The Prodigal Son story begins: "There was a man who had two sons ... " If we focus on the one prodigal son, we mishear the opening.
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Instead, the Asgardian prodigal son has a short, close buzzcut.
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Balanchine went on staging his "Prodigal Son" for fifty years.
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ANONYMOUS I've always identified with the prodigal son's unheralded brother.
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Cutting off his hair to lead Fox's new show 'Prodigal Son'
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"The Ranch" is a prodigal-son story, complete with fatted calves.
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Everywhere they go, Nelson's father is greeted like a prodigal son.
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The vigil marked their return to the church, like prodigal children.
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Baldi is, by nature, solitary; he's still the same prodigal writer.
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This prodigal daughter's return to a slightly different landscape felt fraught, somehow.
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Prodigal Technologies wants to improve the ways lenders collect money from borrowers.
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"Prodigal Son" will premiere on Fox Monday, September 23 at 9 p.m.
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"Prodigal Son" was the last ballet made for Serge Diaghilev's Ballet Russe.
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That'll be the London Contemporary Orchestra conducted by the prodigal Hugh Brunt.
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The same celebratory narrative goes for 22003-9017-290210's lead-out series, Prodigal Son, keeping roughly half of the Ryan Murphy show's audience during its series premiere (22020-22020-1 had 7.1 million viewers; Prodigal had 4.18 million).
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Even when it portrays other characters, "Prodigal Son" is inescapably all about Jim.
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"'The Prodigal Son,' a little part that paid $15 a week," he said.
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The story involves two sons of a duke, one upright and one prodigal.
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"Prodigal Son," Berlanti's show about a serial killer and his son, looked dark.
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The church, he said, should always be ready to embrace a "prodigal son."
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George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" had four casts in the season's first two weeks.
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And a very warm welcome to this episode's prodigal character: Audrey Horne (Sherilyn Fenn).
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At Rob's house, Scott has stopped by to check in on the prodigal son.
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If you're up on your Prodigal Son parable, you know that CALF was served.
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They weren't hiring a stranger – they were hiring their prodigal daughter in a way.
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Odd note: two mentions of the prodigal daughter Whitney (Julia Goldani Telles) this week?
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If Patricia Lockwood is a prodigal daughter, then Macy Halford is an obedient sibling.
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Ernesto Torres was known to the organization as El Hijo Prodigo, the prodigal son.
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Lachlan Murdoch, the elder brother at 46, has been caricatured as the prodigal son.
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Lachlan Murdoch, the elder brother at 46, has been caricatured as the prodigal son.
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Joaquin De Luz demonstrates the Prodigal vividly, without quite showing us his inner life.
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She was ice that generated heat; she turned on the Prodigal without changing gear.
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The first one was called The Prodigal Swan, it was a terrifying, beautiful metal swan.
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The prodigal daughter, Ivanka Trump, is back at it again with the questionable Twitter likes.
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The permanently prodigal son was welcomed home to Philadelphia—and sacrificed as the fatted calf.
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Better realities, where Kurt Angle is the prodigal son and Vince McMahon the beneficent patriarch.
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In the second scene of "Prodigal Son," the title character spends his patrimony on debauchery.
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Still, he cast him in George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" this season, which goes against type.
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He will not be treated as a lamented hero, not even as a prodigal son.
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To shocked observers he explained himself, with his usual simplicity, by preaching of the prodigal son.
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Memes. The prodigal daughter Ivanka and her thumb of a husband Jared gaze out a window?
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After his father's death, the prodigal son found his way back to the world of politics.
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The 40-year-old is a bit of a prodigal son in the world of perfumery.
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A sister is unable to accept her prodigal sibling as the brother who disappeared years ago.
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They're idiosyncratic, dysfunctional, stubborn, hilarious, and real — from the patriarch Henry to the prodigal son Leland.
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Covetous of others' possessions, he was prodigal of his own; he was violent in his passions.
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Its stars — prodigal sons like King Bach and Logan Paul — have parlayed their following into TV fame.
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It was on the condition that he see this doctor that my emaciated, frightened prodigal came home.
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Maybe they turn to the farm system for a savior — Nick Swisher, the prodigal bro, is hitting .
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The Prodigal, as the dance world calls him, stares at her as if she's from outer space.
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All the prodigal daughters, abandoned sons, and shipwrecked girls next door got that way for a reason.
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Your favorite rapper and Toronto's prodigal son — not me, Drake — entered into a partnership with Canopy Growth.
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Others, like prodigal YouTube son Justin Bieber, are working with the company on "top-secret" original content.
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THE PRODIGAL TONGUE The Love-Hate Relationship Between American and British English By Lynne Murphy 360 pp.
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The other 2016 theater nominees were Timothée Chalamet ("Prodigal Son"), Juwan Crawley ("Spamilton") and Nora Schell ("Spamilton").
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This video of Ry Cooder jamming through "The Prodigal Son" live in a studio is just bonkers.
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The Prodigal Girlfriend Returns Issa stays with Molly for two days to recover from what happened with Lawrence.
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Fans of Popeyes are now taking to social media to celebrate the return of the prodigal chicken sandwich.
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Fashion Review The return of the prodigal sons, and the debut of a dutiful heir at Carolina Herrera.
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The other four, including "Prodigal Son" are copies that represent works looted during the French conquest of Spain.
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Lynne Murphy, author of "The Prodigal Tongue: The Love-Hate Relationship Between American and British English" (June 17).
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Set in a declining Australian logging town, the drama swirls around Christian (Paul Schneider), a grumpy prodigal son.
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Gonzalo Garcia, partnering Ms. Mearns, was making his company debut as the Prodigal Son, but without much force.
