Rosebud AI: Welcome to the dystopian future of corporate spokesmodeling campaigns. Rosebud.
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The Rosebud Sioux Tribe also announced its opposition to the Keystone XL in a letter from Rosebud president William Kindle, shared with BuzzFeed News on Monday.
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How, then, has Rosebud Salve stood the test of time?
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"Our little rosebud," the actress wrote in the photo's caption.
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And it wouldn't hurt to gather a rosebud or two...
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Clifford Forrest, owner of the Rosebud Mining Co, gave $1 million.
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Rosebud and Sacred Stone, both long-established, have roughly 300 people.
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She runs the Rosebud motel with her business partner, Johnny Rose.
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Think of the accident in Ordinary People, or "Rosebud" in Kane.
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I would love to tell you that I found Travis's Rosebud.
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"Our little rosebud," Hudson wrote in the caption of the picture.
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Just across the Cannonball River is a third, smaller camp, Rosebud.
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Rosebud AI, a San Francisco-based synthetic media company, launched Generative.
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" Rosebud: "Then I'll stick you so That there's no forgetting, no!
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" Lip balm "I bring a tin of Smith's Rosebud Salve everywhere.
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Rosebud sled, which he counts among his most cherished possessions—his work
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It's Gorey's Rosebud moment, the experience that made him who he was.
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Somehow, he succeeded; then he managed to get his wife, Rosebud, registered.
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Dr. Smith's concoction was called Smith's Balsam of Rose Buds, which was later swapped out for the more succinct name of Rosebud Salve, and in 1895 he founded the Rosebud Perfume Company out of a small drugstore in Woodsboro, MD. After gaining a local fan base with its salves and fragrances, the Rosebud Perfume Company began to operate not unlike the multi-level marketing companies of today.
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With an arched back, rosebud ass soaring up, she starred in solo fantasies.
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Kane, the media mogul, has died, "Rosebud" the last word on his lips.
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Charles Foster Kane whispering "Rosebud;" Keanu Reeves growling loudly at a mountain lion.
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The sun rises over the frozen water and Rosebud camp, across the way.
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The Dobbs Rosebud is a handsome straw fedora that's ideal for warmer weather.
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"She just doesn't say she likes hats — she lives it, " Ms. Rosebud said.
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A kangaroo in Rosebud, Australia, tried its paw at being a mermaid on Saturday.
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Most residents there are members of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, whose reservation is nearby.
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Was his Rosebud anything more than Playmate of the Month of June in 22000?
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On the new podcast, Lashinsky also talked about trying to find Kalanick's "Rosebud," i.e.
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In South Dakota, the XL would run near the Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations.
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Rosebud, just across the river from Oceti, lies on Army Corps land and reservation land.
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Rosebud — more memorable — they saw it in a movie once, and so she used it.
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Keystone XL will need permission from the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, so this is not over.
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Always a rosebud was how, privately, she thought of herself; and there was, in Mrs.
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Kane's Boarding House, bundled up in his muffler and pulling his Rosebud sled behind him.
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Towards the end of a session at Rosebud Studios in Evanston, the band cobble something together.
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I didn't have quite the same visceral reaction with the Gear VR version (which is called Rosebud).
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The Rosebud is versatile enough to give you a lot of use from spring to early fall.
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Operation Rosebud is superseded by the bigger, more fiendish—and, it turns out, politically sensitive—Operation Jericho.
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In the classic 1941 film, Trosper played the photographer who asks, "What's Rosebud?" following Kane's famous last words.
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Grandma Yukling-Kam-Rosebud taught me to set the typewriter margins when she came and visited from Hawaiʻi.
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And if you must know (you do), Wetzel topped everything off with some Rosebud Salve on Centineo's lips.
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Avengers: Rosebud Was His Damn Sled, We've Been Telling You That For 77 YearsCharles Kane was an Avenger.
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" A few days later, Hudson shared her first snap of Rani Rose, writing, "🌹Our little rosebud🌹.
