photo-op when he sees one.
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President Trump shakes hands with Washington Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin beside the Stanley Cup during a photo-op in the Oval Office on Monday.
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As I have written previously on this blog, the Bahrain event fizzled and was reduced to a photo-op that failed to gain traction.
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Ronald Reagan had Michael Deaver, whose acute understanding of campaign atmospherics would cause Reagan to be viewed as the father of the photo-op.
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I could not insult my brother and sister veterans by participating in a phony, feel-good photo-op to make the Saints look good.
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No. On "The President Show," a photo-op with an elementary school class goes wrong when the president decides he doesn't want to leave.
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This unstoppable meme is a golden opportunity for a cheap-but-totally-Instagramable Halloween photo op before you "head out" to the night's festivities.
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Like many Hollywood celebs needing an image makeover -- Cybertruck put on its best dress and headed out for a photo op in the 'Bu.
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Kohn's tweet came the morning CNN published a story in which a woman said Franken grabbed her rear end during a 2010 photo-op.
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She said that Franken groped her butt during a photo op at an event hosted by Minnesota's Women's Political Caucus in Minneapolis in 2007.
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Even the optimists said that after the photo op and warm words, getting a real commitment from North Korea on denuclearization remains far away.
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Last year, members of the media were invited into the summer 2017 photo op, with the Associated Press capturing video of the picture being taken.
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Jeff Flake must've heard Donald Trump as the president boasted of party unity during an awkward photo-op Tuesday, but did he really hear him?
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Just two days after welcoming a healthy baby boy, the new family made their first official debut — and the entire photo op is undeniably precious.
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Within a few days after welcoming their first child, Meghan and Harry will take part in a photo op on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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That did not stop Trump from scheduling the meeting this week, and during his photo-op with Putin, he said he hadn't raised the matter.
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And I think that&aposs what&aposs going to happen sadly with Russia and with this meeting with Putin, Bret, because again another photo-op.
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This afternoon, Swift won $1 and long-awaited vindication when a jury determined Mueller groped her during a pre-concert photo op four years ago.
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At the G-20 summit, the two leaders also expressed their shared disdain for journalists, joking at the expense of reporters during the photo op.
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Or maybe you felt a palpable sense of betrayal like you did seeing Tim Cook sit down with President-elect Trump for a photo op?
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When they first enter the room for their photo op, there's a split second where Merkel stiffly raises her right hand preparing to grab Trump's.
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Three years after the alleged incident, Taylor Swift's account of being allegedly groped by a radio DJ during a photo op have been made public.
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As they stepped into the white-paneled Oak Room for a photo op, the queen noted the room was "full of mirrors," complicating staged photos.
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And like most New Yorkers, it took Clinton multiple swipes at the turnstile of her MetroCard to grant her access to the campaign photo op.
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In a quick turnabout, he decided to announce the pick on Twitter on Friday after all, delaying only the formal photo-op announcement until Saturday.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and came just hours after Trump staged an awkward photo-op to hail Republican unity.
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And perhaps Chad Michael Murray missed this photo op due to daddy duty, as he welcomed a baby girl in March with wife Sarah Roemer.
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The photo-op was particularly embarrassing, and Trump didn't even let Sean Spicer, a devout Catholic, meet the pope because Trump is a huge dick.
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All of these world leaders want to have that moment of glory with that photo-op with the most of powerful man in the world.
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After appearing at a fundraiser, Kasich joined Kirk on a tour of 1871, a non-profit incubator for tech start-ups — the perfect photo op.
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Patti LaBelle got a taste of what Kylie Jenner and Kelly Rowland experienced when anti-fur protesters pulled a photo op sneak attack on her.
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They acknowledge they were looking for a photo op to prove that despite being fancy New Yorkers, they share a pastime beloved by many Iowans.
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Like Super Bowl or World Series winners, they gathered with President Donald Trump for some back-slapping and a photo op in the Rose Garden.
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He says it's more of a photo op than a place of remembrance, and that's why he doesn't trust her to get the museum right.
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The President declined Merkel's invitation for a handshake during an Oval Office photo-op, keeping his hands clasped, with a grim expression on his face.
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Netizens went nuts for this adorable photo-op of a 4-month-old golden retriever named after the former vice president posing with his namesake.
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Coincidentally, the photo op was staged right in front of a portrait of former First Lady Hillary Clinton – Trump's opponent in the 2016 presidential election.
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Y.), Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-Fla.) and Abby Finkenauer (D-Iowa) wait in the cold for the House freshmen class photo-op on Nov. 14.
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Reporters were told early Tuesday that they would have access to the Trump-Trumka meeting, but the photo-op was canceled at the last minute.
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Wednesday gave Donald Trump the best of both worlds; a priceless photo-op with a foreign leader and maximum attention on his firebrand immigration message.
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Stephanie Kemplin, a 41-year-old Army veteran, told CNN that Franken cupped her breast during a photo op while she was deployed in Kuwait.
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The bar was itself a contrivance, a kind of nightly photo op, but the pictures Weegee took there manage to be both exploitative and humane.
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" His 15-minute appearance cost UC Berkeley $800,000 in what the school's spokesman Dan Mogulof called "the most expensive photo-op in the university's history.
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Their stop comes after the Golden State Warriors, the NBA's reigning champions, declined to participate in the traditional photo-op with President Trump last month.
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"Is she coming for a photo op and pretending she cares, and pretending she's going to do something," said Greg Pittman, an American history teacher.
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Sure, the designer that makes the shirts set it up as a photo op, but the boys appear to be genuinely down with the message.
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Cohen was tasked with ensuring it was more than a brief photo-op, and wasn't legally registered as a representative of Ukraine, per the report.
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He says N. Korea's supreme leader's already rung up a big W, while all Trump has up to this point is a great photo op.
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West and Zuckerberg took it upon themselves to create a positive photo-op on Wednesday, when West tweeted a picture of the two singing karaoke.
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News Analysis BEIJING — Two weeks after taking China's top office in November 2012, Xi Jinping took part in what seemed like a throwaway photo op.
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The good news ... Lala and Randall still got their photo op, even though it was just in the background of Iain Armitage's pic with Meryl.
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Instead, they hosted a photo op with Archie at Windsor Castle two days after the birth, which is said to have taken place at home.
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Boats, some running massive, two-stroke engines, gathered around a skeleton of concrete and rebar covered in graffiti — a failed restaurant development turned photo-op.
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Further, inviting the Taliban to the White House and signing a peace deal so that Trump can get a photo op would have ugly consequences.
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The White House organized a photo-op last Friday of the president carrying a binder full of materials from the Oval Office into the residence.
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It's yet unknown if this straw Jurassic Park was created as a marketing stunt, but it's definitely drawing crowds of curious visitors wanting a photo op.
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So instead we watch and marvel at the latest macho Putin photo op, and miss out on the chance to understand the politics behind the poses.
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During Trump's photo-op visit to the US territory — whose residents are US citizens — three weeks ago, he boasted that the death toll was just 16.
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The Russians want us to be terrified of the summit, fixated on every off-the-cuff malapropism and weird photo op, and responding to it all.
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From the night's hostess, Katy Perry, to award presenters and their recipients, tonight's legendary step-and-repeat felt more like a catwalk than a photo op.
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Because of his small stature, she thought he was a 6-year-old child and swept Nguyen off his feet for a cuddle and photo op.
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Randall's new campaign manager Jae-won (Tim Jo) is annoyed that Randall won't use it as a photo op, but Beth thinks that's the wrong play.
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The jaguar was brought out with a large metal chain around its neck; after the photo op was over, the animal got loose from its handlers.
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One thinks quickly of the young Cuban refugee Elián Gonzales being taken from his relatives' arms and returned to Cuba for a Fidel Castro photo op.
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In a few days Meghan and Harry are expected to take part in a photo op with their new son on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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After an awkward meeting with first responders, the president and first lady Melania Trump stood together for a friendly photo op, which in itself seems insensitive.
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David Mueller also testified that had he had more time during the rushed backstage photo op, he would have placed his hand in a different location.
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"I know he's a tough man but he's a respected man," Trump said during a friendly photo-op at the start of the talks on Monday.
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But on the return flight later Thursday, the president invited the pool to his office in the front of the plane for a brief photo-op.
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Half of the kids, about 100 in total, said no thank you to the photo-op while their classmates cheesed alongside the Speaker of the House.
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Others questioned why the session was occurring at the White House at all, suggesting the gathering could amount to a substance-free -- and inconvenient -- photo-op.
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This week, he used the incongruous setting of a photo op at Trump National Golf Course in New Jersey to threaten North Korea with nuclear annihilation.
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We have received reports of a number of injuries to humans as a result of getting too close to an animal during a quick photo op.
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The clarification comes just hours after Bush first apologized following actress Heather Lind accusing him of sexually assaulting her during a photo op four years ago.
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Reid interrupts to say that the two had made a deal not to answer questions from press during the photo op — a common practice for politicians.
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A fifth woman has accused former President George H.W. Bush of groping her, saying that he inappropriately squeezed her buttocks during a photo op in 1992.
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If Donald Trump can get a big old photo op does it matter if it's a bad horrible thing to invite the Taliban to Camp David.
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Al Franken groped her in December 2003, telling CNN that while she was deployed in Kuwait, the Minnesota Democrat cupped her breast during a photo op.
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Democratic meetings with Garland have frequently included a photo-op and short gaggles with reporters, which have given fresh opportunities for Democratic senators to slam Republicans.
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The Sussexes opted to keep details of the pregnancy and birth relatively private, forgoing a photo-op outside the Lindo Wing at St. Mary's Hospital Paddington.
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It becomes embarrassing to witness him on a global stage push past other world leaders so that he can be in front of a photo-op.