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They have both returned to Detroit like prodigal children, to put down roots and reconnect with their community.
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The prodigal offices of today are the logical endpoint of a decades-long backlash against this way of thinking.
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Willow Smith is a prodigal angel and was generous enough to lend her golden voice to this little tune.
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In that time, he's evolved from a selfless patriot to a man out of time to a prodigal son.
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Still, as moving iron will fuse and repel, by his book, I am the unspared prodigal of his abuse.
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As the action begins, the Monahan family's prodigal son plucks Ned from the back of a parked Mercedes sedan.
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Murder runs in the family business but Malcom is the prodigal son who is committed to bring killers down.
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" Claim to Fame Matt FX is a prodigal music supervisor for Comedy Central's "Broad City" and Hulu's "Difficult People.
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He is a bit of a prodigal son figure, returning home after seeing some of the non-Wayuu world.
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To this day, when they make the return trek, their parents welcome the prodigal daughters with celebrations and feasting.
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In "Prodigal Son," the main function of the other characters is as a hall of mirrors to Jim's astonishing self.
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Clinton says she first read "The Return of the Prodigal Son" by Henri Nouwen, a Dutch Catholic priest, in 1994.
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This is not the way to forge a new and happier relationship between the euro area and its prodigal child.
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Almost 13,000km away, across two oceans in Bermuda, Johnny Barnes in 1986 also decided to put on a prodigal display.
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Antony Starr plays the obligatory prodigal, Garrett, who materializes after an absence of — there's that time span again — 14 years.
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Ms. Johnson took marvelous ingredients and led them toward luxuriousness with a little imagination and a prodigal use of butter.
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He performed two bluesy, fingerpicked songs, including "Prodigal Son," his father's composition that the Rolling Stones covered on Beggar's Banquet.
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While the Prodigal Son of scripture returned home after working out a heartfelt plea of forgiveness, Liam just shows up.
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As a youth, Mr. Graham, now 65, was the prodigal of the Graham family, a college dropout fond of alcohol.
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In "Prodigal Son," is there some romance around the idea of the killer's being so much smarter than everyone else?
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The colors of Georges Rouault's 1929 designs for "Prodigal Son" have always given this work the quality of stained glass.
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Grace (Merle Dandridge) is the prodigal daughter of a renowned preacher, called back to the ministry after years of estrangement.
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Now one of the stars of the Fox show Prodigal Son, Young spoke with Reuters about making it in Hollywood.
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There are $23.9 billion loans that aren't paid, and with, Prodigal lenders can get a 240 percent improvement in loan repayment.
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Philip, Gabriel's troubled prodigal proxy son, didn't say goodbye so much as confront him, grimly staring him down in the shadows.
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We also sold The Prodigal Swan, we're having an Indiegogo campaign that's launching really soon, and we threw a fundraiser party.
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As the 73-year-old Mr Obiang becomes frailer, his sons, including the prodigal Teodorín, have begun jockeying to succeed him.
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Nile Cappello is the writer of The Prodigal Daughter, a screenplay based on the life and disappearance of Barbara Newhall Follett.
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A laugh-track-scored retelling of the Parable of the Prodigal Son, The Ranch is set in the world of ranching.
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The prodigal son of a winemaking family returns to France from his home in Australia to reconcile with his estranged siblings.
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Anthony Huxley, a younger principal making his debut as the Prodigal beside Ms. Miller, was cast more obviously against the grain.
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On the prodigal Brisbane trio's second record, tempos race and bass lines pound; violins screech with the coarseness of car alarms.
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The prodigal son comes home again, the father hands over the keys to his kingdom, and the son ... throws them away.
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Though it is also because of her willingness to use frugal Germans' cash to bail out prodigal southern members of the euro.
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Of course, Max has been crushing on Liz — now a prodigal daughter of Roswell who left town for tragic reasons — since childhood.
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According to Wikipedia, Thibs began his pro coaching career with the Timberwolves, which explains Steve Aschburner's prodigal son reference in the tweet.
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Francis is also skilled at using biblical examples and parables (like the familiar story of the Prodigal Son) to illustrate his arguments.
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Lana Del Rey is a grown-ass woman with cigarettes to smoke, and Lorde is a prodigal kid who wants to dance.
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Do I need to say a prodigal son returns and a dude falls in love with a girl from outside the enclave?
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" Ms. McBride has also worked on "Coppélia"; and in addition to "Rubies," Mr. Villella will coach dancers for performances of "Prodigal Son.
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Enjoying "Prodigal Son," which had its midseason premiere Monday, requires a hefty suspension of disbelief surrounding cops, journalism and secure psychiatric facilities.
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You follow "La Sonnambula" (1946) and "Prodigal Son" (1929) with your heart in your mouth, with their elements comparable to film noir.
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An article on Tuesday about Michael Sheen's role in "Prodigal Son" misstated the status of a potential second season of the show.
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Yet Coover's sardonic revulsion toward the often profligate, prodigal nation his literature has lampooned for 50 years has not yet grown absolute.
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The Bushes always thought their sober and studious second son would be president, but the prodigal son shoved Jeb out of the way.
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Infused with a Dickensian flavor and a broodingly dark streak, this grim tale begins in 1814, with the return of a prodigal son.
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It focuses on the Greenleaf family as prodigal daughter Grace (Merle Dandridge) returns home to Memphis after her sister's sudden and mysterious death.
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He has not outlined how he intends to pay for new services, and some anticipate he will be more prodigal than his predecessor.
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In one moment in his career, West is a voice in the wilderness for America's youth; in another, he's its depraved prodigal son.
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But instead of the prodigal bathing in a warm homecoming to the Western family of nations, Mnangagwa's victory has struck a sour note.
