"Retelling my story now, retelling success stories, is a great reminder that the American dream can be achieved."
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With "The Porpoise," he is attempting his most daring project yet: a retelling of "Pericles" — and thus a retelling of the retelling of the story of Apollonius — set in both the present and the past; in reality (so to speak) and in myth.
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It certainly won't be the last retelling of Mueller's report.
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Never mind that the boys' stories changed during each retelling.
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Other scientists have released papers retelling H. sapiens' stories too.
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That you weren't going to be retelling the McAfee narrative?
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Twenty years later, he still tears up retelling this story.
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Couples have cried on the phone in retelling their story.
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Retelling becomes reliving, a fleeting wisp of Shakespeare's elusive breath.
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I'm a big fan of retelling the moments of discovery.
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And four Oscars for Alan J. Pakula's retelling of Watergate.
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That was the story that people were retelling around 1990.
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But how does a filmmaker find the purpose in retelling it?
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Cumulatively, "Overdetermined System" is a psychedelic retelling of Mexico's founding myth.
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When They See Us isn't just a retelling of the events.
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Gap of Time is a classic kind of story: a retelling.
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But they're so outdated and desperately in need of a retelling.
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Now, it's the Tenement Museum, retelling the stories of immigrant lives.
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The eerie retelling runs at the theater starting in late September.
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And his retelling can feel desultory at times rather than modest.
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"This is not a retelling of Natalie's sad story," stressed Howard.
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"This is what we're up against," Stu grouses, retelling the tale.
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In Coutinho's retelling, they clicked immediately, as players and as people.
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But in Corbin's retelling, it is not the result that mattered.
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A retelling of the episode was shared widely on social media.
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Leave it to Lily to include octopus arms in her retelling.
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The retelling of his first foray into drug dealing is indelible.
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Granted, in Milton's retelling, Lucifer is not played by Ted Danson.
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Despite the inevitable creative liberties, it's a generally faithful retelling of events.
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"It's a complete retelling of the first three seasons," Shankar told Polygon.
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But Mueller, notably, did not do his own retelling of the report.
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Anthony Hopkins stars in this alternate-world retelling of Shakespeare's King Lear.
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NEW ORLEANS—The process of retelling history must be handled with care.
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Retelling the 1986 Chernobyl disaster is an exercise in unburying the truth.
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Several women wiped away tears during Mr. Mandolfo's retelling of the shooting.
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At the station, her uncle, seated across from her, denied her retelling.
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Much of his skill can seem small-bore, old-fashioned in retelling.
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Her life receives an eight-part retelling here, based on her diaries.
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That isn't to say that there's no value to retelling recent events.
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What if we think about AI through the retelling of the Monkey King?
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In retelling the Pygmalion story, Ovid was drawing on earlier narratives, now lost.
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And, according to Rabbi Rapport, the retelling of this story is highly interactive.
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One emotional story loaded with moral value leads to another, in his retelling.
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And it's such an influential retelling, it's affected how the archetype has applied.
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I would not want to write a straightforward retelling of the 2016 election.
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His retelling is almost tentative, restricting itself to the core of the corpus.
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Hunter's retelling of Cathy's sudden fatal illness only makes the tragedy more suspicious.
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Neeson's retelling of both of the men's accusations diminishes the issue at hand.
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Neeson's retelling of Garrison Keillor's story was only acknowledging the perspective of Keillor.
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Apparently it was really gross; even Shannon disliked the retelling of the experience.
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With Ryan Murphy's star-studded retelling of the Simpson case, The People v.
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Plenty of stars have signed on for the sure-to-be-emotional retelling.
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Once Besson saw James Cameron's behemoth retelling of Fern Gully, however, things changed.
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The 1986 Chernobyl disaster gets a dramatic retelling in this new mini-series.
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His lawyer, Patrick Watts, objected to the prosecution's extensive retelling of the incident.
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They were both only children, "short, pudgy, shy and bookish," in Schmuhl's retelling.
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Trump then denied using the word "fire," according to McGahn's retelling to Mueller.
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In the retelling, Clinton's laugh became a nod to the absurdity of the moment.
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It's almost like a modern-day â€" although thankfully much less severe â€" retelling.
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Retelling old fables or repeating the familiar inconvenient truths isn't pricking enough millionaires' consciences.
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I'm retelling this story in biased way, because I'm on the side of Rollins.
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We can't wait to hear the retelling at your school reunion in 30 years.
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"It's a retelling, stylistically, characterologically, structurally, filmically," Curtis told BuzzFeed News on the set.
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Always known to be patriotic and thrifty, the Italians, in this retelling, were different.
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But next time your vegan friend embarks on a graphic retelling of Food, Inc.
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Like the best fanfic writers, he's not just selectively retelling history — he's transforming it.
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"They simultaneously, unknowingly sent each other the same place," Ray says, retelling the story.
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She deserves the respect of being involved in the retelling of her literal life.
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Today, the account crescendos with a retelling of D-Day on its 72nd anniversary.
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It wanders, it's repetitive, but with each retelling of a story, new details emerge.
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Curtis Sittenfeld's "Eligible," a retelling of "Pride and Prejudice," lands in our fiction rankings.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) quickly pushed back on that retelling of Johnson's testimony.
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The details in the indictment are comical in the retelling of such naked corruption.
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There's more texture this time around, with the pace sped up for this retelling.
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It was such a surface retelling of an issue with deep and structural layers.
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In the theater, telling and retelling the same tales is part of the culture.
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Performances of Cathy Marston's recent retelling of Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" continue through Monday.
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She even turned out a 559-page retelling of the story from Christian's perspective.
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Trump's actions, clumsy as they may be, are reimagined as statecraft in McCarthy's retelling.
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For children and people with developmental disabilities, retelling their stories can be especially confusing.
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Honestly, these lyrics could totally be used for a modern retelling of The Little Mermaid.
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But if this is Roanoke, it's a modern retelling, and the plot isn't exactly clear.
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By retelling the foundational myth of Twin Peaks, Lynch's film subverts it and corrects it.
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Hart will be retelling history to a little girl, and it honestly sounds pretty good.
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After hearing this retelling, the Title IX officer referred Glasscock to the Academic Personnel Office.
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Ah, you're reading it as a retelling … I wondered about the Hansel and Gretel question.
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Murphy's big moment began with an emotional retelling of a "soul-crushing" morning on Dec.
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Gun No 113 traces the history of the gun, retelling each incident over the years.
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But be warned: Ms Cline's retelling is far from a straightforward fictionalisation of the murders.
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Readers of the original story could have easily inferred this, but Hyman's retelling confirms it.
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Sketchbook A graphic retelling of the Irish fin-de-siècle aesthete's whirlwind 1881 overseas tour.
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And then there is "Hadestown," the contemporary retelling of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.
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It's the kind of setting straight we saw in Atwood's 2005 mythological retelling The Penelopiad.
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Yet Betts's method of retelling the stories of others is not merely an aesthetic choice.
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Adler's queered retelling of "Ligeia" explores the horror of transforming yourself for a lover's pleasure.
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All that said, "Hue 1968" is a meticulous and vivid retelling of an important battle.
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There is a kind of dream logic to a Familienaufstellung that's lost in the retelling.
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It's not a straight retelling of the Oedipus story, of course; the pieces are scrambled.
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Ultimately, I realize that even my own presentation offers yet another retelling of some Soutine stories.
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From March 15 to 17, Teatro El Público stages its retelling of the classical Greek tragedy.
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The humorous retelling also includes Eleven's impressive van flip and her journey to the Upside-Down.
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There are some jokes that get old quickly, while others get progressively funnier with each retelling.
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The play is a retelling of Doctor Manhattan's origin and it's mostly true to the comic.
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However, it's important to be clear about the fact that Rogue One is not that retelling.
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In his own retelling, the real estate developer's story had always begun with a Google engineer.
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The Air Current has a great (if slightly insider-y) retelling of the Max jets' origins.
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Manuel Bartual used Twitter to weave his own fabricated retelling of a vacation gone terribly wrong.
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On radio, TV and streaming services, producers are telling and retelling dozens of true-crime stories.
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And — at the very least — with retelling there is half a hole there to begin with.
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Whitehead's The Underground Railroad, a ferocious and imaginative retelling of antebellum America, was the runaway favorite.
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McEuen loves retelling his grandfather's story to teach his two children about where they came from.
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In this 1957 musical retelling, Julie Andrews starred as Cinderella and Jon Cypher played Prince Christopher.
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Trump responded: "Well, they're gonna pay for it one way or another," according to Pelosi's retelling.
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The team toes the line between retelling the story and also entertaining, with a technological upgrade.
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"I never said to fire Mueller," Trump began the meeting, according to McGahn's retelling to Mueller.
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Watch the video below to see Clarke's fantastic retelling of the night (starting at two minutes).
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As it happens, it is an irrational, aspirational, surreal retelling of the story of St. Anthony.
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Kinzer's retelling of the MK-ULTRA story is unsparing in its gruesome details, but not overwrought.
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In his retelling, Mr. Sullivan asked Mr. Pompeo why the president wanted to remove Ms. Yovanovitch.
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But Mr. Miyagi prefaces his retelling (the translation is by Shigetake Yaginuma) with an entertaining introduction.
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It was very important to us to have more rounded characters in a 21st-century retelling.
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It is, though one fact gets lost in the retelling: the presence of a second rescuer.
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The series is a partial retelling of the 1990 Nintendo Entertainment System game, Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse.
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Over the next few days, we went over the pages, him retelling the stories, me rewriting them.
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In Biden's retelling, the war authorization was only a means to strengthen Bush's position in diplomatic talks.
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The first season, which ran in 2017, is a great streamlined retelling of the game's introductory chapters.
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While Stevens's historical retelling was correct, the reality is his proposal isn't going to get very far.
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"This was an attempt to kill me," he said later in an impassioned retelling of the events.
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Rickman lent his famous voice to the Blue Caterpillar in Tim Burton's retelling of Alice in Wonderland.
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It was Kim's retelling of the events to her sisters, and in a confessional, that's most compelling.
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The first trailer for the Roots remake has arrived, promising a gritty retelling of the 1977 original.
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Can you compare/contrast what it was like retelling the stories of these three 80s sports icons?
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Humphreys, for his part, hoped that retelling his experience can serve as a cautionary tale for others.
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"It's a faithful retelling of the classic story, right down to the spaghetti-sharing scene," Strauss said.
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What is often lost in the retelling is that the next day, Tuesday, was far more dangerous.
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Scott's retelling, however, goes deeper than scrambling the chronology and emphasizing the dark side of early institutions.
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THE WHITE CAT AND THE MONK: A Retelling of the Poem "Pangur Ban," by Jo Ellen Bogart.
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In Mauro Bigonzetti's derivative retelling of the immigrant experience, "Oltremare," dancers straggled across the stage with suitcases.
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It comes across like an even more Spanish retelling of "Carmen," with Puccinian sweep to the melodies.
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That said, it is a potentially dangerous thing to leave this sort of retelling to commercial galleries.
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"#Genesis" folds these narratives of personal struggle and growth into its quirky retelling of the biblical creation.
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Think of Netflix's Ragnarok as a modern day retelling of the mythological story of Magne and Ragnarok.
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Whether or not I asked, nearly everyone I interviewed insisted on retelling the stories of their escapes.
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The Case Against Adnan Syed isn't a retelling of the case that launched the hit podcast, Serial.
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The book culminates in a behind-the-scenes retelling of Brett Kavanaugh's Congressional hearing in September 2018.
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I'd always demurred, retelling, with flourishes, my story of being booted out of the high school chorus.
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I did O which was, I think, a really faithful retelling of Othello in a high school.
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Quvenzhané Wallis took on the iconic role of Annie in a 2014 retelling of the classic story.
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C'mon, you can totally see her retelling the story of her White House exit exactly this way.
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It was one of the most emphatic championship runs in recent history — but only in the retelling.
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Her most recent book is "Prejudice & Pride," a modern retelling of the classic with a gender-bending twist.
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McCain, in Klobuchar's retelling, understood that while Trump was a Republican, the two men shared nothing in common.
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She's also known for hilariously retelling entire works (SparkNotes style, so, abridged versions) using the account's Highlight feature.
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It's a retelling of Peter Pan, opening with a young man chasing his shadow through an apartment complex.
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Diana, the 2013 biopic starring Naomi Watts, has been the most high-profile retelling of Lady Di's life.
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The album was a semi-autobiographical work, retelling (and occasionally mythologizing) the early years of their days together.
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Her lengthy retelling dispelled a few rumors swirling around the arrest, while also spilling a few unheard secrets.
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Instead, hundreds of artists have collaborated on their own scene-by-scene retelling of the first Shrek movie.
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The production of "Qyrq Qyz", Ms Ismailova's retelling of the legend, has proved as epic as its plot.
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Mueller noted that he found Comey's retelling of events to the public to be truthful -- and not Trump's.
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Watching Coal's promo video, I shuddered at the similarities to Kickstarter videos that start by broadly retelling history.
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In addition to the retelling of Prince Philip's rumored affair, season 2 will also welcome actor Matthew Goode.
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While Taylor isn't exactly topping anyone's "Best Presidents Ever" list, he's more interesting than this desert-dry retelling.
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" Trump called Wilson's retelling of that call, which she says she heard on a speaker phone, "totally fabricated.
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"It's a permanent retelling of our storyline from the beginning," Nicotero tells Mashable about the year-round maze.
