Meanwhile customers are pining for their once abundant chili peppers.
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When historically does this pining for a Golden Age emerge?
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Justin Haley isn't pining over the win that got away.
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That's where the pining for a grassroots movement comes from.
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Would you like a scoop of some unspoken mutual pining?
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On the one hand, I'm constantly pining for nature lost.
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"Gay man pining after his straight best friend" trope: Check again.
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And it's a reset that Congressional Republicans have been pining for.
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"I'm not [pining for a girl]," the actress told Extra on Tuesday.
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Then you might be pining to plant something to make it lush.
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"I'm not [pining for a girl]," the actress told Extra last year.
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Is the non-deal really dead, or just pining for the fjords?
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I can't say I've been pining for Apple Music on Echo speakers.
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"No it isn't, it's just pining for the fjords," Alexa correctly responded.
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And yet we don't exactly leave pining for more of their company.
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Those pining for older washers identify the culprit squarely as over-regulation.
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They ache and arc, pining perpetually for something already gone, lost, vanished.
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He stomped up the trailer ramp without glancing at his pining fans.
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He was writing in a mild deadpan, but the pining was genuine.
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Of course, some shoppers are still pining after last years' biggest hits.
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That trip you've been pining for is a simple, guilt-free click away.
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Make no mistake: The America Ingraham is pining for is a regressive one.
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"[He's] probably lusting after Fat Amy somewhere just pining for her," he imagined.
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There are whole regions of the US that are pining for specific Pokémon.
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This poll suggests that Democrats simply are not pining for her to run.
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Trump and his top aides are pining for a win to settle markets.
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Clinton's low-key "listening tour" last year, pining for splashier events to organize.
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Families pining for warmer weather can fake it at an indoor water park.
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Perhaps this mistake came from a heart pining for an incredible Aga range.
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Search close, and you can feel him pining for Anna to return from Pittsburgh.
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Are we pining for one of the most zeitgeist-y cuts on the planet?
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For Britons pining for such a reversal, there is still a glimmer of hope.
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This portrayal of Gaurav's pining and heartbreak for his screen idol is especially powerful.
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America might find itself pining for the days when the Chinese currency was undervalued.
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The idea of pining for another you can't have, of carrying that torch forever!
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I did not find Seventh Generation's chief executive, Joey Bergstein, pining after coreless technology.
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She's well past pining over a guy who didn't pass muster and onto finding herself.
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They're pining for a kind of racial utopia, and their goal is to create it.
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Pining for the good ol' days of dumb products will be a waste of energy.
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Ms. Mangini and Mr. Bright are pining a bit, they said, for their leaner days.
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The powerful lyrics may reveal a secret pining for Bieber — or maybe nothing at all.
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The paltry snowfall has left children crestfallen, teenagers pining for snow days and commuters relieved.
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Astor, who had a daughter pining to attend, finally succumbed, carte de visite in hand.
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On the edge of that park was a pool, which he had been pining for.
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Because this was my mentality- I refused being happy "now" and kept pining after "when".
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The solution can't be pining for old neighborhoods, sneering at yuppies, and vilifying social planners.
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For now, those pining for a more combative response from Beijing have longer to wait.
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Christmas is around the corner and these festive celebs are pining for the perfect tree!
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The '80s dance at the end of this episode is a fun and classic teen soap set piece, especially the romantic musical chairs: Veronica and Meg are firming up their friendship, but Duncan's pining for Meg, but Veronica's pining for Duncan, but Veronica's with Leo.
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If you're still pining for a Demi Lovato-Wilmer Valderrama reunion, it's time to move on.
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Last week's episode had tons of tension thanks to the BFFs both pining after Jared Haibon.
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In the comics, Wonder Woman/Diana is frequently pining over Steve, fantasizing about their life together.
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Democrats pining for someone other than their current 2020 candidates would do well to remember that.
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But the rest of us were left suddenly pining for at least a dozen new lipsticks.
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If the recent Black Moon left you pining for more incredible views above, you're in luck.
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Apparently, he's been off in Africa doing volunteer work and pining for her all the whole.
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But I wrote it from the point of view of me pining for and missing her.
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In short, this covetable kitchenware company can be pricey — but that doesn't stop us from pining.
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If you're simply not cut out for one, don't spend years pining away for something else.
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It also becomes about a country's collective pining for a past that's part factual, part mythical.
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Instead, after pining for Mac throughout all of High Fidelity's freshman season, Rob doesn't choose him.
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I will say that this puzzle had me pining for spring, although it's just now February.
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But it reminded me that I have been the brown girl pining over a white boy.
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Especially when his character spends so time pining for a conventionally beautiful blonde girl like Sam.
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But then again, why would you bother, since you'll just end up pining for your cat?
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This is the chance to draw out the pining, to let things simmer at a slow burn.
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But instead of pining over what we can't have, let's concentrate on what is within our reach.
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Whenever things get rough, Peter flies away without a goodbye, leaving her pining at the nursery window.
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Perhaps feeling a little homesick, or going through grease withdrawals, I'm pining for a slice of pizza.
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The Bombayites drinking coffee at Colaba Social aren't pining for the lost days of characterless sports bars.
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Ah yes, no more Netflixing old episodes of Barefoot Contessa while pining for a new season. 2.
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But Veronica counters that Betty was walking on "emotional eggshells" pining for Archie who was totally oblivious.
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Suitors: Rob (Kian Lawley), her trash boyfriend; Logan (Kent McFuller) as the nerdy guy pining for her.
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An unceasing pining for the good old days plays a part, obviously, but it goes beyond that.
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Destroy your nostalgic pining for the text-based games of yore by replacing them with modern slang!
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Now, with the government pining for more homegrown tech manufacturing, that bet is starting to pay off.
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Pining for home, Avery has developed a crush on a classmate that gives her "hetero shame," i.e.
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With my track record, I seemed doomed to wander this earth alone, pining for someone else's boyfriend.
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And with her fidgety physical gestures and darting eyes, Ms. Opolais conveys the character's restlessness and pining.
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However, if you're pining for the good old days of decorous hearings and confirmations by acclamation, stop.
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Donald Trump's G.O.P. is a rear-window party pining for a white America that is never coming back.
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And while we're all pining for a sign from the possibly dead Opportunity rover, Martian science continues onward.
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If the depths of winter have you pining to sail away into the Caribbean, consider this some inspiration.
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But my mother mistook my tears for a symptom of pining, a wish to reunite with my ex.
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The EDM track, which dropped yesterday, wistfully describes a moment with a lover that she's pining to relive.
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They've been writing a movie together, and other Hollywood stars have even been pining to join their squad.
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You've been pining for a list that includes gaming bundles, technology for the home, television sets, and toasters.
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It's also very clear Larry's pining for the old days at CNN when someone else had the reins.
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Some of them are pining for a boy who fits exactly my description, down to the smallest detail.
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And this early in the political cycle, it's not clear any unaffiliated voters are pining for Democratic leadership.
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The question is whether he -- a white guy from NYC -- is what the party is pining for. 212.
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Mr. Morris, who was still pining over her, read the email aloud to his writers, who were spellbound.
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Also because it happens to be a particularly passionate song about a women pining for her lost love.
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Trump's invocations of corruption, like Duterte's, have rarely been far from his own open pining for unchecked authority.
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Jennifer Aniston, still supposedly pining away for Brad Pitt and a baby on a tabloid cover near you.
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I'm in touch with a few of them and, to be honest, they don't seem to be pining.
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We are pining for the stars, but it is here on Earth that life beckons from every corner.
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With the way the Orange and the Huskies have performed this season, the pining for nostalgia was understandable.
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I agree with his assessment that a superrich New Yorker isn't what the public is pining for right now.
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The pining of "Something I Can Never Have" provides a suitable introduction to this satisfying section of his oeuvre.
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His youthful pining suggests he has perhaps been told about emotions but may not have ever experienced any himself.
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Alice, pining for her ex-girlfriend, tries to own her sexuality while attempting to come out to her parents.
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West began dating Kim Kardashian (who he'd been pining after since 2003) in 2011; the two married in 2014.
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He doesn't particularly enjoy his posting, pining for his wife and hating the guts of his dictatorial British officer.
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When I was in middle school I remember pining—obsessing—over this boy with red spiked hair and freckles.
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Some of the girls are single, and are pining for a boy in a world that isn't their own.
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Because now that pining has progressed past reason and has just become about itself, like all long-standing crushes.
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Jane is also surprised at Rafael's Pining for Petra (should I copyright that?), and gives him some valuable advice.
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Anyway, America, if you're pining for an aphrodisiac firecracker of your own, there's always Flamin' Hot Cheetos Ice Cream.
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Howard is not merely an eccentric pining for his daughter, and Michelle isn't the first woman he's held captive.
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That means forgoing that shirt or dress you've been pining after, and opting for a choice new accessory, instead.
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For those like the O'Briens who have been pining for impeachment, the report renewed resolve to oust the president.
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Instead of pining for Ms. Jewell or settling into a relationship with another girl, he immersed himself in sports.
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Then we broke up, still living only feet apart, followed by a summer of pining playlists and blocked calls.
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Much of the nation is exhausted and embarrassed by his presidency, pining for normalcy, eager to change the channel.
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For Bibi, it's no more fast cars and slinky racing onesies; in their place are sweatpants and pallid pining.
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And we took a look at why DuckDuckGo might just be the Google Chrome alternative you've been pining for.
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Story at a glance Pining after happiness can result in depression, for Westerners at least, according to recent research.
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If Chief Justice Roberts isn't yet pining for a full return to his day job, just give him time.
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"Of course, I'm not Zoey, and so I don't think I will have three guys pining over me," she says.
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Those of us who were pining for a more epic end for Cersei: Pretty much sums things up: Dany snapped:
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Six months later, Google executives were still pining over the dream of building a similar, albeit more powerful, voice assistant.
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So if your deep, dark eyes are pining for a child with light, sparkling eyes, hope may not be lost.
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Drax advises Quill that he needs to find a woman "as pathetic" as he is, rather than pining after Gamora.
