Joaquin Phoenix's The Joker is finally seeing the light of day.
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"I'm seeing the light at the end of the tunnel," he says.
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But the recently-unearthed music is finally seeing the light of day.
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Benedict Cumberbatch's Thomas Edison electricity thriller is finally seeing the light of day.
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But unfortunately, his work is seeing the light of day a bit prematurely.
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That's why this ruling went a full year before seeing the light of day.
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"She is seeing the light that she will do jail time," a source told E!
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She is seeing the light that she will do jail time and is freaking out.
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Either way, I don't anticipate the heavy stone seeing the light of day anytime soon.
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After several long, arduous years, Kesha's new album Rainbow is finally seeing the light of day.
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It's Ono we have to thank for Street Fighter IV ever seeing the light of day.
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Acceptance did arrive in 2014, but this puzzle is seeing the light of day only now.
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For those not yet out, they are seeing the light at the end of the closet darken.
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Google's next-generation smartwatch platform, Android Wear 2.0, will not be seeing the light of day this year.
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TC: You sound like Roger McNamee, who talks about Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg eventually seeing the light.
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If there is such a thing as Trumpism, though, it's dying out before seeing the light of day.
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She is grounded, she's got both feet on the ground and she's looking forward to seeing the light again.
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Exxon, and other major energy corporations, fought for years to keep the rule from seeing the light of day.
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How Saul becomes Paul, one of the apostles, how he goes blind seeing the light of God and converts?
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"Thank you for seeing the light in me," one young woman told Kathy after a cry on the couch.
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The Supreme Court has enforced strict prohibitions on government efforts to block publications from seeing the light of day.
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"Once you are playing that good and you are seeing the light you want to keep going," Simmons said.
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But only now is the issue seeing the light of day, after Pope Francis acknowledged the problem this week.
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Yet there is a wrinkle that could prevent Razer's upcoming mobile gaming whatever from ever seeing the light of day.
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"I love working with kids and seeing the light come on when they realize they are smart," Spencer tells PEOPLE.
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And, well, let's face it, concept smartphones don't have a great record of ever seeing the light of day either.
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A song that Elvis Costello and Carole King wrote together in the 1990s is finally seeing the light of day.
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The Greek government says this time is different and Athens is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Keeping facts from seeing the light of day and maintaining secrecy of records is just part of a cover-up.
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"We are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and it's not a train coming at us," Seaton said.
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The plan then fell to the wayside, and now he's dead set against the book ever seeing the light of day.
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He didn't try to accommodate everyone, because it would end the New Deal's chances of ever seeing the light of day.
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I think the coolest part about all that is that I'm a fan of anything special seeing the light of day.
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"It was either shutting down the entire area or having the project not seeing the light of day," Mr. Tedeschi said.
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That dependence gives officials leverage to push their owners to run favorable stories and stop others from seeing the light of day.
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And so, he and his administration will fight to the bitter end to keep his returns from seeing the light of day.
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After all, when you are seeing the light as it comes through the lens itself, there is no lag or color bias.
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An obvious solution, for those seeking to avoid such regulation, would be to prevent that science from seeing the light of day.
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Supporters who spoke to The Hill Extra said they are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel on a bipartisan measure.
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After seven years of negotiations, a trade partnership between the European Union and Canada is in danger of never seeing the light of day.
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But in this case, Republicans of varying stripes worked together — purposely or not — to keep an unworkable bill from seeing the light of day.
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Looking up and seeing the light bulb is red is a clear signal that there is a problem and it needs to be addressed immediately.
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During the solar eclipse in Capricorn, you may have felt like you were in the dark—but this lunar eclipse finds you seeing the light.
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BTW, if there's any doubt about him seeing the light of day before his trial ... a judge set Holder's bail early Wednesday morning at $7,040,000.
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Apps that go through the Google Play store are subject to stringent review that should prevent a malicious app from even seeing the light of day.
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There was some concern, however, that these minor tweaks in the language could sabotage the chances of the program seeing the light of day in 2016.
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One man, who has a slight visual impairment, described "seeing the light go out in a woman's eyes" when he explained he didn't have a car.
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Earlier innovations had literalized the experience of "seeing the light," but no one went around talking about torchlight moments or sketching candles into cartoon thought bubbles.
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She expressed that she worried he just said he was falling for her to win the Mr. Right competition (yes, Hannah, thank you for seeing the light!).
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There's so much hope in the beginning of any project—seeing the light in somebody's eyes when they first think they can do something is always exciting.
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In keeping with that law, President Donald Trump issued a memo Thursday evening blocking some of the files from seeing the light of day, at least temporarily.
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The General Motors-Lyft self-driving car partnership could finally be seeing the light of day in 2018, according to a report from Reuters citing anonymous sources.
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But by the time Walter came to save him, his existence looked tortured: imprisoned in the meth lab, cooking for monsters, rarely seeing the light of day.
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Why, if Bolton was hoping that his book would make the best-seller list, would he possibly risk its prospects for ever seeing the light of day?
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But if the beverage industry keeps pushing laws that preempt soda taxes from ever seeing the light of day, fewer communities will be able to reap these rewards.