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" Kelly said he felt Wilson's retelling contributed to "the politicization of something that was so from the heart.
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Olaf does a cute retelling of the events of &aposFrozen 2&apos in a mini post-credits scene
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The Hogarth Shakespeare series' most recent offing is Hag-Seed, a retelling of The Tempest by Margaret Atwood.
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This mini-comic is another weird retelling of the Bible with imagery not typically associated with the Bible.
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It will complement Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, a dramatic retelling of Bundy's story starring Zac Efron.
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So an annual rewatch of the story's most epic retelling feels like the right activity on this weekend.
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Some text is from "Macbeth"; some is a retelling of the story, and some appears to be unrelated.
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"I want to be nice to the father because I'm dating his daughter," he said, retelling the story.
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This is a retelling of how Mueller's work played out and what the special counsel found. Papa-Who?
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Angelina Jolie starred in 2014's "Maleficent," a retelling of Disney's beloved 1959 animated movie called "Sleeping Beauty."
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This structure causes the book to feel like a recurring nightmare that differs only slightly upon each retelling.
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"When They See Us", Ava DuVernay's retelling of the Central Park Five story, is the toughest to watch.
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This one is a dramatic retelling of President Barack Obama's years as a young student at Columbia University.
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And in Hesse's retelling, it's hard not to view the Virginia Eastern Shore as a paradise in distress.
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While Stevens's historical retelling may be correct, the reality is this proposal isn't going to get very far.
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However, military newspaper Stars and Stripes conducted an investigation which indicated that Williams's retelling of the events was untrue.
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Red Shoes & the 7 Dwarfs, the newest retelling of the animated classic, is being criticized for its marketing campaign.
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Through the crack in my door I could hear them, Dad telling and retelling the events at the hospital.
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During a particularly emotional retelling of a story about her mother, Tretheway stops and apologizes for the emotional shift.
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The upcoming mobile game, called Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition, is billed as a "retelling" of the FFXV story.
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Richard Davenport-Hines dissects and destroys that conventional wisdom in his masterly retelling of Britain's most notorious intelligence disaster.
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Given that Roger and Ruth eventually divorced, one can easily defend the accuracy of DuBois's retelling of their relationship.
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And here they are retelling the tales and wisdom of their father and mother, 15 years after 9/11.
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In this way, writes Serhii Plokhy in "Chernobyl", a masterful retelling of the episode, disaster is turned into myth.
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And third, it hints at the difficulties of retelling a life that is already cherished by so many fans.
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I don't want to hear a hostile retelling of how we didn't hear your meager apology the first time.
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Don't confuse the documentary with FX's glossy and provocative fictional retelling of the O.J. Simpson trial, American Crime Story.
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The film is a fairy tale, a retelling of Snow White that features a pair of magical red shoes.
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By Williams's own retelling, her family's emigration from Cuba didn't exactly preview the career path she would follow today.
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There is a tendency to sanitize bygone political eras in the retelling, to draw straight lines where squiggles belong.
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She and Williams sought an engrossing balance of archival material, Davidmann's pictures and the retelling of her family's story.
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In the gallery, the three works converse across centuries and mediums, retelling a legend whose message continues to evolve.
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The paintings combine the "imagined landscape of childhood" with tangible memories, mingling to a furious retelling of the past.
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Or did my family will this spirit into an imaginary existence through the telling and retelling of ghost stories?
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"'I bought this old pinball machine for $25 and we can have a partnership,'" Buffett says in Schroeder's retelling.
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"Spider-Man: Homecoming" is a straightforward retelling of the Icarus story, perhaps the most famous of all Greek myths.
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Fruit of Paradise is Chytilová's retelling of the story of Adam and Eve's downfall and casting out from Eden.
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There was a retelling of a very Cormac McCarthy fall of the elves, and the editor was like, 'No.
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This story, which is known by anyone who has more than a passing familiarity with Marshall's work, bears retelling.
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"Well, they're going to pay for it one way or the other," Mr. Trump insisted, in Ms. Pelosi's retelling.
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Was that a challenge for you and how did you go about poetically retelling actual events in his life?
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The process of retelling the nation's history — deciding what gets left out and who is heard from — never ends.
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This required revisiting much of the previous day's case, including replaying the same clips and retelling the same anecdotes.
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So what did Knight feel he could bring to "A Christmas Carol" that made it worth yet another retelling?
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For example, guests will take in a retelling of the Hanukkah legend in a 360-degree immersive virtual environment.
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Often, in filings like these, prosecutors will pull together a complete retelling of the defendant's crimes, convictions and cooperation.
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Where Bair makes a major contribution is not so much in retelling the Capone legends but in reappraising them.
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Two Indigenous protagonists discuss their hopes and anxieties about the future, their concerns framed by retelling of Native myths.
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I've written about it so many times and it's a story that I'll just keep retelling because it's trauma.
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And that's usually good; the space afforded by time can make for a clearer, more interesting retelling of events.
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They're talking about what happened retelling the crime, and then all of a sudden, it breaks into reenactment with actors.
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As with all good improv shows, the whole thing is hypnotic in the moment and thoroughly asinine in the retelling.
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The retelling of the Central Park Five story has America once again discussing the implications of racial bias in policing.
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Update: Deadline confirms, via Sony, that Margot Robbie will star in Quentin Tarantino's controversial retelling of the Charles Manson murders.
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In a Broadway year that also gave us a revival of My Fair Lady, is retelling this story really necessary?
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In 2016, Jesus VR offered a 40-minute virtual reality retelling of the life and eventual crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
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We will not find out until she bakes an interpretive retelling of it into a cake somewhere around week seven.
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Lifetime's new biopic Britney Ever After is a fictionalized retelling of the pop star's often-tumultuous time in the spotlight.
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It starts out with the questionable super hero Captain Qwark retelling the story of how the titular duo first met.
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Kindness's new track "A Retelling," released in February, was written about the story of one particular Syrian refugee called Ayman.
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Netflix is wholly dedicated to manifesting our vision for this retelling, and we're incredibly grateful to be partnering with them.
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Trump added that Kelly "couldn't believe it" when he heard Wilson's retelling of the call, which she heard on speakerphone.
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I stumbled upon a dark comedy called "The Suicide," a modern, urban retelling of a banned 1928 Stalin-era drama.
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A fascinating retelling of "King Lear," the Australia-based Malthouse Theater sets the family tragedy within a dysfunctional Aboriginal clan.
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The alleged anecdotes were part of a comprehensive retelling of a confidential August 16, 2018, interview between Stewart and Epstein.
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The subsequent criminal complaint, filed by Mueller's office in December 2017, outlined how Flynn's retelling of the conversations was wrong.
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Rhimes' Crossroads spec script was a retelling of Oedipus's Antigone, reset in the '30s in an African-American town. 3.
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Ambrose perfectly distills the journals, and his skillful retelling of the journey becomes a perfect introduction to this important event.
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Vintage rides even play a role in Ted's retelling of the early days of his relationship with his wife Rae.
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A retelling of a classic western through the eyes of a female character: "Gunsmoke" as told by Miss Kitty, perhaps?
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I went in for Peter Dinklage and came out shocked to find such an artistically adept retelling of the classic.
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" Readers of all ages will benefit from Marcia William's beautiful and succinct picture book retelling of the "Iliad" and "Odyssey.
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And as amazing as that sounds, it's a retelling that misses some of the most incredible parts of this story.
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"Cuz: The Life and Times of Michael A.," by Danielle Allen, is a compassionate retelling of an abjectly tragic story.
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And why offer, on other programs, two renderings of "The Exiles," Limón's retelling of the story of Adam and Eve?
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In 1978, a Japanese studio released a retelling, titled Monkey Magic, that quickly became a cult favourite amongst Western audiences.
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But if the unhappy conclusion of David's foreshortened life can be foretold, the retelling of it is a continual pleasure.
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Critics found that even with the appeal of a classic character and bloody storyline, this retelling ends up being boring.
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He's much more animated in retelling what happens after an image is pasted up and people start congregating and talking.
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Loyalty, we learned from James Comey's retelling of Trump's alleged request for it, is so very important to the President.
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" Musk also noted that he never spoke to the investigator directly, instead relying on Birchall to convey "an accurate retelling.
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All of the female students at the college keep retelling stories of college women who got pregnant and killed themselves.
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In the 1981 broadcast, and in Arceneaux's modern retelling, the camera flips back and forth to reactions from the audience.
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Underground is a slick, deeply affecting retelling of what it meant to fight for freedom in the era of slavery.
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Hockey fans will delight in this whimsical retelling of the league's history, with an emphasis on the weird and wonderful.
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No wonder it's proven so attractive to the filmmakers and actors who keep retelling the story, retooling it for another generation.
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Instead of retelling her own story, Remini is encouraging those who are fearful, and thusly unwilling, to challenge the church's principles.
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Thompson previously collaborated with Disney on another live-action retelling — 2017's Beauty and the Beast, where she played Mrs. Potts.
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In his retelling, Mr. Sullivan asked Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, why the president had lost confidence in Ms. Yovanovitch.
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GranBlue Fantasy: The Animation is a retelling of the main story from the incredibly popular Japanese RPG mobile game GranBlue Fantasy.
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That he has continued with this lifelong line of inquiry speaks to his refusal to succumb to any overly simplistic retelling.
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And though it isn't a retelling, Yasmine Seale's translation of Aladdin breathes new life into this dark and elegant classic tale.
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In Mr Pompeo's retelling a naive president scorned longtime allies, pursued detente with Iran and plunged the Arab world into chaos.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 1940s and '50s.
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Each season was only a few episodes long, and each episode centered on retelling a different Arthur Conan Doyle detective story.
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Alexis Bledel takes on the role of Ofglen in the chilling retelling of the dystopian Margaret Atwood novel, The Handmaid's Tale.
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It's a simple and straightforward abridged modern retelling of myths first put down by a 13th century writer named Snorri Sturluson.
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And after regaling the crowd with a retelling of his Election Night victory, he revived a campaign trail insult of Sen.
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The CGI retelling of the 1994 Oscar-winning film follows Simba on his journey to become king of the Pride Lands.
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Curtis Sittenfeld's "Eligible," a retelling of "Pride and Prejudice" set in modern-day Cincinnati, is reviewed by Sarah Lyall this week.
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This appears like an absolutely bonkers retelling of Shakespeare, but with Atwood at the helm, it should be interesting to read.
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The 2009 film is equal parts funny and violent, and provides an amusing, if inaccurate, retelling of WWII and Hitler's death.
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Anne Tyler's "Vinegar Girl" is a retelling of "The Taming of the Shrew," set in Baltimore, not far from Johns Hopkins.
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Al Sharpton on his 2004 Democratic presidential bid, which, in Stone's own retelling, was viewed as an effort to divide Democrats.
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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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It's a zeitgeisty retelling of the Salem witch trials that's drawing comparisons to another bloody high school flick, Heathers from 1988.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 217s and 217s.
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But the Saudis, in Musk's retelling, have figured out how to patiently, skillfully work one of Silicon Valley's most headstrong CEOs.
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That Game of Thrones' Kit Harington leads an all-star cast in the retelling is a bonus we can get behind.
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" He was drawn to this particular retelling, he said, because "it's very modern and is still keeping with its romantic sensibilities.
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Critics say Mr. Xi is selective in retelling history, and that he is seeking to counter the spread of foreign influences.
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In "Hitler's First Hundred Days," Fritzsche's dramatic retelling, even in the final meeting between the key players at 225:214 a.m.
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A fighter's art used to exist for just one night, and from then only in the exaggerated retelling of those present.
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Amir Nizar Zuabi's "Grey Rock," an imaginative retelling of the 1969 moon landing performed by Palestinian actors, will debut in January.
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In the filmmakers' retelling, the two teams worked closely on the production, sharing notes and viewing each cut of the film.
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As MJ Lee, who covers Warren for CNN, noted, that retelling of her childhood is a staple of Warren's stump speech.
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In "Only Human: A Comedy" (2000), a retelling of the biblical story of Abraham and Sarah, God provides the narrative voice.
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Gone Girl reveals itself as a retelling of an ancient tale, made fresh by reframing it from a new perspective — Amy's.
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And the white male doctor of Ibsen's play was a black female doctor in the retelling in this predominantly black city.
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A retelling of "The Arabian Nights" set in Tokyo, featuring a kinky nurse and the mysterious man she looks after: Easy!
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The roster of ancient heroes is filled with male names, but not in this inspired retelling of the history of Hanukkah.
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In each retelling, the family lives in a different (but almost identical) New Jersey suburb — Montclair, West Orange, Millburn or Maplewood.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 1940s and '50s.
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The runaway hit Hamilton, a hip-hop musical retelling of the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton, won big, as expected.
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As when they finish each other's sentences when discussing their love, Heidi and Spencer complete their sentences when retelling iconic fights.
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The difference between that 2017 Bachelorette moment and Jordan's is simple: Jordan is legitimately awkward in his retelling, which is totally understandable.
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Instead, Zoe's retelling of her own story is a powerful moment and completely her own, no breadcrumbs or theories or flashbacks necessary.
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With all that said, I've got high hopes for this 80s gritty retelling of how the Joker turned into a criminal mastermind.
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"I relied on my brother a lot for retelling my stories and holding on to my memories," Pete says, breaking into tears.