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How was her sister, as you write in the book, her "rosebud" that motivated her throughout her career?
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The dancer who appears in both videos, Canku One Star (Rosebud Sioux), is stunning, beautiful, strong, and elegant.
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Not exactly the seminal Rosebud story one hopes to discover in a new history of a favorite film.
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I am an enrolled Sicangu Lakota, and my reservation is the Rosebud Sioux Reservation in Okreek, South Dakota.
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Core Collection: Daybed, $28.80, originally $36 [you save $7.20]The scent includes notes of rosebud, peonies, and florals.
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Jonathan Lyndon Chase: Rosebud continues at Lord Ludd Gallery (306 Market Street, 5th Floor, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) through April 17.
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Kendall Jenner squeezes a juicy grapefruit in one shot and seductively strokes a rosebud with her lips in another.
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I was suing a Miles City L.L.C. over a grass-lease default on some rangeland between Hathaway and Rosebud.
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He tells Connor that his "Rosebud" was a dollar bill — whatever it took to get him out of Dundee.
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In a scene at the beginning of the film, Charles Foster Kane, the main character, whispers "Rosebud" and then dies.
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But is the phenomenon of Rosebud Salve really so much about what's inside the tin as what the tin symbolizes?
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In Season 5, Episode 143 of The Simpsons, titled "Rosebud," Homer is seen walking down to the kitchen at night.
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Basing movies on kiddie playthings is ingenious: It turns every Lego brick into a Rosebud sled, a portal into childhood.
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She wore a flounced Kenzo dress in a bright yellow rosebud pattern over an otherwise unadorned black turtleneck and boots.
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This story has been updated to include statements from Rosebud Sioux Tribe president William Kindle and NARF staff attorney Natalie Landreth.
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"Our little rosebud," Hudson wrote in the caption, in which her daughter who was fast asleep swaddled inside a striped blanket.
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Tribal hospitals in Pine Ridge, South Dakota and Rosebud, South Dakota, have drawn particular scrutiny from tribal leadership and from Congress.
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In September, No Means No will train women on the Rosebud Lakota Sioux reservation in South Dakota to teach the course.
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We were born one year and three months apart but looked like twins with our rosebud lips and Irish blue eyes.
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From dainty rosebud hair clips to flirty side parts, you'll find the hairstyle to wear to your next candle-lit occasion, ahead.
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His work reminds me that we are always whispering "Rosebud" under our breath, desiring many things but unable to have them all.
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We want to believe it's true, but hints of cream blush, rosebud salve, and ultra-light coats of mascara are dead giveaways.
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For instance, President Barack Obama's code name is "Renegade," Michelle's is "Renaissance" and daughters Malia and Sasha are "Radiance" and "Rosebud" respectively.
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The woman known as Muva Rosebud to her 18 million (and counting) social media followers brings her unfiltered style to late night.
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The Rosebud is made in the US from florentine Milan straw and comes in a choice of colors including a rich burgundy.
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So does the character affectingly portrayed by Jonathan Hogan, who arrives late in the play in the "Rosebud" revelation in Strings's life.
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Gloria, who plans to rename the feline Rosebud, was hospitalized for a month after her accident and still has scars from her ordeal.
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The Rosebud has a higher crown (4 inches) and shorter brim (2 and 1/8th inches), which doesn't necessarily complement a heavier face.
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A mere hour later, Duff showed off her new ink — a gray-shaded, two-bloom rosebud — on her the back of her arm.
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He has rosebud lips and somewhat worried brows that make him appear lost in thought or on the verge of making a decision.
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There may be no Rosebud in Spielberg's life, just an inveterate urge to make fictions and a natural sense of what's broadly appealing.
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The classic noir triangle at the novel's heart opens up to introduce a roundelay of characters, most of whom get their Rosebud moment.
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His mother even silver-plated his baby shoes — an act Mr. Browne, in his own personal "Citizen Kane," has imbued with near-Rosebud import.