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She is now an owner of Prodigal Farm in Rougemont, N.C., and sells, among other cheeses, Bearded Lady, a reference to her goats.
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We need a reconquest of the memory of that war so prodigal in atrocities inspired by racial prejudices and greed for territorial gain.
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It was also ready to embrace "prodigal sons", it said, in an apparent reference to the Syrian Kurdish authorities who hold the northeast.
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In the 6-foot-5 figure of Stormzy, the re-energized grime scene of the 2010s found its poster boy and prodigal son.
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Her mother Bo (Lorraine Toussaint) and daughter Lilia (Saniyya Sidney) still live there, and they're not sure how to receive the prodigal Ruth.
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Fifth Harmony, however, isn't releasing a sad "we miss you" song, they performed with their metaphorical middle fingers up at their prodigal ex-member.
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That would give its prodigal CEO Jack Dorsey some breathing room as he tries to iron out big changes to product and staff. Profitability?
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The fight was stopped in the tenth-of-twenty-rounds when prodigal trainer Tommy Ryan threw a palm leaf into the ring in surrender.
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When Mata and her mother saw each other for the first time, Adam said, it was like the biblical parable of the Prodigal Son.
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Nick Swisher, the prodigal bro, hit two homers on Sunday for Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre — too late, it would seem, for a promotion.
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Kelly spent the majority of the first round fending off choke attempts from the prodigal Brazilian who clung to him with a body triangle.
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"The Prodigal Tongue" reminds us of the academic underpinnings of her work, the extensive reading she has done and her own highly entertaining preoccupations.
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The Scandal alum is in a car zipping through New York City in between filming season 1 of her new FOX show Prodigal Son.
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Young — who plays "ferocious" Prodigal matriarch Jessica Whitly — could easily be describing a number of tantalizing mysteries knocking around the grey-tinged crime thriller.
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Now that Prodigal has been picked up for a full season order, expect for things to only get messier for these two from here.
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Why we're cautious: There's so much about Prodigal Son that doesn't work: Sometimes it's impossible to tell which jokes are intentional and which aren't.
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Yet they were intensely related in that they all told, from different angles, a story of homogenization — the prodigal child of turbocharged global capitalism.
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In Balanchine's "Prodigal Son," her Siren was not aloof but a cruel temptress who threatened to devour Mikhail Baryshnikov methodically with every acrobatic embrace.
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Closely modeled on Mr. Shanley's experiences as a student, "Prodigal Son" is a hymn to the impossible, combustible and brilliant young thing he once was.
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He recently ran away for a few months, and when he returned home, the prodigal box turtle had somehow managed to lose the other one.
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Within a span of a few hours, the prodigal son had revealed intimate photos and scandalous details about his relationship with now ex-Blac Chyna.
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She seemed entirely herself: an observer upon whom nothing is lost, an irremediable sociologist and the prodigal baby sister of Sixth Street home at last.
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They were like, 'Hey, I feel like your channel name could have been inspired maybe by that passage in the Bible about the prodigal son.
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That's in part because there's not much left to copy, and because it's largely succeeded in conquering the prodigal startup that refused to be acquired.
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Clinton discussed the influence of reading Henri Nouwen, a Catholic priest and noted spiritual writer, and his interpretation of the biblical parable the prodigal son.
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"Prodigal" returns this week to American Ballet Theater repertory, with two casts; in January it returns to New York City Ballet for five performances, Jan.
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With the country's right-wing populists struggling, and a prodigal leader ready to return from Brussels, Polish EU-bashing may soon be on the wane.
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I was basically the prodigal child — I grew up in the church, went as far away as you could possibly go, and then came back.
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When visitors enter an adjacent room and consider Bartolomé Esteban Murillo's "Return of the Prodigal Son" (21672/21678), they might breathe a sigh of relief.
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In his homily, the pope spoke about the return of the prodigal son, and how the warm reception he was given upset his older brother.
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" Walsh appears to be running as a true believer of Trumpism turned chastened opponent, a prodigal son of sorts and definitely not a "real racist.
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" Earlier this year, Ms. Young, 49, was cast as the elegant, gin-embracing mother of the title character on the Fox crime drama "Prodigal Son.
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Asa, a prodigal son who spent 10 years among the "losties" and now must prove himself again to the clan, leads the Farrells' fight to stay.
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J.D. Fenix — yes, the son of Marcus — is the new protagonist, and the trailer follows the prodigal child as he returns home to the family farm.
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And finally, Heartsbane was recently shown as Sam tried his best to make a good prodigal son's return to House Tarly with Gilly and her son.
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Anyways, Hollywood is gonna go ahead and ignore all that backlash and cast Michael Sheen as a charming serial killer in the pilot for Prodigal Son.
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Although George Dunbar and William Monaghan differ in visibility and style, they are both prodigal sons who have left this city and then returned to it.
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We've seen these celebrity dads grow from prodigal rappers, like Kanye West, and boyish actors, like Matt Damon, to fathers over-the-moon for their daughters.
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There are women in all three scenes of George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" (1929), but the woman in the central scene is, as they say, something else.
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It centers on two sons of a duke: the upright Roderick (Welland H. Scripps) and the prodigal Henriquez (Adam Huff, whose performance anchors this production admirably).
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Last but not least, the prodigal exec will be critical to Google's return to China, should it do so this year, as several reports have claimed.
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A very different, and truncated, version of these events appears on the website of Washington's National Gallery in the provenance section for the "Prodigal Son" canvas.
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Democrats tell their base that this must be done, that the prodigal children must be brought home, as if that is their only path to victory.
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When he returns decades later, in true prodigal son fashion, she's still there to provide redemption, like some virginal angel — a cliché of 19th-century romanticism.
