Before she began serving up French cuisine, TV chef Julia Child was serving up French freedom with the OSS.
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For his latest collection, which is shown at Copenhagen Fashion Week, the renowned Danish fashion designer is serving up more than just pig patterns; he's serving up the pig.
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Lakos is a fashion designer serving up some Derelicte realness.
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This is not Eminem's first time serving up Mom's spaghetti.
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Papa John's is serving up apologies after their recent controversy.
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Tyler Posey is serving up some good old '90s nostalgia.
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Here are some tips for serving up a superior salad.
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Lisa Kudrow is serving up a Buffay of good looks.
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Well, I'm serving up a pretty standard tribute puzzle today.
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Let's just say he's serving up some very premium content.
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Chloë Grace Moretz is serving up some major summer vacation envy.
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For obvious reasons, they're serving up some drama in the process.
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Applebee's is serving up a treat just in time for Halloween.
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Beyoncé is not the only one serving up lemonade these days.
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It's a tough time to be serving up even more Trump.
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Adidas, though successful, is still focused on serving up the classics.
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Instead, the magazine seems to be serving up the 1960s, reheated.
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Since 1994, Firehouse Subs has been serving up specialty submarine sandwiches.
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Politicians are serving up nationalism for voters but pragmatism for businesses.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William are serving up a holiday treat!
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Scott Disick and Sofia Richie are serving up some major vacation goals.
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Bars are serving up themed cocktails and red, white and blue drinks.
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Serving up lewks isn't the only thing on Williams' post-GoT horizon.
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And unlike her usual smize, Azalea is serving up a huge grin.
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Food isn't the only thing Rae's serving up in the coming weeks.
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But it's not just about serving up meals with perfectly punny names.
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But it isn't yet capable of serving up fully fledged meeting summarizes.
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Especially when the algorithm is serving up stuff you don't care about.
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What they definitely have in common is serving up pure, unadulterated #foodporn.
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It's a simple option for dropping in and serving up some treats.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Luckin Coffee is serving up a rich brew.
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Essentially, they're serving up a lot more than your average mocha lattes.
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One start-up is serving up cocktails with a guilt-free twist.
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Luckily, Lava is serving up the most adorable interruptions we've ever seen.
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This Coachella attendee is serving up equal parts beauty and style inspiration.
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In court, they said I was serving up, which wasn't entirely true.
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There was also a substantial McCafe counter, serving up various colorful drinks.
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Enter: St. Thomas, the island that's serving up something for truly everyone.
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The Wayne location is serving up a number of unique menu items.
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Don't let a #pilarcyst keep you from serving up a killer #lewk!
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Kwality arrived in India in the 1950s, serving up indulgent, creamy treats.
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A New Orleans chef serving up Caribbean classics in the land of creole.
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SUPERHOT VR also isn't just serving up the same levels from the original.
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Kate is serving up some serious inspiration in a pair of Sorel boots.
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There's a new Godfather in town, and she's serving up looks that slay.
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Apple said again that it's serving up a new design for the iPhone.
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Today I'm serving up the easiest recipe for tender and delicious chicken skewers.
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Disney is serving up a big spoonful of sugar with Mary Poppins Returns.
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Blue Apron is also serving up a belly full of woe to investors.
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Even on hot summer days, a true seafood shack is serving up chowder.
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Nassar is currently serving up to 175 years in prison for his crimes.
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Others say the yield spread is not serving up a yield sign — yet.
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She is with a friend, and they're both serving up a soft smile.
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Joe's Bakery: Joe's has been serving up proper Tex-Mex breakfasts since 1962.
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Ahead, you'll find the beach looks serving up the most inspiration this summer.
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Mr. Thiam's big push into Asia may also be serving up extra risks.
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But why do these sorts of algorithms keep serving up the same thing?
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Beyond his generosity in serving up taters, very little about Irabu was endearing.
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Also new: DDG is serving up a privacy rating for each website visited.
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"If they're only serving up job listings, it won't be enough," said Vitale.
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Restaurant chain Denny's' rebranding strategy is "serving up outsized returns," according to Oppenheimer.
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Danny (left) has been serving up drinks at Cubbyhole for about 10 years.
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The app was reportedly serving up 10 billion video views per day in April.
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We are serving up the future like flapjacks and these swine won't take it.
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Wondery is also bucking the media trend of serving up micro-content to audiences.
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Get your stylist on standby, because we're serving up some major hair inspiration RN.
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And she is, serving up the musical adaption of the cult favorite film Diner.
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Ikea is always serving up stylish, envelope-pushing inspiration and clever space-saving solutions.
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Mitchell is currently in prison, serving up to seven years with possibility for parole.
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Now, here they are, serving up a virtual room filled with everything but soccer?
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But My Friend Cayla isn't just serving up stealth ads disguised as childhood bonding.
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Here's what else is happening: Mother Nature is serving up some superb weather again.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton can are no strangers to serving up peak #CoupleGoals.
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Tanner Scott (1-2) took the loss after serving up Solarte's go-ahead homer.
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Maxine Waters, D-California, he's serving up enemies the crowd can regard with contempt.
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He's now serving up to 10 years in a maximum-security prison outside Philadelphia.
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Taylor Swift is finally back at an awards show — and serving up some serious sass.
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Yet one Russian restaurant is making rodent meat mainstream by serving up river rat burgers.
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And this summer, brands are serving up a technicolor palette of one-pieces and bikinis.
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The regulations prohibit companies from tracking users and serving up ads without first obtaining consent.
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Kourtney kicked off the family vacation by serving up some retro, racecar driver-like style.
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Technology firms have made an art of serving up specialized content based on your preferences.
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Zayn Malik is serving up some real talk in his latest cover story for Billboard.
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The hope is to build experiences that motivate users while serving up real-time feedback.
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But why should facts get in the way of serving up a good sound bite?
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Nothing fancy, just friendly faces serving up just what you need after the bars close.
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Along with major model vibes, Hadid has been serving up inspiration on her Instagram account.
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Now, the beauty boy is serving up lip and eye tutorials to thousands of fans.
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Joe: For 30 years, SK has been serving up fresh, delicious doughnuts to hungry Angelenos.
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When they are celebrating their privileged lives, they're serving up some real (ha!) life shit.
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The Surgeon General recommends waiting at least 4 hours before serving up the milk though.
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Fox News is doing a fine job of serving up red meat to the partisans.
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Serving up consistently well-crafted content at the speed Netflix is moving is almost impossible.
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So what if it also has the incidental benefit of serving up a cold one?
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The place has a range of eateries, serving up everything from Mediterranean food to burgers.
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Or for less of a commitment, the bar is serving up a pepper-infused cocktail.
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IHOP aims to raise $5 million to honor its 60th anniversary of serving up fresh flapjacks.
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Wendy's is serving up something cool as the summer sun approaches: a new Frosty Cookie Sundae.
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The spending spree comes as Amazon has been serving up big profits despite slowing revenue growth.
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A cafe is serving up the coffee to rival all others and it looks almost fatal.
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John Travolta is serving up a blast from the past — and just in time for Halloween!
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Starting on Tuesday, participating locations will be serving up the Juniper Latte for a limited time.
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The E5000s' sound is silky smooth without losing precision, serving up no hard edges or sharpness.
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Chris Christie appeared on CNN's "State of the Union" with Jake Tapper -- serving up two whoppers.
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Food stations will also feature rotating chefs and food personalities serving up the various breakfast bites.
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He was stung by the long ball in the two outings, serving up five home runs.
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People are reinventing themselves, getting as shitfaced as they want, and serving up incredibly delicious food.
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There are many popular chains around the US that are known for serving up delicious sandwiches.
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There's a full kitchen serving up Russian cuisine right next to the gym down there too.
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Called Young Animal, the line is dedicated to serving up strange, the experimental in superhero stories.
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Disney's child-focused cable channels are important Mickey engines, serving up animated specials, shorts and series.
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Model Tiffany Keller is serving up the ultimate combo ... smoking hot bikini pics with a puppy!!!
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Robertson is currently serving up to 10 years in prison at a facility in Northern Michigan.
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But its main emphasis will be serving up ads alongside videos to the widest possible audience.
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Others are serving up jianbing to New Yorkers, the local Grub Street blog reported last month.
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Jails typically house inmates awaiting trial or serving up to a year for a misdemeanor crime.
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We're also showing you how a robotic player is serving up a spin on table tennis.
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Now the renowned French chef is serving up his passion in Hoi An at Co Mai.
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When she's not serving up laid-back lyrics, she's rapping just as well as she sings.
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Is it annoying that, in the entire store, there's only one vending machine serving up Spectacles?
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Avengers: Endgame is finally upon us, and Google is serving up a little Easter egg in celebration.
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Cubs right-hander Pedro Strop (21-24) drew the loss after serving up McCutchen's three-run blast.
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Currently running nine cargo trains a day, it's capable of serving up to 26, according to KRC.
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Participating stores will be serving up the crowd favorite starting on April 30th for a limited time.
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The company has a sophisticated ad network serving up commercials to fit even the most obscure demographic.
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One woman was serving up drinks and took the palette, then had to get back to work.
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The same company that brought you the burrito bowl is now serving up burgers, fries, and milkshakes.
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Our purpose is to simplify your life by serving up effortless style when you need it most.
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Listen up kitchen gurus: Sur La Table is serving up some seriously unmissable deals for Cyber Monday.
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This is hardly the first time that Facebook has dabbled with serving up local business info, however.
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Sugarshack Diner from Adelaide, Australia have been serving up these utterly stupendous Nutella and sweet potato fries.
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In its letter to investors, Netflix highlighted the broad range of content it is now serving up.
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Just look at Mercedes-Benz's competition, who — again — are all serving up around 250 miles or more.
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Other possible features include ordering tickets or merchandise or serving up statistics in addition to video clips.
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Republicans have been serving up nasty, fact-free delusions to an increasingly white base for decades now.
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To celebrate the milestone, quintessential San Francisco scoop shop Ghirardelli is serving up the Haight Ashberry Sundae.
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Chrissy Teigen is serving up some posing skills with a side of FOMO on her latest vacation.
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But wait until you get a load of this knee-slapper Phil is serving up: An emoji?!
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Much of the time, they are reduced to rhythmic components, serving up unmemorable lyrics at quick tempos.
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MASSACHUSETTS: Boston has a wonderful nightlife scene with tons of bars serving up cocktails and regional seafood.
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Yet he seems mostly uninterested in closing that gap, serving up clichés that only exacerbate the problem.
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Our reviewer, Leah Hager Cohen, praised the stories for " serving up the bitter along with the delicious."
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And in some cases, these instruments' observations are serving up dramatic twists to the reigning AMOC narrative.
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On the day I visited, it was serving up nachos, to no obvious complaints of ethnic thievery.
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Takeout might be convenient, thanks to myriad delivery apps at our fingertips serving up hundreds of options.
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Who else is serving up trendy Wednesday Addams vibes with a dash of crimped hair on the daily?
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Within that is an "Explore" section for serving up editorial content and searching through Tidal's catalog and playlists.
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And we're not talking about Siri serving up investment advice, although she can help you make Venmo payments.
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Also because, all month long, one local coffee chain is serving up a cute ode to Minnie Mouse.
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And with an estimated range of 258 miles, Hyundai seems to be serving up a pretty decent deal.
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Greinke had retired the first nine A's in order before serving up Semien's 21st homer of the year.
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Benoit (1-21) took the loss after serving up a home run for the third time this season.
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Take a look at the new robot above, serving up deliciousness at a farmhouse restaurant in Sanmenxia, China.
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He pitched to just one batter, serving up Sean Rodriguez's walk-off homer to lead off the 12th.
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"I mean, it&aposs really kind of serving up the right case on a platter to the jury."
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As is tradition, The Twilight Zone marathon will be serving up frights continuously from Dec. 31-Jan. 2.
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House of Cards specializes in serving up the kind of tension that you can slice with a knife.
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Serving up male bodies to gawk at is one of the oldest tropes of the rom-com genre.
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Instagram has already showed that serving up Snapchat-style features to an already devoted user base can work.
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Some celebrities are constantly jetting off to tropical locales and serving up amazing swimwear inspo all-year-round.
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As such, the companies serving up replies to voice searches gain great power to decree what is true.
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Because that statement by Alexander goes well beyond Foxx serving up political red meat on Obama administration overreach.
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Rowe was serving up to life in prison and Dubose up to 20 years in prison, officials said.
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He has struggled over his last three turns, serving up four home runs while compiling a 210 ERA.
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We suggest hanging it from your fireplace like a real stocking and serving up your drink of choice.
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From her honey-blonde hair and bronzed skin to flawless smoky eyes, we want everything she's serving up.
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Just outside Columbia, Hudson's Smokehouse in Lexington has been serving up barbeque the way only South Carolina can.
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Horizon Zero Dawn won't be serving up robot dinosaurs for you to hunt on PlayStation 4 until Feb.
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The idea's pretty clear ... roll through neighborhoods serving up lip kits, merch and other Kylie-stamped gift items.
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Sadly the kitchen wasn't serving up the usual steaming plates of sticky ribs and nuclear-orange buffalo wings.
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Mr. McManus often tends the bar, serving up I.P.A., porter, stout and occasionally a basil-lime flavored ale.
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New York Fashion Week is known for serving up consistently cool hair, makeup, mani, and (obviously) style inspiration.
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Unfortunately, it's not just cake that someone is serving up, but likely another dish, best served cold: murder.
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Tasty n Alder in Portland, Oregon, describes itself as a "modern steakhouse," serving up steak, salmon, and scallops.
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Instead, the chain will be serving up half-moon-shaped homestyle potatoes that are seasoned and deep-fried.
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Conservative think tanks are looking forward to serving up new ideas to Mr. Trump and a Republican Congress.
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It'll be serving up hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob, cole slaw, and potato salad this Monday ...
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He was serving up to 20 years for armed robbery, theft, and aggravated assault against a disabled veteran.
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Jessie flipped the script on our guy at LAX, serving up 3 questions in an impromptu pop quiz.
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He&aposs serving up to 10 years in prison at Newberry Correctional Facility in Michigan&aposs Upper Peninsula.
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On Tuesday morning a federal appeals court upheld that ruling, serving up a second loss for the DOJ.
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House GOP conference rules limit lawmakers to only serving up to three two-year terms as committee chairmen.
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The Justice was also seen serving up grub to the homeless back in July with the same organization.
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The birthday boy was treated to his own table-side bar with a bartender serving up some alcoholic goodies.
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Barnes & Noble is turning a new chapter by serving up breakfast, beer, and more alongside bestsellers at select stores.
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Grant County may be a small town, but it's serving up a big incentive to lure young, skilled workers.
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Today, every Ben & Jerry's scoop shop will be serving up free cones of all your favorite ice cream flavors.
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Kendall Jenner's been serving up some serious travel style inspiration as she recharges with friends during a Mykonos getaway.
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Until recently, Snapchat didn't do much with your location data beyond serving up geofilters and pushing location-specific stories.
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Overton has surrendered nine home runs in 18 1/3 innings, serving up three blasts in his last start.
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The futuristic skirt doubles as a light-up Champagne bar, serving up flutes for anyone walking by to take.
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Continuing that trend, PopSugar reports that McDonald's locations in both Singapore and Malaysia are serving up pink soft serve.
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Made to retain high temperatures, this pre-heated stone will keep whatever you're serving up at the perfect temperature.
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And Netflix in particular has been serving up some very strange and hurtful depictions of fat women of late.
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Street-side cafes are filled with the grumble and hiss of polished coffee machines serving up espressos and macchiatos.
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Then we are lead up a hill to a field already filled with tents and chefs serving up food.
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The restaurant specializes in egg-centric plates, serving up sandwiches, burgers, and salads made with fresh, cage-free eggs.
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And, on the flip side, media firms have seen their profits hammered by the Internet serving up free content.