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From the size of his genitals, sketchily outlined in blue, he appears to be well-hung, and his asshole, or "rosebud," is visible, too.
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"Rosebud" — spoiler alert — is the brand name of a sled from his youth, a symbol of desire as well as all that he's lost.
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Yet Michael Curtiz didn't ban viewers from entering "Mildred Pierce" (1945) late, nor did Orson Welles embargo the press on matters relating to "Rosebud".
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"Ignorance is alive and well in our City Council," Yolonda Blue Horse, a citizen of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, told The Dallas Morning News.
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Now, David, you're going to continue with the charitable giving, because you feel like this is, I don't know, the "Rosebud" of the situation.
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On June 17 1876, Finds Them And Kills Them gained his reputation when he rescued a fellow tribesman during the Battle of Rosebud Creek.
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Never daunted, Mr. Preminger invited former Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York to play a United States senator in the movie "Rosebud" in 1974.
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In "Law North of the Rosebud, 1971", for example, Cannon depicts a tribal policeman against a flat background of red, blue, purple and lime green.
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Side seam labels should be checked for style numbers 2111187 (Sophy Floral and Jazzberry Ladybug) or 2111188 (Rosebud Heart), as well as vendor number 7000028.
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Surrounded by miners from Rosebud Mining Co., President Trump shows a signed executive order rolling back Obama-era climate rules at EPA headquarters on Wednesday.
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In addition, Generated Photos and Rosebud AI are allowing people to create their own realities, letting companies demonstrate artificial diversity where there actually isn't any.
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Still, at least five newspaper movies were nominated for best picture in the decade before 1941's "Citizen Kane" (nominated but not chosen — sorry, Rosebud).
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The comedians Rosebud Baker, Jordan Temple and Josh Adam Meyers will be the first to appear on this new stand-up show from Bill Burr.
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The star wrapped up her routine by applying a multipurpose balm, Rosebud Salve, on her lips, following up with a facial moisturizer that contains honey.
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"They're waiting for us to disperse, and they're not going to win that way," says Madonna Antoine Eagle Hawk, a member of the Sicangu Rosebud Sioux.
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With his cold eyes, baby cheeks, and rosebud mouth, he resembles James Spader—silky and guarded, a Master of the Universe in a boxy brown suit.
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With Florence, his number two, Nat throws himself into Operation Rosebud, which involves the surveillance of a London-based Ukrainian oligarch with links to Russian intelligence.
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With his chestnut waves of hair, thoughtful eyes, rosebud lips, incredible cheekbones, and thick-ass eyebrows, Timothée Chalamet has the kind of face people write songs about.
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One inspection of Rosebud Hospital in November found evidence of untreated tuberculosis, unsterilized handwashed surgical equipment and accounts of a premature baby born on a bathroom floor.
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Another company, Rosebud AI, is now taking that concept a step further, with faces that aren't just part of a static, stock database, but customizable and personalizable.
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"Our little rosebud," Hudson, 39, wrote on Saturday alongside the sweet snap, in which her daughter appeared to be fast asleep while snuggling inside a striped blanket.
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She was stunningly beautiful, wore a pink rose clip in her thick dark hair and slept under the softest pink rosebud baby blanket the nurses gave her.
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"I don't know where I'm supposed to be," the Khan character says, a problem of identity solved at the end, when he remembers a Rosebud-like password.
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This year, the feds have sued or collected from IHOP franchises, a California Chipotle, a Rosebud Restaurant, a Dollar General, an Applebee's, a private-prison giant, and more.
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Hope wants to find something illuminating, though the prospect that Ruth, who had a long history of mental illness, left some sort of Rosebud is a dubious proposition.
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As for the location of the Creek, if you do a little more digging, you can find the exact location of the Rosebud Motel in Hockley Valley, Ontario.