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They were drawn by curiosity, and hope, but mainly they were captivated by the story of the prodigal son, playing out in front of their eyes.
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"Expiation" movingly depicts a cloth merchant's Job-like devotion to his prodigal younger brother, who rapes and murders an upper-class schoolboy, stealing his roller skates.
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He also prays that his "prodigal son will renounce his hateful beliefs and return home," but until then, Peter is no longer welcome at family gatherings.
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Britain – the world's only superpower – chose to unleash all the hell it could muster on an outmanned military outpost squarely amidst a cluster of distant prodigal colonies.
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Among the myriad subplots, prodigal daughter Beth (Kelly Reilly) also returns, bringing with her a hostility toward this outdoorsy paradise, which she had clearly sought to escape.
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"Prodigal Son" was one of six works in a series Murillo painted for the medieval La Santa Caridad ("holy charity") brotherhood, of which he was a member.
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I then spend the rest of the night watching 2, Prodigal Son, The Good Doctor, The Terror Infamy, and some YouTube while messing around on my phone.
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To add insult to injury, they became a loan-shark nation furnishing funds to an insatiable U.S. Congress that makes the prodigal son look like Ebenezer Scrooge.
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On Sunday afternoon he played highly dissimilar dramatic roles in three ballets: the Baron, the Father in "Prodigal Son" and Kaschei in "Firebird," registering forcefully in each.
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Philly's prodigal son went back to court with his legal team Tuesday, where his team was attempting to avoid a retrial after the original conviction was thrown out.
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Esquire reports that in the latest trailer, the prodigal 1D member does speak, though what he says is shaking his legion of loyal fans to its very core.
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In the "separated at birth" department, both series are family soaps, built around a successful prodigal daughter returning home with her child after a death in the family.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The parable of the prodigal son tells the story of a young wastrel who squanders his inheritance only to beg forgiveness from a beneficent father.
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Costolo just so happens to be the guy who took over as Twitter's CEO in 2010 and lost his seat at the table when prodigal CEO Dorsey returned.
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Skip Bayless, the Hot Take's prodigal son, is back on television yelling about Tim Tebow, Johnny Manziel, and Tony Romo, which is great for Skip Bayless, I guess.
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"Queen Sugar" is one of the sexiest shows in recent memory, and that plus some familiar prodigal-child story beats might make it seem like an expendable soap.
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Still, Contramar is so beloved by the cognoscenti of Mexico City that it is hard to imagine that Ms. Cámara will not be embraced as a prodigal daughter.
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And those men and women who take the matter into their own hands, and spend all at once with prodigal disdain, seem frighteningly different from you and me.
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The government "is ready to embrace its prodigal sons if they return to their senses," it added, an apparent reference to Syrian Kurdish authorities who hold the northeast.
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But Shakespeare made him a legend with his 2000 play, Henry V.. Shakespeare's Prince Hal transforms from a roguish, prodigal son to a capable leader during the play.
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At least in "Outside Mullingar" (2014) and the autobiographical "Prodigal Son" (2016) it was still possible to feel that he was making deliberate choices to play with genre.
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Until the queens of Quadara start dying, that is, and only a 17-year-old prodigal thief named Keralie Corrington knows what happened — and how to catch their killer.
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On Monday, Trump's prodigal daughter, Ivanka, sparked massive controversy after posting a photograph of herself seated at the historic desk in the Oval Office to her social media platforms.
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This prodigal waste costs the global economy $940 billion each year, at a time when one of every nine people doesn't have enough food to lead an active life.
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And I read a, um, a treatment of the prodigal son parable by the Jesuit Henri Nouwen, who I think is a magnificent writer of spiritual and theological concerns.
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There, the Queens Teen organization, the museum youth group, had booked young punk/indie bands to perform as an inspired commentary on the exhibit for Queens' prodigal eternal teens.
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The plot centers on West African blood diamonds, a presumed dead prodigal son returning home, and land grabs by greedy London speculators — and apparently there's a supernatural element, too.
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It's as if these charge-hopping atoms are prodigal children, destined to return back to the heliosphere that bore them, while their brethren rush forth to larger galactic vistas.
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Parables — think of the good Samaritan, the emperor's new clothes, the prodigal son or the story of Ruth, Naomi and Boaz — are mostly about inner states, not external combat.
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One needn't squint very hard to see, in the first sentence of the book's introduction, the polemic against Marcel Duchamp and, more sharply, his prodigal British son, Damien Hirst.
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Just when I think I'm happy again, and have finally clawed his freaky theme music from my brain, the prodigal Toxic White Male will be back on my doorstep.
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Under Arthur Mitchell at Dance Theater of Harlem, she performed the role of the Siren in George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son"; later, she took on Ailey's diverse repertory under Judith Jamison.
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Well, Wednesday night's episode, "There's No Place Like Home," started setting the table for New York's prodigal gossip queen to return… along with another long-exited cast member, Heather Thompson.
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"I know something is very wrong / The pulse returns for prodigal sons / The blackout's hearts with flowered news / With skull designs upon my shoes," Bowie sings over a skittering beat.
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And as Cookie, the clan's prodigal daughter, Alana Arenas delivers a sneaky, snaky portrait of a damaged woman that threatens to blow the roof off the place all by itself.
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In the show, which he also produces, Kutcher plays Colt Bennett, a prodigal son who returns to his family's ranch after fumbling his semi-professional football career in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
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This fight, which to the crowd, symbolized a battle for the bragging rights of a nation, symbolized the struggle for supremacy between the mother country and her naughty, prodigal child.