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And because it's such a large-scale event, the Staples Center will be serving up enormous quantities of food.
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In the past it ranked posts chronologically, but serving up posts and ads by relevance keeps users more engaged.
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According to the brand's press release, DQ will be serving up these cool concoctions from 2 to 5 p.m.
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The rewards also can be applied to cookies, drinks, salads, soups, or whatever else they're serving up at Subway.
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Rather than serving up the info on an album by album basis, however, it's accessed through the artist's page.
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But, with Tori serving up dubious looks at the local Trader Joe's, Madeline's newfound insomnia is very, very appropriate.
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If Google is serving up info that may in fact be harmful, is that contrary to their own ethics?
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The Post, in the oldest of tabloid traditions, is clearly serving up these kinds of essays as rage bait.
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But in his music, Tesfaye tends to lay himself bare, serving up moody odes to love, drugs and sex.
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Starting on July 31, Starbucks will actually be serving up a new drink that combines coffee and beef jerky.
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It was the first start in which Price did not surrender a homer after serving up 30 last year.
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Singapore McDonald's locations are also serving up Minion-shaped breakfast items, Minion potato nuggets, and even a Banana Pie.
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She said her in-laws were aware of this but for some reason can't stop serving up mushroom dishes.
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Fulmer has gone eight consecutive starts without serving up a homer after surrendering four in his first five turns.
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Her 1990 address to Wellesley College graduates checked all of those boxes, serving up some of her greatest hits.
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Festival, Hunt & Darton Cafe has been serving up sarnies with a side of performance across the UK since 2012.
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Before you go ham this Thanksgiving ... feast your eyes on these snaps we're serving up of celebrities pigging out.
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The weekend is serving up comfy weather as well: Lots of sun and highs in the low 153s. Ace.
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New York starter Masahiro Tanaka got just two outs and was pulled after serving up Chavis' game-tying blast.
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Serving up cheese toasties and inventive cocktails, it's quickly become a local favorite for TV geeks and their friends.
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The Japanese brand Creer Beaute is serving up a four-pan eyeshadow palette that'll have fans everywhere squealing with joy.
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Cauldron Ice Cream in Santa Clara, CA is serving up the best of both worlds with its ice cream roses.
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Clinton Hall:All locations of this NYC beer hall will be serving up two margaritas for the price of one today.
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Emmy Rossum The "Shameless" star joined some other celebs in serving up meals for the less fortunate in Los Angeles.
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In all three, Schiff criticized the platforms for serving up anti-vaccine propaganda where people look for information about vaccines.
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Like obedient little avatars serving up succulent chicken and crispy fries, and sending us in a DeLorean into the future.
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In fact, she's serving up a heavy dose of plaids and jackets for every autumn plan you've got in mind.
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Some may balk at the suggestion a holographic female doll bot serving up answers is somehow creating a gender imbalance.
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It always comes down to experience for marketers these days, and that involves serving up the right kind of experience.
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Tisdale and Grabeel were up first, and the group squealed with laughter watching Tisdale serving up some serious Sharpay attitude.
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Chrisley Knows Best is soon to return — serving up lots of laughter, Southern sass and more Todd Chrisley one-liners.
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Guess we'll have to see what craziness this satirical take on the rom-com is serving up next Valentine's Day.
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Videos showing the fire started serving up useless information windows informing users about the facts behind the 9/11 attacks.
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He has occasional issues serving up the long ball — 16 in 19 starts — but is limiting opposing batters to a .
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The frontrunner is a Burger King in Queens, New York that's serving up shade with its spooky ghost McDonald's costume.
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It's not usually an occasion for drama but Vietnam's leadership transition is serving up an unprecedented amount of political intrigue.
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That involves letting you set up alerts for events and results, offering medal counts, serving up athlete bios, and more.
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Poke Cafe is already serving up about 100 orders a week, which translates to $2,000 in sales, reports Restaurant Hospitality.
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This time, Payscale had more optimistic data regarding the Walmart employees responsible for serving up fresh and hot baked goods.
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Cosmopolitan reports that Hong Kong Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, and Florida's Walt Disney World are also serving up the unique snack.
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Michaels was serving up flat-out nonsense about our interest in the case, of course, but also about Weinstein's influence.
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Even if people were doing less search, they were still sticking with Google and serving up all that valuable data.
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But if you go to one of the restaurants serving up its hamburgers you and your friends may never guess.
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Nearby Maurice's Treats — the food cart named after Belle's father — is serving up some twists on its famous sweet treats.
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If you think you're going to nab a world record by serving up dirt to high-paying customers, think again.
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Kylie Jenner was serving up peak bodysuit goals when she ventured out to The Nice Guy in West Hollywood Thursday.
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The city has no shortage of cozy coffee shops, bars serving up delicious eggnog, and beautiful historic streets and buildings.
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But Hartman says the company's first focus is serving up imagery for mining, oil, construction, shipping, and other commercial industries.
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Soldiers bunked in prefabricated trailers and dined in spacious chow halls serving up hot square meals three times a day.
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Forget the hot fudge — one ice cream chain is serving up its frozen goodies with a scoop of political action.
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He'll be serving up ribs and brisket to his neighbors on his block instead, just as he did last year.
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Luckily, plenty of eco-friendly brands are serving up finds that are just as fashionable as they are socially conscious.
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A Chick-fil-A in California is serving up more than just poultry — it's offering life-saving customer service, too.
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It's clear that more and more restaurants are serving up not just culinary innovations, but whole buffets of cultural entertainment.
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He has been a leading presence at the organization's gatherings, reliably serving up red meat for the N.R.A.'s base.
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In-between posts with family and friends, the high school senior is serving up some major beauty inspo as of late.
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But Berkshire-owned Dairy Queen, or DQ for short, isn't shy about serving up guilty pleasures like burgers and ice cream.
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Meghan Markle may be seven months pregnant but that hasn't stopped her from performing her royal duties or serving up looks.
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Another week, another Saturday Night Live cold open serving up an is-it-real-or-isn't-it parody of Fox News.
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Amazon's search results aren't the only part of the site serving up vaccine misinformation; its bestseller list for "vaccinations" is, too.
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Roy says they showed "Texas Chainsaw 3D" on a big screen, and he'll be serving up more killer barbecue Halloween weekend.
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Or, most recently, this adorable infant named Camilla, who is serving up some serious sass in a pair of hot rollers.
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Instead, we're taking direct inspiration from the royal couple's wedding cake and serving up an assortment of lemon elderflower-flavored beverages.
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At that point it was capable of serving up a digest of the core scientific concepts underlying a particular Ted talk.
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Two other fast-food stocks are serving up some major competition, according to Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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At their royal wedding, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be serving up a slice of originality with their wedding cake.
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In total, that's around 750 tracks (>40 hours of music) that Spotify is serving up to users for on-demand listening.
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In terms of panels themed for developing nations, the World Economic Forum will be serving up the usual fare this year.
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The California native struck out one while serving up two home runs for the third time in his last five starts.
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Advertising: One of Amazon's fastest-growing businesses is serving up ads, a testament to just how much it knows about you.
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Braves RH Julio Teheran (0-2, 43) Porcello has won each of his first three starts despite serving up five homers.
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Alessandra Ambrosio is serving up a little sex on the beach ... looking stunning as ever during a game of beach volleyball.
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From the photos, she is really working her angles and serving up the best poses in her black and red look.
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Cleveland starter Carlos Carrasco wasn't bad but suffered his first loss of the season after serving up both of Iannetta's homers.
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Instead, Rainbow puts the power back into power pop, serving up personal and musical redemption with a huge side of glitter.
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If Obama thinks about serving up Rocky Road after leaving the Oval Office, he'll now be making $8.20/hour, PayScale says.
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After years of serving up the classic banana pudding, Magnolia Bakery is changing things up with a brand-new chocolate version.
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Twitter is revamping its app's "Explore" tab in the hopes of better serving up relevant and timely news to its users.
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Political strategists understood this new opportunity and capitalized on it by serving up digital disinformation using ads as the delivery system.
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It's serving up traditional Baba-Nyonyan cuisine that was crafted from family recipes that were handed down from generation to generation.
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The couple had no interest in serving up their Dutch Colonial as a setting for a TV series or feature film.
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Found primarily in Massachusetts, the upscale restaurant prides itself on serving up classic seafood dishes using only the freshest coastal catches.
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Herrera, who retired the first two batters in the ninth, dropped to 20-24, before serving up the game-winning blow.
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But once our stars are no longer serving up plates of entertainment, do we then cease to care about their wellbeing?
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McDonald's has tinkered with its Happy Meal, overhauling the food inside the box and serving up healthier food options for kids.
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This family comedy then flails about, serving up coming-of-age anecdotes involving mean girls, karate classes and sexually predatory boys.
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For all its healthy overtones, Adler is an all-inclusive resort, serving up plentiful, thrice-daily meals and snacks in between.
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The film, written by, and starring Kaling, and directed by Nisha Ganatra, is already serving up some obvious Devil Wears Prada parallels.
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As a historian of fascism, I can tell you that Breitbart has been serving up a textbook-worthy campaign of racist indoctrination.
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Screenshot: Motherboard (YouTube)YouTube has been serving up an ad that, with one click, leads to hardcore porn, Motherboard reported on Tuesday.
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Imagine being able to group notifications by application, or the iPhone's AI serving up notifications that are most important to you first.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Five-Ingredient Cheesy Sausage Stuffing This isn't the first time Kylie is serving up a holiday feast.
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Luckily, your favorite retail stores are serving up big savings on everything from cooking essentials to storage containers at this very moment.
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Hollywood stylists are serving up ponytails with a little something unexpected, making the look feel more deliberate and event-ready than ever.
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Lindelof doesn't drop a yolky smile in his show's pilot to signal that he's serving up the same meal Alan Moore offered.
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HDR lets bright parts of the picture look more vivid and dark parts look darker while serving up more colors in between.
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After only a week, the crew was serving up to 2000,63 meals a day and added sandwiches and paella to the menu.
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It's become such a thing, in fact, that Vanity Fair has begun serving up the burgers at their legendary post-Oscar party.
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DeLoss owns the wildly popular Hot Chicken Takeover in Columbus, Ohio, serving up Nashville Hot Chicken, a spicy style of fried chicken.
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Freeland surrendered at least one home run in five consecutive appearances after serving up just one in his first seven career starts.
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But the process of streaming games comes with a lot more technical hurdles than serving up the latest episode of Stranger Things.
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Millington and other employees say there are still ZP100s out there, serving up music in 2018 just like they did in 2005.
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Despite serving up solo homers to OF Yasiel Puig and rookie OF Trayce Thompson, Chen recorded his first win as a Marlin.
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The Floribama housemates are on their best behavior, serving up mimosas made with Andre champagne (average price per bottle: $5.99) and barbecuing.
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According to the food blog, The Empamamas Truck, a Tampa Bay, FL, institution, is serving up sandwiches crusted with the cheesy crackers.
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"Instead of forcing [viewers] to watch 30-minute shows or reality television, we're just serving up their favorite Internet videos," Rahma replied.
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As much as many people may dislike Maroon 5, it's undeniable that they're more than capable of serving up catchy pop bops.
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Netflix, which started serving up movies and shows online 12 years ago, has grown into a giant, with 158 million subscribers worldwide.
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Users were reporting LinkedIn serving up as a mostly blank page with the LinkedIn logo and few hyperlinks, like the screenshot below:
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Kick off the day at Café du Monde, the landmark coffee shop that has been serving up sugar-dusted beignets since 1862.
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Micro-targeting is "serving up ads or content to these narrowly-sliced segments, personalizing them and taking advantage of vulnerabilities," Goodman said.
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He lost his past two outings - to the Los Angeles Angels and Chicago Cubs - while serving up two homers in each contest.
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Princess Leonore and Prince Nicolas are serving up retro Valentine's Day cuteness in a new photo taken by royal mom, Princess Madeleine.
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There is no shortage of burgers with its many fast-food restaurants, as well as upscale restaurants serving up this American delicacy.
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The Pickle Dog food stand at the Minnesota State Fair has been serving up unique pickle-centric snacks for over 29 years.
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Though the film rarely surprises with plot points, it's constantly serving up meticulous humor that will have you laughing out loud uncontrollably.
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The teaser promises that her West Hollywood restaurant, SUR, is serving up heaping portions of drama alongside its signature goat cheese balls.
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Facebook is very, very good at tracking our political leanings — and at serving up more of what it has decided we want.
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Catholic Charities is a federation of around 223 charitable agencies in the New York area, serving up to 29,2961 people every year.
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Justice Thomas's confirmation hearings in October 1991 riveted the nation, serving up a volatile mix of race and gender on national television.
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So, they're serving up this lawsuit -- The Boiling Crab wants an injunction to put a lid on The Boiling Shrimp's copycatting ways.
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And YouTube, owned by Google, has instituted a system that responds to search requests for terrorism videos by serving up antiterrorism messages.
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Consumers are craving newness and optimism, which is exactly what these designers are serving up on a brightly colored, crystal-embellished platter.
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There are the clipboard kids who politely swarm every attendee and make it difficult to leave without serving up some personal information.
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Mr. Root was also admired for telling the story of an entire ecosystem, not simply serving up a bunch of pretty scenes.
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Back and forth he went with the questions — serving up one from the Republicans, then one from the Democrats — round after round.
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Their popular weekly student night at South was famed for serving up the most progressive bass, hip-hop, dancehall and R&B.
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He has recorded 11 strikeouts and 12 walks over his last five appearances (four starts), serving up six home runs in that span.
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The Temple of Seitan in Hackney, east London, is serving up vegan fried chicken made from seitan, a meat substitute made from gluten.
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In the second semi-final lip sync, Shea faced off against Sasha (serving up some sort of Frances Conroy Poison Ivy Riverdale moment).
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Head to chicken and biscuits joint Bojangles', where they're serving up three sweet potato pies for $3.14 at participating locations, March 14 only.
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Abuelos: The Mexican restaurant will be serving up a selection of handcrafted margaritas—frozen and on the rocks—for $21, February 22 only.
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Ahead, we're serving up fun, shareable, and little-known facts about four sweet and salty ingredients found in your go-t0 snacks. Why?
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What's left is the kind of red-meat, anti-Clinton bombast Trump has been serving up from the podium for a year now.
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If she isn't breaking protocol, she's serving up maternity style we can't get enough of while championing the causes most important to her.
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Companies from Netflix and Hulu to HBO and Amazon are serving up ever more top-notch programming to meet our binge-watching needs.
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In addition, Google is serving up the also hugely popular PUBG Mobile at the top of Fortnite search results followed by other games.
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On June 16 and 17, Netflix will transform the OverEasy diner into Litchfield Penitentiary Cafeteria, serving up gourmet prison food on plastic trays.
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Now, he's spent the first half of the Super Bowl serving up meatballs for Atlanta's secondary bat down or return for a touchdown.
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The Galaxy S9 is a solid smartphone but serving up more of the same equals diminishing returns in the fiercely competitive Android space.
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He was just as comfortable railing against Yankee imperialism as he was serving up rivals and narco-associates in exchange for DEA commendations.
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Behind them, you might be able to spot multiple tennis balls, proving that the 3-year-old has been serving up a storm.
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It's really just another restaurant in Australia serving up ridiculous foods, such those cafés that have freakshakes and roadside diners with mega burgers.
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Captain Mike Rauen's RiverWatch Floating Restaurant & Bar has been around Lawrenceburg for 16 years, serving up "Landlubber's Steak Hoagie" and "USS Shroom" burgers.
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A café in Melbourne, Australia, is serving up the frothy coffee – complete with designs etched into the foam – in hollowed out avocado skins.
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Not only is Lifetime presenting audiences will a magical lineup of holiday movies, but the network is also serving up more reunions, too!