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With thirty years of special effects and technology since the last reboot, the next retelling is sure to be even more entertaining.
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In a retelling by Massimo Banzi, another of the original five founders, Martino kept this news to himself for almost two years.
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We wanted the movie to have that casual haphazard feeling of a friend retelling a really really funny story to another friend.
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But Disney's retelling asks Beauty to forgive abusive behavior, both ignoring the sovereignty of her consent and erasing the Beast's own obligations.
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Also Stephen Fry's new book, "Mythos," a larky retelling of all the Greek myths, many of which I never did get straight.
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The first trailer for Netflix's Dear White People, an expanded retelling of the celebrated 2014 film of the same name, has arrived.
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A. G. Lombardo's Graffiti Palace is a retelling of The Odyssey through the lens of the underground world of 200 Los Angeles.
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Trump's retelling of the myth has changed each time Study what General Pershing of the United States did to terrorists when caught.
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It's called "Songs of Consolation," and it was a medieval musical retelling of Roman philosopher Boethius's magnum opus, The Consolation of Philosophy.
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Nyong'o's rap persona blew everyone away with her freestyling skills, and gave us a detailed retelling of her life in the process.
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The script was for a retelling of Antigone set in an African American town in the 1930s, and it thoroughly impressed Carli.
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But by retelling these stories, by understanding them in different ways, it's possible to rethink what might be possible in the present.
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Hillary was on the right side of history with her vote, even if she crossed the line in her retelling of it.
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The video splices together more than 200 people's unique animations to create an impressive, full-length retelling of the hit 2001 film.
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For those who did their best to avoid the seemingly interminable scandal, it is an informative and capable retelling of the incident.
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Why discuss in public a horrific series of events unless the retelling, the painful, incriminating exhumation liberates my son, sets him free.
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Synopsis: "Romeo + Juliet" is a heavily stylized modern retelling of Shakespeare's classic play, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes at its helm.
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"Pitching's so weird, because everyone's arm action is different," Britton said, retelling the story by his locker at Camden Yards last summer.
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It's just a straightforward retelling of the original, with a few cosmetic changes tacked on to make it look like something else.
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Retelling this story in the same room where he had had so many conversations with Phife, he became too emotional to speak.
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It is as important therefore to ask which stories are worth retelling as it is to judge how well they are told.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Gold-mining sites in northern Niger tend to have an origin story, exaggerated with each retelling.
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According to his retelling, he had chosen me to pursue after evaluating the full roster of single women in our entering class.
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Her retelling of how she watched as an enormous iceberg fractured, just a few feet from the military base here, was riveting.
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Preserving, retelling, and unearthing difficult histories like this one is, in fact, one of the most politically engaged acts we have today.
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If, for example, you remain confused about what happened in the last election, Andersen's retelling of history will clarify things for you.
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In her retelling I learned about the crowning moment of that morning: He slammed the empty coffee pot down at her feet.
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This is, of course, about the gazillionth retelling of this story, which has been modernized and gender-switched in every imaginable way.
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And so, like a virtual retelling of The Breakfast Club, the kids can take over the school—and do whatever they want.
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It can only be changed by flawed recording or retelling, both afflictions to which we both strive mightily to make ourselves immune.
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"Circe," a retelling of the story of the world's "first" divine witch, became one of Amazon's top-rated books of the year.
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It's an annual rite, when the tale of the uprooted, transplanted Irish gets a fresh retelling, plus a parade up Fifth Avenue.
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In Trump's retelling, he roared to the rescue, saving a seat for Republicans and shoving it in the media's face to boot.
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I had thought it was retelling of a classical myth, a subject that Kyle Staver has explored with verve and humor before.
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"Praying" starts as a simple retelling of a story, horrified at the facts and hollowed out by the effort of remembering them.
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Since then, they've been remarkably successful in retelling the story of what happened, using digital tools to alter and amplify their narrative.
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She also explained why he's started retelling the story of his sister's battle with drug addiction, as he did in the last debate.
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Stars Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt and Ethan Hawke will join director Antoine Fuqua to discuss retelling a classic story for a contemporary audience.
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"Either she's dead or Jules dies and she goes back to rehab and is retelling the story to somebody," a Reddit user suggested.
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This novel will be a narrative retelling of the adventures of the pantheon of the northern gods, including Odin, Thor, Loki, and others.
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There was a moment during Neil Gaiman's latest book, a novelistic retelling of Norse myths, where I couldn't help but burst into laughter.
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Meanwhile, Thompson, 60, previously collaborated with Disney on another live-action retelling — 2017's Beauty and the Beast, where she played Mrs. Potts.
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Would Ms. Brazile, someone who'd also written a controversial retelling of the 2016 election, have any advice for him on weathering Clintonian wrath?
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Little Red Riding Hood is a more traditional retelling — the guns only serve as a measure of protection against the big bad wolf.
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With a cast of enchanting side characters (including one who is genderqueer) this fairy-tale retelling feels like a breath of fresh air.
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During a recent fundraiser in Los Angeles, she laughed when retelling the story of how a reporter recently overheard her telling fellow Sen.
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Tarantino is currently in Los Angeles shooting his much-publicized movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, a retelling on the Manson murders.
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A scrap dealer who uses two troubled teenage boys to help him make money (it's also a retelling of an Oscar Wilde story).
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"14 July" (2017), for example, directed by Haşim Aydemir, is a stirring but edifying retelling of a 1980 hunger strike by Kurdish prisoners.
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In the retelling of the story, Rolo says that Dawson still has an erection — but then admits that he made that tidbit up.
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Writer Curtis Sittenfeld has reportedly secured a deal with Random House to do a fictional retelling of the life of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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I want to speak about retelling as a way of rewriting old constructs, of taking texts and forming other texts from their bones.
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Now, the inspiring and heartbreaking story is reaching the hearts of moviegoers with The Miracle Season — a tear-jerking retelling playing in theaters.
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In Zuckerberg's retelling of events, he got a call on a Saturday morning that there were messages stoking violence spreading through Facebook Messenger.
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Mueller made it obvious from the start that he would not use his testimony for a dramatic retelling of what's in his report.
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It wants to make sure you know where the story picks up; Part 2 doesn't spend a lot of time retelling what's happened.
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Clearly, for many fans, a faithful retelling of the endlessly rewatchable film — with a couple additional dance breaks — is what they are after.
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I am now revisiting and retelling that story to illustrate that asking these "end game" questions is as controversial as it is necessary.
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Deadline reports that Tatum will star in the R-rated animated film, which will be a retelling of the early days of America.
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It's the better-made movie, offering a clearer retelling of what actually went wrong at the first-time music festival in the Bahamas.
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A feature film retelling of the Manson Family murders is no small undertaking, which makes it the perfect bait for director Quentin Tarantino.
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" In movie theaters, "Southside With You" is a fictional retelling of Barack and Michelle Obama's first date — our critic calls it "cinematic hagiography.
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Later, Friedland reportedly met with black human resources employees and used the N-word again in retelling the incident, according to the lawsuit.
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On Sunday, Sanjukta Wagh presents a contemporary retelling of the Mahabharata from the perspective of the queen Gandhari though text, dancing and singing.
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West is a very funny comedian, but what makes her Stonewall retelling so great is her obvious passion for the story she's telling.
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Mashable obtained the 64-page lawsuit, which makes for brilliant reading, if you enjoy family feuds and detailed retelling of other legal actions.
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Federico Garcia Lorca's tragedy of a childless woman in rural Spain receives a modern retelling via the Australian writer and director Simon Stone.
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As satirical gambits go, the notion of casting her in a gay retelling of the Anne Frank story must rank somewhere pretty low.
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As with all Haggadot, this one gives instructions for the order of the ritual retelling of the Exodus story, from slavery to freedom.
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The first time I heard of it, I thought it referred to "Star 80," Bob Fosse's retelling of the murder of Dorothy Stratten.
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Ultimately, however, Mr. Leiris's terse chronological retelling of the days and weeks that followed the attack speaks for itself better than theater can.
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In her elaborately surreal English, in her simple French and Spanish, she kept revisiting her places of fear, almost compulsively retelling her story.
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And as time goes on, and she finds herself telling and retelling her story, it becomes harder for her to contain her fury.
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Her retelling is insightful, and as a lawyer, she offers clear legal and philosophical analysis of key court cases that influenced gay rights.
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Salman Rushdie's "Quichotte" is a retelling of "Don Quixote," reworked so that its main character is a traveling salesman who drives across America.
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And let us add to the Hogarth series another hot British retelling, "Macbeth, Macbeth" (Bloomsbury), by the Shakespeareans Ewan Fernie and Simon Palfrey.
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On that count, "The Golden Apple," a musical retelling of "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" set in Washington State around 1900, certainly qualifies.
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O.J. Simpson, Feud is more than just a sumptuous retelling of a juicy moment in history: there's deeper meaning to be explored here.
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If there is a headline in the McCabe volume, it is that McCabe's retelling does little to assuage the president's concerns about Comey.
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But, in his own retelling, Alex Cifuentes instead thrust himself as the protagonist of the story of how El Chapo got a helicopter.
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Given the subject matter — a retelling of the Biblical story of the beheading of St. John the Baptist — it lacks Wilde's signature wit.
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I want an interrogating love-letter that is firm but reverent of the source material, not a pandering retelling with too many adjectives.
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I ended up writing this short story retelling of Puss in Boots, but it kind of mashed together a lot of my favorite things.
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Yet just as soon as it emerged, the pedophile/pediatrician element warped in a game of telephone, becoming ever more gruesome with each retelling.
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We're premiering one of them today—the rough and ready, acidic retelling of "99 Prince St." File this one next to your squelchiest tools.
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His brand of mythic realism lent an irresistible luster to "The Four Wise Men," a retelling of the biblical tale of the Three Magi.
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Any retelling of a tale from times long past must be an interpretation, a translation into language and concepts that the present audience understands.
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The film is a kind of retelling of "Lawrence of Arabia" from the perspective of the Arab nationalists wrestling independence from the Ottoman Turks.
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"The News-Sentinel report didn't include details on the boy or the hospital,"the Associated Press noted in their short retelling of the story.
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The horrifying attack is at the center of new Netflix movie 22 July — a dramatic retelling of the traumatic events that changed Norway forever.
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In his masterly retelling, Mr Wilson paints a more nuanced picture of the empire as a stable and unique entity that protected the weak.
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One of her best and most captivating novels is a contemporary retelling of Ovid's gender-bending myth of Iphis, entitled " Girl Meets Boy " (2007).
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It is only after Jenny's mother (Ellen Burstyn) shows her a picture of herself at thirteen that a sinkhole opens inside her manicured retelling.
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To start off her retelling of the evening, the Dancing with the Stars contestant showed a close-up view of her Atelier Zuhra dress.
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Like the first teaser, it contains references to both the villain's pop-culture past and to some classic movies that inspired this gritty retelling.
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This retelling of the Arthurian legend is another wonderful Disney animated classic, complete with delightfully strange magical encounters and an inspiring tale of knighthood.
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Daniels's allegation, however, suggests someone close to Trump attempted to silence her, though she didn't use Cohen's name in her retelling of the story.
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It operates under the assumption that graphic retelling of a historical moment is sufficient inspiration for thinking about the injustices that are happening today.
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In many cases, they haven't gotten any help—they haven't talked to therapists or anything—so retelling your story can act as a trigger.
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Jane Smiley's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1991 novel, "A Thousand Acres," like "Dunbar," is a contemporary retelling of "King Lear" — not one of Shakespeare's comedies.
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Known for its imaginative retelling of classic stories, Target Margin Theater staged a production of Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Becomes Electra" in April and May.
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Disney's "The Lion King," a retelling of the animated musical using photo-realistic visual effects, arrives in July and is generating runaway advance interest.
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In the retelling of the Loray Mill strike and the courageous role of Ella May Wiggins, Cash vividly blends the archival with the imaginative.
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If "The Clinton Affair" seeks an even retelling, "Slow Burn" snakes in and out of the narrative, teasing out themes and sorting out confusions.
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This isn't, of course, to suggest that An American Saga is some sort of sinister coverup or defensive retelling of Wu-Tang Clan's past.
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But the most powerful part of the case against Ms. Routier — and the most disturbing, in the retelling — was an all-out character attack.
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"The Spy" is a fictional retelling of the life of Mata Hari, presented as a jailhouse letter written shortly before her execution in 1917.
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The wolf in this musical retelling of the classic fairy tale is a kind of furry Rodney Dangerfield: He just can't get any respect.
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A retelling of the episode, adapted from "The Final Days," as we called our book on the president's last year, can illuminate the stakes.
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At times, Malick's film feels like an extremely austere retelling of The Sound of Music, using the war to spin a dark fairy tale.
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In "Boston Adventure," a retelling of Cinderella, a poor girl finds in a patron the figure of a fairy godmother and wicked witch combined.
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But although the story is more or less impenetrable in Mr. Khan's abstracted retelling, "Until the Lions" has enough theatrical power to remain mostly compelling.
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It's a retelling of My Fair Lady with fewer gender hang-ups; there's even an identical horse racing tableau that serves as the perfect homage.
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In this retelling, Miranda and Caliban are best friends, each other's sole companion on the island outside of cold, demanding Prospero and capricious, condescending Ariel.
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Thanks to that, it seems that this wedding will join the Disney films in retelling that tale as old as time over and over again.