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And if I am reading between the lines correctly, I disagree with your implication that attentive children mourn their parents with greater entitlement (or more deeply) than prodigal ones do.
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In "Back to Burgundy," Jean (Pio Marmaï), the prodigal son of a winemaking family, returns to France from his current home in Australia after learning that his father is ill.
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Midway through the book, Ames is surprised when Gilead's prodigal son returns from a 20-year absence: Jack Boughton, whose father is the town's Presbyterian minister and Ames's best friend.
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Welcoming back prodigal partisans, those who have excused or forgiven or even cheered hatred, misogyny, racism and division, is easier said than done, and requires a special caliber of leader.
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He came from good Irish Catholic stock but had been a bit of a prodigal son and was slowly making his way back through daily prayer, Bible reading and meditation.
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When Katie Couric asked Gal Gadot if her record-breaking goddess could best the prodigal Odinson in battle, Chris Hemsworth's response was as swift and decisive as the heroes' fighting.
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Keep reading to have all your burning Prodigal Son questions answered — and to find out if Agena is ready to hop into another Year In The Life of Gilmore Girls.
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Joining it are two more Balanchine one-acts: "Prodigal Son," the classic tale of redemption to music by Prokofiev, and "Firebird," with music by Stravinsky and designs by Marc Chagall.
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This fall, he'll be back on TV leading his own series on Fox, "Prodigal Son," where he stars as Malcolm Bright, the son of a serial killer played by Michael Sheen.
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The prodigal return of the suburban queer to the city is often underwritten by the promise of redeeming a sense of unclaimed belonging, and Ryan's archaeology successfully seems to notarize it.
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The return of the prodigal son, or sons, has become a disproportionately large part of the cultural landscape since the millennial slide into a nostalgia-as-godhead mindset became all-pervasive.
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Timothy Keller, founder of the Redeemer Presbyterian churches in New York City, is the author of "Prodigal Prophet: Jonah and the Mystery of God's Mercy," from which this essay is adapted.
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In Agena's case, however, she is trying to figure out which character from the iconic WB dramedy she starred on would watch her new series, the Fox crime thriller Prodigal Son.
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LOS ANGELES — We snarked at Britney Spears when CBS announced that the prodigal pop priestess would be doing "Carpool Karaoke," because we're big grumpy meanies and sometimes we can't help ourselves.
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In an email, Harbron noted he had heard about it online, where information had surfaced on Reddit and in an interview from late Prodigal keyboardist Loyd Boldman, but no actual program.
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So Prodigal, considered trailblazers among Christian rock acts in the 1980s, might have innovated in a whole different way entirely: By creating a truly one-of-a-kind piece of software.
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Watch: The Welsh actor Michael Sheen discussed his portrayal of a serial killer dad on the show "Prodigal Son" and how he does — and doesn't — take his role home with him.
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Kevin McKidd, who plays Dr. Hunt on Grey's Anatomy, would love for Dr. Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) to return to the show, prodigal son-style, as the show enters its golden years.
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"It's the old prodigal son coming home; I'll be on that bridge, I might even be driving that ship myself," kidded a hopeful Frank Del Rio, who thinks relations will continue easing.
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Dance Review Prodigal with its repertory as usual, New York City Ballet is opening its six-week spring season with four different programs on consecutive evenings at the David H. Koch Theater.
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Shame-faced, bashful, insolent, chaste, luxurious, peevish, prattling, silent, fond, doting, laborious, nice, delicate, ingenious, slow, dull, forward, humorous, debonair, wise, ignorant, false in words, true speaking, both liberal, covetous, and prodigal.
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On the Fox drama "Prodigal Son," he plays Dr. Martin Whitly, also known as the Surgeon, a brilliant Manhattan doctor who is responsible for at least 23 murders, most of them gruesome.
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I don't think Alexis will give in to Mutt's musky charms (he looks like he smells like firewood and pretension), but I predict a declaration of affection from the prodigal Schitt son.
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The subjunctive had also been on its way out in America, but started to reappear in the mid-to-late 19th century, as Lynne Murphy, a linguist, recounts in "The Prodigal Tongue".
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There were a few scattered promotions for standard broadcast networks, including commercials for new series like Prodigal Son and network favorites like The Masked Singer, but it was a streaming service's world.
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LOUIS EFFRAT POLO GROUNDS, April 13 Civic pride erupted in one lusty ovation after another at the Polo Grounds today as 12,447 baseball fans hailed the return of the prodigal National League.
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During social hour, we read Bible stories like the tale of the prodigal son through art projects, movie viewings, dances, plays, and discussions in which we applied their stories to our own lives.
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As the prodigal daughters return home and face the identities they tried to leave behind, waiting for them is Eddy (Ser Anzoategui) — soft-spoken, kind, butch, and who was also Vidalia's secret wife.
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It positions Mercury as a confused prodigal son who just needs to come home to a heterosexual relationship, so I'm not really sure how faithful Malek was to that personal side of him.
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The movie, which was released this month, stars Rachel McAdams as Esti, an Orthodox Jewish woman, and Rachel Weisz as Ronit, the prodigal daughter who returns home after her father, the rabbi, dies.
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That includes the return of prodigal son, Henry Deaver ("Moonlight's" Andre Holland), an attorney drawn into a case that involves a mysterious inmate (Bill Skarsgard) being held at Shawshank (yes, that Shawshank) prison.
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Paul Knight, the pastor at Hope Church, took the pulpit in front of more than 300 people, most of them friends and teachers of Bailey's, and told the story of the prodigal son.
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The Angels named Maddon as their manager on Wednesday, reuniting the franchise with a prodigal son who started his professional career with 220 years under the halo, as the team likes to say.