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Making pizza with robots is cool, but it's not enough to deliver on the company's goals of serving up Neapolitan pizza to everyone.
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St. Louis reliever Kevin Siegrist (20153-22015) earned the win despite serving up the Gutierrez homer on his third pitch of the game.
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Fister has dropped his last two outings, serving up four homers while allowing nine runs and 17 hits in 11 1/3 innings.
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He had gone 49 appearances without serving up a homer, the longest streak ever for a Blue Jays pitcher to start his career.
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Even men have barged in, with Andrew Martin's Early Work and Teddy Wayne's Loner serving up variations on the fictional male mea culpa.
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So, in the spirit of Italian generosity, we're serving up them up BIGGER than ever before with the introduction of Giant Italian Classics.
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There's been plenty of criticism of the playoff format serving up a matchup between the league's two best teams in the second round.
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Restaurants have responded by serving up camera-ready food in a more social friendly environment — special lighting, funky wallpaper and catchy neon signs.
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And let's not forget the robot bartender in Germany named Carl who apparently does pretty well serving up drinks and interacting with customers.
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Sometimes smarts are used for surveillance and marketing, like the crop of smart TVs that track what you watch for serving up ads.
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The telepathic transmission is incredible, always serving up the right when you put your foot down and maximizing comfort and efficiency around town.
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Ivan Nova (43-12) won despite serving up all three of the Royals' homers and allowing six hits in 5 2/3 innings.
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North America's Grand Slam kicks off, serving up two weeks of tennis thrills at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York.
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These 1979 photographs are also featured in "Art for the Street," serving up a sidewalk-level time capsule of a rawly ungentrified downtown.
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This is a win: I get a night off from serving up food, and I have extra hands to help feed the kids.
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Hard Rock Cafe: OPEN The rock and roll restaurants will be serving up burgers and fries for all your non-Thanksgiving food needs.
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The space is welcoming and open, serving up full dinners, sharing plates, and lots of cocktails to be enjoyed on the rooftop deck.
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But its creators are serving up two weeks of art events to entice New Yorkers with an early look of what's to come.
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More than 20 companies take part, serving up a feast of Mexican folkloric, classical Cambodian and traditional Congolese dance, among other styles. worldartswest.
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Hanawalt blamed it on Netflix's algorithm not serving up the show to the right audience, which other creators on Twitter also complained about.
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IHOP is launching a new fast-casual chain called Flip&aposd this spring, serving up "pancake bowls" to time-crunched customers in cities.
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Turkey has been leaking just enough to keep the issue in the headlines, judiciously serving up a soupçon of evidence at a time.
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The 28-year-old Mexican recorded 20 strikeouts in 29 innings while issuing only five walks and serving up just one home run.
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Tati, a kiki crowd favorite, dances in a brand-new category, serving up a healthy helping of attitude to the panel of judges.
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And right now, they're serving up coffee that comes with more than just a caffeine kick — it also comes with a political message.
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The Bolt is something else altogether: an electric car that aims for practicality over sex appeal, while still serving up some tasty performance.
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At midday, two women from Philadelphia, Angela Reynolds and Theresa Copeland, were pleasantly surprised to find the Carnegie serving up its signature sandwiches again.
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This is testimony to the range of work that Britain's outsourcing companies do for the government, from serving school meals to serving up Armageddon.
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Dave Grohl launched his new barbecue project — Backbeat BBQ — earlier this week by serving up brisket to members of the L.A. County Fire Department.
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Jennifer Lawrence continues to be an endless font of antics — and this time, she's serving up sweet info on her co-star Chris Pratt.
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Frank and Oak has also gone beyond the old-fashioned newsletter, serving up AI-powered recommendations to members with a feature called Style Plan.
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But he also goes above and beyond the call of duty by serving up some absolutely fierce dance moves for the enjoyment of travelers.
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Even now, users have said that the video streams look noticeably improved in some cases compared to what the network was previously serving up.
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The first album I listened to on the Kann was Led Zeppelin's II, with Audio-Technica's nicely detailed MSR7 headphones serving up the tunes.
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This Halloween, Disneyland is serving up a new take on macaroni and cheese that will make the goth foodies break into a rare smile.
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After the service, William and Kate, both 36, are hosting a tea party in Clarence House – and serving up more of their wedding cake.
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When it is, however, it transforms the Pixel into a makeshift Home Hub, serving up Google Photos and bringing a visual component to Assistant.
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She also shared a sweet snap of her daughter serving up some major attitude for the camera while sitting backstage with her fellow models.
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During Lopez's performance on Monday, she'll be leading fans through a medley of her greatest hits, as well as serving up some awesome surprises!
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Calling Moulin Rouge fans (we're looking at you, Kendall Jenner): NYC's glamorous burlesque club, The Box, is serving up all of your bohemian dreams.
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The 210-year-old defeated the Baltimore Orioles in each of his last two starts despite serving up four homers in the first one.
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He lost his last three outings, serving up six homers and allowing 15 runs (14 earned) and 26 hits over 17 2/3 innings.
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He has struggled at home, going 133-213 with a 27 ERA in six outings and serving up eight homers in just 21 frames.
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We're delaying opening until 12:30pm to give our team members enough time to vote, but we'll be back serving up some grassfed goodness!
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BOSSES at big banks would once have cringed at releasing the kind of results they have been serving up to investors in recent days.
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Zoey Deutch has been serving up some seriously stunning looks as of late, but this one from the Christian Dior show is especially dreamy.
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Keeping the Instagram audience clicking into a wildlife photographer's feed means serving up different kinds of images from those that appear in National Geographic.
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The chain has doubled down on its value offerings, serving up $1 soft drinks and $2 McCafe beverages that include coffee, Frappes and lattes.
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The fast-food chain is one of the most recognizable restaurants in the world, serving up classics like the Egg McMuffin and Happy Meals.
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The new motion mostly amounts to more of the same he-said, they-said that Rad and IAC have been serving up for years.
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This live mix showcases Eric Davenport serving up a smooth blend of breakbeat and techno sprinkled with a selection of well-known underground anthems.
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Photographer Matt Lambros has traveled the country documenting these crumbling palaces, serving up a stark reminder of how special watching movies used to be.
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A grand bargain of policies serving up tax reform, services liberalisation and a more robust euro would run into plenty of national red lines.
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The temperatures here have finally dropped, the rains have finally come, and Middle Tennessee is now serving up one fine October day after another.
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The 25-year-old Venezuelan worked six innings in each outing, allowing a total of seven runs while serving up only two home runs.
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Apple hasn't supported this technology before, but competitors such as Roku and Amazon have been serving up 4K content for at least a year.
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The chain has doubled down on its value offerings, serving up $1 soft drinks and $2 McCafe beverages that include coffee, frappes and lattes.
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Although the rumors are nothing but rumors right now, there's still speculation that Mueller will be serving up an additional indictment or two soon.
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Here was Cohen, an old master of his art, serving up the thick cream of his catalogue with a soulful corps of exacting musicians.
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Soon after he starts serving up pork belly and polenta tacos, though, an injustice threatens to knock him back on a path toward violence.
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While some restaurants were serving up the real thing, others were using cheaper alternatives or a mix of lobster and alternative types of fish.
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You've seen it on TV: Korean restaurants serving up plates of still-wriggling octopus tentacles, chopped up feet from the table while still alive.
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While we'll never disown a trusty chunky knit or simple black turtleneck, fall is serving up some fresh new sweater trends to cuddle up in.
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The Duchess of Sussex continues to make appearances that serve the greater good, while serving up a never-ending stream of beauty and fashion inspiration.
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Journalist Mike Sutter ate tacos for nearly 365 days straight, traveling 20183,000 miles around San Antonio to sample every type the region is serving up.
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It just turned out that of all of the things FX is good at, serving up straightforwardly populist blockbuster hits is not one of them.
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As for Hailey, she's staying busy living that supermodel-slash-influencer life and serving up red carpet lewks like this one at today's Met Gala.
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Before this little superstar was serving up a big game on the court, she was just another tiny tennis player growing up in Nyagan, Russia.
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Last week, there was the odd phenomenon of an army of Twitter accounts claiming to be warehouse workers who were serving up similar talking points.
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Regardless of what becomes of its cast, though, it's earned instant-classic status in its own right, serving up both belly laughs and heartfelt tears.
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The app has been serving up ads for some time now, and management has been talking up the benefits in general terms for several quarters.
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When it comes to serving up street-style-ready threads and kicks we'll wear nonstop, we can always count on adidas Originals to follow through.
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For the most part, I visited without having a specific destination — I had become accustomed to the site serving up something I would like, unprompted.
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Part of it is serving up digestible news that matters to 20 to 30-somethings and being honest about the way you advertise to them.
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There, I trained with chef Dora — a delightfully no-nonsense grandma turned orecchiette master who's been serving up steaming bowls of pasta perfection for decades.
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On the more superficial side of the spectrum, they're also constantly serving up some of our favorite beauty looks — including the manicure Gigi debuted today.
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The industry just keeps serving up the same old vases and boxes then complains about the fact that cremation families don't want to spend money.
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She finds herself in Louisiana deep-frying oysters on the grass shore of Grand Isle and serving up shots with flair bartenders in Las Vegas.
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If you haven't heard, there's a pool float stealing hearts everywhere this summer — and to make him even more desirable, he's now serving up drinks.
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Taylor Swift's shaking off critics who compare her to a "drunk turtle" -- and serving up big compliments to Post Malone for one of his hits.
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Trump continued serving up a steady diet of demonizing immigrants, especially Latinos, and by mid-July he was the top choice for the Republican ticket.
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Even Hollywood is getting in on the"Good Squad" action, serving up some denim inspiration in their Good American jeans, which are sold at GoodAmerican.
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Starting April 29, Sonic locations nationwide will be serving up Red Bull Slushes, designed to taste like a frosty take on the classic energy drinks.
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It seems like it could also be a great tool for Christmas dinner, serving up a turkey and all the fixings in mere seconds.[YouTube]
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The millions of dollars spicing up this new business model investors are serving up could be considered the second iteration of a food startup wave.
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People who are pretty sophisticated about technology believe that Facebook is actually listening to them via their phone and serving up ads based on that.
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In January the couple opened their first brick-and-mortar location in suburban Nashville, serving up an extended menu of grilled cheese melts and milkshakes.
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Even Midtown and the Financial District—once the city's black holes of decent coffee—have shiny new cafes serving up pour-over or Aeropressed drinks.
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The Instagram page of a one-eyed cat named SpaghettiO is serving up some delicious photos of the unique looking feline going about her day.
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With normal closer Jeanmar Gomez unavailable, Neris recorded his first save of the year despite serving up a one-out solo homer to Carlos Santana.
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Now 21960, Cindy explained that too many ministers around the country watered down the true message of the Gospel, serving up baby food, not meat.
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And don't forget, if you're in New York City today, head to the South Street Seaport where Action himself will be serving up chicken parms.
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The 33-year-old Californian has been keeping the ball in the park of late, serving up only two homers over his last seven outings.
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For many families struggling between paychecks, the foods that make the most financial sense are the processed, packaged, fatty choices serving up the most calories.
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Biscuit Head, a North Carolina restaurant chain serving up gravy flights and homemade jam, would be charging more if the previous economic relationships held up.
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Closer Kirby Yates picked up his major league-leading 37th save a day after serving up a game-losing homer in a non-save situation.
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Augmented reality could come to car windshields, serving up turn-by-turn directions or even pop-ups of job listings as you drive by businesses.
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But in recent weeks, some shoppers have raised concerns about whether the warehouse chain should be serving up these tasty bites amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Bowing on Netflix on January 1, skating drama Spinning Out looks like it will be serving up major Black Swan on skates action and emotion.
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Texas may be known for its great barbecue, but Grumps Burgers in Granbury (about an hour's drive from Fort Worth) is serving up notable burgers.
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Start serving up some of your sweet skills and prove that you can spot the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic.
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They are betting that they can achieve the effect they seek by embracing the Confederate cause, while serving up easy-listening Nazism on the side.
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He has been torched in four home starts this season, serving up eight homers in 25 innings while going 0-3 with a 113 ERA.
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In any event, the crowd decided to get in on it: Seems like the only thing Kyrgios is serving up is some existential teen angst.
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Champagne Papi showed up to Poppy in WeHo Wednesday night and didn't come empty-handed ... serving up trays upon trays of cheeseburgers and french fries.
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Delish learned about the exclusive treat on Reddit, where another barista posted a note encouraging anyone serving up the horror-inspired frap to quit it immediately.
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In the second photo, she's serving up looks against a floor-to-ceiling glass window, with endless rows of shoes laid out in front of her.
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By 21, Ford will introduce a hybrid version of its iconic Mustang muscle car, capable of serving up the same power as a V8 gas engine.
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The Texas native made it through the first four innings with one run allowed before serving up a grand slam to Colby Rasmus in the loss.
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The couple has been serving up sexy couple style since 2008 and we gathered every single one of their incredible Met Gala moments below for proof!
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By serving up the most widely linked and easily indexed examples of fan fiction (effectively the same as most mocked), Google did those writers no favors.
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Perlman's pCell works by serving up a kind of cell-signal bubble that follows you around, an approach Perlman believes could dramatically improve cellular network speeds.
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The tab is also personalized based on what you read, the company says, with the tab serving up a better reflection of your interests over time.
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We're almost certain the scissor work came courtesy of her hairstylist Jen Atkin, who's been serving up throwback beauty looks on the model all summer long.
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A number of startups and established firms (including Domino's and PepisCo) are experimenting with using wheeled robots for last-mile delivery, particularly for serving up food.
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And though no one needs an explanation of why you are so lovable, we're serving up four of them in honor of your fourth birthday: 1.
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The "mere pretense of an event is likely sufficient to entice the global monetary authorities into serving up a fresh course of Jelly Donuts," wrote Einhorn.
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Let's be honest: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have been serving up major relationship goals since they first made their debut as a couple in 2012.
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"I think we all have our own unique rhythm that we bring to it," Carpenter says, referring to each host's different style of serving up commentary.
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As for a positive, Pivetta has kept the ball in the park in his last three contests after serving up five homers in his previous three.
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Under fire for serving up anti-vaccine propaganda, Facebook announced today that it will remove groups and pages that share anti-vaccine misinformation from its recommendations.
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In fact, she hit her fashion month style stride on Monday, serving up serious coat envy in a 24-hour outerwear extravaganza during London Fashion Week.
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Aside from serving up misinformation, Google's snippets have also cratered online media businesses that rely on traffic from search engines, as The Outline has previously reported.
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Serving up channels like ABC, CBS, PBS, and more, having this installed would make you forget that you ever cut the cord in the first place.
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Hope you're hungry, because Nicki Minaj is serving up some prime, grade-A beef between her and fellow rapper Remy Ma, and we were all unprepared.
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Russian DJ and трип label boss Nina Kraviz announced that she's at the helm for fabric 91, serving up a whopping 41 tracks for the occasion.
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While the plan is new to the chain, it's serving up competition for MoviePass, which offers customers one free movie a day for $9.95 a month.
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The HBO sci-fi series is serving up twists a mile a minute — and with each new revelation, we come up with a dozen new questions.
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Willie Brothers, an American-style steakhouse in Jakarta, is serving up dark, oozing plates of "Venom Cheese," a mozzarella cheese infused with pitch-black activated charcoal.
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Willie Brothers, an American-style steakhouse in Jakarta, is serving up dark, oozing plates of "Venom Cheese," a mozzarella cheese infused with pitch-black activated charcoal.
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If you're over the age of 1003, you could probably play this at a dinner party while serving up some potato dauphinois and sweet white wine?
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"OK, so the music industry is a fucking beauty pageant," Bruce, 24, said with the type of gusto needed for serving up strong, yet necessary, tea.
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Its randomly generated worlds stretch on forever, serving up new mysteries, new treasures and new dangers as you range further and further into the blocky landscape.