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The ceremony, to mark the "official birthday of the Sovereign" (not the Queen's actual birthday), is a major photo op for the royal family every year.
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"My constituents have no interest in me entertaining the president's desire to be used as a backdrop in this photo op," Moore told the Associated Press.
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Granted, he wasn't suited and booted like he was in the 1998 cult comedy classic -- but he posed for a photo-op anyway ... sweat and all.
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From the Sun: Per the Sun, the suit then goes on to claim that Simmons continued his advances during a promo photo op after the interview.
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One came from an Army veteran named Stephanie Kemplin, who told CNN that Franken groped her breast during a photo op on a 2003 USO tour.
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Bing, Ryder and Fujikawa, 33, are all looking at the camera for the photo op, while baby Rani gazes at something off-camera and Hudson smiles.
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It will also offer a photo op: An area artist is carving a 12-foot-tall red-and-black dragon that will have amber LED eyes.
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Will what started as a simple ribbon-cutting photo op turn out to be one of those moments that shifted the power structure and industry identity?
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After Po was done showing guests how to pose in different stances, he would go for a photo op with Tigress, another character from the film.
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You'll also get a 12-hour battery life to use however you please, as well as a decent rear-facing camera for the occasional photo op.
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There, you'll find a cheerful-looking photo of the two besieged leaders and their wives meeting Monday at a brief formal photo op, cool as cucumbers.
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Check out the insane video ... the boy and his father were visiting The Dublin Zoo and stopped for a quick photo-op with the big cat.
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"I was surprised by it, but we certainly wish him well and it's a tough time for him," Trump said during a last-minute photo-op.
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His full political arsenal was on display in a Trumpian masterclass of a photo-op in the Oval Office Thursday with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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And just a few minutes ago, Sly and boxing studs Lennox Lewis and Deontay Wilder celebrated the move with a punchy photo op in Washington D.C.
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Between the lines: Previously dubbed the "diplomatic sheikh," Rouhani is now taking a tougher line, downplaying the value of even a photo op with President Trump.
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After the photo op, the couple made their way through the crowd holding hands and headed toward the back of the patio to hit up the bar.
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Since the ceremony will be held at Windsor Castle, the couple won't be making the 2115-minute journey back to Buckingham Palace for a photo-op. 2115.
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For the photo op, Ritter had her hair swept up into a top knot, wearing a black-and-white polka-dot wiggle dress that highlighted her belly.
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When President Trump and Kim met during their historic photo-op on June 12th, Trump reportedly asked Kim if he'd ever heard Elton John's 1972 hit song.
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It's clear there's way more to their friendship than just a great photo op on the red carpet, and we're here to share their best BFF moments.
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When governors claim to be "experts in disasters," it's because they spoke at a press conferences or greeted a president for a photo-op on the tarmac.
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"It was just going to be a quick photo op and we decided we didn't want to interrupt the cadence meeting," White House spokeswoman Stephane Grisham said.
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Whether you are going for a photo op, street performers, or shopping, these classic streets promise a lot of excitement ... as long as you don't live there.
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Tourists come from all over the world for a photo op with the bright lights and strange mascots roaming the streets — while locals stay far, far away.
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It'll be a nice photo op but really ... Photo ops and symbolism matter as carriers, we could do with a few more of those, but I agree.
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Washington (CNN)At a photo op with the Italian President on Wednesday, President Donald Trump was asked about his decision to remove American troops from northern Syria.
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Lively has been Reynolds' biggest supporter throughout the press tour most recently posing for a playful (and handsy!) photo op in front of the film's promotional poster.
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" The latest exchange began early Tuesday morning when Corker advised the White House not to interfere in lawmakers' tax deliberations and called Trump's lunch a "photo op.
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In Brave, McGowan writes that immediately after Weinstein raped her, she stumbled out of his hotel and was taken to a photo op to promote a movie.
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The young prince — alongside his stately family, including Crown Prince Haakon and his older sister Princess Ingrid Alexandra — posed for a photo op from the palace balcony.
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Obama took part in a similar photo op after the 2012 Olympic games with gymnast McKayla Maroney, when they both showed off her memorable "not impressed" face.
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"It's a daisy-paper-chain, a glum photo-op for the state media, and the performance of a hapless administration running while standing still," Mr Mathieson laments.
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The royal family — including Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry — then gather on the Buckingham Palace balcony for the final proceedings (and the biggest photo op).
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A woman initially accused Bush of groping her and telling her a dirty joke as she stood beside him, seated in a wheelchair, for a photo op.
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North Korea has pledged that it won't destroy its nuclear weapons without "corresponding countermeasures," despite the fact that President Trump declared victory after his first photo-op.
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Instead, the administration arranged a separate photo op with none other than Henry Kissinger, who worked for Nixon as national security adviser and then secretary of state.
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Roger Marshall (R) was commemorating his swearing-in with a family portrait when the photo-op was interrupted as Marshall's son raised his arm toward his face.
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Perhaps the best case scenario is that Trump will settle for a quick photo-op and let his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sweat out the details.
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NAFTA The president had a smiling photo op with the leaders of Canada and Mexico over the weekend as they signed a revised North American trade agreement.
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One program even meticulously outlined ideal photo op locations throughout Panmunjom, and noted what message these scenes could convey to the international community about North-South relations.
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As for that photo-op, you'll get the bird's eye view at Ojstrica viewpoint, a short hike best taken before sunrise or sunset to beat the crowds.
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President Obama, learning from the Bush situation, got on the ground fast, strolling a beach with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie in a rather bizarre photo op.
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The most extensive conversation observed by reporters came as the two leaders shared a friendly, yet brief, walk to a photo op in between meetings on Saturday.
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Michael Jordan not only attended Patrick Ewing's head coaching debut for Georgetown on Sunday ... he got invited into his locker room for a post-game photo op!!
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"North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States," he said during a photo op at his Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey.
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Maybe someone on Loughlin's defense team, maybe a plainclothes cop, maybe some well-dressed man who walked through the wrong door and stumbled into a photo op.
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And get this ... the winner also gets 4 tickets to a Mets game plus a photo op with Cespedes and a signed jersey thrown into the mix.
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Roslyn Corrigan told Time that the former president grabbed her butt without permission during a photo op in 2003, when she was 16 and he was 79.
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In some cases, however, a happenstance meeting, a random photo op, or the post-mortem actions of friends become the catalyst launching a celebrity to legendary status.
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Quid pro quo: He gets to break the internet with a photo-op, you get his signature on a pardon or a piece of convict-friendly legislation.
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As a mayor, he now had the opportunity to cavort with real-life "real people," not just the curated photo-op variety assembled by the Gore campaign.
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Unsavory optics also figure into Chuck's subplot this week, as he drags his son into a photo op to buttress his ascending public image for political office.
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I think it's quite condescending to suggest that really smart people with the best Ph.D.s in the country flew all the way there for a photo op.
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Many of the young activists at the summit told VICE News the U.N. had used them for a photo op and pandered to what might interest them.
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But normalcy never arrived, legislation was never produced, and the council meetings became nothing but a photo op used to bolster the perception of the president's legitimacy.
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Rose and Ryder made a cameo in the music video for Caught Up in the Country's eponymous track, joining the singer for a cute photo op on set.
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In May, he famously took a golf cart to a photo op at the G7 Summit rather than walk the 700 yards to the location of the picture.
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"NUMBER TWO • Coming out this July ✌🏻🐣🍼," Chrissy — who was situated on the bathroom floor between the boys for the photo op — captioned the funny announcement.
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And while many of them get their flashy marble-lobby photo op, they may also get something else out of the deal: big gains in their company stocks.
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Scheaffer Okore, a Kenyan who describes herself as an "Afro politico feminist," told BuzzFeed News that she didn't see Trump's trip as more than a big photo op.
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But even a photo op can erode hard-won taboos against military involvement in politics, said Aníbal Pérez-Liñán, a political scientist at the University of Notre Dame.
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""We don't know why he decided to leave when he did," university spokesperson Dan Mogulof added, calling Yiannopoulos' event "the most expensive photo op in the university's history.
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But Bezos attended a meeting at Trump Tower last month (begrudgingly) and we can now see why that was such an important photo-op for the president-elect.
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Angel BFFs Jasmine Tookes and and Josephine Skriver (of JoJa fame) also pulled a fashion faceoff for a photo op in front of the Eiffel Tower on Tuesday.
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Friday, May 26th: President Trump embarrassed the United States by hopping in a golf cart to head to a G7 photo-op while the other world leaders walked.
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" Hosting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the Oval Office for consultations before the Singapore summit, Trump described the Kim meeting as "much more than a photo-op.
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The honorable mention goes to Diddy, and not just because he LAID DOWN on the carpet for the most perfect photo-op to show off his Christian Louboutins.
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Days earlier Trump had been asked by reporters if he's racist during routine photo op in which he signed a proclamation to honor Martin Luther King Jr., day.
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Some A-listers got more involved in the festivities than others -- Tom and Bella were spotted center stage for a photo-op with what appeared to be drivers.
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During a photo op in the Oval Office, Collins reportedly asked the president questions about the day's most talked-about stories, a typical move for a pool reporter.
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" The blow-up happened just hours before Trump was scheduled to attend the Senate GOP's weekly luncheon on Capitol Hill, an event Corker described as a "photo op.
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The document included no specifics on how denuclearization would be achieved, a fact seized upon by critics who said the summit was little more than a photo op.
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And Jasmine herself even made an appearance, posing in front of Dream's gift table behind the birthday girl and her mama, who smiled jubilantly for the photo-op.
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"To kick off the Federation Era, the [governors of California and Texas] meet on the steps of the United States Supreme Court for a photo op," he wrote.