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It is a variation on the mythic duality of Abel and Cain, or of the Prodigal Son and his brother: the favored son versus the dutiful one, the rule-breaker versus the conformist.
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" On Sunday, barring injury and illness, there will be an extravaganza of debuts, including Claire Kretzschmar in "La Sonnambula," Miriam Miller an Anthony Huxley in "The Prodigal Son" and Isabella LaFreniere in "Firebird.
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Everyone was slightly sheepish, a gathering of StarCraft prodigal sons and daughters before an altar made of boxed Collector's Editions and NOS, which they were handing out to each person who bought at midnight.
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These crimes are what bring Wind Gap's prodigal daughter, and our antiheroine, crime reporter Camille Preaker (five-time Academy Award nominee and executive producer Adams) back home to her humid, claustrophobic, alcohol-soaked town.
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" Its finale, "I Can't Give Everything Away," includes the lines: "I know something is very wrong/The pulse returns for prodigal sons/The blackout's hearts with flowered news/With skull designs upon my shoes.
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A prodigal son on a brief respite back to Winnipeg after a decade of travel pointed at people on the 60 bus, saying he'd never seen faces like these anywhere else on the continent.
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While early in the season it looked as if the prodigal son had returned, almost, to the fold with his new house and promises to his mom Kris, he's still pretty scarce around Calabasas.
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After the prodigal teenager John Searjeant ran the table on the first two international championships, Ault was asked to find a chess player who could defeat him at the third, in 1979 in Rome.
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Of all the recent books I've read, my favorite is THE PRODIGAL TONGUE, by Lynne Murphy, about the differences between American and British English and how Brits feel about our "corruption" of "their" language.
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You could feel that kind of excitement in the crowd, in their willingness to back their prodigal son, their eagerness to believe he could do anything over the course of this two-week stretch.
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While "Variations" has reminders of Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" and Jerome Robbins's "The Cage," the guiding force of Ms. Mearns, and her direct, unfettered dancing, allows it to exist inside its own haunted house world.
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The gulf between parents and children was at the heart of "Passing Strange"—Eisa Davis memorably played Stew's churchgoing mother—and it's telling that the theme has drawn him back, a perennial prodigal son.
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The story is a parable that's meant to communicate a larger point — to his fans, fact-checking it is like asking the prodigal son's father to show proof that he really killed the fatted calf.
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In Copenhagen he shouted "Knausgaard!" when he caught sight of me and came over and embraced me, kissing first one, then the other cheek, as if I were a long-lost friend or prodigal son.
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"The Prodigal" (2004), a late-life summation with a distinctly elegiac undercurrent, offered a glimpse of the author's restless movements, which take him, in the course of the poem, to Italy, Colombia, France and Mexico.
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" I reviewed this one myself, and especially admired how "Toibin presents an evocative, engaging portrait not only of 'three prodigal fathers,' as he calls them, but of Dublin in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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But what began as a cordial proposal for a win-win scenario turned into an increasingly personal public spat between one of the No Man's Sky community's most respected leaders and a prodigal fan-turned-innovator.
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Vida, set in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles's landmark gentrification battleground, queers the trope of the prodigal daughter by exploring the tensions of escaping home for the straight sister versus being expelled by it for the other.
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For the Anglophile in your life, Lynne Murphy's The Prodigal Tongue is a hilarious rundown of "the love-hate relationship between American and British English" in which she argues for the fluidity of this frustrating language.
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Though these artists differ as much in their respective degrees of visibility as they do in their artistic styles, they are both prodigal sons who left this city for periods of time and returned to it.
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Worried about how to cope, she enlists the help of prodigal sister Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin) and best bud Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber), a newly divorced mother of a 13-year-old girl (Soni Nicole Bringas' Ramona).
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"What's really happening is that the DCCC is using one strategic worry—that Texans won't vote for a prodigal daughter—as a stand-in for the real concern: that Moser is too far left," she wrote.
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Leslie Marshall, a former hippie and prodigal town belle, has returned home with Jules, her African-American husband, and a local teenager named Maddie defies her reactionary and abusive father by pursuing Jules and Leslie's son.
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Not that fire, brimstone or any of the usual instruments of infernal torture are deployed in his "Prodigal Son," which opened on Tuesday night in a Manhattan Theater Club production at City Center directed by Mr. Shanley.
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"Greenleaf" is set within a black megachurch in Memphis and focuses on the Greenleaf family who runs the church and the prodigal daughter who has just returned to the fold after the mysterious death of her sister.
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Every time a dancer came through his door looking as though he would make a good Prodigal (Jerome Robbins, Edward Villella, Mikhail Baryshnikov), Balanchine would pull that ballet out of the cupboard and put it on again.
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First there were the boy band crushes—either the larrikin British boys like Take That and Boyzone, or the more self-serious American boy bands like The Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC and their only prodigal child, Justin Timberlake.
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And when she took the stage at Newport with several other musicians from the album, including the drummer Brian Blade, the message was clear: Rather than making some sort of prodigal return, she was accessing her musical core.
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For most American kinfolk, this is the one time when they can collectively reflect on and be grateful for the values that have bonded their family for generations with their new crop of progressive prodigal sons and daughters.
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Here are four examples of Jesus' teachings that everybody gets wrong: The 'Parable of the Prodigal Son' This parable is usually seen as a story of how our "Father in heaven" loves us regardless of how despicable our actions.
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Pogba has suggested that the criticism is rooted in a fixation on how much he cost, the record transfer fee of nearly 90 million pounds (about $116 million) United paid Juventus in 2016 to bring back its prodigal son.
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Said guest turned out to be Will Ferrell, who brought out his well-honed George W. Bush impression once again to misuse the word "prodigal" and cackle about no longer being considered the worst president in US history — a.k.a.