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Casting a shadow over all of them is Michèle's father, a truly monstrous patriarch guilty of a crime that is at once the movie's Rosebud and its MacGuffin.
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It's a bittersweet sendoff for the Rosebud Motel, David and Patrick (Noah Reid), and a town full of lovable weirdos who gave us all nothing but joy. -P.
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U.S. District Judge Brian Morris determined at the time that the Rosebud Sioux and Fort Belknap Indian tribes made credible claims that the line violated their treaty rights.
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Looking at the Rosebud Sioux and Oglala Sioux, the Leader found that life expectancy for Natives in South Dakota is twenty-one years shorter than the state average.
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Back inside the cozy, handsome house, one finds at last the essential Chast, the Roz rosebud, in the form of two fine and carefully kept collections of books.
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And on the Rosebud Indian Reservation, where State Senator Troy Heinert once taught elementary school, Mr. Heinert said a transgender girl had attended classes years ago without any issue.
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" A ninety-nine-year-old elder in the Sicongu Rosebud Sioux Tribe named Marie Brush Breaker-Randall told me that the mountains are "the foundation of the Lakota Nation.
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With our time with the Roses dwindling, they need to get the gang back together and let us watch them bond over their final days at the Rosebud Motel.
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Pennsylvania's Rosebud Mining company hired more than 40 ex-miners to clean up over 3 million tons of toxic coal waste piles left behind after a mine closure in 1971.
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The closest "Gimme Danger" comes to a Rosebud moment of revelation is Iggy Pop's recollection of how, as a teenager, contemptuous frat boys rocked the family trailer back and forth.
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Maeve Higgins hosts performances by David Cross, Gary Gulman, Aparna Nancherla, Rosebud Baker and Daniel Simonsen at this ballroom inside the Union Temple of Brooklyn near Grand Army Plaza. murmrr.
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Novices should start with Angela Caglia's Rosebud Eye Treatment Set ($65), hand-held rose-quartz orbs designed for massaging the eye area and temples (a gentler alternative to gua sha).
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One thing she couldn't change, however, was the tiny-pink-rosebud wallpaper, which, reflecting her mother's characteristic brio, was hung not merely on the walls but also on the ceiling.
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White also talked to elders and the tribal council on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, obtaining their consent to make the film, and was adamant about including the Lakota language.
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Throughout Rosebud Chase ties his materials to his subject matter to raise questions about the fluidity of identity, suggesting that we must maintain multiple identities at all times simply to survive.
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On the day of the performance, a kindergarten-age viewer lay back in a pillow on the floor, hypnotized by the periodic inflation of rosebud-shaped sculptures attached to the ceiling.
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The Fort Belknap and Rosebud Sioux tribes brought the lawsuit against the State Department on Monday, claiming the pipeline was approved last year without consideration of the harm it could inflict.
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The Fort Belknap and Rosebud Sioux tribes brought the lawsuit against the State Department on Monday, claiming the pipeline was approved last year without consideration of the harm it could inflict.
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Dan Soder (Mafee on Showtime's "Billions"), Julio Torres (a former "Saturday Night Live" writer and a creator and a star of HBO's upcoming "Los Espookys"), Rosebud Baker and Martin Urbano perform.
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And deep in The Times's archive, he left his own Rosebud: the account of a speech given in 1966 by the social critic Marya Mannes to the National Council of Women.
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But in 245, when her friend Harriet Rosebud, a hat designer, mentioned that the ailing S & S Hat Company in Philadelphia was for sale, Ms. Morgan-Thomas jumped at the opportunity.
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Those bygone premiums do help to emphasize just how long Rosebud Salve has been around — since when people wanted phonographs and BB guns so badly they'd go door to door selling salves.
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Growing up in Winner, S.D., near the Rosebud Indian Reservation, Ms. Taylor recalled discrimination against the Sioux, like their being barred from her public school when she was in the third grade.
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She said there were instances of harassment and abusive behavior, which she attributes to the financial benefits promised by the energy industry, such as a $350,000 donation by Encana to the Rosebud Theatre.