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The document included no specifics on how denuclearization would be achieved, a fact seized upon by critics who said the summit was little more than a photo-op.
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It was supposed to be a simple photo op, but nobody told Bevo, who promptly charged at Uga (and almost took out a few humans in the process).
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In an affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, eyewitnesses said the victim was "unable to move" as she was "stuck" between the man and his wife for the photo-op.
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It was sparked by a recent White House photo op, when Trump gathered with Republican leaders to celebrate the House passing a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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A photo-op with Netanyahu and senior figures from Arab countries in Warsaw would be a win for Washington as it seeks to ratchet up pressure against Tehran.
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A picture of Bad Bunny and 63ix9ine began circulating as well, though the former later stated that the photo op didn't necessarily mean that any work had occurred.
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Could this be a maneuver -- as with North Korea over the past 18 months -- to threaten war, only to pursue a flashbulb-popping photo op with Iran's leaders?
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A second image on his Story saw the dad-to-be posing solo, giving a thumbs-up to the camera in front of the same photo-op background.
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"This will not be just a photo-op," Mr. Trump said last Thursday during a news conference after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan visited the White House.
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Today, eel houses have dwindled and are more of a curiosity, good for a photo op for prominent British pols or a cameo in an Elton John video.
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The President's subsequent response in El Paso -- giving a thumbs up next to a baby orphaned in the shooting during a staged photo-op -- just made things worse.
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"No, won't be going to the WH today, better things to do than be part of a photo op for 45 as he threatens cities again," Hancock tweeted.
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The president endorsed Van Drew during an Oval Office photo op last month days after it was first reported that the congressman would defect from the Democratic Party.
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But it leaked rain on then Mayor Michael Bloomberg during a photo op, and for a long time proved too expensive to develop and deploy in this country.
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The first lady and Sara Netanyahu, both dressed in pastel colors and both wearing pricey designer high heels, sat with their husbands for an Oval Office photo op.
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But trade officials on both sides are starting to warn that there may be a few hurdles preventing London and Washington from sailing straight into a photo op.
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The scene in which the Minutemen's photo-op turns into a marketing opportunity "from our good friends at National Bank" is good shorthand for revealing Metropolis's empty ideals.
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The bonhomie of Pompeo's photo-op with the Crown Prince belied the seriousness of the situation, though US officials insisted there had been some hard talk in private.
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Hell, it looks the cash went so far as to pull Geoffrey the Giraffe out of retirement -- who posed with 50 and Sire in a sweet photo-op.
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But the cake designer returned with more cake before dessert time and everyone got to enjoy a sweet end to the night with the couple's photo op and all.
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Yet, according to The New York Times, Trump told news anchors at an off-the-record lunch Tuesday that he considered the planned border visit a mere photo op.
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There's also the media circus to consider; as the Lindo Wing photo op has become more of a convention over the years, it's also become more and more unwieldy.
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Within a few days after welcoming their first child, Meghan and Harry will take part in a photo op with their new baby on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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According to eyewitness, Meat Loaf refused to hand the mic over before thanking his fans -- and Frightmare staffers offered refunds for those who had paid for a photo op.
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The White House just wanted a nice photo op in the Rose Garden when it trotted out Melania Trump to announce her new Be Best program on Monday afternoon.
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It should go without saying, but apparently it needs to be said: Quit hanging off buildings and climbing on trains and swimming with goddamn sharks for a photo op.
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Who is the child that thinks it's okay to run across the red carpet in the middle of what might be the greatest prom photo-op of all time?
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The International Cozy Inn, HarlemThe psychedelic decor at this family-owned bed and breakfast might not appeal to everyone, but it certainly makes for an interesting Instagram photo op.
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Sadoski, 42, held their baby girl on his lap for the outdoor photo op, in which her face was covered by the "petals" on her tiny flower-shaped hat.
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The sight of Trump alongside the Mexican president provided the photo-op that the campaign appears to have banked on despite not knowing how the candidate would be received.
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"I think it is up to the teams to do this and that the presidents will meet in March for a photo op, not for a deal," he said.
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I'll admit, the first time I felt the traction control really take over was when I tried to get a little too sideways for the ride-past photo op.
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On Sunday, Trump stood for a photo-op with Kris Kobach, the arch-restrictionist Kansas secretary of state, who is in the running to serve in the coming administration.
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Also Friday, Swift's bodyguard testified that he witnessed Mueller reach his hand under Swift's skirt at the Denver photo-op in what he called a "violation" of her body.
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She ignores her daughter's wishes to keep her new, same-sex relationship under wraps by thrusting her daughter's new girlfriend into a photo op with the congressional LGBTQ committee.
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Rex Tillerson, who will be nominated as secretary of State, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) participate in a photo op prior to their meeting on Wednesday.
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"When you dub someone for life as 'Lyin' Ted' and now suddenly you're smiling with your arms around each other, it's a hard-pressed photo op," Mr. Brinkley said.
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Since we're less than 80 days away from the election, it was prime photo op and a chance for the Indiana governor to remind America he's just like us.
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Union workers have so far seen the support of the Democratic candidates, but the real question remains: Who's truly on workers' side, versus merely looking for a photo op?
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"I think the Senate bill is going to be great," Trump said during a photo-op ahead of a meeting with nearly every Republican senator at the White House.
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All of that, except here, Lively is experiencing a momentary break from being one of the most photogenic people in the world when a yawn interrupts the photo op.
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Earlier this week Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who may have been responsible for Khashoggi's assassination, for a smiling photo op.
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"George Bush simply does not have it in his heart to knowingly cause anyone distress, and he again apologizes to anyone he offended during a photo op." he wrote.
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But Trump is expected to stay out of central London and to see Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle for the most keenly awaited photo-op of the visit.
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He was soon at a deep-dish pizza parlor downtown for a photo op with the 79-year-old Rod Laver, John McEnroe and the Australian star Nick Kyrgios.
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Tours of Antelope Canyon are organized by photo op, and as we walk through the narrowing crack, we pause every 10 feet or so to capture a different image.
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D.L. thinks Alice and her champion, Kim Kardashian, were simply a good photo op -- while Trump's still making other moves that fly in the face of real prison reform.
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During Mr. Trump's transition period before he assumed office, he gathered many tech chief executives together for a visit to Trump Tower, which turned into a photo-op spectacle.
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"Of course, he had to do the dictator thing: photo op, roses, exploit this for its maximum value," said Sophal Ear, an expert in Cambodian politics at Occidental College.
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The two held a photo op in the Oval Office in December, at which time Trump endorsed the congressman, who in turn pledged his "undying loyalty" to the president.
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The movement has long been a giveaway to police and sketchy "rescue" operations, a photo op for the right kinds of politicians—all at the expense of everything else.
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West, who appeared at a photo-op at Trump Tower with the president-elect after their December meeting, deleted tweets about having "a direct line of communication" with Trump.
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In the meantime, Pompeo traveled to Saudi for an inconclusive fact-finding mission that included a photo op with Saudi King Salman and a meeting with the crown prince.
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The immigration orders came at a photo op with Defense Secretary James Mattis, rather than at an event where Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly would be able to elaborate.
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A few months later, Obama and the auto industry had a photo op in the Rose Garden, with automakers agreeing that the California standards would become the national ones.
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Instead, Meghan and Harry will take part in a photo op with their new baby on the grounds of Windsor Castle within a few days of welcoming their first child.
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As the substantive issues of policy and security for the upcoming summit are being carefully considered and crafted, no doubt thought is also being given to that first photo op.
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In an Oval Office photo-op, the President described his phone call with the Russian President -- and slipped back into his own habit of elevating Moscow's talking points above America's.
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Under President Barack Obama, three players from the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins turned down a photo-op at the White House over politics, as well as ahandful of other athletes.
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Post-birth will continue similarly, with Meghan and Harry abstaining from the traditional hospital steps photo op, instead planning a different public debut a few days later, according to People.
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President Trump, for his part, has been on cozy terms with the North Korean dictator ever since their joint photo-op at a historic summit in June of this year.
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Meek Mill has a VERY different relationship with law enforcement in Jamaica, 'cause when they stop him there ... all they wanna do is fanboy out and get a photo op.
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If his offer for negotiations with Iran somehow produces a stunning photo op at talks with a leader from Tehran he can chalk it up as a masterful political coup.
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A second photo-op with lawmakers to discuss the budget was scrapped last-minute, making for another 24 hours without further clarification from the commander-in-chief about his allegations.
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During a photo op with the two leaders Friday, Trump was asked by an NBC News journalist whether he would tell Putin not to meddle in the 2020 US elections.
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It's probably too soon to say whether Trump's magical trucker cosplay will rise to the level of Bush's infamous flight suit mishap, or Michael Dukakis's ill-fated tank photo op.
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Just this year alone, he's rocked both red and green hair, but it's the latter (which is his most recent 'do) that caused an unfortunate photo op at Woods' birthday.
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More people — some self-identifying as knowledgable horse riders and equestrians — are now criticizing the YouTuber for "using" horse-riding culture, and a horse at all, for a photo op.
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And it seems like we'll have more than one outfit to obsess over — Brit also flaunted her abs in a bedazzled bandeau situation during a photo-op with G-Eazy.
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During a photo op to call the troops for Christmas, Trump also went off on an out-of-the-blue tangent about his firing of former FBI director James Comey.
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Mr. Cohen was brought in, he said, because Ukraine's registered lobbyists and embassy in Washington DC could get Mr. Poroshenko little more than a brief photo-op with Mr. Trump.
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The Denver DJ Taylor Swift claims grabbed her butt during a photo op was too late to the table when it comes to HIS claim she slandered his good name.