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According Delish, Salt & Straw in West Hollywood is the latest ice cream shop to garner a cult following due its menu serving up unique, twisted flavors.
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Serving up major Halloween inspiration, Valerie Sherk dressed up her friend Elizabeth Musselman's 4-month-old son Connor as the zany orange creature, NBC Philadelphia reported.
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In an interview with TechCrunch, Spotify's Chief R&D Officer Gustav Söderström admits that the company wasn't doing a particularly good job serving up podcasting content.
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With freshly blown-out, shampoo commercial-worthy hair carefully strewn across millennial pink leather seats (obviously), we'd say she's serving up more Uber black car realness.
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Hodgman is known for serving up the ludicrousness of life in ways that blend gravity with hilarity, and this memoir has got that aesthetic in spades.
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So this year her most ardent fans, known as the Beyhive, were looking forward to the singer serving up her best fashion on the red carpet.
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Kyrgios said his knee had nothing to do with the result and paid Raonic full credit for serving up a storm in the one-sided clash.
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While the coffee giant's traditional locations have been serving up these cups of whimsy, its Roastery and Reserve Bars are catering to a very different audience.
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Those looking for an even quainter experience can also take the town's ferry over to Shelter Island, a small area known for serving up delicious seafood.
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A note to Speed Racer: The 2300-liter turbocharged 223-cylinder serving up 229 horsepower and 24 pound-feet of torque makes the C25 sporty-ish.
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After serving up a colorful visual for "MotorSport," Quavo and Nicki Minaj are back with "For Keeps," their collaboration from Quality Control: Control The Streets, Vol.
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We're always on the lookout for the next big coffee trend, and a café in San Francisco is serving up a latte with serious viral potential.
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"Tea With the Dames" features these women not just serving up refined dish but frankly comparing notes on the fears and anxieties of an actor's life.
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Anthony Bass (1-1) picked up the win in relief despite squandering a ninth-inning lead by serving up a two-run homer by Byron Buxton.
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Remember, this is a show with a history of serving up unforgettable moments — think Madonna's "Vogue" performance; Britney and the snake; Lady Gaga bleeding from rafters.
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Accompanied by sidebar factoids and cartoonish line drawings, the book seems aimed at young adults, serving up interesting bits of history in a Wiki-lite fashion.
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Even meat companies are producing plant-based alternatives, and fast-food restaurants famous for their burgers, like Burger King, are serving up the lab-made patties.
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THE 212 Charles Gabriel has been serving up sublime soul food for decades in Harlem, even as many of the neighborhood's most cherished restaurants have closed.
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But to YouTube's nuance-blind algorithm — trained to think with simple logic — serving up more videos to sate a sadist's appetite is a job well done.
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MW's website's been flooded with covfefe searches since Trump's late night tweet ... and Sololwski says they're serving up suggestions like coffee, coven, cover, covet and covey.
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Iggy Azalea isn't just serving up her own ample ass ... this time, she's got a whole gang o' asses with her -- strictly for biz, of course.
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Chef Art Smith has cooked for four presidents throughout his career, and now he's on the road serving up delicious meals for former First Lady Michelle Obama.
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There's no doubt Apple is less interested in profiling its users and serving up adverts to them, and more interested in making a stand for user privacy.
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Whether serving up space puns, cheering on his favorite sports teams, or expressing his love for traditional guacamole, he showed that he, too, could have some fun.
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Lately, our favorite Hollywood stars have been going for the less is more approach, serving up some major — and tempting – bang inspiration just in time for summer.
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People may be very angry or disappointed in West, but for now, it looks like Twitter is eagerly gobbling down all the trending #content he's serving up.
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Science fiction writers have seized upon the idea, serving up utopian visions ranging from Star Trek's Universal Translator to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy's Babel Fish.
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Sanchez gave up five runs on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings in his last full start April 14 against Baltimore, serving up three home runs.
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Can you imagine Josie from Never Been Kissed snacking on one of her classmate's arms, or Julia from The Wedding Singer serving up cocktails garnished with eyeballs?
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Lunch comes at a flat price of $39, which includes a starter and main course— serving up dishes like a Maine lobster salad or chicken club sandwich.
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When she's not busy serving up covers of Broadway standards, Spears also found time to attend the Hollywood Beauty Awards in L.A., where she was being honored.
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February is the month of romance and remembering black history, but this month, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and HBO Now are mainly serving up adventure, horror, and superheroes.
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Kate Middleton's go-to label LK Bennett (they make those nude pumps she adores) is currently serving up some seriously royal-worthy wear in its sale section.
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Gud's beats played a big role in Lean's hard-to-pin-down appeal, his lush, melodic instrumentals serving up a beguiling counterpoint to the rapper's limited range.
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Milk Train, a dessert café in London, has concocted the latest food trend by serving up ice cream cones wrapped in a massive swirl of cotton candy.
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The bot will literally show you every event that Ticketmaster is serving up in an area (in a place like LA, that can be a little overwhelming).
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Image: NOAANOAA and NASA's lovechild-slash-weather satellite, GOES-16, has been serving up some of the best images of Earth since it launched in November 2016.
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There are cheerleaders and a band, a concession stand serving up fries and hot cocoa, and a student section packed with enthusiastic fans clad in coordinated outfits.
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How-To Geek spotted that Bing's image search is serving up suggestions for related topics that contain racist terms, the sexualization of minors, and otherwise offensive content.
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The 63-year-old Detroit native is serving up to 70 years for assault with intent to murder, a conviction his fiancé said he's trying to overturn.
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When she's not climbing Mount Everest or starring in NBC's tear-provoking show This Is Us, Mandy Moore is serving up some seriously gorgeous interior design #goals.
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Entertainment Weekly will be serving up an all-access pass to all things TV, movies and music, giving users all the exclusive inside, behind-the-scenes scoop.
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Berliners got acquainted with Lode & Stijn's laidback yet upmarket style through pop-ups, from holding a decadent brunch at Silo to serving up wild boar at Schlachtfest.
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Serving up an immersive audiovisual experience, they made full use of the projections that filled the walls of the main room at the Musée d'art Contemporain (MAC).
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And the device will serve you well for years — there are still six-year-old, first-generation iPads rattling around, gingerly serving up web pages and emails.
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Thunders Arena, by contrast, lacks McMahon's flashy production values but does a robust business nevertheless, serving up its own brand of lean beef at $31.99 a video.
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The 23-year-old rookie from the Golden State allowed a home run in that outing, ending his streak of three turns without serving up a blast.
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When you look at that Lupita gown, that's the perfect example of a woman serving up pure glamour, pure sex appeal, but also coming off incredibly strong.
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But in a political town, where warring lawmakers might both be breaking bread at opposite tables, Nuschese says serving up a bit of savoir faire is critical.
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GE stock has fallen nearly 25 percent from highs in 2401, serving up a reminder of the risk of holding your employer's stock in a retirement account.
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The restaurant was serving up two different kinds: one was topped with potato, lardo — fat — truffle, and rosemary, and the other featured heirloom tomato and buffalo mozzarella.
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If you haven't been to IHOP lately, you might be surprised to learn that the iconic breakfast chain is serving up a lot more than just pancakes.
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Wright put the Red Sox in an early hole, serving up Cabrera's homer into the right field bullpens on a 1-1 pitch in the first inning.
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Dropbox has taken this idea to the next level with its Tuck Shop, a cafeteria serving up dishes you'd just as likely find in fine dining establishments.
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Our correspondent Kate Taylor is now serving up a weekly email breaking down the biggest stories in fast food, shopping and more, appropriately called The Drive Thru.
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Whether you want to join the tattooed brigade in a modest way or simply love the look of delicate ink, celebs are serving up some major inspiration.
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Ninfa's began as a simple taco joint serving up Mama Ninfa's trademark Tacos Al Carbon, made with grilled skirt steak on tortillas from her family's tortilla factory.
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The chef, Zachary Reid, who opened Froth & Forage in May, is making the case by serving up inventive comfort food that often pops with color and flavor.
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Among all their downsides, the news algorithms of Twitter and Facebook do a lousy job serving up items that aren't directly in the trending hurricane du jour.
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Thai said his chicken sandwich was also "fine," but made sure we knew that KFC was not serving up the best chicken you could get in Vietnam.
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But the company has risen into an unlikely Goliath of the internet — with a value of around $75 billion — by serving up lots and lots of fluff.
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All of them feature holiday-inspired details like Santa Claus hats, mistletoe, and bags of presents — there's even one of Deadpool serving up a turkey for Thanksgiving.
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When I asked Baltimoreans where to eat, the name that kept coming up was The Land of Kush, a black-owned business serving up vegan soul food.
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Dodging catering staff serving up light bites ranging from sliders to strawberry-flavored marshmallows, I made my way into a sea of glamorous and fashion-forward outfits.
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On one hand, there is a deluge of urgent headlines: Analysts and pundits expound North Korea's latest motives, serving up their newest estimates on its weapons capabilities.
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Under the circumstances, it is highly unlikely that Cohen is serving up anything new and unobtainable elsewhere that would induce Mueller to make a deal with him.
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There's clearly been a constituency of Democrats who are seeking a more liberal or progressive set of policies than the mainstream was serving up in those years.
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The governor's advocacy of the state's alcohol industry is well documented, with Mr. Cuomo serving up a variety of tax breaks, promotional plans and best wine awards.
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The 31-year-old Californian had trouble keeping the ball in the park last campaign, serving up a career-high 31 homers in 168 53/3 innings.
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Whether those sentiments make their way into every feed remains to be seen — after all, Facebook became an internet superpower by serving up easy, compulsively clickable content.
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Art Basel Miami Beach feels decidedly unpolitical this year, serving up its usual mix of monumental sculptures, loud neons and wall-swallowing paintings by name-brand artists.
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This season of Vanderpump Rules saw it's fair share of fighting, but it looks like the Sur squad is serving up the best, most explosive moments for last.
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In other words, as our culture has become driven by the internet and interactive technologies, television openers have responded by serving up an increasingly sophisticated barrage of images.
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It might be hard to remember now, but presidential Twitter accounts used to be anodyne things, serving up inoffensive sentiments only occasionally written by the chief executive himself.
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If you live near any of the Showcase Cinemas in Massachusetts or New York, their Ben & Jerry's ice cream counters will be serving up free cones from 12p.m.
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They proudly wave the metalpunk banner with a little bit of gothy swagger and young Rollins snot, serving up an end result that's punchy, crude, and extremely listenable.
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Serial Box, an iOS app for serving up serialized fiction on devices, announced in a blog post that it's launching something called Microfiction Mondays, starting from Jul. 9.
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Launching today at Y Combinator Demo Day, California Dreamin' is serving up an alcohol alternative that still gets you lit, but without the same hangover or health issues.
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It has completely shut down critics of its never-frozen beef and, as of this morning, it's still serving up clapbacks even faster than it serves its customers.
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It's a very fractured landscape, and while services like iTunes and Spotify are doing a better job serving up information to show hosts, aggregating data is still imperfect.
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Now, the actress embraces the same philosophy she fought for in high school, and further shows it by serving up a steady stream of pin-worthy beauty looks.
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Well, if you were hoping for one last hurrah — not to worry — we're serving up the ultimate #VirtualVacation this month with the return of the R29 Beach House.
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Since launching his campaign, Trump has shown a lack of understanding on a wide range of military, foreign policy and domestic issues, serving up a trifecta of idiocy.
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The chain is known for chili cheeseburgers, serving up food in large portions, and offering heaps of extra toppings like onions, chili, and tomatoes for no extra charge.
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Neiman Marcus is serving up craft cocktails, house-made pastas and seasonal potluck at its restaurant called The Zodiac Room at the Hudson Yards mall in New York.
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In case you forgot just how talented the guy really is, Gökçe's back and this time serving up immaculately carved portions of steak for Welsh actor Luke Evans.
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He tries to feed her the same unlikely story he and Claire have been serving up to everyone, but doesn't count on one small detail: Jenny knows Claire.
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If you're looking for a way to become the Khal or Khaleesi of entertaining, consider serving up a cake baked in this special pan at your next party.
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Walled gardens serving up story after story that machines predict will get the greatest engagement have critics questioning how much algorithms shaped the results of the 2016 election.
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It's not wrong for Facebook to keep its business strategies secret, but when the company is apparently serving up vulnerable teenagers to hungry advertisers, things get, uh, tricky.
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And as crazed as her calendar might be, she somehow still has room to add one more thing to her list: serving up daily makeup and hair inspiration.
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The 23-year-old Mexican surrendered eight home runs over 210 603/260 innings in those five outings after serving up only three over 24 frames in July.
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Our 14th Annual TechCrunch Summer Party is a mere two weeks away, and we're serving up a fresh new batch of tickets to this popular Silicon Valley tradition.
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I head down with the girls and we walk up and down a couple times before I finally land on a truck serving up delicious-looking breakfast bowls.
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So, in partnership with Smirnoff, we're stirring up a next-level, vanilla peppermint hot chocolate recipe (with a little something extra) — perfect for serving up all winter long.
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If you like the product they're serving up, then that's all that really matters to you, and if almost everyone else is missing out then that's their loss.
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Case in point, the 22 "cloakers" it nabbed in December were responsible for serving up ads that were viewed over 20 million times online in a single week.
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The new eatery will be walk-up, quick-service style serving up old-fashioned soda floats out of what looks to be an oversized lunch box and thermos.
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And it certainly seems to be the people most removed from those experiences that are serving up gourmet "crack caramels" and "crack sauce"-drenched tacos with a wink.
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It's a nice way of serving up a lot of information, all at once, unlike the Apple app, which seems to make that more difficult with each update.
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In the current analysis, the researchers estimated that organic meat could be serving up about 750 milligrams a day of omega-3s, based on consumption patterns in Europe.
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Instead of serving up traditional cat food, Stout lovingly cooked some kitty-sized pancakes for Mr. Wilson, a cat that he and Kenzie Jones adopted earlier this month.
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Panera Bread's CEO Ron Shaich sees what other fast-food giants are serving up on their kids' menus and he's not convinced it's always in children's best interests.
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Not only that, if you realized the app was serving up these ads and didn't want it on your phone anymore, you'd have a hard time deleting it.
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For Gilkes, taking her chefs out of the kitchen to meet farmers is encouraging them to find innovative ways of serving up local ingredients to increasingly adventurous tourists.
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So why wouldn't Lopez, who's been serving up story lines, dance moves, and diversity (with dancers and actors) in her music videos since 1999, be deserving of it?
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The best makeup spongesWhether you're serving up high-def contouring for the 'gram or just trying to look amazing on the daily, a good makeup sponge can help.
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While we have been devouring heavily buttered toast with eggs at the diner for decades, toast became fancy in 2014 when San Francisco started serving up artisanal toast.
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Rounding out Beyoncé's best day ever, she also nabbed the May 2016 covers of Elle and Elle UK, serving up her signature flawlessness in sexy Ivy Park gear.
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Starting as early as today, the brands and retailers serving up everything from jewelry to clothing to bags, are slashing their prices in the name of President's Day.
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For Halloween, old-school Chicago eatery Saint Lou's Assembly paid homage to Olive Garden by decorating its interior and serving up a special menu inspired by the chain.
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My friends and I had become regulars at the club, the crew of us a bevy of young black and Latino girls serving up eye candy and authenticity.
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Serving up a different picture of longing, Mendelssohn's sixth string quartet in F minor, "Requiem for Fanny," was penned in response to the death of the composer's sister.
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"Cops" rides along as officers pull over drunken drivers, throw suspects on the pavement and stride into chaotic domestic fights, serving up a gritty vérité of the streets.
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In addition to serving up chic, beautiful products that are oh-so covetable, UO's become somewhat of a one-stop-shop for indie brands poised to blow up.
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The new cars can be ordered in either a single-motor or dual-motor setup, with the latter serving up a whopping 600 horsepower, according to Zero Labs.