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Then, without warning, it smash cuts to a screen with a command, like "COME" — then suddenly you're another lady with legs splayed open, rubbing her rosebud until she damn well chooses to finish.
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Offered in a range of colors spanning from "Rosebud" to "Sapphire," these lace-up leggings kind of look fit for an acrobat, but don't be surprised if you see them incorporated into everyday looks.
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They were still living in adjoining rooms at the Rosebud Motel, which the patriarch, Johnny, now co-owns with Stevie, and visiting Twyla at the Café Tropical, but over all, things were looking up.
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David Cournoyer, who is Lakota and a Rosebud Sioux tribal member, expressed an unwillingness to let the Walker Art Center off the hook for its handling of the sculpture and the controversy surrounding it.
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"Looking like a rosebud, Mama's little girl, Pickin' up a mountain, Mama's little girl, Better give me some time for this heart of mine, Cause I just can't take it all in," she lovingly wrote.
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As a fifth-generation resident of New York City, I can tell you that New Yorkers reminisce about the price of a slice of pizza during their childhoods like Charles Foster Kane reminisced about Rosebud.
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She is also a landowner and resident near Rosebud, Alberta, a hamlet 2000 kilometers east of Calgary with fewer than 2350 people, no gas station, and a renowned theatre that draws 2000,000 tourists each year.
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She is also a landowner and resident near Rosebud, Alberta, a hamlet 100 kilometers east of Calgary with fewer than 100 people, no gas station, and a renowned theatre that draws 3503,000 tourists each year.
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With 20% more volume than "East Coast Lips", they are fuller and appear more enhanced than the subtle, work-with-what-you've-got plump of their east-coast cousin, which is more rosebud than rhododendron.
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"Fuel constitutes the bulk of our operating cost, and our repeated efforts to negotiate lower fuel prices with Westmoreland Rosebud Mining, the plant's sole and only historically permitted fuel supplier, have been rebuffed," Lebsack said.
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That his modest childhood in Yonkers will have been the happiest years of his life, and he seems to realize those greasy pizza slices will be his "Rosebud," so he keeps the pizza joint in business.
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I tried it on the Vive, but it also supports the Oculus Rift and PlayStation VR. Like Rosebud, a loose adaptation of The Little Prince, Allumette is a children's story that's by turn whimsical and melancholy.
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Woodard's report showed that from May 2014 to October 2015, Rosebud Sioux member Paul Castaway was the only one of the 29 Native American police brutality victims who had been the subject of significant media coverage.
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Patients at Sioux San were chiefly members of the Oglala Sioux, Cheyenne River Sioux and Rosebud tribes who had moved from reservations in the region to Rapid City seeking employment and a better quality of life.
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He was not sure whether Nacho Martínez, playing the wounded matador who was about to make love to her, should graze her crotch directly with his mouth or do so with a rosebud between his teeth.
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Since the actual sex in this genre is pretty tame compared to popular genres like rosebud porn, performers see it as a welcome respite from the physical extremes and acrobatics that have come to oversaturate the market.
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The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that his birthplace was the Rosebud (Sioux) reservation in South Dakota, that he had served in the Army, and that both his parents and all six of his siblings had died.
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Hear and learn from the comedians Rosebud Baker and Nore Davis, NPR's "Ask Me Another" host Ophira Eisenberg, the writer Mike Albo, and Dodai Stewart, a deputy editor for the Metro desk at The New York Times.
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Sandy White Hawk, a Sicangu Lakota adoptee from the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, is the founder of the First Nations Repatriation Institute, which researches Native adoptees and helps to reunite them with their tribes and families.
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Groundbreaking in its scope and gritty-pretty when it comes to language, this visceral page-turner will have you rooting for Virgil as he chases down the drug dealers causing so much pain on the Rosebud Reservation.