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Aside from our deep obsessions with cookies and ice cream, what else do we spend our free moments pining over?
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You'll be surprised to hear what he says, but he's certainly not pining away ... waiting for a White House invite.
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Just listen closely to his anti-media riffs and you can hear the pining for acceptance just below the surface.
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If President Trump makes the choice, though, they may be pining for the good old days of the Garland nomination.
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That may be the aim of denialists pining for perfectly safe systems (unless they're truly deluded by techno-utopian dreams).
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It was then I learned the simple little black dress I had been pining for was made by Calvin Klein.
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You can show fully fleshed-out women that have careers and do things but they aren't always pining for men.
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"There were none of these disgusting sports bars which have ruined it," Koenigsberg says, pining for the neighborhood's earlier days.
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Add to the mix a shepherd in drag and princesses pining after unlikely suitors, and all hell joyfully breaks loose.
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And what heterosexual woman doesn't on some level recall the feeling of pining after a man, only to regret it?
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To many voters, she was a career politician who had been pining and plotting for the presidency her whole life.
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Skin Deep The "Crazy Rich Asians" star has been pining for La Mer since middle school but still likes Clearasil.
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Turner-Smith, who is now 33, would have been in her early teens when she began pining away for Jackson.
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The construction lobby, the road builders and the construction unions have been pining for higher road taxes for two decades.
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In the former, Dulac showed a young housewife pining for an intellectually exciting life, while imprisoned in a lackluster marriage.
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Now add to that the fact that some of these ideas, particularly the hopeless pining, have increasingly been revealed as just a little creepy when seen from the point of view of a person being pined for who doesn't particularly relish the pining, and you have so much more room to screw things up.
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Romance is not really something The Walking Dead has done well — outside of a little Carol/Daryl pining here and there.
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Our fear of any alternative future, combined with our pining for an impossible political stasis, has finally come home to roost.
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Let's leave our fate in the hands of the sunscreen gods and wear those weird bathing suits we've been pining after.
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Ultimate player pining for Waluigi to be put in the fighting game as a playable character, you're still out of luck.
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Fed up with pining after her unrequited crush and co-worker, Lee Hwa Shin, she decides it's time to move on.
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And for Paige, life is about pining after relationships with men but never actually having a good time in their company.
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Another leader soon to exit the stage, John McCain, is also pining for a time when political acrimony was less intense.
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Ms. Slate's Gidget the lap dog evolves from a lovestruck princess (pining for Max) into a fierce and resourceful action heroine.
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Leiter has boundless enthusiasm for his sport; at 51, he is far from an old crank pining for days gone by.
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Mediator The Fox News creator made a fortune creating a cultural safe space for Americans pining for the way things were.
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Maybe Mollie is pining for the crafted, larger-than-life stereotypes of Hollywood yore and has cast herself within that frame?
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The video below is an excerpt from a longer film, in case you want to prolong your pining for the Himalayas.
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If your significant other is pining for a new RPG, this title has plenty of side quests to keep them occupied.
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That brings us, inevitably, to Senator Elizabeth Warren—the pick for which many progressive activists and commentators have been openly pining.
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After two years of pining, Democrats finally have the gavels and subpoenas they need to investigate President Trump and his administration.
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I'm the uber-geek who should be pining over every possible design permutation and obsessing about an ultra-thin, super-curved screen.
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China is pining hopes on areas like travel to propel growth amid signs of weaknesses in many key areas of the economy.
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The Internet — nay, the collective entertainment and media consciousness — has spent decades pining like Gatsby for Leonardo DiCaprio to win an Oscar.
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Alas, some people are all too convinced that, in the many months since the band separated, Tomlinson has been pining over Styles.
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Pining for a change, but don't have hours to sit in the chair — or the stack of hundos to pay for it?
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But surprisingly swiftly it undercut whatever authority Melanie had, until she spent much of season two pining for her long-lost husband.
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But how many people are pining for a return to the days when your thumb could reach every corner of the display?
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They're a perfect mix of earnest pining and surreal shitposting that encapsulates exactly what flirting is like in the 21st century. pic.twitter.
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The great tragedy of Renton and his chums' lives isn't that they're middle-aged—it's that they're pining for their junkie youth.
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Whether it was Hayley's pining to be a rockstar or Peyton's want for a steady family or Lucas's troubles with his father.
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Mr. Aucoin shows respect for the tender, charming words by setting them to somber music of lyrical pining over restless orchestral stirrings.
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Gomez is probably not pining away for this lost love — she's too busy working on her beauty line and acting in movies.
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Despite putting up with daily mental abuse and pining over an emotionally unavailable boy, she was contractually obligated to stay in the house.
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Enter Max Evans (Jason Behr), the boy who's been pining over Liz for years, to save the day (and Liz's quickly-evaporating life).
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I've been that girl, wearing an ill-fitting cardigan pining after a boy who was out of my league, whatever that bullshit means.
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And by discussing, I mean pondering over, occasionally pining for, and (always, without exception) lightly stalking our exes across various social media platforms.
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Or are they destined never to cross paths again, forever pining over the long-ago bond that bled one's identity into the other's?
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Their take on the classic occurs years after the original show, portraying the Captain past his prime and desperate, pining for the kids.
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But I've been quietly pining for one ever since the original Roomba was launched way back in 2002 for a price of $199.95.
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In the meanwhile, their kiss reminds us of our gothic youth, pining away for a kiss from the hot popular guy at school.
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Given the chaos in the government over Brexit, that involves preparing for the worst and pining for the best, including a transitional deal.
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Pining for home, Boukaram called up the just-launched Google Maps, intending to fondly gaze at road maps of his country from afar.
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How do you know these otherworldly suitors pining after someone matching your description are after you, and not one of your modal doppelgängers?
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With a progressive electorate pining for resistance against President-elect Trump's policies, the timing of a potential Sanders endorsement could define the race.
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It only took two seasons of pining for Jim to admit his feelings to Pam, but to fans it felt like much longer.
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Both are pining for men who aren't worth their time, and both have the opportunity to take a winter holiday from their work.
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In 2013, she started pining memes attributing Adolf Hitler quotes to Swift to spoof memes that falsely attributed inspiring quotes to Marilyn Monroe.
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For us, pining for cool overseas brands that we can't actually buy (without a plane ticket, at least) is an all-too-regular occurrence.
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Onto Mitski I had projected a pining frailty, believing that the lovesickness in her songs prefigured a neglect of the self, a docile masochism.
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A year is the limit to your pining, but it's also about the length of time it takes to get used to being single.
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Pence isn't "sitting there pining for it, hoping for it," the conservative movement leader said -- adding that Pence still would likely accept the role.
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It's summer and you've probably revisited the idea of that dream vacation you've been pining away for since you broke out your summer wardrobe.
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As he hypnotically admits in "Seventeen," though, he'd replay all the fumbled relationships, awkward pining, and uncomfortable self-examination over again if he could.
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I agree that in many cases we're talking about existentially adrift people, people pining for something grand or noble or meaningful in their lives.
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And the kind of joke for me and Cornelia was that this person is really just pining for a frog — there is no prince.
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Just remember that, while many of these cinematic summer romances are worth pining after, there are plenty that turn out to be total duds.
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This is very much a "while supplies last" situation, so you may want to act fast if you're still pining for one of these.
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This is obviously true of the people pining for a Bloomberg era, a Silicon Valley-led administration, or a Mattis man-on-horseback presidency.
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A Japanese tourist clumsily attempts to cruise; a ticket taker drags her leg brace around, trying to bring the projectionist a steamed bun, pining.
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Then he did not get the job he had been publicly pining for, and on which he had pinned his hopes of political resuscitation.
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We spend so much time pining for new stuff that we forget how much work it takes to own the stuff we already have.
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Not that you should expect anyone still alive in these playoffs to be openly pining for a shot at Golden State as Houston was.
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But while liberals have spent decades pining for single payer — Ted Kennedy drew up a bill in 1970 — there are surprisingly few detailed proposals.
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Her colorful jewelry and beaded bags have catapulted her into fashion superstardom, with everyone from influencers to celebrities pining for a Susan Alexandra original.
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The Voice coach Blake Shelton says he's gotten over pining for longtime arch-nemesis Adam Levine, who left the hit show earlier this year.
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Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart), still pining away in Archie's friend-zone, has an older sister who had a breakdown after an entanglement with Jason.
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Now Driebes is pining for the Caraca digs to resume, hoping a Roman past can help secure the village's future as a tourist destination.
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Inexplicably pining for this charmless doofus, Eloise alternates between stalking him and trying to make him jealous, endeavors equally bereft of laughs and dignity.
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But if the house is simply too small, new cabinets and an open floor plan won't deliver that missing bedroom you've been pining for.
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I was visiting the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, a 23-island archipelago in Lake Superior, when suddenly I found myself pining for Stockholm. Why?
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But webOS did some things that nobody has copied yet, too — although I think it's well past time to stop pining for those unique features.
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Outside, Dulce, a 16-year-old transgender migrant from Guatemala, sat alone on train tracks pining for a boy she had met at the shelter.
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We've been scouring Instagram for spoilers, which has confirmed John Stamos, Colton Haynes, and Taylor Lautner's involvement, but we've been pining for an official look.
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"Uncle Joe" offers an alluring option for the many voters pining for Obama-era politics, but also carries baggage from his long career in government.
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But since Pai was against the proposal from the start — just like he's opposed to Wheeler's net neutrality push — it's basically pining for the fjords.
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Paradoxically, maybe that's one more reason why curvy fonts feel so right for right now: We're pining for something that feels more handmade, more analog.
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Listen closely to the pining lyrics and it reveals itself as a love song—a simple, human sentiment at the core of its breakneck pace.
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Trump accused Democrats writ large of pining for a socialist takeover of the country in an attempt to reshape America in the image of Venezuela.
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Wrong. Oftentimes, the lists can get well into the thousands, with beauty fanatics pining for the same exact thing you desperately need atop your vanity.
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In pining for them himself, he ended up with a declaration of appreciation for the strength of female friendship, whether he intended it or not.