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The pair embraced like family before being joined for a patriotic photo-op by Madrid-born four-times men's slam champion Manuel Santana, who lifted the Wimbledon crown in 1966.
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On Monday, the leading Democratic candidate Joe Biden issued a statement accusing Trump of being "more concerned with a photo op for himself than getting results for the American people".
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Taylor Swift is set to take the stand to face the radio DJ she alleges reached under her skirt in 2013 and grabbed her butt backstage during a photo op.
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Teresa Giudice thinks Sofia Vergara acted like a "bitch" during a photo-op, which is totally out of line because -- according to Teresa -- Sofia's an immigrant and oughta act nice.
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Also Friday, Swift's bodyguard testified that he witnessed Mueller reach his hand under Swift's skirt at a 2013 Denver photo-op in what he called a "violation" of her body.
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Stephanie Kemplin, of Maineville, Ohio, told CNN that Franken groped her breast during a 2003 photo op when she was a 27-year-old military police officer stationed in Kuwait.
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And, perhaps unsurprisingly coming from a man whose idea of connecting with reality is a carefully managed 50-state photo op, his words were polished to the point of meaninglessness.
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"This visit seems to have been no more than a photo op and a wasted opportunity," Engel said in a statement on Trump's huddle with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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He pulled the puppy out of its cage, lofted it up like Simba for a photo op, and then handed it off to Putin, where things got a little weird.
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"They restart it, they're going to have big problems, bigger than they've ever had before, and you can mark it down," he told reporters during a photo op with Macron.
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After blocking her out of a red carpet photo-op on the tarmac in Tel Aviv, the President reached for his wife's hand, which she quickly but succinctly batted away.
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The agency would hand out favors, but the governor's office would make the phone call or hold the photo op to announce the gifts so Mr. Christie could take credit.
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In other news -- Former President George H.W. Bush has responded after an actress alleged that he touched her inappropriately while he was sitting in his wheelchair during a photo op.
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"George Bush simply does not have it in his heart to knowingly cause anyone distress, and he again apologizes to anyone he offended during a photo op," McGrath told CNN.
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In 2017, the president had a viral moment when he pretended to drive a tractor-trailer during a photo-op at the White House with leaders from the trucking industry.
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He suggested that criticism over Trump providing the North Korean government with a photo op and legitimacy is misplaced, noting that the focus should shift to denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
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" Over the last week, Schon has continued to criticize the photo op, saying it goes "against what we've all stood for up until 2100 years ago and Jon changed radically.
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LeBron James got taken to task for doing exactly that back in 2014, when he innocently put his arm around Kate Middleton in a photo-op ... a major faux pas.
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In an article published by the Atlantic, former Democratic Hill staffer and media commentator Tina Dupuy said Franken touched her inappropriately during a photo op at a party in 2009.
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It's hard to forget the clip of the two leaders at a White House meeting in March where reporters asked repeatedly for them to shake hands for a photo op.
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Even as other governments instituted China travel bans that angered Beijing, Mr. Hun Sen traveled to the Chinese capital and met with Xi Jinping, China's leader, in another photo op.
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DHS earlier this month held a photo op to tout its 100th mile of border wall built during the Trump administration, a signature promise Trump touts at every campaign rally.
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The photo-op was scheduled just an hour before Trump was expected to meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He amid high-level trade talks between the two economic superpowers.
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He meets with Al Gore for a photo op, then appoints a climate change denier to head the E.P.A. Dear Electoral College, please stop this guy from ruining the planet!
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"Typically, when something's getting ready to be launched like this, you know, there's kind of a photo op, if you will," he said, referencing the GOP's efforts on tax reform.
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Multiple witnesses testified that the alleged quid pro quo revolved around an invitation to the White House, not just a photo-op on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
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In the words of Harris, "Donald Trump got punk'd" by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who secured a photo op at a summit with Trump in Singapore last year.
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But Trump&aposs photo-op diplomacy and flattery toward Kim, widely regarded as one of the world&aposs most repressive rulers, has failed to push North Korea to fully denuclearize.
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He was instrumental in arranging a White House visit for the Hungarian leader, complete with a coveted photo op in the Oval Office, despite protests from both US political parties.
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Every candidate makes the pilgrimage to the Iowa State Fair, and the essential photo op is a mouthful of pork, and not just any pork ... it's gotta be on a stick.
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And as you can see, to celebrate his arrival at the first day of the G20 economic summit in Hamburg, Germany, the two eagerly took part in a friendly photo op.
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During a brief photo-op with reporters Saturday, Trump said he "put out a feeler" to Kim for a potential handshake on the DMZ in order to advance their warm friendship.
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" Corker warned Trump in a round of other television interviews against interfering in congressional efforts to finalize legislation to cut taxes and called his visit with Senate Republicans "a photo op.
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Under President Barack Obama, three players from the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins turned down a photo-op at the White House over politics, as well as a handful of other athletes.
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His latest grandiose photo op appears to be a reflection of his own vanity, obsession with crowd sizes, craving for the spotlight, penchant for military hardware and his flirtations with authoritarianism.
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House Democratic leaders said they did not tell members to boycott Trump's lunch but had pressed those invited to consider whether the talks would be merely a photo-op for Trump.
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During a photo op in the Oval office on Friday, the President observed that Minister Abe had "strong hands" and motioned a golf swing as foreign and domestic press snapped photos.
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That didn't happen Monday as Trump shuffled into an elevator with his security detail after his photo op, ignoring shouted questions about whether and when he was meeting with the council.
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In a short film / commercial released earlier this month, the Yukimaru quadcopter flies to the main Oji attractions, like a scenic photo op, a temple, and the Bell of Eternal Lovers.
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From his words, it sounds like a dude -- whom cops later ID'd as a suspect named Richard Perez based on license plate info -- tricked Myles into a street side photo-op.
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What does it mean that, thrice now, the leader of the world's most powerful tech company couldn't be bothered to actually stick these gadgets in his ears for a photo op?
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Shortly thereafter, author Christina Baker Kline published an article on Slate accusing Bush of groping her in 2014 during a photo op at a Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy fundraiser.
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Within a few days after welcoming their first child, Meghan and Harry will take part in a photo op with their new son or daughter on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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The python seemed pretty chill with the photo op until a selfie-wielding man in a pink shirt decided to hop in quickly from the right, causing the snake to pounce.
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The Trump administration is not indifferent to the financial sector's concerns, but low expectations for photo-op concessions have kept the industry at the back of the line this time around.
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And planning to share a walk around Mar-a-Lago, a nice dinner and photo-op and pledge to continue to strengthen the working relationship between the United States and China.
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She was banned from today&aposs Rose Garden event for asking the president questions during an earlier Oval Office photo op with President Trump and the president of the European Union.
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After we left the photo op, we got to do more canyon riding on twists and long straightaways where we got to feel the bike's ability to do high speeds effortlessly.
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The entire family (including scene-stealing Prince George and Princess Charlotte!) will then gather on the historic balcony of Buckingham Palace for the final proceedings – and the day's biggest photo-op.
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The session didn't appear on the President's schedule earlier in the day, and members of the media were scrambled at the last minute to shoot a photo-op of the session.
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Taylor Swift claims David Mueller, who was a radio DJ in Denver at the time of the incident, lifted up her skirt and groped her bare bottom during a photo op.
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Like any good millennials, the group knew that such a good photo op couldn't go to waste, so they conducted an impromptu Instagram photoshoot that's now splashed across their respective accounts.
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Fifty nine seconds is just shy of one minute, but if you're spending those fifty nine seconds in a photo op with President Donald Trump, they could very well seem infinite.
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Then, as if President Trump wanted to underline a point, he moved forward with an Oval Office meeting and photo-op with Henry Kissinger, best known as Nixon's national security adviser.
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Then on Monday, he tweeted out that Sessions is "beleaguered," rolled his eyes when asked at a photo-op if Sessions should resign and then didn't have Sessions -- an Eagle Scout!
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In a report by David McAfee for the website Patheos, Dr. Katelyn N. Allers of Bucknell University claimed that Tyson groped her during a photo-op at a party in 2009.
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In 2013, for example, tensions between him and then-President Obama were obvious as both sat stone-faced before the press at a photo op during a meeting in Northern Ireland.
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Stephan Courseau owns Le Bilboquet, the French eatery where the photo op went down, and he tells TMZ ... he never would have allowed the cookie to see the light of day.
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If we are promoting a bipartisan bill, then let it be one that stands on evidence and not political expediency or a chance for a photo-op at the Rose Garden.
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He joined in a bizarre photo op to touch a glowing orb (a globe to symbolize King Salman's Global Center for Combating Extremism) and bobbed along for a ceremonial sword dance.
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Trump responded to the boycott with a White House photo op that placed the president between two empty chairs for "Chuck and Nancy," as the president refers to the Democratic leaders.
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He's continually stuck his Disney Prince face into whatever photo op continues to build his brand as the good guy ally, the nerdy man of the people, and super hunk statesman.
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Former acting CIA Director Michael Morell warned Sunday that "we're paying a price" for Trump's decision to stage a photo-op with Kim after months of virtually no progress on denuclearization.
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Playing a round of golf with Xi may be a good photo op, but if he doesn't focus on business he'll come out of his time in China looking more naive.
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O'Dore explained that the pair "were laughing hysterically at the sight of all the noodles in the toilet" and Hepler decided to get a plastic fork to create the photo op.
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At the G20 summit in Argentina, Trump held a meeting and an unsubtle photo op aimed at China alongside the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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One of the biggest challenges: How will Trump ever know he's struck a good deal after the photo op and North Korea's initially dramatic destruction of some of its nuclear facilities?