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Together, the researchers recorded 231 children between the ages of four and 17 retelling a story in their own words while being shown visual prompts.
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One moment, you're going through your feelings over Blanca's emotional retelling of her coming out story, which involves getting "banished" from her family home forever.
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If the multiracial theater group that performed a musical retelling of the great narrative wore the wrong kind of Chinese peasant hats, and Utah Sen.
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The anthology spans centuries, from a Little Red Riding Hood retelling set in 1870s Mexico to a girl discovering her asexuality in 1970s disco clubs.
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Or Vanderpump a modern retelling of a Greek tragedy with Shakespearean archetypes in a contemporary setting, or utter garbage I can't tear myself away from?
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But sometimes they're just stories about men (usually) who killed women (usually), and there's a very fine line between retelling their stories and glamorizing them.
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It's a retelling of the fateful chapter in Ted Kennedy's life following the fatal car accident that killed campaign strategist Mary Jo Kopechne in 1969.
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It's also essentially a retelling of the original mythical arcade game known as Polybius, the mere existence of which can neither be confirmed nor denied.
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She portrayed real-life woman Faye Resnick in American Crime Story's O.J. Simpson trial retelling, and emergency operator Abby on Fox procedural 9-1-1.
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Poppe's "U-July 22", premiering at the Berlin film festival, is a retelling of the shootings by a far-right gunman on July 22, 2011.
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The updates in this modern-day Beowulf retelling are clever, but my favorite part of The Mere Wife is the twisty linguistic games it plays.
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Episode 93 - Chapter II This episode is basically a retelling of the events leading up to the controversial Dear Black People party from Lionel's perspective.
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Episode 3 - Chapter III In yet another retelling of the fateful night that some of Winchester's white students donned blackface, we get to know Troy.
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It's a point that award-winning Iraqi filmmaker Mohanad Hayal furiously makes, retelling the story of how he missed out on a visa to Australia.
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The third episode doesn't use clips or restage, but it features a retelling of the plot of an old episode and several nods and references.
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Their story is already set for a retelling by Hollywood, with two production companies looking to put together movies about the boys and their rescue.
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The post begins with the retelling of Betters' early morning, which started when he was awoken by banging noises created by his pet feline Lulu.
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She looked me dead in the eye with the kind of chilling stare usually reserved for military veterans retelling the horrors they saw in action.
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Hearing the stories — and retelling the moment when it all hit him – reminded him of his mission and why he wanted to make a difference.
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Cooper's whisper-by-whisper retelling of the shah's final days is often rich in detail, but he resorts too often to Aladdin-lamp-lit analysis.
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While it is populated by recognizable characters from "Three Sisters" and other Chekhov works, its narrative is not a linear retelling of any of them.
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Matt Phelan sets his graphic retelling of "Snow White" in 1920s New York, with both its Ziegfeld Follies glamour and its impoverished Dead End Kids.
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IAN MCEWAN (Monday) Few writers could get away with the seemingly absurd idea of retelling "Hamlet" from the perspective of a baby in the womb.
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Even more, it subtly raises up the entire African continent, which becomes through this retelling, a force of profound socioeconomic change at the global level.
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Despite its retelling of the making of the uniquely awful 2003 film The Room, James Franco's The Disaster Artist has become critically revered upon release.
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Filmed at an event in 2013, Bosnich regaled attendees with a comic retelling that probably represents the best evidence of his feelings on the matter.
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Only by looking at what's happened, by retelling the stories of the victims and the guilty, can a country begin to heal and move forward.
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All of the gender and racial ickiness of the 1933 film — defused or simply erased in the Broadway retelling — is here brought to the fore.
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But many of the workers who had built the railroad were all but invisible at the ceremony, and in its retelling for many years afterward.
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The book ends with an unexpected treat: a section delving into the history of the fairy tale as well as the philosophy underpinning this retelling.
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Mr. Lithgow centered his 2008 run around a retelling of P. G. Wodehouse's "Uncle Fred Flits By," complete with an impersonation of a battle-ax.
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Sitting on the sand, my father is in the middle of his retelling, when my mother interrupts him, points at two boys walking on water.
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Sitting at a separate table in the dining room overlooking the golf course, Trump twice yelled across the room at Greene according to his retelling.
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The veracity of the toots in question was unclear, but the retelling still made Rogers "[crack] herself up" as she spoke with writer Amy Kaufman.
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He also sticks to retelling classic tales, so there's a much lower risk of getting too invested, which might be a problem with original storytellers.
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His legal team's retelling of events was certainly generous, but if there had been a truly egregious falsehood on the stand, I hadn't heard it.
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Suddenly we were discussing parental leave policies and the cost of preschools over brunch with the same horrified enthusiasm once reserved for retelling bad dates.
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"I have faith in what Jared was conveying to me was an accurate retelling of this guy," Musk said in a deposition earlier this summer.
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The biggest Bollywood hit in 2018 was "Padmaavat," a retelling of the story of a mythical Hindu queen tailored for an era of Hindu nationalism.
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Takei thanked his husband and fans for standing by him after accusations of inappropriate behavior from Scott Brunton, whose story altered slightly with each retelling.
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But while other members of that championship team spend time retelling stories, rekindling friendships and relaxing, Vinatieri and Mathis will happily spend the weekend working.
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Netflix description: Auteur Sion Sono helms the fictionalized retelling of how one charismatic leader led his followers down a bizarre, gruesome, deadly and depraved path.
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Among the regulars was Aurélie Mery, one of the first to occupy the roundabout in what has become the near-mythic retelling of its foundation.
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Among the regulars was Aurélie Mery, one of the first to occupy the roundabout in what has become the near-mythic retelling of its foundation.
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The improvised ritual is a retelling that also grasps at a redeemed future, and its impulse echoes in the novels of Miano, Moore and Makumbi.
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If Days of Thunder is the story of how Kidman and Cruise came together, Far and Away reads like the couple's retelling of that story.
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Yet we keep retelling the story, twisting and reconfiguring it for each new era, because something within it speaks so deeply to some buried psychological need.
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Their dramatic story is already set for a retelling by Hollywood, with two production companies looking to put together movies about the boys and their rescue.
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"The Magnificent Seven" easily snagged the crown from "Sully," the retelling of the "Miracle on the Hudson" landing that topped the box office for two weeks.
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After hearing her story, friends at Miss Connie's assisted living community home decided to post a video of her retelling her memories of Washington to YouTube.
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For those of us who have loved Shadow of the Colossus for the past 12 years, that retelling has been a consistent part of our love.
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Alex: Give me that retelling of Eleanor of Aquitaine, that pesky annulment, her eventual imprisonment, Richard the Lionheart, outliving her children, and eventually becoming a nun.
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But it's hard not to critique his approach when the woman who comes off worst in his retelling is no longer here to contest his account.
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Fans of Daniel Johnston and his lo-fi, enigmatic music will devour this retelling of Johnston's humble beginnings, his rise to fame, and his personal demons.
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Though Schiff maintained that his remarks were intended as a "parody," Republicans condemned the marks as a "manufactured" and "false retelling" of Trump's communications with Ukraine.
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Retelling the alleged incident for NBC, Unruh said that her son was "completely star-struck" when he met Spacey at the Club Car restaurant and bar.
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But Nate Parker's retelling is so wrapped up in lectures and dogma that its rendering of Turner isn't interesting enough to sustain an entire feature film.
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Curtis Sittenfeld's Eligible is a modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice, but a tiny vignette about grocery shopping is what I weirdly remember best from it.
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One of my favorite fan fics for a while was Hermione, Queen of Witches, an entire retelling of the Harry Potter series through Hermione's diary entries.
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Arianna Huffington, author of Thrive and The Sleep Revolution, has created a modern retelling the of the bedtime favorite for the digital age called Goodnight Smartphone.
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Folly Cove: A Smuggler's True Tale of the Pot Rebellion, a new book out February 20th from Cinco Puntos Press, is Schweidel's retelling of the operation.
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In Gill's retelling of Jack and the Beanstalk, Jack is a victim of abuse who only uses the magic beanstalk to crawl away from his demons.
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Rubio also contrasted that with his own American dream-style story, mixing in a new dig at Trump into his usual retelling of his family history.
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The story is already set for a retelling by Hollywood, with two production companies looking to put together movies about the boys and their daring rescue.
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The gripping five-episode miniseries concluded on Monday after retelling the catastrophic nuclear disaster at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, on April 26, 1986.
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Mr. Ehrenreich is used to retelling the details, he said, though over the years, people have become more and more apologetic about asking for them again.
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In 219, Greenwald published "No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the N.S.A. and the U.S. Surveillance State," a dramatic retelling of how Greenwald broke the story.
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For most of those trips, he had a standard speech that mixed a retelling of leadership lessons outlined in his book and memories from the Sept.
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The samba school that was judged the best in the parade presented a retelling of Brazilian history from the perspective of black citizens and indigenous people.
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Falling in at #3 — and a very distant third, at that — is Paramount's live-action retelling of the manga and anime classic, Ghost in the Shell.
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But the episode also reminded me of one of the versions of The Walking Dead I like best: a completely out-there retelling of Watership Down.
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So many of his films have continued to be threaded with threatened innocence, from family films like Hook—his retelling of Peter Pan—to science fiction.
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Her clear and precise retelling of the harassment and retaliation she said she suffered — and the failures of management to fix it — are now widely known.
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When she was still in college, Louis-Dreyfus was cast on "Saturday Night Live," where she played a televangelist with a raunchy retelling of the Nativity.
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Yates's retelling opens with Skarsgård's Tarzan living as Lord Greystoke, a dignified man who sips tea with an outstretched pinky finger and keeps company with diplomats.
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What begins as a "Rapunzel" and "Sleeping Beauty" retelling is subverted in the second half of the novel when everything Soraya knows as reality is overthrown.
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In 2000, in Denver, Mr. Hall and his son Edward directed a 10-hour adaptation of John Barton's "Tantalus," an epic retelling of the Trojan War.
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Indeed, beyond "A Christmas Carol" completists -- those determined to have seen every retelling of Charles Dickens' seasonal yarn -- it's not really clear who this is for.
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In other words, it's more "Snatch" than "Aladdin," which was only the latest of Ritchie's misbegotten attempts to achieve mainstream respect by retelling someone else's stories.
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"The Times They are a Changin'": (The Times They Are a-Changin', 6900) Can you call this a popular retelling of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount?
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One of the show's great insights is the value of retelling these old stories, which speak to us no matter how many times we've heard them.
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Farrera-Brochez's story of how he got here is convoluted and nearly impossible to verify in full, particularly since the details often shift in the retelling.
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So says Larry Lamb, the first editor of the relaunched version of the Sun, in James Graham's retelling of the genesis of the British red-top tabloid.
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How Hannah & Katie Became Friends Although clear answers weren't given, our Bachelorette Hannah sided with Katie's retelling of questionable conversations regarding who would be the next Bachelorette.
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The Metamorphoses on Netflix is a French retelling of the book set in the modern world where high school runaway Europa has encounters with gods and monsters.
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And we find ourselves in the same place, year after year, observing the same rituals, retelling the same stories, seeing the same faces, cycling on through time.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - A retelling of Britain's vote to leave the European Union and its dramatic political consequences might perhaps be framed as high drama or extreme farce.
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" The game came out of a novel Davis generated in 2015, which used Wikipedia maps to generate a "weird retelling of Around The World in 80 days.
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Given some time to warm up, Pacino took command of the stage, delivering a lively retelling of his casting process, which was tortured, to put it lightly.
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Where it works best is in its exposure of the pervasive institutional racism that is too frequently skipped over in the retelling of this period of history.
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While the game pulls heavily from Walden's text, it's the player's journey that organizes these excerpts inside the game's journal, creating a unique retelling of Thoreau's journey.
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Though it was just one of the more than 30,000 gun deaths in America that year, something about this shooting cried out for retelling around the world.
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In the essay, Union begins by retelling the story of her own sexual assault, when she was raped 24 years ago while working at a shoe store.
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Upon some post-movie Googling, I figured out that my confusion was likely largely due to the fact that Parker's retelling of Turner's history is grossly inaccurate.
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Despite its title, Final Fantasy VII Remake won't actually be a straight retelling of the original game, but instead a deeper exploration of its world and characters.
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He acknowledged that alcohol can be a big problem, retelling the tragic story of his own brother's battle with alcohol addiction and eventual death as a result.
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As a longtime resident of Phoenix and UFO agnostic, I've heard the story of the Phoenix Lights retold countless times, each retelling rife with contradictions and inconsistencies.
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Since the original Legend of Zelda first launched 30 years ago today, Link has starred in many adventures, each one like a retelling of an ancient fable.
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The film taps the teen comedy genre in the retelling of Spider-Man's origin story as his alter-ego Peter Parker navigates the perils of high school.
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"MindRape knew what he was doing and he was well aware of the repercussions of his actions," Addis wrote, according to a Usenet retelling of the situation.
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Trump, according to his own retelling, asked Comey three times -- twice on the phone and once in person -- whether he was under investigation in the Russia case.
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The success of Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy inspired a darker retelling of Superman's origin in the form of 21981's "Man of Steel" from director Zach Snyder.
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Why don't you start it with R. M. Schneiderman's retelling of the tale of Marcus Luttrell, a member of the SEALs of "Lone Survivor" fame, in Newsweek?
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First, Bee started off by pointing out that Gianforte released a statement that directly contradicted Jacobs' retelling of the events and an audio recording of the incident.