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Howling at the moon about free digital services and pining away for the exclusive content cartels of yesteryear are not the way to get there.
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Once returned home, Alexa took time to adjust to living in El Salvador, initially pining to return to Michigan and refusing to eat or play.
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Surely, they would use any pining performance with Putin or an Oval Office photo in countless radio, TV, internet and robocall ads across the country.
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Representative Carlos Curbelo, a first-term Florida congressman who has said he will not vote for Mr. Trump, was left pining for an alternative reality.
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If you've been pining for an epic international vacation but are feeling strapped for cash, look for cities where the U.S. dollar is the strongest.
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For instance, the constant pining about justices who will interpret the "original intent" of the Constitution feels far bigger than single issues like gun control.
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The contrivance might fit the novel's theme of courtly love, but it's hard to buy the premise of Nell as a gauche and pining scientist.
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No non-incumbent Democrat has succeeded a two-term Democratic president since 1836, and 2016 was a year when voters were pining for change. Bigly.
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It refreshingly underlines the fact that being with the one you love is way better than pining for them (at least if you're doing it right).
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Despite the facts of how Issa truly felt about her boyfriend, season 2 opens with Issa pining for the days when she was in a relationship.
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He told jokes about Columbus that felt genuine; he told too-long stories about how old he was but did it without pining for the past.
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If you spent your youth pining after bad boys with guitars, then there's a good chance that you swooned over Degrassi: The Next Generation's Craig Manning.
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In case you didn't watch last season, Iaconetti spent much of it pining over Jared Haibon, who, for the most part, didn't quite return the feelings.
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And we get a Black preacher—the first positive image of faith in the game's PR push—pining for vengeance in a bombed out church. Pressure.
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No word yet on what we can expect from Blue or when, but we'd be willing to wager people will be pining to scoop it up.
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She's been pining after Archie for decades and only in offshoot special editions of the series does the Archie-Betty relationship ever evolve beyond just friends.
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But fear not — it takes roughly one day of pining around at her cool Seattle publishing job and a quinoa salad before she takes him back.
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Those pining for the political destruction of Donald Trump run the risk that the villagers will not come running if and when a wolf finally appears.
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Which suggests that most of us are stumbling through the world pining for companionship that could be easily provided by the lonesome stumblers all around us.
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The outsider has become the beloved for whom the city has been pining like a lonely teenager waiting for the phone to ring on Saturday night.
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" On that fateful phone call, the fiesty girls found themselves bonding over one thing—the realization that the boy they'd both been pining for "wasn't shit.
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These sexy stars spruced up social media with these sultry tree selfies ... Check out the gallery to see the blossomin' babes pining for the perfect pose.
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You might be pining still for the soundtrack but the below should at least help you channel your inner-Winona on the dancefloor whilst doing so.
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She brought elegant and pining emotion to Dalila's great aria "Mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix," though I wanted a touch more wiliness in her singing.
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Reality check: Given the progressive tides in the Democratic Party, there's no sign that a 77-year-old billionaire is what primary voters are pining for.
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Chances are, if you find yourself pining over simply perfect Art Deco and mid-mod-inspired trays, pillows, or accents, they were designed by Jonathan Adler.
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Rap and food dovetailed even before Biggie Smalls was pining for "a T-bone steak, cheese eggs and Welch's grape"; the two have since become cultural touchstones.
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Edward Field figured out how to make these cases go from pure dad to giving off that cool dad vibe everyone now seems to be pining for.
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Likely, the success of spinoffs like Shelter and 76 end up providing Bethesda with more resources to pour into the kinds of games fans are pining for.
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I wouldn't say he's pining, because you have to toughen up and accept there are people who are going to drift in and out of your life.
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If anything, your insistence on speaking to the truth of the character might've actually saved a few women from pining over a centuries-old, toxic, abusive pedophile.
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But I have given too much time this year to the wrong people, to pining over someone who would only ever invite me out at 9 p.m.
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Yet, that's exactly the situation we see Rosaline Capulet (Lashana Lynch) pining for in ABC's new Shondaland soap Still Star-Crossed — and it's so sad to watch.
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All season long, Hayes had been pining for Stanton, so when the two finally got together, fans assumed that they were in it for the long haul.
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Patty, however, is drawn to Bob -- or perhaps flattered by the attention -- while completely unaware that her best friend Nonnie (Kimmy Shields) is secretly pining for her.
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The sugar-rush sounds of this year's "Like You Like That" and her latest single, "Nervous" exemplify what anxious young fans pining for love want to hear.
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Instead, it's playing at time when fans are understandably pining for such events, now that March Madness has been canceled due to public-health concerns over coronavirus.
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She proved a natural playing an adolescent male who spends the opera pining after, and aggressively flirting with, women — also not a spectacle easy to watch nowadays.
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And no one was partying harder than our ancestors, who missed out on the luxury of rolling up into hallowed institutions with pining parents in their wake.
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Royal City's characters feel familiar to me, and their pining for days gone by is a relatable notion, even while some of their present-day hurdles feel forced.
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After not much silence or patience but lots of pining in anticipation, Taylor Swift seems to finally be giving her fans what they've been waiting for: new music.
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But no, it's tough for me to summon much genuine outrage toward LaVar's comments when they are essentially what the media has been indirectly pining for all along.
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Rather than simply pining for the glory of the bygone Reagan era though, the next generation of Republican leaders needs to forge its own modern vision of conservatism.
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The mass exodus from Black Rock City, Nevada, brought so much traffic this weekend that it would make one pining for a Utopian getaway next year think twice.
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One big difference, though, was in 1992, nostalgia was the stock in trade of social conservatives pining for the supposedly idyllic families of the "Father Knows Best" era.
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I know some people have been pining for the days of internal expansion card configurations with standardized hardware — and maybe that is the way that this will go.
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No matter how long you've been pining after that Maria Tash diamond hoop, you still have to put in the work that comes long after splurging on jewelry.
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I'm pretty sure I dreamed up a similar sequence when I was pining over a droopy-eyed boy in second grade, before I realized how unrealistic it was.
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It is the story of a Jewish painter, who in search for higher inspiration finds that the Oriental herb gives him the exaltation for which he is pining.
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And, hey, you want the sort of pining for an ill-defined version of the 1950s conservatism that has defined a lot of the recent Republican presidential primary?
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"I didn't want to do another thing where it's guy pining over girl and she's got a boyfriend and yadda yadda," Coll bluntly states during our phone conversation.
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In Luc Besson's "Anna," a struggling, beautiful young woman is coerced into becoming a world-class assassin, and finds herself pining for her freedom while dispatching her targets.
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A competitive Montana race would expand their target list, and they have been pining for Bullock to run for Senate even when he was a candidate for president.
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How do you eliminate emissions from huge industries like steel making or aluminum smelting, or limit oil use in a country of 1.4 billion people pining for cars?
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As the pining, mutually destructive leads in Massenet's "Manon" at the Met in 2015, pouring out their love at the Church of St.-Sulpice, their connection was scorching.
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In one episode in Season 4, while Alexis is pining for an ex, Moira comforts her by recounting when she herself pined for Johnny before they got together.
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It's a boy-meets-girl kind of story (with Ah-in Yoo and Jong-seo Jun), one that dives headfirst into sexual pining, issues of class and jealousy.
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One is intensely confident and fending off shameful lust for popular party boy Nick (Mason Gooding), the other shy and pining for the class skater girl, Ryan (Victoria Ruesga).
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One minute Riri's pining for connection in "Work" and later she's informing a lover that he's "just another nigga on the hitlist" in "Needed Me." But life's like that.
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Joined by Grey Worm of the Unsullied and Jorah of the eternally pining, Daario sneaks into Yunkai through the back gate (lol) and Dany's forces soon capture the city.
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Amazon had some Nintendo Switches for sale this afternoon, which was great if you'd been pining for one, but not so great if you didn't have a Prime subscription.
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I spent half my teens pining for him, while also thinking that if he were gay, we could just be best friends, the kind who sometimes share a bed.
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Jesse Eisenberg stars as meek office drone Simon James, who spends his days being undervalued by his boss (Wallace Shawn) and pining for his co-worker Hannah (Mia Wasikowska).
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Maybe you've got an Amazon Echo installed downstairs but you've only got your laptop upstairs; or maybe you're away from home altogether and pining for some interaction with Alexa.
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On top of pining for the old days of lunch AND juice box swag, we also happen to have a hankering for the simple school sandwiches that accompanied them.
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Instead of boldly forging into the future—on a course that will force us to reckon with our national identity—we would be pining for a nostalgia-tinted past.
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If you watched Marie Antoinette and found yourself pining over the pastel dresses, flashy jewelry and, most importantly, big hair, this site is the time-waster of your dreams.
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On Tuesday's season premiere of Bachelor in Paradise, Tia Booth spent most of her time pining over Colton Underwood — and her fellow Bachelor alum Martinez was less than impressed.
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But if you are the frustrated soul from the top of this story, pining for a lost suitcase, don't count on the UBC staff to find it for you.
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But both political parties have at times seemed to be pining for candidates who aren't on a primary ballot — specifically Senator Elizabeth Warren and the House speaker, Paul Ryan.
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But he's a senior who's spent four years pining over Olivia (Laura Ramsey), and still can't gather the courage to simply talk to her, let alone ask her out.
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"Maybe the big resurgence of straighter-down-the-line house and tech over the past however-many-years means people are pining for some more drama again?" he posits.
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She hasn't really been pining in obscurity, but has been performing mostly in her native Britain, although she also appeared in "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder" on Broadway.
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It's great to see Caitriona Balfe give Claire so much old pain to work from, and David Berry gets to add some depth to John Grey beyond his pining.
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What's done is done, you might think, but not for Sally, who has spent 30 years pining for Ben, who in turn is locked in verbal combat with Phyllis.
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When Spencer returns home, pining for the power he felt as his hunky "Jumanji" avatar, Dr. Smolder Bravestone (Johnson), he inexplicably ventures back into the game on his own.
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If you know they love a brand, or have been pining after their own bean boots, this is a nice way to make it happen without tipping them off.