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Syfy asked critics to avoid spoilers in any reviews, but it's hard to "spoil" something that has already grown this stale, serving up a composted collection of gags.
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The startup does this by serving up content designed to encourage people to look more closely at their relationship across four key areas: trust, communication, conflict and intimacy.
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The 25-year-old rookie from California has gone two straight outings without allowing a home run after serving up one in each of his previous three turns.
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The Lower East Side deli, which dates back to 1888, is famous for serving up "mile-high" corn beef, pastrami and rueben sandwiches with fresh, house-made pickles.
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Instead, the job has become corporate in the extreme — answering to parent-company boards, serving up sequels so related merchandise keeps selling, cutting costs as DVD money vanishes.
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Much of the action lingers in a swirling brinkmanship with exposition, serving up bits and pieces to chew on, but nothing so hearty that it gives everything away.
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There's a YouTube stage in the Media Center, a Facebook lounge next to the arena, and a Twitter bar serving up free drinks and snacks just down the road.
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Morton, who beat the A's 6-2 last week, took a one-hit shutout one out into the fifth before serving up Profar's 10th home run of the season.
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He surrendered season highs of seven runs and eight hits in a loss at Pittsburgh on Thursday while serving up two home runs for the third time this year.
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Grab supper at Josephine House: For a slightly more formal but equally homey vibe, check out this quaint Clarksville cottage serving up a daily menu featuring locally sourced products.
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The coffee chain is serving up frozen drinks with cinnamon, caramel, hazelnut crème, matcha, and a dried-fruit packet containing dried cranberries, golden raisins, Zante currants, and dried cherries.
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The Bachelor star Nick Viall, 36, and Peta Murgatroyd, 30 are serving up a cha cha to "Let Me Love You" by DJ Snake and Tiësto featuring Justin Bieber.
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If you're not giving us steamy slow-motion shots of busy Michelin-starred kitchens, you better be serving up two shots of vodka because there's no acceptable middle ground.
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So it's possible that serving up a simplified version of the disease to unsuspecting app users might be a relatively nonintrusive and effective way of convincing people to donate.
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The news feed algorithm decides what posts and news items Facebook's 1.6 billion daily users see -- and then there are the algorithms serving up $17 billion worth of ads.
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The first official teaser trailer for Sharp Objects is out, and honestly, we're ready to hand Amy Adams her Emmy now for all the face she is serving up.
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One of the biggest sources of BPA is thought to be canned foods, and fast food restaurants that serve canned soda could also be serving up BPA, she said.
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Alcoholism, drug abuse, infidelity, dishonesty, financial problems, child abuse: Bloodline has it all, serving up an expansive buffet of dysfunctionality that not even your nearest Golden Corral could match.
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When Bannon told The New York Times the press should "keep its mouth shut," he was clearly serving up the red meat quote for the benefit of his base.
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The chef immediately began cooking with fellow chef José Enrique, serving up batches of beef stew to 225,25 victims on their first day there, according to the Washington Post.
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However, most distributed database architectures aren't capable of serving up and writing data at rates to match the bandwidth that the rest of the market is making strides towards.
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If you've been serving up run-of-the-mill red wine at your regular The Walking Dead viewing parties, get ready to fill your bunker with the good stuff.
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Cara Delevingne might have shaved her head recently, but she's still at the top our short list of stars who are serving up serious hair inspiration right these days.
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The Colorado Rockies haven't been shy about flexing their muscle and slugging their way to victory while the Cincinnati Reds have been rather generous with serving up the longball.
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A couple of days before the court ruling, a majority of Russian Telegram channels started reblogging and serving up instructions on how to set up proxies and VPN workarounds.
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And for those not observing Lent, don't fret: Chick-fil-A will still be serving up the same chicken sandwiches and nuggets that you know and love, of course.
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The result is an experience understandably serving up nostalgia, but one that doesn't feel bogged down by the sometimes tiresome conventions of the PS1-era games it's based on.
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So long as Smith follows those rules, he'll soon be running America's first-ever recreational marijuana drive-thru, serving up product Thursday through Sunday from 4 PM to midnight.
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The next generation of barbershops, though, are a little more progressive — serving up straight-edge shaves and precision cuts to men and women with a side of social responsibility.
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By 2020, there will be approximately 9.7 billion displays on Earth serving up over 5,000 ad-views per day per urban-dwelling person, a 25 percent increase from 2015.
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"The grand jury may still be out, but when @bobsmueller indicts a Trump associate, we'll be serving up $85033 Moscow Muellers #muellertime," the restaurant posted on its Twitter account.
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The world needs a real US-China trade deal if economic growth is going to return to the planet, not the fake deals the Trump administration keeps serving up.
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Serving up traditional favorites like the classic Margherita alongside more interesting flavor combos including vegetables like courgettes and aubergines, it's the go-to spot for all-round great pizza.
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Micro-targeting is "serving up ads or content to these narrowly-sliced segments, personalizing them and taking advantage of vulnerabilities," Rutgers Law School professor Ellen Goodman previously told CNBC.
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They fought the good fight by telling other people's stories -- afflicting the comfortable and comforting the afflicted, as the old saying goes -- and not simply serving up hot takes.
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These brussels sprouts from Aldi are already prepared and seasoned with bacon and balsamic, taking all of the hard work out of serving up an impressive vegetable side dish.
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When Bannon told the New York Times the press should "keep its mouth shut," he was clearly serving up the red meat quote for the benefit of his base.
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Most of the time, Mutant Year Zero is serving up pretty enjoyable battles that are just thorny enough that you'll feel like a combat genius for having solved them.
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Because, even in during a tragedy, the internet can be terrible, Good Guy Fieri was accused of serving up nothing but a publicity stunt—allegations which he wholeheartedly disputes.
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He went on to toss all 19583 innings in a 21958-2100 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, serving up a home run to Willie Stargell to break the tie.
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The restaurant is serving up the nutria, which looks similar to an otter and is said to taste somewhere between turkey and pork, in burgers, dumplings, and hot dogs.
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Along with a star-spangled holiday to kick things off this week, the month is also serving up a spirited dose of deals on all things furniture to decor.
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On "Mood Swings," a g-funk cut from her February album, I Got It Made, the Oakland rapper reasserts her dominance, serving up a plate of Bay Area realism.
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After serving up two home runs to Baltimore in the top of the ninth inning that tied the score, 5-5, Robertson thrashed around the clubhouse tunnel in dismay.
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Since 210.99, Al's Burger Shack has been serving up juicy, all-natural, hormone- and antibiotic-free burgers just steps from the University of North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill.
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Good idea ... and a better way to sell the idea is Arianny serving up a variety of scantily clad looks to promote the company, and we gotta say ... DAMN.
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She will be on the air again this Sunday, serving up information on the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams in the hours before Super Bowl LIII.
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Nor is it a Disney-esque mega-arcade like Dave & Buster's in Times Square, serving up strawberry-watermelon margaritas and fire-grilled sirloin along with supersized virtual reality games.
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MDRNTY002 will be released in January, and features two spaced-out tracks, "Fiva 1" and "Fiva 2," which find the producer serving up a trademark dose of woozy minimalism.
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If last year's EP is any indication, Copeland will continue to mesh her voice with a sample-heavy electronic backdrop, serving up her signature flavor of avant-garde pop.
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The Plex server client is the key, sitting on your Windows or macOS machine, scanning and organizing your media libraries, and serving up the files whenever your Chromebook demands them.
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For half the country, it's still "curl up on the couch and hibernate" weather, which makes it convenient that Netflix is serving up so much more original content in March.
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Searching for male friends, though, requires typing in the entire phrase "photos of my male friends" and then hitting return before serving up a veritable Whitman's Sampler of weird photos.
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One good thing about staying local and doing things around campus is the fact that local establishments will likely be vying for your business by serving up some student discounts.
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Google Assistant has all the capabilities of Google Now on Tap, which means it's capable of searching the screen for related information and serving up images, links, videos and more.
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The cocktail, which is made with tequila and margarita mix and served on the rocks, is just one of the many deals Applebee's has been serving up in recent months.
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But one London-based startup is about to test that theory — it's just launched an anonymous search engine, called Oscobo, initially serving up search results specifically for the U.K. market.
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The move is another attempt to lock down consumer privacy and eliminate any remaining paranoia over Facebook or other apps secretly listening to your conversations and serving up relevant advertisements.
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Now you can send that addiction into overdrive, with the creation of the Nutella Road Trip — a food truck that's serving up dishes dedicated to the very much loved spread.
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Move over Silicon Valley start-ups, upstate New York-based yogurt company Chobani is serving up the employee perks big time – and its staffers have CEO Hamdi Ulukaya to thank.
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Raising the bar for Instagram bloggers everywhere, Beyoncé has been serving up curated #OOTD posts on her grid – no captions required, no event necessary, soundtrack optional – for the last year.
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Freddy's Pizza: This minuscule grocery store-come-pizzeria is the epitome of a hidden gem, serving up some of Chicago's most legit Italian food—eight miles outside of the city.
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While coolers of all sizes are available, the real draw is its very Texan, aptly named Barrr, serving up beers, barbecue, and bar snacks from a perch overlooking South Congress.
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Gargiulo's is an institution: The Italian eatery has been around for 101 years in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Coney Island, serving up platefuls of spaghettini sorrentina and zuppa di cozze.
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While most people at CES are desperate for a glimpse into the future, Kodak serving up a heavy dose of nostalgia and bringing back an iconic gadget from the past.
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Impressively, the show isn't just serving up funny material about Trump -- they're often covering political issues the mainstream media has failed to cover, or were distracted from covering in detail.
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Earlier this year, Google had to tweak the feature to stop serving up wrong and biased answers, after reports emerged about how often snippets featured "improbable or laughably incorrect" information.
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Two decades after he infamously slipped Carl Craig a demo inside a rye sandwich in Detroit, Brooklyn-based producer Recloose is still serving up drool-worthy jams for the world.
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Billed as producing and serving up content for the "culturally curious," Culture Trip has to date published more than 30,000 articles and videos to provide cultural, travel and food recommendations.
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But if episode titles like "Eat, Spray, Linda" and "Zero Larp Thirty" are anything to go on, the team will certainly be serving up some choice meats for the film.
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Digital marketing has had a troublesome year so far, with Facebook having measurement problems, YouTube apologizing for serving up ads next to extremist content and ad fraud hitting the headlines.
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The 28-year-old gave up nine runs over 11 2/3 frames in his previous two turns, serving up three homers in a loss to Baltimore on April 53.
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Oakland's Mike Fiers, who successfully extended his run of unbeaten starts to 18 straight, left with a 6-5 lead after serving up Correa's second homer leading off the seventh.
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Hellickson has had a difficult time keeping the ball in the park lately, serving up two homers in his last outing on Saturday and seven in his last four starts.
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Moronta then got two outs before walking Keston Hiura, then serving up Gamel's game-winning hit on a 2-2 pitch, the Brewers' third walk-off win of the season.
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While there has been a lot of interest in making and using chatbots, there have been a lot of stumbles, too, with chatbots serving up questionable or just useless results.
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He lost his three outings immediately before going on the injured list, serving up six homers and allowing 15 runs (14 earned) and 26 hits over 17 2/3 innings.
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In a city where food is always a sit-down affair and fish rarely makes the menu, one American is serving up a slice of New York in Buenos Aires.
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It's not taking care of your man if you're serving up that pale chicken—if anything you're hurting your man, you're clogging up his arteries and you're giving him salmonella.
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Along the boulevard, in Sunnyside, is a charming breakfast shop called Alpha Donuts, where Patty Zorbas, a Greek immigrant, has been serving up breakfast for decades behind a small counter.
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In Russia, it's all about casting the president as a bare-chested action hero, pumping out anti-Western conspiracy theories and serving up remakes of Western sitcoms and reality shows.
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Orman made a name for herself serving up tough love to people who wanted to go on lavish vacations but admitted they still hadn't paid off their credit card bills.
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He took a three-hit shutout and 11-0 lead into the sixth inning before serving up solo home runs to Elvis Andrus (his 11th) and Danny Santana (his 13th).
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He took a three-hit shutout and 11-0 lead into the sixth inning before serving up solo home runs to Elvis Andrus (his 11th) and Danny Santana (his 26th).
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Instead of serving up easy nostalgia, it sends the characters searching for a place that made them happier in the past, then deprives them of it over and over again.
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Lil Pump hit the streets of Skid Row, serving up corn dogs, turkey dogs, cheese dogs, french fries and lemonade ... and passing out jackets, pants and socks to 600 people.
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It's a lot tougher to avoid arrest if you're serving up to heroin users on a notorious estate than passing a few bags around in a noisy, dimly-lit nightclub.
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That's why the best horror movies are almost always pulling double duty, serving up scares that also illuminate the anxieties that lie below the surface of our collective cultural norms.
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In addition to buying extra bottles for toasting at home, we're also planning to get out and observe this anniversary at NYC destinations that are serving up their own rosé specialities.
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WindsweptThis splatter-paint look might not be realistic on most days (unless you're en route to the city's annual color run, ofc), but it sure is serving up some major inspo.
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Along the way you can train Google's serving up of news even further by giving a thumbs up to the stories you like and a thumbs down to those you don't.
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In a new interview with Yahoo Beauty she reveals that she struggles with serving up diva realness (or whatever Tyra expression you'd like to user here) when the flashbulbs are popping.
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Meanwhile, tabletop tablets in restaurants are proliferating, and along with serving up customer data to the owners, they're increasing efficiency by allowing diners to order meals without talking to a server.
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In preparation for the Boston Marathon on April 15, the coffee company is serving up a colorful take on Saucony's Kinvara 10 shoe design for the second year in a row.
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The Phillies recalled lefty Adam Morgan from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to make his first start since serving up three homers in an 11-2 loss at Colorado on July 13.
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Most smartphone buyers still walk into physical stores, where Essential has no presence, or grab whatever their carrier is serving up as the latest deal, which is another unchecked Essential box.
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To celebrate the occasion, select locations of the donut chain will be serving up the new drink for free and sampling the new Maple Sugar Bacon Breakfast Sandwich tomorrow, August 28.
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But NBC's The Good Place managed all that and more, sending an unrepentant jerk (Kristen Bell) to heaven and serving up genuinely surprising cliffhangers in every one of its 13 episodes.
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The behavior is almost certainly a result of a convenience feature the messaging app offers its mainstream user base by serving up a preview of URLs within chats as they type.
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Or to put it another way: if most iOS updates tend to focus on the flashy, candy-like dessert, this year Apple is serving up a big, heaping plate of vegetables.
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Beyond just serving up more fast food and frozen dinners, parents are also more likely to pressure kids to clean their plates on days when they're not in a great mood.
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Maine natives Sabin Lomac, 2000 and Jim Tselikis, 215 started Cousins Maine Lobster as a single food truck in Los Angeles in April of 220, serving up authentic, sustainable lobster rolls.
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Serving up french fries would just stop those of us with limited self-control from also going through the In-N-Out drive-thru in order to create a balanced meal.
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In the months since President Trump's inauguration, Souza has regularly used his Instagram account to compare and contrast the two presidents — at times serving up subtle shade to the new administration.
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Fat Sal's will be keeping the McDowell's pop-up open through Halloween, where they're serving up dishes from the movie like The Big Mick, The Sexual Chocolate Shake and Zamunda Fries.
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And Fleming was at the center of the caucus's push this summer to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, serving up red meat for conservative voters back home in the Pelican State.
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The two men joined forces to lead a sort of Orientalist mini crime empire in 1930s Shanghai, serving up as much gambling, drugs and sex work as fellow foreigners could handle.
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The key for brands is to be present during those moments with content that helps them figure out where to go and what to do instead of serving up intrusive ads.