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And in an article published by the Atlantic, former Democratic Hill staffer and media commentator Tina Dupuy said Franken inappropriately touched her during a photo op at a party in 20063.
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Kissing babies and tousling children's hair has long been a staple of retail campaigning, but in 28 it is about more than a photo op, even the cutest of photo ops.
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He said his visit to the intense flooding in Louisiana wasn't meant to be just a "photo op" and called on the public to offer help to the city going forward.
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Mr. Trump's photo op at the border was his only public appearance during two days in California, a state that has been a hotbed of opposition to his presidency and policies.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook and President Donald Trump were in Texas this week, in a high stakes photo-op at the factory in Austin where Apple's Mac Pro computer is assembled.
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First lady Melania Trump, President Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron, pose for a photo op prior to a dinner at Mount Vernon in Virginia on Monday.
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" In a photo op at the start of their meeting, Mr. Netanyahu greeted Mr. Greenblatt warmly, addressing him as Jason, and said, "I hope we can do some good things together.
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Tech has already been speaking out against Trump's moves over the immigration order, after a month of silence and even a photo op of a meeting with the then-president elect.
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"Seals have powerful jaws ... we have received reports of a number of injuries to humans as a result of getting too close to an animal during a quick photo op," it said.
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Kadyrov asked for face-time with Salah, by far the team&aposs biggest name and an icon in the Muslim world and beyond, and whisked him away to a stadium photo-op.
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All right, as we speak, the president is conducting a series of meetings with the North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. They just met, they shook hands, they had a photo op.
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Trump managed a major photo-op in North Korea, when he met the other tyrant he has professed to love, Kim Jong Un, handing another propaganda victory to the North Korean dictator.
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Instead, they announced that Meghan and Harry will take part in a photo op with their new son or daughter on the grounds of Windsor Castle in the days following the birth.
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Reign's older sister Penelope Scotland, 6½, leans in for the family photo op, rocking her stylish new bob and casual white T-shirt as the trio pose on a white sectional couch.
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At what should have been a routine photo op in which Trump signed a proclamation to honor Martin Luther King Jr., day, reporters directly asked Trump to face up to his remarks.
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"I think he's coming here because of pressure, as a photo-op, but I don't think he's going to help more than he has already done – and that's not much," Navarro said.
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The 38-year-old athlete joined his former team, the Nashville Predators, on the ice for a photo op alongside Isaiah ahead of the latter's birthday (the youngster turns 4 on Wednesday).
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Then on Saturday he flew to Detroit to make his case in a black church, for a photo op that he hopes will serve as a substitute for his extreme policy proposals.
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After a photo op two days after Archie's birth as a new family of three, Meghan and Harry made their first joint appearance as parents at Trooping the Colour in early June.
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As a result, Trump got the photo op he wanted, standing there looking presidential in an attempt to bolster his credentials as a potential world leader to anyone still on the fence.
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After a photo op two days after Archie's birth as a new family of three, Meghan and Harry made their first joint appearance as parents at Trooping the Colour in early June.
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A photo-op with the American president is a great prize for Mr Kim and, rather than holding it out as a reward, Mr Trump has chosen to give it away cheap.
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Trump's campaign will likely be pleased that he got a photo-op with a foreign leader and appeared to avoid any damaging gaffes as he stood soberly on stage, beside an interpreter.
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Before the game between the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Georgia, both teams brought their mascots onto the field for a photo op: Bevo XV, a 1,600-lb.
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HOWARD KURTZ, FOX NEWS MEDIA ANALYST: Sandra, the media controversy erupted when CNN White House reporter Kaitlan Collins, among others, were shouting questions at President Trump after an Oval Office photo op.
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Taylor's photo is pretty much the dream IG couple announcement photo op: beautiful white sand is at their feet, a clear blue sky is above their heads, and then there's bae, a.k.a.
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The family of 5 hit up the beach together, where they got an impromptu photo-op in with the kiddos in the sand ... each parent taking turns on camera and lap duty.
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One cynical way his campaign has set out to achieve that goal was a Saturday's photo op and speech at a black church nestled in the heart of Detroit's decaying west side.
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NBC's Andrea Mitchell was escorted out of a room on Tuesday as she attempted to ask Tillerson and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin questions about China and Russia during a photo-op.
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Salley was out in BH when we asked him about the photo op seen 'round the world ... West cheesing hard with the President-elect after a 15 minute meeting in NYC Tuesday.
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As we reported, he had decided Monday not to attend the wedding because he felt he had embarrassed Meghan and the Royal Family by staging a photo op with a paparazzi agency.
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For the sweet celebrations, Aguilera, 37, posed with Summer amid streamer decorations and a balloon spelling out "Love," with the mother-daughter duo sporting novelty heart-themed specs for the photo op.
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Hannity is still set to interview four Clinton critics who appeared with Trump at a pre-debate photo op on Sunday: Kathy Shelton, Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey, and Juanita Broaddrick. http://cnnmon.
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After the photo-op, the incoming senators walked across the hall to the historic Old Senate Chamber where they joined incumbent Republicans to meet privately and cast votes for the leadership slate.
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Witness: Trump took one question during the photo op and defended his endorsement of Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore despite allegations Moore sought relationships with teenagers when he was in his 30s.
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After observing a few people take advantage of the photo op, one In-N-Out customer, who had not previously been briefed on the Epstein case, even wanted a picture for himself.
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The image that will remain in history is of the President gleefully throwing paper towels for a photo op as the people of Puerto Rico around him suffered and died of neglect.
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But in the few days after Trudeau visited The Philippines for the ASEAN summit, many of the headlines surrounding his visit dealt with a photo op he took in a chicken restaurant.
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Taking aim at Germany Trump's assault on Germany was particularly astonishing given that it was unprompted and erupted in what had been expected to be a routine breakfast photo-op with Stoltenberg.
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However, the White House press pool was allowed at least one photo op Wednesday: That of the president chatting with Henry Kissinger, Richard Nixon's former national security adviser and secretary of state.
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That's a new development, and one that is likely to spread as social media allows a public ruling on every photo op, and reality TV casts every drama as something to watch.
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For the past few years, the victory tour of the Best in Show winner has routinely included New York sights, morning television shows and, oddly, a photo op with Donald J. Trump.
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Jordan Grolnick, a New York actress, said that she has a similar story to the one Heather Lind shared about the former president fondling her during a photo op, according to Deadspin.
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"Of all the leaders in Central Asia, if we're going to have a White House meeting and photo op, it makes sense for senior leaders to do this with Kazakhstan," he said.
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During his welcoming meeting with Kim on Wednesday evening, Trump did not appear pleased when a reporter asked about Cohen, offering a gruff "thank you" to signal the photo-op was over.
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Her dancers all wore Dr. Martens boots, and she sported a black Vera Wang cropped sweater and a silk cutaway miniskirt with an enormous train to the pregame show and photo op.
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The face even caught the eye of former President Barack Obama, who pulled the same face in an official White House photo op with the rest of the US Olympic gymnastics team.
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The venue was transformed into the kingdom of "Winterbook," complete with with the "Courtyard Well" (a bar), "Hall of Facebook" (a Braavos-themed photo op), and "Healers Point" (the first-aid centre).
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The approach is mostly an extension of her predecessor Christine Lagarde's belief in broad-based economic growth — the pair even paraded for a girl power photo-op Friday to underscore the point.
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Mr. Trump refused to give an inch in his Oval Office speech, and has spent more time in an extended photo-op at the border than he has at the negotiating table.
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To recap: On Thursday night, the White House press pool was unexpectedly called to witness a photo op with President Trump, various military officials, and their spouses, who were attending a dinner.
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" The order is so weak, in fact, that the ACLU issued a statement calling Trump's campaign promise "fake news" and the executive order an "elaborate photo op with no discernible policy outcome.
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On Monday, CNN reported the story of Lindsay Menz, who says that Franken grabbed her butt during a photo op in 2010, when he was serving his first term in the senate.
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Christie spent about 30 minutes talking to voters — at one point getting behind the bar for a photo op with the bartender, Angela — before making his way back to his campaign bus.
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European foreign ministers did not offer Pompeo a group meeting during his sudden visit to Brussels this week, perhaps fearing a photo-op would be seen as an endorsement of the US approach.
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Even after the birth of her son — who people are calling "Baby Sussex" until we know his official name — Markle has kept things low-key, abstaining from the traditional hospital steps photo op.
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Even their proposal has been kept hush-hush, though the couple delighted fans with a mock proposal at the 225 Met Gala when Beyoncé's ring fell off during her red carpet photo op.
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Trump's cabinet -- staffed with the most white males of any since 1989 -- tells the true story about his views on race far more clearly than any photo-op with Kanye West ever could.
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While that might make for another good photo op for both leaders, it would almost surely sour some of the more hardline officials in the Trump administration on the continued usefulness of diplomacy.
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For the photo op with the birthday girl, the sisters posed along a tree-lined street and stood on top of a rock as Maddie held her baby sister Ivey on her hip.
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There was a hastily planned photo op with Trump in the Oval Office (that "threw the day off" according to Dillard University President Walter M. Kimbrough, who declined an interview for this story).
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Exploring the evolution of an idea, from fleeting vision to full-fledged creation, this captivating visual display is much more than a photo op (though, there'll be plenty of time for that, too).
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If Kim refuses to explicitly agree to this, President Trump must have the courage to walk away from the summit, depriving Kim of a historic photo op the dictator would no doubt cherish.
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Though the performances hit the mark, the pre-show, which is supposed to be just as fun as the main event, was scarce, with stunners Beyoncé and Rihanna skipping the photo op altogether.
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Since arriving in Hawaii a week ago, Obama has spent three days golfing, tipping his hat at the press during a photo op on the 18th hole at Kapolei Golf Club on Wednesday.