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The artist has been gushing with excitement about the track on Twitter for some time now, so we imagine he's glad it's finally seeing the light of day.
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The light at the end of the tunnel gets darker and darker until they begin to start seeing the light at the end of the tunnel as death.
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Back in September, Prince Harry and Barack Obama sat down for a one-on-one radio interview, and it's finally seeing the light of day later this month.
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" Any anticipation was quickly shot down when he added, "None of this music is confirmed as ever seeing the light of day n im not gona leak anything [sic].
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While repeatedly making inflammatory statements to the press attacking Kesha, Dr. Luke has fought vigorously to keep the actual evidence in the case from seeing the light of day.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A second decade into the 21st century and there are still works by major filmmakers that are finally seeing the light of day.
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Exxon and other major energy corporations have fought for years to prevent the rule, required by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, from seeing the light of day.
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"There's something much more exciting about seeing the light reflect on an eye gloss or dramatic highlighter when it's a video," says Kristie Dash, who works on Instagram's beauty partnerships.
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And while Jane Got a Gun was originally to have been released in August 2014, it's only now seeing the light of day (or, that is, the dark of theaters).
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Street Fighter II: The World Warriors came out 26 years ago and a series of glitch-assisted combos from the game are only just now seeing the light of day.
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I'm on season 7753 out of 15 and finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel — although let's be honest, the show got pretty boring after George Clooney left.
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"It is just amazing that this film is seeing the light of the day at a time when in fact they are trying to hide culture, Brazilian cultural output," Mendonca Filho said.
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Keeping an article from seeing the light of day doesn't make the truth behind it disappear: It just keeps it off our Facebook newsfeeds, out of our newspapers, and off our radars.
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But given the political reality of these kinds of policies ever seeing the light of day in America, we'll need to be proactive as citizens to recruit a new generation of female leaders.
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Video contains NSFW LanguageYouTube comedienne Jessie Kahnweiler first talked to PEOPLE about her web series The Skinny last year, and the finished project is finally seeing the light of day, thanks to Refinery29.
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They just need nine non-Colts results to go their way, a lunar eclipse, Chuck Pagano to throw a pizza party without Ryan Grigson's permission, and Roger Goodell seeing the light about concussions.
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The phenomenon is notoriously difficult to predict, but some experts suggest there may be an increased chance of seeing the light show around the March and September equinox due to increased solar activity.
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But May came and went without Horowitz's report seeing the light of day, and Grassley rescheduled the meeting for June 11 — which has now been pushed back again, apparently for the last time.
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I was forbidden from seeing the light of the day; every once in a while they gave me a rec-time at night to keep me from seeing or interacting with any detainees.
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But how do those ideas actually go from mere thoughts to actions and products, while avoiding the organizational politics that often prevent them from seeing the light of day in the first place?
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The filmmaker has talked about the possibility of the film often, sometimes talking up the chances of it seeing the light of day, other times playing down the chances of it ever happening.
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My best tip for seeing the light show is that you don't have to wedge yourself into the crowd to get a good view, as really any spot across the street is good.
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" In the plan, he takes aim at Trump, who hasn't released his tax returns, saying the President "has enlisted DOJ in his effort to keep his tax returns from seeing the light of day.
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"Watching those doors open and seeing the light enter that dark tunnel for the first time in years was incredibly emotional," Anna Osbourne, whose husband died in the accident, said in an emailed statement.
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When I was walking through my life in addiction, and the darkness and the hell I had created for myself, it was like the phoenix coming out of the darkness and seeing the light.
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But it must be interesting reading given the great efforts the government has made to keep the documents from seeing the light of day in a lawsuit brought by shareholders of Fannie and Freddie.
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After her sole album, 2012's criminally underrated King Con, got lost in the record label shuffle, her follow-up suffered an even worse fate, ultimately getting shelved and never seeing the light of day.
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For the past 10 years Alex Rose has been writing songs in her bedroom, living room, and backyard, in Seattle, LA, and NYC and today a couple of these tracks are seeing the light of day.
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Will was willing to publish it in The New York Times in order to generously cross-promote the tournament this upcoming weekend, so I'm thrilled it's seeing the light of day, years later, in any form!
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Between the lines:Even if the Trump administration follows through and issues a price transparency rule, the industry almost certainly will sue to block it — meaning this policy is years away from seeing the light of day.
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The articles have little chance of seeing the light of day in a House chamber controlled by Republicans, who have rallied behind Trump amid multiple investigations into ties between Russia and members of the president's inner circle.
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Visiting him in prison, Drummond comforts Royce after he tells her of his mother's murder and tumultuous "relationship" with Catherine, the grandmother of his son and reason he's not seeing the light of day any time soon.
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Between the lines: Even if the Trump administration follows through and issues a price transparency rule, the industry almost certainly will sue to block it — meaning this policy is years away from seeing the light of day.
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From the colorful polos of the early aughts to Audrey Hepburn-style capris, we've compiled a wish list of items we think deserve a second chance at seeing the light of day — along with a modern-day upgrade.