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"We can see that many of the counties with very low life expectancies in the Dakotas, like Oglala Lakota County in South Dakota, overlap with large Native American reservations including the Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations," said Murray.
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The technique, which goes back to the 1500s, results in a diamond with a flat bottom and a dome-shaped crown that rises to a single apex with three to 24 facets — basically the shape of a rosebud.
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"A lot of people around here have been cut out of democracy for a long time," said Donna Semans, an organizer with Four Directions, who is herself an enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe of South Dakota.
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It was a lot of exposition to get us to the point that Stevie doesn't want to be in business with Johnny and that she's probably going leave her gig at the Rosebud, as I predicted last week.
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The "on meth" public awareness campaign is accompanied by the announcement of a partnership between the state and the Rosebud Sioux Tribe to have the Sioux operate the only tribe-run Intensive Methamphetamine Treatment Program in the state.
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Lisa Marie Iyotte, then 43 years old, told The Times she was sexually assaulted on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation in South Dakota, but prosecutors never told her why they did not charge the man arrested in the crime.
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A separate audit details one of the highest-profile examples of the IHS' shortcomings — the staffing shortages and safety problems that prompted the government to temporarily close the emergency department in IHS' Rosebud hospital, in South Dakota, in 2015.
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The 55-year-old became particularly transfixed with a certain sartorial item a few years ago: the boutonnière — a dotted blue swath of silk twill hand-rolled into a rosebud swirl — made by Charvet, the French shirtmaker and tailor.
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And then we have the final flashback, the "Rosebud" moment: a scene in which we return to the San Francisco opera house where, it is imagined, Versace and Cunanan met during a 1990 production of "Capriccio" that Versace designed.
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I picked out a specific man, Stan Dodd, who wore a fat white rosebud in his lapel, and who surveyed the bettors with a cold, appraising eye and called them in with what sounded like, but was not, affection.
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This week, they not only present comedy from Shalewa Sharpe, Rosebud Baker, Aminah Imani, Raj Sivaraman, Mike Recine and Emmy Blotnick; they also ask you to bring donations of coats, gloves, hats and boots for the ICL coat drive.
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The brand posted two clips of Canku Thomas One Star, a member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, performing the Fancy War Dance wearing a colorful traditional ensemble as part of the new Dior Sauvage advertising initiative.
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Babeland's Dahlia is a perfect example, because it has both a long enough shaft and a slight curve to be a G-spot toy and a rosebud shape at the tip that will hug your clit when you use it externally.
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On Tuesday, IHS awarded an Arizona-based private healthcare staffing company a contract for up to $60 million to provide employees for the shuttered emergency room at Rosebud as well as at Pine Ridge and at a hospital in Winnebago, Nebraska.
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"This could go all winter, and into next summer," said Lance Dorian, spokesman for a group from the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota that has set up camp on the south side of the Cannon Ball River, on Standing Rock land.
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With such a wide cast, its many characters risk feeling like types, or even stereotypes, but Harrison attempts to give most of them a moment in the sun: an explanatory back story, a convincing moral justification, even a Rosebud moment.
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Riders from the Standing Rock, Rosebud, and Lower Brule Lakota reservations come together on horseback to push back a police line that had formed between a group of protesters and the entrance to the Dakota Access Pipeline construction site, Aug.
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But it's the Long Island Iced Tea, a cocktail—if you can call it that— invented in the early '70s by a guy named Robert "Rosebud" Butt at Oak Beach Inn, that serves as our real introduction to the world.
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If you told everybody that Charles Foster Kane uttered "Rosebud" because that was his sled, or that Darth Vader was Luke Skywalker's father, or that "Mother" was really a psychologically damaged Norman Bates in a dress, well, you were kind of a jerk.
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The New Yorkers have always maintained that the drink was created in 1972 at the Oak Beach Inn in the Hamptons, where a bartender named "Rosebud" Butt mixed together vodka, tequila, rum, gin, triple sec and cola and gave it its famous name.