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Soon, Kate, William and their new bundle of joy will step outside the hospital wing's famous doors for a very royal photo-op in front of hundreds of photographers, reporters and well-wishers.
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Now it's a place, people who live here say, that politicians use as a convenient photo op and that the federal government has left behind, a sentiment common among white working class voters.
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Swift countersued alleging sexual assault, which she testified to earlier in the day, telling jurors that Mueller "stayed latched onto my bare ass cheek" during a meet-and-greet photo op in 2013.
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Hanham said China is interested in maintaining the status quo in the region and would likely dodge a photo op with Kim to avoid the perception of the two countries as equal partners.
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The American president kicked off his Wednesday schedule with a visit to the Presidential Palace in Hanoi, where he met with Vietnamese President Nguyen Phu Trong for a photo op and bilateral talks.
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Jordan McCray-Robinson was one of close to 100 83th grade students from South Orange Middle School who recently refused to participate in a photo-op with House Speaker Paul Ryan in May.
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Reign's older sister Penelope Scotland, 6½, leaned in for the family photo op, rocking her stylish new bob and a casual white T-shirt as the trio posed on a white sectional couch.
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"Pence gives vulnerable senators an opportunity to campaign with the presidential ticket without the baggage of the photo op with Donald Trump," said Nathan Gonzales, editor of The Rothenberg and Gonzales Political Report.
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Merkel recently had a photo-op at a Beirut refugee camp, and the European Commission is considering setting up centers in North Africa for migrants intercepted at sea on the way to Europe.
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When the Cubans bobbled a photo op at the José Martí memorial in Revolutionary Square, President Obama took over and directed the group to its picture in front of a Che Guevara mural.
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Trump flew to Indiana for a photo-op tour of the plant at the end of last year, before he was inaugurated, to showcase the deal he supposedly struck to save American jobs.
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"Beyond it being a great photo op and good networking I think its too soon to say this will benefit us at this point," said Abdulaziz al-Abdullah, 34, an entrepreneur in Jeddah.
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But just when the pressure on North Korea was greatest, he traded years of hard work by multiple administrations to build this pressure for a feel-good meeting and photo-op with Kim.
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Trump refused to answer questions about the tape during an photo-op with Juncker -- and the White House later banned CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins from the trade announcement for asking them.
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In a meeting on Tuesday with network anchors before his prime-time address to the nation, Mr. Trump had dismissed the trip to McAllen as a waste of time, a mere photo op.
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But I am disgusted to see those efforts turned into a vainglorious photo op for a ruthless tyrant who enslaves, imprisons and slaughters his own people, shown shaking the hand of his — American!
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I witnessed many a glamorous photo op, took a shot in an elevator in the name of good journalism, and found myself rubbing shoulders with the who&aposs-who of New York society.
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In a photo op with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday, Trump decried the whistleblower as "partisan" although in the next breath he acknowledged he had no idea who the person was.
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He will mark the first anniversary of his inauguration with a party at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday night, where couples paid at least $85033,000 for dinner and a photo op with him.
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Trump even tweeted out a photograph of that meeting with Russia's top diplomat, which he described as "very good" — even as Ukraine scrambles to arrange a similar photo-op for their own boss.
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And it threatened to severely undercut the compassionate photo-op, which was already competing with her husband's insistence on Thursday that he's not backing off his administration's "zero tolerance" policy toward illegal immigration.
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Her visit featured visits to children's hospitals and schools, teas with foreign first ladies, and a photo op at a sanctuary for orphaned baby elephants — typical fare for a trip of this kind.
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Any interaction is almost immediately commodified as a painstakingly-manicured photo op, shot in a manner that minimizes the incongruity between Zuckerberg's indoor kid complexion and the backdrop of some blighted Rust Belt town.
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"I'm not the first, and if they don't move the fence I'm probably not going to be the last," she said, adding that the photo op was "not worth" the ordeal she went through.
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FROM PEN: What's Next for Princess Charlotte But Princess Estelle, pictured in her father's arms for the photo op, really got into the groove, complete with Stanley's signature star makeup on her right eye.
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Two months before his deadline, the mayor declared mission accomplished with a photo op that accentuated a feel-good story: a renovation job by a family that rescued a home off the demolition list.
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And in 1988, Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis appeared in an awkward photo-op aboard a tank; many pointed to that moment as when the Massachusetts governor failed to pass the commander-in-chief test.
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Ciara and her 2-year-old son were all smiles as they stopped for a photo op in front of a pile of pumpkins, but the real fun came when animals came into play.
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Dressed in a white-zipped jacket and perfectly tailored black pants, Ms. Rampling dutifully stood and stared into the popping lights, a photo op without questions about her controversial statement on the Oscars boycott.
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Although many Olympians and Paralympians still did attend the event, alpine skier Lindsey Vonn and figure skater Gus Kenworthy were among those who sat out the photo-op with the president for political reasons.
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Joel Kaplan at Trump Tower on Thursday(Photo: AP) Part of Kaplan's job is wheeling and dealing with Washington, but it comes the day after that big photo op that was Trump's tech summit.
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Unable to establish her authority in the office, Ms English settled for a photo-op with two Democratic senators fond of cameras and of opportunities to bash the administration, Charles Schumer and Elizabeth Warren.
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After a photo op two days after Archie's birth in May as a new family of three, Meghan and Harry made their first joint appearance as parents at Trooping the Colour in early June.
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The incivility continued with Republicans variously vowing to limit Mr. Obama to a single term (Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader), poking a finger of disapproval at him in a tarmac photo-op (Gov.
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"Donald Trump did a kind of photo op fly-by, where he didn't even have the nerve at the last minute to bring up this issue about the wall," Kaine told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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Chip tech giant Intel held a press conference with Donald Trump Wednesday, but instead of just the usual photo op and quick announcement about jobs and innovation, this meeting awkwardly veered into infomercial territory.
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Kylie Jenner felt the heat from animal rights protesters, and got the hell out ... cutting short a photo op in Vegas amid chants that she has the blood of innocent animals on her hands.
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Earlier in the day, President Trump came under fire for appearing to shove Montenegro Prime Minister Dusko Markovic aside to get to the front of a group during a photo-op with NATO leaders.
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Ed was smack in the middle of what might be the hottest family photo op ever ... with current gf and baby mama Paige Butcher, Bria, his ex-wife, Nicole, and their other daughter, Shayne.
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When I arrived in front of the President, I straightened a bit, extended my hand for the obligatory handshake photo-op and advised Bush that it was an honor to have him in attendance.
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As CBS news correspondent Bianna Golodryga noted, Trump is giving Kim Jong Un exactly what he wanted: a photo op which enhances North Korea's international profile without making any concessions on its nuclear arsenal.
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There was no friction at the photo-op, which allowed the Republican nominee to try on his calm, grown-up voice, avoid offending his nativist base and humiliate Mexico, all at the same time.
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The book, which is reportedly 36 pages, was written by BuzzFeed News's David Mack and is being sold in a hardcover print edition which includes the photos from Trump's photo op by Getty Images.
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Seems the point of the trip was less about taking in the game and more about that photo op with Manny to hype a potential rematch ... a rematch they've been talking about for months.
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There was a glitzy trip to the top of One World Trade Center, the nation's tallest building, and a photo-op with fashion designer Michael Kors at Sardi's Restaurant in New York's Theater District.
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UTA's live animal mascot was brought out to the football field Sunday ahead of the Sugar Bowl game between the two teams for what appeared to be a photo-op between Bevo and Uga.
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Stephanie Kemplin, now a 41-year-old Army veteran, says Franken, the former "SNL" cast member, grabbed her breast during a USO tour photo op in 2003 during her Iraq War deployment to Kuwait.
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As it turned out, Mr. Anders was the one who snapped a color photo, just after his fellow astronauts, Frank Borman and James Lovell, called his attention to the greatest photo op in history.
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"Trump and Poroshenko, they got off on the wrong foot," Parnas said, describing a perceived snub in 2016, when Poroshenko met Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton for a photo-op, but never saw candidate Trump.
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When Warren G. Harding came to play golf in Miami Beach, Fisher provided a small elephant to serve as the president's caddy, an unbeatable photo op in a decade that wasn't wanting for competition.
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Owoc entered behind a procession of dancers who gave a performance in front of LED screens, a scene that attendees saw mostly as a photo op or an attempt to create some viral content.
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Rather than Kim just wanting a photo op, three businessmen watching the summit told VICE News said they're seeing a real attempt by North Korea's leader to bring his country into the 21st century.
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Six women have come forward in recent weeks with tales of misconduct by the senator, including an unwanted grope during a photo op at the Minnesota State Fair, forcible kissing and an improper advance.
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In the UK, The Tab got exclusive access to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, convinced David Cameron to write an article for them, and became the stars of an embarrassing photo op with Ed Miliband.
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TMZ has learned Justin's security team called Burbank police Friday night after a girl who just turned 18 waited about 12 HOURS in her car in front of Bieber's house for a photo op.
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As the partial government shutdown enters its 20th day, President Donald Trump is traveling on Thursday to the southern border for a trip that amounts to a photo op even he admits is pointless.
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After walking down a hallway dominated by a neon sign that read "Don't Worry, Be Happy," I reached the Happy Place's first photo op, a seven-foot-tall high heel made of 200,000 M&Ms.
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He enthusiastically welcomed the President-elect to his office Thursday and held a photo op with cameras capturing him pointing out Washington landmarks from his majestic balcony outside his Capitol office overlooking the National Mall.
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During a photo op at his Bedminster Golf Club as he was saying goodbye to Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, Trump said yes when asked if he intended to live in the White House.