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This is Singer's fourth film in the series (one of the movie's best jokes is a dig at an X-Men movie he didn't make), and Apocalypse represents the latest chapter in one of the industry's better prodigal-son stories.
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In the season four episode, "It's Done," prodigal son Tariq (Michael Rainey Jr.) is able to disarm the prejudices of a white Upper East Side woman his rogue friends have identified as a mark—simply by adjusting his outfit's preppiness.
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" And in a 2012 interview with Updegrove, Bush told the historian he "chased a lot of pussy and drank a lot of whiskey" as a young man, but added, "I was never the prodigal son because I never left my family.
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The program for TIFF's 41st festival features a slate of heavy, dramatic releases under the thematic umbrella of "infinite views"—further proving this city's ability to always, no matter how grasping, find a way to capitalize on prodigal son Drake.
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Beau Bennett (Elliott) was not an easy father to grow up with, and both of his sons — the prodigal Colt (Ashton Kutcher, ostensibly The Ranch's lead actor) and good son Rooster (Danny Masterson) — have their own scars as a result.
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Which means they — we — are always at risk of finding in the mirror the self-righteous elder brother in Jesus' parable of the prodigal son, who resents his father's liberality, the welcome given to the younger brother coming home at last.
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The role of the brooding Danish prince has been filled by everyone from Lawrence Olivier to a black turtleneck-clad Ethan Hawke— and let's not forget The Lion King, Disney's take on the prodigal son returning to avenge his father.
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Visualize her sitting on her couch, taking large gulps of red wine, and heckling every minuscule medical inaccuracy on Prodigal Son, a show that follows the weekly adventures of criminal profiler extraordinaire (and serial killer progeny) Malcolm Bright/Whitly (Tom Payne).
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Over the weekend, Canadian YouTuber Robin Harbron, a collector who runs the channel 8-Bit Show and Tell, highlighted Electric Eye, a record from the 1980s Christian rock band Prodigal, with such a program hidden past the run-out groove.
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To nobody's surprise, their plan is foiled at the last minute, thanks in no small part to Jackson's prodigal son, Mick, played by Michael Viruet as a Jimi Hendrix-esque rogue prone to flashing his nipple rings and manscaped torso.
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You'd think that a guy whose ubiquitous name is stamped on everything from hotels to golf courses, skating rinks to skyscrapers would be a beloved prodigal son, returning home a front-runner presidential candidate to the open arms of a proud hometown.
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Nouwen, a well-known spiritual writer, analyzes Jesus' story about the prodigal son from several perspectives: the father who forgives his wayward son, the son who returns home after squandering his family fortune, and the dutiful other son who had remained home.
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If you want to read a beautiful tribute, check out the brief reminiscence "Prodigal Son" by the novelist Benjamin Taylor, one of Mr. Anton's childhood friends, in the 2727 anthology "Loss Within Loss: Artists in the Age of AIDS," edited by Edmund White.
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This is the story of a mother's struggle against a house's entropy, and that of a prodigal daughter who left home only to reckon with the pull that home exerts, even after the Yellow House was wiped off the map after Hurricane Katrina.
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Not only that, but the city had been subjected to some of the most famous humiliations in sports, including Ohio's own prodigal son, LeBron James, using a national television show to tell the world he was leaving the Cavaliers for the Miami Heat in 2010.
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But it was white noise compared to the greeting, fit for a prodigal son, that Dodgers fans accorded Puig, who spent time this season in Class AAA because of his poor hitting and also showed up on waivers, presumably because of his poor judgment.
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Elliott and Debra Winger play the parents of two sons, played by That '70s Show alums Ashton Kutcher and Danny Masterson; the ranch Elliott runs is in danger of going out of business, and Kutcher is the prodigal son who comes back to make good.
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"The Prodigal Daughter Returns" (season 194013, episode 194003) Okay, yes, Rory's incredibly annoying job hunt in this episode was clearly written by someone who hasn't had to look for an entry-level job in many years, and it hasn't aged well since the 212 crash.
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Along with roles on the television series "Homeland" and in the films "Men, Women & Children" and "Interstellar," he starred in the Off Broadway production of John Patrick Shanley's play "Prodigal Son," for which he won the Lucille Lortel Award for lead actor in a play.
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As a billionaire, Schultz doesn't understand why many Americans don't see him as the everyman or the prodigal son, who worked himself up from the housing projects in Brooklyn, New York, to found one of the nation's most formidable and recognizable companies, Starbucks Coffee.
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Featuring an all-star cast, the credits include production duo DJ Dodger Stadium on several tracks including "Ultralight Beam,""Freestyle 4," and "Fade" as well as the return of G.O.O.D. music prodigal son, Kid Cudi on "Waves" amongst others like Frank Ocean, Chris Brown and Ty$.
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It was during these prodigal years, after a more conventional second novel was greeted with shrugs, that Ellis wrote the New York noir "American Psycho," about a soullessly materialistic 26-year-old financier who suffers a breakdown while pathologically committing gruesome acts of rape and murder.
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And so it went, for some thirty years, that parents would send their prodigal sons or daughters—whenever their lives had become untethered in New Jersey or Philadelphia or Ohio—to Florida, first to dry out in treatment, and then to live in a sober home.
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Why we're hyped: There is really no such thing as an inventive crime procedural, but Prodigal Son is at least having loads of fun — and it does bill itself as "darkly comedic," a tone that generally works throughout the pilot (the only episode we've seen so far).
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After leaving the newspaper, he taught journalism at the University of Arkansas and wrote several books, including "Looking for Hogeye," essays about the South, published in 1986, and "Faubus: The Life and Times of an American Prodigal," about Orval Faubus, the former Arkansas governor, in 1997.