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In his current exhibition, Rosebud, at Lord Ludd Gallery, the roughly painted African-American man in "Man with Heads" (2015), wearing nothing but a necktie and Nike high-tops, presents his shapely ass to the viewer, boldly planting himself in the center of the composition.
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For her rehearsal dinner on Saturday night, the former First Daughter, 36, chose a romantic rosebud print Brock Collection design, which she wore for family photos alongside her nieces and flower girls Margaret "Mila", 5, and Poppy, 3, as seen in the snapshot below.
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Hitchcock's 1940 film Rebecca began with a slow, foreboding approach to a darkened palatial estate and ended with a blazing fire that consumes an all-encompassing emblem of the tragic hero, both elements later incorporated (Xanadu and Rosebud) in Welles' 1941 magnum opus Citizen Kane.
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Rosebud (11 bis, rue Delambre) will throw those nostalgic for the Roaring Twenties back to an era when the existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre and the feminist writer Simone de Beauvoir sipped sophisticated cocktails there, now served by white-tuxedo-wearing waiters for €14.
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Penrose debuted its first short, Rosebud, late last year on the Gear VR. (A more immersive HTC Vive version, called The Rose and I, is being shown at Sundance.) Allumette is a much larger project that takes advantage of the cutting edge of consumer VR tech.
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As I stared down at her face, newly freed from a tangle of cloth tape and a breathing tube, I drank in the details of her rosebud mouth and realized that the connection we had forged through seemingly insurmountable obstacles was not ending, it was simply changing.
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But, just six years later, the government sent Custer and the Seventh Cavalry into the Black Hills in search of gold, setting off a summer of battles, in 22001, in which Crazy Horse and his warriors helped win dramatic victories at both Rosebud and the Little Bighorn.
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Due to my affection for factoids and occupation of newspapering I had MALIA OBAMA, at 26D, as Secret Service's "Radiance" straight off the bat (Sasha is Rosebud, and it's pretty fun to hop into the rabbit hole of Secret Service monikering, in case you haven't ever).
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The snowsuits in question, manufactured in China, come in two styles and three prints: a soft pink "Rosebud Heart" color, with embroidered hearts on the sleeves; a pink and red "Jazzberry Ladybug" pattern; and a vibrant "Sophy Floral" design, which features a white base overlaid with various colorful flowers.
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But if the harassment allegations are true, the abuse of female employees over such a long period of time by the nation's most highly rated news network will permanently tarnish the Ailes and Murdoch legacy -- and could leave Fox News' reputation in ashes, just like "Rosebud" in "Citizen Kane."
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With Chula and Jude at our feet, and Kane and Rosebud watching us, we met a second time to discuss the impact of climate change on animal populations: ~~ Carl, could you tell me about climate change and how this is affecting wild animals and their communities right now?
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IOI will control the OASIS if it manages to crack a quest that Halliday left behind when he died: Players need to collect three keys from the OASIS, guided by clues that Halliday left behind that have something to do with the key to Halliday's past — his Rosebud, so to speak.
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Trump's version of Citizen Kane's Rosebud would not be a child's sled—it would be a tufted settee that somehow has shoulder pads, or a photo of himself with two Cincinnati Bengals cheerleaders taken at Joe Piscopo's 40th birthday party—but the doomed and atavistic pursuit of it is the same.
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Finding a liking and a talent for public service, he won a string of elections, and served as Forsyth's mayor from 1955 to 1961, as a member of the Montana House of Representatives from Rosebud County from 1961 to 1963, and as a state senator in Helena, the capital, from 1963 to 1967.
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O.J. Semans, a member of the Rosebud Sioux and the organization's co-executive director, told The New Republic that after over a decade of securing voting rights in key battleground states, Native voters are now participating heavily enough that politicians, at least on the left, have little choice but to vie for their votes.