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After the pomp and pageantry of the parade carries the Queen back to Buckingham Palace, she leads the royal family out onto the historic balcony for the final proceedings – and the day's biggest photo-op.
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Unlike traditional summits between heads of state, where most of the work is completed in advance of a photo-op, U.S. officials say the only thing certain ahead of these talks will be their unpredictability.
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The photo op went down Friday afternoon at an In-N-Out -- naturally -- in the San Fernando Valley ... where our spies say the ex-Prez rolled in deep ... with a bunch of Secret Service agents.
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The mother of two shared several fun photos from the festivities on her Instagram Story, including one in which she smiles for a photo-op with Martinez, who is nervously holding a yellow python snake.
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" Another iteration of the controversy exploded in December 2017, when the Daily Mail reported that White House intern Jack Breuer had flashed a "known 'white power' sign during a photo-op with President Donald Trump.
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So Sanders enjoyed a chummy stroll for the cameras through the White House colonnade beside Obama, a photo-op with Democratic Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid and an audience with Biden at his official residence.
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"Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and Ivanka Trump are feigning an interest in STEM careers with a photo op at the National Air and Space Museum while eliminating all funding for NASA's education programs," Weingarten said.
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I suppose if you're looking to take photos of your vacation, a hijacker photo-op makes about as much sense as something like a selfie at Auschwitz or dressing up as a bad Mussolini impersonator.
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But earlier this year, Markle and her husband Prince Harry made headlines when they announced that they would be forgoing the hospital photo op, instead taking some time with the baby before releasing a photo.
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Incoming House Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, the leading Democrats in Congress, were sitting with Trump and VP Mike Pence for what Trump clearly hoped was a nice, bipartisan photo op.
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The mom of three found some time to slip into her swimsuit while vacationing with friends in Iceland to celebrate her 37th birthday, and their hot tub adventure led to a sexy, wedgie photo op.
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The roll out of the budget is a photo-op that allows the President (or his surrogates) to point to a glossy-bound book that shows how he is following through on key campaign promises.
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" Concerns about Trump's stability and intentions are already rising abroad, following his odd remark to reporters last week that a photo-op in which he was surrounded by generals was "the calm before the storm.
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Reince Priebus, incoming White House Chief of Staff, Vice President-elect Mike Pence, and Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) conduct a photo-op with the media before a meeting in the Capitol on Wednesday. Rep.
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There is now no doubt that the administration is comprehensively laying a bet on Kim's willingness to change: for instance, Pompeo was pictured in a chummy photo-op with the North Korean leader in Pyongyang.
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On "Hardball," Scaramucci said Trump's day of visits to the two cities on August 7 was "a total catastrophe," particularly calling out Trump using a visit to an El Paso hospital as a photo op.
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A Ukrainian intelligence official told the BBC that the country's registered lobbyists could only arrange a photo-op with Trump, so they reached out to Cohen to set up a "back channel" to the president.
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Then Trump sat down with Henry Kissinger, who served as secretary of state under President Richard Nixon, apparently unconcerned that the photo-op could fuel already circulating allusions to the Watergate scandal in the 1970s.
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The White House "dis-invited" CNN White House reporter Kaitlan Collins from the Rose Garden event because it said she asked "inappropriate" questions of Trump earlier in the day during an Oval Office photo op.
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"Do the Americans want regime change, or a photo op, or negotiations,'' and on what terms, Mr. Xavier-Bender said, adding, "Europeans are trying to preserve the situation without knowing what the end game is.
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But, when it came time to square off for their face-to-face photo op, Tony laid his belt on the ground, seemingly challenging Khabib to do something ... and Khabib reacted by kicking the belt.
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Also known as Mother Georgia, Kartlis has one of the best views in town, so join her after the smooth 10-minute ride through the sky for the ultimate photo op of Tbilisi's many layers.
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So, at the Group of 7 meeting in the lovely Sicilian hilltop town of Taormina, all the other world leaders walked to a closing photo-op while Trump insisted on transport in a golf cart.
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" A number of notable anti-trafficking organizations have said they will not attend the event on Friday, with one telling The Washington Post that the ceremony is merely a "photo op" and doesn't represent "reality.
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Reappearing from an unscheduled hospital stay this month, Kanye West suddenly had gold hair when he visited Mr. Trump in New York, framed for the photo op by the aura of the Trump Tower lobby.
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And former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger stopped by for a photo-op — an interesting coincidence, since many commentators had spent the previous 15 or so hours comparing Mr. Comey's firing to the Watergate scandal.
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Some of these other people don't have that kind of bravado, and when the bad photo op comes up, like Dukakis or Howard Dean's primal scream, they don't know how to recover from those things.
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Back in September, when the family held a sex reveal for their newest addition, Edwin shared a photo with Teddi, Slate and Cruz in matching onesies, with Slate holding Khaleesi up for the photo op.
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But candidates and the media that follow them should pause and look beyond the photo op that restaurants provide to realize that America's restaurants are much more than places to shake hands and kiss babies.
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For his mainly white supporters, he came off as ... not blatantly racist, got the photo op, and maybe even secured some degree of cover from the virulent racism that's permeated the rest of his presidency.
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Including a later photo-op at a meeting with military leaders, Trump has now chewed the fat with reporters 12 times in 11 days, and conducted a blizzard of interviews with radio and television stations.
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But as Racked pointed out, Markle is just as likely to pick a lesser-known British brand for her wedding gown, on the grounds that she already used Ralph & Russo for a major photo op.
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Of course she curates the friends and boyfriends she's seen with in public; of course she thinks about how she'll spin this feud and that photo op into a good headline for the gossip mill.
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QAnon began in October 2017 when "Q" (in reference to the highest government security clearance available) posted a cryptic message on 4chan, referencing equally cryptic remarks by Trump at a photo op with military personnel.
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Critics are calling this a shallow performance, in which Moskowitz, Ryan, and the Republican Party exploited these children for a photo-op that would make them look more favorable on issues affecting people of color.
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There were stories in the Washington Post and elsewhere with former Clinton officials questioning why they had done such a photo op, that this was such a propaganda coup for Kim Jong Un and his regime.
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Before hitting the red carpet, the star showed off his dapper purple paisley suit jacket to his fans on Twitter, then posed for a quick photo op with his dad, who's his date for the evening.
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The funnywoman is one of numerous women in Hollywood who have ditched their bras for a topless photo op, including Kim Kardashian West, model Emily Ratajkowski, Chrissy Teigen (one of Griffin's tagged stars), and Christina Aguilera.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in many ways an enemy of free and fair journalism, but that won't stop him from pushing out a nauseating photo op accompanied by meaningless drivel about his appreciation for journalists.
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On-screen couple Mandy Moore (in Michael Kors) and Milo Ventimiglia had a photo-op with their TV son Justin Hartley as well as Susan Kelechi Watson and Chris Sullivan, who play Beth and Toby respectively.
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"Maybe cruise sightseeing tours shouldn't take place then polar bear guards wouldn't be needed to protect gawking tourists & polar bears would be left in peace & not shot dead merely to satisfy a photo op?" she wrote.
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The public, photo-op portion of the affair began with Trump's usual bluster, blaming Democrats as "obstructionists" (irony!) and the typical chest-puffing of accomplishments before he turned it over to the cabinet to introduce themselves.
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And since I love being bronzed so much, you can imagine the frenzy I went into the moment I found out I'd be meeting Zac Efron, the king of self-tanner, at a Baywatch photo op.
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"The Democratic attorneys general wanted to attend the Q&A and the majority opted not to participate in the photo op," Sean Rankin, the executive director of the Democratic Attorneys General Association, confirmed to Politico Wednesday.
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Initially, of course, I thought Orville was talking about the literal ocean, and I expected a photo op sometime this month, perhaps involving Trump shaking hands with blue-collar workers at the Port of Los Angeles.
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"He's at a point in his presidency where a photo op doesn't cut it," a Republican official who works closely with the White House told CNN, speaking on condition of anonymity to avoid alienating the administration.
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Putin, the global power player and master of the body language of the mano-a-mano photo op, adopted his usual, inscrutable expression, but nevertheless said he was "delighted" to meet Trump, at last in person.
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Not long after Watson had left the scene, journalists started milling about the Sunseeker yacht stand, waiting for the next photo-op to start, which we were told would feature Hugh Bonneville, star of Downton Abbey.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, center, tries to shake hands with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and President Obama during a group photo op at the North American Leaders Summit on Wednesday in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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Here's another video of the incident from ABC News, that appears to show that Lavrov might have been responding to another reporter: As #Tillerson and Lavrov enter room for photo-op, reporter yells question at Tillerson.
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While Trump characterized Pence as being under fire for standing for the anthem, in reality, Pence was criticized for the price tag of the trip to Indianapolis which amounted to little more than a photo-op.
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Suddenly Kim seemed to be smiling more frequently, perhaps aware that he was on his way to the sit-down portion of the photo op, where the optics playing field was leveled for the first time.
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We shouldn't be fooled, as the hapless Mexican president was, as much of the political press was, by Trump's stunt this week — trying to hold his hatred back long enough to get a statesman photo op.
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"A DMZ rendezvous makes a good photo op but comes with no real denuclearization, and legitimizes a human rights abuser," said Victor Cha, a former director for Asian affairs on George W. Bush's National Security Council.
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After meeting with Kim in Pyongyang on Sunday, Pompeo told him during a photo-op it was "good to see you again" as they shook hands and smiled for the cameras, according to the Washington Post.
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Trump is more likely to hold a food photo op at a top-flight restaurant, like he did with Mitt Romney at Jean Georges in 2016, shortly before not selecting Romney as his secretary of state.