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Those include pining for a mysterious, slightly dangerous classmate and befriending a nerdy one (Hayden Szeto), while, in her self-absorption, ignoring his obvious if awkwardly expressed feelings for her.
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But even though Aman is clearly in love with Naina as well, he's determined to set her up with Rohit, who's been quietly pining after his best friend for years.
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No amount of pining should strip Tate of his status as American Horror Story's OG villain, and rewarding his character with another shot at love is more than bad storytelling.
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We were psyched to hear rumors that a Princess Diaries 3 might be in the works, and it looks like we're not the only ones pining for more Mia Thermopolis.
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It was just me and the pining, trying to figure out what love was gonna look like for me, like I was in training for being a real, whole person.
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Apple was going announce…Read more ReadIf you're one of those precious Apple fans pining for the iPhone X, you can try to preorder one at midnight on October 27.
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Haley, the popular South Carolina governor praised by both establishment and tea party figures, basked in goodwill from those on the stage -- likely pining for her powerful South Carolina endorsement.
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For years, many investors have been pining for a rebound in emerging-market stocks, only to be frustrated by the slide in commodity prices, which still drive many developing economies.
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So instead of simply pining for a mythical labor-dominated Democratic Party of the past, leftists might be better off trying to just make that a program for the future.
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Even when one of the characters is pining to exist on another planet where everyone is "happier and tall," it's communicated not with judgment but instead with an understated optimism.
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I didn't know I was allowed to change my mind One time, while still pining for my ex-girlfriend, I went home with another girl I'd had a crush on.
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Anyone pining for a more traditionally operatic experience could turn to the Met's new production of Francesco Cilea's "Adriana Lecouvreur," in which the title character dies after sniffing poisoned violets.
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He planned to join her in Mexico, but he was in the middle of writing "La Casa de Bernarda Alba," his tragic masterwork, and he was pining over a lover.
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My mind had always been racked with a different kind of hunger — a pining for attention or just an escape from the toil of waking up and not feeling anything.
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Bryant, so often the constant target of pining fans and their cellphone cameras, went to an upstairs lounge that boasts couches, TVs and a view of the five courts below.
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No one is pining for a retro CD-i or Atari Lynx, but there will be many buyers for the rumored N13 Classic, a hypothetical PS2 Classic or Dreamcast Classic.
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"If you're in a funk about your 300 square-foot living quarters, it's time to stop pining for a Spanish colonial mansion and start loving your little casita," writes Gachman.
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Jess spent the entire sixth season pining for Nick, who in turn had been obliviously dating hot pharmaceutical rep Regan (Megan Fox) while turning to Jess for all his emotional needs.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) and Hank Johnson (D-GA) pressed Legere on whether the company was pining for favorability from the Trump administration in order to receive approval for the merger.
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Washington (CNN)In the spring of 2000 amid a disastrously bad season, Boston Celtics coach Rick Pitino chided fans of the team for pining for a glorious past that wasn't returning.
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She also spends some time pining for her best friend, Sue (Ella Hunt), who's tragically engaged to Emily's brother Austen — and she also finds the time to write a couple poems.
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She's not still pining after the dude from Trolls like everyone thinks she is, and she's finally able to admit in public that she finds certain iconic '90s rom-coms hilarious.
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They hoverboard around their open offices, drinking energy drinks, selfie-ing, refusing to fuck, monetizing their social media presence, pining for the imagined past of the 90s, drinking kale smoothies, whatever.
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Even Rilke, who is credited to be responsible for her sexual awakening, ends up pining for her total devotion, expecting her to serve the roles of a mother and a lover.
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Pining for the decadent, freewheeling internet of old is not dissimilar to romantic notions of the golden age of air travel, with its three-course meals and plenty of leg room.
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He spent some of his life not in Ireland but pining for Ireland from afar, and achieved things he could never have managed had he stayed continuously on the Emerald Isle.
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Mr. Rees-Mogg's double-breasted suits, antique diction and penchant for polysyllabic words have long endeared him to a nostalgic set of Conservatives pining for the return of a different Britain.
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But buried in the crosstabs, you'll find that while Pete has garnered a mere 220006% of supporters under 2202, a full 2628% of the over 28500 crowd is pining for Pete.
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With luck, Lenovo or Microsoft will eventually make the leap — they're both teetering on the edge — and give us the crazy, truly different device we've been pining after for 7 years.
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His Prince Siegfried spent part of the ballroom act of "Swan Lake" in merry conversation with one of the princesses: hardly the model of pining Romantic love this character should be.
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But if the Cubs enjoy as prosperous a postseason as their fans are pining for, and they move on to the National League Championship Series and then — dare we say it?
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Dealing with an often-hostile press corps on a daily basis in the televised briefing is an exhausting responsibility, and Sanders could be pining for a more behind-the-scenes role.
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Humanity has just been wiped out when the play starts, but there's only so much smoke, fake blood and ear-piercing screams one can take before pining for another nuclear catastrophe.
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Some of my fellow diners, pining over memories of Cafe du Monde in the French Quarter, grumbled that these were too puffy, or not puffy enough, and round instead of square.
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The third season of Big Mouth dropped on Netflix last week, and the new Rick and Morty trailer possesses the chaotic energy that we've been pining for since season 99823 ended.
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The New York Times reported Monday that those conversations have morphed into Trump pining for his Porter's return, telling aides that he hopes his former adviser returns to the West Wing.
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And if we, the media, stand Trump up at the proverbial dance because we're pining for another 'date,' we make it that much easier for him to say we're playing favorites.
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The scene that opens the film — Belle walking through her rural village and pining for something "more than this provincial life" — included 150 extras, 28 wagons and hundreds of live animals.
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The frenetic energy and brashness of his successor Nicolas Sarkozy left many pining for the quieter days of Chirac's 19603-year presidency and the slower pace he set for public life.
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LOS ANGELES — With N.H.L. stars pining for the opportunity to compete at the 2018 Winter Olympics, Commissioner Gary Bettman gave no indication that the league would allow its players to go.
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Joe Biden has apparently decided to take a break from pining over the 2016 election and loaning his likeness to time-travel cartoons so he can get into the podcast game.
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With Nintendo failing to undertake development of a new adventure through labyrinthine caverns riddled with secret paths and battles against bloodthirsty space pirates, Metroid devotees were left pining for something new.
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Meanwhile, both Frank and Marla are pining to meet Mr. Hughes — Frank for the business proposition, and Marla because she's supposed to be doing a screen test for one of his films.
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Gordon-Levitt plays Brendan, a teenager who is still pining for his ex-girlfriend Emily (Emilie de Ravin) when she calls him to cryptically ask for help, and then turns up dead.
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The Joe Hahn-directed video stars Ken Jeong of Crazy Rich Asians and The Hangover, who plays a waiter at a nightclub pining for actress and model Devon Aoki (Steve Aoki's sister).
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Hawkins' favorite babysitter may be pining away for Nancy, but the real love triangle on the set of Stranger Things was actually between actor Keery, David Harbour, and a very cute pup.
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The most unexpectedly meta show on network television Halfway through the season, that elevator pitch is superficially the same: Dean is still pining for his co-worker and illogically working legal cases.
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"We struck up a really good friendship, while both of us sort of were pining after the other, and our friends got really bored hearing about the other person," Mr. Stromberg said.
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Ms. Oropesa breezily dispatched runs and embellishments as she mingled with her guests and met Alfredo, the smitten young man from a bourgeois family who has been pining for her from afar.
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Spencer (Alex Wolff), pining for his time in Dwayne Johnson's super-body avatar, impulsively heeds the call of the broken video game console and gets sucked back into the world of Jumanji.
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The record continues with stories of rejection, a series of confusing heteronormative relationships, having sex with exes, and pining after a cheating partner while playing pinball at a bar called the Eagle.
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While the school's valedictorian spent most of her days pining after her one-day boyfriend J.T. (may he rest in peace) and obsessing over schoolwork, Barrable-Tishauer has led a very different life.
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Like, exactly what you're going through: When it happened, who you're pining over, and what you're trying to do to stave off that newly-reignited, deep-seated fear of winding up forever alone.
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The Southern Charm costars first hooked up back in season 1, when — bear with us — she was pursuing Thomas Ravenel (they now have two children together) and Craig Conover was pining after her.
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This will be SO huge that you won't have to worry about sitting on your computer all weekend and not ending up with that one shade you've been pining for in your cart.
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In the end, everyone got their happily ever after, including Chuck and Blair whose "will they, won't they" attitude toward true love kept us pining well after it seemed reasonable to do so.
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A small but vocal portion of Windows users (myself included) has been pining for one feature for literally decades: A dark theme for one of the most-often used Windows apps, Windows Explorer.
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She brought up his handful of bankruptcies, allegations that he's stiffed workers, his pining for the housing crisis for his own benefit and his aversion to releasing his perpetually under-audit tax returns.
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Fueled by a mix of nostalgia and, of course, a heavy dose of love for The Fast and The Furious, sports car fans have been pining for a new Supra for decades now.
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Launched in 2009, it has taken on a softer aesthetic over the past few seasons, and its fall 2018 collection is the one to shop if you're pining for Philo's earth-toned pieces.
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Mr. Mooney had a stroke, which Joe feels guilty about: He was too busy pining over Candace to visit his one-time guardian, and didn't find him after the stroke for two days.
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Remarkably, given the wide political spectrum, from royalists pining for a return to monarchy, to revolutionary communists demanding a new peasant uprising, nearly all of Nepal's leaders are indeed from Khas Arya castes.
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The years of pining for that kind of change, and then it's happening, and happening in the way that we'd been talking about, it made us feel...I don't want to say empowered.
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The homages are fitting in a movie that is something of an homage itself; Carney's acute ear for teenage language and Ducky-esque romantic pining call to mind an Irish John Hughes movie.
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Rather than helplessly pining for the U.S. while rushing into the embrace of China and Xi Jinping key Asian states are working amongst themselves to increase inter-Asian connectivity and balance against China.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If all the drama surrounding the Frida Kahlo Barbie has you pining for a deep dive back into the artist's real life and work, you're in luck.