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In Marcel Camus's Black Orpheus, a retelling of the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice set in Brazil, the entire film's plot turns on an inadvertent exorcism.
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In retelling the history, the author seems as blind to this as she is dogged in her biases, making frequent mentions of "freedom fighters", "comrades" and "cadres".
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By retelling the story of the Jewish people's escape from slavery in Egypt, the Haggadah — the text recited at the annual Seder — celebrates deliverance and springtime renewal.
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But Lin-Manuel Miranda's hip-hop retelling of the nation's founding turned out to be one of several shows making for a strikingly diverse, unusually urgent season.
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"They're retelling their own historical narratives each time they go up to the podium," said Khaled Elgindy, a former adviser to the Palestinian leadership on peace negotiations.
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His second collection was inspired by "The Wiz," the black camp retelling of "The Wizard of Oz," directed by Sidney Lumet, in which Jackson played the Scarecrow.
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"It was a true-to-life hilarious retelling of my life at 15," Ms. Rennison wrote in an exuberant first-person essay in The Guardian in 2014.
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By subscribing to its subject's fierce sense of humor, her matter-of-fact retelling of events and bruised ego, by believing her every step of the way.
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On Monday night, the Obama opened the White House to Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton — the rap-based retelling of Alexander Hamilton's life that's taken Broadway by storm.
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But somehow women — especially the Black women who freed him and exist at Simpson's seams — get only a secondary role in Edelman's retelling of this American saga.
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The album is built around Anderson's personal retelling of Hurricane Sandy, but is also imbued with a larger warning about the ugliness and carnage of climate change.
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But for most of the time, he walked the crowd through a minute-by-minute retelling of how he watched the returns come in on election night.
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Q. & A. "We're off our meds," Henry Dunbar, the protagonist of Edward St. Aubyn's modern retelling of Shakespeare's "King Lear," whispers in the novel's arresting opening sentence.
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Michigan has played a special place in the Sanders retelling of 2016: It was the state that, despite the polls, gave him a major victory over Mrs.
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The work is also accompanied by a net art piece which connects the myth to a semi-fictionalized poetic retelling of the artist's adolescence in Tehran, Iran.
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The Glasgow dons have given "O B 1" a punishing, spacey retelling that scorches even more arid land, and kicks up even more dust, than the original.
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The death of a child is so painful, it is all too possible to shrink from the retelling, to be unwilling to examine the tragedy head-on.
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"Junk" is a fictional retelling of an era on Wall Street when junk bonds, or high-risk debt, were used by corporate raiders to take over companies.
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According to her retelling, the woman identified only as Jasmine used to clean her ears with cotton swabs (or cotton buds, as she calls them) every night.
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In something of a retelling of Edmond Rostand's 1897 play, "Cyrano de Bergerac," Sierra Burgess (Shannon Purser) feels unworthy of her crush's attention because of her looks.
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It contained factual errors, fiery moments and — as has become a common theme for Trump — a retelling of his election victory, now a distant four months ago.
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Most of them hardly have an ounce of imagination, though, mostly just retelling the same old story while replacing its original characters with in-universe stand-ins.
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For evangelicals agonizing over the choice, as a fourth-generation minister and civil rights advocate, I offer a modern retelling of a biblical parable about great compassion.
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The prosecution countered on Wednesday that Tensing's retelling of events was false and his life was never in danger, reiterating a position they held throughout the trial.
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Keone and Mari Madrid's "Beyond Babel," a retelling (like "West Side Story") of "Romeo and Juliet" through West Coast urban dance, has an endearing teen-spirit sensibility.
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Developed by Sucker Punch, the studio behind the open-world action series Infamous, Ghost is a fictional retelling of the first Mongol invasion of Japan in 33.
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Mr. Trump has defended his part of the conversation as "perfect," and focused on Mr. Schiff's public retelling of the call, which the president suggested was mischaracterized.
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N. Constructing a linear narrative out of internet content is extremely complicated — things connect across time and space in ways that make a traditional retelling almost impossible.
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Screencap via Amazon Prime An American Carol is a retelling of A Christmas Carol written and directed by the guy who wrote and directed The Naked Gun.
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For "Weightless," a smart retelling of it as an indie-rock opera by the Bay Area band the Kilbanes, that love is the core of the legend.
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Indeed, Badgirl$, who run through their story succinctly, sprinkling its enthusiastic retelling with X-rated anecdotes, are keen to point out the anomaly of their success story.
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Jimmy Spicer/Super Rhyme/Vampire Jimmy Spicer then robs somebody, rides away in a Coupe DeVille, and somehow ends up retelling the story of Aladdin and the lamp.
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In 1939, Seuss published The Seven Lady Godivas: The True Facts Concerning History's Barest Family, which is a retelling of the legends of Lady Godiva and Peeping Tom.
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A day of drinking, the backseat of Sandoval's car, and oral sex is involved in the gossipy retelling, which paints Sandoval as the chauffeur in his own cuckolding.
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We therefore anticipate being swept up in the powerful retelling of this history that we either chose to 'witness' via watching this portrayal, or avoid by missing it.
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With Dumbo, Burton seems to have taken a relatively banal script retelling the classic 1941 children's film and imagined it as a prescient and pointed critique of Disney.
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And in 2014, Yang published The Shadow Hero, a modern-day retelling of an obscure 1940s superhero called the Green Turtle, first created by Chinese cartoonist Chu Hing.
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Naomi Watts and Clive Owen co-star, in an updated retelling of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" adapted by director Claire McCarthy and writer Semi Chellas from Lisa Klein's book.
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Henda continues to play on expectations of narratives about African independence with "Spaceship Icarus 13" (2008) — a fictionalized retelling of a voyage to space which never took place.
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The animated retelling of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's childhood tale also features James Franco as The Fox, Marion Cotillard as The Rose, and Jeff Bridges as The Pilot.
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"If I can wrestle an alligator, I can certainly wrestle Donald Trump," McAuliffe boasted, retelling a story about how he once wrestled an alligator for a politician contribution.
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The next day, in Deason's retelling, Heidi Cruz replied telling him that the two "needed to talk," especially since Trump threatened to fund a super PAC against Cruz.
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There were moments that felt like I was watching a retelling of my own life thanks to some cosmic, emotional memory that is intrinsically linked to my identity.
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But to push them aside in favor of retelling a story that fans are already familiar with only sends the message that these stories are somehow less than.
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It's a live-action adaptation of the Disney classic that itself was a retelling of the fairy tale everyone in the world had heard a hundred times over.
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So while this retelling of Tupac's life clearly doesn't please Singleton or Pinkett Smith, it's packed with enough golden quotes and unintentionally hilarious scenes to fuel cult status.
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Möbius is a love story, yes, and there are teenagers in it, but it's actually an abstract retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth with a femme twist.
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As their conversation unfolds, we, as readers, experience Aboah's personal story through her frank retelling — she speaks with an emotional distance and clarity that only time allows for.
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The British actor, 24, has landed the role of Ariel's love interest, Prince Eric, in the upcoming live-action retelling of Disney's The Little Mermaid, reports Entertainment Weekly.
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After 50 years of retelling, and with the aid of the 2006 movie "Glory Road," people now have a different way of looking at that day in 1966.
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The book was a detailed retelling of her childhood as a half-white, half–Native American girl surviving the gang-ridden streets of Los Angeles's South Central neighborhood.
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"His Dark Materials" is at heart a daringly subversive retelling of Milton's "Paradise Lost" posited on the notion that the world is saved, not ruined, by original sin.
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Sean Bean ("Game of Thrones") plays a river policeman hunting the killer behind a composite corpse of children's body parts in this retelling of Mary Shelley's classic novel.
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High school students may groan when they have to read the Old English poem Beowulf, but Gardner completely reinvents the story by retelling it from the monster's perspective.
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But insert a new serious moment like in the case of Harry Belafonte retelling the lynching of a family friend in 1914, and you get silence and solidarity.
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The next season, New Orleans traveled to Little Rock, where the local news media whipped up fans by retelling the story about Towe and the previous year's incident.
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But although Oyeyemi's last few books have taken the form of elaborate, postmodern, fragmented fairy tale retellings, Gingerbread is not, per Oyeyemi, a retelling of Hansel and Gretel.
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This is why they told it to McCann and others, in a scene detailed in Chapter 1,001; it's why they travel the world together, retelling it every day.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 68%Synopsis: FBI agent Melvin Purvis (Bale) tails infamous bank robber John Dillinger (Johnny Depp) throughout the 1930s in this retelling of Bryan Burrough's novel.
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Last year, he made work in a former war zone in Iraq and cast former migrant workers in a cinematic retelling of the life of Jesus in Italy.
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USA Today's The City podcast spent an episode vividly retelling how Tesla's first Gigafactory came to Reno with a deep dive into the way it's changed the city.
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At one time, "The Invisible Man" was to be the latest big-budget retelling of the classic H. G. Wells novel with Johnny Depp in the lead role.
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While you're mulling it over, for your reading pleasure consider the latest incarnation of the Pirelli calendar: a retelling of "Alice in Wonderland" with an all-black cast.
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"Reiner did not respond to THR&aposs request for a comment, however "The Affair"&aposs assistant director Cleta Ellington claimed Konner&aposs retelling "did not happen as portrayed.
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But it's also an intense, and just tense, retelling of the life of Frank Sheeran (played by Robert De Niro), the alleged mob hitman and Jimmy Hoffa acolyte.
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Her anecdotal style lends itself particularly well to retelling such back and forth correspondence between famous personas, as if it were a modern-day celebrity Twitter feud instead.
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Underground's canny combination of contemporary beats and traditional gospel hymns doesn't just drive the action forward; it connects the terrible history Underground is retelling to the present day.
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Miller returned to Batman in 1987 with Year One, a sparse, character-driven retelling of Batman's origin story that matched The Dark Knight Returns in tone and sensibility.
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The Dastardly Miss Lizzie by Viola Carr In this third installment of Carr's Electric Vampire series, we return to the fantasy steampunk retelling of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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I mean, most songs are stories to begin with, but I like to change what that story is about a little in my retelling or my embodiment of it.
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THE roster of emotional-support animals that are and are not allowed onto flights in America can sound, at times, like a retelling of the story of Noah's Ark.
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The winner of the Oscar for best documentary in 2009, this doc is a powerful retelling of Philippe Petit's illegal high-wire walk between the Twin Towers in 1974.
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What I wanted to do was keep the integrity of Laurie's trauma very much alive and honest in the midst of a funny, scary retelling of the Halloween tale.
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Praxis always began with a senior Society member retelling the Fable that we'd heard from the glowing book: There was an island... And at its centre was a village.
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Every story should be told by Michelle Dobyne ... whose incredible retelling of a building fire in Tulsa, OK is probably not nearly as exciting as she made it sound.
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Still, there are enough moments that will make you appreciate what Condon, Watson, Evans, Stevens, and Gad have brought into this retelling — all the stuff that wasn't there before.
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At the 2016 Gathering, she played the Carousel Stage after ICP member Violent J's production of The Wizard of the Hood, a Juggalo retelling of the Judy Garland classic.
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While Snapchat Stories is for retelling what you've done, Messenger Day's "Who's up for?" filters and Active Now indicators help you find friends to chat and meet up with.
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This intricate weaving is typical of Mizumura, whose last novel translated into English, 2013's A True Novel, was a brilliant retelling of Wuthering Heights set in postwar Japan.
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MSNBC caught up with Aguirre a few hours after the surprise encounter, and her emotional retelling of the whole story is enough to melt even the coldest of hearts.
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The video also shows the congresswoman spending a considerable portion of her remarks praising the valor of law enforcement and retelling the story of the two slain FBI agents.
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In Ms. Millard's retelling, young Churchill was entitled, precocious, supernaturally confident — one of those fellows whose neon self-regard is downright unseemly until the very moment it is earned.
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He ended the letter by retelling the story of the former N.H.L. player Todd Ewen, who died of a reportedly self-inflicted gunshot wound last year at age 49.
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Jeb Bush "was mistaken and conflated multiple events unintentionally" when retelling the story of being honored by the National Rifle Association (NRA), the Republican presidential candidate's campaign said Monday.
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One of the funniest and most-meta parts of "Frozen 2" comes when Olaf does a dramatic retelling of what happened to Elsa and Anna in the first movie.
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Orozco covered the walls and vaulted ceilings of the chapel with 57 vivid and gory frescoes, filled with blades, crosses and slaughtered Indians — a masterpiece retelling of Mexican history.
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Mr. Toobin has used the same winning formula of delving deeply into an American crime story that had tremendous notoriety in its day and retelling it with new resonance.
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A good portion of the series' timeline is given to retelling the events that have led up to the family's reunion from the different vantage point of each character.
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Budiansky's "Oliver Wendell Holmes" is a lively, accessible book, retelling the story of its subject's life and work for a generation that knows Holmes was important but not why.
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Retelling the testimonies of the "comfort women" forced into prostitution for the Japanese Imperial Army, Yoon takes up the charge of amplifying the voices of an often-overlooked history.
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She said that she had given additional details of the attack as she remembered more with each retelling, but that the officers had characterized this as changing her story.
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Telling their stories one after another, moving back and forth among centuries and continents, this group biography really illuminates the limitations of retelling the same lives in new combinations.