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It's not O.K. for businesses to supply Mr. Trump with photo ops claiming undeserved credit for job creation — or for business leaders to serve on "advisory" panels that are really just another kind of photo op.
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And finally, FLOTUS Melania Trump's photo-op visit to four African nations last week was a "waste of US taxpayer money and a waste of African time and attention," wrote Christine Mungai, who lives in Nairobi.
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Donald Trump, on the other hand, welcomed truck drivers and executives to the White House in the Trump-iest way possible: by pretending to drive an 18-wheeler semi truck for a truly wild photo op.
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But the President may now understand that ending a war in one of the world's most tortured lands requires more than a photo op that will boost his reelection hopes and might win a Nobel Prize.
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At a major photo op, where the American and South Korean delegations gathered to mark the occasion, Ivanka inserted herself in fourth position, next to South Korea's first lady, as Pompeo wandered around looking for a spot.
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Considering the most powerful leader in the world, surrounded by the most powerful leaders of the armed forces, referred to a photo op as the "calm before the storm," people were rightfully concerned with Trump's elusive comments.
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In the past, Obama has sometimes done his version of the compulsory "Democratic candidate goes hunting" photo-op, referencing his passion for hunting and skeet shooting (to be fair, he did mention it in passing on Thursday).
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A year or two back, people started to notice that Cash Money's rising R&B singer bore a resemblance to Migos star Quavo, although the likeness seemed less striking once they got together for a photo op.
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Days after Joy Villa detailed her account of former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski touching her inappropriately during a photo op, the singer and congressional hopeful said she has filed a formal complaint about the alleged incident.
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And his historic meeting with North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un amounted to to a mere photo-op where America got little more than vague promises in exchange for the huge PR win for the isolated regime.
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Taylor Swift's battle with the Denver DJ she claims grabbed her ass during a photo op finally heads to the court next week -- but getting into the trial will be as tough as scoring Taylor concert tix.
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When it was time for the photo op in the East Room on Monday afternoon, the usual pleasantries were exchanged, with an autographed "W" flag and a, duh, No. 44 pinstriped jersey given to president No. 44.
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No campaign swing through Dade County was complete without a photo-op-worthy visit to Versailles, where the cortaditos flowed and the conversations and campaign promises typically revolved around U.S. policy toward the Castro regime in Cuba.
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" Following Trump's summit with Kim in Singapore, Warren said the "photo op doesn't change the fact that a nuclear-armed North Korea is a threat to the security of the United States, our allies, and the world.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, center, tries to shake hands with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and President Obama during a group photo op at the North American Leaders Summit on July 2023 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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Trump was accused by local politicians and other critics of turning mass shootings into a photo op, as the video featured an intense musical score and scenes of him smiling and giving a thumbs-up in hospitals.
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It continued with his White House photo op with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in which he brandished a map with a state-by-state rundown of American jobs supposedly tied to arms sales to the kingdom.
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At a photo-op with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Trump added that "it is frankly disgusting the press is able to write whatever it wants to write" This is, simply put, the stuff of authoritarian governments.
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CRANSTON, R.I. — A city official who wanted to include an elderly woman in a photo op about a snow shoveling program persuaded a middle-aged man to dress up in a wig, earrings, lipstick and a dress.
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Letting it be known in advance that she doesn't plan to hold the traditional photo op allows her to avoid having to publicly explain what's going on if she or the baby aren't ready to go out.
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Last week, the BBC reported that Kazakhstani police arrested six Czech men in the city of Astana after they dressed up like Borat for a photo op, complete with Borat-style wigs and matching lime-green mankinis.
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The woman, now 663, spoke exclusively with CNN and said she was attending a fundraiser for Bush's re-election campaign in Dearborn, Michigan, with her father when the president grabbed her rear end during a photo-op.
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Associated Press photographer Burhan Ozbilici was covering what he thought was going to be an everyday photo-op with Andrel Karlov, the Russian ambassador to Turkey, at a photo gallery in Ankara, the Turkish capital, on Monday.
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Washington (CNN)It was a photo-op meant to portray President Donald Trump at his most commanding: Flanked by senior military leaders, Trump was there to plot America's response to a suspected chemical gas attack in Syria.
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And politically, a new showdown with the hermit nation would reveal his approach to Kim to be empty photo-op diplomacy -- and expose a misguided belief that there's something to be gained by palling around with tyrants.
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Whether you're going to the gym or a Stark Industries lab internship or just prefer your hair up for that photo-op with the Hulk, best to keep some sneakily nerdy scrunchies on hand at all times.
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The photo op was designed to demonstrate Apple's commitment to building stuff in the U.S. and woo the president with an easy win as the company seeks relief from the looming tariffs next month on the iPhone.
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A note to the Instagram-inclined: there's something about the cold cream that makes it form rich caramel ribbons in the dark cold brew that seem to last for hours, which makes for a prolonged photo-op.
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A source familiar with Pompeo's Tuesday meeting with Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman tells CNN that the smiling photo-op between the two should not be read as an indication that the meeting was friendly.
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Most of the little ones were all smiles, but given the cookie in her hands, it's possible that just like on Halloween, Chicago may have needed a little extra encouragement to sit still for the photo op.
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In Puerto Rico, Trump was also seen throwing rolls of paper towels to the crowd at a photo-op at a distribution center outside San Juan, even as stories of a humanitarian crisis were beginning to emerge.
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Guests Typically, the invited State of the Union guests attend a relatively brief Oval Office meet-and-greet with the President for a quick photo op and chat, prior to departing the White House for the Capitol.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump may have made history Sunday in taking 20 steps into North Korea, but for some 2020 Democrats, the event was nothing more than a "photo op" that hurt America more than it helped.
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The motionless performer appears to be taking a break (they could be asleep, for all I know) but occasionally motions to a fascinated child and, after the photo-op, watches the parent drop money into an open purse.
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Ruiz, who held two of Joshua's belts for a photo-op at the news conference, said he may respect his opponent but that all goes out the window the moment the bell sounds to start the opening round.
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It can be hard to enjoy your fave when they do trash things like, for example, announce on stage that they would have voted for The Donald and then turn up at Trump Tower for a photo op.
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" The A-list photo op came after Gaga, 30, took the stage for an electrifying (albeit technical difficulty-plagued) performance with Metallica and Adele, 28, took home the song of the year trophy for her ubiquitous hit "Hello.
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While there may not be one color that everyone is wearing tonight (for better and worse), we're stoked to see that women and men are using the red carpet as a platform rather than just a photo op.
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Having hoped for a meeting and a photo op with Carter himself, Greek defense officials seemed insulted but agreed, according to a former Pentagon official who said that the sit-down soon became a testy back-and-forth.
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He went on to roll his eyes when asked about Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who he's been attacking recently, and told the interns the press is "not supposed to do that" — meaning ask questions during a photo op.
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Little Chi wears a long-sleeved white dress and ballet-style shoes for the photo op, while Kourtney's daughter sports a gray one-piece outfit and white cowboy boots, looking off camera as she holds the toddler close.
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During what will now be known as "the world's greatest photo op," the pandas played in the grass, resisted their keepers' efforts to get them to all pose in one place and indulged in some oblivious, frolicking play.
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That's what we got for allowing, in the middle of the 2008 financial crisis, technical problems of global economics and finance to be dealt with at another costly, glad-handing photo-op jamboree of presidents and prime ministers.
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Bing, Ryder and Fujikawa, 33, are all looking at the camera for the photo op, while baby Rani gazes at something off camera and Hudson, 40, looks blissful, pressing her nose up against the side of Bing's head.
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Eighth grade students from South Orange Middle School in South Orange, New Jersey were on a school trip to Wasshington D.C. on Friday when they were given a very special opportunity: a photo-op with Speaker Paul Ryan.
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And at the end of the trip, as I was getting back on the plane, the security guards from the Saudi side who'd been helping us over the weekend all wanted to pose for a big photo op.
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John Bel Edwards (D) said that he didn't want Trump to come for a "photo-op," and said he also would appreciate Obama waiting at least a week to avoid diverting emergency resources for road closures and security.
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Representing the West Coast are California Strawberry Kit Kats, which celebrate SoCal's Strawberry Festival, an annual tradition where locals can gorge themselves on strawberry shortcake, funnel cakes, and get a photo op with a cowboy hat-wearing berry.
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It's more than a photo-op ... and it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again.
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The artist encouraged guests at the annual Cinema for Peace gala — which was held at the Konzerthaus — to pose in emergency thermal blankets for a photo op, an action described as "obscene" by Berlin's culture senator Tim Renner.
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The popular internet conspiracy theory that first lady Melania Trump often does not travel with Donald Trump and instead uses a body double resurfaced last week during a photo op for the president and his wife in Alabama.
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The irony of the photo-op, in which Mr. Ovechkin stood smiling behind the Resolute Desk next to Mr. Trump, wearing a red tie that matched the president's signature look, wasn't lost on some former White House officials.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, had expected the rare bipartisan, bicameral meeting to be little more than a photo-op in which the broad outlines of a deal were discussed, aides said.
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" Context: Smith, one of the rare Fox News hosts who has not hesitated to criticize Trump, said on his show: "Thus far, they've not allowed the press corps to come with them saying it's not a photo op.
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In a late addition to its daily schedule, the White House announced that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin would be speaking in the press briefing room at the same time as the president's photo-op with the Little Leaguers.
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Because the Boy Scouts of America received a congressional charter in 1916 with annual reporting requirements, the Report to the Nation, as the trip is called, falls in a gray area between unavoidable photo-op and congressional mandate.
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Cynthia Bailey and her FOX Sports fiance are getting a taste of a dress and tux to come months before they officially say "I do" ... and the photo-op appears to be an official celebration of their engagement.
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