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We see a woman pining in a forest alongside a vina, a plucked string instrument with two hollow spheres for resonance; between her and the sky is a brilliant field of solid red.
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If he was content with still pining for Rosita or if there was another person, or if he was just kind of cool with being alone, he might not have pushed as hard.
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Read more " _____ • Saikrishna Bangalore Prakash in Vox "Those pining for the political destruction of Donald Trump run the risk that the villagers will not come running if and when a wolf finally appears.
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Li is right to point out that wishful thinking has not played out in practice, a thought that will ring familiar to many Western executives pining for more access to the People's Republic.
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The ballet world is pining for choreographic talent — at least that's what it would have you believe — but it rarely seems to go very far out of its way to look for it.
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The story of Tevye and his five dowry-less daughters in a small Russian village that faced increasing anti-Semitism was strangely familiar to me: The daughters pining for their not-yet husbands.
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The two succeed in their mission, and Gamby is ultimately rewarded with a middle school principalship, not to mention a romantic reunion with the woman he's been pining for throughout the entire series.
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Miranda Lambert's new police officer husband is a country music fanatic who was pining to meet her for years ... but before meeting her, he met another one of his favs -- Miranda's ex, Blake Shelton!!!
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But for those early reservation holders, who have been pining for Tesla's cheapest Model 3 — a $27,2500 version equipped with a standard 2200-mile range battery — the wait just got about three months longer.
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Instead of just pining for that one day when you'll be able to trick out your home with a massive screen to watch your favorite movies and TV shows, invest in a pocket projector.
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The idea for it sprung late one night last winter while the "You Broke Up With Me" singer was on a United Kingdom tour, a long stretch that left him pining for his family.
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The 10-episode series should fill a bit of the void left among those pining for "Downton Abbey," even if this is all upstairs, no downstairs, and doesn't attain that level of soapy addictiveness.
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Update, June 25, 2016: Still pining for Rihanna's faux-fur glorified shower slides from Fenty, her Puma line that's caused a minor frenzy with each sold-out drop of a new style or color?
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Have you been pining for a quaint little getaway where you can sit at a desk in nothing but your underwear, fondle your eclectic collection of firearms, and mumble incoherently to yourself until sunrise?
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Yes, she does use a pink filter on all her Instagram posts, but besides that, her beachy-cool hair, perfect cat-eye liner, and practically perfect life leave many of us pining and pinning.
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But there was one positive side effect: In an instant, I became immensely attractive to all the beautiful girls who, as it turned out, fantasized about pining away for a lover in the army.
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If The OC were on the air now, "In and Out"—the infectious new single from Brooklyn indie pop outfit Blonder—would be blasting as Seth Cohen longboards around Newport pining after Summer Roberts.
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He was quoted last year in Boston Magazine as saying that his lifelong dream was "to own my own town," infuriating many residents, who say they are not pining to be owned by anybody.
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With skill-position stars Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott and Amari Cooper pining for a payday of their own, the Cowboys locked up another young starter by extending Collins' deal and solidifying their offensive line.
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Smiles, hugs, tears, a reawakened attunement to the marvels of the city and its skunkworks—not the usual nostalgic pride, the pining for Fishbowl buses and Checker cabs, but a kind of municipal mindfulness.
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Their marriage is arranged by Dinah's father, but each of the spouses secretly loves another: Ezekiel's heart remains with a girl back home, while Dinah is pining for an itinerant artist named Ben Uri.
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Syd, the lead singer of The Internet, has written that she "wanted to make this song feel like a love trance," and she succeeded: It's a melodic, silky, hypnotic account of passion and pining.
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The feature is designed for app creators pining for ways to attract and retain audiences — more people may be inclined to try an app if they don't have to go through the download process.
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You couldn't tell from what went down inside that Offset was still pining away for a reconciliation with Cardi B. But, earlier in the night he was begging for his wife to take him back.
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Tonks, in particular, had become a softer, gentler, more gendered Tonks, letting Remus feminize her as "Dora," a name she'd previously hated, and pining away for Remus, growing physically ill with worry over his safety.
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A largely scandal-free presidency, coupled with a first family that many see as exemplary examples of American values, has the African-American community, in particular, pining for another four years of the Obama presidency.
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I've been staring at this tweet from Valve for a minute now, trying to take in the reality that after years of pining for a new Half-Life game, they're actually going to deliver one.
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Losing the Coyotes to relocation would probably make a lot of people happy, particularly those in markets like Quebec City who are currently pining for a team after losing the Nordiques to Colorado in 1995.
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Biden, who has watched multiple presidents handle national crises since coming to Washington as a young senator nearly half a century ago, understands how to play the role he thinks that Americans are pining for.
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According to his research, Mr. Anzalone said, primary voters were pining not just for Mr. Obama as a person but for his steady, pragmatic approach, something he suggested Mr. Biden was well positioned to provide.
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Queen Luxe Core Sheet Set, $119.20 (originally $140), available at Brooklinen [You save $20.80]After months of pining after Brooklinen's luxe sateen sheets, I finally bought them during the brand's 20%-off Cyber Monday sale.
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She is his "Lonely Star"—a girl Abel only sees on Thursday's but gets everything of his for that one day a week; he is the absent figure Lana Del Rey is constantly pining for.
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Many songs traditionally sung during the season have lines recalling this waiting period, such as "O Holy Night" ("Long lay the world in sin and error pining / 'Til he appeared and the soul felt its worth").
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This was very much evident last night in New York, when she stepped out at a Tommy Hilfiger event wearing the one garment pretty much every fashion girl has been pining over lately: behold, the puffer.
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Lord Commander Jeor Mormont takes a shine to him and bestows upon him Longclaw, a sword made of Valyrian steel that once belonged to his son, Jorah, who's now in exile (and eternally pining for Daenerys).
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Much like Bahbah's work, Gomez's song lyrics are subtitled over dreamlike, retro-style shots of her pining after a mystery man who she claims will always have a place in her heart, despite her better judgment.
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Amy and Jonah are classic examples of the will-they-or-won't-they at its most compelling: One zigs, the other zags, but the pining is constant even when the characters have no idea it's there.
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Yes, I'm talking to you, my friend; soldering iron in one hand, PCB board in the other, pining to tell your cherished special person how you feel about them, but clueless about how to express yourself.
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While the rest of us are crying about the end of Nathan for You and pining over the loss of our nose statues, it turns out some people out there are heroically dealing with actual problems.
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He can sound a lot like a modern-dance choreographer in New York (who would envy his free dance education and health care): pining for a bigger audience, longer runs and a permanent space to work.
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Perhaps it's because the terror of kids pining for their parents isn't unfolding in front of the television viewers who were moved by the plight of Americans dying on the streets of New Orleans after Katrina.
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Still, as played by Antonia Thomas, she has spark, a real sense of fun, and an easy chemistry with Flynn that makes their characters' pining for each other pleasant to watch — if not totally believable. Yes!
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Yet here I am, back at my desk after two weeks of vacation, pining for the ratty old shorts I've worn for the last many days, and preparing for both school and fashion month to begin.
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Eight-year-old Nenny is observant enough to understand the inevitability of her parents' divorce; rather than pining for a parental reunion, she pines for a clear way through the split and into a new life.
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But rather than pining for a comfy hotel bed, Syed was excited to conduct a bit of late-night business: He was meeting two strangers who called themselves Butch Cassidy and William Smith outside a nearby Walmart.
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Friends' outsize influence has as much to do with the slow collapse of network television (and executives pining for the era when a show could be that big) as it does with anything the show itself did.
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If one is pining for a war that would engulf the entire region and make America's bloody experience in Iraq look mild in comparison, then bombing Iran's nuclear facilities is the quickest way to light the match.
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Some of the people had more symptoms of grief than others: like "pining for the deceased, difficulty moving on, a sense that life is meaningless and inability to accept the reality of the loss," a release says.
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But if you were pining for your Thanksgiving salad—a classic Caesar, maybe, with a bed of crisp romaine—you might as well put those dreams to bed, or find a recipe that's based on iceberg instead.
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But instead of pining for simpler days gone past — a futile exercise anyway, since they won't be returning — it's best to make the most of the present and wear all of the season's hottest colors … at once.
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And that is why so many have been pining or praying for a Nadal-Roger Federer semifinal, which would be their first-ever meeting at the U.S. Open after 37 mostly memorable battles all over the map.
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Many of us have been hiding out in a Disney+ binge-fest, pining for our own personal Baby Yoda, nostalgically live-tweeting our DCOM rewatches, and gearing up for the holidays with plenty of Christmas themed throwbacks.
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If you could have seen the party from above, it would have appeared as a swirling solar system, with one bright star pulsating at the center and the rest of the room in a distant, pining spin.
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But Count Tolstoy insists that monarchists are not pining for the days of absolute rulers and the divine right of kings, when Henry VIII of England could order up the execution of unwanted wives and political foes.
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When Audrey Hepburn stood outside Tiffany Fifth Avenue in 1961, paper coffee cup and croissant in hand, pining after her dream diamonds, she immortalized the phrase "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and inspired far-flung fantasies for decades to come.
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You probably won't be able to find the exact eyeshadow you've been pining for since it sold out in 2012, but maybe your new favorite lip gloss awaits you instead — just don't get too attached this time around.
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Fellow funny, famous and single people Jon Hamm and Jenny Slate were spotted coming out of a movie theater in New York City last week, and social media is already pining for the duo to make things official.
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Anyway we just wanted to let you know that, according to your star chart, a secret admirer who has long been pining for you is going to finally make a move this month, so keep your eyes peeled.
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When Elle teaches a pining Paulette (Jennifer Coolidge), her friend and manicurist, how to win over the love of her life by slowly dipping her body down and whipping it upright, the iconic bend and snap is born.
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Adrianne Palicki explained what she thinks Tyra is up to – including her marriage to Tim Riggins – and Scott Porter described Street's extra bedroom just for Riggins, while Matt Lauria and Dora Madison imagine Luke still pining for Becky.