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That sense of duty is also evident in her writing, said her nephew Pir Zia Inayat-Khan, who has helped get her work, including a retelling of Homer, published.
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The failed romance of the talkative nymph Echo and the handsome hunter Narcissus, as told by Ovid in his "Metamorphoses," gets a contemporary retelling by this interdisciplinary arts ensemble.
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They collectively sang the part of Oedipus in "The Gospel at Colonus," a musical retelling of "Oedipus Rex," which starred Morgan Freeman and was presented on Broadway in 1988.
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Created by Chuck Armstrong and Charlie Stockman, who perform together as the comedy duo Charles, "Moby Alpha" is a retelling of Herman Melville's classic nautical epic, set in space.
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The Silver Lion, the penultimate prize, went to Mr. Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy," a retelling of the anti-Semitic persecution of the French army officer Alfred Dreyfus.
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Audience Score: 85%Critic Score: 73%In the retelling of a controversial book, Pitt played a lawyer named Michael who had a traumatic reform-school experience as a child.
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"How Hollywood movie star is it for Annabella to have to tell you she was cutting herself," she said, providing jurors with a graphic retelling of Sciorra's self-harm.
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The upcoming Netflix movie follows Panama City law partners Jürgen Mossack (Gary Oldman) and Ramón Fonseca (Antonio Banderas) in the retelling of the 2016 publication of the Panama Papers.
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A retelling of Miguel de Cervantes's classic set in our own upside-down times, "Quichotte" follows an out-of-work salesman who is in love with a television star.
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Sorokin was tracked down and convicted in 2017 of grand larceny and other charges, but her story resurfaced virally in spring with a damning recollection and a vivid retelling.
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"Ti-Jean and His Brothers," a retelling of a Trinidadian folk tale in which Lucifer tries to steal the souls of three brothers, was produced in Trinidad in 1958.
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Before she agreed to put "the incident" back into the public's imagination, Lorena talked to Peele, who explained to her that there would, inevitably, be comedy in this retelling.
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Two beloved characters from the original Pokémon TV series are being unceremoniously erased from history in an upcoming retelling of the Indigo League saga, and we aren't having it.
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It poses the same questions Pat Barker did in last year's "The Silence of the Girls," her feminist retelling of the "Iliad": What about the women in the stories?
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The novel is a loose retelling of Ovid's myth of Daphne and Apollo, in which the forest nymph prefers her freedom over the greedy love of the sun god.
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Chris played the attorney for Raymond Santana -- one of the 5 -- and says he doesn't believe filmmakers have to be married to ALL the facts when retelling real incidents.
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And, thanks to Lin-Manuel Miranda's retelling of Hamilton's story in the Broadway smash hit (with tickets selling at $600 a pop), the man is more popular now than ever.
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Before the film was even released, it was clear that the people behind the film watched Alien more than once, retelling the story of a terrifying alien aboard a spacecraft.
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The last was Russian director Yuliya Solntseva in 1961, who won for her dramatic retelling of grassroots resistance to the Nazi movement in the Soviet Union, Chronicle of Flaming Years.
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It features a condensed retelling of the story's first half, and includes a number of iconic moments that will be familiar to anyone who has seen the 1991 animated original.
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Playwright Paula Vogel wisely avoided a literal retelling of history, and director Rebecca Taichman — who won a well-deserved Tony for her work — emphasized the show's theatricality at all times.
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Looking at each of Ferrer's works is like waiting for a photograph to come into focus, or retelling an old story and making up bits for the parts you've forgotten.
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While the critic's consensus of "The Lion King" wasn't exactly glowing, it's clear that Disney has managed to find an innovative, and lucrative, way of retelling its 22019 animated classic.
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It inspired a glut of opinion pieces, plus a satirical retelling from Robert's perspective, and may well be the most-read piece of fiction in the history of the magazine.
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Darren Aronofsky's complicated parable — equal parts Bible retelling, climate-change metaphor, and examination of fame — has been memorably divisive, with audiences either decrying its obviousness or completely missing the symbolism.
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As fans might remember, she took Pinkett Smith and husband Will Smith on a Groupon Louisiana swamp tour — later retelling the story of their wacky adventure on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Smith tells the story in extreme detail in this video below, retelling the call, his time spent at Paisley Park and just generally what it's like hanging with music royalty.
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Not only was the series hugely existential, it was also extremely religious, full of references to Judaism and styled as a sci-fi retelling of the biblical Book of Genesis.
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The final minutes of the episode move between Kim retelling the story of that night to Khloé and Kourtney and Kim speaking directly to the camera in an interview segment.
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This is a retelling of the Odyssey with Michael as Odysseus and you have to remember all of the varied villains that Odysseus encountered on that trip back to Ithaca.
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Rose-Ivey then went on to discredit the notion that this is internet tough talk by retelling a story from his freshman year, when he went to a frat party.
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He died in 83, and while he spent much of his later life retelling the incredible events of that night, he was always reluctant to trust Hollywood with his story.
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Disney's live-action retelling of Beauty and the Beast finally has a full trailer, and it promises everything we saw in the 1991 original, but on a far grander scale.
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Miller's retelling, with primary sources and many direct quotes, sympathetically portrays the complicated and precarious situation faced by both the Dionnes and the medical community rallying to save the quintuplets.
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Haddon Robinson, whose sermon "Put That on Master Charge" is an inventive retelling of an encounter between Paul and a runaway slave that has become a classic; and the Rev.
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The pool has since been renamed the Joseph R. Biden Aquatic Center – at the dedication ceremony, Biden told the story again, and video of his retelling also circulated on Twitter.
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So a musical retelling of their life together — their decades as an unwed couple, then marriage in middle age to protect their children's inheritance — makes a certain kind of sense.
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On another level, it sets the stage for a retelling of Shakespeare's play as a lurid melodrama about a German industrialist family during the early years of the Third Reich.
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"We That Are Young," a hectic new novel by Preti Taneja, a retelling of King Lear set in present-day India, was published last year in Britain to much acclaim.
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One of the reasons that I cited Saul and Colescott is because, like them, Nguyen is interested in visual narrative as well as retelling well-known tales, stories, and myths.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 62%Synopsis: This retelling of the story of Pocahontas explores the legend of John Smith (Colin Farrell) and Pocahontas (Q'Orianka Kilcher) during the Jamestown Settlement of 1607.
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Every campaign rally morphs into a celebration of his presidency and often, a retelling of his November 2016 upset win even as he enters the fourth year of his presidency.
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This is a retelling of Clinton's testimony negotiation, as captured in the communications between Starr's deputy independent counsel Robert Bittman and Clinton's personal criminal defense attorney David Kendall throughout 1998.
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On TV, we reviewed Amazon's "Picnic at Hanging Rock," the retelling of a tale of vanishing Australian schoolgirls, and "The Fourth Estate," Showtime's documentary about life here at The Times.
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At the museum at the lake, which started construction when Mr. Xi was the top party official here in Zhejiang Province, a selective retelling of party history is on display.
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Zamani's radical retelling of the past is a sublime performance of narrative possibilities — presented with an excess of love and violence that at times is almost too much to bear.
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It's a retelling of American history through a queer perspective, focused on various communities that have been torn apart by discrimination, land theft, disease, war, migration, and then rebuilt themselves.
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Among the most highly praised is "Sam and the Tigers" (19913), a retelling of the Victorian children's book "The Story of Little Black Sambo" purged of its myriad racist elements.
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"How to Be An American" (episode nine) frames Jessica's final interview as a retelling of how she and Louis met and created a life in a strange new country together.
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Castile's girlfriend then live-streamed the immediate aftermath on Facebook, calmly retelling the story of how a minor traffic stop for a low-level offense turned into a death sentence.
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In the end, the intricately weaved two-hour-long retelling of the series feels like the world's most elaborate inside joke, created with a whole lot of love, just for fans.
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Woods even had one of the very first cameos in the video, speaking directly to the Kylie' baby to be and retelling the first time she found out Kylie was pregnant.
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The play-by-play retelling is shown through rotoscopic animation of actors pieced together with archival footage and interviews with survivors, focusing almost exclusively on their exact movements during that day.
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As if that wasn't enough, Elba is set to direct and produce the modern retelling of Victor Hugo's classic novel through his Green Door production house, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Costa's seventh feature, Vitalina Varela, is the latest in a filmography that consistently builds on its predecessors both thematically and stylistically, telling and retelling connected stories through different points of view.
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"The Haunting" (1999), Jan de Bont's retelling of "The Haunting of Hill House", was even worse, seeing Lili Taylor, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Liam Neeson pestered by poorly rendered CGI ghosts.
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Looking at each of Cayetano Ferrer's works is like waiting for a photograph to come into focus, or retelling an old story and making up bits for the parts you've forgotten.
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It's clear director Asif Kapadia wants viewers to feel uncomfortable, considering how he has actor Strike nearly stare into the camera with a blank expression while retelling such a horrific story.
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Disney's retelling of Maleficent's story forced us to humanistically re-examine a reviled character; Daniels is challenging our culture to do the same for herself, and other women in her profession.
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Like Amnesia and BioShock, Memoranda foregoes a direct retelling of the source material in place of seeking to instill upon its audience a sensation similar to the experience of reading Murakami.
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I was retelling my story about finding enlightenment—for about the fifth time—and he got weirdly jealous, saying he wanted it too, and lashed out at me across the seats.
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It's a feminist retelling of Homer's epic poem, told through the eyes of Circe, the sorceress who Odysseus encounters on his way home from Troy, who turns his crew into pigs.
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On the other side, folklore can almost be seen as an ancient form of memes, transforming with every retelling to fit the community and what it needs that story to represent.
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Throughout the film, Lola's 20-minute run across Berlin is told three different times in three different ways, and in each retelling, there's one tiny change that dramatically affects her outcome.
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Whether it be our own retelling of Michelle Obama receiving a gift from Melania Trump or obsessing about Beyoncé's twins, we are still perpetuating the culture that allows for Kim's success.
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He stuck to retelling his remarks and omitted his reference to "many sides" in his response on the day of the violence, and his reference to "both sides" last Tuesday. 2.
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Welcome to My Life is primarily a retelling of his rise to fame and the incidents that have landed him in jail, in court, serving community service obligations, and on probation.
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Helena Rubinstein and Elizabeth Arden were cosmetics industry pioneers whose battle has been chronicled on the page and onscreen, and now a musical retelling of the story is coming to Broadway.
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Geena Davis stars in this fictionalized retelling of the inaugural season of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, with all the heartbreak and good cheer of a classic sports movie.
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"Eligible," by the best-selling novelist Curtis Sittenfeld, is a "modern retelling" of "Pride and Prejudice," commissioned by the Austen Project, which has been pairing contemporary authors with various Austen works.
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It's intimidating enough to research and produce a historical podcast — retelling scary stories that actually happened — but it takes real chops to write a satisfying fictional horror story in serial form.
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Ms. Darrieux became an international film star in Anatole Litvak's "Mayerling" (1936), playing the teenage mistress of Rodolfo (Charles Boyer), crown prince of Austria, in a retelling of the Habsburg tragedy.
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He's a senior citizen with a 56-year history at this point, and consequently, he's been retelling that same story of spider-bites, dead uncles, and broke hero-ing for years.
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" Lin gets this crazy idea that "I wanna make a hip hop retelling of the story of the American founder, Alexander Hamilton, he's not one of the A list founding fathers.
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Dr. Kennefick also is the author of a new book on the subject, "No Shadow of a Doubt," and on Wednesday, at a conference in Paris, he offered a similar retelling.
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The fury and the work and the organizing, much of it born out of anger at injustice, which was done by women of color, is so often erased in the retelling.
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In Biden's campaign trail retelling, Mandela later thanked him for getting arrested while attempting to see him during that trip, the timing of which has also been disputed by fact-checkers.
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The hunch proved right: Just 16 months after an exploratory meeting, their first opera, a miniaturized retelling of the Pied Piper myth called "Into the Little Hill," was onstage in London.
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The juxtaposition of music and politics — the retelling of a familiar story from the civil rights era in a slightly new key — sheds light on both the music and the movement.
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"A part of my brain will be dead forever," she says, but by telling and retelling the story of her recovery, she mended her mind, and wrote herself back into existence.
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A Purim Spiel is a comic retelling of the Book of Esther, which chronicles the story of Esther, wife of the Persian King Ahasuerus, who keeps her Jewish identity a secret.
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A retelling of the ancient legend of Apollonius, "Pericles" is (broadly) about the highly masculine adventures of a macho prince, and it is on many levels a problematic piece of work.
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Instead, we are provided only with Jackson's narration of Baldwin's retelling, itself so far removed from Lorraine's voice, her importance to Baldwin, and the sanctity and beauty of their queer friendship.
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Williams' retelling took place in 2017 at Corning's factory in Kentucky where Apple announced a $200 million investment that's likely helping to fund the company's development of flexible glass for foldable displays.
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It is just one of the songs from the original soundtrack that will be making the jump to live action when the retelling of the 1991 classic hits theaters this coming March.
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" By retelling the story or visiting the site of the incident, she added, a person can progressively re-live the emotions it triggers, "which allows them to digest it in small bites.
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"It's another approach that allows us another way in to be inspired by an ageless, timeless story," Winfrey says of the film, which delivers a fun retelling of the nativity for kids.
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The film is a retelling of the events leading up the infamous "incident" involving champion figure skaters Nancy Kerrigan, Tonya Harding and a steel bar in Detroit, Michigan, on January 6, 1994.