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First, the whole Josh Murray debacle, now this -- ex 'Bachelorette' Andi Dorfman will NOT be serving up avocado toast this summer after damn near slicing off a couple of her fingers.
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Knight and Merchants Bar is tiny but it is Bao's castle, and he's been serving up sword fights alongside medieval-style meat feasts here since it opened roughly one year ago.
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Koehler failed to go six innings in any of his last four starts and lasted 21 2/3 frames while serving up four runs to the New York Mets on Tuesday.
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To celebrate the opening of its 3,000th restaurant in Elizabeth, New Jersey on Thursday, Popeyes is serving up 24 Karat Champagne Wings for one day only in just four locations nationwide.
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By next month, Google will be serving up its own new phones with the latest Android on board, and Sony's efforts will barely register as a bleep on phone buyers' radar.
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Restaurants and supermarkets around the world are already serving up edible insects, making the category increasingly attractive to food industry giants such as Nestle, PepsiCo, and Tyson, according to Business Insider.
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But it is difficult to apply those rules when computers are serving up the ads automatically, without a sales rep on the other end of the transaction screening out the misfits.
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In some ways, the work The Brain is doing sounds not very different from some of the now defunct tools like Zite or Prismatic that were serving up contextually relevant news.
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The brothers already have a verbal agreement to take over the space and working on getting everything in writing ... so they can start serving up drinks to Carl Spackler enthusiasts, ASAP.
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Media outlets in Tokyo, Beirut and Paris are serving up tales of exfiltration teams assembled either by Ghosn's wife, his brothers or Turkish operatives who smuggled him out in private jets.
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And so both campaigns — especially Gillespie's, which trails in most polls — are serving up more and more brutal attacks and volleying back with outrage that their opponent would sink so low.
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Simon needed plenty of offensive support to end a four-start losing streak after allowing four runs and serving up three homers in an 11-4 victory at Colorado on Thursday.
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Just talk to one of the devices and it responds, serving up news, recipes and other info, playing your favorite music and even controlling the lights and thermostat in your house.
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Now, she's serving up a prelude to her debut album with I Used To Know Her (The Prelude), a 20-minute collection of smooth R&B with sharp spoken word moments.
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The algorithm might need a little work, too — serving up "Two and a Half Men" based on my interests seems suspect — but that's true of every single one of these services.
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And, in addition to sharing its top products from throughout the decades (we see you peanut butter pretzels), the cult-favorite grocery store is also serving up a major dose of nostalgia.
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Not only that, the actress is also starring in a bewitching thriller, Serenity, opposite of Matthew McConaughey, serving up an incredibly "electric" performance, according to the film's (very satisfied) director, Steven Knight.
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Greinke has lost back-to-back starts after serving up five homers while being rocked for eight runs and nine hits in 21 218/212 innings by the Dodgers on Sept. 231.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Bars are also partaking in the fun, serving up red, white and blue drinks and craft cocktails made in honor of the event.
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John Witherspoon says Starbucks is serving up a hot cup of bulls*** with their new anti-biased training in the wake of two black men being arrested at one of their shops.
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And on this week's episode, She gets a pretty flavorful sampler plate of all the types of bold her remaining 20 Bachelorette men are serving up, with some more palatable than others.
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Until the long-term health risks and ways to limit their exposure are understood on the street, the illicit drug market will just keep serving up more and more toxic adulterated drugs.
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So together with eBay Fashion, whose collection of new, on-trend styles is serving up major inspiration, we've tapped eight R29 editors to show us the wardrobe essentials that do just that.
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Hutchison opened the fourth and immediately worked his way into trouble by serving up a leadoff double to Pena, who came around on a wild pitch for a 5-0 Cardinals lead.
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Lonzo Ball was serving up some Migos with a side of booty on "Lip Sync Battle" ... where he performed with a twerking girl who nearly threw her back out during LB's session.
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An Australian restaurant has decided this is a delicacy the world needs, nay, deserves, so they're serving up Nutella pasta in celebration of World Pasta Day (apparently a thing) on Oct. 25.
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My day-to-day life may have been serving up women in sizes 2, 4, or 6, but all I had to do was look up and realize that's not the norm.
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No, The Hideaway is serving up the city's daintiest, trendiest tattoos — all etched by 36-year-old artist Brian Woo, or better known as Doctor Woo to his 1.2 million Instagram followers.
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The algorithm is good at serving up what it believes you'll click on, but it's so busy deciding if it can get your engagement, it doesn't ask whether or not it should.
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In an exclusive look at the making of Runaway June's new "Lipstick" music video, former Bachelorette contestant Luke Pell is serving up some serious cowboy charm alongside country music's hottest new trio.
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A browser-based game called Brickception manages to make the game even harder with a pop-up window that you'll quickly find immensely annoying—even though it's not serving up any ads.
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By capturing the usage of the app, the platform also provides retailers with an overview of store analytics — serving up insights on shoppers' behaviour, most popular products, lost sales and so on.
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And she does the job justice, simply by serving up some serious #OOTD inspiration in an L.A.-centric spread shot by another street-style favorite: photographer Margaret Zhang of Shine By Three.
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Padres 2, Mariners 1 Right-hander Jacob Nix pitched 453 1/3 scoreless innings before serving up a home run to Nelson Cruz but host San Diego hung on to defeat Seattle.
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MTV star Julia Rose has got you covered for all your Super Bowl cravings ahead of the big game -- 'cause she's serving up all the good stuff on one irresistible platter ... herself.
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Athletics RHP Ryan Madson blew his second straight save opportunity by serving up Martin's blast - he also gave up a two-run homer to Texas OF Ian Desmond on May 17. 2.
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It's still serving up cautionary tales about how people interact with media, the culture, communications, and technology, and how our obsessions and behaviors today might logically extend into horrors in the future.
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This even-handed tone rang through many of the conference's presentations, with scholars serving up shade where it was due while avoiding falling into the lazy critic's trap of surface-level distaste.
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Cosmopolitan reports that U.K. locations of the world's largest coffee chain are serving up the vampire Frappuccino, so anyone heading that way can get a taste of Halloween with their caffeine jolt.
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Giusti says he knows that nutritionists don't always endorse pasta and pizza meals, but they meet the nutrition guidelines, and he is committed to serving up things that students will actually enjoy.
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After posting four straight quality starts, Holland has given up 215 runs (nine earned) in 26 25/3 innings over his last two outings, serving up four home runs in the process.
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As the public face of President Donald Trump's legal team, he spent the last year serving up a smorgasbord of madcap talking points about the Russia investigation and Trump's other legal woes.
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On a Sunday evening, Joe's, which convincingly bills itself as being largely unchanged (except the name) since the '40s, was staffed by high school students gossiping about prom and serving up wooders.
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In the meantime, workarounds by way of Google Cardboard, Sketchfab, and YouTube can provide stripped-down approximations of 3D works, with exhibitions like Magik Gallery's serving up occasional real-deal VR feels.
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For two days, The OverEasy Diner will be turned into Litchfield Penitentiary Cafeteria, serving up food meant to resemble the kind of fare served up to our favorite inmates on the show.
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Even then, both the "end user" devices and the wireless routers serving up the connectivity will have to be using Wi-Fi 2400 in order for people to experience the enhancements therein.
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With one on in the 10th inning, Rendon doubled off Joe Kelly, who walked Soto intentionally before serving up the most seismic hit in Nationals' history: Howie Kendrick's go-ahead grand slam.
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At a time where stocks seemingly carve out fresh all-time highs on a daily basis, one would think that investors would be taking victory laps, high-fiving, and serving up champagne.
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Whether they're disagreeing about religion, bringing a narcoleptic to dinner, or serving up a side of salmonella with their turkey, here's our definitive guide to the best Turkey Day-themed TV episodes.
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The 22012-year-old Oklahoma native still has produced six quality starts in his last eight outings, serving up five homers in that span after permitting 24 in his first 23 appearances.
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The go-to cyber spot for basics and statement pieces alike is serving up some pre-Black Friday goodness this year with 30% off absolutely everything (yes, everything!) using the code BIG30.
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His command was off in the second, when he gave up a double, hit a batter, then ran a 3-0 count to Jose Martinez before serving up a three-run homer.
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Today through July 16, Charnas is serving up some of her top picks out of Amazon's endless Prime Day deals in a dedicated landing page, so that we can shop along in style.
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For years, Sophie Turner has been serving up endless braid, wave and updo inspiration both on the red carpet and on-screen as Sansa Stark in the HBO hit in Game of Thrones.
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While the colors that chill you out are a matter of individual preference, in the spirit of serving up some inspiration, we asked two interior designers and one bedding expert for their recommendations.
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This weekend happens to be full of some pretty incredible fall sales so we've picked out three brands that are serving up some of the best deals for you to start shopping now.
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Serving up a not-so-subtle jab at the judges during the men's short program on Thursday, the 28-year-old Team USA figure skater officially solidified his position as Pyeongchang Olympic King.
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Already, the Magicpin founder said, the service provides insight on passing consumers to business — for example highlighting influencers or serving up potential sales options — and there are plans to provide more actionable intelligence.
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GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, who won seven of the 11 states on Super Tuesday this week, spent the majority of the night fending off attacks (and serving up some of his own zingers).
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For Samsung, serving up the first-generation Galaxy Fold to a self-selecting group of receptive users is an excellent expansion of its beta testing that would feed into improvements for future iterations.
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Another tiebreaker looked inevitable when the break points dried up in the fourth set, and Dimitrov quickly took control before serving up a 195 kph bomb to send the contest into a decider.
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Part of why people are up in arms is that Facebook is a platform that is just serving up content but now it's being seen as a curator of content, Rain's Lang said.
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From the hottest two-piece sets, to the coolest cut-offs and on-trend sunglasses, the style stars vacationing "around the world" with Revolve right now are serving up the ultimate summer wardrobe.
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Waiters serving up mini hors d'oeuvres, such as bite-sized avocado toast, walked around as people "experienced" Uber's new safety features in much the same way a reporter might "experience" a new phone.
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And for the Emmy Awards on Sunday, her longtime hairstylist Takisha Sturdivant-Drew plans on serving up yet another awesome style to compliment what's sure to be the world's most stylish baby bump.
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Skaggs was pulled with no outs in the inning after walking Chad Pinder and Matt Chapman before serving up an RBI single to Khris Davis to give the A's a 4-1 lead.
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Starbucks is serving up a steaming hot $100 million cash commitment to anchor a new food-focused fund in partnership with the consumer and tech-focused focused private equity firm Valor Equity Partners.
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She wore an apron and gloves while serving up some cool treats but arrived in a tan-colored leotard under tight ripped jeans covered with a long light pink jacket with matching heels.
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LONDON — As the frost creeps in across London, a new rooftop pop-up will be serving up a cosy solution that will melt your frosty heart: hot gin and tonics and steaming juleps.
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Following an explosive blow up between Heather Dubrow and Kelly Dodd at Meghan King Edmonds' sushi dinner party, fellow Housewife Tamra Judge might be serving up another platter of drama for the duo.
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From May 1 to June 17 at the Disney Springs area of the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, you'll find 18 restaurants serving up drinks and dishes with a splash of bourbon.
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It might be Chilis' birthday, but it's about to feel like yours: The chain will be serving up its famous Presidente Margaritas for only $133 on March 13 to celebrate their special day.
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Pirates RH Jameson Taillon (3-2, 3.00) Fister is trying to bounce back after serving up four runs and seven hits in four innings to suffer a loss to St. Louis on Wednesday.
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Yes, nature won out, my friends, as the cat scurried away—likely to feast on a bouquet of rats, who in turn likely feasted on whatever fare Goodison Park was serving up today.
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According to the Disney Food Blog, Disney parks across the globe are serving up glowing cotton candy — and it's the perfect thing to light up social media feeds and the parks' nighttime festivities.
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All you need to do is connect a standard keg to the back of the cooler before filling the inside with ice and serving up ice cold tap beer of your favorite variety.
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At the same time, restaurants serving up bacon cheeseburgers, BLTs or other menu items with the American favorite may see those higher prices, too, which could take a bite out of profit margins.
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"We wanted to reach cities that we thought had a really strong mix in the way they were serving up arts and culture," said Kate Levin, who oversees arts programs at Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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The video, which is directed by Arrow's mother—legendary LA filmmaker and photographer Autumn De Wilde—moves from the band serving up donuts to living out a glamrock fantasy on the streets of Hollywood.
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After all, who among us could resist the magnetic pull of Café du Monde, a legendary French Quarter coffee shop that has been serving up its world-famous renowned beignets for over a century?
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While Kate has long been a proud supporter of pantyhose, Meghan has made it clear from the start that she has her own take on royal style, serving up messy buns against all odds.
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PepsiCo last year set a target that by 2025 at least two-thirds of its drinks will have 100 calories or fewer from added sugar per 12 oz serving, up from about 40 percent.
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And as extreme, polarizing, and sensational content continues to rise to the top, it's increasingly obvious that curatorial algorithms need to be tempered with additional oversight, and reweighted to consider what they're serving up.
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Go au nauturale: Mr. Natural is another veggie-friendly spot with a couple locations around town serving up twists on traditional Tex-Mex, like Tofu a la Mexicana and grilled veggie or mushroom tacos.
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Somewhere in the background Derek Zoolander is surely throwing a very attractive tantrum because Miles is clearly stealing his spotlight, serving up more raw elegance than has heretofore been seen at a movie premiere.
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And don't worry, Staud is still serving up the structured, street-style friendly bags that the label is well-known for — this time in a variety of urn-like shapes that channel archeological finds.
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The former is pretty simple, with a handheld form factor that can sit on a desk or be attached something like a stroller, serving up a stream of air freshly stripped of pollutant particles.
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Ektron President Fesses Up To Selling The Company To Accel-KKR At the time of the merger, Episerver had 8,800 customers in roughly 30 countries, serving up digital assets to more than 30,000 websites.
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If you're comedian, actress, and all-around cool girl Jessica Williams, who departed The Daily Show after serving up the most spot-on segments as a senior correspondent, you brainstorm swoon-worthy hair ideas.
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Korean pop act BTS may be famous for their powerful social media presence, insane music videos, and ultra-cool aesthetic, but they are serving up much more than just good looks and hit songs.
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The 22000-year-old is making $224 an hour — 219 cents an hour above the state's new minimum wage — working the register and serving up cold drinks and fries to customers on the boardwalk.
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Part of the challenge of hosting a game show app like HQ, where players are responding with real-time comments, is serving up jokes while delivering the questions quickly enough for HQ's rabid players.
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Toward the end of 13, Blue Apron announced it was serving up 1 million meals per month, which averages out to a $120 million revenue run rate, with meals priced around $10 a pop.
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Just Eat was rewarded for serving up better-than-expected orders and expectations that 2018 revenues will be towards the top end of its 740 million pound ($952 million) to 770 million pound range.
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The spaces have studios, 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, and 4BR spaces, serving up to eight people, and the studios can come in single bed apartments or two beds to split up the space between roommates.
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The California native was charged with a total of nine runs in 53-plus innings over his last two turns after serving up just one run in 12 frames across his previous two starts.
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Since his emergence as an icon, Fieri has opened several restaurants across the U.S. (ranging from Guy's Burger Joint to Guy's American Kitchen and Bar), all serving up his signature style of American eats.
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Voices loyal to Trump acknowledge that expanding his base will require a focused effort from a president who is often more comfortable serving up red meat to his base on Twitter or at rallies.
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The 228-year-old native of Indiana has kept the ball in the park in that span, serving up only two home runs, but has only a 23-23 record to show for it.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani charity in the teeming coastal metropolis of Karachi is serving up a rare treat for the city's Muslims ahead of their fast for the holy month of Ramadan - ostrich meat.
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Instacart, another same-day delivery grocery service based in San Francisco, had been in operation since 2012 and was serving up customers in major metro areas like San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles.