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To be sure, some of the fun of a great will-they/won't-they is seeing how it handles the trope's expected plot points — the almost-kisses, the near-misses, and the hopeless pining — in its own way.
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Half of the art here comes from Rajasthan, in the northwest of the subcontinent, where artists at the courts of Hindu principalities created loose-leaf albums depicting pining lovers alone in the forest, musical instruments at their sides.
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Still pining for the book world, she starts applying for jobs but finds that, at her age and with her stunted experience, no corporate HR rep will even entertain her résumé, let alone give her any real power.
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They seem of the '60s, but this could just as easily mean the 1860s; history is rife with examples of seekers, united by some thunderous religion or utopian ideology, pining for a fresh start in some new Eden.
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As King Herod, Cooper acquitted himself perfectly fine in his one jazzy solo, and as the pining Mary Magdalene, Sara Bareilles did as much as she could to spruce up a thin role with her gorgeous, plaintive interpretation.
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When we're pining for, say, a velvet jumpsuit or a cropped bomber after spotting an on-point street style #OOTD, we'll head to one of our go-to fast-fashion emporiums or slightly sketchy, aggressively trendy overseas e-comms.
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Since uploading the photo — which showed a tool that looked like a silicone implant, bra insert, and raindrop cake all at once — the internet erupted, with thousands of curious people pining to get their hands on the innovative sponge.
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And John was sort of pining a bit on -- on that and on the evolving world, in terms of that food fight he was talking about where so much money is being spent for those who create the content.
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Knowing that my first love for Frodo actually impacted who I grew up to be retroactively makes the hours of pining and dreaming more important than just the weird hormonal bloom of a girl who liked a movie once.
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The spec illustrations, revealed June 17 during NASA administrator Charles Bolden's keynote at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics' annual meeting, look like cover shots on the build-your-own sport plane brochures your dad keeps pining over.
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Alia Shawkat stars as Dory, an underachieving doormat who spends her days organizing Goodwill donations for a wealthy clotheshorse and her nights staring quizzically at her doofus boyfriend (John Reynolds), while pining for her lost love (Brandon Micheal Hall).
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Then again, progressives have been pining for an Afghan exit for at least a decade, and Barack Obama set a timetable for full withdrawal (which he was later forced to reverse in the face of Taliban gains) in 2014.
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Channeling vintage ice-cold R&B, Essentials radiates a romantic aura even as de Casier expresses her frustrations with the typical pitfalls of the têxte-à-têxte, pining to cut through all the mixed signals and find something real.
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Given that the architects of the Iraq disaster are still around and many of them are now pining for confronting Iran, Syria, Russia and others, there is all the more reason for an American version of the Chilcot inquiry.
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Then again, progressives have been pining for an Afghan exit for at least a decade, and Barack Obama set a timetable for full withdrawal (which he was later forced to reverse in the face of Taliban gains) in 2014.
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Sometimes I catch myself doing just that: I'll be at brand's showroom previewing its latest collection, and find myself pining for the contrasting color of thread used on the seams, or the weight or wash of a good pair of denim.
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Most of the time, you're looking to splurge on a leather wallet or new sunglasses, but there's one tiny tab you might have missed the last time you were pining after those new D&G tortoiseshell frames: the beauty section.
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After decades of cinematic depictions of white male teens having epiphanies, pining over unavailable girls, and trying to lose their virginity, these portrayals of (yes, mostly white) girlhood suggest a new way forward for the teen coming-of-age dramedy.
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A lot of this season was fan service: Brienne and Arya sparring, the Sand Snakes brutally murdered, Tormund pining for Brienne, Gendry reappearing with a sick hammer in tow, The Hound threatening The Mountain, a dragon burning everything in his path.
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It's a stand-in sentiment for audience members who are pining for the purity of the group's first-season dynamic, but it's also an emotional lifeline for a deeply traumatized child who's desperate to return to some sense of normalcy.
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Our own Anne Cohen explained why such a dynamic would ruin the story: Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) already has a Jorah (Iain Glen) firmly in the friendzone, and we really only need one man pining for her unrequited love in the story.
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Raised by a single father and dependent on media for a sense of identity and confidence, Davis recalled walking into a beauty supply store as a child, and pining for the straight hair worn by "Just For Me" relaxer models.
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Presidents Obama and Trump had very different views toward private gun ownership, but gun manufacturers may be pining for the one who was much more critical of their industry: Remington Outdoors, the country's largest gun-maker, has become unprofitable in 2017.
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Her pining for classic Americana runs through Industry Standard, her jeans label inspired by unfussy, mid-20th-century silhouettes — and was stoked during a recent, spur-of-the-moment trip to Cuba with her best friend, the artist Mary Corman.
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Washington also badly underestimated China's Belt & Road Initiative, highlighting cases of Chinese debt traps of weak states rather than appreciating how dozens of countries are pining for rapid infrastructure deployment that the West has neglected to provide for nearly 70 years.
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At the same time the concurrent thread, and its overt racial animus, offers a commentary on those pining for America's past, and a reminder that the black-and-white sitcoms of the '50s were monochromatic in more ways than one.
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But enough is enough; it's time to see Daenerys as the warlord she was always fated to become and for large-scale action scenes to dominate the skullduggery, pining, and realpolitik that have dominated the desert scenes for-fucking-ever.
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She has claimed a political sour spot, in which her domestic policy positions are too far left to make her a unifying figure, but her sordid establishmentarianism still has left-wing voters pining for Bernie Sanders and considering Jill Stein.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Those pining for a bottom to the gut-wrenching stock market selloff may be disappointed to learn that mega one-day rallies like the historic one witnessed on Tuesday are typically not the start of a durable recovery.
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A quick search of "corona vacation Hawaii" on Twitter yields an endless stream of users pining for a "corona vacation" to the islands because, as one visitor says, they would rather quarantine where they could "live it up" in luxury.
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She surrounded herself with more than two dozen of her members, including relieved-looking freshmen who represent districts won by Mr. Trump and have been pining for broadly popular accomplishments to show to voters ahead of their re-election races.
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Alia Shawkat stars as Dory, an underachieving doormat who, when she's not organizing Goodwill donations for a wealthy clotheshorse, ponders why she has taken up with her doofus boyfriend (John Reynolds) while pining for her lost love (Brandon Micheal Hall).
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" Renée Zellweger's titular singleton is reflecting on another lonely year of drinking, smoking and pining for a soul mate: "Unless something changed soon, I was going to live a life where my major relationship was with a bottle of wine.
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When I think of White, I picture him in the period when he was living with the beautiful young theater actor Keith McDermott and pining for him and listening to McDermott having loud sex with 1950s movie heartthrob Tab Hunter.
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Everyone on the French right pays attention to Zemmour, but his pining for the lost paradise of Greater France is particularly resonant for older readers, many of whom attended his talk a few days later at the Théâtre Montansier in Versailles.
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"The show sits ready, adjusted, lit, and fully installed, in its shiny glass tank — looking very beautiful when last we saw it — pining for an audience that the school's administration brutishly denies it," Boyle and Freedman wrote in a statement.
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Blunt is great playing the pining, jealous sister, and while this little-seen indie isn't as commercial as Train or her recent sci-fi hits Edge of Tomorrow and Looper, it's worth a look, if only to see Blunt in a different light.
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Instead, she pals around with assistant Whitney (Betty Gilpin), who spends most of her day watching rom-coms on her computer, and Josh (Adam Devine), her best friend who's been secretly pining for her, even as she continues to inadvertently friendzone him.
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The film's enchanting cinematography (Aamis is shot by Riju Das) and its dreamy sound design (the music is by Quan Bay, comprised of Assamese composer Aniruddha Borah and Vietnamese musician Tammy Nguyen) coalesce effortlessly to evoke the texture of the couple's pining.
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But when the differences between New York and Nebraska are basically limited to open roads and farm animals, the network and producers look to be sticking their heads in the sand, while pining for the days when people watched them by default.
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Gaitonde addresses but does not want to reckon with his own hubris and mortality, pining for Guruji's undivided and practically begging, with each act of violence or criminality or as he reaches through the past to Singh, to immortalize his own notoriety.
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Even the search for God (which is theoretically relatable) has taken a back seat to the pining that exists in that car, where Jesse and Tulip can never quite be sure of each other, while Cassidy is always looking for his way in.
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Atticus loves to talk—Sorkin gives him a flurry of humorous quips and slick moral epigrams—but "Slave Play," whose fierceness and fun have me pining, already, to see it again, makes me wonder what would happen if he ever tried shutting up.
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If your pining for simpler times still isn't satiated, the Emporium also features an arcade with tons of throwback games, from TRON to Terminator 2: Judgment Day to Twilight Zone pinball (although sadly, no Dragon's Lair, as featured in the season two trailer).
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Hank Dolworth, a disgraced alcoholic ex-cop who's still pining for his ex-wife, would be a lazy stock character in the hands of a lesser actor, but Donal Logue nails the part, making Hank effortlessly charming, surprisingly competent, and very, very funny.
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The novel, out this week, is a roughly 300-page work of political fanfiction, an escapist fantasy that will likely appeal to liberals pining for the previous administration, longing for the Obama-Biden team to emerge from political retirement as action heroes.
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Her entire family forgets her birthday, the only boy pining for her affection is a geeky freshman (Anthony Michael Hall) and to top it off, her crush, Jake Ryan (Michael Schoeffling), intercepts a note in which Sam confesses her love for him.
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Less than 100 days into being president, Donald Trump is already pining for the days when he was a reality TV show host and branding expert, famous for his outspoken birtherism and lending his name to shady real estate seminars and meat.
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If you're not, ugh, proactive, you might get laid off and end up pining for that shit job because you squandered a chance to look for a BETTER job when you had the money, the time, and the professional reputation to get one.
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Practical Bette (Beals) is now running for mayor of LA; former playboy Shane (Moennig) is filthy rich but pining for her soon-to-be ex-wife; bubbly Alice (Hailey) is juggling stepmom duties with those of running her popular daytime talk show.