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Both films — and 2014's Haider, based on Hamlet — transpose the Bard's classics to regional India, and Omkara remains a stunning retelling of a world-renown story that is anything but old.
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When The Leftovers creator Damon Lindelof brings his version of Watchmen to HBO, it will be as an original story with new characters, not a retelling of Alan Moore's classic graphic novel.
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The books offer a retelling of famous religious stories, such as the birth of Jesus, using a mashup of fictional conversations, references from the Bible and other religious texts, and scientific discoveries.
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Hulu's new drama is a gorgeous, fittingly disturbing retelling of Margaret Atwood's 1985 dystopian novel, in which fertility is rare and the women who can have children are forced into reproductive servitude.
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The movie is an incredibly vulnerable, self-interrogating retelling of a relationship that missed its window of opportunity, acted out by Nance and the actual woman the story is about, Namik Minter.
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But in the aftermath of the post–Harvey Weinstein reckoning, she and three other accusers decided to take another stab at justice by retelling their stories at a press conference on Tuesday.
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Jodi tells us she believes Brendan Dassey's retelling of Teresa Halbach's rape and murder, because Steven had at one point tied her to a bedpost with rope and tried to videotape it.
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If you've seen the first installment of 8-Bit Cinema's video-game style retelling of The Walking Dead,then you've beaten the farm level in Season 2 and unlocked the next stage.
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A fictionalized retelling of the true story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, it centered on a sibling rivalry—feuding sisters who could still love one another despite it all.
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Retelling the heroic stories of Yocheved, Shifra, Puah, Miriam and Batya reminds our daughters that with vision and the courage to act, they can carry forward the tradition those intrepid women launched.
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CNN reporter Daniel Dale found the obituary for Wilmington native William L. "Corn Pop" Morris, along with an article describing "The Romans" gang in the area that Biden mentions in his retelling.
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Retelling the 60s civil rights movement and the life of Martin Luther King, Selma featured a basis of funk, soul, and gospel for its music, collected on an eponymous double soundtrack album.
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Neshek says Greinke told him the reason he won't sign for him is that Neshek "wear[s] him out," which, judging by the retelling of this story, seems like a fair complaint!
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The Morning Show is a #MeToo-inspired prestige drama; Dickinson is an irreverent retelling of an American poet's life for the teen set; and Mythic Quest is a high-concept workplace comedy.
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For almost everyone, the retelling starts with the frantic minutes, often with flames visible from the front door, as they piled a few possessions, randomly or not, into a vehicle and fled.
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But it's the underlying insidiousness of his characters, as well as his bizarre retelling of tales, that cast doubt on the veracity of events and discombobulate the viewer's perception of the truth.
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Anya Taylor-Joy as Emma and Johnny Flynn as Mr. Knightley tops off a cast filled with British baes for a retelling of one of the more comical of Jane Austen's stories.
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In Netflix's Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, audiences are treated to a colorful, fantasy-filled retelling of Madam C.J. Walker's tireless journey to revolutionize the beauty industry.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 31%Summary: Based on Shakespeare's "Cymbeline," this action-adventure retelling of the classic play pits dirty cops against a biker gang in the throes of a turbulent drug war.
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The Peanut Butter Falcon is their take on the classic story The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn — except in their modern retelling, Huck just wants to be the next big thing in wrestling.
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And this, in fact, is what Rami and Bassam want in real life: for as many of us as possible to feel what they felt, through an accurate retelling of their story.
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To its credit, this new retelling of Jack London's classic novel tries to adhere to the bones of the book, while taking significant liberties to soften its rougher, more culturally insensitive edges.
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A fictionalized retelling of the 2013 documentary 12 O'Clock Boys, Charm City Kings takes somewhat of a vérité approach by featuring real riders from Baltimore, heightening the more exhilarating scenes and camerawork.
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Critics' rating: 95%Audience score: 92%Critics' consensus: "With a stellar cast and a smart, sensitive retelling of its classic source material, Greta Gerwig's 'Little Women' proves some stories truly are timeless."
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Like Ms. Backhaus's superior Off Broadway hit "Men on Boats" — a straight-faced, gender-reversed retelling of a chapter in 19th-century American exploration — "Wives" is a gleeful work of historical subversion.
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And then, obviously, I have these incredible projects that come up like a film with Rian Johnson, and a 10-month series that is the first female retelling of an Arthurian legend.
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Instead of a retelling of the beloved children's TV host's life, this is a delightfully weird drama, framed and shot deliberately to feel like a grown-up episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
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This month, he's back, in Daniel Sullivan's Shakespeare in the Park production of "Troilus and Cressida" (in previews, at the Delacorte), Shakespeare's cynical retelling of the late stages of the Trojan War.
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Instead of a retelling of the beloved children's TV host's life, it is a delightfully weird drama, framed and shot deliberately to feel like a grown-up episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.
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Hustlers may be based on a true story, but the screen version was less concerned with retelling facts than with shameless Jennifer Lopez-based fan service that we all received with joy.
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The Lighthouse is a triumphant second feature for Eggers, another brick in a loopy retelling of American history — and audiences ready to go along for the ride will not be let down.
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But according to Rodriguez's retelling, drugs crept into the tourist-friendly party scene via rival city Havana, which led to a severe government crackdown on nightclubs and pum pums alike across the country.
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Budde laughed while retelling the story, but she has contacted the Colorado Springs Police Department, who asked her to photograph the woman and share the photos in the hopes of tracking her down.
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We don't have direct access to Diane's thoughts though, and, in her retelling of the crime, she seems surprised that she was angry enough to kill her father, despite feeling neglected and abandoned.
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The prompt for this retelling is an Israeli woman he meets on the road, who tells him that modern Israel's relationship with its neighbors is, at its source, inscribed in that ancient text.
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A retelling of the artist's experience of sexual assault is inscribed onto panties hanging on the gallery wall, which visitors are allowed to rip off in an effort to help overcome the trauma.
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This spirals into problematic territory as Evangeline changes the troupe's improvisational work into an expressionistic group retelling of one of the teenager's dreams, in which she envisioned burning her mother with an iron.
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"My Friend Anna" has other high profile revelations about the caseWilliam's book is a detailed retelling of her experience, building far beyond the initial account she published in Vanity Fair in April 2018.
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With its beguiling tale of adolescent angst, played out against a retelling of one of the most infamous murders in American history, "The Girls" is a compelling and startling new work of fiction.
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This richly imagined retelling of those lean years—which gave rise to his phantasmagoric novel "The Master and Margarita"—mixes fact and fiction to create a narrative that is both foreign and familiar.
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Audience Score: 66%Critic Score: N/AIn this comedic retelling of the classic fairy tale, actress Leslie Caron stars as a tomboyish outcast named "Cinder" Ella who falls in love with a royal.
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With a cast including Regina Hall, Issa Rae, Russell Hornby, and Anthony Mackie, the film looks like a moving retelling of an all-too-timely story through the eyes of a teen girl.
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Critics have been quick to bestow praise upon this latest retelling, though some–including Michiko Kakutani—have found Sittenfeld's adaptation "heavy-handed," while others have seen it as lacking Austen's complexity and wit.
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When asked why he decided to play Jesus in the upcoming ''Mary Magdalene,'' a retelling of the New Testament story by the director Garth Davis, he says, ''I was looking for something meaningful.
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Prosecutors and defense attorneys on Thursday led Gates through a retelling of his plea and cooperation deal with Mueller, his time as Manafort's No. 2 and his various swindles before he came clean.
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Meanwhile, a queer retelling of the story, written by Matthew Lopez, directed by Stephen Daldry and starring Vanessa Redgrave and John Benjamin Hickey, currently on view off West End at the Young Vic.
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In the fictionalized retelling, her plan is disrupted by American FBI agents who come in on helicopters and mow down Pablo's small Mexican town with machine guns before the Federales take him out.
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"Muet" is French for "mute," and there is no dialogue in this inventive and oxygenating tiny-cast retelling of "Macbeth," one of two bold takes on the play that I saw this week.
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In 2016, Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, campaigned vigorously with Mr. King, retelling a joke over and over about how Chuck Norris wore Steve King pajamas, to demonstrate the congressman's super toughness.
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Her retelling of the story is harrowing, but even more devastating are her long silences, showcased by Macfarlane in long steady shots, the camera refusing to cut long past the point of discomfort.
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GIRLS Deon returns home after years away at boarding school and convenes a massive, debauched party in the woods in this contemporary retelling of Euripides' "The Bacchae," by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ("An Octoroon").
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The Passover holiday begins at sundown Monday, when Jews around the world will gather for a seder, which includes symbolic foods and a retelling of the story of the Jews' exodus from Egypt.
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Fresh on the heels of its supernatural sci-fi hybrid V Wars starring Vampire Diaries alum Ian Somerhalder, Netflix has released another trailer for Dracula, a gruesome retelling of Bram Stoker's classic novel.
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They were booked to speak at churches and to reporters, "telling and retelling their stories," said Somiari Demm, a mental health counselor in the United States who talked with some of the girls.
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In the more intense retelling of 1994, directed by Gillian Armstrong, the character was split into two, with Kirsten Dunst handing over to Samantha Mathis once the curtain came down on Amy's childhood.
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Directed by Ava Duvernay, When They See Us is already being praised for its nuanced retelling, and it covers the lives of the men after their arrests, imprisonment, and releases in the late '210s.
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A 2007 paper found that, if we don't remember an event perfectly, we tend to pepper in details that we wanted to be there in our retelling, even if they weren't there in reality.
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But before you quit your day job to audition to be the Esmeralda to the Elbae Of Notre Dame, this retelling will be miles away from the happy Disney classic you know and love.
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Timothée Chalamet will get his Shakespeare on in The King, a retelling of Henry V costarring Robert Pattinson, Ben Mendelsohn, Lily-Rose Depp, and Joel Edgerton, who wrote the script with director David Michôd.
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In retrospect, cinephiles didn't fully appreciate what they had with 2014's Maleficent, a live-action retelling of a Disney animated classic that actually added something new to a tale as old as time.
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It's easy to lament Hollywood's love of reboots, remakes, and sequels as a sign of modern-day creative stagnation, but the truth is that the entertainment industry has always loved retelling the same stories.
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In this new retelling of our boy hero, Peter Parker has been folded into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with the action of Homecoming picking up right after the events of Captain America: Civil War.
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Initiated in 1967 by Anant Pai, the series was intended as a pedagogical tool to educate children on their cultural heritage through the retelling of stories from Indian epics, mythology, history, folklore and fables.
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The Ambivalent Internet is a study of online culture grounded in folklore, the unruly yet deeply traditional medium through which stories, much like memes, are passed down and permitted to evolve with every retelling.
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We talked about why people are rocked by the retelling of Emily's story, why she didn't have her actors read much before they began shooting, and how Emily was far ahead of her time.
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Díaz stars in ID's Dating Game Killer, a fictionalized retelling of the Texas-born murderer, who killed at least seven women and one girl in California and New York through much of the 1970s.
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But mostly it's in looking both forward and back: A brightly contemporary retelling that is not so much an origin story as a coming of age: The On-His-Way-to-Amazing Spider-Boy.
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In Eastern Orthodox art, Saint Christopher is often depicted with the mug of a mutt, and the 15th century biblical retelling, the Nuremberg Chronicle, features an image of a man with a canine head.
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In some ways, her life story is a retelling of that of Zulfi's father, Murtaza Bhutto, who was a grassroots socialist political organizer in Pakistan before being assassinated when Zulfi was six years old.
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In Elmer-DeWitt's retelling of the story, Aaron Task, Fortune's digital editor, approached him last fall and told him he had to stop writing solely about Apple, which Elmer-DeWitt didn't want to do.
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Paterno's family has accused McQueary of inconsistency in his retelling of what he saw in the locker room, though prosecutors have praised him for handling several trips to the witness stand matter-of-factly.
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The accusation happened during a face-to-face dinner between the two women — though Burruss didn't waste any time retelling the tale to Kenya Moore, Cynthia Bailey, Shereé Whitfield and her mother, Mama Joyce.
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Maloney then said Sondland had already altered his testimony several times since testifying behind closed doors, suggesting the ambassador hasn&apost been honest in his retelling of the president&aposs pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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The retelling of the incident that captured the nation just five weeks before the 1994 Winter Olympics is once again making headlines and helping Harding gain closure on the defining moment of her life.
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Vicarious Visions saw fit to oversee this retelling, coloring in vivid details from the more vaguely penciled lines of the original, but maybe adding in a few more unintended pratfalls with their fuzzy collisions.
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The Big Sick Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon's more-or-less faithful retelling of an early episode in their relationship has the logline of a sappy hugging-and-learning movie of the week.
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Once Jack and Ellie cut a demo (with an affable engineer played by Alexander Arnold), "Yesterday" expands into a gentle satire of the music industry wrapped in a mellow retelling of the Faust legend.
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Over the course of four years, he produced a well-reviewed novel, "American Dervish," a comic retelling of his own childhood, narrated by a boy from a secular Muslim household who turns deeply religious.
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Any professional setbacks, like the layoff that preceded his company's founding in the 1980s or the assorted stumbles of his mayoral bids, have been presented in the retelling as more character-building than demoralizing.
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If you want the full retelling of the technical problems for these caucuses — which went undeclared for five days before, in the end, no winner was declared — read this story from Vox's Emily Stewart.