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Twitch today has over 2.2 million broadcasters serving up streams on its site every month, which are consumed by 15 million daily active viewers who watch an average of 95 minutes of content daily.
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Boyd was not quite as strong in his only previous appearance against the Red Sox, when he failed to record an out while serving up seven runs and six hits on July 2, 2015.
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Gielgud Theater, London Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's Tony-winning 210 musical made waves in its day for serving up a situation instead of a plot, and suggesting new directions for the American musical.
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That said, I've balanced my follows such that Twitter and, secondarily, Facebook still do a fairly good job of serving up content I wouldn't have otherwise noticed (So I won't delete my accounts — yet).
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Situated on a leafy hillside, the simple industrial-cool dining room and outdoor tables offer views of the twinkling city while serving up an ever-changing chalkboard menu of fresh ingredients in freestyle preparations.
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Plus, there are two pools, organized activities, shopping, six on-site restaurants, two bars, and even one Dole Whip counter serving up Disney's celebrated pineapple soft-serve treat that's so very hard to resist.
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Before Noel Fielding was serving up baking banter and an impressive array of kitschy shirts on "The Great British Baking Show," he was one half of the outlandish comedy duo behind The Mighty Boosh.
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For Amazon Prime members, a FreeTime Unlimited subscription costs a mere $2.99 per month for a single child plan, or $49.99 (originally $69.99) per year for a family plan serving up to four children.
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The 27-year-old native of Tennessee has kept the ball in the park over his last two outings after serving up three home runs in his season debut at Minnesota on May 2.
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It's what you craved as a kid, it's the best way to tell if your pizza place is serving up quality pies, and it allows you to maximize your pizza budget (financial and caloric).
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Endgame pays off 11 years' worth of character development and narrative twists, serving up fresh permutations of the team, resolving old rifts and heartbreaks, and delivering epic sendoffs worthy of these larger-than-life heroes.
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The change aims to serve that goal even better, serving up more of the stories each of its 1.6 billion users want to see and, of course, encouraging them to spend more time on Facebook.
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Although it has been proven that lobsters actually don't mate for life, it's still an adorable and nostalgic way to say "I love you" — especially when you're serving up some Red Lobster to your love.
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The upscale restaurant, which has been serving up porterhouse and rib-eye steaks to finance types since opening in downtown Manhattan in 1837, gets as much as 75% of its weekday sales from business diners.
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Since news of her engagement was first confirmed in November 2017, Meghan has made it clear from the start that she has her own take on royal style, serving up messy buns against all odds.
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It's also the burger we imagine dad serving up on a hot summer's day, flanked by buttery corn on the cob and a pistol, because no gawdam Fed's gonna interfere with his 2nd amendment rights!
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And if Trump is sincere, he won't respond by serving up the same tired and baseless NRA talking points that Chicago has the strictest gun laws in the nation so new gun laws won't work.
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An implanted electrode array has to sort through masses of brain activity to find commands, while our arms' neurons are serving up a filtered stream of signals, traveling from our brains at lightning-fast speeds.
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The star — who attended the nuptials with wife Amal Clooney — was serving up shots of his Casamigos tequila at the event and was also spotted whisking the bride away for a dance during the party.
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The stage adaptation of Roald Dahl's classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is currently serving up a sweet surprise to audiences on Broadway — and PEOPLE has the first listen of its all-new cast recording!
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Serving up bloody violence as a $10 pay-per-view on YouTube and charging as much as $200 for floor seats in the arena, this was an affirmation of the enduring bankability of toxic masculinity.
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Aside from fun folks from all over and locals who know how to get a little weird, you'll find the country's best chefs serving up barbecue and all their favorite riffs on flame-grilled cooking.
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Eric Grimm has been serving up New Yorkers their morning buzz at Everyman Espresso for years, and is currently its director of events and cafe manager, as well as covering coffee and culture for Sprudge.
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By serving up a small but difficult math puzzle before the site even loads, it tricks the bot into spending its time solving the puzzle and not scraping the site as it thinks it's doing.
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Samardzija (23-0) outdueled Rockies righty Jon Gray (0-3), who took a four-hit shutout in the seventh before serving up Pillar's third home run since joining the Giants in a trade last week.
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At the Flamboyán Theater on the Lower East Side, the New York Shakespeare Exchange is serving up a "Hamlet" in which each of the 10 cast members at some point steps into the title role.
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And tonight, ladies and gentleman, the creased face carnivore himself, Mr Gordon Ramsay, will be serving up a hard square of lawn trimmings, a single Quaver, a spot of pistachio-flavoured toothpaste, and some figs.
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On a cold, grey Canadian afternoon in Toronto's Rexdale neighborhood, locals are packing into Hamdi, a small Somali restaurant in a strip mall that is serving up everything from goat shoulder with chapati to spaghetti.
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"Our philosophy is just serving up information, trying to make it more accessible, and letting people know exactly where and what is happening with this industry in the oceans," McCauley told me over the phone.
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According to the Macon Telegraph, Rowe was serving up to a life sentence for a crime spree that included an armed robbery at a Super 8 motel and another at a strip club in Atlanta.
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Pharrell and his son, Rocket, spent part of their day serving up meals at the Los Angeles Mission ... spreading messages of hope and love making sure everyone got a hot meal ahead of Easter Sunday.
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Now the service is publicly available and serving up the latest information on holistic medicine — powered by a partnership with the academic publisher Wiley — and a verified list of local practitioners for consumers seeking treatments.
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Google said serving up articles from its own internet network was the best way it knew to achieve the AMP speeds, which are as much as four times faster than a regular mobile web page.
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Touring local businesses during a campaign visit to a Christmas market, Johnson visited a local butcher and helped out behind the till at one stall, serving up sweets in front of a phalanx of cameras.
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From the days of "Get The Party Started," the pop star had been serving up edgy haircuts and colorful hues — and years later and we can still count on Pink to deliver fearless hair inspiration.
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According to Food & Wine, not only is the coffee chain serving up three modern takes on mooncakes, they're offering them in limited-edition boxes that light up, just like the lanterns used to celebrate the season.
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Tipsy Scoop, a shop that changed the ice cream game by adding booze to the classic dessert, is now serving up a new way to eat its alcoholic ice cream with boozy ice cream cookie sandwiches.
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The 93-year-old native of Connecticut has done a tremendous job keeping the ball in the park, serving up just one home run over 60 2/3 frames in 10 starts and one relief appearance.
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Now, Pixel 3 owners say a yet another bug has the device serving up 'fatal errors' when they use the camera, and the issue apparently appears both in the main camera and through third-party apps.
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Guillaume Chaslot, a former YouTube recommendation engine architect and now independent researcher, has written extensively about the problem of YouTube serving up conspiratorial and radicalizing content—fiction outperforming reality, as he put it in The Guardian.
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Serving up ice cream seems like the perfect summer job, and fighting monsters seems like it would be a lot easier for the kids to manage when they didn't have to worry about getting an education.
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Circle House Coffee: You're going to want to grab a donut (or two) when you head in for your morning coffee on Friday, because this coffee shop is serving up a BOGO deal on all donuts.
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Because she's been serving up some serious Pinterest-worthy looks for short-haired girls (like the author of this piece), and her latest, an edgy knotted mohawk, is practically begging to be added to your board.
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Businesses serving up creative ways to consume insects include a Hong Kong-made DIY home incubator for mealworms, a Belgian beer flavored with insect protein, Danish energy bars, and pasta from Germany that is 40% cricket.
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While she may not be cooking up new singles in the studio, Spears is raking it in with a Las Vegas residency, as well as touring when she's not serving up the hits in Sin City.
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While Netflix is serving up its worldwide viewers mostly "blockbuster anime" series that it can count on performing well, Rilakkuma and Kakegurui seem like the streaming service is also hedging its bets with more niche material.
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Bourdain suggests that Tuesdays are your best bet for fresh food (fish included), as that's when "the good stuff comes in," when the kitchen is most relaxed and when the chef is serving up peak creativity.
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An Austin institution just off trendy South Congress, Curra's has been serving up the uber-refreshing (and intensely boozy) avo margs for decades, and its popularity as the local's margarita of choice has yet to wane.
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Hughes led the American League with 29 home runs allowed in 2015 but has done well to keep the ball in the yard so far this year, serving up two homers in 25 1/3 innings.
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Jaye is 22.14-21 (22-23 at Triple-A Toledo) with a 403 ERA in 240 starts at two levels of the minor leagues this year, serving up just 26 homers in 22 2/3 innings.
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Long before Lange exited, Murphy and Co. were well into the habit of serving up a garbled mash of scary things and sort-of statements, and hoping that think-piecers would sort through it for them.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump is serving up her support for Serena Williams, calling on the Women's Tennis Association to change a rule that prevented the tennis star from getting a seeding at the upcoming French Open.
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He ruthlessly chopped the former down into a sleek, 24-minute battery, and on the latter, snatched Dave Mustaine's love it-or-hate-it vocals out of the equation entirely by serving up an instrumental version.
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We also feature an interview with a Pearl Harbor attack survivor, as America remembers the event that brought it into World War II. And we're serving up the curriculum for a college course in ice cream.
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Al's disposition is a bit sunnier now that money's on the way, plus the fanboy waiter is serving up free shots and the kind of respect that flows your way when you have a hit record.
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That's one reason that Facebook has grown so quickly, taking in $27.6 billion in revenue in 2016, virtually all of it from advertisers, by serving up the attention of two billion Facebook users across the globe.
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Ever since the first Insta-Burger King opened its doors in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1953, the chain has been serving up signature flame-broiled burgers, milkshakes, and fries that have satisfied customers all over the globe.
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The Jannetta family has been serving up gelato at 225 South Street for more than 23.00 years, and with 22.50 delicious flavors to choose from, even decisive types will have a hard time narrowing the options.
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King's beloved novel of Lovecraftian horror infesting a small modern-day New England town succeeds on multiple levels, serving up memorable characters, loads of action, and a central haunted house setting as creepy as they come.
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The idea behind the browser is to rethink how consumers want to search the web from mobile devices – that serving up a standard set of links to click is something that no longer makes sense, that is.
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DeGrom is 1-1 with a 1.80 ERA in three career starts against the Padres and has shut down Yangervis Solarte (1-for-9) and Wil Myers (33-for-6) despite serving up a homer to each.
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Holland, who suits up as Spiderman once again for the film in theaters in July 2019, shared a photo of them "serving up 3 looks" in the back of a boat while cruising the city's famous canals.
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Downstairs, on Sunday night, was an In N' Out catering truck, serving up burgers and fries for the crowd of supporters and volunteers for Rohrabacher, the congressman now best known nationally for his close ties to Russia.
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Maeda lost his other playoff start in Game 20 of the National League Division Series against the Washington Nationals, serving up four runs on five hits in three innings in his second-shortest start of the season.
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Facebook was serving up an alert to anyone clicking the share button, informing them that the content had been rated false by a fact checker along with a link to our article explaining why it is false.
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But Rothera says he was always dreaming up his own ventures and so at 21 years old, he set up a dinner party catering business, serving up meals for big names like "Love Actually" actor Bill Nighy.
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At Randy's, the red-boothed joint serving up heaps of mouth-watering pulled pork and hush puppies, the photos and memorabilia covering the wall can be grouped into three buckets: NASCAR, barbeque, and the South Iredell Vikings.
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Opening the app brings up the tailored 'For You' tab which acts as a quick briefing, serving up the top five stories "of the moment" and a tailored selection of opinion articles and longer reads below it.
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The final trailer for the third season of the series has just dropped, taking a noticeably darker turn than previous teasers, which had Billy commanding the public pool as a lifeguard and Steve serving up ice cream.
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And her new look comes just in time to join in on one of the latest trends in Hollywood that has celebrities like Cardi B and Amandla Stenberg serving up all the magical vibes on their strands.
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Rita Ora has a new gig hosting America's Next Top Model — and while we'll have to wait until fall to tune in, the performer's already serving up some smize-worthy looks to carry us into the season.
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Companies are enacting new policies and serving up consequences because of problems like one in four of y'all thinking whipping out your dick at your place of work isn't an issue or an act of sexual violence.
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With a soundtrack of Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, One Direction and Nicki Minaj serving up some serious energy, the instructor led us through an hour of moves that incorporated hand weights, ankle resistance bands and, yes, Pilates rings.
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And if last year's minimalist design had you feeling Grinchy (or, like certain factions of our society, downright outraged), the coffee chain has done a complete 180 — serving up seasonal beverages in brand new, ornately decorated cups.
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Johnson, who succeeded Starbucks co-founder Howard Schultz as chief executive in April, is under pressure to continue serving up the kind of growth that Wall Street has come to expect from the world's biggest coffee chain.
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Serving up the only tennis show in town as the rain drummed down outside the roofed-in Centre Court and avoiding eye contact at changeovers, the pair also had the extra weight of history to contend with.
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Now, we know serving up cakes is nothing new for Kim -- she's been doing it for years -- but, the multi-layered one she sliced into for her daughter's party was spectacular ... complete with candy in the center!
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Given the fact that we are so close to a general election, politics was, unsurprisingly, thrust into our faces with the uncalled for enthusiasm of an hysterical student welfare officer serving up condoms at a fresher's fair.
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Some context: The Secret Shop is part of the hype leading up The International, serving up limited edition gimcracks and gewgaws that include everything from hats (physical and virtual) to backpacks to skinny ties to pint glasses.
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The 36-year-old from Boston has allowed fewer than three earned runs in nine of his 11 turns and has kept the ball in the park this season, serving up only two homers in 53 innings.
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" Serving up faggots and pease pudding in an East End pub leaves them open, I venture, to that old criticism that "hipsters have moved in and ruined this pub by doing posh versions of East End food.
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Things are often raucous at the covered ends of the pitch, with a hardcore group of fans serving as a dedicated orchestra and serving up their take on non-league ultra culture to a leafy, suburban backdrop.
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And if the company can pull off actually serving up genuine companionship that turns to love through an app, consistently, then that differentiating factor may be strong enough to give Tinder a real run for its money.
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So there was Trump Saturday night in Pennsylvania, surrounded by adoring fans and serving up the "best" of his campaign speeches, which the 44% of Americans who approve of his job so far as president likely enjoyed.
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In Kanazawa, I was thrilled with the pizza and beer at Oriental Brewing, and a tiny ramen shop, Wakadaisho, with an ebullient owner serving up laughs and bowls of goodness late at night on the Asano River.
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One cook might be known for serving up gourmet, single-dish items while another is lauded for their ability to feed mass amounts of troops at once — or, in this case, making desserts that boost troop morale.
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Opened in 2012, the independently owned Honest Abe's Burgers & Freedom founded by two cousins has three locations in Lincoln, Nebraska, serving up classic burgers, special burgers and handcrafted shakes, like Birthday Cake (made with yellow cake mix).
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Taryn: Caffè Panna is taking the classic Italian beverage to a whole new level, serving up affogato sundaes full of crunchy mix-ins, sauces, and syrups along with a dollop of cream and a shot of espresso.
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The Oakland Alameda Coliseum, home of the Oakland A's, announced Wednesday it will be serving up a twist on a ballpark classic that may be surprising to fans: a cheeseburger that doesn't use a scrap of beef.
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The electric drivetrain consisted of a rear-wheel-drive motor, a 53-kilowatt-hour battery pack consisting of 6,000 lithium-ion cells wired together and serving up over 200 miles of range, and a single-speed transmission.
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Thus, despite their best efforts, horror streaming upstarts too often wind up with many of the same, oft-recycled titles that are already available on larger services, or else end up serving up low-quality indie fare.
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But just outside the frame are clues that the structure in his picture is nowhere near the Champ de Mars: Chinese script adorns all the shop signs, and there is no shortage of canteens serving up fried rice.
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Sepang CEO Razlan Razali told Reuters on Friday that Malaysia would not want to host Formula One even if it were offered for free, with the sport not serving up enough excitement to draw in the local crowds.