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Today is not the day to suppress the fact that you've been pining for fall all year, so let your autumnal equinox freak-flag fly as you dive into this list that will surely confirm all the reasons why fall is the greatest.
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In a district that has consistently elected Republicans for decades, the fact that 226,27 people still cast their ballots for the Democrat in 22018 is a powerful statement by people who are proud to be Democrats and not pining to be Republican-lite.
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Tony Soprano pining for the days of Gary Cooper set a tone for all these stories, which then echoed and re-echoed in the Louisiana swamps of "True Detective," the New Mexican borderlands of "Breaking Bad," the halls of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.
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There's also that devil on your shoulder, pointing out that luxury car you've been pining over, or conjuring dreams of a boating trip around the world, or stupidly giving you the idea that trying a burger that's been idiotically infused with gold flakes is necessary.
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At least, not unless the Blue Jays are intending to be very bad in 2018, which, despite all sorts of fans who've forgotten what terrible baseball looks like pining for it and saying that would be great, I don't think they intend to be.
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I actively resent these people, these awful masochists who keep driving demand for songs like "Girls Like You"—horrid, weird, marshmallow-soft songs sung by dudes pining after a 'good girl' who will finally fix all of their problems through the power of love.
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The book is a quick read and while its plot and characterization don't quite get a high score, it's a hugely fun and reference-packed realm to while away a few hours that will leave you pining for whichever games filled your own youth.
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"If Donald Trump were still just a regular old billionaire and threw a party at Trump Tower in New York City, celebrities would be lined up out the door, and the most famous artists would be pining for a chance to perform," Palin wrote.
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Yes, she has a pair of pals (Busy Philipps, "Saturday Night Live's" Aidy Bryant) who also aren't conventional Vogue cover candidates, but she can't help pining for what she perceives as the easy life she's missed by not looking more like a runway model.
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Elsewhere, on "9 (After Coachella)"—a collaboration with SOPHIE and MØ—he interrupts a pining pop song with a brittle metallic drop, made all the more absurd for the fact that one of the drum hits is very clearly a mutation of a dog bark.
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Both of these accounts fit DeLong's narrative; both make a case for letting the further-left parts of the Democratic coalition try leadership instead, and seeking compromises between socialists and liberals rather than pining for moderate-Republican partners who don't appear to be in evidence.
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Trump is angering a traditional set of allies (the Europeans and now Canada) while pining for a détente with an authoritarian rival (Russia); Obama had a similar approach to realignment in the Middle East, angering the Israelis and Saudis while seeking an accommodation with Iran.
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The soaring hopes of the 2011 Arab Spring, when Mr. Mubarak was deposed, have been so completely crushed under its current ruler, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, that many Egyptians have found themselves pining for a man they once despised, our Cairo bureau chief writes.
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Many of them are openly pining for the kind of performance — red-faced, blustery and unapologetic — that he gave during the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Brett M. Kavanaugh, when he declared the proceedings "the most unethical sham" he had ever seen in politics.
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And while, as Emily said, the Angela/Cal dynamic hadn't necessarily been the deepest before the ending revelations of episode seven, "God Walks Into Abar" proved to me that I was right all along for pining so deeply for more time with the couple.
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That vicious cycle has left both sides of the debate pining for Congress, not the FCC, to broker a resolution on net neutrality, so that the government's approach to internet policy doesn't change depending on which party is in power — or who prevails in federal courtrooms.
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Live large in a small space "There are definitely perks when it comes to renting, and if you're in a funk about your 300 square-foot living quarters, it's time to stop pining for a Spanish colonial mansion and start loving your little casita," writes Gachman.
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On Friday, May 31, Rocketman will be hitting theaters across the U.S. The biopic is a musical exploration of Sir Elton John's breakthrough years, and John fans across the country are pining for the acclaimed film's release (it has already been released in the United Kingdom).
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Still, based on Mr. Trump's policies, you would think that companies like Apple or Nike, which have railed for lower taxes and are pining to bring tens of billions dollars stashed abroad back to the United States, would be kneeling at the altar of Mr. Trump.
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But since then the party's elite has moved to reconcile with Trump — grudgingly and miserably in many cases, with a few notable holdouts, but on a sufficient scale that an independent alternative now seems like something that almost nobody in the party is actually pining for.
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Trump on Thursday also accused the news media -- which he again dubbed the "enemy of the people" -- of distorting the summit and pining for a confrontation between the US and Russia, blaming reporters even as much of the coverage this week has focused on Republicans' condemnations.
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Pining after the brilliant scholar Sarah, a close friend whom he has loved for many years, Ritter sublimates his longing into a vast romantic cartography, retracing the itinerary of their friendship—Paris, Vienna, Damascus, Aleppo, Bandar Abbas, Tehran—in a mental move eastward that ends at daybreak.
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Still, based on Mr. Trump's policies, you would think that companies like Apple or Nike, which have railed for lower taxes and are pining to bring tens of billions dollars stashed abroad back to the United States, would be kneeling at the altar of Mr. Trump.
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Then, just when it seemed he couldn't generate any more excitement, he disappeared for several years, leaving fans and critics outspokenly pining for his return on social media—a surge of market demand he finally, dutifully satisfied by releasing not one but two albums this year.
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The song's video is far from the Mafia drama implied by the title, beginning with a comedy skit featuring Esco pining for escape from his dull day job (check the prominent Time's Up billboard, too) and nothing but sunny partying shots of the three artists afterwards.
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The playoffs are around the corner, and with a likely first-round matchup against the San Jose Sharks, who are third in the NHL in goals for per game, the Ducks may soon be pining for the matchups they faced in March against meek Canadian teams.
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Any futures that have been ruined; any dreams that have been shattered; any pining for home or mother gets down to the fact that these fugitives have themselves chosen to run away because they do not want to face the serious consequences of their violence and vandalism.
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I'm not pining for the days of benign neglect, but I also don't want be buying my children's toilet paper for them while they are in college -- a college they got into with the help of the thousands of dollars I spent on tutoring, or worse.
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Traditionally, Class AAA has been the level for prospects in need of extra seasoning before reaching the majors, a few journeymen who shuttle back and forth as depth pieces, and one or two players at the end of their careers pining for one last go-round.
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Benjamin's death was telegraphed in the early moments of the episode, which he spent sharing warm moments with his brother, Henry, giving Morgan a painting, pining over a girl and otherwise seeming, in his tender kindness and hopes for the future, not long for this world.
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Traditionally, Class AAA has been the level for prospects in need of extra seasoning before reaching the majors, a few journeymen who shuttle back and forth as depth pieces, and one or two players at the end of their careers pining for one last go-round.
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Where the FBI agents' pining nostalgia for the child they said goodbye to for his own well-being felt well-meaning but clunky in season 10, The X-Files now animates this story with the sense that only William knows enough to stop whatever horrors lie ahead.
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However, Teddy has to come to these realizations on her own because at first, she's convinced the poor BFF is pining away for his best friend, prompting Dr. Tom (Greg Germann) to question if Teddy actually sees herself as the BFF on the outside looking in on Owen's relationship.
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The world may be crazy, but we can always count on everyone's favorite emo rapper Drake, to do what he does best: lean all the way into his feelings on Instagram with a glass of Moscato by his side, pining away for Rihanna for all the world to see.
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Order a sandwich for all us stuck eating complimentary wraps in a meeting, hoping the crunch of the romaine will drown out the din of our despair, pining for that magical politician who stands up for what they believe in: a wrap-free world, made beautiful by bread.
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Becky, who has been pining for a promotion, and helped Thirsty with a task earlier in the episode (they kidnapped Bam Bam's mother, a potential witness against Lucious' Frank Gather's case, and used her as bait to get Bam Bam not to testify), is sure the spot is hers.
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There are still three primary love stories: two strangers who meet on a train (Isabela Merced and Shameik Moore); the boy pining for his best friend (Mitchell Hope and Kiernan Shipka); and the girl trying to figure out her hot-and-cold crush (Liv Hewson and Anna Akana).
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Matthew Goodwin, a professor of politics at the University of Kent, said some Tories were privately pining for exactly that sort of figure: a leader who could be as brash and combative in trade negotiations with the European Union as Mr. Trump had been with Mexico or China.
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Trump might still like to do some of the things he talked about on the campaign trail (his pining for a détente with Russia remains, um, palpable) and a few of them might actually still happen (some sort of wall-like structure will eventually go up, I assume).
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Its Major Tom is Thomas Newton (Michael C. Hall), an alien stranded on our planet, who drinks gin, eats Twinkies, and sings, pining for home, staggering around amid secondary characters and van Hovean splendor—video magic, blue wigs, black balloons, milk blood, a rocket ship drawn in masking tape.
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The soaring hopes for democracy and reform that were stirred by Mr. Mubarak's ouster during the Arab Spring in 2011 have been so completely crushed under its current ruler, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, that some Egyptians find themselves pining for the rule of the man they once despised.
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Simon begins the book pining for blonde Agatha, whom he believes to be his happy ending, but as he keeps getting distracted from her by thinking about how much he hates his school rival Baz (who is maybe a vampire!), it becomes clear that Simon's true interests lie elsewhere.
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Open so late it's practically morning, Big Slice was a regular stop for locals, drunk Ryerson students pining for for something greasy and non-alcoholic, genre nuts getting ready for TIFF's Midnight Madness line wrapped around the corner, Skinny Puppy and Sarah Polley, to name a few types of customers.
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Ilana apparently feels a bit left out but, to her credit, doesn't ask any offensive questions like, "Wait, you're gay now?" or something about why Abbi had chosen to explore that route with the doctor and not with Ilana, who has quite obviously been halfway pining for Abbi throughout the series.
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But if you are still pining to try one of these magically/artificially-colored blended treats, or are distraught at the thought of encountering another one about as often as you'd encounter an actual unicorn, fear not: there's a way to make Unicorn Frappuccinos in the comfort of your own home.
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I relish this character because as a woman, I get to not be always the sensitive one in the scene, the one who fixes the family, the one who is pining in the relationship — although one might argue that in this season I did a little bit more of that.