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Retelling the classic story for a new generation doesn't mean that its main character has a completely new set of problems; millennial Rob's love life is just as complicated as the Gen X version.
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"Everything in 'West Side Story' is of a piece," Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times wrote the next day about the show's retelling of "Romeo and Juliet" against the backdrop of gang conflict.
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But one situation sticks out, and received a full narrative retelling by Horowitz: A lower-level FBI attorney adding to an email the assertion that Page was not a source for an intelligence agency.
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The report on Monday gives a thorough retelling of FBI officials' traveling abroad to interview Steele and a source of his and to keep track of allegations raised in the dossier in a spreadsheet.
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Yet Mr. Teste's retelling of the story, in French with English supertitles (conveniently placed as long as you don't sit too close to the stage), is most concerned with paying homage to directorial technique.
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Like Henry Louis Gates junior's recent reassessment of Reconstruction, or "The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee", a retelling of Native American history (reviewed here), more inclusive histories are truer histories—albeit messier and less heroic.
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But Mr. Payne's play, an earlier version of which was performed as "The Art of Dying" in 2013, is structured as a competition between two possible tragedies instead of a straightforward retelling of one.
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Compare this with, say, Johnny Depp's turn in the role in the 2005 retelling of the story, where Depp's Wonka is given a fleet of parental issues and essentially functions as the story's hero.
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In the following years, director Peter Berg emerged as a connoisseur of national tragedy, making a $120 million spectacle out of the Deepwater Horizon spill, and recently retelling the story of the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Gage's strident, rabble-rousing account of Truth's Ain't I a Woman speech is very different than the retelling from Robinson, who wrote about the same speech in 1851, only weeks after the convention took place.
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Starring Margot Robbie as Harding, the retelling of her rise and fall will put figure skating back in the national conversation only months before the sport gets perhaps its biggest showcase, at the Winter Olympics.
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The story, meanwhile, is little more than a dull and perfunctory retelling of the series opener, in which the Rangers fight Rita Repulsa, an army of putty monsters, and a hulking gold monster named Goldar.
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Ms. Miller's fascination with Circe became an obsession after she published her 2011 debut novel, "The Song of Achilles," a retelling of the Iliad that centers on a romance between Achilles and his friend Patroclus.
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Emily Wilson, a classicist who recently published a new translation of the Odyssey, said she was skeptical at first of yet another "retelling of a classical myth," but was won over by Ms. Miller's take.
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A friend later confirmed I was right — they'd let him into their safehouse, whereupon he'd turned into a werewolf and gutted a slew of innocents, like a video game retelling of the Three Little Pigs.
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The opening statement former FBI Director James Comey will read at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Thursday morning is on its face a dramatic retelling of the events that precipitated his firing in May.
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Today, we get lush images like those by Yanick Paquette, who has drawn many covers and comics for DC, including "Wonder Woman: Earth One," a modern retelling of the Amazon's origin, written by Grant Morrison.
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Producer, director and star Kenneth Branagh seeks to replicate those charms in a mildly effective retelling of Agatha Christie's tale, a reasonably well-oiled machine that hits bumps in the latter stages of its journey.
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In its first season, the Netflix comedy did a loose retelling of Bamford's real experiences as an actor and standup comedian, all while showing how much her mental health issues have informed her entire life.
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But if you're one of the few who don't, you've got two chances this year to see new versions of the classic musical retelling of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" as a teenage street gang melodrama.
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Trump, who typically demands short sharp briefings and is known for his colorful retelling of stories, said Friedman was shocked, "like a wonderful, beautiful baby," and asked the President if he would actually do it.
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But the love triangle is steeped so heavily in other versions of this basic story that it feels less like a retelling and more like a version of this story that has passed into myth.
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In the retelling, the spokesman said, Mr. Duterte "purposely added and spliced the story with vulgarity" because he wanted to make the story funnier for listeners in order to keep them interested in his message.
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In a phone interview during a break from the Dublin shoot of "Green Knight," David Lowery's retelling of the Arthurian legend, Patel spoke about living a nightmare and the career moves that make him sweat.
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It might seem as if "Drunk Shakespeare" were inspired by "Drunk History" — a 210 web series turned Comedy Central mainstay that features a tipsy narrator retelling a historical event as actors lip sync his tale.
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I signed up to revisit Arnold and his treason with the aim of retelling the whole story as vividly as possible while taking on board the recent outpouring of scholarship about colonial and revolutionary America.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 88%Synopsis: The US housing crisis is depicted through the lens of hedge-fund managers Michael Burry (Bale) and Mark Baum (Steve Carell) in this retelling of the book by Michael Lewis.
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According to New York Times scribe Mike Isaac's retelling of the event, #DeleteUber resulted in "more than 500,000 people" deleting their Uber accounts in the span of a week, costing the company "millions" of dollars.
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The innocence and frankness that endeared him to me as a teenager — and continue to appeal to me 20 years later — are part of what makes his stories so ripe for retelling in this context.
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It's really the first retelling of Arthurian legend through the eyes of a woman and it was something that I finished reading and I just literally flipped out and went, Fuck, this is really good.
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The editorial misfire bears retelling because it showed the most likely way that the new administration's attempts to shut down the free press could succeed, just as it shows how those attempts can be stopped.
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White House lawyers were in discussion about "how to treat the call because of the likelihood, in the officials' retelling, that they had witnessed the president abuse his office for personal gain," the complaint says.
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You won't find musical numbers (or Russell Crowe's pipes) here; this version by the "House of Cards" writer Andrew Davies favors spoken dialogue over singing, and markets itself as a faithful retelling of Hugo's story.
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That tension is part of what powers the stories as they move, inexorably, toward Ragnarok and the apocalypse, and it's how Gaiman plays between the two extremes that keeps this retelling fresh, vital, and compelling.
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"We are grateful for the opportunity to thank the people and organizations from Thailand and around the world who came together to perform a true miracle, by retelling our story," he said in a press release.
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The film is based on E.T.A. Hoffman's short story written in 1816 and Alexandre Dumas' retelling in the 1892 Tchaikovsky ballet "The Nutcracker," which is now performed on stages around the world during the Christmas season.
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AHS: Roanoke followed the success of a fictional docuseries called My Roanoke Nightmare, which included a retelling and reenactments of a family's horrific experience at a home built on the land of the mysterious Roanoke Colony.
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Lemon, which was co-written by Bravo and Gelman, is partly a study in failure, partly a dark spin on the tropes found in most comedies, and partly an exaggerated retelling of Bravo and Gelman's courtship.
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I have been a bookworm since I was barely walking, and yet this book, this gorgeous retelling, has affected me so profoundly that I genuinely do not know if I will ever be entirely the same.
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That would have been bad enough, but when retelling the story to Richards and Vanderpump, she claimed she was only six minutes late — blasting Mellencamp Arroyave for being annoyed about her tardiness in the first place.
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"I would just hop on my bike and drive down to Blockbuster ..." YouTuber sWooZie takes us on a blue carpeted walk down memory lane in a cartoon retelling of his pivotal Blockbuster moments as a tween.
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When it digs this deep and this personal, it's hard to argue the power of the series' blunt-force approach to gay trauma — especially not when the history it's retelling isn't so long gone after all.
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Still via YouTube The song weaves in and out of Robitussin beats with Melinoe's brash voice finding revelation in retelling those stories that, while once were frightening, have now helped him find a new inner peace.
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The Seder is a dinner ritual that takes place on the first two nights of the holiday, which includes a retelling of the story of the exodus from Egypt and eating a series of symbolic foods.
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Idriss described himself as the "senior refugee" in the center; he had been there for four months, telling and retelling his story to officials, and then waiting to see if he would be given refugee status.
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But Dorian Gray appears to be less a straightforward retelling of Oscar Wilde's classic Faustian morality tale and more a dark, supernatural riff on old themes involving familiar characters, much like Showtime's Penny Dreadful TV series.
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" (In the retelling, Kunta Kinte is played by one actor; in the original, John Amos played him as an adult.) Describing the shoot months later in a phone interview, Mr. Kirby said: "'Intense' is an understatement.
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In Smith's clipped retelling of his subject's early years, Bush was an unaccomplished, callow son of privilege who cashed in on his family's connections for everything from his admission to Yale to his avoidance of Vietnam.
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In retelling the story, he pulled out spot-on impersonations of not only Williams and Hart, but also Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy, Tracy Morgan, Chris Tucker, Hannibal Buress, and the late Bernie Mac. 2.
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A retelling of Beauty and the Beast where every sentence is so carefully constructed that reading it, you feel like you're watching each line be pulled out one by one from a velvet-lined jewel box.
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Lone Scherfig's Their Finest, in contrast, stayed with civilians, telling the story of young filmmakers who worked at the Ministry of Information during the war and sought to boost morale by retelling stories of ordinary courage.
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Launched online in 2017 by musical artist David Kanaga, it is an absurdist videogame retelling of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, where audience members play-through and listen to the opera on their home computers.
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From the very start of the project more than a decade ago, they decided not to shoot any sit-down interviews with those politicians, because their well-practiced retelling of the narrative would muddy the waters.
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In this modern retelling — in yet another era when spontaneous beauty can remedy despair, if only briefly — a garbage pail becomes a geyser of roses, an explosion of dahlias, a shooting plume of lilies and irises.
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It's not a literal retelling of the story of the ballet, and it's driven by Mr. Murfi's words, as well as by nine dancers who incarnate the villagers and swans with wild, curving swirls of motion.
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This summer, after Little, Brown and Company announced Ms. Meyer's new novel, some "Twi-hards" lashed out, complaining that she should focus on finishing "Midnight Sun," her stalled retelling of "Twilight" from the vampire Edward's perspective.
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Though Castro is the first impeachment investigator to directly accuse Sondland of perjury, other Democrats have questioned his retelling of the events surrounding his interactions with Ukrainians, which have been described by multiple witnesses as inappropriate.
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That rural town was light-years away from the Manhattan home of the CBS studio, where Orson Welles was retelling H. G. Wells's novel "The War of the Worlds" in an infamous radio production on Oct.
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Henry V, and many of the characters in the film, are based on real-life people who lived in the 15th century, though it is a stretch to say that this is a historically accurate retelling.
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And another trait these films share in common is that this glamorous, murderous American duo, no matter how much the details change in every retelling, has long been lodged in our national imagination as being white.
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MATERA, Italy — For his cinematic retelling of the story of Jesus Christ, "The New Gospel," the Swiss-born, Belgium-based director Milo Rau sought answers to some questions: What would Jesus preach in the 21st century?
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In a dramatic public retelling in the Cabinet Room, he said he pressed his team to more than triple that figure, then trimmed that a little and asked for up to $50 billion in annual purchases.
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The challenge of making a meal with so many restrictions serves as a reminder of where Jews have come from and the importance of retelling the story of a time when they were not so fortunate.
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This retelling of the Bonnie and Clyde story is not content to posit that those two Depression-era outlaws got what they deserved when they died in a hail of bullets on a Louisiana back road.
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The team also did a thorough re-examination and retelling of the history of New York pizza, in which they dismissed many long-held myths — and apologized for having repeated them as fact in earlier narratives.
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This Columbus Day — or Indigenous Peoples' Day to many of us — the people at the #DecolonizeThisPlace residency at Artists Space are offering a radical retelling of a museum whose collection is, how do you say, problematic.
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The explanatory essays following each story are bewilderingly constructed, often merely retelling the plot of the story the reader has just finished, and pocked with footnotes that go into unnecessary detail about areas of common knowledge.
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She is set to appear in the upcoming Netflix series Cursed — a retelling of the legend of King Arthur in which she will portray Nimue, a teenage sorceress destined to become the powerful Lady of the Lake.
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Aside from living nearby and getting married to husband François-Henri Pinault less than a mile away in 2005, the actress also starred in the live-action retelling of Victor Hugo's epic story centering around the cathedral.
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In January and February of this year, through a series of More Art workshops in New York City, Mastrovito and his collaborators created new title cards, which were instrumental in retelling this story, both narratively and visually.
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As critic Lara Zarum wrote in the Village Voice following the release of Clint Eastwood's The 15:17 to Paris, Hollywood has always had a fascination with quickly retelling tales of heroism, stretching back to the 1930s.
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In a blog post retelling the incident, GitHub said the attackers hijacked something called "memcaching" — a distributed memory system known for high-performance and demand — to massively amplify the traffic volumes that were being fired at GitHub.
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Two "Downton Abbey" ingénues — Lily James (the Crawley cousin Lady Rose) as Cinderella, and Sophie McShera (the scullery maid Daisy) as her stepsister Drisella — swap their upstairs-downstairs positions in Kenneth Branagh's retelling of this fairy tale.
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Even if you didn't buy all the God-versus-Satan business, you could enjoy the story of their estrangement as a metaphorical retelling of what happens when daughters become adolescents and start viciously fighting with their mothers.
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The actress, who recurs on Riverdale as Ethel Muggs, will star in new Netflix original Sierra Burgess Is A Loser, which Deadline reports is a modern-day retelling of the play Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand.
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It was just time to move on from that and become our authentic selves, and to do that with new music and with new experiences that were our own rather than retelling a historical moment in time.
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Geltner dutifully covers Crews's early life, but his retelling is, unsurprisingly, no match for A Childhood: The Biography of a Place, Crews's searing memoir about his first seven years that represents the peak of his storytelling prowess.
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