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Honestly, the most compelling bit from where I stand (directly in front of the mirror, wondering where I've gone wrong) is the incorporation of notifications, serving up weather, calendar alerts, notifications and Spotify playback on the mirror. Necessary?
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To wash it all down ... Rosepepper Cantina, an award-winning stomp in Nashville, is serving up the "Bad Hombre" cocktail which features "very, very strong, believe me, Mezcal" and "The Nasty Woman" with potent, but well-aged tequila.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - A restaurant in St Petersburg has struck a chord with the hordes of soccer fans in town for the World Cup by serving up pizzas featuring the faces of some of the tournament's biggest stars.
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A user going by the handle Very Lonely Luke has been spending recent days serving up all of the deep and desolate thoughts that could be going through Skywalker's head while he passes time on his desolate island.
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Hold onto your butts—September's here already, and this week's episode of Noisey Radio on Beats 1 is serving up a fresh batch of tunes to help you make the most of your Labor Day weekend party plans.
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A bakery in the picturesque town of Windsor, where Britain's sixth-in-line to the throne will marry his American fiancée on Saturday, is serving up cappuccino and latte coffees topped with a frothy portrait of the couple.
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Instead, as they try to break through the television glut, NBC, ABC and Fox are suddenly serving up audacious, almost experimental prime-time humor more in keeping with cable networks like FX and the risk-taking streaming services.
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The New York-based company will announce on Monday that by 2025 at least two thirds of its drinks will have 100 calories or fewer from added sugar per 12 oz serving, up from about 203 percent now.
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From her sleek trench coat to her rust-colored monochromatic outfit to her ultra-cozy cardigan sweater, Katie Holmes has been serving up some serious outfit inspo as of late, and her most recent ensemble is no exception.
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"Out of interest do you think the people at Greggs understand that Jesus was Jewish and serving up a pork sausage roll in the manger is unbelievably inappropriate?" the woman identifying herself as Beth Rosenberg, wrote on Twitter.
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The Red Sox gave up 25 runs while dropping the final two contests of a seven-game road trip (3-4), serving up seven home runs - tied for a franchise record - in Thursday's 603-7 loss to Baltimore.
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It rakes in profits by serving up agitprop that targets liberals, Democrats and "deep state" operatives who are said to be plotting to destroy America for the benefit of darker-skinned migrants or a shadowy consortium of elites.
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Kluber suffered through his worst start of the season in Game 2, serving up six runs on seven hits - two homers - in 2 2/3 innings but was let off the hook when Cleveland stormed back for the win.
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The restaurant list ahead ranges from fast-casual grab-and-go style joints to trendy dine-in destinations, all serving up a curated hit-list of healthy fare made from high-quality ingredients (whether organic, locally-sourced, or seasonal).
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And even if you're on an iPhone or a Mac or a Windows machine, Linux is working behind the scenes, across the Internet, serving up most of the webpages you view and powering most of the apps you use.
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Silk tanks, we're not planning on leaving you behind any time soon, but with stores already serving up their new fall/winter '17 arrivals, we're going to start making some room for bottoms longer than a cut-off short.
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When you subscribe to HBO or another network through Apple TV Channels, it's Apple — not the video partner — handling the encoding and serving up the streams, so the company is in full control of bit rate and audio fidelity.
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Late last year the company launched an automated tool serving up job requests to its customers — the service providers that pay the company a fee for leads generated by people searching for services on the company's app or website.
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"It's clearly lovely to think about serving up every kid with some money at birth, but it's not the role of the government," said Veronique de Rugy, a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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Twins RH Aaron Slegers (25-0, 7.36) Farmer is making his second straight start against Minnesota and is hoping for a better result after serving up five runs on eight hits and three walks over five innings on Sunday.
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Read more: Game of Thrones season 26 finale: 28 winners and 27 losers from "The Winds of Winter" Why it matters: Game of Thrones is all about serving up long-awaited narrative payoffs, but only alongside painful plot twists.
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Big-serving John Isner later put down Henri Laaksonen 26-22 6-2 6-2 7-6(63) to double the 32-times champions' lead, the American serving up his 500th ace on Davis Cup duty in the process.
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And, in her 13 years in the spotlight, Kaling has also solidified herself as a bonafide beauty star — serving up look after look while being refreshingly honest about the skin-care products and DIY treatments that work for her.
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It's another tight round because both Apple News and Google News do a decent job of serving up headlines for you and personalizing content, and both these apps can look stylish on one screen and disjointed on the next.
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As the company noted today, having a local data center means latency for users in Japan, for example, will likely decrease by 50 to 85 percent when compared to serving up the same content from the existing Taiwan region.
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Here's a 21-year-old version of the International supermodel serving up face at a party back in 1991 (left) and 24 years later ... the working model is still slaying at a Vanity Fair party earlier this year (right).
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The 53-year-old congressman is one of several members who will take on prominent journalists and sports pros at the Tuesday tennis showdown at Kastles Stadium in D.C. Among those who will be serving up their best: Reps.
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At the end of this month, Apple's iPhones and their spit-shined new software, will go up against a litany of admittedly pretty, admittedly high-spec Android devices that are nevertheless serving up Marshmallow in the age of Nougat.
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All you need to do is connect a CO2 tank, a regulator, and a standard keg to the back of the cooler before filling the inside with ice and serving up ice cold tap beer of your favorite variety.
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But it feels, in some ways, like the essence of Disney+'s appeal: It's technically new, but built on a bedrock of nostalgia, all for the purpose of serving up two totally unobjectionable hours of wholesome all-ages entertainment.
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"I love knowing exactly what you want," he explains — though with ingredients like Santa Barbara uni, wild bay leaf-infused whiskey and fresh emu egg, he's often serving up exactly what you didn't know you wanted in a cocktail.
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The entrance to the studio featured a healthy cafe serving up vegan food and drinks such as buckwheat pancakes, toasted seed bread with activated nut butter, kombucha, cold pressed juices, and turmeric lattes with black pepper, dates, and baobab.
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Silicon Valley's endless office parks strive for the platonic ideal of workplace productivity: spacious green "campuses," colorful slides to take you between floors, free in-house massages, and cafeterias serving up grass-fed steak and brain-boosting kale juice.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)Concerns about coronavirus have forced the sports-TV world into a rather uncomfortable position: Admitting that having fans in the stands is less important, ultimately, than serving up live programming for those watching on television.
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This episode brought him to that breaking point, with all its attendant catharsis, while also serving up an over-in-an-episode spy plot that broke up some of the (intentional) monotony of the show's fifth and penultimate season.
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Cishek, who converted a four-out save Friday, got the first two outs of ninth inning on Saturday before serving up a 21-22 fastball that Texas slugger Prince Fielder hammered for a 20-foot home run to right.
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Elsewhere in software, Roku is trying to speed up the setup/on-boarding process for new customers, put a greater focus on free content, and become a leader in serving up family-friendly content from its many app partners.
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Kristina Peterson, who covers Capitol Hill for The Wall Street Journal and hails from a blended family, said her stepmother once dealt with a holiday meal by making crepes ahead of time, and serving up a variety of fillings.
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The golden age of television is here: Spotify and Apple are both serving up their share of stellar original content in the podcast space, while micro-content on Instagram and other social media platforms have users hooked in their hypnotic grasp.
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Clearly, "The Handmaid's Tale" deals with more than just serving up a nightmare version of the abortion debate, and after wondering where the writers could possibly go after the first season, the series now appears equipped for a more prolonged run.
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The quinoa salad bar is far from McDonald's first flirtation with healthy food: certain locations of the restaurants have started serving up super food kale, and the chain has vowed to use entirely cage free eggs in the next 10 years.
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What Plated is best at: Serving up hearty portions that can be eaten as leftovers the following day What it costs: 2-Person Plan, 3 meals a week, $72 ($12 a serving) You can check out this week's Plated menu here.
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NAS drives come with software to help you set up and secure access, and they work well with a lot of third-party software too, such as Dropbox or Plex (for serving up music and video all around the home).
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He helped found Wynkoop Brewing Company in Denver, which still exists (on a recent visit by this reporter, they were serving up a beer brewed with bull testicles) and helped launch him into politics as the city's mayor in 2003.
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It's his rumination on the knock-out punch Pop was serving up to Abstract Expressionism and a very real meditation on the near-miss of nuclear annihilation intimated by the Crisis de Octubre/Cuban Missile Crisis of the same year.
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Since launching their brainchild two years ago, the pair has shown there's a market for the brand of wellness they're serving up: Shine has experienced 30% month-over-month growth, and now, some two million people receive the daily texts.
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Major League Baseball began testing a ways to incorporate augmented reality (AR) into its apps last year, including labeling player positions, serving up relevant stats or showing fans how much ground an outfielder could potentially cover on a fly ball.
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Allow us to explain: As fan account Disney Califoodie Adventure recently shared on Instagram, the Cozy Cone Motel in Cars Land is now serving up a seasonal version of its popular mac and cheese cones called Slow Burnin' Mac & Cheese Cones.
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While Disneyland in California is getting the brick-and-mortar version of the movie's Pizza Planet restaurant, the Orlando park will be the home of Woody's Lunch Box, a quick-service restaurant serving up savory sandwiches, creative desserts and specialty beverages.
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Serving up a number of kid-friendly remixes may deliver the main story beats to children as efficiently as possible, but at the same time, they'll inevitably strip away what has made the films such great bonding experiences for families.
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As he faces the toughest crisis of his campaign -- battling a growing number of stories about harassment of women and fighting a war with his party's leader -- Trump is serving up a brew of the hard right's most enduring obsessions.
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In honor of the biggest cyber shopping holiday of the year, Amazon is serving up some pretty amazing deals including the chance to score up to 353 percent off athletic and casual style shoes like Adidas, UGG, Sam Edelman and more.
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Trump also marked his last day of campaigning by serving up some of the vintage, crowd-pleasing riffs that have long been staples of his off-the-cuff campaigning, like his idealistic and humorous vision of a Trump-run country.
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If you look closely, you'll spot the pair — Steph saddled up to the bar getting ready to take a shot of what we can only guess is Jägermeister, and Ayesha clad in chef's whites serving up a gorgeous plate of food.
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His recent exploration of other camps and coaches has clearly improved his striking chops—this is a man who rarely threw in combination and couldn't throw a punch without serving up his chin on a platter just a few months ago.
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It also announced that Siri is coming to its newly renamed macOS, allowing users of its desktop computers to tap the voice assistant to do things like send messages and find files, as well as serving up its customary sass.
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Such a company would have even more opportunities to make money from your choices — and your indecision — by effectively serving up these insights and impulses to those who want to sell you things, at the exact right time and place.
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The food itself varies (though the noodles are almost always excellent), but it is redeemed by the sheer breadth of its offerings, serving up a wealth Thai dishes of that will please everyone in even the largest, most hammered of groups.
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Top Chef season 14 came to an end Thursday night in its typical nail-biting fashion, with returning chefs Brooke Williamson and Shirley Chung both serving up epic meals in their final challenge (and us stress-eating the whole way through).
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He was tagged for season highs in runs (215) and hits (22) while serving up three homers in a 21-229 loss at Kansas City to fall to 216-23 with a ghastly 19823 in four starts with the Twins.
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Eight members of a U.K. child sex gang have been sentenced for their "routine, cynical" abuse of teenage girls — with one of the men serving up to life in prison — after their victims "bravely faced" them in court, PEOPLE confirms.
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So enhancing the public's understanding of what Facebook's massive ad platform is actually serving up for targeted consumption, and the kinds of messages it is really being used to distribute, did not make it onto Zuck's politically prioritized to-do list.
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Its system analyzes more than 2.8M global online, print, television, radio and regulatory sources, translated in real time in over 100 languages from 200 markets — serving up a customized overview of public conversations, market movements and issues pertinent to the client.
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We're delighted to be streaming the 18-year-old producer's record in full here at THUMP, which does a fine job of living up to its title, serving up skipping, tensile polyrhythms interlaced with cyclical synths, and of course, those marimbas.
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This is what she was serving up earlier this week: Sure, it's all edited, and hypothetically could have taken years, but that'd be a silly way of doing things—she probably knocked this out in a cool couple of hours.
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" As a filmmaker, Mr. Spielberg has always seesawed between prestige and popcorn — serving up "Schindler's List" and "Jurassic Park" in the same year, for instance, and moving directly from "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" to "The Color Purple.
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Choosing from multiple shots also allows the app to weed out the ones where someone is blinking or goes from a smile to a grimace, serving up the best image, or the best couple of images if they are significantly different.
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With downtown's new Gray Canary, they change the pattern, serving up oysters and wood-grilled dishes — from charred kohlrabi salad ($11) to romesco-sauced pork chop ($24) — in a romantic room overlooking the distant Hernando De Soto Bridge spanning the Mississippi.
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And the role of the chef is changing, too: The greatest cooks these days are also the greatest storytellers, not just serving up meals, but also long yarns about the who, what and where of the origins of their ingredients.
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The new album almost requires a syllabus, with Mr. Dando serving up interpretations of college-radio nuggets by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, John Prine, Bevis Frond, NRBQ, and the Eyes, the first band of the Go-Go's' Charlotte Caffey.
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These were the same fans who, just moments earlier, had forgiven Chad Green for serving up a grand slam in Game 73, who even had warmly greeted Ronald Torreyes, guilty of getting picked off second base in the same disaster.
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The evening ended with chants of "Wolves in six" from a sellout crowd of 18,978 and the speakers serving up one of Prince's more celebratory anthems, "1999," to continue Minnesota's purge of 13 seasons worth of pent-up postseason emotion.
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Eventually, LG and Vizio also began serving up Xumo via smart TVs, and the company's offerings grew to over 190 "channels" that effectively bundled live and on-demand programming in a way that is supposed to bridge cable and Netflix.
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As we entered Bagni Est Finale, the beach club run by Franco Morasca and his sister, the clinking of the plates, and wafting smell of garlic pulled us into the patio restaurant — serving up fresh but simple seafood and pasta.
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The division has grown quietly but quickly in the shadow of a company better known to consumers for making satnav devices — a business in decline — and to analysts for serving up the digital maps built into iPhone's Apple Maps app.
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Everyone has a different relationship to their social apps, folks are constantly doing different digital detoxes or just... not hanging out online, and the algorithms serving up content are constantly changing, so it's reasonable to not see everything a friend posts.
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Microtargeting lets campaigns tap Facebook's vast caches of data to reach specific audiences with pinpoint accuracy, going after voters in certain neighborhoods, jobs and age ranges, or even serving up ads only to fans of certain television shows or sports teams.
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Furloughed workers can also drink their sorrows away down the street at The Pug, which is giving a 30 percent discount, or at Little Miss Whiskey's Golden Dollar, which is serving up $5 rail and German tallboys for government employees.
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Scott specializes in drawing her viewers close with glittering bling, then serving up shocking subject matter: spread-eagle legs made from wooden pipes and beads, for example, in the Day After Rape series, or the smashed-up head of Rodney King.
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Rick Fox is serving up a big "I Told You So" to anyone who balked at his prediction League of Legends would outgrow the NHL ... and says their recent historic sell out of Staples Center is proof he was right.
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Education isn't on the Bachelor franchise menu, though—it has a habit of serving up lazy, prejudiced portrayals of Asian countries and using these locales as backdrops for proposal-worthy dates that the contestants, who are largely white, get to enjoy.
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Brewers RH Zach Davies (33-23, 25) Nola is coming off the worst outing of his brief career after he was battered for seven runs on seven hits over five innings against Washington while serving up a homer for the third straight start.
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The fast-food chain likely isn't the first place customers associate with a caffeine fix, but the golden arches are serving up two new coffee drinks the Internet can't seem to get enough of: Cold Brew Frozen Coffee and Cold Brew Frappe.
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