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This year, the Roundabout Theater Company has obliged all whose hearts are already pining for candy canes and mistletoe by presenting "Holiday Inn," a perky but bland stage adaptation of the 1942 movie that is fondly remembered for Bing Crosby's crooning "White Christmas," which has been a seasonal favorite ever since.
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Add in a whole mess of subplots involving Buffy pining after her dad and Angel doing some of his most self-indulgent moping, and "Helpless" loses some of the spark it could've had by making Buffy fend for herself without her powers for the first time since before the show began.
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Take Care, his highly regarded sophomore album, would derive as much of its kick from friend and producer Noah "40" Shebib's worshipful interpolations of Jon B., SWV, and Juvenile songs as from the artist's own pining for a string of girlfriends he didn't find capable of withstanding the heat of his stardom.
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More than the crazy angles and doses of T&A, what fans from the Monday Night Wars seem to pine for most (albeit under the guise of pining for violence and sex) is the sense that anything could happen with the wrestlers under a ceaseless bidding war between WCW and the then-WWF.
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Whether it's the work of pining over the inevitable kiss in the snowfall during the Lifetime movie you just watched or the fact that you've found yourself in your hometown and bored as hell: If you're feeling frisky this holiday season, chances are good the person you've been daydreaming about is too.
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As Facebook CEO and architect of our privacy nightmares Mark Zuckerberg answered for his company's improper sharing of 87 million users' data this week, a lot of people are pining for a simpler time: When the founders of giant tech companies lived quietly on your "friends" list instead of testifying before Congress.
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Broken down more simplisitcally, their first album was about longing and pining for someone you're magnetically drawn to but who feels just out of reach, their second album was about truly being with that someone, finally, and what that entails, and this third offering was written in the aftermath of their romantic relationship.
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"The Beguiled" is, as you would hope, pruned of the misogyny that blighted its predecessor, which viewed the residents of the seminary as hysterics, prudes, or vamps, but we still get the disheartening impression that they have been pining for a man to come along, as if they had nothing better to do.
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In a world where iPad Pros are getting more PC-like for "real" productivity, small 2-in-1s like the Surface Go are enough to get real work done, and more people are using phones to do most of their mobile computing, I'm not really sure road warriors are pining for this kind of product.
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After a movie and a half's worth of wondering about and pining after her missing family, Rey finally comes to terms with the truth in The Last Jedi: her parents were just a couple of random deadbeats who, as Kylo sneers, probably sold her off for drinking money, and are now in a pauper's grave.
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"The Iron Throne" did see Brienne become the commander of the Kingsguard under the new ruler of Westeros, Bran Stark — but it also saw her pining over Jaime Lannister, and made her most meaningful screen time all about Jaime rather than her own impressive accomplishments throughout the course of Game of Thrones' eight seasons.
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For better or for worse, the bulk of employment growth in the future is going to come from health care and other in-person services — and we're going to have to find a way to make a services-oriented economy work, not waste our time pining for the good old days of factory work.
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It's called "Fine Line," it features fellow rising star Not3s, and you can listen to it here: It's bright, with shiny production that'll surely have you pining for longer days, and kidding yourself that this freezing cold wind cannot possibly last much longer, and it's also an experiment in unpredictable melodies that has really paid off.
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She is overcome with emotion listening to Miss Julie's book readings, she does not hesitate to travel and get close to her teacher, and there is a moment of her touching Miss Julie's clothing that is of such intense lust and pining that it stands out in its intimacy, a private scene of queer desire for public viewing.
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Yet, here we are in the fourth quarter of 2016 with a health system in the throes of a crisis that includes opioid overuse that doesn't discriminate, doctors that don't have access to effective, safer options to manage chronic diseases, patients pining for medicines that don't have damaging side effects, and costs that continue to skyrocket.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said at a Wednesday rally that U.S. Navy sailors are pining for a chance to engage with aggressive Iranian ships.
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After the first few weeks, most people stopped complaining and either started pining for long anticipated package holidays to Magaluf or Zante, or simply resigned themselves to the slow, sloppy death of their summer dreams May limped soggily into June, and June had limped soggily into July and the sun didn't even bother to poke it's head out of the net curtains.
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Also, while it may not make sense in a vacuum for the Yankees to give away too much for Machado — there seems to be daily smoke signals that he is pining to join the Yankees as a free agent this winter — if it allows the Yankees to swing a deal for the pitching they desperately need, it is a premium worth paying.
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Taken together — and combined with the melancholy closing credits image of James's Uncle Ed, eating Double R 2 Go soup out of a cup while pining for his ex-lover Norma — what we're left with is the feeling that the older citizens of Twin Peaks are clinging to their past glories, while trying in vain to stave off the shoddier modern world.
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Continue the tribute by streaming "Twister," in which he stars as a storm chaser still pining for his ex-wife; "Apollo 13," where he plays Fred Haise, an astronaut on a troubled mission; "Big Love," for which he earned three Golden Globe nominations as the patriarch of a polygamist Utah family; or "Hatfields & McCoys," for his Emmy-winning portrayal of Randall McCoy.
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The moon in Leo connects with Venus at 3:35 AM, inspiring an affectionate mood, and an optimistic energy flows as the moon connects with Jupiter at 10:21 AM. The moon connects with Mercury at 12:14 PM, encouraging communication—however, sweet Venus clashes with serious Saturn at 3:19 PM, and we won't get everything we've been pining for!
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I miss your kind of jokes, and again I'm old and maybe I'm pining after my favorite indie band before they got too big, but it seemed like you guys created this thing, it was great, it was very of the moment, and then subsequently people who followed after you picked up the make-a-joke part, or have a catchphrase.
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I understand why the show did it — several seasons or even a few episodes of Leslie pursuing her career while also pining away would have gotten old at best and could have reinforced sexist tropes about women being unable to have it all at worst — but I also wanted to see the character really have to struggle with what she wanted out of life.
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Everybody's new internet boyfriend nabbed an Oscar nom for his role as a pining love-sick teen in Call Me by Your Name, savagely roasted just about every mid-2000s alt-boy as a Howard Zinn-reading, clove-smoking, self-serious bad boy teen in Lady Bird, got to have a lovely conversation with Frank Ocean, and became a lyric in a Tyler, the Creator song.
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"The Sleeping Beauty" (1991) was radically shortened, and it had a strange ending, in which the crowns of the King and the Queen are removed from their heads and transferred to the Princess and her consort—an action that was hard to interpret as anything other than Martins telling his audience that they should stop pining for Balanchine and get happy with his successor.
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Sure, you can put all those fetishized objects on screen, and director John Crowley does — his version of Hobie's workshop is a warm and wood-paneled nest that you want to get lost in, and the costumes are so luscious I spent most of the movie pining after all the knitwear on display — but they are no longer the thing that the story is about.
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Whether it's this semi-sheer tiger-striped dress: A menswear-inspired blazer paired with a red lip that screams "I'm the boss": Or this white jumpsuit that has us pining for the warmer days of summer: While an all-white outfit always looks glamorous and put-together, we're going to need Khloé to dish on how she keeps all those clothes looking so fresh and food stain-free.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownBooker: 'Democrats don't need more candidates to enter' The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Hillary Clinton has said she'd consider 2020 race if she thought she could win: report MORE (D-Ohio), who has also said he would not run for president, are other Democrats for whom some in the party are pining, according to the story.
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Wednesday evening finds you pining for true love as Venus—which has been in your sign for an extended stay since last Sunday—gently harmonizes with planet of commitments, Saturn, at 11:58 PM. Sunday is an important day to share your ideas with your network, as expansive Jupiter gently harmonizes with communication planet Mercury at 7:51 AM. Virgo season is major for your career—can you feel it?
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Now 34, Samuel is a frustrated English professor at a small university near Chicago who spends his free time playing a World of Warcraft-like online game called World of Elfscape; pining after his childhood love, Bethany; defending himself against the plagiarizing student who wants him fired; and procrastinating on a novel he scored a big advance for a decade ago on the promise of a story published in a prestigious magazine.
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On the surface it doesn't look like a whole lot: Trump's doing his usual the-dude-in-the-locker-room-who-has-to-use-doctor-prescribed-deodorant-describes-sex-he-definitely-did-with-a-French-girl-but-she-doesn't-go-to-this-school-you-wouldn't-know-her hand loop, and Obama's doing his I-can't-believe-she-got-with-him-straight-after-me pining-yet-brave ex-boyfriend look, and yeah, everyone's playing more or less to form.
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We already mentioned the dick pic, and Logan pining for Rhea, but there's also: Greg (Nicholas Braun) saying he got a haircut just to feel the soothing touch of another; Gerri telling Roman that she just may want to partner up with him to form the most fucked-up duet in Waystar Royco history; Kendall blushing over the fact that he's living in a "Simon and Garfunkel song" with Naomi; Roman eating a fistful of honeydew melon.
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An article in The New York Times in June chronicled his journey: how he grew enamored of baseball announcing as a boy listening to Vin Scully, the famed Los Angeles Dodgers announcer; how he worked for years in a low-paying job as the voice of the Visalia Rawhide, in the Class A California League; how he is still at it, like dozens of other announcers in the minors, pining against the odds for a rare job in the big leagues.
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On its surface, "The Gin Game," which opened on Wednesday night at the John Golden Theater in a production cleanly directed by Leonard Foglia, could hardly be simpler: Set entirely on the porch of the home where Weller and Fonsia have none too happily come to rest (designed in gritty detail by Riccardo Hernandez), it depicts their sometimes friendly, sometimes testy relationship, which is stirred into life when the terminally bored Weller first spies in Fonsia the potential card partner he's been pining for.
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When the day turns into the last day of all timeI can say I hope you are in these arms of mineAnd when the night falls before that day I will cryI will cry tears of joy, 'cause after you all one can do is die Though this imagery has precedent elsewhere in his catalog, the contrast of pining love with impending death takes on added gravity with the existential exasperation he'd been experiencing at that stage in his career, suddenly uncertain as to his future prospects for the first time in a very long time.
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