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He has also published books, like "Warren Beatty and Desert Eyes" and "Rosebud: The Story of Orson Welles," that don't fit any known category but are intriguingly hybrid efforts that take off from a specific film to expound on the mystique of personality and the mystery of successful (or, as it may be, failed) moviemaking.
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She's establishing Teach for America's first-ever civil rights agenda and is now traveling the country listening to community input from wide-ranging locals like the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota, the Rio Grande valley and Ferguson, Mo. Packnett is wrestling with what it means to uphold various cultural values while bringing innovative teaching methods into the classroom.
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In 2012–13, Shechet had residencies in the Meissen manufactory, during and after which she made three-dimensional porcelain collages by splicing together scavenged factory molds, semi-functional fragments and dissociated wholes: In "Idol," 2012, an asparagus dish, a kiln brick, the figure of a lamb crowned with a broken eggshell and a rosebud glazed in 24-karat gold.
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It's hard to call the operation a success, but to those for whom Welles' name still denotes something vaguely magical, it's worth watching the documentary, which -- in much the way the journalist in "Citizen Kane" sought to better understand the man by unlocking the riddle of Rosebud -- provides some insight into what made its legendary subject tick.
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Then there were the Regency rosebud prints of Giambattista Valli's collection, which married courtly dishabille to a Pink Ladies sentiment (think "Grease," not cocktails) so an off-the-shoulder candy floss moiré crop top with voluminous sleeves and crystal trim was paired with matching moiré cigarette pants, and minidresses in silk organza and lace were finished in long trains at the back.
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Related: Garry Shandling shares his thoughts on Johnny Carson If there's a Rosebud in this "Citizen Kane"-like deconstruction, it can be found in the death of Shandling's older brother when he was just a kid; and a certain paranoia that actually turned out to be well founded, given that he wound up having his phones tapped by private investigator Anthony Pellicano.
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But while the formula has changed slightly over the past 126 years (and the price has since multiplied by about 24), the ubiquity of Smith's Rosebud Salve endures: in makeup artists' kits, in the faux vintage clutch of anyone who's ever been inside an Anthropologie store... and yes, in the case of one tin sold for 25 cents sometime between 1908 and 1962, deep in the annals of the Smithsonian.
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The ever-growing mail-order business saw over 70,000 agents going from door to door to sell the wares — including the Rosebud Salve — out of catalogs, with their efforts going toward rewards such as curtains, BB guns, silverware, phonographs, and old cylinder records, all thrilling and covetable "prizes" that seem not at all out of date or, in retrospect, kind of a weird list of things to choose from.
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"I felt like the purity of a single rosebud would play well against this image of a meadow," Buterbaugh says of Moffit's new collection, having chosen a scent called Sultry Rose to waft from a blown glass bottle by David Colton and two taxidermied rooster diffusers by the artist Allis Markham (to get a sense of it, he touts his work as scents designed "for every dirty, pretty thing").
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U.S. District Judge Brian Morris, an Obama appointee, dismissed the government's arguments that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 28503 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 22020 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE has total authority to approve the $8 billion pipeline and said that the Rosebud Sioux and Fort Belknap Indian tribes made credible claims that the line violated their treaty rights.
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They include Ron Paprocki of Gotham Bar and Grill, a New York restaurant that since the 1980s has taken a structural approach to dishes, like its signature soaring chocolate cake; Rachel Gibeley of Rosebud American Kitchen & Bar in Boston, who oversees a celebrated pie program with creative flavors like grapefruit-caramel meringue; and Brandi Henderson, formerly of Delancey in Seattle, who now runs the adjacent cooking school and community kitchen, the Pantry.
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Over the eight previous episodes, starting with Versace's killing, the series drew us back in time, through Cunanan's killings of four other people; his career as a drug addict and escort; his resentment of the fame and accomplishment of other gay men; his odd childhood; his troubled relationship with his doting but oppressive and mendacious father; and — in the closest thing to a "Rosebud" moment — an imagined encounter between Cunanan and Versace years before the murders.
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