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Although Balanchine made the second work, "Prodigal Son" (1929), in Europe during his years with Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, it was only with City Ballet at City Center that he established the ballet's tradition with successive casts, and — especially with Edward Villella in the title role — created a legend.
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But before Munch's Make-Believe Band leaves for good, we humbly offer you the fascinating 45-year saga that has brought our bedraggled robot friends to the brink of extinction—a tangled web of ambition, rivalry, and a prodigal inventor who couldn't catch a break to save his life.
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It centers on a woman named Ruth (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), who is harboring secrets from a troubled past when she returns to her childhood home; her mother Bo (Lorraine Toussaint) and daughter Lilia (Saniyya Sidney) still live there, and they're not sure how to receive the prodigal Ruth.
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There are also plenty of fictional killers to augment the real ones, such as Fox's upcoming series "Prodigal Son," about an FBI agent whose father is a notorious serial killer -- the basic premise being what would it be like if Hannibal Lecter turned out to be your dad.
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He's validating that dark assessment, with a huge assist from Paul Ryan and a cast of House Republicans who had consistently portrayed themselves as sober-minded, mature alternatives to those indulgent, prodigal Dems, if only they had a president from their party who would let them work their magic.
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To think the world is endless, prodigal, to part the hedgerow leaves and see the eggs like planets in a crowded galaxy, to hear my mother's voice advising me the mother bird herself will never mind if I take only one and leave the rest, means nothing more than showing interest.
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Favre, forever etched in our memories running down the field of Superdome clutching his helmet overhead in victory, made a fool of himself during a season in New York and then played for Green Bay's rival Vikings before prodigal son-ing it back last year to have his number retired.
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On College Basketball CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — The annual basketball tip-off event at the University of North Carolina has been called Late Night With Roy for the past 15 years, ever since Roy Williams, a prodigal son of Asheville, returned from the University of Kansas to take over the Tar Heels.
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But Neil Patrick Harris will never escape the long shadow of Doogie Houser, the prodigal teenage doctor he played for four seasons on "Doogie Howser, M.D." So for his next hosting gig, Mr. Harris is leaning into his roots, as he presides over extremely smart kids in this game show.
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"Vida," created by Tanya Saracho, keeps its focus tight, on a few relationships: between the guarded Emma and the reckless Lyn; between both of these prodigal daughters and Eddy, plain-spoken and fiercely loyal to the bar and Vida's legacy; and between each of them and the idea of home.
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Today, Carlsen and Karjakin are locked into a tie in the Chess World Championship: two of the game's most prodigal talents going head to head for a cool $1.1 million over a total of two and a half weeks and 12 grueling games, the first seven of which have ended in draws.
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The suspicious scene in question is the one between a very broken Alice Cooper (Mädchen Amick), who has recently learned her husband (Lochlyn Munro) is mass murderer, and the man posing as her son (Hart Denton) wasn't really her son (but, he did murder her real son), and prodigal daughter Polly Cooper (Tiera Skovbye).
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Vida illuminates the places in queer Latinx life that go unseen, somewhere between prodigal return and forced displacement, the lure of assimilation and the radical spaces of community and love, between grief and pleasure, the material world and the spirit world, and the authentic life, as in queer life, or vida, between life and death.
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But, what makes La Casa special is how it manages to turn the soapy mechanisms of yore modern, in much the same way Jane Villenueva (Gina Rodriguez) & Co. have managed to do on the CW. Prodigal daughter Elena (Aislinn Derbez) panics about bringing her Black, American, English-speaking boyfriend (Sawandi Wilson) home to her family.
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Our prodigal store, in all its black-and-white-striped-awning glory, is offering some of the greatest beauty discounts of the year for Cyber Monday — and whether you're a beauty aficionado or a novice product hunter, the steep discounts span the distance between beginner and pro, so there is truly the perfect sale item for everyone.
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For an investigation of the English language, there's Mark Abley's Watch Your Tongue: What Our Everyday Sayings and Idioms Figuratively Mean, a journey through the meanings and histories of common sayings; Lynne Murphy's The Prodigal Tongue: The Love-Hate Relationship Between American and British English, an investigation of the stereotypes, biases, and histories that shape the way English speakers feel about their English.
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But I think that what Boston has done in the wake of losing Gordon [Hayward] in the first couple minutes and thinking about, maybe from the outside in, how much of a devastating blow that would be to the hopes of an entire season: You go through the summer, the prodigal son returns to his coach in Boston, and you're able to get Kyrie Irving.
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The Fast & Furious films usually emphasize the importance of found family, but this film departs from that to frame both Hobbs and Shaw as needing literal family reconciliations — Shaw with his little sister (and their mom, played by Helen Mirren in a saucy but meaningless cameo), and Hobbs with his brother (the ever-reliable Cliff Curtis), who's angered by Hobbs' status as the family prodigal son.
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A Ry Cooder: The Prodigal Son (Fantasy) The coup on this gospel-based protest album is master archivist Cooder's overhaul of Blind Alfred Reed's all too jauntily self-righteous "You Must Unload," which skips the captious cigarette-smoking and card-party verses and writes in some jewel-encrusted high heels as it stretches what becomes a heartstruck the-rich-shall-not enter entreaty to five minutes.
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The patient crisis of the week is a funeral-procession car accident, which would be layered enough for most shows, but not Grey's — the car that set off the chain-reaction collision was the deceased man's very pregnant estranged daughter, who then sees her family for the first time in 10 years as the one who put them all in the ER. As the poor wife is sadly informing her dead husband that the prodigal daughter has returned, the wife has a heart attack.
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