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This headset appears to be primarily focused toward Google Cardboard use, which limits the graphics and gameplay capabilities an unfortunate amount, especially since Google's next VR platform play, Daydream, will be seeing the light of day this fall.
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That Slager wasn't technically convicted of murder is disappointing; he copped a plea on a federal civil rights charge, apparently betting that route gave him the best shot at seeing the light of day again sometime this century.
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By contrast, Clinton ran anything but an ad-libbed campaign with everything from her speeches to her tweets looking like they had been vetted by a team of advertising experts for weeks before seeing the light of day.
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Now, Gervasi's night-long interview with Villechaize is finally seeing the light of day in HBO film "My Dinner with Herve," with "Game of Thrones" star Peter Dinklage as the 3-foot-11-inch (1.19-meter) tall Villechaize.
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I am contained within the suit and seeing the light and can feel myself growing in hallucination and the worlds around me lined with shadow as my chest swells with rot and the dying is very likely consuming me.
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Without that evidence seeing the light of day, the prosecution, the judge, and the media depicted me as a sophisticated monster – a far too common response for girls of color in our country, especially when sex or a murder is involved.
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With the precedent set by Devin Nunes on the House Intelligence Committee, if Congress changes hands, it's going to be very difficult for the president to try to block obvious attempts to obstruct justice from seeing the light of day.
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Dozens of officials in Trump's administration, including Cabinet members, West Wing officials and other senior officials across federal agencies, have repeatedly stepped in to keep Trump's most impulsive and reckless decisions (in their words) from ever seeing the light of day.
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Details are scarce, and CNBC notes that the feature may never end up seeing the light of day, but the "camera first feature" is apparently meant to encourage people to share more photos and videos associated with news that often breaks via Twitter.
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"Most of the major oil producing nations are willing to freeze their oil output and if this is backed up by evidence in the coming months then we could be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel soon," said Forex.
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A new patent application, published today with the United States Patent and Trademark Office and detailed by Slashgear, sheds new light on Apple's intended milestones for such a device — even if the finished product is years away from seeing the light of day.
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Initially, it seemed as though Lamar had succumbed to the idea of these songs never seeing the light of day, opting instead to perform them live, as he did with "Untitled 023" on Jimmy Fallon and "Untitled 08" on the Colbert Report.
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The United States had reached that point of delusion in the Vietnam War where "seeing the light at the end of the tunnel" and listening to its own voice was easier and more reassuring than facing the hard reality that "victory" was not possible.
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The new song, "The Frugal Yankee," which we're premiering today in this very article, is the first time this band's music is seeing the light of day, save for a couple of shows with Mutoid Man (whose singer is also in Cave In!) and United Nations.
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There are a handful of albums that rap fans will never stop wishing for, even though there's no sign of them ever seeing the light of day; Dr. Dre's Detox, Jay Electronica's debut album, and Andre 3000's long-rumored solo project are a few examples.
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While Jacobs has distanced himself from some of the allegations, he described efforts to "educate" employees on how to prevent "Uber's unlawful schemes from seeing the light of day," instructions to impede investigations, and a team of former CIA agents to help spy on rivals' computers overseas.
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Other pilots plucked from the revival bin -- some without "Murphy's" assurance of ever seeing the light of day, it's worth noting -- include new versions of "The Greatest American Hero" and "Cagney & Lacey" (which premiered in 1981), "Magnum P.I." (1980), "Party of Five" (1994) and "Charmed" (1998).
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But now, thanks to CNN reporting, we may know the real reason why the President is fighting so hard to keep his returns from ever seeing the light of day: Because he paid so little in taxes -- especially for someone who makes as much money as Trump does.
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It was not an idea that I brought to MIT, it was an idea that was here, and as I explored it, I discovered dozens of fantastically important energy research projects that were not yet seeing the light of day because it was one by one ... Throughout MIT?
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On the subject of costs, another challenge for this project seeing the light of day is the lack of willingness of many stakeholders to pick up its heady expense, with the latest estimates from the Financial Times as of Wednesday suggesting the venture will cost around £16.5 billion.
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Adapted for the stage by Annie Ryan (also its director), "A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing" is based on the much-laureled first novel of Eimear McBride, a book that was rejected repeatedly by publishers and consigned to a desk drawer for a decade before seeing the light of print.
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It's indeed tempting to question the necessity of such publications, of printing writing that perhaps could've remained in a desk drawer (after all, living writers, even great ones, know how many projects must be shelved or else abandoned, with no possibility of ever seeing the light of day, and for good reason).
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When I do picture it, I see myself waking up on a sunny day, seeing the light stream in through the window, and instead of groaning under my covers, dreading the moment my feet touch the cold wooden floor, I simply wake up with a smile on my face and a drive to see what the day has to offer.
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The lanky Wu-Tang leader has a lot to be excited about; since early this morning, he's been filming a music video with Interpol frontman Paul Banks, who's also perched in front of me in shadowy formal attire, for their much-anticipated Banks & Steelz project, first announced back in 2013 and finally seeing the light of day later this summer with the release of the album Anything But Words on August 26.
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